journalists from the official newspaper, for many years the regime's reliable mouthpiece, said the revolutions freedom from fear. they say the parliament came from a regular action. >> we cannot go on this way. i mean, we have to change the editorial policy. otherwise, we will fail as a newspaper. otherwise, the masses come to burn this newspaper if we continue the same way. >> state television showed president mubarak conferring with the vice president, omar suleiman. and there were glimpses of jockeying of the top. the high command issued committee no. 1. it said it would preserve the nation and the aspirations of the people. then, as word spread that the president could be going, thousands of egyptians crossed the bridge over the and i'll to -- over the nile to tahrir square. the regime was hoping that the protesters would exhaust themselves. the president's opponents have the numbers and the energy. this week, the demonstrations have been the biggest yet appeared in the square, as they waited for the president's announcement, the sense of expectation group. >> it is the day of glory, the

ordinances, the ordinance was amended to require summary of the notice to be published in the official newspaper in order to address the concerns of the newspaper. the idea was to put something brief in the paper that directed people to the full of information on the san francisco government website. in implementing these new procedures, the clerk found that she needed clarification of the question of "summary," but thanks to the clerk and city attorney's office by coming up with an elegant amendment that i am submitting to the supple -- as a supplement to the original ordinance. supervisor chiu: colleagues, today, i will be introducing legislation to help save environmental resources, promote green business practices, and save money for san franciscans by reducing unwanted yellow page phone books for residents who do not want them. this is a topic i started thinking about a number of years ago because of an experience in my apartment building where i noticed that every winter, there would be a large pile of phone books, including the book that i have right here back in this bag, that would be l

journalists at the official newspaper issued a special supplement. it said the revolution has freed us from fear, and said the current parliament came from a rig the election. -- a read the -- a rigged election. >> we cannot go on this way. we have to change editorial policy. otherwise we will fail as a newspaper. by the way, we have been threatened by the masses, who will continue to -- who will burn this newspaper if we continue the same way. >> president mubarak conferred with the vice president. there were glimpses of what appears to have been a day of jockeying for power at the top. the army high command met. afterwards, it issued what it called communique number one, saying it would preserve the nation and the aspirations of the people. as word spread that the president could be going, thousands of egyptians crossed the bridge over the nile that leads to tahrir square. this has become a very well- trodden route. the regime was hoping the protesters would exhaust themselves. the president's opponents have had the numbers and the energy. this wee

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definitely in bus the should read very carefully the newspapers because the first official information second you have commence the third this is you know you just can't live with. the u.k. still harbors people sought under the russian legal system people that they sell ski. and most recently moved south who is the subject of the largest claim ever made me u.k. commercial court and what do you think it would take for the u.k. to change its position on that kind of cooperation with us that well this is a long story but this seems to me that. there are some legal procedures and definitely we have to follow this legal procedures and you know just you just can't say you know in general. this is there are some specific case and of course we have to deal with the every specific case you know case by case basis so i would say that you know you just change something globally. there are some i mean we have positions you know. on this notice and i think that we have to continue the dialogue between two countries and of course this dialogue is going on the level of the. legal authorities and of c

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official. video. and. the pentagon says it's not decided yet when the top u.s. commander will leave his post newspaper reports that general petraeus will step down this year he was appointed about eight months ago as part of. the country but our military says that despite all of america's efforts the number of mistakes in the country is getting hired. american occupation of afghanistan has already exceeded all possible saw that mistake in that country and accomplished even more than that in a negative sense and simultaneously having missed all the positive developments that war triggered and promoted by the soviet union intentionally or not in afghanistan i'm not going to justify the soviet military campaign in afghanistan however i do believe that the current american military campaign in afghanistan provides and ample evidence to exonerate the soviet political economic and military presence in afghanistan from their raise e.g. of the united states information agency propaganda which rolled supreme during the cold war battle you know afghanistan the economic objective was to distribute the farmland t

officials. report the revelation explains more about the u.s. domination of. cat among the pigeons whistle blower strikes again this time at the very heart of nato according to documents published by two european newspapers a u.s. mole was planted right in the office of the alliance's secretary-general several of the cables revealed by wiki leaks indicate america is trying to control nato from within reporting confidential information back to washington this point of view is supported by some of the documents allegedly sent by u.s. diplomat jeff raft. went under small grass roots and was looking for closer ties with the collective security treaty organization made up of former soviet states the u.s. was quick to veto the idea.

official. video. here with archie live from moscow the russian foreign ministry is looking into claims from a british newspaper reporter that he was denied entry into russia the guardian's correspondent luke harding says he was held in a cell for forty five minutes after he arrived at the airport the newspaper added that his passport was returned to him only after boarding the plane back to london the guardian says harding had a valid visa which was an old. but take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world a lawyer for the former leader of liberia charles taylor has stormed out of his trial in the hague it came after prosecutors refused to accept a written summary of his defense case taylor stands accused of arming rebels and neighboring sierra leone in exchange for so-called blood diamonds the trial has lasted more than three and a half years with a verdict expected later this year if convicted taylor will serve his sentence in the u.k. . britain's former labor government has come under fire after a report revealed they did all they could to secure the lockerbie bombers release. he w

officials blame terrorists for sabotaging a pipeline. in cairo, thousands of protesters remained in tahrir square. some of them have been there for nearly two weeks. food and newspapers are for sale and there is a first aid area. >> you can get the principle things to survive. >> reporter: the protesters scuffled with the members of the military but the demonstrations were mostly peaceful with the children joining after night fall. the protesters stood shoulder to shoulder in the united nations in new york taking a stance against hosni mubarack. >> the beast has been unleashed. >> reporter: the protesters have been holding rallies in new york hoping their solidarity will force mubarack to resign. his son and four others quit their roles in the ruling party. but the president obama has not pushed for mubarack to immediately step down. >> president mubarack's continued leadership is critical and his opportunity to write his legacy. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton spoke on the crisis. she says it is important egyptian leaders demonstration an orderly transition is underway to keep the middle east stable. >>> and the protests spread here to the bay area t

official parties catarina reports on the allegations. cat among the pigeons. strikes again this time at the very heart of nato according to documents published by two european newspapers a us smile was planted right in the office of the alliance's secretary general several of the cables revealed by wiki leaks indicate america is trying to control nato from within reporting confidential information back to washington this point of view is supported by some of the documents allegedly sent by u.s. diplomat jeff rafter. when under spog rasmussen was looking for closer ties with the collective security treaty organization made up of former soviet states the us was quick to veto the idea after a private dialogue with the u.s. representative to nido rasmussen took all mention of the two organizations growing closer out of his address to the alliance in two thousand and nine but why would the us try to pressure its allies. i mean it has one of nato is key players u.s. tries to prevent the alliance from growing too close to the russia in the former soviet bloc because the region is of strategic interest to america they of course would prefer to build exclusive bilateral relati

officials blamed terrorists for sabotaging a pipeline, disrupting the flow of gas to israel and jordan. in cairo, thousands of protesters remained in the square. some have been there for nearly two weeks and food and newspapers are for sale and even a first aid area to treat the wounded. >> you can get the principle things. >> reporter: and protesters briefly scuffled with members of the military but the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. with dozens even dancing in the square. protesters stood shoulder to shoulder, in front of the united nations in new york saturday. taking a stand against egyptian president hosni mubarak. >> that is the goal, 30 years is enough. >> reporter: and protesters have held numerous ral list over the last week in -- rallies over the last week in new york, hoping their solidarity and consistency will force mubarek to resign. mubarek's son and four others quit their roles in the ruling party in egypt, a move the u.s. welcomed but the obama administration has not pushed for mubarek to immediately step down. >> president mubarek's continued leadership is critical. it is an opportunity to write his own legacy. >> reporter: seth of state hillary clinton also spoke on -- secretary of s