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did i kill innocent p.s. i wasn't there they supply some that's never answered. i. am a sample of those costs may i think are but every day. i steal the flyers fired from the memory. blah blah so much so long some of the serious crimes. i was ashamed. i was ashamed that i didn't. i was ashamed that i had been a hero why i got my arm i go play. in the mine. where i like to be out knowledge of or to. help me where i will go one on ones or i think. that i was a good soldier. but now most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just honest but. if thieves. steal. a major u.s. bank allegedly loses a billion dollar investment from libya's solvent well thought goldman sachs is one of the banks blamed for the recent economic crisis pretty financial woes of the american and libyan people. in the same boat. meanwhile in libya nato helicopters look at their first targets attacking telegraphers forces near the city of brega russia's foreign minister slams the coalition's actions saying it's a signal a ground operations in the country are looming. a huge car which has been rag

that the crisis at fukushima may soon support it you can check out the ones prosperous soviet city of p.s. near the infamous atomic facility to find out how it looks now a special report from there marking the twenty fifth anniversary of the chernobyl disaster is available on our website as r.t. dot com in the documentary section. the pentagon has recently been forced to admit it doesn't know where six point six billion u.s. dollars for iraq of money was supposed to be part of a massive reconstruction program after the war a former bush administration official and author of the book america's failure in iraq michael brown told me earlier that the funds went missing and that general petraeus is watch. all of this stuff was going on while david petraeus was the commander of the multinational security transition command in iraq four men sticky in zero four and zero five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven zero nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the us government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i

element if we intend to waken the sleeping masses thanks for everything you've done for freedom brian p.s. tell luke it's called a library not a library aside from that little detail he's definitely a keeper indeed all right well the rest of our comments tonight come from you tube so here goes mr action writes all right already let the show go on i always want to hear more of what your guests have to say crash two or ninety nine writes i really wish there could be in the show could be an hour long so the guest speakers have more time to talk instead of being rushed through a close at the end bushie writes this show needs to be an hour long and really elizabeth writes you totally need an hour show raytheon pones you yeah adam we want you on for longer than thirty minutes while we could've made the exact same point from just collecting comments from facebook on this topic where there's already a group anniversary is a man should be an hour long show but let's let's get back and we got time for a few more pie and company rights get an hour long walk from our team full of grace and i need to

right across europe we use ukip of parkhead to build this from the start of my former party leader more p.s. and invited her builders over to the house of lords just last year to show his film fitna because we believe in free speech all right paul not all and he and a member of the u.k. independence party many thanks indeed. thank you. for all of iraq obama is around i got support for his decision to withdraw a large part of the u.s. garrison from afghanistan francis says it's also prepared to pull out all of its forces but the news comes amid warnings from military commanders that progress against the taliban is fragile and reversible there's also concern that less soldiers will not mean less collateral damage nature can explain. let's start with numbers there are around one hundred thousand american troops deployed in afghanistan right now thirty thousand of them were added by president obama two years ago and now he says by the end of next year to pull out those thirty thousand troops the drawdown will start this year with some ten thousand troops back into the restaurant by december and

that she won thirty four twin engine plane was en route from moscow to p.s. rolls of out and crash landed just two kilometers away from the runway we are now hearing forty four are dead which means there are four survivors that were taken from the plane taken to the hospital and sure to stay right here on r.t.c. for the very latest on this story. overturning down to our top story this evening u.s. involvement in foreign wars and the fact that all these decisions continue to be made from the top and overwhelming majority of americans are unhappy about it all conducted last week by polls opinion research found that seventy two percent of voters believe the united states is involved in too many foreign conflicts and should pull back its troops seventy two percent answer sixteen percent saying the level of engagement was appropriate and twelve percent saying they're just not sure it's only frustration now growing as u.s. and nato forces continue involvement in libya but the most recent news that at least nine civilians were killed in a bungled airstrike in tripol

he broke down on the stand, especially when he got to the part about his own attempted suicide and, p.sou think before he took his own life in an eight-page suicide note he would have accepted blame to save his family if he had had anything to do with caylee's disappearance? but, no, and interesting, the defense wanted to ask him about the suicide to make him look bad to suggest he's the one that's guilty but they don't want the jury to see the suicide note, which would explain a lot and all this time tot mom sitting there like this, ho-hum. she actually laughs almost when george leaves the stand. then she breaks down in tears later in court when there's a grief counselor talking about what all tot mom has been through then the floodgates really open up. >> this was devastating i think for the defense. both because george anthony made it clear to these jurors that he thinks his daughter is responsible. i mean, there was question after question that made it entirely clear that george anthony thinks this child died at casey's hands and also he straight out denied the abuse allegation. so

then said, p.s., eat your vegetables. >>> you may not be able to walk a mile in princess diana's shoesn dance in her dress now, at least you can if you've got $800,000 to spare. that was the price paid for a gown that grabbed headlines when the world's most famous princess danced with one of the world's most famous actors. she wore this vel let off-the-shoulder number to a white house state dinner and hit the dance floor with john travolta. petra joins us now, when are you going to take me dancing? >> i like the names that their names were said in the same sentence. >> you didn't answer the question. >> how about tonight. >> you've got a nice dress on. >> thank you. >> you can wear that. is this politically indirect? >> no. >> it's friday. >> i don't mind at all. there was some basketball action, too, right? >> i will get to do my job. that is the stopry. a big night for the cleveland cavaliers -- did you just smack me -- who had two of the top four picks in the draft. they aim to start rebuilding the team following the departure of lebron james. first pick, they for kyrie irving, the

we were looking at motions and his case, i was constantly struck by his records just disappeared and p.s when someone is in an interrogation room for two days there's like records so the other three defendants stacks of records and jovan had an arrest and a confession. and it was just really -- other things had been manufactured a year and a half, three years later in response to the motions on the case but it was really kind of -- it was so striking to me that, well, the way it happened, the first way that jovan and i met at super max and cathy called me one morning and said, look, i'm in such big trouble with this case. i really believe this kid but i have to go to super max today and i got to cross-examine him and i need to cross-examine him like a state's attorney would. i need to rip him apart, and i absolutely can't do it. so you got to do it for me. and i was like writing now and i hadn't been in the courtroom and i was really don't toy with me, seriously? let's go. so we get down -- if you're a trial lawyer, you just -- i know it's a little gross and competitive but it just stays

p.s., you had better shove this in the tough, for if -- stove, for if we strike an agreement, i don't want any unpublished letters of mark twain. fortunately, they didn't burn it. i think it's a pretty remarkable statement for someone who hasn't yet published a book. [laughter] mark twain did not lack confidence. here's another letter, he wants howell to read the proof. he says yesterday mr. hall, that's the publisher, wrote that the proofreader was improving my punctuation, and i ordered him shot without giving him time to pray. [laughter] now, in order to give you a sample of what are roughly 11,000 letters, i thought i would just take a small category, begging letters, answering or not answering. this is one in reply to someone who's asked him to support an orphanage. i beg to wish the best success and a long career of usefulness to the infant asylum, but words are empty. deeds show the earnest spirit. therefore, i am willing to be one of a thousand citizens who shall agree to contribute two or more of their children to this enterprise. [laughter] and he goes on and gives it a very

. >> p.s., could they figure out a less painful way to do it? it's very painful. >> i understand.e understand butut i'll trust you on that. >>> those tiny traffic cameras that are meant to keep people from running red lights and causing accidents? as it turns out they might be doing the exact opposite. we'll take a look at whether they save or cost lives. it has to do with how people react to seeing that flash, that tell-tale flash that says -- ♪ blinded by the light >> how about that. >> you know you're going to get a ticket in the mail so what do you do? >> the thing when is you get the ticket in the mail it's an incredibly clear picture, it's hard to dispute it was you when it basically looks like your mug shot. not that i've only received one or two. >> two, three. some experience. >> you don't want to run red lights, not a good idea. >>> also the latest fad diets for the summertime. one of them is a diet only a baby could love. you guessed it.ç we're going to tell you about this. will this get you into your teenie weenie itsy bitsy yellow polka dot bikini? >> there are some u

and, p.s., if you find somebody not credible, you can throw out all of their testimony.to listen to one thing they said. that's the big apple that the defense is reaching for right now. they want that prize where the jury goes, hhmm, don't really believe george because that gives credence to their defense. >> holly, thank you so much. >>> on the last day on the job, the beginning of a new era. a farewell ceremony to secretary of defense robert gates. we take you live to the pentagon. why don't we have both? [ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engin

we have these p.s. announcements and make sure this doesn't happen again. >> first of all, about the impact, i think we talked a little bit about the environmental impact and specifically, we were focusing much of our attention on the impact on seafood. so i understand that -- the thing from the oil spill commission is how devastating this oil spill was to the communities in the region, the economy, the seafood industry, and it was remarkable about how it affected the -- what the experts called the psycho-social effects. there were people who were anxious about things that translated to child abuse and it was a crime, all of those things. this is coming on the heels of hurricanes and this sort. just because we talked about the ecological of the spill, this was a devastating, devastating event. we should take every step, we, meaning citizens, the industry, that it doesn't happen again. our recommendations are to help point the direction to that not only for the government, but for the industry. we recomm