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the iraqis do not like al-qaeda the iraqis had as much to do with catching and killing their kawi al qaida interaction ruthless leader in the beginning as did the united states they all drive. but these are rocky is that we're talking about. are these sons of iraq the ones that the u.s. worked with whom i have to working with them because they also wanted to write fight the militants fight al qaeda that's what became the success story for america but it was david petraeus call it a success story but here you're back in my first response again is this the sunni element now describable the political process and describable the way the united states has abandoned it in that political process and is now saying threatening that it's going to live so for the al qaida again if it were to do so would be a temporary lines ok well you know i mean there you're i think the political instability definitely has a large part to do with the but what i'm curious about who is the entire. idea of paying these people off i mean these guys get three hundred dollars a month and that's what they first were paid

washington says al qaida leadership in pakistan is the top threat to the country's security it also added that iran is believed to be the most active state sponsor of terrorism if it comes altered on your notion washington which as al qaida has proven to be resilient and those out with a report describe the efforts of individual countries to fight terrorism across the globe. do you check out our website of course for all the stories we're covering today on the whole war here's just some of what you'll find right now is almost a muslim says you know hall to the middle east is turning its face to the west it's been younger generation that was it a long american restaurants and english teachings. to measure the record breaking a mosque i was building a hundred and six meters the moment it's going to set a record it. for more. now russ is imposing a temporary ban on gray next holes corrino will more have more on not relevant facts are going on in the business updates on social break. for the. we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. are welcome to

investigators say a chechen militant leader with links to al qaida is likely to be behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security across moscow fearing more attacks. a soviet war veteran who fought in afghanistan in the eighty's says the u.s. is failing in its campaign there because after nine years it still doesn't understand the country or its people. and that interview is coming right up. the united states of america is waging war within its own army. kill no advantage it is on no one side. and human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the us armed forces sex in the army on our. side and up to join the military because i thought that it was my duty not that it was something that i could do to help my country. my government that it is necessary for america to vietnam there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of. news. to go out and buy. these all the while i always thought i wanted to win a lot of metal and to have a lot of de

and al qaida big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on a recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. cheap withdrawal from iraq. a very warm welcome to you this is a line from the russian capital with me alice have it moscow is finally breathing more freely is the dead small and not just the ones that have been tormenting the russian capital for days have lifted officials say some wild fires all now want to control but many are still raging because of the record breaking heat wave that is the now we is in the badly hit region of years on that's too took long as is southeast of moscow. this is how it all starts with a small flame that can quickly and gulf the entire forest making this a very fierce battle for emergencies workers and volunteers it's. one of the biggest operations in fighting these fires happened from the air port an airport in the resign region one of the worst hit by these fires and the emergency services has invited archie to come along for a ride on this ill seventy six. the . water line they. want to drop over the past. service life. at the same time down belo

and backing al qaida an american media reports suggest pakistanis using u.s. intelligence for its own interest details just a few minutes. russia's drugs agency is planning to increase the number of rehab centers in the country as the government works to combat dependency critics say some facilities for recovering addicts could be as dangerous as drug abuse itself. how do you through the my spread of drug and alcohol addiction took me nearly a decade these twenty nine year old was on a collision course with crime and with death diagnosed with hepatitis b. and c. we can now says god saved and changed his life. when i came here last year for the first time in eight years i realized the grass was green birds were singing and everything was beautiful i used to take drugs and alcohol at the same time i was literally a vegetable understanding of what was going on around me. here is a rehab center run by cornerstone church days include group chores me to teach responsibility and bible and prayer sessions. prayer is a fellowship and we are more likely to become like t

sons of iraq meet is and militiamen and we're seeing some very disturbing reports recently about al qaida offering more money to today we have been receiving by the government and indeed some of those approaches being successful so we were told yesterday we spoke to one. sons of iraq leader who said that one hundred of his members have not turned up for the last two months to pick up salaries he says that can only mean one thing being paid by the enemy so if you're not going to be good news for washington d.c. and capitol hill that. saddam hussein's former deputy who's accused president obama of quote leaving iraq to the wolves saying u.s. troops should stay now given the troop pullout at the end of this month surely it's not the right time for the americans to leave. but there are remarkable words for saddam hussein's chief tend to be calling for the americans to be starting he said that there was a massive mistake made to come here to invade in the first place but to leave iraq like this would indeed in his words be feeding the countries of the world pay saying that nothing is stable he

terror in the north caucasus with the security services saying over forty militants with links to al qaida have been killed in august but two police officers have reportedly been shot dead by militants in the russian republic of dagestan just hours ago. on sunday twelve militants were killed during a special operation in the chechen republic while canal cross live to our correspondent mori financial. so maria what can you tell us about these latest events there. well marina we were a receiving contradictory reports on exactly what happened on sunday in the republic of chechnya in the north caucuses with what we know for sure is that a group of ministers from fifteen to thirty people at tak the home village of the chechen president drums and could there of it occurred before sunrise at four am most current local time so the militants wanted to take local residents by surprise because all the people in the village were sleeping at that time. the houses of local policeman situated on the outskirts of the village were first targeted and three officers were killed in the first minutes of the at

and that's korea's the chechen militant with links to al qaida is blamed for a compliment in russia's caucasus region which left up to those who complained to it's. facing up to the global truck threats the russian president meets the leaders of a stunt. that. many believe the problem is impossible to talk over while the afghan war rages song. i started to look at american history and politics and realize that my whole life might have been the way to. the american dream a growing number of us nationals choose to announce first if the. why. a very warm welcome see this is all to you live from the russian capital with me. now please the moscow. on high alert as authorities fear more terror attacks could follow a car bombing in russia's caucasus a chechen missing with links to al qaida is to be behind the blast in the town of people well up to thirty people were wounded those that the worst injuries have been flown to moscow for treatment many believe schools more would have been like died if a sudden downpour hadn't seen the usually busy street where the attack took place and will corre

tourist chechen militant with links to al qaida is blamed for a cold bombing in russia's caucasus region which left people injured it's. facing up to the global truck threat the russian president meets the leaders so what can a stunt. but many believe the problem is impossible to tackle while the afghan war rages on. i started to look at american history and all it takes and realize that. giving up all me american dream of a growing number of us nationals choose to announce this is than shit i'll see all six was. a very warm welcome see this is on the line from the russian capital with me alice have its place in moscow on high alert for fear more terror attacks follow a car bombing in russia's caucuses a chechen militant with links to al qaida is thought to be behind the blow in the town of to the gore squids left. well for what have been brought to moscow for treatment officials say schools would most likely have died if it hadn't been for a sudden downpour keeping people in signed one of the exam on the choice. we are right now at the exact street where their car bomb explosion took pl

terror in the north caucasus with the security services saying over forty militants with links to al qaida have been killed in august but two police officers have reportedly been shot dead by militants in the russian republic of dagestan just hours ago on sunday twelve militants were killed during a special operation in the chechen republic where if an ocean has the details. a group of militants from fifteen to thirty people attacked they have home village of their president off to run for their of the mansions and to the village in the morning and burned down several houses there and shortly after that the ministry of internal affairs special battalions in chechnya together with local police started a special operation against the militants and it runs on credit of the president of chechnya a person that came to the scene together with his commandos to had this operation as a result twelve missions were killed and we've been receiving information is seven said seven of them exploded themselves as they didn't want to be identified and only those who were shooting video and managed to escap

now become chief of al-qaida operations.the 35-year-old man has taken over a position once held by the september 11th master mind muhammad we was captured back in 2003. officials says the the first time a leader so imminently familiar with the u.s. society has been placed in charge of planning attacks. >>> the defense department told wikileak to pull tens of thousands of documents on the war in afghanistan already posted on the site. so far wikileak has not said if they plan to comply with the requests. >>> coming up next at 6:00, developing news, the ceo of one of the biggest and best known companies in the bay area announced today suddenly that he is resigning amidst allegations of sexual harassment. >>> also more on what we learned today about the two people from the bay area who were killed in a small plane crash in colorado. >>> plus the group that said today it is stepping up efforts to try and keep the streets safe, especially in bay area cities that have had to lay off police officers. >>> and it has taken years but

and al qaida is a big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on the recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq.

investigators say a chance to militant leader with links to al qaida is likely to be behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security across moscow fearing more attacks. headlines here sports next. you're watching the sports news an hour too thanks for joining us this hour and a good headline spars. says prepare for that two legged play off against cypriot side on the tosses. meanwhile real madrid welcome a new star as much as an all silk and say move to the galapagos from the bremen. and ukrainian heavyweight came without a hitch corey is set to defend his w.b.c. title on october sixteenth against american shadow that can embrace. all began with the latest summit transfer there is a new kid in town over a mudra ed. joins the reaal for the bremen on a six if you're a dale price not really comparable to the one hundred fifty million the club paid to get. out of the barn a bell bargain matilda could turn out to be just as important it's ones who want their old german has had a stellar career to date culminating in a semi final appearance at the world cup

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and al qaida is big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on a recruiting spree strode on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq. this is our team welcome to the program moscow is finally enjoying sunshine after overnight rain washed away the dense small gun noxious fumes that have been tormenting the russian capital for days officials say some wild fires are now under control but many are still raging because of the record breaking heat wave artes and he said now is in the badly hit region of resign that's about two hundred kilometers southeast of moscow. well we've been trying to show you how much destruction these fires have caused across russia but where we are much of the forests here are still engulfed we're at the makeshift headquarters of the local emergency services who have been working around the clock day and night here for three weeks trying to contain these blazes and they don't look like there's any sign of letting up the situation here is very critical and in fact that's why on tuesday prime minister vladimir putin chose to come to resign region to get his

and al qaida is big combine terrorism and supposedly almost losing spree spurred on by the problem do a troop withdrawal from iraq. ok here's the latest sports news for laughs good see the super unsuccessful. big night of european football last yes russia. won it's also the ten of spain england germany and argentina this evening all the latest that's coming up. welcome to the sports news on this big night of international football and here are the headlines. dick's winning debut in national coach advocaat leads russia to a warm and friendly victory over bulgaria instantly petersburg in its first game in show much. while the old coach new tricks fabio capello sent to a would see england's first match since their disappointing world cup campaign. and keeps getting better roger federer breaks another record with his win at the toronto monstrance. let me start with football where coach dick advocaat has led russia to victory on his knowledge aerial debut as his side garia one nil in an international friendly in some bases work for a month iraq called boys home the army go after just six m

investigators say a chechen militant leader with links to al qaida is likely to be behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security across moscow fearing more attacks. as we have lines here in our next in our special report we'll carry the personal stories of female u.s. soldiers who were sexually assaulted while serving in iraq and the army's attempts to cover it up. oral. jefferson barracks national symmetry here the u.s. military on a small children simply thousand wounded from camp things past and present. the family of one soldier buried here on the defense bill since code of honor and respect means nothing. you blessed us when you gave birth to us. we just never imagine we wouldn't help her loman. today dr john johnson has come back to reaffirm his promise to his nineteen year old daughter that he will continue the fight to find out how she died. i'm asking you to just continue to to bless us to encourage us to get justice for. dr johnson birth fuses to believe the on the spine thing that he's daughter private living at least johnson killed hers

moscow here's a look at the top stories investigators believe the chechen militants with links to al qaida is behind a car bombing in russia's caucasus which left up to thirty people injured police and moscow are now on high alert authorities fear more terror attacks. facing up to the global drug threat the russian president meets the leaders of afghanistan and pakistan with russia ways of tackling opium trafficking experts say a regional approach is vital to combat the dealing of heroin which kills tens of thousands of people each here. a growing number of u.s. nationals are choosing to renounce their citizenship last year alone over seven hundred people gave up their american dream three times as many as if you're before . the weather's extreme conditions have been the summer. hottest topic with heat raging in russian floods devastating pakistan people are lost as to what's causing these catastrophes are to talk to the prominent russian physicist alexander ginsburg who says the only force to blame is mother nature herself. recent climatic chaos has caused many conspiracy theories to wond

investigators believe a school released a chechen minutes with links to al qaida behind the cole bombing in russia's caucuses what's left up to people in egypt police in moscow all i want to us is all forces fear more terrorists hands. facing up to the global drug threats the russian president meets the media is about down astounds as you can because to launch on a wave it's hard to go looking experts say a regional approach is vital to combat with down heroin which kills at tens of thousands of people each year. a growing number of u.s. nationals are choosing to announce that citizenship. day was seven hundred people gave up the american dream three times as many as the year before. ok more news out of the top of the next hour a bit about what's going to schools update with you then. your company this is sports today i'm going to take a look at some of the stories we're covering this very hour home advantage and it's in petersburg one will win in the first leg of their champions league qualifier against. the french fry nicolas anelka international career looks all but over after receivi

the best of years say a chechen militant leader with links to al qaida is likely to be behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security across moscow fearing more attacks. a soviet war veteran who fought in afghanistan in the eighty's says the u.s. is failing in its campaign there because after nine years it still doesn't understand the country or its people see the cuffs off spoke to tell you no we go is coming right up. extracting black gold is dangerous. to mom pushes the limits to catastrophe. is the price too high. is it possible to prevent such disasters. and can be off to must be dealt with quickly time defectively. oil spills and thrills auty. signed up to fill in the military because i thought that it was my duty and that it was something that i could do to help my country and i believe my government thought that it is necessary for americans to vietnam there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of good stories. to go out and buy. these tools of war i always thought i wanted

investigators say a chechen knowledge and with links to al qaida is likely to be behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security across moscow fearing more attacks. though they have lines here in the back of the top of the hour with more updates for you in the meantime will bring you our interview show spotlight with al gore in office and today his guest as a representative of one of the indigenous peoples of russia discussing if it's difficult to preserve their identity in the trying to force injury. for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we understand. and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us knology update on our. hello again then welcome to. the show. today my guest says. there are dozens of indigenous people each of them with its unique culture our guests represents the people living in russia. how difficult is it to preserve their identity in the twenty first century in which th

say they've killed over sales and medicines and the cost involved including made it was linked to al qaida terrorists and five security officers died at the weekend after the time home of the president of russia's chechen republic runs out according to. a new dimension to new york's ethnic divide this particular one and say that being at times by african americans seeking to drive them out of tensions have risen up to a dozen the time so it's not a residence. and an elderly people have died and to have been severely injured in a font at a central russian nursing home an eighty six year old resident who set himself on light and died i suspect the cause of the blaze was the president that it was ordered at summary investigation and to help the victims. that says they are going to show take a closer look at glenn beck's conservative rally was.

trying to bribe them offering to pay more if they return to insurgency afghan war veteran jake says al qaida is a fueled by america's extended presence in the region. the coalition forces of failed to realize what's making al qaeda grow al-qaeda is growing because of of continued presence u.s. and nato forces in in the middle east i mean we have we have completely surrounded the middle east in bases in united arab emirates and saudi arabia in iraq in afghanistan in kuwait and as a result of our bases being there the greater islamic world sees that and they see their their environment being taken over by what they see as occupiers no i don't personally i don't necessarily think that the united states wants to conquer and control all of the middle east but i think the. we definitely want to demonstrate power there so we put in military bases there the big problem is that this hasn't appropriately assess the threat the threat is five to seven thousand militants and every day that we stay inside the middle east those militants have fuel to grow. ok it's going to check council international news

members of the country's parliament are reported to be among the dead a militant group with links to al qaida has claimed responsibility for the attack. manila police have admitted bungling bungling a hostage situation that took place on monday a sac police officer armed with an assault rifle seized a coach load of tourists mostly from hong kong he was demanding his job back the twelve hour standoff ended when police stormed the vehicle but eight hostages had already been killed the police struggled to gain access to the coach and at times appeared confused and ill prepared. the roses and two drugs agency is planning to increase the number of state controlled rehab centers it says currently most drug addicts get help from non-governmental facilities and while some centers do help battle addiction others only land their patients in deeper trouble stacey bevins reports. how do you through the my spirit of drug and alcohol addiction took me nearly a decade these twenty nine year old was on a collision course with crime and with that diagnosed with hepatitis b. and c. we can now since god saved a

members of the country's parliament are reported to be among the dead a militant group with links to al qaida has claimed responsibility for the. drugs agency is planning to increase the number of state controlled. it says currently most drug addicts get help from non-governmental facilities and while some scientists do help diction all their patients in trouble all see stay safe havens report. how do you through the my spirit of drug and alcohol addiction took me nearly a decade these twenty nine year old was on a collision course with fines and with that diagnosed with hepatitis b. and c. we can now sense god saved and changed his life. when i came near a large share for the first time in eight years i realized their grass was green birds were singing and everything was beautiful i used to take drugs and alcohol at the same time i was literally a virgin. i what was going on around. here is a rehab center run by cornerstone church days include group chores me to teach responsibility and bible and prayer sessions. with prayer is a fellowship and we are more likely to become like those we comm

people were injured in the blast and investigators also believe tory is chechen militant was away still qaida may have mastermind of the bombing meanwhile authorities have stepped up security across moscow more attacks police received two alerts on wednesday a bombs planted in a business center and a year and a part of walk in the capital people were evacuated from the buildings but no explosives were found. now they say every dog has its day but for two dogs of the soviet union it was a day the launch them literally to international fame it's fifty years since belkin and were sent into orbit and returned safely daily are becoming the first living things to survive such a flight that pave the way for the first man in space eight months later artist looks back. just. became the first ever human in our space. return i don't know if the first space. before manned space yielded to man's best friend at least fifty seven dogs were sent into orbit by the soviet union arguably one of the most famous travelers were too much or whitey and little arrow fifty years ago after months of strenuous training

hundred people and interests in archives were also discovered with this man proving his links with al qaida and other international target as ations analysts are saying that this recent activity by terrorist groups in this region the north caucasus is a kind of various forms to all of those successes by federal forces as if the militants want to demonstrate that they're still alive they are still in force and their soldiers are not fully controlled in this situation but as we can see most of the federation special operations by federal forces lead to the missions death arena already it all sounds eerily like a tough battle ground there but can we say at this point can really say that russia is winning the war on terror what the what are the official saying there. well the war on terror in russia is continuing and unfortunately it's too early to say that terri some is defeated completely in this country but as far as president dmitri medvedev has stress the government is not going to back down and on to terri some operation and russia will continue to fight terrorism and to. will the last mi

terror attacks could follow a car bombing in russia's caucasus a chechen militant with links to al qaida is thought to be behind the blast in the town of picher gorski which left up to thirty injured officials say scores would most likely have died if it hadn't been for one lucky detail our correspondent some of the chiller is on the scene. we are right now at the exact street where their car bomb explosion took place and the police officers just five minutes walk from here their post office is nearby and the local white house is just across the blog so this trade is and did a very busy and crowded street their white car has been parked in front off a cafe just over there there was no driver at the moment of explosion and the car contained up to forty killed. just to paint a picture it's ten times more than was used during the twin blasts in moscow metro this march that last left almost forty people died and many more injured actually we didn't have so many people injured because of. just a hop an hour before the explosion and they saved many lives mass media has been reporting that secu

seriously forces say they've killed of the soul said mrs in the past month including many with links to al qaida terrorists and five security officers died had to be carried off at a time on the home village of the president of the trust chechen republic runs on to do a. need to new york's estimate developing this particular ground say that being at times five african americans sinking to drive them out tensions have risen up to a dozen toxic because i think the president is. on a night out if people have died and two have been severely injured in the fire as a central bus nursing home sixteen banks a six year old president has set himself on the ice and diet is suspected of causing the blaze while president medvedev has ordered it.

which exploded outside a busy cafe they also believe in a tory is chechen militant with links to al qaida could be behind the attack. they say every dog has his day before two dogs in the soviet union it was a day that launched them literally to international fame it's fifty years since belka and sat into orbit and returned safely a day later becoming the first living things to survive such a flight that pave the way for the first man in space eight months later parties looks back. just. became the first ever human in our space. return was. the first space. before manned space yielded to man's best friend at least fifty seven dogs were sent into orbit by the soviet union arguably one of the most famous travelers were too much or whitey and the little arrow fifty years ago after months of strenuous training they and a bunch of mice rats flies plants and a rabbit boarded sputnik five all. the most important criteria was the dog's size there was only that much space aboard the spacecraft dogs are much better tolerating cold temperatures but it wasn't every dog that was acceptable their chara

investigators say a chechen militant leader with links to al qaida is likely to behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security cross moscow fearing more attacks. also they have lines next max kaiser looks at the scandals behind the financial headlines and today is also questioning if the u.s. economy is on the brink of collapse. oh yeah it's time once again for the kaiser report markets finance scandals and political scandals too barack obama appears to have lost his mind his spokesman and the white house recently classified his supporters he characterized as supporters of bloggers and activists and all the people put them into office he characterizes the mis nibbling greedy professional left this guy has a political suicide wish him or stacy remember what's happening for max actually in particular he identified dennis who senate as the political left and that the political left if they had their way would have a guy like dennis q senate as president now recall that the biggest debacle of obama's administration is the health care reform and it on

attack in the city of course investigators believe in a tourist chechen militant with links to al qaida could have organized the a tap officers are also hunting for the owner of a car which exploded outside a busy cafe meanwhile authorities have stepped up security across moscow fearing more bombings police received two threat alerts on wednesday of explosives planted in a business center and near an apartment block in the capital people were evacuated from the building but found. they say every dog has his day but for two dogs in the soviet union it was a day that launched them literally to international fame it's fifty years since. for santa to orbit and returned safely a day later becoming the first living things to survive such a flight that pave the way for the first man in space eight months later. looks back. but it. just. became the first ever human in our space first thing to return i don't know if the first space. before manned space yielded to man's best friend at least fifty seven dogs were sent into orbit by the soviet union arguably one of the most famous travelers were to

backed militia leaders have said al qaida is trying to bribe members of their group to return to the terrorist organization some officials in iraq failed there is making a big comeback paul could use the power vacuum and political instability of its own country while the us paid the songs of iraqi water on the side. but now it seems our guide is offering to pay them more once the americans leave the journalist who broke the story told my colleague rory sushi could be a big problem if the issue group members defects. with helping stop the violent insurgency throughout two thousand and six two thousand and seven have been hired ever since by the americans people who are a cornerstone of the future security of this country however as the americans prepare to leave their heritage over responsibility in managing the sons of iraq program to the iraqi government the iraqi government's commitment to the potomac predominantly sunni sons of iraq groups has not been a stroll in over recent months it's a very sharp sprite of attacks against sons of iraq leaders and militia men and we're seeing s

members of the country's parliament are reported to be among the dead a militant group with links to al qaida has claimed responsibility for the attack. at a u.s. police patrol cameras captured the moment as speeding car lost control and crashed the nineteen year old driver hit a barrier and was launched into a concrete pillar the driver survived but is in critical condition. the russians drugs agency is planning to increase the number of state controlled rehab centers it says currently most drug addicts get help from non-governmental facilities and while some centers do help battle addiction others only land their patients in deeper trouble are facing provincial courts. how do you through the my spread of drug and alcohol addiction took me nearly a decade this twenty nine year old on a collision course with crime and death diagnosed with hepatitis b. and c. we can now says god saved and changed his life. when i came here last year for the first time i'm eighty years i realize their grass was green birds were singing and everything was beautiful i used to take drugs and alcohol at the same ti

russian federal sources say that now they have proof that the killed militants have links with al qaida and they must mind behind them or school board. this march mohammed. was also killed in one of these operations during the moscow metro bombings forty eight people were killed and many more injured these were the two blasts that were carried out by suicide bombers. we have children reporting there from the capital of russia as chechen republic. a string of violent attacks on hispanic immigrants in new york house from to fears of a new wave of racial hatred the victims say they've been targeted by african-americans who want to claim mexican people from their neighborhoods lower mr reports on how frustrations are. the united states has always been a country of immigrants but they're not always welcome we've seen mexicans targeted in the western state of arizona which passed a tough law targeting undocumented immigrants there's many many people are coming to this country and they go through the proper channels to do the proper thing and and the people that don't do that they're breaking

and al qaida could be making a comeback in iraq by attracting former u.s. sympathizers with the promises of high wages and now believed to be targeting a sunni group that aligned itself with the coalition forces during the two thousand and three conflict militia leaders say it is capitalizing on u.s. troop withdrawal and continuing political instability. the global debate continues on the issue of climate change with both sides of the argument expressing heated opinions it's coming your way next on cross talk with host peter lavelle here on r.t. . and you can. still. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle hard realities or convenient lines the world will be watching closely the u.s. senate as it debates new climate change laws are these laws based on real science are hyped up myths and if scientists can't agree what are the rest of us to think. you can. start. to discuss the political climate of global warming i'm joined by lord christopher monckton in london he's a writer and former policy advisor to british prime minister margaret thatcher in

that al qaida is big coming by the terrorist group is reportedly owner of cruising spree by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq. now the global debate continues on the issue of climate change with both sides of the argument expressing heated opinions cross talk with people about is next here on our city. and you can. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle hard realities or convenient lines the world will be watching closely the u.s. senate as it debates new climate change laws are these laws based on real science or hyped up myths and if scientists can't agree what are the rest of us to think. you can. start. to discuss the political climate of global warming i'm joined by lord christopher monckton in london he's a writer and former policy advisor to british prime minister margaret thatcher in washington we have jason kowalski a policy coordinator at one sky campaign and also in washington we have young miller a senior policy associate at the environmental and energy study institute and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger lord christopher monckton if i

who said to have links to al qaida may have masterminded the bombing. now russia's been going all out to win the football world cup bid for twenty twenty twenty two inspectors from the games governing body fisa are wrapping up their tour across the country assessing whether it should be chosen to host the tournament. is now at one of moscow's airport where the officials will soon leave holding a stacy so with been monitoring nearly every move of the inspection and now it's over so what can you tell us about the results. they came they saw and now russia waits to see if this bid was strong enough to woo feed the inspectors for four days the committee led by harold may nichols visit it for the third. staging cities but a world cup there if they petersburg moscow because done and sochi and they did all of this if the if russia is in fact ready to host the world cup in either twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two there is the afternoon nickeled and russian minister of sport but probably but that's where the press before the inspectors left moscow and the min

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