it comes out from the other side as a full fledged stream after merging with other soldier raney and streams. we did you know it has enough water to feed into the so called blue lake but. it's a monument of natural beauty. their drivers can go down to a depth of more than eighty meters not. it pains the scientists to see a cave with unique microclimate and rock graffiti slowly decaying under the impact of droves of tourists. with the disease he got can see the enormous entrance to the cave people look like small insects against it of course the wind heat and moisture get into every corner of the enormous caverns ruining the ancient creations we're faced with the gigantic task of saving them i mean while the group of tourists is taken to catamaran see a full mountain who says one small they were rough down the be a river all the way to cap of the cave. the billion is best cherry is largest and most important most way. the. come on all together. until. less bored catching up i know there are new challenging rapids so dangerous will pools in the bay or river even begin as can go rafting

backed smear campaign raney and all makers are now we considering their country's cooperation with the i.a.e.a. which they're calling a disappointment. but about with more details on those stories in thirty minutes from now in the meantime as promised we reveal just how toxic the american pharmaceutical industry can get in its pursuit of profit the second part of our special report is next. but you thousand and two the top ten drug companies in america made more profits than four hundred ninety of america's wealthiest companies combined helping raise profits are cancer drugs which in two thousand and five alone rose nearly sixteen percent compared to three percent for other prescriptions. today an average cancer drug prescription costs nearly one thousand six hundred dollars a month. the pharmaceutical industry spends about fourteen percent of their budget and research and development and about thirty one percent for marketing and ministration. in fact there are more pharmaceutical industry lobbyists in washington d.c. than members of congress food and drugs act in the united states an

what people in the streets say i believe but if we speak about our relations with enough to gossip raney the question has never been posed this way as for the guests agreements they are in force they were signed and the ukrainian side is implementing them. we have a common understanding that instead of revising the existing contracts we should work together towards broader agreements that will include the terms of delivery of russian gas we're holding these negotiations but i don't want to go into details now on the whole the talks have been intensive and instructive but there are many serious and complicated issues that ought to be solved so today's very hard to predict whether these negotiations are going to end you don't get your rights you're prepared to improve your gas relations with the crane but there's no need to bring to revise the existing contracts is it so. it's absolutely true that the phase one of the north train gas pipeline is meant to put an end to gas supply disruptions in europe spotlights there are reports. bill de gea would stream dates back to the ninth and ninety'

raney an enrichment plant by the findings have raised suspicions that the syrian government has been trying to produce nuclear weapons patrick case a reporter for the independent online and because in spite so is the international atomic energy agency has assumed a political role and should not be playing it's really important to stress here is that no one is actually saying that syria is on the verge of developing a nuclear bomb or nuclear missiles what they're expecting at the moment is what is now a cotton printing plant to some extent it shows just how these going to be institutions which are normally independent from the united nations like the international atomic energy agency based it shows how political they actually are i also think yes this is a way of keeping more pressure on syria during a time when the uprising to taken place i think it really brings about the worst of both worlds in many way it brings about kind of western intervention in a very insidious kind of i would say dishonest fashion basically to what we did in iraq which is use the guise of inspections so we

disprove iran's drive for nuclear weapons but a diplomatic solution is the only way to be national raney american council because he believes sanctions will inevitably backfire well military action will only spur on the building at arms it's actually we're at a point where we've run out of things to sanction and we're actually looking at things that are going to sanction ourselves there's talk of your own central bank which would effectively take iranian oil off the market and you know it could put the world into economic tailspin there's really there's two paths here either you do the military the best that we do is city runs program back by two or three years you would see them rapidly escalate the program they'd go into you know manhattan project sort of mentality and pursue a nuclear weapon all right and you know in a lot of respects be driven into that and then the other path that you have is a diplomatic resolution and that's sort of the path that not a lot of people are willing to talk about but if the end goal is to solve this and not do immense damage to the u.s. and the globe t

the world's third largest oil exporter it's seconding gas reserves the us is not getting any of you raney and oil europe on the other hand accounts for a significant part of iran's crude exports a year has severe energy problem. there are a huge net importer. in europe has recently stopped buying oil from syria it might stop buying crude from iran as well if the e.u. decides to impose an oil ban on the rand but analysts say it's not full long that the west would want to deprive themselves of middle eastern oil that would mean more oil more gas lower price of oil lower price of gas more steady supply. how to make it happen typically what we'd like to do is make the population so you could not make the measurable that they will seek to change the regime. and the second way is to isolate the country from its neighbors to the point where you can safely without too many complications go in and simply attack iran and destroy the regime through destroying the countries which the u.s. and the e.u. are trying to press iran's biggest trade partner china to do less business with tehran the u.s. is n

you don't have a peaceful program originally they said they were going to take the lower and russian raney and ship it to russia for processing that it could only be used for peaceful purposes whatever happened to that idea while you run recognize it actually shipped it out they could develop a nuclear warheads the i.a.e.a. has made very clear in a very very detail and if you haven't read those appendixes in the fourteen pages they show the design of the iranian warhead and how the nuclear bomb could be put in that warhead i mean i think you're living in a dream world and the thing is is that the other countries in the region it's not just israel and saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and egypt and turkey and soon you have a massive nuclear arms race in the middle east with a lot of terrorism you will there's not one country could get i don't know if we saw the way i thought who should because there's one country in the region the turks have nuclear weapons and it's israel go ahead hooshang records university go ahead look at first the first first eat on has. responded in detail those studies tha

backed smear campaign raney lawmakers and are considering their country's cooperation with the i.a.e.a. which they're calling a disappointment. to bring up to date for the moment what is the north stream gas and europe for the first time we sit down with a man who's been in charge of the ambitious project for my german chancellor gerhard schroeder tells us why it's so important for all sides involved that's an especially if you're next on the team. gerhard schroeder was told sort of germany from ninety ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at nordstrom's russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea and europe is to further why should they even increase its dependence on gazprom is good news or. a prescribed was done so we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union only other in the energy sector new stream is viewed as a priority project both by russia and the oil because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six not recognized by the european

business as well but most importantly is the expression of nato nato wants to control them of the to raney and syria is a big big problem there is a russian naval base at tartus sport made to once to get rid of this russian base by all means and the iranian navy they have docking rights at darts and says well so the eastern mediterranean is not part of the meat's only so they want to do every seeing in their power to control the whole of them a deterrent and of course this is part of how to cultural spring. which is not spring anymore effect there so maybe different arab drinks we should be analyzing all day because they're becoming winter little by little and that's when it comes to very nefarious influence of the house of cells which is behind every sing that is said to me from egypt they're supporting the military with four billion dollars so far and probably maybe more libya where they're supporting the al qaeda types war part of the power in tripoli and this free syrian army which is being supported by the south as well to destabilize another hour but republic certainly very interesti

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. >> her name is dorley raney, m > after the incident last night she wrote an e-mail to an alternativeled "the stranger" describing what happened. this is what she sayed. "something funny happened on my way to a transportation meeting at northgate. as i got off the bus at 3rd and pine, i heard helicopters above. knowing that the problems of new york would precipitate action by occupy seattle, i thought i would find it out. the police shoved their bicycles into the crowd and pepper sprayed the so captured protesters.ç if it had not been for my hero iraq vet caleb, i would have been down on the ground and trampled. this is what democracy looks like." in the women's movement, there were signs which said, screw us and we'll multiply. screw us and we'll multiply. she's 84. joining us now for the interview is my friend john hodgman author of the new book "that is all" and a rachel maddow show first, he's a self-described deranged millionaire. thank you for being here. >> hello, rachel, how are you? >> i'm good. >> it's nice to see you. >> you, too. >> do you mind if i take my shoes off? i j