these horses are part of romania's wild animal kingdom. >> the activists are keeping a close watch to prevent more horses from being caught. however, the locals remained adamant. >> why should these animals belong to the state? we pay taxes for the horses in the pastures. >> in romania, all the horses in barnes and pastures are taxable. until now, forces were left to feed. administrators have to deal with horses. they have to give up responsibility for the courses completely. >> courses that have no clear corner -- horses that have no clear owner become property of the mayor's office. >> at present, there are no laws in romania regulating the ownership of wild horses. activists are working for protections. he is the leader of the movement. on this farm, he takes care of all of the horses that are slaughtered. he wants to set them free. >> these animals should be the property of the nature reserve and be protected but -- protected like any other species living there. you cannot just leave them to the slaughterhouse because some greedy people want it that way. >> in the bio-diversity ha

. >> belief in god is stronger in romania than in other countries. i look forward to the cathedral. >> before the fall of communism, we were scared ago to church. we need this cathedral. >> before the fall of communism, they built monumental structures in bucharest. to make room, some churches had to be removed or demolished. it was not uncommon for church dignitaries to just look on, some even collaborating with the secret police. today, the church as a force to be reckoned with, politically, too, as they curry favor with church-going voters. >> during the communist era, we prayed for the well-being of nikolai even though he openly rejected the church. the orthodox church had also played for -- prayed before you -- prayed for kings, and now the political leaders of the past. >> they do not appreciate questions and church officials prefer that no one would decide. -- no one film tehe site. >> this cathedral is a symbol of our religious we are. it symbolizes our national pride and will also be a part of a were the european capital. >> a national symbo

a traveler going to romania. and a film on killer whales. the documentary series asia in view focuses on outstanding people in the region. the latest episode spotlights key players of indonesian social network services and looks at how society is evolving with technology. somewhere street looks at cities worldwide as seen by a walking tourist. this time we visit brasov in romania, a beautiful time with a medieval atmosphere. you'll enjoy the beautiful view of architectures. the next documentary features rare images of the unusual hunting behavior of killer whales living in argentina.

[laughter] when i see these places, i have gone into museums around the world in hungary and in romania and what not, and i've seen really bad security. and i just feel bad about it. i wish that there was enough funds to be able to support that. the problem is that security is not something that museums want to pay for because it's not the sexy part. the sexy part of a museum is exhibits and it's putting up the artwork. >> stephen: let's talk about the unit itself. does the f.b.i. take art theft seriously? i mean, do you guys in the art group, do you have to sit at your own nerdy art table at lunch. >> when i was... i retired in 2008, and i started the team in 2005. we had eight agents at the time. today i'm happy to say there are 13 agents at the f.b.i. who are trained in art theft investigation. so they obviously do take it seriously. they are going in the right direction. >> stephen: let's take a look at some of the stuff you've been able to recover. jim will put up the first picture. what is this? >> this is a wonderful piece calle "the swin home in madr in 2001. >> stephen: where d

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they are back from weeks of deployment at a base in romania. among other duties, they helped coordinate the flow of equipment in afghanistan. much more on this coming up on the 10:00 news tonight. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, about 90 minute the ago, police shook -- minutes ago, police took a shooting suspect in a shooting that shut down an oakland street. this all happened around 4:30, at 42nd and helen street. residents say streets were coming from a home that's also a day -- they were coming from a home. >>> john sasaki is live at oakland headquarters where we're learning two of the victims are women. john? >> reporter: police have had a long time trying to solve the 66th killing of the year. it happened this morning and they stayed on the case with no sleep until late this afternoon. chards of glass littered the street in east oakland. remnants of the deadly shooting that happened at 1:30 this morning. they ran into two rival groups, there was a dispute. they began shooting each other. and they are innocent bystanders shot in the -- caught in t

showers to watch out for in places like ukraine, romania, and bulgaria. out towards the west, it will be generally settled for spain and portugal. it will stay warm in places like madrid and lisbon. fairly cool for the majority of europe today. 18 in kiev. here is your extended forecast. >>> video footage has been released of a japanese astronaut's experiment at the international space station. >> the experiments were carried out and proposed by members of the public. he tried to put the tips of his two index fingers together. he did it with his eyes open but failed when his eyes were closed. the brain needs to process information about the weight of the arms to put the fingers together, but it cannot fully recognize weight in zero gravity. another experiment looked how body size changes in space. his head, wrists, and chest are the same size in space. but his kal s and waste are s centimeters thinner. this is because blood moves to other parts of the body due to the lack of gravity. >> a video of the experiments will be uploaded on the japan aerospace ag

showers to watch out for in places like ukraine, romania, and bulgaria. out towards the west, it will be generally settled for spain and portugal. it will stay warm in places like madrid and lisbon. fairly cool for the majority of europe today. 18 in kiev. here is your extended forecast. >>> video footage has been released of a japanese astronaut's experiment at the international space station. >> the experiments were carried out and proposed by members of the public. he tried to put the tips of his two index fingers together. he did it with his eyes open but failed when his eyes were closed. the brain needs to process information about the weight of the arms to put the fingers together, but it cannot fully recognize weight in zero gravity. another experiment looked how body size changes in space. his head, wrists, and chest are the same size in space. but his kal s and waste are six centimeters thinner. this is because blood moves to other parts of the body due to the lack of gravity. >> a video of the experiments will be uploaded on the japan aerospace

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around one o'clock in the morning me and friends left to their romania car dealership three women under cover of darkness. made sure that there were no people around the buildings that were nearby were baking. we started a fire that resulted in forty thousand dollars worth of damage to three trucks unfortunately it's taken me to start a fire is now i'm guilty of several different crimes he sentenced to twenty two years before people want to pay attention to things that i had to say or people like me had to say. should i stay here for the duration of my son's entire world and life that i've had up to this point will be nonexistent twenty one years that's hard to swallow. that's that's real death. i can't look back. knowing what i know and having what i have in my heart. crew trying mate. this was the longest prison sentence for any environmental an animal rights activist in oregon the average sentence for arson if you're convicted of arson is two years so for jeff to get twenty three years for the same exact crime based on his political beliefs was outrageous and completely unheard of i

your the mediterranean, looking at the heavy thunderstorms, parts of bulgaria, greece, as well as romania. the central mediterranean all the way into southwestern europe, very dry and quite pleasant with good spells of sunshine out here. things really warming up. madrid at 36 degrees today. 36 in lisbon. looking pleasant in paris today, 26 for your daytime high. but looking much cooler in central and eastern areas. >>> all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining usp

your the mediterranean, looking at the heavy thunderstorms, parts of bulgaria, greece, as well as romania. the central mediterranean all the way into southwestern europe, very dry and quite pleasant with good spells of sunshine out here. things really warming up. madrid at 36 degrees today. 36 in lisbon. looking pleasant in paris today, 26 for your daytime high. but looking much cooler in central and eastern areas. >>> all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us.

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we told the romania's.e chose to remain because nixon had been in romania and the romanians had been the most independent of the east european communist countries. so, we thought they might have the most credibility in beijing. the problem was that the chinese communists didn't trust any communist, so they were reluctant to be very specific through romania. finally again on the trip around the world, nixon talked to the pakistani president and that established a contact which we then use. post to let me ask you about the media backdrop to what you were doing with the opening to china which was the vietnam war. we talked about the strategic dynamics between the united states and the soviet union which was growing and based on strategic terms and china. talk a little bit if you would about how you expected the opening to china to affect the war in vietnam. >> guest: one has to remember that nixon didn't start the war in vietnam. there were 545,000 americans in vietnam, and we had just gone through the tet off

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. >> pelley: ellen byers' computer job was out-sourced to romania in january. kathy frazier has been out of work for about 14 months. now that you have sharpened your interview skills and your resumes, what are you hearing when you apply for a job? >> that's the big problem-- we're not hearing anything. they have these systems where they scan your resume, and if you don't have the key words that they're looking for, it just gets filed of trashed. >> and it's within the first third of the first page. >> pelley: computers are reviewing these resumes now? so you don't even get a human being to tell you no. >> no. >> no. >> pelley: how does it feel to be reject bide a computer? >> well, not good, but it's something that, you know, we have to deal with. >> pelley: all of you have college degrees or above. >> yes. >> yes. >> pelley: i wonder if you think that your age has anything to do with your not being hired at this point? >> i think ageism is alive and well. >> i was once told, "we're looking for somebody with younger and fresher ideas." and that was their way o

. >> reporter: they were deployed at a air base in romania. >> we were helping our brothers and sisters in arms. we were preparing equipment. >> reporter: simply but it was a big job. these are photos of them moving about a thousand tons of equipment for them in afghanistan. they are sometimes in remote areas in a moment's notice. >> i'm in the military as well. so it's some of the sacrifices we make. >> reporter: 30 service members died on a rescue mission. news they learned of once they were safely home. >> it was very hard to hear, our condolences go out to the family and friends. >> first thing we think about is the families back at home when we heard about that. >> reporter: they have deployed on multiple missions to afghanistan and performed missions. >>> militants struck out against the u.s. led mission in afghanistan in pakistan today. they say a bomb attack destroyed 16 tankers carrying fuel. it took play in north western pakistan. many supplies are trucked through pakistan into afghanistan. >> family and trends of the berkeley grad are waiting the verdict in their trial that c

only showing up during the twentieth and eight a world cup qualifiers where he defeated the likes of romania austria and the faroe islands but these moments the team will tame a haze more confidence. because when the games are childish some scenes in the beach of course yes the stars are too. but i seen. the first scene is easy mind now let's get to the acquisitions forward to lead it i said all the twenty two year old they were great international joins look at once heat from live on say in the spanish league we played go to naches for his country's national team and scored five goals in the process over his relatively short professional career he's played for five teams including manchester city basel sporting lisbon and spain's molokai live on tape another new arrival is the nigerian international twenty four year old banger fixer of the nap was also somewhat of a club helper and interment player he spent the last two seasons on loan first for molokai in spain and the following year at west ham in the english premier league you can see a lot of players from europe are coming over to me re

we found it hard to sever contact because for example, we sent some messages to romania or rather we told the romanians what -- the chinese. we chose the romanian channel because nixon had been in romania and the romanians had been the most independent of the european communist countries. so, we thought they would have the most credibility in beijing. the problem was that the chinese communists didn't trust any communist, so they were reluctant to be very specific through romania. finally again, on a trip around the world, nixon talked to the pakistani president and that established a contact which we venues. host to let me ask you about the media backdrop to what you were doing with the opening to china which was the vietnam war. we talked about the strategic dynamics between the united states, and the soviet union which was growing at leached in strategic terms in china. talk a little bit if you would about how you expected the opening to china to affect the war in vietnam? >> host: one has to remember that nixon didn't start the war in vietnam. dickson and hair did the war in viet

story a lot of people are just shocked up imagine this you're in your home country be it nigeria romania china the ukraine you're young and ambitious and you're presented with an opportunity to travel to earn money to meet other students from around the world because truly enlightened to learn english all in america. so you save thousands of dollars for a visa you pack your suitcase and arrive only to find those promises melted away instead your summer vacation will consist of really only one thing you being used as cheap labor this is a scenario that played out at the hershey distribution center in palmyra pennsylvania krista levy was one of those student guest workers visiting from china she's in harrisburg pennsylvania and joins us now to give us an inside look at exactly what happened. tristan i guess i just want to start out by asking your story what were you told you would be doing here and how much did that rhetoric different from the reality well hello everybody i worked so. to join a cultural exchange program with a well lisa and we were told we're going to make some money and w

captive labor at their packing plant this summer luring students from countries like china turkey romania to come to the u.s. for a cultural exchange program but then they exploit them in their factories instead after allegation and at the same time activists say hershey's is robbing local workers of living wage jobs well the student workers and this case are not standing for it they protested new york city today in times square i think you. seeing as images behind me to tell us about it is organizer saket soni he's director of the national guest worker of violence thank you for being with us so these students think they're coming to the u.s. for cultural exchange they pay six granted how do they end up doing what you call captive labor in a hershey's plant thanks for having me on the show lauren this is really a story about how far a company is willing to go to cut costs maximize profits and ultimately deny good permanent jobs to local workers these students are from all over the world as far away as ukraine mongolia china turkey all over the world there are college students with three p

romania certainly very interesting development of falls there will certainly will do that in sports a big winter formal later in the program for now though medina cardinal thanks very much indeed for bringing us the details. well and before a valid and headlines update it will take a look at what's happening in the world of business with us here with us. hello and a very warm welcome to the business program there were some turbulence in the market has cast a shadow over russia's hopes for a sustainable high oil price could last six percent in around two weeks and after a short response it's continuing to lose ground on expectations leave it will resume exports whether it sundra here from there to be capital believes russia's economy should be able to withstand a lower price. this time around compared to two thousand and eight russia is more immune to decline in oil prices and the key reason for this is a flexible ruble policy because what we've seen in the beginning of august when there is indeed downgraded the united states and the all the market sold off the ruble depreciate and the