that's not a valid rudd. do we have the self-confidence to say we don't care what you said, we're america. we're doing what we want to do. do we have the confidence to speak that way secretary kerry did? i was uncomfortable. i'm as nationalist as he is. i don't know french, but that was awkward that he said, we don't have to do a thing, not one thing. he sometimes repeated that, we don't have to do one thing. i just don't think you can, in good faith, enter into a treaty and then say to the world, you can't complain we're not doing anything. we routinely have disputes in the wto, doesn't change our law, but when the apalate body at the wto says no which we do in america is wrong, we change the law. i don't think we find it easy to just shrug off intergnarl criticism, particularly when it comes from the official committee that set up to decide whether we are in compliance, and i think any one of these ruds we find ourselves down the road saying, oh, okay, sorry, we're not supposed to do that. okay, we'll chang

australia's former prime minister kevin rudd says he is retiring from politics two months after labor's defeat. a says he plans to establish national apology foundation to help indigenous populations. scotland yard said it concluded the british by whose bodies was found in a bag in his london accident.alone in an many questions remain unanswered and there was no evidence to establish how he died beyond all reasonable doubt. the world anti-doping agency will introduce a new technique for a urine test next year aimed at catching athletes who take steroids. the plan, which works on the same principle as a biological passport was announced at the world conference on doping in sport in johannesburg. us here on bbc world news. still to come -- getting aid to people who need it has become critical in the philippines. we speak to a police chief about the obstacles facing rescue workers. now, the baton relay arrived in papua new guinea as it does its journey around the commonwealth ahead of next year's commonwealth games in glasgow. almost all the island is popular again he is thought to be fore

rudd also said the doj is standing possible side effects of monetary easing measures include government bond purchases. he noted the boj policy makers are still discussing what sort of side effect may surface. but he added that the bank will overcome any uncertainties the head of france's central bank has expressed confidence in the recovery of the eurozone economy. he admits however that there are still lingering uncertainties gov crescendo year spoke in an interview with nhk and tokyo. he said exports are recovering in countries of the block there were hit hard by the credit crisis. nobody we are no growing again. and the media. the dream pull this assignment is to stay in the so called pirie st counties. she saw improving quite enough. they're also pointed out that labor market reforms are necessary to strengthen corporate competitiveness. earlier this month the european central bank lowered its benchmark interest rate to zero point two five percent of help support the region's economy financial assets held by japanese households have grown this year partly due to rally is on the tok

rudd's ideas and then i needed it. i did end up on friday and sunday students how did she not slogans as initial session was binding to the problem indeed. then stephanie blythe in many cities and towns. in him taking him on the go. can you. while chanting the cross is the province of the sun use to be made to put the effect eating lions ethan was injured in attacks and looked on. adam although some two thousand and ten but the back and said i decide about blind down on shiite mosque in testing. in the oven and the district of punjab in. the sunni extremist activists altered to come back and think is that bob and went to caldwell by attack and that the ground. by monday afternoon several shops known and she has been poached in collecting home income from gladiator yes you see it the main problem tuesday voted for making the semi to drop the constitution to any political instability in the country. the voters across him on a mission to adopt that one stations from morning to neglect the six hundred and one member assemb

for all to much to me this week to twenty three year old would be replaced by king ish rookie kevin rudd assembled of the deal has yet to be officially confirmed or as greenwald has been linked with moves to force india. olympic champion garry oak on monday i will miss the start of the cross country skiing season after injuring his ankle during a training session. this topic the twenty seven year old switch to one of olympic gold in the fifteen kilometer freestyle with half of operation on friday and is expected to be out of action for up to two months while he recovers. the free time overall world cup champion is now in a race against the will to be fixed in time for the portrait of a concert it that stops in every come to mexico and idyllic location for golfing enthusiasts however for one bridge towards the gulf and returned it when my class fifty eight year old dusty tomes in from scotland was chasing but these illegals but instead he came across a crocodile which suddenly emerge from think that way for a break and that his leg according to local media will attempt to try to look into

kevin rudd has placed a box in his jacket he had no idea what it contains what he said it smelled rotten at less cost he said mr rogers said shown talking to nobody to die old and scared no one as he zips down his jacket and placed the box inside. jurors were shown cctv footage taken at the post office showing mr might be driving into and out of the ads there. an internal camera and sorting office chilled the two men meeting under ninety cross examination by defence counsel much and given this to my knee was adamant that he had not tasty bite him in the jacket itself. the case continues in the morning rte news. common circuit criminal court. instinctively she needs the management and unions have been leasing companies have squash is in an attempt to avert a strike over the company's pension scheme meeting has just ended to cross over into our industry and on the car responds and open minded but it's back to reporting grits well if anyone was hoping that this meeting was going to affect the threat of industrial action in a couple of weeks time. they will be very disappointed at benton ope

however these sanctions actually helped mobilize people and you know mr rudd you want to work to do more. to build that will work which. is one of the speakers we'll see in diplomacy will be diplomacy going to be sure so just. did a lot of analysts to hail this breakthrough deal as the triumph of diplomacy well let's not talk about the role of the you know six world powers to go sheeting powers that they played in making this deal possible we're hearing that in fact there are some reports are that say that the u.s. held secret negotiations with iran that made this deal possible that ensured success at the same time the russian foreign ministry saying that moscow's proposal . moscow had its own proposal that a deal is a based on so do you believe personally there was any particular country that played perhaps a leading role in making this deal possible or was it a common effort. russia or recently in the past months has become a new leader the king is in sold an international crises it's only see him resolving the syrian crisis and needing to be needed to restrike a showed hope constructi

that's atlanta mom tracy rudd who was rushed to the hospital for urgent gal bladder surgery.dug deeper into her bill. one blood pressure pill, $15. surgical stapler, $895. disposable scissor tips, $177. total cost of three nights in the hospital, nearly $40,000. >> what was it like that very first time that you saw this? >> it was shocking. >> reporter: and that bill, insurance took care of half but that means tracy is still on the hook for $20,000. and take a look at this. abc news obtained the catalog from one of america's largest hospital suppliers and compared it to tracy's bill line by line. that $15 blood pressure pill, hospitals can buy it for just 3 cents. tracy was even billed $67 for sterile water which could have been bought from that same catalog for $1.16. it turns out the north side hospital system whose ceo makes $2.1 million a year has been criticized before by a consumer advocacy group for its inflated pricing. >> i want to pay my bill. i just don't want to overpay. >> reporter: in this month's edition of the journal of american medical association, a panel o

will ferrell, paul rudd, steve carell and david kekner. >> another interesting singing group that hasce. >> i have not heard it yet. i've only seen -- they were quite exuberant. this is thsinging trio of taylor swift, bon jovi and prince william. >> i'm so glad they're back together again. i hope they're going to tour. >> they were in london at some kind of a charity event, and they sang that song as you guys know "livin' on a prayer" and we haven't heard it but we heard it's interesting. let's listen. >> in quotes. ♪ ♪ livin' on a prayer ♪ take my hand we'll make it i swear ♪ ♪ oh, livin' on a prayer ♪ >> interesting. is the right word. >> wait. well bon jovi and taylor swift are great singers. >> who knew william was so darn good and whoever is their choreographer, wow. >> it's cool to see them do it -- it looked like a karaoke kind of action you would expect. >> yep. >> right? >> yep. sometimes it's a matter of hearing but he was playing his guitar right there. i don't think they had any plugs in their ears or anything. >> well -- >> that was just -- that's moved from interesting t

in the first place in the second remark is that precisely this is why i like your agree with mr rudd wanted it's not a strategy that we needed for egypt we you know. speaking as an american. what we need is a real policy with the vision as you have said earlier tonight i just say i think there's another aspect of the switch of people may not fully understand that as the washington element. i mean as it isn't the sort of set already. i mean you have the military with a very real stake in what's going on in egypt and with the with connections decided as i alluded to earlier letter d and and and unimportant. so does the c i a to do a lot of other agencies. u s government. egypt is that it has has been for a long time the linchpin of america's presence and power projection of politically. in the region the situation though in egypt has become so unstable and so threatening. to all these interests that i believe it is thrown into turmoil the stakeholders in washington to try to figure out what to do what i would bet that one of them one of the things that should be well should be going on

negotiation and the senate's ratification of the treaty of a foreign nation does not change that ed rudd danceable of our constitutional system. >> you said that the treaty is valid and the implementing legislation seems to largely copy the words of the treaty without adding anything, so it's a puzzle that the treaty could be constitutional but the implementing legislation that adds nothing is unconstitutional >> justice ginsburg i guess i would quarrel with your premise which is it is true the conventional conventional statute yusem of all terms and terminology but there is one very important difference between the convention and the statute in that differentiates this case. that difference is that the convention itself doesn't directly regulate individual conduct at all. and so all the convention does does -- see the convention tells the parties go regulate individual conduct in exactly the way this convention regulates state parties and then what the legislation does as justice ginsburg said just mirrors the convention as the convention contemplated. >> justice kagan what the conventi

there is a clear congressionally approved rudd which makes this nonself executing and nonrenewable, so i see no reason why the bond case and the relevant -- to point out that it was the prosecution under an implementing statute. there will be no statute here. what is relevant for purposes of the court is the ada itself and not this treaty. >> listen. i understand you have to leave so i am going to go ahead and ask you some questions, and thank you. first of all, i respect you very much, and i appreciate you being here today, so i will ask you some specific questions relative to your last statement. congress can always pass implementing legislation two years from now, four years from now, so the fact that it is not necessarily even that that could happen but the fact that when you ratify a treaty, that itself can, in fact, extend, creates and issues domestically, so let me just ask you a couple of questions. as an advocate for the ratification of the treaty, do you agree there are significant questions about whether a treaty can expand congress's power and to affect the states, under th

saysle 41 e in the treaty this-- guest: and once again, the rudd is what implements the treaty and howinterpret it. and what we are saying in these is we are already in compliance with the individuals education acty and the americans with disabilities act. those laws on the books do not go to a homeowner and say, your driveway can only be this wide, you need to have this many parking spaces. we feel that the ruds take care of that. but inguage says that, the implementation, congress is saying, we are already in compliance with this treaty. the language in the treaty is the language in the treaty, but how we are going to look at it is that we are already in compliance. and our compliance does not allow the government to go to a federal homeowner and say, your driveway needs to be this wide and you have to have a ramp that leads into the house. that is a little bit of misinformation. editorial piece on this , buys senator -- by senator robert menendez and john mccain, addressing this for the wall street journal on november 4. they note a number of things in their piece. that is senators

. >> will ferrell, paul rudd, steve carell and david connecter in. >> i have not heard it yet, but itogether again. i hope they're going to tour. >> they were in london at a charity event. they sang that song as you know, "livin' on a prayer." we haven't heard it, but we have heard it's interesting. let's listen. ♪ ♪ oh, living on a prayer take my hand we'll make it i swear ♪ ♪ oh, living on a prayer ♪ >> um -- >> interesting is the right word. i mean -- >> wait. >> bon jovi and taylor swift are great singers. >> who knew william is so darn good. and their choreographer, wow. it looked like a karaoke kind of action you'd expect. >> yes. yes. sometimes it's a matter of hearing, but he was playing his guitar right there. i don't think they had any plugs in their ears or anything. that was just -- that's moved from interesting to unfortunate. i don't think it will hurt anybody's career. taylor is taking heat for it today. >> for the high five. >> she is not allowed to touch him either? >> the high five, some people thought you shouldn't be high fiving the prince. >> oh, please. i don't