and i had -- i have the same in fear mandate here that i had in sarajevo.it is not robust enough to help protect innocent civilians. we need to be helping the african union, making sure they have the right material and the right mandate. >> in these times of deficit, the americans might be asking, what does that mean in terms of dollars and resources that the american people would have to contribute? >> a fraction of any of the numbers we are talking about. the cbo has estimated that by 2021, the interest on the federal debt will be over $1 trillion per year. we are talking about $48 million in fiscal year 2011 to feed the simoleons, plus another $76 million to feed refugees. it is so small. a caricature is often painted about what u.s. humanitarian ford paid -- foreign aid is vis- À-vis the rest of the budget. $48 million, and that number will go up, but not that substantially. >> u.s. data came down almost 90% -- u.s. aid came down almost 90% after al-shabab was listed as a terrorist organization and aid groups were concerned about working in an area wher

the director is a bosnian from sarajevo. he lived through the war and the siege and now he is here.ne cared whether he was a muslim bosnian or a bosnian serb. we would not even have known which he was. >> it looked like a garden with many flowers and no one was bothered. it was stimulating. people flew like bees from one flower to another. >> how to garden became a bloody battlefield? how neighbors suddenly became enemies. there are issues that still need to be addressed. the wave of nostalgia pushes them to the forefront. people long for what they fought against. >> people come to terms with their own past. there were discussed as the cause of evil. the whole world the threat to that that model. >> -- was a teenager when the war began, she is now 36 nostalgic. you cannot choose from memories. >> when the war started, this is really dramatically marked the lives of our generation. you cannot overlook the crimes. my generation still remembers the lives in yugoslavia. the last war criminal is extradited to the hague. there is talk of a new fear, and economic space which offers certain

. -- coast of low and sarajevo to settle their disputes. he is the first top european official to visit the region since ethnic violence erupted two weeks ago. coast of vote declared their independence in 2008. this is not recognized as a state. the former ukrainian prime minister is back in court and her trial on corruption charges continues. she's accused of abuse of power and costing the state 100 million euros three deals that she signed with russia. moscow would like to maintain those deals. that was the message delivered as the dmitry medvedev met with the ukrainian president. >> a friendly exchange of handshakes for close political partners. serious talks are expected to follow. kiev would like to open negotiations on their gas contracts and russia has issues they would like to talk about. >> we have a lot of topics to discuss and as always, we want to be direct and friendly. >> russia is unsettled by the ongoing legal proceedings against the former prime minister. the russian foreign ministry said that she acted in accordance with t

he said he had the same interior mandate there as in sarajevo. it was not robust enough to protect innocent civilians. we need to help the african union and make sure they have the right material and mandate. that goes to the u.n. security council. >> americans may ask what that means in terms of dollars and resources we would have to contribute. >> it is a fraction of the numbers we're talking about. the cbo has estimated by 2021, the interest on the federal debt will be over $1 trillion per year. $48 milliong about in 2011 to feed the simoleons plus another $76 million for refugees. it is so small. it is so small compared to the rest of the budget. it is $40 million. that number will go up. it will not go up substantially. >> is it $48 million because u.s. aid came down almost 90% after al-shabab was listed as a terrorist organization? aid groups got concerned about working in an area where they could face prosecution for enriching or aiding a terrorist organization. usaid came down 90%. is the need much greater than $48 million? >> is much gre

accused of leading the genocide of eight colonels and muslims and said nineteen and under siege of sarajevo which ten thousand people were killed. and explosion in southeast turkey close to the iraqi border has killed nine soldiers and wounded several others turkish officials say the troops died after their military vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb they suspect kodesh militants were behind the attack last month the twenty people died in a clash between turkish soldiers and members of a kurdish rebel group that has been calling for autonomy of the area for almost two decades. lawyers for the former i.m.f. chief dominique strauss kahn of the hotel maid of accused him of sexual assault have disputed the evidence for medical records into the case the maid's lawyers say the fall show she had injuries caused by assault and rape but defense attorneys say the claims are misleading and to seek full prosecutors are expected to announce next week whether they proceed with the criminal trial. ok time now to catch up with all the latest in the world of business with. hello and welcome to business here

genocide of eight thousand muslims in srebrenica in one thousand nine hundred five and the siege of sarajevo in which ten thousand people were killed. and a turkish forces have reportedly launched a massive retaliation against kurdish forces in iraq after eight servicemen were killed in a rebel attack on a military convoy reports suggest some fifteen warplanes strafed several bases of the kurdistan workers party after turkish leaders said their patience with the long running insurgency and run out last month alone at least thirty turkish soldiers died fighting the kurdish rebel group that's been calling for the autonomy for the area for almost two decades. lawyers for former i.m.f. chief dominique strauss kahn who was accused of sexual assault have denounced a leaked medical report into the case according to the victim's lawyers medical examination of the woman confirmed her injuries were caused by rape and assault but khan's attorneys say the claims are misleading relaying the relying heavily on the accuser's word prosecutors are expected to announce next week whether they will proceed with

thousand muslims in seventy in one thousand nine hundred eighty five and the forty three month siege of sarajevo in which ten thousand people were killed. workers at the fukushima nuclear facility in japan say that further structural cracks have been found at the plant and that it's releasing radioactive steam they also say that pipes and at least one of the reactors were seriously damaged before the devastating tsunami hit the area in march the allegations raise concern that the facility was doomed even before the earthquake triggered the disaster. problems with deteriorating pipes at the plant had been reported for years the cooling system failed to stop reactors going into meltdown after it was hit by forty meter or forty meter high waves the plant has been leaking radioactive material since the disaster despite efforts to clean it up dr robert j. cups up here a senior police institute says that the evidence brings into question the path. but there's certainly a great deal of evidence that appears to suggest that the first reactor reactor number one was melting down by the time the tsunami hi

economic equivalent for example they say world war one began when the archduke was assassinated sarajevo and now they're going to say the great depression began when the s. and p. downgraded us dead it has nothing to do with it when it collapsed in two thousand and eight the think people are still feeling prosperity for the real estate bubble hadn't really burst yet the credit crisis was just in the making it could have been worse than it's going to be now because now they're all talking about cutting back severely great cutting back severely at slime when you go back to two thousand and seven two thousand and eight you had an unemployment rate of what four point seven percent now it's a cooked number at nine point one percent so now you're going into decline cutting back more you want to see social unrest you haven't seen anything yet if they let it happen back in two thousand and seven two thousand and eight the markets would have readjusted themselves the big guys would have been flushed out of the market rather than becoming twenty percent bigger or even now bigger to fail than they

leading the genocide of eight thousand muslims and say nine hundred ninety five and the siege of sarajevo in which ten thousand people were killed. gunfire and grenade attacks have left at least ten people dead in pakistan's biggest city you can see a former m.p. for the ruling pakistan people's party was among those killed police suspect local criminal gangs affiliated with the main political parties were behind the attacks proud she's been torn by ethnic and political violence since nineteen ninety five over three hundred people were killed in july alone. lawyers for the former i.m.f. chief dominique stockwell scan of the hotel maid who accused with sexual assault have disputed the evidence for medical records into the case the maid's lawyer said the fall shows she had injuries caused by assault and rape but defense attorneys say the claims of the sleazy deceitful prosecutors are expected to announce next week whether they'll proceed with the criminal trial. that was to let up on the front line of russia's war on terror in the north caucuses well security operations are in full swing du

eight thousand muslims and stripper elites there in one thousand nine hundred five and the siege of sarajevo in which ten thousand were killed. and turkish forces have reportedly launched a massive retaliation against kurdish forces in iraq after eight servicemen were killed in a rebel attack on a military convoy reports suggest some fifteen warplanes strafed several of bases of the kurdistan workers party of the turkish leaders said their patience with the long running insurgency had run out last month alone at least thirty joke your soldiers died fighting the kurdish rebel group that's been calling for ptolemy for the area for most two decades. gunfire and grenade attacks have left at least ten people dead in pakistan's biggest city karate a former m.p. for the ruling pakistan people's party was among those killed police suspect local criminal gangs affiliated with the members of all parties were behind the attacks she's been torn by ethnic and political violence since nineteen ninety five it was two hundred people were killed by. lawyers for the former i.m.f. chief dominique sloan scan of

historians have spent a lot of time studying those six weeks between the assassinations of sarajevo andnot quite bellicose, the warm nights with an inverted. but part of the problem that the weight and spare set up in europe that have time, there were two things that made this downward slide into immense conflict inevitable once it began. when was the system rival alliance is, where their countries committed to come to each other's aid if one country was drawn into the comp lit. you know, france and russia were alive. the other thing was that in 1914, all of these countries had fairly small standing armies, but enormous armies of the surveys. you know, people have been trained that had to be mobilized. and it took several weeks to fully mobilize the army, get out of the service off their farms and factories and into uniforms and reunited with rifles off into the front. if you could start mobilizing your army before the other guy, you had any deities. similarly, if you could attack first, that meant the war with the on the other nations territory and that is what germany, austria and hun

inferior mandate here that i had in sarajevo. it's not enough to protect innocent civilians. we need to help the african union, making sure they have the right mater yell and the right -- the right materiel. >> and people may be asking, what does that mean in terms of dollars and resources the american people have to contribute? >> a fraction of any of the numbers we're talking about. it's estimated that by 20121, the interest on the federal debt will be over $1 trillion per year. $1 trillion. we're talking about $48 million in fiscal year 2011 to feed the somalians plus another $76 million for refugees. it's so small, a caricature is often created or painted about what u.s. humanitarian foreign aid is, vis-a-vis the rest of the budget. it is one thousandth of one percent we're doing. that number will go up but not substantially. >> isn't it $48 million because usaid came down 98% after al shabab was listed as a terrorist organization, they started getting concerned about working in an area where they could face prosecution for e