the siege of sarajevo lasted four years. traces of the siege can still be found on the streets of syria over many locals lost relatives. of your daughters i know i was away at work on october the tenth ninety four point zero one hundred twenty five millimeter shell hit my house my son and daughter were critically wounded twenty eight days later they died in hospital . me greatly to see their suffering i really wish they had died right there and then to want to bear witness suffered so much actually a deal is done. according to the hague tribunal the siege of sarajevo resulted in more than ten thousand deaths. approximately fifty thousand people were wounded. these figures were cited and one of the greatest indictments of red come adage. the rush to the war in sarajevo started when muslim terrorists attacked the serbian waiting even started to boil when was them terrorists attacked a column of the former yugoslav peoples. the street where muslim terrorists were shooting at civilians and soldiers the muslims did everything's w

we don't need to wait for sarajevo and for someone to get close to a car to start opening fire. we just need someone clicking with the mouse able to give the first of the impulses and make it as if it was a line of dominoes. until the end of the whole chain. we just have to think of the energy supply. communications and the transport system . in a while it will be possible to apply the whole planet. was a terrorist attack we can all agree on this. call it a terrorist attack we were fair to the purpose of the motivation. deeply into it. because no one weapons have been used. because we are so familiar with the airliners and to see them and to catch them to us they're like a household appliance the same as a toaster. these household appliances. been used to become weapons. two thousand eight hundred cash. present i think that there are around seventy thousand workers on the health. affected by cancer just in the municipality of manhattan. additionally you have over one hundred fifty thousand citizens by different illnesses. as a never ending. cancer leukemia lymphoma and the sickn

plan war crimes, including the killing of 8000 muslim men and boys and that 42- month-long siege on sarajevo. in indonesia 12-year-old boy was killed in an earthquake and many homes collapsed near the western island of sumatra, magnitude 6.6. helicopters have begun lifting supplies to communities cut off by a powerful typhoon in central and western japan. almost 40 people have been killed. more than 50 are missing after the country's most powerful storm in seven years triggered landslides and flash floods. the prefecture was most heavily hit with rain up to 180 centimeters. roland buerk has more. >> days after the typhoon lashed western japan, rescuers are still hoping to find survivors. police teams are flying into the remote mountains. the death toll is rising and dozens of people are still missing. the airlift was taking in supplies. billeted are being cut off by landslides. most of the elderly residents left without food, electricity, and water. filled with debris. a painful reminder of the tsunami in march. the local mayor finds his daughter's body on sunday. his wife is missing and pre

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including the seizure of boston and capital sarajevo and the massacre of muslims in seventy ad so that is if he is one of the many ethnic serbs fugitive military officials on trial in the hague former president of serbia and yugoslavia out slobodan milosevic having died in custody of the international criminal tribunal for former yugoslavia has been criticized for convicting serbs and giving milder sentences to former boss here and military officials. australian police are to go shady grove a man holding a child hostage outside a court in a sydney and surrounding area is sealed off and witnesses say the suspect claimed he was carrying a bomb in a backpack well according to some reports the captive may be the man's eleven year old daughter. scuffles broke out between protesters and police outside a courthouse in a car row where the trial of former president hosni mubarak regime and hundreds of demonstrators attempted to break through the main gates and gave access for senior police officers testified against mubarak that the hearing which was held behind closed doors with the ex leader

and other public figures from serbia needs met with me as president i liaise a big of it should sarajevo so this is what he said to us if the serbs enter trouble and something like four thousand muslims die that would create a good excuse for a nato invasion nato forces would then stop the modding serbian units at those nagas of his not. thousands of dead bodies on both sides. of us without children wives without husbands. distrust and hatred between those who wants neighbors. that is the outcome of the standoff in tripoli. or for the guys working with the friends were committed by both sides most of the muslims were shot and killed and the muslims were ballistic tests shows that they were killed from a distance before this may mean that some of them died in fattal most of the crimes against serbs were not perpetrated before our arms they were simply murdered in cold blood or their heads were chopped off. with orange. the hague tribunal gave the commander of the group of muslim troops a storage two years in prison after a second trial he was acquitted for in orange new york. in two thous

including the siege of bosnian capital sarajevo and the massacre of muslims. but is it was one of many ethnic serbs fugitive military officials on trial in behave with the former president of serbia and yugoslavia without milosevic having died in custody while the international criminal tribunal for former yugoslavia has been criticized for convicting serbs and giving miles of sentences to former military if their shows. well there's plenty more on our top stories that are dot com and you can look at what's one about the web site right now not exactly criminal behavior however a lawsuit out of chicago alleges six year old school kids were handcuffed simply for talking in class you can log on to argue dot com to find out more plus. we are there for the guinness book of records moscow celebrates its birthday with a spectacular for the light show and up to eight hundred thousand people getting the chance to travel for and see the stars in just a couple of minutes. the official g.o.p. convention giuliani phone one called touch from the. money on. the deal and to m

i remember getting into arguments when we were going into sarajevo. i kept saying look, y'all are there. you know the situation. why do we have to take care of this? i remember talking to the president of germany, and not the prime minister, the president. he said, that's your role. america is supposed to do that. i did not understand. as a member of congress, i always try to be supportive of the presidents. i do think that presidents whether it is clinton, bush, or reagan, they have to make a lot of decisions. i remember getting into arguments with president clinton about the rules require that he had to act to get cooperation when he was going to bomb a couple places. i was jumpy, i wanted proof. what was going to be -- why we were bombing a particular site or factory. he would provide it. i went along and i was supportive, it turns out. the intelligence may not have been good, and i am not being critical of him. it is time to evaluate what our role is going to be in the future. we must also at the same time make sure our military is what it needs t

i remember getting into arguments with our european allies about going into sarajevo. you know the situation. why do we have to take care of this? i remember talking to the president of germany which was an honorific sort of position. he said that is your role. that is what america is supposed to do. i didn't understand that. as a member of congress i always try to be supportive of the president. whether it is clinton or george bush or ronald reagan presidents make a lot of decisions. i remember getting into some arguments with president clinton about the rules required he wanted cooperation from the leadership and was going to bomb a couple places. i was very jumpy about that. i wanted proof of why we were bombing a particular factory. he provided it. i went along and supported. it turned out the intelligence may not have been all that good. i am not being critical of him. i do think it is time we evaluate what our role is going to be in the future but at the same time we must make sure our military is what it needs to be and men and women in uniform wherever they are

sarajevo. so the whole -- i'm not sure what it is. it's a great parlor game.ecause it's hot? is it because people are planning? because the fall becomes a season before the winter? it's hard to say. but, you know, i think the president would like to go back to -- i think he'd like to go back to august 2008, actually, like to be back in denver. but it's -- what's the number, 39% approval? >> yeah. >> 54% disapproval? nothing seems to be breaking his way. and as small as the boehner scheduling thing is, you know, these little things do shed light on bigger things. and, you know, the president can't get a speech scheduled. >> yeah. >> so does that make the speaker look churlish and the republicans or make the president look a little hapless? you know, depending on where you are -- >> it certainly shows they have no fear. in fact, nobody right now politically has fear of this president at all. as mack velly said, better to be feared than loved. and people come on the set all the time, mike barnicle, over the past month, at least, and whenever you talk about the pr

i remember getting in arguments with some of our european allies when we were going into sarajevo. why do we have to take care of this? i remember talking to the president, which was an honorific position, and he said, "because that is your role. america is supposed to be back -- to do that.." as a member of congress, i always tried to be supportive of the president. whether it was reagan, clinton, or a bush committed to have to make a lot of decisions. i got into a lot of arguments with president clinton but the rules required about leadership. i was very jumpy about that. wanted proof about why we were bombing a particular area. he provided proof and i went along. the intelligence may not have been on that good, but i do think it is time that we evaluate what our role will be in the future. lewis also make sure that our men and women have the technological capability to prevent the loss of lives. youn your 30 + years, dealt with a lot of presidents. one president, one moment. >> it is hard. i think about moment with ronald reagan or with either of the two bushes, it is hard to pi