old and kate, who is sophies mother, must look after sophie as sophie becomes more and more ill. and during the course of the book we discover that sophie is gravely ill, and in fact shes suffering with childhood leukemia, which is an increasingly common disease in children these days. its an epidemic and people arent really sure whats causing it. the good news is that the prognosis for a child who is diagnosed with leukemia these days is extremely good. the bad news is that its an incredibly worrying and stressful time and the child, even if they do go into remission, will become very sick in the meantime and so thrown into this battle, which is all about the extremes of health, comes a battle which is altogether darker and more frightening. and so we see two kinds of struggle. one is for an olympic gold and one is for a greater kind of gold, which is for life and health and happiness. terry: its quite a story and all of yours have been quite stories. they.. seriously i mean it, you just kind of grab us with these people and you do not let go. is this a plan of yours chris cleav

sophie shevardnadze at r.t. why many i.d.f. soldiers one happy about their mission to keep the settlers safe. nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to quick to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most so you get there to to the west bank or to you know around the gather strip unprepared to deal with civilians unprepared to control civilians the only thing that you are fed with is fear and hate and you know you are constantly told be careful of the palestinians if you turn your back to them they will stab you in the back yard told when i got to the west bank i was told that we need to show this but this thing is that there is a new sheriff in town i'm quoting here. with all votes counted from sunday's presidential election in georgia the ruling party candidate marvellous really has been confirmed to be the clear winner with over sixty percent of the vote brings an end to the decade long rule of really his part

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze a solution to syria's chemical weapons is finding its way to reality here inspectors are now in the war zone to deal with whatever chemical stockpiles they may find it's been the biggest triumph for the one on syria after years of seemingly fruitless talks on its civil war the outcome could be much needed proof that in the world of rage in conflicts and disagreements the united nations still has a place. president's speech and global attention every year the u.n. general assembly brings together world leaders maybe never talk and other circumstances but do they hear each other on the honest about their intentions when the world is watching do they care about finding a solution or is their agenda the only things that matter with syria as a litmus test we can now see whether the u.s. still makes sense. our guest today is exactly sure he rushes and void to the united nations mr churkin it's great to have you on the program with us today. now the resolution on syria is obviously so the resolution on syria is obviously a victory f

hello and welcome to sophie and co on sophie shevardnadze israel may be losing its cause with the us because of a pretty unexpected arrival iran president obama after his failed attempt to strike syria welcomed the chance to be remembered for possibly opening a new iran relations with the islamic state israel's alarm calls over aidan's nuclear ambitions have nearly been drowned out by the friendly face of iran's rouhani at the u.n. general assembly well israel now stand alone will it strike singlehandedly. contrast and conflict israel has achieved its right to exist even though. it's used to dictating its terms that's not to conform knowing this is always there but. how things change for israel is their big friend drifting carried away by its own fights and failures is israel up to the task of the fed to get self. so our guest today is israel's deputy foreign minister is it ed q thank you very much for being with us on this program that benjamin netanyahu his visit to the united states doesn't seem to have produced the desired result for its row so is america less of a friends now. i

hello and welcome to sophie and co on sophie shevardnadze israel may be losing its cause with the us because of a pretty unexpected arrival iran president obama after his failed attempt to strike syria welcomed the chance to be remembered for possibly opening a new iraq in relations with the islamic state israel's alarm calls over aidan's nuclear ambitions said nearly been drowned out by the friendly face of aidan's rouhani at the u.n. general assembly well israel now stand alone will it strike single handedly. contrast and conflict israel has achieved its right to exist even though. it's used to dictating its terms that's not to conform knowing the u.s. is always there but. how things change for israel is their big friend drifting carried away by its own fights and failures israel up to the task of defending itself. so our guest today is israel's deputy foreign minister. thank you very much for being with us on this program that benjamin netanyahu his visit to the united states doesn't seem to have produced the desired result for its row so is america less of a friends now. i have t

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temporary does order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economy struggling to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls the winds. and the reality of the global economic slowdown money still makes the world go round and the so called advice and last political maneuvering and corruption is money the source of believe it or just those who control it. banks they keep people's wealth or just steal it. and any government be called on this runs the economic and political sea. i guess today's whistleblower karen hughes former siniora counselor at the world bank karen it's great to have you on the show today thanks for having me sophia i'm glad to be with you so the government shutdown is didn't move on the part of the republicans justified is fighting off obamacare worth all this mass. i think there's somethin

hello welcome to sophie and co sophie shevardnadze bahrain seems to have remained unaffected by the arab spring however local activists say it's because of governments having hail that puts down any dissent what's really going on in a tiny al kingdom how did black reign manage to stay out of the media raiders and what is in store for them. in the world gripped by a revolution. few countries have remained on a track to what's called bahrain has seen protests dissidents jailed in opposition to. the stability political oppression in the middle east who's the fight for freedom. which sucker flies is worth beginning and which will break shoes. and our guest today is miramar howard jaya human rights activist whose father is a prominent bahraini dissident currently jailed following anti-government protests in two thousand and eleven we are great to have you with us today so to be honest it's really hard to understand what's going on in bahrain you know when it comes to this form of rule one some say it's a dictatorship even a tyrant a others say it's a legitimate constitutional monarchy committ

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temper which is order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economists trouble to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls the winds. and the reality of the global economic slowdown money still makes the world go round and the so called advice and last political maneuvering and corruption is money the source of all evil or just those who control it. banks they keep the people's wealth or just steal it. and any government be called on this who runs the economic and political sea. i guess today's whistleblower karen hughes former siniora counsellor at the world bank karen it's great to have you on the show today thanks for having me sophie i'm glad to be with you so the government shutdown is didn't move one of part of the republicans justified is fighting off obamacare worth all this mass. i think there's

sophie loves headstart, and i don't want to go nowhere else. i want to be a part of headstart until i can't be a part of headstart no more. and i mean, i don't know what else to say. it breaks my heart that this is happening. not only to me and my family, but to all of the other families. >> well, wendee, we hope you and your daughter sophie are able to go back to headstart soon. she did a great job of behaving while you are doing the interview. >> she is a handful. >> i know this is a tough time for you. thanks very much. >> thank you so much. >>> the agency that watches over half of colorado's pristine's lands is feeling the shutdown pinch. the bureau of land management closed 4,000 of its field offices nationwide and 90% of its staff is furloughed. paul beban has that story >> reporter: here in the western united states, the landscapes go on forever, mountains, plains, rivers, forests and desserts. sure, it's pretty but the next of the bureau of land management is to make sure that all this scenery makes money for taxpayers. the bln mingdz 4

hello and welcome to so thin kill i'm sophie shevardnadze said in turbulent times in a turbulent wage and india has remained an oasis of stability but not without its own internal impulse like power to the corruption of the right way to react to syrian strife any dogs nuclear program will contain the taliban wants interaction forces withdraw from afghanistan to learn india's outlook on this and other matters i caught up with indian foreign minister sutton one question on his visit to. india. the billion strong state. the land of huge riches and endless poverty. a rising economic giant the most populous democracy with notorious corruption how does india feel in a turbulent world how does it deal with terrorist cells on its northwest flank doesn't enjoy its neighbors pakistan and china is india's voice heard by the international community. we talk to the country's foreign minister so many who should. warship india's foreign minister it's great to have you on the show today sir thank you so this is ration on the in the middle east and particularly in syria is on everybody's mind these da

(sophie) preliminary diagnostic session with jay roth. mr.ame in complaining of a recent issue with severe acrophobia. fear of heights. i know. he's middle-aged, in good health, with no stated prior history of psychiatric issues. he has no living family, but many friends on whom he relies for company and emotional support. he's well-spoken, good posture, self-possessed. in the waiting room, he sat calmly in one place, needing no distraction. (whistling) though i note, he is an excellent whistler. his self-presentation is pleasant, but there are hints in his behavior of a damaged and narcissistic personality. (speaking inaudibly) he says he deals with conflict and adversity easily, though. i'm not convinced he's being truthful about this. in fact, much of what he said, though spoken convincingly, did not match what i can only call my instinctive response to his presence, though i cannot point to identifiable clinical behaviors that indicate this. i sense something deceptive and dark in his emotional makeup. however, there is every indication t

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze a solution to syria's chemical weapons is finding its way to reality here inspectors are now in the war zone to deal with whatever chemical stockpiles they may find it's been the biggest why i'm for the one on syria after we're shifting to get fruitless talks on its civil war the outcome could be much needed proof that in the world of raging conflicts and disagreements the united nations still has a place. president's speech and global attention every year the u.n. general assembly brings together world leaders the may never talk to other circumstances but do they hear each other on the honest about their intentions when the world is watching do they care about finding a solution or is their agenda the only things that matter with syria is a litmus test we can now see whether the u.n. still makes. our guest today is it that issue ok russia's and lloyd to the united nations mr churkin it's great to have you on the program with us today. now the resolution on syria is obviously so the resolution on syria is obviously a victory

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temper or does order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economists struggle to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls to win.

the latest episode of sophie and co is just a few minutes away here on our team. new zealand is boldly going where no government has gone before and according to reuters has decided to create a regulatory body to oversee recreational drugs that is their opening pandora's box it have at least temporarily given approval to fifty substances for sale at special stores which are banned in most other countries the body is trying to take a more scientific approach and determine which substances are actually harmful to the user you know i've heard the argument that the war on drugs just wastes massive sums of money effort and lives and you need turn a futile battle which is true it does but the only option people give is just legalize all drugs there are a few problems with this when something is legal that tends to make it ok is it really ok for you to spend your whole life in a trance to avoid reality is it really ok for everyone in town on friday night after work to go out and ice crystal meth rampage the other problem is that the war on drugs fails because it's fighti

hello and welcome to sophie and kill i'm sophie shevardnadze said in turbulent times in a turbulent wage in india has remained an oasis of stability but not without its own internal impulse like power to a corruption of the right way to react to syrian strife and it also took a.

senior counselor karen hughes thanks for watching and we'll see you next time here sophie. made it out of. the real funny thing. it's no good saying feeds off to your military service and you can expect some of the toughest training. from the press could send the phone up to. one on see. millions around the globe struggle with hunger each good. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge they carry sub take in the very strong position against g.m.o. and we think that's. the genetic anymore the right products are priest tool tool there is no. evidence that there is any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in the most tract i don't get enough distro for and then three. then primary market is profit not. for shoshanna dusty's golden rice monarchy. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temporary does order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economist struggle to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls the winds. and the reality of the global economic slowdown money still makes the world go round and the so called advice and lost political maneuvering and corruption is money the source of all evil or just those who control it. banks they keep people's wealth or just steal it.

hello welcome to sophie and co on sophie shevardnadze israel may be losing its cause with the us because of a pretty unexpected drive on iran president obama after his failed attempt to strike syria welcomed the chance to be remembered for possibly opening a new iran relations with the islamic state israel's alarm calls over aidan's nuclear.

(sophie) preliminary diagnostic session with jay roth. mr.came in complaining of a recent issue with severe acrophobia. fear of heights. i know. he's middle-aged, in good health, with no stated prior history of psychiatric issues. he has no living family, but many friends on whom he relies for company and emotional support. he's well-spoken, good posture, self-possessed. in the waiting room, he sat calmly in one place, needing no distraction. (whistling) though i note, he is an excellent whistler. his self-presentation is pleasant, but there are hints in his behavior of a damaged and narcissistic personality. (speaking inaudibly) he says he deals with conflict and adversity easily, though. i'm not convinced he's being truthful about this. in fact, much of what he said, though spoken convincingly, did not match what i can only call my instinctive response to his presence, though i cannot point to identifiable clinical behaviors that indicate this. i sense something deceptive and dark in his emotional makeup. however, there is every indication

. >> reporter: her youngest 3-year-old sophie was a student in the head start class. >> she learns a lot at school. i teach a lot in one day at that school. >> reporter: the head start program was a lot at sorts. they announced a $10 million-dollar personal donation. wendy told us she's excited to hear the news and working to fiend out if that money will fund her program and get her and sophie back in class. the head start officials warn if the government doesn't reopen by november 1st, the programs serving more than 80,000 kids across the country could lose funding. juan carlos molina, al jazeera. >>> violence continued in egypt with -p attacking security forces in several cities. nine people have been killed in is suez canal and cairo. no group has claimed responsibility so far. it followed bloody protest on sunday and one of at least 50 people died between security and supports with ousted president mohammed morsi. >> there's no let-up to the violence in iraq. this this is the latest of the surge of violence that rocked the country in resen recent mon. an al qaeda group has taken

sophie loves head start and i don't want go in where else. i want to be part of head start until i can't be part of head start no more. it breaks my heart that this is happening. not only to me and my family but to all the other families. >> thanks to wendy for talking with us tonight. everyone has an opinion. we will take a closer look at how some of the media is covering the government shut down. >> many americans are running in to problems as they sign up for health care exchanges all part of the affordable care act. the government says it is working quickly to resolve the problem and that coverage doesn't take effect until january 1st and open enrollment ends next march 31st. >> a cluster of thunderstorms from nebraska all the way up across southern myself and now wear seeing a long thick line of lightning strikes. not what we expect in the lightning capitol of the world but florida. that's getting a little bit of the break from the thunderstorms but what we are seeing some flood advisories coming up. pit's from the tense amount of rain t

artist sophie shevardnadze who is a georgian has been awarded the privilege of carrying the flame through the streets of st petersburg and when it comes to the idea of boycotting the winter olympics she doesn't see eye to eye with mr saakashvili i think georgian people should do whatever it is the right thing to do it's up to them but if you ask me personally that lightly. or just would be a proud torch any member loves your job clubs as it were to. get a good. easter wireless where should you crane places loyalties the country's been facing a major dilemma since russia's warning that key of would have to give up any hope of a free trade agreement with his fellow former soviet republics should have pursued a similar deal with the e.u. now the stakes are high as explains. the funeral of independence this is how ukraine's movement but i'd describe the him in signing over an association agreement between kiev and the european union. our government doesn't tell the truth about what will really happen with our economy health of his g.d.p. relies on export and half of it almost evenly split bet

it was a sophie's choice. they had to cut bob dole loose.took the best issues away from him. >> in terms of the way if we are governing how does that affect what we can and can't do as a country. but what we are capable of. posed, eight white guys across from a row of empty chairs because the photo is supposed to indicate where are the democrats, empty chairs, empty chairs. apparently nobody learned anything from the national convention this year. debating with an empty chair. is hilarious. until the time when you are debating an empty chair and you are losing the debate. clint. hold on, that story is next. >>> world war ii began in europe in 1939. the military deployed troops into the war in 1941. then the war ended four years later in 1945. 16 million americans served in the arm forces in world war ii. more than 400,000 americans died in that war. almost half of a century later, a democratic congresswoman, marci captor, was approached by a stitch constituent wanted to know why there was no memorial. congresswoman kaptur introduced the bill

charles sophie. >> craze and the components can make you feel like your stronger than you really are or i can conquer whatever. but because there is no studies, you don't know how much to take and you could push your blood pressure to a limit of a stroke or heart attack. >> this body buildser said he failed a test following a victory at a bodybuilding contest after using craze. here is paul boyd. >> public records show an address for driven sports leads back to a mailbox in this ups store. who is behind this sports supplement? it's a man named matt cahill and he lives down the street. "inside edition" has learned that he was jailed for two years in 2005 for mail fraud after the death of a teenager who used one of his other dietary supplements. cahill's company, driven sports, denies craze contains anything resembling methamphetamines. it claims this analysis shows the chemical was not found in a sample of craze. >> can you say that this product is safe for consumers to use? >> we feel it's safe. we have conducted four double blinded studies and 177 humans without observing any advers

. >> commissioner sophie with the planning staff. i received one letter from the san francisco association i will distribute that to you are the association recommended 3 modifications is that the 10 year term be reduced to 5 years and when the law becomes effective and if the unit has been lawfully removed an owner shall not be subject to this ordinance. i'll distribute that and i have a chart for the criteria for dpooshsz as well as the evaluation of merges and to non-residential uses if this ordinance were to be adopted that i have copies for the public as well >> okay. thank you. we'll open this up for public comment. >> hello, i'm john. i'm the principle architect of the company. i have a staff 13. we do mostly residential in san francisco. i heard the amendment that you're considering for the simplification of the i guess you're trying to standardized this. it's interesting to see this last minute kind of legislation or amendment that you're considering i'm curious about how many buildings are actually demolished or people tryi

he's trying to turn around or manufacture on three feet much and come out laughing at that ok to see sophie total fish feed and bone to pick. this bone meal is made from lesser leftovers pulled with animal carcasses and beef and trails it's then used to see chickens and also prunes for the european market. jane. want to see. many. options on the sea and they can see people eating fish and. chicken. paid to these. terrorists to get you to my body. but what you see here is time believe me i don't think of any. or any any place. eighty open a meal sack trees here built in the middle of housing and give those toxic fumes day and night which makes death the most polluted city in the world. when you see the smoke over there what i want to say about how long could anyone last here is that take a look at the x. rays of inhabitants lungs any of them you'll see they're black under x. ray they appear black. a candid moment by talks of fumes here spread for miles around. me dad. you can smell it you're going to turn up or not is good north south east or west in a fifteen kilometer radius is it getting

they pay $609 to cover themselves and their daughter sophie. but in a letter blue cross blue shield of north carolina is ending their policy. the new one to meet the criteria is $1,000. >> greg, an architect said he expected an increase but not nearly that much. >> out of the blue. after all this waiting, to get a letter saying the premium was going to almost double is quite a shock. >> the message coming out of the white house. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. if you like your healthcare plan you will be able to keep your healthcare plan, period. >> reporter: while the vast majority of people are covered through work and have plans that are largely uneffected roughly 15 million americans are like greg and anita and purchase health insurance on their own. in an estimated 58% of those policies are not compatible with the new health law whic, which provides comprehensive coverage which cost more. many are receiving letters cross the country that inform them that their premium has been adjusted or discontin

. >> saks restaurant is going to be called sophie's.eme brulee or chocolate ganache. >> you can joke about that, we can't. >> mobile cubicle companies. moving employees to different cubicles to improve their productivity. if you hate your office mate, can't stand the person sitting next to you, you can move. >> you know what makes employers happier than moving their cubicles is not making them work in cubicles in the first place. they can put my cubicle in hawaii, it's still going to suck. >> there was that great scene in "office space" when the boss says, yeah, we're going to need to move your cubicle again. you know what happens when you move that guy four times? burns the place down. >> move them to the basement. >> they would line them up according to height like in elementary school. >> where would i get? the best office. >> absolutely, because you're a giant. >> mandy would number the closet. >> along with the skeletons. >> that's where i used to be. >> sank and frank. >> swank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> thanks

remember what i taught you about sophie? let's do the exact same thing with vinny. a little more. now turn clockwise. brooks: brandon's taught me at the ranch how to make dogs sit, lay down, and heel. heel. brandon: good. announcer: in the years to come, vinny will learn a lot from brooks, and brooks will learn a lot from vinny. brooks: i'm really excited to have vinny. he's my new best friend. announcer: when we met vinny& brandon: boy, you're shy, huh? announcer: &he was a frightened little dog that would jump at the slightest sound. he had no training whatsoever. he didn't even know his own name. all it took was some patience, love, and the one special boy with just the right touch. brooks: lie down. announcer: he's mastered the seven common commands and his fear. he's now a confident dog, who finally has the perfect home. brandon: from hopeless to a home, that's my mission, one dog at a time. ,, announcer: on this episode of dr. chris, pet vet, can anyone outsmart splodge, the great escape artist? dr. chris: oh, my god. stefan: no way. dr. chris: he's incredible

welcome back to this edition of sophie and co now i must say leaks have revealed the magnitude of american spying on nations around the globe including its allies someone who should indian foreign minister told me what he things about the us spying on his country you know i do think that any country should spy on any country lead used to fall between friends and allies this is something that is. nothing to look forward to with of course some countries may have good reason to reacted very sharply we have taken note of this and we've also we have said to our people that we have. joint working group that looks issues at issues of cyber security and this is an area of cyber security i do understand that some of us. do look at information and do have systems of violence to ensure that our respective societies and our friends remain secure from the kind of attacks that we have known the world to suffer. particularly of the terrorism. that we have seen in the world can come in different forms. and cyber security is a very important area that needs to be needs to take into account attacks therefor

. >> sophie. >> super cute.>> >> this is sophie.ck out that beautiful smile of mom and dad play in -- >> oh.>> o >> alexandria band, and they say she loves music already. >> keep hearing it inutero and d jamming. >> she is seven weeks old, but that smile looks like all knowing, she knows like she is smiling about. something has made her really happy.hay. >> yes, yes, sweety pie. >> we love it, sophie, we tell better about things. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the morning, and thank you to parents for sending in then picture. we love it? >>> we are starting as to a warm start to the month of october. temperatures will be in theur 80s later today and typical temperatures this type of year, in the low to mid-70s, a good 8-10 degrees above normal byal this afternoon. afte 62 this washington, 62 annapolis, 50s west and north. and martinsburg, good morning, martinsburg, 56 degrees 4. regionally temperatures about what they should be, detroit, 54 this morning and 57 in boston. there's a look at the satellite-radar, the northeasths coast,

sophie shevardnadze speaks with an israeli military whistleblower who explains why he's against keeping the palestinians penned in. and nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to court to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun most of us untrained i have to say that for example i was trying for eight months before i was sent to active duty for the first time out of the eight months seven months seven months and three weeks had nothing to do with what i was doing in my in my in the remaining of my service i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most soldiers so you get there to the west bank or to you know around the gaza strip unprepared to deal with civilians unprepared to control civilians the only thing that you are fed with fear and hate and you know you are constantly told be be careful of the palestinians if you turn your back to them they will stab you in the back your told when i got to the west bank i was told that we need to show the ship but its theme is that there is a new sheriff in town and i'm quoting here. and n

in our sophie and. violence erupted at a rally by islamist supporters of egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi as they gathered in cairo's tahrir square for the first time in over two months meanwhile egypt's military chief has called for a speedy political transition but the muslim brotherhood is accusing the army of an escalation crying down on their acts of it saying it will only drive the country into a deeper crisis. from kyra. egyptian security forces stormed to cairo incumbents for ousted muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi back in august tents are torn down over six hundred people are killed a month on brotherhood activists like mr. say they have been driven underground so . i have started to hide my identity every day i shave my beard i have a second phone number that has to be changed so it's not tracked now i can live in my apartment if i move from one place to another life has become very difficult for over a month this was the site of one of cairo's main promo see citizens after aug

more than two years as the opposition accuses the monarchy refusing to talk about reforms sophie shevardnadze discuss the prospects of the uprising with a prominent activist there is a taste of what's coming up at nine thirty am g.m.t. . that's is anarchy i mean a for looking at the situation right now where we have a crackdown almost on a daily basis where we have people getting arbitrarily arrested from their homes during night raids where we have children being picked off the streets where we have people attacked with tear gas inside their homes where torture is from is that not in itself a form of anarchy we don't really have a system that is you know governed by a legal system there are no laws basically the police are free to do what they want government officials are free to do what they want in my opinion that is anarchy in itself. or it is a nearly half past ten in the morning here in moscow and nearly two thirty am in new york time next for cross talk with people. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of field detroit has

is sophie shevardnadze why many i.d.f. soldiers are unhappy about their mission to keep the settlers safe. you send nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to court to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most soldiers so you get there to to the west bank or to you know around the gaza strip unprepared to deal with civilians unprepared to control civilians the only thing that you are fed with is fear and hate and you know you are constantly told be careful of the palestinians if you turn your back to them they will stab you in the back your shoulder when i got to the west bank i was told that we need to show the ship palestinians that there is a new sheriff in town and i'm quoting here. as i live in cars put a strain in people living in the u.k. some are starting to adapt their ideas on what should be considered. first reports. when addressing the issue of affordable housing one london charities being thinking outside the

latest comments came earlier this month right after the kick off of the games torch relay are to sophie shevardnadze who is georgian has been awarded the privilege of carrying the flamed through the streets of st petersburg and when it comes to the idea of boycotting the winter olympics he's now ally of mr saakashvili if you will who are good. i think georgian people should do whatever they think is the right thing to do it's up to them but if you ask me personally. or just very proud of target a member of the absurd outlets is exerting. good. now thousands of opposition activists are marching through central moscow right now the protesters are rallying in support of those arrested on may the sixth last year when a thousand strong protest on the eve of president bush's inauguration turned violent yet the warriors have set a limit of twenty thousand people for today's march but so far the turnout has been much lower and unofficial opposition movement in russia emerged two years ago in response to allegations of ballot rigging during the country's parliamentary election but have since los

interview with russia's ambassador to the un the full version available for you on friday in our sophie and co program. no i just want to get online all the time you can always find out what our web being lying up for you are by the hour for example right now there's one story that talks about a peace prize for putin politicians political scientists and activists want the russian president to get a nobel prize all this for his role in resolving the syrian chemical weapons crisis . and storage find molecules containing plastic to discover one of saturn's sixteen moons is the first time they've ever been detected outside of. art to cairo we go where violence has erupted at a rally by islamist supporters of egypt's ousted president mohamed morsy as they gathered in tahrir square though this time for the first time in over two months meanwhile egypt's military chief has called for a speedy political transition but the muslim brotherhood is accusing the army of an escalating crackdown on their activities saying it will only drive the country into a deeper crisis. true reports from cairo. egy

this is a good this is it for today my guest was israel's deputy foreign minister zev and kidding me sophie shevardnadze that so watching we'll see you next time. a little. bit of the. pain of the young girl's cammo for the future hunger. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the pass' that is the law or you know i mean this teaches them a lot of rough spots ability to simply come to pay through the eyes of children if we can do it for our children alone for our future home to the country will save. real damage. flexibly of this oil spill was not sent to you just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant on b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for democra

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