all it takes in the middle east is a little spark. and our point is that you can't ignore the israeli-palestinian conflict and it may not be a front-burner issue but in order to understand what's going on in the middle east you really need to understand this conflict and that's why we wrote this. >> host: do you need what the noble sanctuary, what it means to both sides? do you think that's important? >> guest: oh, absolutely. it's probably -- it's the most indivisible issue because when you have a is the spot, the holiest spots where the ancient jewish testimony approximates were built and destroyed twice in antiquity and now you have the -- one of the most important shrines in islam built on top of that. and ariel sharon walked up there. he didn't go in the mosque or the religious shrine and walking around inflamed muslim passions that day and jews prayed down on the western wall below which was the wall around the ancient temple but that is the most explosive piece of real estate in the entire middle east. >> guest: and you have to

that is also in the bureau order i will give to presidents sparks -- president sparked. the department reviewed the resolution. the city stepped out of the jttf because of the concern of not being able to be informed of potential terrorist activities by the fbi and federal authorities. they recently rejoined and adopted an mou that we took content from in drafting this bureau order that i think meets a lot of the concerns that caused become -- the convening of this session. the department offered this bulletin. in it, members must identify themselves as members of -- as police officers, not federal agents. they work on terrorist cases that have a criminal maxus. the chief reviews all investigations on a quarterly basis and he is to meet with any change in fbi command to explain these protocols within 30 days of that change in fbi command. we will continue to work with the fbi and hrc to engage in dialog regarding our members' roles and responsibilities and are receptive to this particular unit bureau order. we are happy to amend it further. as far as to night came, i wan

all it takes to the middle east is a spark. our point is that you cannot ignore the israeli-palestinian conflict. it may not be a front burner issue right now. you need to understand this conflict. host: you do need to understand what it means to both sides. do you think that is important? guest: absolute. will you have is the holiest destroyedjudea saism twice. and now you have one of the most important shrines in islam built on top of that. ariel sharon went up there to walk around. he did not go into the religious shrine. but walking around in flamed muslim passions. jews pray the western wall. that is the most explosive piece of real estate in the entire middle east. guest: you have to understand how layered it is and the proximity and also how small the place is. we tried to paint the picture in the book. we take the leader there on that day when aerial shot walked onto the temple mount. i was there. the next day, friday prayers. jews were praying at the western wall. i did not understand that how on top of each other the

. >> reporter: the shootings that killed nine and injured six sparked several new laws. >> this is a weapon of war. >> reporter: the law expired in 2004 and now leaders in san francisco want to bring at least part of it back banning large capacity ammunition magazines used in 2003 and 2003 and even this year in tucson in a massacre that killed six and injured congresswoman giffords. >> when these things are available to people who have other problems, we have seen very tragic events. >> even a magazine like this could be a problem for the decate. it holds 15 rounds. but critics question whether banning something like this would everyone make a difference. >> you're restricting the tools for people who follow the law. not to those criminals who don't care about the laws. >> it was heartbreaking, just heartbreaking. >> reporter: in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >> ktvu.com has more video of the day a gunman opened fire on 101 california street. look inside the bay area news tab for pictures and reporter pieces. >>> and a judge has convicted a woman and her mother for killin

prepares a new rescue package for bank robberies which sparks massive protests against further cuts in the country. there's also outrage in germany where critics say they're tired of paying for the debts calling on greece to mean of the eurozone. and people here in moscow and nationwide prepare to celebrate russia day it's twenty years since the country staged its first free presidential elections one year after a ration of independence from the soviet union. star team makes a possible candidate for next year's french presidential election far right leader marine le pen believes the current government has put france in danger of being called guys by its own former colonies. to win an unprecedented first round victory in france's presidential elections next

sparking fears like writes seen in the past. we were there when they made their announcement and we talked to barge about the contingency plans. [music] >> new fallouts from the shooting in 2009. the shooting and the trial triggered city wide protest. the news that johannes mehserle could be released from prison early sparked a protest. grant? >> they gathered here at the station to rally the support. they are trying to generate a lot of enthusiasm for a protest when johannes mehserle is released. they are passing out fliers like this in english and spanish and encouraging people to join the facebook yvette page. >> more oscar grant supporters are no strangers to protest. wednesday a group of 50 or so gathered at the bart station. >> we have proved time and time again since 2009 you cannot stop us from mobilizing, organizing, we will not sit down, we will not shut up, we will not forget. >> when ever he is released this group says they will be ready to speak up and speak out. >> you can play the games with the release date, but

in fact it was this same fbi agent who alerted bulger that he was about to be indicted, sparking him to make a run for it. that was in 1994. since then there have been bulger sightings all around the world. but it was here in a rent controlled apartment on a modest street in santa monica california where agents arrested him last evening. 81-year-old bulger and his 61-year-old girlfriend miss grieg were arraigned today in federal court agreeing to extradition back to boston. the fbi crediting his capture to a public service campaign, tv spots aimed at making grieg's

prepares a new rescue package for bankrupt greece which sparks massive protests against further progress in the country and outrages people in germany who say it's time the debtors leave the eurozone. and us people here in moscow prepare to celebrate russia day we look back twenty years to when the country stays this first free presidential election. eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.

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a bomb threat has sparked a full scale alert internal flights landing in washington d.c. an emergency operation began when a person at the ticket desk at dayton airport in ohio claimed there could be a bomb on board a u.s. airways plane heading from there to the u.s. capitol searches of the plane by b.r. absolutes have found nothing while the forty four passengers are being interviewed the person who made the threat is in custody. the operator of japan's devastated nuclear plant has again suspend common terminations applets a filter expected to take several weeks to remove radioactive material became overloaded and just find out as pressure on the company to step up recovery efforts remains intense as contaminated water as one of this size is just centimeters away from spilling out of the containment time engineers have also been forced to open the doors or reactor building to prevent another explosion meaning however that more radiation is leaking out. and the latest setbacks after the u.n. nuclear agency criticized tepco for its no response to the disaster and for conce

assets in japan it comes hot in the heels of revelations that call themselves a bank involved and sparking the world by financial crisis in two thousand and eight gambled away more than a billion dollars levy has invested in it and corn to feeling guilty some american moguls take pride in squandering money. long before the u.s. led airstrikes against libya's moammar gadhafi the dictator and one of america's most profitable banks were firm financial friends in two thousand and eight according to the wall street journal goldman sachs offered me the chance of becoming a huge shareholder. only after losing ninety eight percent of libya's one point three billion dollars sovereign wealth fund in just a few months they lost a staggering percentage i don't know how you lose ninety eight percent or something was that on the options on the european banks and energy companies stocks plunged shortly thereafter but in any case clearly they saw a goldmine in khadafi when the fund controlled by colonel qadhafi nearly empty goldman ponied up offers to recoup losses according to the journal libya would get

that means more fires sparked up here in florida for firefighters and others to deal with.ight, near houston, new fires on the march, drawing a giant curtain of smoke across the horizon. and 200 people were ordered to evacuate, as over 100 firefighters from ten agencies battle the flames on the ground and from the air. infernos as high as office buildings have scorched state-size chunks of forest across the country's south. in arizona, the wallow fire is now the largest wildfire in state history, gobbling up half a million acres, forcing thousands from their homes. and with the wind kicking up this weekend, most won't be allowed back until next week. >> best conditions ever, probably, for a fire to move. >> reporter: in all, the 4.3 million acres that burned this year is already 2.5 times the national average for the last ten years. enough to cover an area six times the size of rhode island. >> the trend is that more fires, larger fires, and this has been going on for more than the last ten years. >> reporter: and it's not over. smoke billowing in from georgia is causing as

bank also warned of high unemployment in a while ben bernanke he claimed soaring prices have been sparked by shortages following the japanese earthquake. three people have been killed in the sand for all peruvian city after student clashes with police another twenty two were injured while protesting against the building of a new university which they believe will cause an existing one to lose funding protesters blocked a highway and hurled rocks as police attempt to clear the road the riots began on tuesday when protesters burned a local government building. now for travelers who want to explore the world's biggest country artie's said to take you around the clock journey into the heart of russia culture nature history and science all explored by a new documentary channel launching on thursday that i watched as a new vision of russia prepares to go global. they travel through snow and rain and cross rivers they go hunting beyond their polar circle and take to the skies they talk to ghost through shamans and study dusty archives they are the team of documentary a new channel made by those

handout this charity proposal sparked mass protest in the country with thousands voicing anger on the streets of athens blogger michael snyder warns that economic troubles in greece could trigger a new wave in the global financial crisis. the greek crisis has the chance to be another lehmann brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the road if greece defaults it's not going to just a thank you reese is going to affect all of your. banks all over europe are very much exposed to greece and banks in europe are very highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely horrible now german banks actually hold a lot of greek debt and there are leverage thirty two to one at this point so greece goes down it's going to ripple effects across the entire world and there are experts all throughout the financial industry that are warning that this could set off another two thousand and eight style crisis. and it's why more views and personal experiences of events in greece

presses parliament to pass a crucial bill needed to secure a second new handout staring proposal sparked massive protests in a country with thousands of voicing anger on the streets about its. next r.t.s. games a rare access to one of the most courageous women of ghana stan is a former m.p. an activist who braves daily death threats and assess a nation a chance to tell the truth about what's happening in our country she says people in afghanistan are trapped between corrupt local politicians and the deadly u.s. military campaign. well enjoy thank you for taking the time to be with us thank you times. recently returned from a trip to the u.s. the didn't start world you were denied entry visa a decision was later reversed but what do you think has happened especially after the fact you visited us several times with the power because each time in their past also when i went to the u.s. and also. exposed on policies of us in that way in afghanistan who are occupied our country i did about it on formalized human rights and democracy and also paused and i were people. in the dragon last summer

that sparked a massive search by family and friends.e are working with the fbi and the alameda county sheriff's office to search for the body in a remote part of the east bay. friends and family were distraught by the news and they left a press conference last night in tears. they criticized hayward police for not releasing more information. on their website, michellelemissing.com they say they will be releasing a statement later on today and the reward for information in the case is up to $65,000. >> kiet, a tragic turn of events. kiet do in hayward, thank you. >>> lawyers for giovanni ramirez want to get some surveillance video from a hollywood motel. they say it will prove that ramirez never attacked giants fan bryan stow. they claim the video shows ramirez with longer hair. witnesses say the suspects had shaved heads. >>> let get another look at traffic and weather. good news all around i say. >> this is the first time i have been able to say this in a long time it's going to be dry for the next five to seven days. >> since septembe

you had little talent and no spark. >> no spark. >> no spark? >> i know. but i had a little talent. which i clung to. >> does it make you laugh now? >> yes, it does. >> it must be satisfying. >> it makes me laugh now. but i do have to say there were ten years between the age of 15 and maybe 25 that it didn't make me laugh. i mean, i was unable to go for an audition until i was 25 years old. and i was studying acting regularly through high school and college and -- but i couldn't audition for anything. >> why? >> they completely crushed me. i was way too insecure. and i guess -- you know, 15, you're young, you're not formed. it's -- you know, you're only just finding out who you are barely. >> the irony, of course, in this amazing role, must have been unimaginable, one of the great roles of your career, all of the reviews i'd read say incredible talent, beautiful, and most of all, amazing spark. so this terrible prophesy of these people denthat dented your so long. you are the last laugh, don't you. >> you could look at it that way. >> you do too, don't you? >> a little bit. sometime

the shooting sparked outrage in the east palo alto community and they have vowed to put every resource at their disposal to find those guilty. we have confirmed that east palo alto police are holding two joules, one they have arrested in the triple shooting. the other they say they have holding that individual on weapons charges. they won't say they took part in the shooting. they will hold a news conference at noon at police headquarters to clear up some of the facts and give us more information. >>> the attorneys for the only suspect so far in the brutal beating of bryan stow claims there is new evidence to proves his innocent. the attacker was bald as seen in this search but his attorney says he had a full head of hair on the day of the attack. they plan to file a motion in court video a day after the beat weigh a full head of hair. prosecutors have not yet charged in the beating case. ramirez has maintained his innocent saying he was baby-sitting his daughter at the time of the attack. >>> in hayward, the family of a missing nursing student is asking the f.b.i. to take over the lea

they believe it was sparked by an abandoned campfire. >>> the president and mrs. obama will host a black-tie dinner at the white house tonight for german chancellor angela merkel. last night mr. obama and she had dinner at the 1789 restaurant in georgetown. he calls her a trusted global partner. tonight's dinner and reception will be held in the rose garden a first for the obamas. >>> a new bill could delay the start of lower debt swipe fees. banks and retailers are lobbying lawmakers and a vote could come as soon as tomorrow. >>> it could soon be easier to get your hands on advanced technology. 3d printers have been around for decades, but the devices had only been available to doctors and big companies that could afford them. now the canucks prices are going to beat cheaper and will be marketed to regular consumers. >> we have had production systems on long time. this is our attempt to get at the consumer level where we make it accessible to a mass markets. >> hewlett-packard is launching its own line of 3d printers and another company is selling them starting a

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that sparked a massive search by family and friends. hayward police are working with the fbi and the alameda county sheriff's office to try to find the body now. >> investigators continue to search remote areas of the east bay area in an attempt to recover evidence and ultimately openfully recover michelle. >> reporter: family and friends were distraught by the news and left the press conference last night in tears. they criticized hayward police for not releasing more information. they also have a website up now called, michellelemissing.com. they are trying to get the fbi involved because they still say without a body this is still to them a missing persons case and they say the fbi has more experience in missing persons cases and also their facebook page has 5400 friends and the family will be releasing a statement later on today. >> thank you, kiet do in hayward. >>> her baby was shot and killed right before her eyes. and this morning, a grieving bay area mother pleads with parents to be involved with their children. yvonne garcia l

at the government in syria has promised an inquiry into the death of a 13-year-old boy that has sparked international outrage a warning -- you may find some of the images in the next report disturbing. this is the face of serious trouble, 13-year old hamza al- khatib, allegedly tortured and killed by the syrian secret police. images are all over the internet, and many are too horrific to show. they are impossible to verify area his death has sparked fresh protests against syrian leaders and drawn international condemnation. >> i can only hope that this child did not die in vain, but the syrian government will and the brutality and began a transition to real democracy. >> so what happened to the 13- year-old? it seems just a month ago, hamza al-khatib was picked up during a protest in deraa. lau as weak, his body was returned. his family says they were threatened. they found evidence of torture, in his neck broken and mutilation of his genitals. images spread fast, fueling public anger. syrian state tv broadcast of link the denial of anygñ tortur. experts claimed the signs of torture wer

the family who lived in the home says their vacuum cleaner sparked those flames. sparks ignited some curtains and then the fire quickly spread. >> the firemen, families have to lose a fireman, it's supposed to be a small electrical fire and it got out of hand very quickly. >> investigators won't confirm yet what they think started the fire. a public memorial service for the two firefighters, anthony valerio and vincent perez is planned for friday. >> that was his story and he was sticking to it, until today. now with certitude, that congressman says it was him. what else he admitted and what he says it means for his political future. >> it was the taxpayers, you committed a murder. i don't think so. > demanding the state pay for sex change operation. how inmates are able to make those requests and why prisons may be forced to comply. >>> there's a good reason why you want to take a good look at this satellite image. it explains the changes in your forecast. the pinpoint outlook as eyewitness news continues. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4.

. >> lighting a spark, that's what community colleges can do.t's what learning a new skill or training in a newfield can do. and that's the reason that i'm here today. we have to light more sparks all across america. >> that's the president speaking at a community college in virginia this morning. taking live look at wall street now, the dow down just slightly. looks like investors sitting on the sidelines trying to figure out what to do. >>> it is a company known for innovation and now that apple is looking to build new digs, we should expect something that we have never seen before. kiet do shows us what will make apple's new headquarters like no other in the world. >> very honored to have mr. steve jobs to come here tonight. >> reporter: the cupertino city council meeting last night, you got the sense steve jobs wasn't asking for permission to build a new headquarters but rather telling them. >> apple is growing like a weed and as now we have always been in cupertino. >> reporter: with his trademark manner and black shirt, the apple ceo gave

i would like to thank theresa sparks and human rights commission for holding this meeting. i worked in san francisco, but i came from the washington, d.c., area, where i trained local law enforcement on difficult issues such as sexual assault and domestic violence, addressing how those issues play out in immigrant communities. there is under-reporting in these communities as far as reporting violent crime. what the mou does is continue to encourage that under-reporting and communicate that there are communities that have a separate level of protection. what i have learned from my experience in virginia with the movement toward deputizing local law enforcement so they have the ability to enforce federal law is that there is a perforated profound loss of trust. people who need to call 911 will not pick up the phone if they are being abused, it very victim of a violent crime, whatever that crime may be. i would like to support the resolution put forth by the asian law caucus and aclu as a solution that is representing a sensible level of independence and collaboration between

welcome back here with our team here's a look at the top stories the looming fuel prices maybe of sparks anger against new military action tankers are regularly targeted in the lines of growing airstrikes to neutralize colonel gadhafi forces. israel faces energy hunger as egypt threatens to turn off key gas supply investigators are looking into allegations that the deal signed by mubarak's regime fails to meet national interests. japan says six more workers have the full she were nuclear plants have been exposed to radiation bringing the official total to eight meanwhile scientists warned the levels of contamination in the area are higher than those following the chart novel catastrophe. and intense dispute between russia and nato over the u.s. plans and a missile defense shield in europe is seeing little progress r.t. caught up with dr use of bought from the federation of american scientists who believes it will take both sides to make the system worked. the war of words on missile defense has been calling on for quite some time now between russia and the uighurs with washington saying

the shooting sparked outrage in the east palo alto community and they have vowed to put every resource at their disposal to find those guilty. we have confirmed that east palo alto police are holding two joules one they have arrested in the triple shooting. the other they say they have holding that individual on weapons charges. they won't say they took part in the shooting. they will hold a news conference at noon at police headquarters to clear up some of the facts and give us more information. >>> the attorneys for the only suspect so far in the brutal beating of bryan stow claims there is new evidence to proves his innocent. the attacker was bald as seen in this search but his attorney says he had a full head of hair on the day of the attack. they plan to file a motion in court video a day after the beat weigh a full head of hair. prosecutors have not yet charged in the beating case. ramirez has maintained his innocent saying he was baby-sitting his daughter at the time of the attack. >>> in hayward the family of a missing nursing student is asking the f.b.i. to take over the lead

footage of the shooting has sparked public anger in pakistan. video shows the boy being shot at point blank range in a public park in an upscale karachi neighborhood. he died soon after being taken to a hospital. a spoke man part paramilitary rangers said the forces had to detain the 18-year-old because he was trying to rob people in the park. hundreds of people showed up at his funeral thursday and denounced the rangers. his family rejected accusations that he was a robber. s family r that he was a robber. s family r that he was a robber. hs family that he was a robber. as family s that he was a robber. hs family accusations that he was a robber.'s family rejected accusations that he was a robber. >> the prime minister told the national assembly that the entire nation was in shock over the tragedy. >> demonstrations have been held on the streets of karachi as many people believed the troops have misused their power. >>> next, we look at the pressure facing central asian countries to assist the nato led war in afghanistan. the upper house of par

. >>> anger over the response to a suicidal man who drowned sparked an unusual demonstration. >> can you hear us out in the water? >> a group of residents waded into the bay yesterday to nonstrait just how easy it would have been to save the 53- year-old raymond zack from drowning. he waded into crown beach on memorial day. first responders were on the scene, but said there was nothing they could do to save him because they we want properly trained. >> the only thing that will satisfy me and the others who organized this is a criminal investigation by the department of justice. something is wrong here. >> police and fire officials did not return phone calls asking for comment yesterday, but the firefighters' union posted a statement on the union's website saying that the guild welcomes an independent investigation of the incident. >>> a hearing will be held this morning about the mental competency of the man charged with killing two people. he has been charged with two counts of murder after police say he shot and killed two employees of a neighboring souvenir shop in january. they s

navy ship in the black sea sparks outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe us in monterrey docked in odessa ahead of a joint military exercises in the area. coming up when thrill seeking turns deadly an unstoppable force of nature and that's our special report coming up next. the cole open in chile or in russia's north homes of the q.b. any massive mountain range this is the cold and windy bolshoi pass the snow here is between one and a half and four meters deep avalanche safety specialists are probing the snow structure on one of the slopes. the top layer snow drifts on a slope is unstable and skis could trigger an avalanche shift attention those of you who are keen to scull mountain thinks please be careful. some avalanches a wet others a dry it all depends on the snows position the speed of avalanches varies between seventy and four hundred kilometers an hour man can do nothing in the face of tons of snow rushing down to such a velocity. and yet people do live in the mountains they study avalanches to be able to protect themselve

what sparked your interest? >> i have not applied for any commissions. my interest of why now with redistricting was i landed at ca in 2010 and within the first month of me being on staff, we were able to bring 30 organizations together, working closely with the city and that triggered my interests of this is the next phase of that worke throughout neighborhoods n san francisco. it would be the next level of growing my skills as well as the analysis around that public policy piece, around redistricting. supervisor elsbernd: does caa receive any city money? >> we do receive money for work- force development and employment. supervisor elsbernd: play that scenario out for me. members will be very worried about where the lines are drawn. they are the same people need to vote to grant the approval of the appropriations. how do you play that out? >> i would be able to bring independence to that. what would drive me personally for redistricting is not caa, but as an advocate, bringing those values and how to ensure i'm working with my colleagues on the task for

i have a question for director sparks. on what the commission role has got to be moving forward, in terms of our continued relationship in this matter? >> commissioner come up to this point, we have been mediating between various community groups, organizations, and different agencies. we would anticipate we would continue doing that. we have met several times with aclu and asian law caucus. we have met with asian law caucus and aclu with the police department. we have met with the police department separately, with the fbi separately, with the u.s. attorney separately. we have been trying to gather independent information from the various stakeholders, including the community, to determine what we think would be the correct path, and present that to the stakeholders to try to get some type of resolution that is acceptable to everyone. >> the reason why i ask this question ais as a transgendered woman and a person of color, i know what it means to live in fear and being profiled. i think that is part of the reason why we a

navy ship in the black sea sparks outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe the u.s.s. monterey docked in odessa ahead of joint military exercises in the area. up next our interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen in an interview he gave this week to artie's a nice and now way he defended the alliance actions in libya and insisted the organization has no plans to act in syria stay with us. thank you very much for joining us here on r t it's much appreciated i want to get straight to our first question the u.k. and france want a u.n. security council resolution condemning the syrian government and your opinion are we having for libya two point zero here no i would like to stress that nato has no intention whatsoever to intervene in syria at the same time lots of critics expect that that could be the case if we see a resolution russell saying that the fact that it's even being debated is going to cause more violence in syria. there might be some kind of intervention do you think not if the u.n. goes had it goes ahead

and demands for greece to impose tougher budget cuts to secure a fresh bailout spark mass protests at home and yet another rescue plan within the blog that's amid predictions that the euro is on the brink of collapse. one of russia's richest man has decided to enter of the world of politics may help has been elected leader of the right cause party he's planning to win seats in the parliamentary elections and told r.t. eventually wants to be prime minister in this exclusive interview with. he is a successful businessman one of the wealthiest in the world also a big sports fan the owner of the jersey nets and now the leader of the right cause political party which is aiming to become russia's second most powerful political force joined by me. why does such a successful businessman like you want to get into politics. you know when you achieve personal success when you know this country well any normal person in my position would have a desire to do something for other people there's a mechanism for that and it's called politics who people have to deal with politics when they go to pollin

and eview demands for greece to impose tougher budget cuts to secure a fresh bailout sparked mass protests at home and outrage and yet another rescue plan within the block that's amid predictions that you are always on the brink of collapse. pinching face now into the world of sports news here with us good morning to you in a morning and not too much rest for sure awful at wimbledon so it seems that doesn't seem to worry her exactly show she was playing twice in the space of twenty four hours because surprise surprise it's london meaning there's rain lots of delays but i tell you what she's going to run for she hasn't dropped the said all tournament she's looking pretty good more not coming. good to have you with us this saturday morning here sunday morning i should say in central moscow i mean not only plenty over the next ten minutes including. quickstep restruck up post her second within twenty four hours of wimbledon to make the fourth round. top of the pile going away after one leader sparking battle to call for the seventh time in eight attempts this season in valencia. in cologne cl

bury the victims of a savage police crackdown that left hundreds of other protesters in hospital sparking outrage from human rights organizations demanding an investigation. with r.t. live from moscow on the research welcome to the program now go about it charles is gone before the hague tribunal for the first time and a claim that he's gravely ill the former of course an army general also stated that he won't enter a plea to what he called the of not just charges against him like that she said he needs more time to understand the charges that he's facing and you hearing has now been set for the fourth of july he's indicted on eleven cal. of war crimes including the genocide of around eight thousand muslims it being on the run for sixteen years and his arrest and extradition was touted by the e.u. as a key objective for serbia to gain a membership to the exclusive club for sniping and show still waiting for the green light serbia's arrest an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief. was one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot in the european union's door a potential me

airless mutant rabbit born near the crisis hit the she went to clear plant causes an online frenzy sparking fears that children will be next to suffer birth defects in japan. may has revealed american employers hire the smallest number of people in eight months that's according to the latest bureau of labor statistics and with the u.s. still tightly grasped by the crisis there's increasing speculation washington will have to raise the debt ceiling but economist peter schiff believes that will only make a bad situation worse but we have to do is stop borrowing all this money you mentioned earlier that one of the problems is that we haven't raised the debt ceiling that's one of the only good things out there that feel if you're still there unfortunately they're going to raise it we're going to go deeper into debt which means bigger problems and this is not you know the economists are describing this is the stock it's like it's quicksand and the economy is the stop that. but these are the same people who wanted to go out in seven so the u.s. economy had never been in better shape they didn't s

this one sparked in the last 24 hours. and to give you an idea of just how dry it is out here, this one grew from 20 acres to 200 in less than two hours. right now, it's around 900 acres. and this is one of several fires burning in our state right now, with no relief in sight any time soon as there's no rain in the forecast. david? >> anna, thank you. and we should point out that rain is in the forecast for parts of texas this week, but much of the region still expected to remain dry. >>> we turn now to stunning remarks today by a key u.s. diplomat aimed squarely at afghanistan, and in particular, afghan president hamid karzai. the u.s. ambassador said, "when we hear ourselves being called occupiers and worse, our pride is offended and we begin to lose our inspiration to carry on." president obama is expected to decide on how quickly to bring troops home from afghanistan. tonight, we ask, were those words an indicator of what's to come? david kerley is in washington. >> reporter: with more than half of americans now saying