as the sea church in a rt meal now to talk about that story as the stasi a target in an area of study on something thank you so much for joining me now. first it wasn't possible that this mass grave for almost one million people are buried exists is so close to manhattan in young people don't know about it the media now that was really one of the most shocking question for us when no one i started the session so the story is realizing that people have never heard of this they are kind of a few articles here and man bob likes to eat you know the pot like people who lived in new york their entire lives never heard of this place and sell out. i mean hopefully until now. so during these burials stopped it noted that it was actually on going as we speak i mean they've been going on for four decades and centuries and this is still the number one place where any bodies that are unclaimed bodies the phone with people bodies of by people whose families can't afford to bury them. waratah bodies of the stillborn adelaide and the bees. this is where automatically in the city takes these bodies to

with the stasi a completely centralized system of monitoring political activity but there are all sorts of different efforts to collect data for all three different reasons for all sorts of different geographical scales and those dates and those images don't all necessarily become centralized so it's better to think of a thousand little brothers if you like then wong orwellian big brother society. more than twenty million traffic movements per day without an effect if electronic management system daily life in a mega city is impossible to organize cameras can be found even beyond the ring of steel in taxis buses and trains for the toll system the urban traffic control center and the police and of course all thirty two districts have cameras of their own all told there are well over twenty thousand surveillance cameras in london. we're living in the urban millennial more than fifty percent of the world's seven billion inhabitants now live in cities the numbers are increasing. with the promise of jobs and prosperity cities leo people from the surrounding areas the cities become mega-citie

. >> reporter: she obtained copies of stasi internal documents through a right to know request following the reunification of east and west germany. her personal information was all there. and once condemned her as a member of an anti-establishment group. >> translator: i will never forget what it was like to be under surveillance. you never feel safe. you always feel watched. you feel like you can trust no one regardless of who the person is. >> reporter: she is warning of the risk to a free society when the state collects personal data. she says what the u.s. is doing in the name of fighting terrorists is turning in to a fight against citizens. >> translator: the aim of the stasi was to gather as much information as possible about people in order to control them. we can say the same for what's happening today. >> reporter: she started an online petition to call on the european parliament to investigate how far the u.s. spying extends, and to strengthen the protection of personal data. more than 59,000 people have signed up so far. >> translator: east germany was a totalitarian state. i

correspondent on the stasi it from our new york studio. well jury selection for the stand your ground trial of a florida man began today forty seven year old michael dunn claims that he felt threatened when he repeatedly opened fire on a car full of teenagers parked next to him back in two thousand and twelve dunn got into a verbal altercation with three boys who were sitting in a car at a gas station after he told them to turn their music down when the boys refused dunn continued yelling eventually he pulled out a nine millimeter handgun and fired a number of rounds into the car now two of those bullets hit seventeen year old jordan davis dunn said that he thought he saw davis pull out a shotgun however no weapon was alternately recovered from the crime scene dunn fled with his fiance and drove to his house which is over two hours away he never called the police to report the incident officers finally tracked him down using his license plate and arrested him the next day jordan davis' father ron described his son as an innocent teenager i

market down with them on the second option is to become the leader of the cup to protest but was now stasi think i'll call him peace in the ring. protesters unique yet wanted to get a cough it out. they may have succeeded what next. it was the lead up to this the mind and purchased is a very vague idea of what to do next. they want to see change they want a mole on his authority on the mall on a system that's an improvement in quality of life that they don't know how to achieve this. which makes the situation quite tricky the political landscape is changing and the opposition them fell apart when i needed it to the parties will try to claim the momentum of the protesters but keeping them hopeful will prove a challenge. most people are trying to stay optimistic. i believe the ukraine has every prospect. it was possible the cats. we are very hard weekend people. there is corruption that there must be to wait out this way. alex gets that which way is still anyone's guess. rory is to witness to our correspondent brian ross and the robbery of his industry was knitted in which white out is anybo

the stasi studying the nation's wealth he says and i noticed that lots of people in kazakhstan and interested in this issue and would like to switch from an agency report bk. but in the class who at the time it so much. after switching to go into that these changes in his hotel next to mine. no question that the response to changes in the twenty oh nine the visits and one has had a sense i was twelve we sold and monday he said that they have not had this to see it scientists at the end the day this week after this basket of disease and heart diseases with the excess consumption of spots that need to go again. doctors advise and small fruits and vegetables and die however the johnsons and to draw three days and hasn't been studied yet. japan's national school. similar originated from ancient shinto religious right's two into the context in going be too sad to be at least one thousand one hundred years old. sumo wrestlers known as greek she competes in a four point five five meter diameter ring the door. raul. the loser is the first to leave it holds its ground with anything except just so swee

our tees on the stasi it sure has the story. well that means she media pundits me keep acting like they're the hottest of all these things french. people in reality the corporate news networks are struggling with reading the news credibility great because that's what we needed to trade in its occurrence within a credible or not the cry will consult watch it. the sun decided that if what they see is not what actually is. they'll tune out me the news networks to easily search for new tricks to increase their dwindling audience. according to policy polling the self proclaimed fair and balanced fox news network is trusted by thirty five percent of americans and is the news network nearly the same number of americans say they trust the least it's not entirely illogical to say that fox is the most trusted network by that very fanatical very small demographic within the country but it's also very loyal one. so you have this. this of almost a see saw effect where you know that there's nothing really in the middle of a just peace treaty.

talent that's taking front and center the focus on sochi has seemed to lie all swear artie's on a stasi a church has the story. while the mainstream media pundits me keep acting like they're the hottest of all he speaks french look at people in reality the corporate news networks are struggling with ratings they lose credibility right because that's what media trades and that's their currency whether they're credible or not they're not credible people are watching us have decided that if what they see is not what actually is they'll tune out leaving news networks to hastily search for new tricks to increase their dwindling audience according to public policy polling the self-proclaimed fair and balanced fox news network is trusted by thirty five percent of americans and as the news network nearly the same number of americans say they trust the least it's not entirely illogical to say that fox is the most trusted network by that very fanatical very small demographic within the country but it's also a very loyal one so you have this this almost a seesaw effect where you know there's nothi

correspondent ana stasi a church thanks so much for researching as nazia what did you learn from your investigation about the prevalence of religious extremism in the military while abbie one of the first things was certainly the fact that it's definitely something that's hugely under reported and not really talked about i mean a. we did see concerns about extremist christianity make headlines in the me to some of the outlets during the peaks of the iraq and afghan war but this topic has certainly kind of disappeared and been brushed aside and not discussed as opposed to you know the role of islam like you just mentioned and as it turns out this issue is certainly still around and it's a very serious one because it's not only affecting as it turned out and we've discovered you know the enemy but it's also affecting soldiers at home because of in some cases very severe pressure that is being imposed on them of being either of a different religion or not being christian enough like you said and another shocking thing to discover.

against the best and second it is in the country was thrust up to his back pockets convict sites and stasis said the message was possible. i told pti the snow in a bottle and jason got his name to hide because he criticized hamas movements and sixty c not the money the government. i'm gonna stand. and the snow on the day she's doing and wants the nsw scrum. this takes some sixty miles from captain top top top or more take some of the season the six point nine seven summit the case and two laptops but scenes from the twenty one the atwood said. commodity the state's chief of bond of a nation is signed on wednesday. the move comes a day off to the wheelhouse of things in parliament passed the content is king and an embittered has instilled by the key to the southern states. tina and commodities did it then and none of the boss bush told until sometime in him and an open mind. he also played from congress party which has been doing this deep within us ten years. the ha. yet in the eighteen. bg. the ride in the mud just about all london euston to fernando was asked to meet up to his scenes in t

the summit protests percent to one of the biggest challenges to prime minister tried to do on stasi as a peaceful demonstration in the night tonight against plans to redevelop a nice temple of the protests quickly escalate into a show of defiance against his deceitful authoritarian leadership the turkish government has been accused of imposing draconian censorship of a push to post new content types three column and apparently in response to the internet's role in fostering restaurants the loom. i played recently told consonant it's in tv channel how i act suggests that the israeli secret service was behind the screen name given to the wave of demonstrations across the middle east and receives his pitch count it was cold it is compelling. the play's characters who are dressed and packed scenes here typically jewish fashion statements and orchestrated the uprisings to settle disputes in the arab world clips of the cheap road cars have been translated by the middle east media research institute. news of the clay which is titled this guy comes as the real life it's beyond scandal is playi

chilcotetion, as ryan described, hits a stasis in the square.g at fires burning separating government forces from protesters. fluid andion is very very tense. let's discuss the international impact, is the country investable? us, founder joins of macro advisory. is ukraine investable? no, it is highly speculative. companies looking at investing in ukraine are wanting to see how this ends, so many possibilities as to how the situation might develop, strategic investors are held back. bondholders are in a different situation. if the outcome looks like deal remainsa intact, the likelihood of default is low and you will see a rally in bonds over the short term. longer term, the unpredictability of the situation is bad for economic growth and that for investment. >> it feels really binaries to me. if the government is the tory us and stays in power, then ultimately we have a situation that is disastrous for the country long-term, going into default. to europe, the story for the economy moving forward is more rosy and optimistic. there is no way the e

overseeing this place certainly it's not going to be any public place in the in the nearest future on a stasi is this story is just shocking and it's shocking that it's so close to so many people and yet so few people actually know about it great reporting thank you so much artie correspondent on a saucy it from our new york studio well jury selection for the stand your ground trial of a florida man begins today forty seven year old michael dunn who claims that he felt threatened when he repeatedly opened fire on a car full of teenagers parked next to him back in two thousand and twelve dunn got into a verbal altercation with three boys who were sitting in a car at a gas station after he told them to turn their music down when the boys were fuz done continue to yell eventually he pulled out a nine millimeter handgun and fired a number of rounds into the car now two of those bullets hit seventeen year old jordan davis dunn said that he thought he saw davis pull out of shotgun however no weapon was ultimately recovered from the crime scene dunn fled with his fiance and drove to his house which

what about coverage of the athletes as rt zuma stasi a tribunal points out that the one thing that seems to be missing. hundreds of world class competitions involving thousands of top notch athletes. sports fans older the world read julie's it's time for a living gain funding gap. we need is just might be the excitement sort of a possible new terror threat to the terror threat threat and world champion and multiple gold medallist from bob scale. the western mainstream media. we olympics is a wonderful time for countries to get together in order to despise each other and or betray each other like crap. it's only eleven one seven two for use in others and not a lot of time. you gotta come together and eighty jobs and the second has gone to waste from taking any little thing that might be off to fifteen twenty minutes that no one that can be coaxed to toilet side by side with two toilets right next to each other just those party. that doesn't spell bad conditions. three million years be exact route one very tiny room that tape that paints a picture i see these problems that come up with the

judge to subpoena of former prison commander they accuse of overseeing their alleged torture bizarre stasi and moran bench a la lee are french citizens who were both captured by u.s. authorities and khandahar of ghana stand they were held by american authorities and get most from late two thousand and one to two thousand and four when they were released back to france and a report submitted to the judge of the high court in paris the former detainees allege that major general geoffrey miller carried out a quote authorized and systematic plan of torture and ill treatment on persons deprived of their freedom without any charge and without the basic rights of any detainee miller became the commander of one tonto in late two thousand and two just after the bush administration approved enhanced interrogation techniques those techniques included placing detainees in stress positions stripping them and exposing them to extreme heat and cold but the complaint notes that miller carried those tactics out even after then secretary of defense donald rumsfeld with group permission to use the most contr

ms r's stasi and mom rhonda salami are french citizens who were both captured by us authorities in qana heart afghanistan. they were held by american authorities in gitmo from late two thousand one to two thousand four at which many were released back to france the report submitted to the giants of the high court in paris the former detainee is alleged that major general geoffrey miller carried out a quote on the rise and systematic plan of torture and ill treatment on persons deprived of their freedom without any charge and make out the basic lines of any detainee. miller became the commander of guantanamo and the two thousand to just after the bush administration approved enhanced interrogation techniques those techniques included placing the detainees in stress positions for a man exposing them to extremes unocal. but the complaint notes that miller carried those tactics out and then after then secretary of defense donald rumsfeld withdrew permission to use the most controversial interrogation practices the united states has yet to issue a response on the case guantanamo remains open

constantine yarrow shame though because according to larry his house has been worsening our teeth on the stasi a turkmen as the story. in twenty ten isn't a new light beer and a sting operation brought onto the wet soil in twenty oh one and sentenced to twenty years behind bars for conspiring to internationally smuggle drugs the case of russian pilot consent senior center co starring relations between moscow and washington returns to the headlines yet again after the pilots numerous cries for medical help remain unanswered in the west. his lawyer after visiting the man in jail. grayson all i'm saying his client needs urgent medical care. the key is to live singer shannon cole seems to be on the brink of a heart attack. your chantilly did the piercing to me his face was red. he visibly have shortness of breath with a pause in our conversation. so on. compose himself. he was confused and generally appeared to be in having difficulty remembering dates and the chronology of the different events that the plays this week. prison officials say they will now look into his help with an emergency check

. >> i think you can lay an awful lot of the blame for microsoft's relative stasis compared to its competitorsor the position at gates left it when he left. it is difficult to make a strong argument that someone who has been out of the business in every meaningful way for some time now and already left the company in a position where it had to struggle to figure out its identity is now the right person to play technology visionary alongside a ceo. i think that makes a problem. >> real quick, we are out of time, do you hear anything about additional shakeups as well now that's one person has been chosen and it means others want to be? are you hearing about any other additional shakeups? >> there is a lot to talk about whether people will choose to leave. because of everything you guys just said, let's see what happens over the next eight months, not just with people inside deciding this is not the place for them to be anymore, but even with, say, steve ballmer and what his role will be. when it comes to the meeting and they decide, we have a more interesting story to discuss at that point. >> j

>> reporter: of the day people left flowers by the first to date and what side to receive that the stasicrawford the news >> pam: the perky little girl with cute curls and adorable dimples was just what people needed to lift their spirits. >> reporter: to win the hearts of the american people pick it was just what people needed to lift their spirits. decades later, when she was among entertainers given kennedy center honors, president clinton put it this way. >> "she was seven years old when president roosevelt asked to meet her, to thank her for the smiling face that helped america through the great depression." >> reporter:shirley temple began her career at age three. >> reporter:playing spunky, optimistic characters at a time when whom to be hopeful. >> reporter:born in santa monica, california on april 23rd, 1928. her mother claimed her first words were the lyrics to a song. >> reporter:by age six, she had already appeared in 20 movies, and had been the top box-office star for four years. >> reporter:but ticket-sales alone don't begin to describe her popularity. >> reporter:she was a

basically the message from the stasis is the young man is actually of what i mean in terms of world politics to be a member of the g twenty group twenty so you will be helping him with treats and then come in and caught on and so on. but then thought what he's on is a win win because if he proves to be offended if he will still have a role in the town and critical i can still call the shots in any way central message is fundamental reform in actual system. also um no political life the institutions in its wake. and then ap mexico's it's been great. um that in many cases pinang will be in october the elections in the country. so come on you and you got to a couple i think so much for that and a crash that will keep an eye on that in the coming months in italy and then some people might say never but at weekends. i did. moon. and when. i know. the road. sch also in calculus and on to me. once i get is now feel more connected. later in english french. it acts as a whole host of interactive services. also articles on a website for excess of complete catalog to watch the programs. until you see t

i think you're right on the main republicans have decided their best political position is stasis where they are now. i think they understand this, present new policy that is going to irritate their base with let's face it older americans. their base is much older. so they aren't going to go after anything that is an entitlement to seniors. they're not going to do it, particularly when they need to get those people out in the midterm. >> the family that is living up there in pennsylvania, the rural parts of pennsylvania, upstate scranton, erie, they're not moving to a condo down in naples. they're going to be up there. and they need every dollar in social security and cpi. they don't want trimming on our stuff if we're the democrats. here is the president double do you think on something i think is smart, the minimum wage. at a meeting today with democratic governors what he believes and what he thinks works. let's listen. >> this is not just good policy. it also happens to be good politics, because the truth of the matter is the overwhelming majority of americans think that raising the