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this is also here and these are the week's top stories libyan rebels have turned down a reported offer by moammar gadhafi but talks on a transfer of power as a final touch on the panel's hometown their leaders have appeals to support a story framed from the private as opposed to knowledge that gadhafi loyalists could be using human shields. north korean leader kim jong il travels her way across russia by train to meet president made a better thank god he's willing to restart international talks on its nuclear program. russian prime minister was immigration has ordered a big shakeup in the russian space agency to the north of yet another unmanned mission after last fall. with nineteen dead along the u.s. east coast hurricane irene poses for new york causing severe flooding well leaving millions without electricity. as the headlines coming up next part two of all the special report on the countertop punishment debate in the united states as well me the family of a sixteen year old boy who was executed in one thousand nine hundred ninety one as sister debbie lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew q

this is the week's top stories we've been rebels have turned down the reported. talks on a transfer of power as a final time. they have appeals to support a story framed from reprisal as the poor. could be using human shield. travels home way across russia by train to meet president saying he is of willing to restart international talks on its nuclear program. russian prime minister vladimir putin has ordered a big shakeup in the russian space agency after the loss of yet another unmanned mission off the.

it's good to have a company today and plenty more stories that have you this hour with a bit later we report on the powerful advertising methods that the pentagon is using to make war look pretty. if they presented the military for what it was i don't think anyone would join. hollywood and the video games helped to shape the superhero image of american soldiers to lure the youth into the clutches of the. us court has ruled that two americans who work for a private security firm can sue donald rumsfeld for illegal imprisonment and torture if proven guilty it would mean that the former defense secretary would be held personally accountable while in iraq in two thousand and six the two men that blew the whistle on their employer for alleged criminal activity but the u.s. military responded by placing a prison where they claim they were tortured for weeks after being released without charge they filed a lawsuit against rumsfeld but the motion had been rejected by prosecutors until now and he walked the rest of bryant back it says the case opens the floodgates to other officials being held to account for war cri

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stock stories on today's headlines in our two libyan rebels have turned down reported offer by moammar gadhafi to negotiate a power transfer as they prepare a final attack on the colonel's hometown. there's a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another amalgamation and scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent a disaster. north korean leader kim jong il waltz through half of russia by train for a meeting with president medvedev saying piltdown was a resumption of international tossing that will bring peace to the peninsula. add a tropical storm irene least four million people without power along the u.s. the storm seaboard as it slops into new york the highlands and heavy downpours for the paper trail of destruction it's also claimed at least fifty yards. more news for you in less than fifteen minutes time but first here with a sports. a lot welcomes in the latest sports update on archery and here are the headlines this hour of levick sensation you saying bald is eliminated from the one hundred meters finals or a false start allowing fellow jamaican johan

should not she's great to have you with this group called the week's top stories the libyan rebels have rejected an offer by them on the gadhafi to negotiate a transfer of power as that monster holds they panels the last remaining stronghold . north korean leader kim jong il travels across a part of russia by train for a summit with president medvedev announcing that pyongyang is ready to resume talks on its nuclear program. a major shake out of the russian space agency is a lot of vibrant minister vladimir putin offered a crocodile the unmanned spacecraft program after blasting off on bridge to deliver food and water supplies to the international space station. hurricane irene has killed at least twenty after sweeping out of the u.s. east coast within their decisions including new york faced with severe flooding a massive atrocity cards are affecting millions. of those the headlines up next to central asia where we explore how small was soviet republic up to treat its time it's very interesting here is after the fall of the us itself. tenchi just on a former soviet republic became independent in one nine hundred ninety one. that were an independent state is

the week's top stories illegal rebels have turned down a reported offered by lawmaker dr people talks on a transfer of power as they prepare for a final time on the colonel's hometown of appeal to its supporters to refrain from reprisals as reports emerged that showed up in the early to be using human shields . the north korean leader kim jong il travels home where across russia by train to meet president instead of saying your gun is going to restart international tolson its nuclear program the. russian foreign minister vladimir putin has admitted i'm picturing a count in the russian space agency after the loss of yet another unmanned mission after all. and with nineteen dead in the u.s. he's encouraged hurricane irene posturing and you're causing severe flooding where the leaving millions without a trace of. more news for you in less than fifteen minutes look for that here with the latest sporting action. hello welcome to the latest four set date on our two and here are the headlines this hour of late excel sation new st paul is eliminated from the one hundred meters final for a full stop allowing fellow

great to have you with that secretary told the week's top stories libyan rebels have rejected an offer by the lawmaker duthie to negotiate a transfer of power as they advance toward the kind of his last remaining stronghold. of north korea needed to go beyond told the poles and train for a summit with president medvedev announcing that pyongyang is ready to resume talks on its nuclear program. and also a major shake up of the russian space agency is ordered by prime minister vladimir putin after they chronicled the unmount face program itself to the long string on to deliver food and water supplies to the international space station. and hurricane irene haas killed at least twenty not just.

there was you are to you live from moscow our top stories libyan rebels have turned down a reported offer by moammar gadhafi to negotiate the power transfer as they prepare a final atop the president's hometown. there's a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another unmanned mission but science is now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent disaster. north korean leader kim jong il rolls through map of russia by train for a meeting the president made very different saying gang wants a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. and tropical storm irene leaves over three million people without power all along the u.s. eastern seaboard as it slams into new york green high winds and heavy downpours. up next is the second part of our two special report on the capital punishment debate in the u.s. and we meet a family of a sixteen year old boy who was executed in one thousand nine hundred nine don't miss it. as sister debbie lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew quite low twenty vulgar was out on the road you know wel

and power story for most of the people in the philadelphia area and turns up having asements and having power go out. we still have several hundred thousand people in the area. a lot of people that were in shelters over in new jersey. many shelters there because they evacuated, of course, the shore areas so they were full. they were at capacity. a thousand people each. those are going to begetting to have the folks go back now because they are lifting the states of emergency that we had reit now for the city of philadelphia. that has been lifted. lifted also in the state of delaware where they will be allowing travel after this hour, right about now. we have i know in new york you had your subway service out. we had our subway service out in philadelphia. that started back up and running about 10:00 in morning on a.m. of the lines. the regional rail they can't get people back out there because of all of the flooding on the tracks and all over the area. trees down. power outages all over. folks weathered the storm pretty well. this many coulds up as a bad nor'easter wh

the football terraces what's going on there yeah it's an interesting story the russian premier league have said we want to give less power to the police and more touring stewarts which is really unprecedented more not coming up in just a second. good to have you with us and this is sports today i'm you know plenty head over the next ten minutes including this. run to anything better than a true little bit paid for being on a tuesday now mikey it's nice to see the russian side kick the champions league. fury with hooliganism cases off fifty percent this year in the russian premier league we'll look at the reasons behind the worrying statistic. back in the swing former golf world number one tiger woods returns to the greens for a three month layoff playing a practice round the bridgestone invitational. baring major all upset and will be into the champions they play off by the end of tonight the tatarstan are fed holds a two goal advantage against an element here following last week's third run first leg qualifying clash in ukraine who are being seen here going down to a disappointing three mil loss the best they played aga

here is artsy live from moscow our top stories libyan rebels have rejected a reported all for by moammar gadhafi for power transfer negotiations the opposition claims jail not talks are ahead for the fugitive colonel as they prepare an attack on his last stronghold to proclaim absolute control over the country. there's a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another unmanned mission with scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent disaster six people aboard the i assets will have to ration out their supplies until the causes of the failure are discovered and dealt with. the station could have to be abandoned if russians liars rockets don't resume launches soon. north korean leader kim jong il rolled through half of russia by train for a meeting with president medvedev saying count gang wants the resumption of international talks to bring peace through the peninsula moscow also planning to lay a council pipeline through north korea which could boost its difficult economic situation is rare visit abroad for the reports of kim jong il who never travels

stories here on our t.v. egypt's former president hosni mubarak is wheeled into court on a hospital bed in cairo six months after mass protests forced to have a from power you are now looking at the live pictures from inside the courtroom in cairo where the story trial is being held while he is facing charges of causing the deaths of a nearly eight hundred fifty people during a fabrice revolution it will be pretty morbid live pictures throughout the day. at the u.s. swallow self-made and bitter pill to avert the devastating default. country that never has a days to drop but the chance to advise other nations through very economic struggles turns out to be unprepared to handle its own crisis. and moscow once it gets calls out that you want to target the syrian regime urging for action to push the warring sides towards dialogue to when the escalating violence in the country or this comes as pressure crackdowns or protestors are reported on wednesday colleagues of one hundred forty deaths over the past several days. largely sat down with russia's recently appointed envoy for human rights to discuss his new role also shares his views with r.t. on the notori

mine accidents as the first funerals have been held and for more details on this story and lots more going to our web site. and also a very rare glimpse of nature's power and they have a good cause in russia so we've got stunning pictures of a whirlwind sweeping through the country's far east in which one person died and i witness is say the wind literally lifted three people off a balcony before dropping them back to the ground one was killed by the fall so the wind was injured has injured at least twenty eight as a tour roofs of the buildings uprooted trees and brought down power lines and overturned many cars more in these stunning pictures are available at. news from the rest of the world at least eleven people have been killed in a blast at a police headquarters in southern afghanistan the taliban has admitted responsibility for the suicide car bomb attack in the city of lashkar gah or that most of the victims were police officers it's less than a fortnight since nato led forces formally hundred over security in the city of afghan troops. mount etna in sicily has a role today again after four episodes of volcanic activity this month flames and bur

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here with our to you live from moscow our top stories libyan rebels have rejected a reported all for by moammar gadhafi for power transfer negotiations the opposition claims jail not talks are ahead for the fugitive colonel as they prepare an attack on his last stronghold to proclaim absolute control over the country. there's a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another unmanned mission but scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent disaster six people aboard the i asked sas will have to ration out their supplies until the causes of the failure are discovered and dealt with now so says the station could have to be abandoned if russians.

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back here's a recap of the week's top stories and today's made headlines in our libyan rebels have turns out reported offer by of moammar gadhafi to negotiate a power transfer as they prepare a lot of talks on the colonel's home town. there's a big a shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another automatic mission and scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station after that disaster. north korean leader kim jong il and rolls through powerful russia by craig first moving with president medvedev and see ya once a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to finance a lot. of probable school my reading leaves over four million people without power along the u.s. eastern seaboard as it slides into new york bringing high winds and heavy downpours a limited trail of destruction it's also claimed at least fifteen markets. all coming up that's the first part of our special report on the capital punishment debate in the united states as we meet the family of a sixteen year old boy who was executed in one nine hundred ninety nine if you stay with us. south of the united states of america oklahoma. this road

call mine accidents as the holes have been out for more details on this story and lots more log on to our website marti dot com. and also a very rare glimpse of nature's power and they have a good cause don't rush it we've got stunning pictures while wind sweeping through the countries far east in which one person died i witness to say the wind literally three people also darkly before dropping them back to the ground where one was killed by the force so the wind has injured at least twenty eight as a troll roof so buildings uprooted trees and downed power lines and overturned the . stunning pictures are available for you at our teeth. and in brief news from the rest of the world this hour at least eleven people have been killed in a blast at the police headquarters in southern afghanistan the town of on has admitted responsibility for the suicide car bomb attack in the city of national guard most of the victims of what police officers it's the eyes that first night since nato led forty forces a family one hundred zero security in the city to are going treats. on demand in sicily has erupted again after four episodes of volcanic activity this month flames a

and these are the week's top stories libyan rebels have turned reported also by a lawmaker direction to go save the power transfer as they have fun on top and colonels hometown. there's a big shakeup in the russian space agency up to the north of another unmanned mission with scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent a disaster. north korean leader kim jong il roll through colorful russia by train for a meeting with president saying beyond galabank a resumption of international troops that will bring peace to the peninsula. tropical storm irene leads over a million people without power along the u.s. eastern seaboard of the plains in play as it slams into the new year will bring the high winds and heavy downpours made a claim of destruction it's also claimed at least fifteen lives. italy has been one of the major players in recent nato led military campaign such as in afghanistan and libya next altie talks to do you fair editor in chief of topic time and weekly news magazine and that's the press so about the country's role in these conflicts and that economic interest

clear that the founders mostly assumed that of course the supreme court would have this power at the end and better not a story to size something this this is less i've had a total of three through the whole this is super precedent yeah and it is for the president so. thomas jefferson one and franklin roosevelt and the other there were several presidents jackson rose teddy roosevelt lincoln who had battles of the supreme court where they of the same nature well they were of similar nature in terms of the balance of powers among the branches of government and there has traditionally tended to be a clash between progressive presidents and conservative supreme courts and robert jackson who was roosevelt's attorney general and became as you know justice of the supreme court he wrote a book about this called the struggle for judicial supremacy back nine hundred forty one to describe this is the most persistent rivalry in american history which is that rivalry between progressive presidents and the conservatives work or. the balance of power between the legislative executive branches of the judicial and the third am

these other week's top stories believe in rebels have rejected an offer by monica duffy to negotiate a transfer of power has the advantage of all of that panel last remaining stronghold. of north korean leader kim jung il trolls of holes top of russia by trade earth summit with president medvedev announcing that neil young is ready to resume talks on its nuclear program and. also a major shake up for the russian space agency is awarded by prime minister vladimir putin after the partially unmanned spacecraft program the blasting off on route to deliver food and water supplies to the international space station and. hurricane irene and killed at least twenty officers sweeping up the u.s. east coast with many cities including new york faced with severe flooding and not to hit a tree city affecting me. right now italy has been one of the major players in recent nato led military campaigns such as in afghanistan and media up next on she talks to de fazio as to intrigue of talk of time and weekly news magazine and espresso about the country's role and these conflicts are in his view that economic interests ar

but they did have chuck's remembered story and that was very powerful. >> i've got to go to prison for the rest of my life. i've got to tell them what that man did. >> ryan's attorneys countered that certainty with this bit of videotape from chuck's confession to police and here he says he may have dreamed it. >> it's so foggy. i could just be sitting here fabricating all of it and i don't know. i don't. >> but the jury felt it did. ryan was found guilty despite the fact that then and now he's been unshakable if his claim of innocence. >> i knew that i had nothing to do with this crime whatsoever. >> that is where the real story begins courtesy largely of his parents. >> we're just busy. we're busy clearing our son. >> and bit by bit hidden evidence has turned up. eye witnesses and out of the blue, ryan's old friend chuck sent a message that guilty dream of his wasn't accurate at all. >> things happened much differently than i had previously stated. >> tonight "dateline" will air a two-hour special on the mystery on halloween night with the latest updates on this case. >>> back for mor

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is great how you would approach a country week's top story even rebels have rejected an offer by monica duffy to negotiate a transfer of power as they advanced of all the colonel's last remaining strongholds . north korean leaders guildhall the halls of russia by train for a summit with president medvedev announcing appealing young is ready to resume talks on its nuclear program. and also a major shake up of the russian space agency is ordered by prime minister blair to return after the crash help me understand face programmers after the long string on monitoring to deliver the food and water supplies to the international space station. and thirty nine re in a high skilled it makes twenty i'm just living out of these you are close to the middle stages including the usual place with some of the atlantic and not the critic effect and. there's the headlines up next a robust debate guaranteed in cross talk with hospital stay with us. we'll. bring you the latest in some instance or religion some realms lists of those you jerk covered. if. you think you're. lonely and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the war on drugs has be

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us who are to live from moscow our top stories libyan rebels have turned down a reported offer by moammar gadhafi to negotiate the power transfer as they prepare a final a time on the coming home town. there's a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another on men mission the science is now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent disaster. north korean leader kim jong il rolls through half of russia by train for a meeting with president medvedev saying pyongyang wants a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. and tropical storm irene leaves over three million.

it six thirty pm in moscow these are the top stories on our libyan rebels have turned down a report that all four by tomorrow negotiate the power transfer as they prepare a final attack on the colonel's hometown. is a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another unmanned mission scientists now washing to resupply the international space station and prevent a disaster. north korean leader kim jong il rolls through half of russia by train for a meeting with president medvedev saying pyongyang wants a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. and hurricane irene is now downgraded to a tropical storm but leaves over three million people without power alone if you were asking some seaboard as a slams into new york are you high winds and drop of the rising sea levels. well italy has been one of the major players in nato led military interventions including afghanistan and now libya banks are teaching talks to the editor in chief of one of italy's italy's prominent news magazines about the country's role in these conflicts and says economic interests are a big factor with italian p

having a similar tragic story. we spoke with one man who said the power went out in his house about 8:00 at night. turned out to be the best thing that could have happened to him. >> the lights went off, i went downstairs to work a crossword puzzle in the basement. and i was going to go upstairs in a little bit once i was getting tired. all of a sudden i hear wham wham and all of a sudden coming through the floor are the branches and scared me to death, otherwise i would have been in my bed and have been crushed. >> reporter: you know, the day after the hurricane it's hard to believe all of this just happened so soon after. of course right now bright sunny -- just incredibly beautiful day. 800,000 in maryland without power. we've been talking to them here saying they are hoping to get back in their homes and get everything normal as soon as possible. >> chris, i'm curious is the bigger story downed trees, lack of electricity as we're now getting the first images of the damage, some 24 hours later? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of roads are closed. we were told that if and when we want to make our way b

welcome back here's a recap of the week some main stories and today's name pub lives libyan rebels have turned reported. to me go show the power transfer as they prepare a final attack on the colonel's hometown. there's a big shake up in the russian space agency after the loss of another a matter of mission scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent a disaster. north korean leader kim jong il rolls through russia by train for a meeting with president medvedev saying that pyongyang wants a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. and topical storm.

have you with us here on c.n.n. check out some other international stories for you this hour french judges have ordered an investigation into the new international monetary fund chief about occasions that she abused her power while finance minister christine lagarde intervened in a commercial battle between a french tycoon and a formally state owned bank to approve a payment to the business when its you thousand and eight denies misconduct purely took over from dominique strauss can at the i.m.f. last month he was charged with attempting to rape a new york hotel maid and. three senior nuclear officials have been fired in japan as the country struggles to cope with the consequences of its nuclear crisis the trade minister said they would be held responsible for mishandling the fukushima plant and its problems but also resigned because of departmental mistakes and a major personal level radiation is still leaking from the fukushima nearly five months after the double earthquake and tsunami with fatal levels detected earlier this week. a regional afghanistan intelligence chief has been assassinated in a northern. province by a bomb blast it's the latest in a string of killings targeting top officials in the p

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the week's top stories illegal rebels have turned down a reported offer bad lawmakers on people talks on a transfer of power as they prepare for the final time on the kind of hometown his appeal to his supporters to refrain from the private affairs or false image that showed up in the limits of the using human shields. the north korean leader kim jong il travels home fly across russia by train to meet president instead of say you're going is going to respond to international troops on its nuclear program. and. russian foreign minister vladimir putin has ordered every trade count in the russian space agency after the loss of yet another on monday mission off of long. island with nineteenth that in the u.s. he's surprised hurricane irene posturing in causing severe flooding where the leaving millions of dollars of interests and. more news for you in less than fifteen minutes look for that's not sasha's here where the nation's sporting action . hello and welcome to the latest course update on our two and here are the headlines this hour of late since ation new saint paul is eliminated from the one hundred mete

these other week's top stories we've been troubles have rejected an offer by law mcduffie to negotiate a transfer of power as that violence towards that kind of last remaining stronghold . north korean leader kim jung il troubles a holes toppled by train for a summit with president medvedev announcing that the union is ready to resume talks on its nuclear program and. also a major shake up of the russian space agency is ordered by prime minister vladimir putin out of a. spacecraft of the last thing all done to deliver food and water supplies to the international space station. now on target.

back here's a recap of the week's main stories and today's made headlines libyan rebels have turned down a reported offer by all of our devolved need to negotiate a power transfer as they prepare a final autopsy on the colonel's hometown. there's a big shakeup in the russian space agency after the loss of another on mad mission and scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station ever since that disaster. north korean leader kim jong il rolls through cost of russia by trade the first meeting with president medvedev saying the feeling was a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. now that's not the full story of my release over three million people without power along the u.s. mr seaboard as it slams into new york high winds and heavy downpours at a trail of destruction it's also claimed at least fifty some. and next to some asia where we explore how former soviet republic of the judge's son is ferry twenty years after the fall of the u.s.s.r. . just on a former soviet republic became independent in ninety ninety one. that were an independent state is important but it's only good as long as it's backed

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moscow this is our chief luck to have you with us now today's news and the week's top stories colonel gadhafi wants talks with of the libyan rebels to arrange a transfer of power according to his spokesman meanwhile the opposition's western allies are eyeing payback as a carve up of the country's oil will begin its. north korea is ready to limit nuclear arms testing and production if international talks on security in the region to resume the pledge was made by the country's reclusive leader kim jong il on a rare trip to russia. and unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress of the vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. now it's the second part of our feature on the capital punishment debate in the u.s. as we meet the family of a sixteen year old boy who was executed in one thousand nine hundred. sister debbie lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew quite a lot when volunteer was out on the road the well i'm laura knew her well. were offered it could be anyone. you know we'd be in rock there with bales you

team now here's a recap of the week's top stories and today's made headlines libyan rebels have joined our reported offer by more market alfie to negotiate the power transfer as they prepare a final attack on the colonel's hometown and. there's a big shakeup in the russian space agency after the loss of one another on that admission that scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station and prevent a disaster. north korean leader kim jong il rolls through half of russia by train for meeting with president medvedev saying that he wants a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. out of tropical storm i release over four million people without power along the u.s. an eastern seaboard as it slides up to new york and bringing high winds and heavy downpours all of it a trail of destruction that's also claimed at least fifteen lives. well next to explore the latest in the appliance of science in russia and around the world an arctic knology update that's that's. history. welcome to technology update and welcome to mocks the world famous moscow air show where the plane its premier aerospace pioneers have c

like from public places and we giving police departments the power to determine who it is that gets banned come on we have documented story after story on this show of police corruption so this band is just asking for trouble what happens in former gang member becomes reformed only ever be allowed back in this city i went to the police don't like somebody and they just banned them too it is absolutely absurd of the police have no better ideas to combat gangs than to banish them from some place come on you guys you can do better than that now i'm betting the court system is going to stop suffolk county from these gang free zones for attempting the obviously unconstitutional and plainly stupid ban we're going to give suffolk county leaders tonight's tool time award. ok time for happy hour tonight from joining me this evening as archie correspondent lauren lyster and alex sites wall reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and the progress report thanks for joining me guys thank you so really big news in the fashion world today abercrombie and fitch had a little something to say to these guys. thank you every. america