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ten year treasury yield break out so right now they're saying that u.s. treasuries and remain among the safest assets in the world they're considered safe everybody's buying them the yields are driven down but what could prove those investors wrong u.b.s. asks they give a few reasons for the answers but the one that's most interesting to me they say alternatively the appeal of u.s. treasuries could be eroded by common bond issuance in the euro zone creating the potential for a larger homogenous market for european government debt that could rival u.s. government hedge money that however seems a remote possibility well this is what the currency war is all about you know a couple of years ago it was thought that the euro would be a replacement for the dollar on the currency side this was the reason why up to thirty percent of global trade was done in europe then the euro started to break apart or be challenge with all of these sovereign defaults being rumored and downgrades so but now the competition will be who can issue the most. sovereign debt so they're

well this can be no dignity at all and that's mainly because the ten years has been ten years of disaster this country's been set back development has been. on all indexes development is much worse than it was tens of thousands of civilians have been killed by the occupation forces and billions and billions and billions of dollars and pounds have been wasted on a war that has really done no good at all and made the world a more dangerous place on top of that two thousand american troops dead fall for nearly four hundred british troops dead and for war and this is a time when we're being told in our respective countries that we've got to make sacrifices public services are being run down u.s. is still spending one hundred ten billion dollars a year in afghanistan to kill people to maim people to anger people it's been a catastrophe and the problem is the politicians will admit that if i go to you in san francisco i mean ten years on what's the what's the checklist for you or what's the balance. i think i think we have to look at both sides of the situation. it's not going well that's somet

nobody would have read it after the first ten. [laughter] but, you know, it was hard to narrow it down to that number. yeah. >> so were there, did you take ten trips? so was it ten trips, or did you spend time with people who didn't make it into the book? >> i never -- um, good question. i never made, i never went out of town for a long trip and then said, okay, this is going to be on the cutting room floor. i made more than ten trips because sometimes just because of what people were going through, i would go for a few days and then come back and then go again for, you know, to be there for a big, a bankruptcy hearing, a first day of college. so it ended up being more than ten trips in that way, but i never, you know, i never went somewhere and felt like this really isn't going to work. and, you know, also just in my job for the paper where i do the same kind of thing, that doesn't happen very often, and i don't think it's because i get there and i'm getting incredible material and, you know, i'm not good at what i'm doing. i thi

ten stories that shapes two thousand to eleven on our t.v. . ticking it down to the final hours of two thousand and eleven. year that ushered in protests. syria's opposition unites against the government amid a new wave of violence which is reportedly left dozens dead since friday right under the noses of the arab league. plus iran plans long range missile tests the size of a military posturing with washington and the west threatens to toughen science against iran over its nuclear program.

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ten stories that shaped two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . iran's long range missiles are standing by for drills mr ron threatens to close off the wall route if the west continues to tighten its sanctions. rash rallies flare up in syria with opposition activists reporting dozens of deaths at the hands of police and arab league observers continue to assess the state of play plots. it says while the by the symbol of. the year off the bra.

they only let ten people do it a day. i figured they would cross-check my name, but it's a government bureaucracy, and we all know how that works. i hope is up, they give me a security badge, and the next thing i know is i'm inside nasa. and then thad starts texting me, so i was walking around nasa, the ultimate bided tour of nasa by the guy who had robbed nasa. and then i was able to get all the court documents. i have a little, like, group who helped me. i have a lawyer who's kind of like one of those guys who can do anything lawyers, and he's got private eyes who could go to tampa and get me the court records -- >> but those should be public anyway, shouldn't they? >> i got the fbi files from the freedom of information act. i was amazed they sent them at all. it was redacted, but it was thousands of pages, so i knew everything that thad had been saying was true. i could back everything up. i even had what was in his pockets when he was arrested. the fbi, you see how hard they work when you get one of those files. they

years and so are you saying that it needs that ten years it might need ten more years of because youneed to put the time in or they just haven't been putting the time in properly at all because they're so separated because they're on massive bases that have burger kings and pizza shops and whatnot . that's exactly them saying they don't need ten years. i can't think of a legitimate reason why we spent ten years to begin with already there and i believe the afghan people who really really enjoyed my time in afghanistan i've got a lot of friends there it's. in that respect it's cool but but you constant you're spending other people's money in your in your in your in your so in a way the lives of other people short and i know it's just that this is true because what is the point be that. i have no idea to try to prop up the karzai regime that's not a very good plan now when it comes to spending other people's money to you know we often hear about massive amounts of waste to the tune of millions if not billions of dollars and then you've written about how through your relationships that

claims at least four thousand people have been saying ten months of progress with. international intervention those who is professor. jordan says the arab league position is a long way from. the way i understand this is that syria has no other option but to accept those terms as humiliating as they may be the arab league has basically said that if syria doesn't accept this plan. this would pave the way for an international intervention the way that the arab league paved the way for an international intervention and libya and we know what happened without so i think syria has grudgingly accepted those terms but that does not necessarily mean that the crisis in syria will be resolved i think the recipe for the solution is going to create a bigger problem because it's going to encourage more and more attacks on the regime and it's going to cause more violence within syria it's going to give the impression that the syrian regime has caved in under the pressure of the arab league which is and fuck pressure from nato what's taking place is in fact an attempt by the arab l

ten stories that shaped two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . welcome back to on the money i'm peter all about to mind you were talking about some of the recent events in russia and the business environment. all right tom if i can go to you first i mean we're in an election cycle right now and we've been talking about consumption where and foreign investment here what is the perception of russian russia's political risk right now we had the protests recently how is things changed and if they have change for the good or the worse. well short. of risk in russia is obviously elevated. because of the protests and the disturbances in moscow and around russia as a result of the parliamentary elections long term it doesn't necessarily have to be that way i mean i think if if the kremlin listens to the protesters and understands that there is a growing call for more. clarity in parliamentary politics as well as a very strong economic necessity to reform. the way that the budget generates. its revenues back at its revenues from predominantly not just oil

ten stories that shaped two thousand and eleven. tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital snow covered streets to pay their last respects to their lately that a farewell ceremony that will last for two days with a funeral procession led by jong il's youngest son successor a long standing leader of the world's most reclusive country eleven days ago the heart attack knowledge of his head on a shrouded in mystery but some are hoping his western education may seem more open country. to specialist only for dr bill thinks it's not entirely up to the successor to turn to his future. as far as we know he was educated in switzerland nazi that had an effect but letting go grossly overestimate the feedom of the action. part of the north korean system but also. in respect of the outside world and immunise fictionally the americans so it's not north korea and since don't want to open up it see americans and want. to trade. somewhat. like they want to contain china different differently but it's all part of the same like the s

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in one week ten days but i don't know if it's possible. now another transfer news chelsea have agreed a transfer fee for bolton defender gary cahill is thought to be around eleven million dollars but the personal turns the twenty six year old is demanding could think a sticking point to make even scupper a day you. think is a player with international always been playing magnificently well. normally or recently john terry. and i think he can you can do the score to any score the in the premiership you can make this jump again i would rate a rate that we are. still very very far away in terms of of agreement with the player and i'm unsure if the police are going to join us. elsewhere are close to getting their form a strike in syria on ray on a two month loan the new york red bulls forward has been training with the gunners join the american play season and the clubs are now sorting out an insurance agreement so he can play an england arsenal coach aston venga says the move makes perfect sense for us to do it because shaun marc and joe you

that will be coming up in just about ten minutes at around 4:41. then we will have some big changes on the way for the weekend. now, let's take a look at the traffic on this thursday morning, danella. >> good morning. be careful traveling around the area. a lot of roadways are slick. and i'm getting reports of people sliding on the roadways. give yourself some extra time so that you don't have to rush so much when you head out of the house this morning. bridges in our area look very good. very slick. if you're looking the at the american legion bridge like i am right now, it's clear in both directs. outer loop, no problems there. headlights coming towards us, that's the inner loop and you're clear as you head into montgomery county. crossing over the 14th street bridge making your way into the city, you're clear in that area and traveling to the southeast. now back to you all. >> danella, thank you. >>> today, one d.c. school is set to open after being destroyed by a fire a year ago. the fire deeply damaged the building on tiny branch road a year a

and the ten year ten days now before the new year coming down with ten of our correspondents looking back at this year's landmark stories reminiscing about events they witnessed first hand. to history in the making. testimony. ten stories that shaped two thousand and eleven. about ten minutes past the hour here in moscow russia's sixth state duma the lower house of parliament has held its first session after a heated debate so to get not a can from the ruling united russia party was chosen as the speaker it comes as protests continue against the election some two weeks ago sparked by allegations of vote rigging let's cross live now to. cover for more details on this hello to both of you know you're starting with you first or so we know the name of the new speaker and now tell us a how were three elected we believe there were some some fiery debate in the process it was very intense rhodri heated debates and raised voices could be heard before the voting and with two hundred eighty five voices for and eighty eight against a new new speaker of the state duma has been chosen that's as y

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ten stories that shaped two thousand and eleven. a quarter past the hour in moscow let's turn our attention to syria now where the two largest opposition groups have agreed to unite against president bashar assad continues across the country tens of thousands of people have held rallies against the regime and security forces are reportedly in reaction opened fire on the people government supporters of taking to the streets in several cities as well including the capital damascus arab league observers are currently monitoring the situation in five provinces gripped by under arrest they would be aware of reports that dozens have been killed since friday alone adding to the figure of five thousand the un says have lost their lives in total the government blames armed gangs for causing the violence the journalist ramzy root who used to work in the region says the conflict is being managed from outside. this is a real worry we do not know what americans are cooking right now obviously they are they are thinking of a much greater politica

olli rehn has said we have ten days left to save the euro. collapses, the entire eurozone collapse. do you agree with what he says? >> i think this is a crunch moment. the summit that will happen at the end of next week in brussels is supposedly going to try to do two things. it's going to say the eurozone will move to greater fiscal integration, and if they can agree, the ecb will come in on a much, much bigger scale. there are a lot of ifs and buts today. the markets are already taking flight and that may turn into a full-scale route. >> interesting to note that supposedly you said. it rolled on for five days last year and still we didn't have what the markets wanted to hear. let's talk about this con zerted central bank action. a lot of people have been saying this is the moment when really the adults have been entering the room, so to speak. and that to a certain extent puts the eu political leaders in the position of being children and still can't answer the kind of questions that people want them to answer. if we don't see a political f

i mean moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our team our top story tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital's snow covered streets to pay their final respects to their late leader the farewell ceremony will last two days started with a funeral procession led by kim jong il's youngest son and successor the longstanding leader of the world's most reclusive state died eleven days ago of a heart attack knowledge of his heir kim jong un is shrouded in mystery though some are hoping his western education may see a more open country specialist on asia dr ten ten below things that's not entirely up to the successor to determine the north's fate. but the sun as we know it was educated above the edge in switzerland and having the same but listen gets grossly moving this to me is freedom of action. to the north insisting that also. use fake you know it's money well known you respect to be the americans so it is not north korea and since don't want to see americans who want to keep the. change. some what's unites they want to contain china and understand you d

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . it's been an end of an era for north korea this week with the death of a veteran of kim jong il from a heart attack each sixty nine his youngest son kim jong un has already been named as supreme leader to keep the dynasty going the secretive state t.v. channels have shown thousands of people weeping in the streets kim jong il died a week ago his body is lying in state in the capital pyongyang his successor was the first to pay five all respects the news put the north's neighbors on high alert japan called a special security meeting fearing instability in the region while south korea said its military is standing ready to m.b.o. an asia specialist who's written extensively on the korean region examines the global impact of chems death the americans i think at the moment not moving climate because they want to keep tension on the. opposite way of contain china so i would greet the american response where the the you will decide that it's they won't come back and go we don't know if we h

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world the more violence has erupted in nigeria following the church bombings on christmas day that killed more than forty people army officials say two civilians died in a shootout at a market in the northeastern city of my degree while witnesses reporting a blast hitting the local mosque the recent wave of attacks in the country has been blamed on the extremist islamist sect. tens of thousands of people have fled their homes across the country fearing more attacks. demonstrators have clashed with police across turkey in the second day of civil unrest following the botched government airstrike that killed thirty five kurds on wednesday in the city over here thousands rallied after the funerals of the kurdish civilians killed in the attack police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse them turkish rise groups have appealed to the u.n. to launch an investigation into the strikes the government has referred to as an o

definitely the minimum salary level has been growing by ten fifteen percent on an annual basis for the last five years. and greater than in g.d.p. growth they say they're more like greater. good greater but we're speaking about low paid jobs like the like salespeople in shops like merchandisers like people in the plant and things like this. so let's say yes indeed the middle class is increasing in volume and even those people that cannot afford to live. on the full scale as a middle class representative they do try to spend the same way as their spending and with that we understand that the money that comes to them is through loans for banking system and things like this and which has been a big. big opening for the for the people that that folly finally understood that they can take loans for bank and they can give it away back in three or four or five years ok all right after a short break we'll continue our discussion on russia's business environment state . playing. to the future new year's wishes on technology update next generation placings made from super strong older lightweigh

pm in moscow matras are bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news here on r t tens of thousands rallied in central moscow saturday in another peaceful protest over the result of or over the results of this month's parliamentary election thirty thousand turned out in the capital according to the interior ministry rally organizers said the true number was more than one hundred thousand protesters were calling for a rerun of the election that they claim was rigged the rally echoed in an earlier one two weeks ago when thousands took to the streets voicing their opinions president medvedev addressed the protesters in his annual state of the union speech promising widespread political reforms some of which are already under way in the newly elected state duma. has more. the time for change has come. people are tired of not being able to promptly solve the most pressing issues people are tired of having their interests ignored speaking at his fourth and final state of the union address the president listed a set of proposals which have already been deemed to be sweeping po

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on r.t. . but before that iran has threatened to block oil shipments through one of the world's busiest waterways if the west applies fresh sanctions against it state television reported the announcement by the country's vice president as its navy held war games near the crucial straits of hormuz now we're joined by dr randy from the university of tehran to talk about the implications of what's been said here dr good to see you thanks for being with us now for running does make good its threat the implications that would be huge would there how much damage could it do considering how much oil saudi arabia exports to the united states for example. why i think any act of hostility against iran and that's basically what an oil embargo would be. would force iran to take retaliatory measures and that would indeed create a very. difficult situation globally because that would mean the heart of oil exports from the middle east. that would have a devastating effect on the global economy the iranians of

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven r.t. . tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital snow covered streets to pay their last respects to their lately that a farewell ceremony that will last for two days with a funeral procession led by jong il's youngest son a successor the long standing leader of the world's most reclusive country died eleven days ago a heart attack knowledge of his head. was shrouded in mystery but some are hoping his western education may seem more open country. especially starting from dr bill thinks it's not entirely up to the successor to turn to his future. as far as we know. that's going to have an effect but i think grossly overestimate its freedom of action. but also. respect of the outside world and. the americans so it's not north korea since don't want to open up with say americans and want to be. like they want to. be different differently but it's all part of the same like the same package so what kim can do is in many respects fairly limited. again will have to. really depends

they say he wanted to buy five to ten kilos of coke and ten pounds of marijuana. >>> in india 143 people are dead and hundreds more have been sickened by boot leg the liquor containing toxic methanol. >>> controversial reporter and author christopher hitchen has decide of pneumonia as a result of cancer at the age of 62. an englishman who roamed the world's hot spots as a magazine correspondent moved to the u.s. in '80s and penned several best sellers, including "god is not great". >>> an unpublished charlotte brontate man you script has been snapped up for a record $1.1 million at auction. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,868 after rising 45 points yesterday. the s&p gained 3. the nasdaq eased up 1. taking a look at overseas trading, in tokyo the nikkei added 24 points. in hong kong the hang seng climbed 258. >>> stocks rose thursday for one day traders decided they were not going to worry about europe. but there was still plenty to worry about. christine lagarde, head of the imf called the world's economic outlook, quote, qu

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . it was the end of an era in north korea this week with the death of its veteran through the kim jong il from a heart attack at sixty nine he's youngest son kim jong un has already been named as supreme leader to keep it in a state getting this excessive states t.v. channels have shown thousands of people weeping in the streets. diana we can go and see what is lying in state in the capital pyongyang successor was the first to pay his final respects use the north's neighbors on high alert japan called a special security meeting fearing instability in the region where south korea said its military standing ready but political analyst agency says actions are being directed from washington important thing here to understand is that for example the who really are being our military or it's not south korea that is our military or it's the united states that is actually using south korea as a beachhead ever since the end of the korean war the other hand we have to understand or should be aski

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven. russian court to the russian translation of the main book of the hari krishna movement should be banned for being extremist found by the state prosecutors has caused a storm that despite it was living in the country as well as the political elite in india well correspondents in delhi. or in moscow or following the trial and the reaction to it. siberian court is considering banning a russian jones lation of god as it is which is considered to be the bible for the hari krishna movement now the translation is being accused of sparking religious and racial hatred during the ninety's the movement's was seen as a religious sect its members were roaming around to where in bright clothes listening to rock amusing and allegedly taking drugs they were spreading the book as well many teenagers were leaving their homes to join the movement and people were donating money to it so by many was seen as a threat now the case was filed after prosecutors looked into the recent activity over the movement