there are about 60,000 names on the electoral roll in garyan. abuays that means more than 95% of eligible voters have registered to cast their ballots. and he says he is happy that the election has attracted so much interest. as a journalist, he says it is his job to give the people a voice, and that is a new experience for him, too. >> this is the first time we have felt free. we can practice it democracy without state control or censorship. i can go to speak to anybody on the street and give them a chance to express their opinion, and i can even broadcast their opinion on the radio. >> that is particularly important before the vote, so abu and his colleagues are putting in extra hours. back at the radio station, they're getting ready for the next show. everyone here says they now enjoy their jobs much more, even though the have to work much harder. they know that their efforts are helping to promote democracy and free speech in the new libya. >> russia's parliament have given preliminary approval to a law designed to clamp down on foreign non-gove

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waterboarding and the use of water to induce misperceptions of suffocation that document emerged after the abu ghraib images emerged and i was interested to find out how a country which has turned its back against torture could have moved to adopt these techniques of interrogation so i began. roots of two thousand and five to begin to look more closely through a series of interviews of course united states on what had happened and what had been done by the biggest roshon it was to spin a story which effectively said it started down at guantanamo there were a group of individuals down and went and imo and it did then work its way up the system what i stablish was that it's not accurate what had happened was that it had started at the top and then worked its way down with significant pressure from the pentagon in particular people around the white house so the tale was very different from the one which the administration had spun how easy was it to uncover that truth i. began by knowing that i had to speak to people who had not previously spoken down at guantanamo and i focused on the lawyers an

the self-appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdadi has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to come moreover he dedicated more than half of his online speech to the uprising in syria they happen to be staunch supporters of the rebels they are various organizations are pointing at the expansion of terrorist networks in syria which effectively fuels civil war there so this iraqi based all cried a leader also. warned the syrian rebels quote not to accept a new rule or constitution but god's will and islamic law otherwise quote you will

involved in covering it up and you know is this is a bill that is in afghanistan it is afghanistan the abu ghraib i think one could make that argument in that you have people who are nominally supposed to be under american supervision who are literally dying and regular prisoners these are patients these are these are afghan soldiers who we have said look come pick up the fight for your government and we will have your back and instead you have images of them literally literally with medical appliances still stuck in an open wound and and they're going on under our watch and with our money and and our taxpayer dollars if it were just a moral question too and as you brought up you know and it was brought up in the testimony last week how many top ranking official went through that hospital and did the same thing you know how long has this sort of abuse gone on in total silence and to make matters worse no one has actually been punished for any of it well that's i wonder how you think this will play out are we going to see general caldwell actually take the fall or is it going to be the whis

it's called the abu dhabi crude pipeline and it bypasses the strait of hormuz.lion-barrels a day and will expand to 1.8 million. this is a big deal. charles? >> bret: you add this to what the saudis and u.e. already constructed and you get 6.5 million-barrels a day that can now, we now have the capacity to bring around the strait of hormuz, so it doesn't have to go on water. that means that the amount of oil passing through the strait, decreases from 17 to 10 a day, which makes it much less of a threat to the world economy than it was just on sunday. >> bret: that is hard to over-estimate. syria, it seems like it continues to spiral. now talk of chemical weapons. >> i think we are quickly reaching the point we could see hinge moment. where you have escalation of chemical weapons. you could see this kind of escalation, but you have seen fighting in damascus. which i think has led people who are supportive of the opposition to believe that bashar assad might be more vulnerable and the fighting could sort of envelope him and bring him down. the key question for the

abu dhabi. that's not the case. in abu dhabi they are building the -- the government is building the hospital, they're paying our salaries, and they're paying us a management and consulting fee. now, and so, essentially, we're using our intellectual capital there to drive your petrol dollars back to northeast ohio. [laughter] now, in the bigger scheme of things if you look at what the world wants from the united states right now, they're not particularly interest inside our steel or our refrigerators, in many cases our cars, but they do want our entertainment, our innovation. they do want our graduate education, and they do want our health care. and our facility is the first facility from the united states that's taken the challenge of going entirely overseas and staffing the hospital, bringing the design to the hospital, bringing the protocols to the hospital and taking responsibilities for doing it. and it's a great opportunity to begin to help design a health care delivery system for a country. >> given the succes

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hypocritical considering all those notorious were ports about human rights abuses committed by the us in places like like abu ghraib you know the secret prisons how do you see that. i think again this is true in every country that there is a natural tendency towards so fractiousness as jesus said we see the sin in our brother's eyes before we see the sins in our own this is human nature let's move away from the law us russian relations haven't been rosy in recent years but the leaders of both countries made took concrete steps to boost economic ties trade and all that but in the geo political field differences remain and we see a serious clash of approaches over syria. what is at the root of the clash the americans have developed on their ideological passion revolutionary passion for democracy i have had russian journalist friends who turned fifteen years ago predicted to me this would happen they say your country is going to be as ideologically swept away by trying to promote democracy around the world regardless of its own interests as we were trying to promote communism in southern africa or in afghanista

abu dhabi. that's not the case. abu dhabi of the government is building the hospital, they are paying our salaries and they are paying is a management and consulting fee. now, and so essentially we're using intellectual capital there to drive your dollars back to northeast ohio. in the bigger scheme of things, if you look at what the world wants from the united states right now, they're not particularly interested in our steel or refrigerators or in many cases they want the entertainment, our innovation, they do want our graduate education, and they do want our health care. and our facility is the first facility from the united states has taken the challenge of going in an entirely overseas and staffing the hospital, bringing the design to the hospital, bringing protocols to the hospital and takes responsibility for doing it. it's a great tint to begin to help design the health care delivery system for a country. >> given the success of the cleveland clinic and it being replicated in other countries why aren't there

degree murder verdict as to count one we the jury find the defendant not guilty as to the charge of saggravated child abue verdict to count 2 we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child verdict as to count 3 we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> oh my god that's what i said after that happened. one year since the acquittal she is the most reviled woman of the country. most people think she did it she killed her 2-year-old precious caylee. once you read the new york sometimes best seller, number 9 on the best seller list as of this week, by defense attorneys defense attorney won the stunning verdict you will have a clear idea of why the jury has no trouble acquiting the mom of the three counts of murder. the book resumed guilty casey annon kn an -- anthony. why didn't you take a plea? >> because she didn't want to take a plea. we didn't -- i disagreed with you. i remember i told you i said we have a case. you said to me, yeah, that's good. keep your confidence up. >> we said we like you but your client is guilty. >> i disagreed respectfully. >>

the self appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdadi has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to come moreover he dedicated more than half of his online speech to the uprising in syria they happen to be staunch supporters of the rebels they are various organizations are pointing at the expansion of terrorist networks in syria which effectively fuels civil war there so this iraqi based all cried a leader also warned the syrian rebels not to accept a new rule or constitution by. god's will in sharia islamic law otherwise quote you will lose your blast revolution end of quote to talk a little bit more about the lessons of iraq i'm joined by michael o'brien author of the book called america's failure in iraq sir you were based in baghdad at the height of the insurgency there so with the u.s. invasion in iraq six tarion war loss and the rampant insurgency terror which still continues to kill iraqis on a regular basis in june alone nearly two hundred people were killed in similar attacks across iraq when the u.s. decided t

i can give you the date for abu ghraib a polis for slavery and africa and apologized to the chinese. so this isn't unusual for the american presidents to express' for something. >> you elude it to the question i was going to ask what is the second term for obama? >> how does it change of the deputies, where does rice ago, the national security adviser, what happens? >> i think i touched on the personnel. i don't know the details beyond that within the intresting question is what are they going to do in the second term. there are parts of the policy you would have thought they would have acted on. it to take one example, obama promised in the spring of 2009 that he was going to move quickly to get the approval of the country as a test ban treaty and a different tree, the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty took so much effort the the kind of gave up and just kind of an abandoned the promises that they had made overseas. i would expect -- people have been saying this every four years -- but i would expect some action on the cuba policy to take one small and specific area china policy guy think is pr

as there are several cars in front of us and we're in the third one we're waiting come and fetch us. thanks to abu yunus one of the soldiers lets us through for his own safety we don't film him. after an hour's wait we finally passed through the checkpoint. welcome to fallujah three hundred thousand inhabitants considered the most dangerous city in iraq. nothing here has really changed since the battle life goes on the streets are teeming but the traces of war are still here and the iraqi soldiers carry on patrolling. in this prison town it's hard to keep a low profile if you're carrying a camera so to keep us safe as we move around with influenza yunus follows close behind he'll be our guardian angel. this neighborhood is one of the hardest hit by the bombing half the buildings are in ruins not one wall has been spared by bullets. this former iraqi soldier was in the city during the american assault he lives just opposite this building totally destroyed. during the bombing he noticed suspicious explosions. just to put it in the book just after the bombing began and the landscape changed going to

degree murder verdict as to count one we the jury find the defendant not guilty as to the charge of saggravated child abue verdict to count 2 we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child verdict as to count 3 we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> oh my god that's what i said after that happened. one year since the acquittal she is the most reviled woman of the country. most people think she did it she killed her 2-year-old precious caylee. once you read the new york sometimes best seller, number 9 on the best seller list as of this week, by defense attorneys defense attorney won the stunning verdict you will have a clear idea of why the jury has no trouble acquiting the mom of the three counts of murder. the book resumed guilty casey annon kn an -- anthony. why didn't you take a plea? >> because she didn't want to take a plea. we didn't -- i disagreed with you. i remember i told you i said we have a case. you said to me, yeah, that's good. keep your confidence up. >> we said we like you but your client is guilty. >> i disagreed respectfully. >>