so we think that our industrialists alone cannot worked on the plane of the future, the car of the future or the shape of the future. if i were to take another subject, take textile. textile is going to remain a french reality, but mora on a niche than on a -- more on a niche such as we had it in the 19th century. i could take other examples. communication in today's world, it is a major, major subject. the large communication group in the world are english-speaking. and if you're looking at french groups, their size in the world, is not yet there. and win some class, they don't have television. when they're in television their absent in other sectors. the investment we want to make in digital industry is very important for us. so clearly it is not up to me or up to the prime minister to decide 25 years from now where we are going to be. but the political commitment that we are taking today is to make choices. we can't do everything. look at the shipyard, for instance. the prime minister and i really think it's special for different reasons. i'm sure that in the leisure society of the 21s

i see it that way in the future. at some point in time, we get to a point where the ct could be the main focus, but it really depends on how things continue to occur over the course of the execution of the campaign. >> charlie: the principal difference in the two is how to find the objective and two how many troops you have on the ground. >> without any question. and there will i'm sure be some of that discussion in the upcoming couple week. >> charlie: lete talk about the arab spring. there was a report in the "new york times" that talked about a global effort to deploy a shadow internet. >> actlly i haven't seen the report si couldn't speak to it. >> the idea was that somehow a should owe internet so tt dissidents in the midd east could spk to each other. you know nothing about this. >> no, i hasn't heard about it. >> charlie: it doesn't exhibition if you haven't heard about it. social media has meant such significance what happened so far in the air been spring. >> if i was to focus specifically right now in syria

we've got the future covered. for the fleet we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. party's top stories atrocity on punished the soldiers are cleared over the killing of innocent civilians including children in afghanistan four years ago to tell them about the. un accuses libyans political forces on both sides of the fence of committing war crimes nato's decision to prolong its military action there for another three months. and prosecutors in moscow have filed official charges against the prime suspect in the case of murdered russian journalist on the political scale they say they have enough evidence for a conviction. so many of us here next for you with the sports. you're watching the sports of dayton are to you thanks for joining us out of stories. glad to wince and i suppose the fall presidential race in the midst of a corruption scandal. by a shut up about progress is in the last for its allies are also and will battle not leave for a place in the ladies' singles final. and shaquille o'ne

in the future the organization of the world cup will be decided by congress. committee will provide assurances it will make no recommendations only a list and the congress will decide. who put. in ten is maria sharapova remains on course to live the only grandson title that saluted her to date the russian into the semifinals at or longer also after the trip from start to finish so as a boy or auld could not have asked for a better start as she breeze through the. six games to love german back which did fare a little better in the second but not nearly enough to challenge the informed shut up over both players held nine match winning streak spot it was there which was run of victories was put. six twelve six three piles were. there a few games in the beginning that were introducing a night out and. even the first six zero we played it for quite a bit of time because of those long games in just didn't really. notice important points in the first so nobody knows the difference and in the beginning. of the open down. there will be no top seeds in the semi's for th

including russia are getting together to review ten years of collaboration and draw up a blueprint for the future. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. nato airstrikes and advancing rebel forces are tightening the noose around colonel gadhafi stronghold tripoli civilians in the capital live in constant fear of being killed and now a petrol shortage is making the lives even more difficult there's actions aimed at protecting civilians have succeeded only in stoking people's anger as reports. it may have some of the largest oil reserves on the planet but these days labor is also god some of the longest queues at his petrol stations the international sanctions imposed on the embattled colonel's regime did not include a few and. that nato is targeting tanka lauri's if suspected the fuel might be used by gadhafi as military forces with roads closed factories at a stop and foreign workers long since gone from the war stricken country is facing its worst energy crisis ever the new realities ordinarily been drivers now spend vast amounts of time queuing

believe teams who can and improve this world and made them for the benefit of future generations how has the country changed since gaining independence in two thousand and eight in the world most of it was a good world more international issues it's true to us it brought more cooperation to the us for the kids it brought more person but it was for the future. the wife the recognition all merinos more. possibly with possibilities to choose an international forum. so let's and mr green chip thank you for your time with us today. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images broke world has been seeing from the streets of canada after. showing up for asians a room today. i am emission free credit taishan free transport charges free coming from and free is free. to child free. download free broadcast quality and video for your media project and a free media gone to our teeth dot com. for more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and large adults and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization and shawnte

we've got the future covered. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are on today. safety fuel supply. supply. the president with. egypt reportedly considering. suicide rates amongst young people in russia. taking their own lives one of the highest in the world. is now. oh yeah welcome to spotlight the show on r.t. alderney today my guest on the show is. the last bosnian serb general accused of genocide and mass murder in the bosnian war of ninety ninety two ninety six rather this finally. this capture was a huge boost for serbia. for the european union and now the kind of. blasts that the serbian people are split as many see it. as a national hero and a mark will this cost the country more than it may bring our guest is a journalist based in belgrade during the civil war he met. personally and is ready to share his memories right now. so been present very started says europe is ready to support the countries did

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we're excited not just about the email but what it means for the future of the city, where we're going for the next five years. as many of you tomorrow we'll be released our first five-year strategic i.t. plan for the city. this is one of the key projects, one of really the key initiatives that we're focusing on the city to demonstrate where we want to go over the next five years. and we want to thank gail and microsoft for being here today and talking a little bit about this project. gail, if you want to talk a little bit. >> thank you very much to john. i'm hoping everyone can hear us ok on the other side. thanks so much for joining us as well. and i just want to really say thank you to john and his entire team here in the city and county of san francisco for this partnership. and the tremendous vision that you've shown in terms of the efforts to continue to have a have a t.j.ic vision for the city and county -- strategic vision for the city and county and modernizing and we're happy to be on this journey together in terms of leveraging technology, improve the services that the city

in the future, we're hoping the center will be even more robust. we are hoping to offer tutoring, after school programming, and extending the services of workforce placement to transitional youth. there's a great new partnership that will be held in the alice griffith opportunity center. alice griffith residents has partnered with urban strategies and they will be running the garden program out of the alice griffith opportunity center. there's a great program that has just started. they will work with the residents to grow, plant, and buy food from the garden. the program will be operated at the center. the transfer of this facility to the housing authority is important for two main reasons. we feel like the proper management of this facility is best kept with the housing authority because it is such an active facility and it has such a late programming that having the on-site staff and the residents is really important. we also feel like, as a hub in the neighborhood, the residents would be the best words and making sure it remains active and is b

when i retire in the future sunday, i would receive the supplemental cola. even when the city was not fully funded, even when there were no excess earnings, i would continue to get that extra money. it is an expression of the fund having excess earnings that they did not use. going forward for new hires, it would not be permanent. it would continue to be paid until there were no excess earnings and it would be paid again in the future when there are excess earnings. supervisor elsbernd: let me just preface a question i will have when it gets to your return, and maybe, perhaps j.. defining these changes are around the supplemental cola are difficult. if you could prepare an answer, i would appreciate it. >> what i just described reflect long-term savings, because these apply to people who were not even on the city's payroll. it is the typical turnover of 5% @ year. so, the element most people are referring to when they talk about how much does it save in the next 10 years, the floating contribution, the employee contribution. the employee contribution is set

in the future of the organization of the world cup it will be decided by congress. committee will provide assurances it will make no recommendations only a list and the congress will decide on the. who command that she will moving on to shut up about remains of course to live the only grand slam title that's alluded head to date so the russian into the semifinals at or longer also after dominating andrea back of it from start to finish the twenty four year old could not have asked for a better start as she brings through the opening said taking it by six against a lot of german give each day they're a little better in a second but probably a bit of a challenge the in-form sharapova both players held nine match winning streaks but it was speculation was rather a victory as it was for ten and six love six three the final score to the russian. there are a few games in the beginning that went to juice and then a night out and. even though the first snow was six zero we played it for quite a bit of time because of those long games in there and just did really. notice imp

sam the future on these meetings. the substance of this speech and what i am saying today is based on the dialogue had with the citizens. as i said, i met people from all sections and i have met demonstrators and non- demonstrators. despite the difficult circumstances, the most important thing i have done throughout my years in my official position, despite the pain and frustration and the general atmosphere surrounding these meetings, i can say that the value from them as astonishing. the but i felt from these people who represent most of the syrian people is something i have never felt at any stage in my life. i certainly reciprocate the love of these people. unheard. [applause] -- of these people. [applause] i certainly reciprocate the love of these people and the love of every syrian citizen that i do not know but hoped for a similar meeting. what i hope more than that is to turn this glove interaction. this can happen with your help. these meetings were useful, frank, in depth, and comprehensive. the covered all i

country free of corruption and the move towards modernization on the world trade organization that's the future president outlined for russia i dissent i just heard international economic forum. and he said always at the meeting end and give us more details on this now and they said what exactly did the president have say about his plans for modernizing russia. modernization certainly was the main theme in fact it ran through very smoothly into all of the other problems that he touched upon so modernization is connected to all of us problems in china. is that it faces a lot of eyes economy as the president laid out in terms of modernization for these business executives and world leaders in a lot of interviews this is what the russian president had to say about what he's that things are vital for russia to really move forward and its course to modernize the economy. why would it pursue your lead nalini i don't want a major renu of just outdated elements in the economy public institutions we need systematic changes we should not hesitate to say sorry about many bad habits we can focus only on th

vision for the future. that is what we mean. supervisor kim: do we ever reach out to the tech sector in san francisco, the private sector to ask for their feedback and input on what we can do to upgrade our technology? >> we do. we actually sponsor a number of events with the department of technology hosts experts coming in and speaking at brown bag events where we invite i.t. leaders and have industry experts come in and talk to us from either stanford -- stanford often comes and speaks to us. a lot of start up companies come in and speak to us. some of the capital venture folks. they come and talk to us as i.t. leaders about what they see in government or what they see in private sector and how that can be applied. supervisor kim: can we get a list of folks you have reached out to in the private and academic sector? >> sure. the report also includes how we are distributing funds, and this is just to give you a sense of, not dissimilar to the budget process, there is a lot of departments that need technology, and we tried to giv

the future. can. blow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about africa in the new great game outside interest in this continent is immense rich in natural resources and a growing middle class china the us europe and other powers are scrambling for influence and wealth there can africa avoid another wave of imperialism and neocolonialism. you can. see. the rostock the future of africa i'm joined by robert guest in london he's a business editor at the economist and author of the book the shackled continent africa past present and future in washington we cross to jendayi frazer she's a professor at the carnegie mellon university and in oxford we have photos manji he is editor in chief of the pound those who can news all right this is cross lady and gentlemen and that means you can jump in anytime you want and i know they have difference of opinion so i want my viewers to see it if i go to you first in oxford i do like to go to the term africa in the new great game the scramble for influence because a

a country free of corruption move towards modernization and the world trade organization that's the future president dmitry medvedev outlined for russia on the scent petersburg international economic forum. ways at the meeting and give us more details on this now and what exactly did the president say about his plans for modernizing russia. modernization certainly was the main theme and in fact it ran for a very smooth. into all of the other problems that he touched upon so modernization is connected to all of the problems and challenges that it faces to modernize its economy as the president laid out in terms of modernization for these business executives and world leaders and moderate interveners this is what the russian president had to say about what he's that things are vital for russia to really move forward and its course to modernize the economy. whatever but at the studios i don't want to major renu of just outdated elements in the economy but constituencies we need systematic changes and we should not hesitate to say sorry about many bad habits it's become focused only on the ste

even the first man in bosnia cannot for the future because you know mostly in serapis one. they have another ideas the. leaders of the car and. him not the way. the problem of diplomacy. mixed it together and find the. good solution but i think that. politicians and journalists will have a lot of work many many years what about the bosnian serbs do you think that the bosnian serbs will get. the right to secede following the example of cost of a ticket because if not that would be double standards what well you know what is the difference to me i mean that the muslims the albanians and the serbs and cost well. it's the main question because the. status of boston suburb now is. is not finally. clean there is all they'd be a of the great serbia. from. serbia from part of most any carrots or go in and from the part of creation and that was plan made by dictator slobodan milosevic and this idea is still the life in the society. what about the hague tribunal. well the hague tribunal for for for for me the slightly considered to be an example of justice do you believe that it's rea

we've gone to the future of coverage. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and charge it up and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many wildlife in antarctica is a close and fragile. expedition to the bottom of the earth artsy. us of stand shoulder green and one problem or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of new york and the shadow is an approaching up on the frontier. leave early twenty first century military bases a network of military bases all around the world for misleading empire that the united states is trying to build it's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million a more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world. we don't have power bases american we don't have any british base we don't have any korean bases we don't have any french bases or you

the wholesale customer demand exceeds supply in future dry years if we continue on with the limitation of the 265 billion gallons a day after 2018. that is one of the things that has been a bit of a challenge in this document, talking about the fact that we have an interim supply limitation in effect until 2018 with no policy decision on what we will do after that. so we carry it through for the analysis. what happens if we hold that in place? but it does identify that there are demands from the wholesale side that are in excess of that that need to be dealt with. lastly, the retail per capita water use is in compliance with the water conservation act of 2009. that is what is commonly referred to as the 20% reduction by 2020 for urban water suppliers throughout the state. our per-capita demand in san francisco has been so low for the last five years, we do not actually have to do anything additionally on the conservation side to comply with that mandate. of course, we are continuing on with the conservation activities for lots of different reasons, but as far as that law is concerned,

technology that much more easily integrated into where we're going from a technology vision for the future and frankly the thing i see as the c.i.o. for the city that we're really cognizant of it creates disaster resilient solution to a challenge we face in the city that's not easy to address. typically in cities we are able to budget for maintaining the system we have from the premise-based system but the disaster solution for systems tends to be not as up to date or as disaster ready as we like. by going to a cloud-based solution like the online exchange solution, even if we have a large disaster in san francisco, we like to know that our emails are protected, our data is protected, that our users will be able to access and continue to use email at anywhere in the world at anytime which we think is a significant improvement to the public how we can respond before, during and after a disaster. we see email as one of the key systems that's really critical to providing really good public service. on the phone, questions? >> hi. this is sharon from "the seattle times." can you hear me? >> we

the future. is easy to. eat. ou're watching r t a time for a look at the main international headlines now greece is the new foreign minister takes office with a hard task of convincing people to accept further austerity cuts as a second wave of bailouts casts a shadow of the future of the eurozone nations like turkey only desperate to join up and now having a rethink. president beard of criticizes the state's role in the russian economy and slums corruption threaten the country's development speaking at the international economic forum in st petersburg reinstated his commitment to modernization and pledged to drastic measures to create a better investment climate. from the e.u. plans a third set of tougher sanctions against syria as a crackdown on protesters continues reportedly.

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so she is going to be doing outstanding work in the future. we just discussed in the euro zone. and i very much compliment her on the courage that she approaches some political issues, at some political costs to herself. on the international stage there is no issues that we don't coordinate closely with germany. and our work in afghanistan, our work together with nato, the approach that we have taken with respect to the middle east. and the arab spring, are approaches to development issues and how we help the poorest countries find their place in the international economy. these are all going to be areas where i think angela's leadership will be welcomed. and will be critical for us to to be able to achieve a more peaceful and prosperous world that we want to see. she's not finished yet. she's got a lot more work to do. i know that sometimes she would not mind a couple of days off, but she will have to wait for that. >> well, i believe when you see me standing here before you today, and receiving this prestigious award, the medal of freedom. we

as we look to the future, this challenge grows even more stark. the global population is on the rise and strong economic growth in developing countries is expanding middle class is an increasing demand for agricultural products. we will have to increase food production by 70% to feed a larger, richer global population of 9.3 billion people by the year 2015. agriculture will play a role in meeting the growing demand for energy worldwide. it is expected to increase by more than 40% by 200035. the challenge of beating a global, growing population is real and our success is not necessarily guaranteed. for producers, this is a time of uncertainty and constraint as they confront the uncertainty of climate change and face the constraints of limited water resources. we know the past approaches to solving global under which focused efforts on providing food aid is simply not enough. we need to increase both the sustainability and productivity of global agriculture said that gude is indeed available, accessible, and useful to people everywhere in the world.

now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some of the most exciting technologies in elevators. george, tell us about destination elevators. >> this is the technology of the future. probably the biggest single investment in elevators. san francisco has embraced the technology more than any other city in the country. a big advantage with us is passengers get to their floors sooner and there is more opportunity of customization of features for individual service. four issues of security and accessibility, this is a big advantage over traditional elevators. digest i understand these are rehabilitated upgrades of existing elevators? >> yes, these are upgrades to the original elevators from 1980. all the controls and wiring has changed but the physical mechanisms are the same. >> how much energy to these use? >> with all of the things that we did hear, energy savings is about 50% from where we started. that is a significant improvement for such a major system. >> tell me how it works. >> this is the hall keyp

i don't feel freer about the future so what comes next for applies here following the passing of its president who will continue working on those projects they will start somewhere to give the new president but. most of the why for all those who continue to the. on the line before from a war we established in the past we're both of us is international status what do you want your country to be for the way chris limburger was very supportive to a crawl chips in luxembourg thanks to his support on the phones to use personal reference we succeeded for a march in central that's going to cause an all woman this will recognize the cozier very simply columns or from. today we finish a project. which we. started together with criticism by their sheer numbers so that to say that he didn't see the final hole came from the republic will form the lord's will recover. the republic or cause a respect which would promote equality sions and. prime minister of republic one or two already expressed it's called the once social way and we're going to continue working in pacific region as well as we want

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the future covered. welcome back to join as you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow here's a look at our top stories new radiation the succeeding legal limits are detected in seawater in the air in japan's crippled fukushima plant that's amid growing criticism facing the authorities accused of underestimating the continuous nature of the nuclear crisis. nato plans to expand its airstrikes to levy is northwest to target obvious forces meanwhile the pearl unself used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country the spies mounting international pressure. and pressure protest on a massive scale is expected in greece following sunday's rally against a second round of austerity measures the e.u. demands new cuts before the country can receive over one hundred billion euros in bailout money. for the headlines next artie's exclusive interview brings you a firsthand perspective on the e.u. foreign policy. you know you want to rush to regime change has gripped libya and the

the future. all right so we just discussed the impact on our military with the upcoming troop withdrawal no matter how small it may be but since the u.s. has been involved in afghanistan our economy has been on a downward shift now we're in a recession some would argue it's another depression artie's christine for al takes a look at the current state of the fragile economy. two and half years after the collapse of this nation's economy. the dust is still settling. and decisions on how best to rebuild are still in the works the economy needs to grow to create jobs our basic challenge is trying to figure how to make growth faster more sustainable translate to more jobs the lack of jobs has led to widespread homelessness in many of this nation's cities and a foreclosure rate still too high to give most americans any hope majority of americans are understanding that this is not the recession that they've experienced in the past this is the second great depression the unemployment rate still hovering a

these meetings are absolutely vital to the future of the city and future of the region. we could not be more excited to have you here. for recently, we learned about something that was even more exciting. we learned there would be an absolutely phenomenal women's economic summit that would become the leader of the meeting that will be happening in san francisco. none other than our secretary of state -- hillary clinton -- is leading the effort and making it her mission to empower women as not only part of the u.s. economy, but world economy. that is something that is very special, here in california, and san francisco. our representatives in the u.s. senate, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein, women, minority leader, former speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi. go up and down the peninsula, sacramento -- women, women. we do not just enable women to lead in the bay area, we cherish their leadership. it is very special and important to us. having this in san francisco is going to be a big deal. we are not just going to welcome it, we are going to make it h

and china in the future? >> i am hopeful vicos -- because the view i have developed is not peculiar to me. it is a view you must have to come through when you examine the situation. i know the leaders on both sides, and i have a chance to talk to them, and sometimes to mediate with them, and i believed that most of the time they realize this is necessary, but in the modern world, the urge sometimes replaces the important, but i thing if the leaders in -- i think if the leaders keep an eye on the important, they will overcome the stresses, and i would like to stress both sides have to do this. it is not enough for the united states to have these intentions. the chinese have to reciprocate. tavis: the new best-selling book from dr. henry kissinger is called "on china." i appreciate you sharing your insights. >> thank you for having me. >> we will see you tomorrow night. until then, thank you for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on to a's show, visit -- on the show, visit pbs.org.

we've got the future of coverage. welcome back to spotlight on algorithm now than just a reminder that my guest in the studio here today is sort of gig a witness on the world both general luggage several times he's a russian journalist and he just published this book about about the events of the civil war in the former yugoslavia in the ninety's we're talking talking about them live each case we're talking about the guy that was arrested and is now in the hague facing facing trial. does the fact that it took so long that it was so hard to treat to a wrist the mean that that that enjoyed some cover up from from the military you just mentioned before the break that you just occasionally met him in a cafe in montenegro really just having cup of coffee what with somebody over there because social so so. it's he wasn't somewhere like bin ladin some secret hideaway place so by the way. i think it's very good that. they captured the. blood is she alive not like it was in. where is bin laden and we have some serious misunders

of housing that we need in the future. if we are going to take the position thasome of our opponents want us to take, then i think that will have dramatic ramifications for the future of housing in san francisco. nothing in life is 100% certain. from everything i have heard, we have a very compelling argument that this development agreement will be enforceable. thank you to president chiu, so -- if something happens that i cannot think will happen, i understand that they think in light can happen. this is quite solid and i will support it. i have had some concerns about rent-controlled and i believe they have been addressed. this was a model project in terms of what we all think universally about good urban planning. it is for the entire neighborhood. terrific public spaces and preserving the affordability of these units. and to achieve in the equity in terms of concentrating all new density in my district. and supervisor kim's district and supervisor campos' district. i also wanted to address the concern that campos raised