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eye the collecting of august on what to post much hotter the main studies are. usa today without all of troops as of monday the phone to see it. got a bunch and six litre see what the end of august on and find a list of non presidential candidates announced. us national security adviser susan rice visit to kabul and had a meeting with the progress and taught at the side of the uncertainty over the future of us troops in the country. rice maker said it was a guest on preston's best in class to sign a buy back agreement with the united states offered to send the awful thought into it and asked the security pact. bought. the meeting between home because audiences and dry skin the dean of student assembly of god as those moon as low as you go what to do approved a security pact with the united states but percent of homes within the u s troops will stay on top the most foreign forces withdrawn next tip. but president ahmed as i took the puck into question by refusing to sit there though he would sign it. in total. a little rice is because that is if you put the site w

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the main movement wants a people's government set up. they feel the current prime minister is corrupt and does the bidding of her brother and former prime minister thaksin shinawatra. her party won on election two years ago and holds a majority in parliament. we have teems in bangkok travelling all sides of the story. let's go over to wayne hay at government house for an update on the situation there. wayne, what is the latest. >> yes, well we are outside government house, the officer of the prime minister yingluck shinawatra. let me run through what has happened here over the last few hours. this barricaded area or what is left of it is the scope of pretty severe fighting. in the early hours of this morning, of tuesday morning, the police backed away and the protesters were allowed to come through into the area. if we swing around here and show the area. this is outside government house. outside the office of the prime minister. you can still there are protesters hanging around. they were allowed in in their thousands and they moved down

suicide bomb that kills up to eight hundred people in southern russia an explosion that ripped through the main railway station of all. this is a national coming here live from moscow hello and welcome to the program and a fast of a suspected terror tragedy in southern russia where people are dead and dozens more injured and more thought to have been a suicide bombing at the main railway station in the city of volgograd. as a cause developments for us what's known about the blast well the latest information that we have right now is that up to eighteen people are believed to be in to have been killed in this explosion up to fifty others are believed to have been injured. the president has been notified about the situation and he sent his representative toward god already on his way to control the situation there on the spot to the emergencies ministry is also on standby to deploy aircraft to go go go out to provide medical help to the injured and possibly to evacuate those in need of for more sophisticated medical assistance to moscow now the international committee said that the blast may have

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>> well, that is the bugle from the u.s -- uss main. >> what made you choose the bugle to the uss maine to include in the book? >> well, many people do not now know about the spanish american war of 1898, but it was important in terms of american foreign policy. at that time, america was exercising its muscle, and it was getting used to being a world power or aspiring to be a world power. it was looking for an empire, looking for colonies, looking for competing against the european powers to show we, too, americans, were a force in the world. the -- there was a revolution going on in cuba, the cubans were fighting the spanish for independence, and there were people pro and con, and americans liked the fact there was a revolution going on because they didn't -- they wanted spain out of america, and we thought we had a lot of investment in cuba, wanted to trade with cuba, and we sort of would be good if cuba was more open to u.s. influence and exchange. there was pro-spanish riots in havana, in january, and so teddy roosevelt and others sent the uss maine to havana harbor in february, and

an explosion at three three the main railway station of all the way the greek in my mouth welcome to the problem and the fast of the suspected terror trudging some fun lunch at twelve to eighteen people and dead and dozens more injured in the assault had been assistant bombing of the main railway station to see snowfall go blind. pc garbage can on physical as far as to who was known about that nonsense. although it is amazing that we have right now is up to eighteen people are believed to be in to have been killed. inxplosive up to s are believed to have been injured. i know the president has been notified about the situation and he sends his representative to hold a grudge if we are on his way to control the situation there on the spot the emergencies ministry is also on standby to deploy aircraft to hold a grudge. to provide medical help to be injured and possibly to evacuees goals in need of more sophisticated medical assistance to moscow now the national anti terror committee said that to the blast may have been caused by fuel suicide bomber although right now. no one's taken the

breaking news an aussie international an explosion has ripped through the main railway station on this side of the russian city of volgograd eighteen people have been killed. this is asking to national coming to live from moscow for us to the tragedy that emerged just over an hour ago in southern russia at least eighteen people and to have died and dozens injured in a suspected suicide bombing at the main a railway station in the city of volgograd live. there you see we know about the blasts well authorities say that the blast took place right at the entrance to the social train station in volgograd right near the metal detectors usually this is where lots of people gather in the queue. for the latest reports it is believed that thirteen people have been killed and dozens of others have been injured in this explosion the national anti terror committee says that most likely the blast was caused by a female suicide bomber the whole train station has been blocked right now investigation is taking place in force we'll be bringing you the latest there as we get them. of course and it's just

this is the dead sea to attack saddam was the main building of new mysteries. he said he supports is to stop handed out signing up for february so the election. he told the crowds. we disagree with the direction we want the country to be the full before the election. then fold will go to camp tonight at the dedication with the candidates who might just that when the office is open tomorrow morning. thailand's opposition intends to look like us in the cold to present nea he knows too much for me during going on dates sunday's mass protests was the late tuesday by critics of the government to toughen her up and to oust casino watched industry which has dominated talk politics since two thousand won. japanese media pointed in the seventeen the defence minister last year from july and has made the surprise visit to my chips in afghanistan. she arrived on sunday morning at camp ma ma then the knowles will the three thousand eight hundred german soldiers are deployed in afghanistan is hard to make two since national security forces there have been clashes with police

was planted inside the bus and it's likely to be connected to the suicide bombing that happened at the main train station there sunday that explosion left sixteen people dead and dozens wounded. we asked dr you're on from the international institute for counter-terrorism what could be done to over such tragedies in the future with such attacks are not always not always easy to prevent it and as you know that takes place in other parts of the world just for the last several months ago in boston in america again by it we just came from chechnya for this is not to be all such a cop is to be prevented he must lead a very good intelligence i think that it has to be the hands of the company or they services that they have ahead of relation between countries because sometimes and it's not just being in one place at the expense of the different part of the world community. with events in a vulgar grab the city had barely started mourning the victims of sunday's train station bombing when a fatal blast targeted monday morning commuters with a couple of hours we know that twelve people have died in t

it is necessary to determine the main priorities in the village only specific sectors. this house. with the real global level. we have oil and gas in the new process for this purpose a powerful picture chemical plants are being constructed currently we are producing areas in the nefarious medals but we need to manufacture the finished products. as for the idol industrial complex we need to produce the fruit of one class this provokes a step based de gaulle was once the issue of crocs at all. in addition the president of kazakhstan where the companies would buy this special prizes there are companies that not only create jobs but also demonstrate the high school's responsibility the assistants manufacturing factory opens up an industrial park the production is new for the entire serious pace the factory is a joint project of the leading turkish defense industry may be factored in the context of continuing national company the model special purpose devices will be produced at the factory including night vision devices electronic circuit boards used to for machines and many other prod

and a number of the escalators are part of the joint main nens program are maintained and have to do with the escalators to the street and all of the escalators that go from the level down to the muni pret toe they are responsible for maintaining, you will see the escalators were completed as part of phase one. and phase two, includes escalators at montgomery station, and powell, and san ef station and church read station and castro station, the escalators at embarcadero are not part of phase two and will be completed as a subsequent phase because they are the newest working with the oldest and most used escalators first. >> just really quickly, one of the questions had to do with the sustainability of the escalator and how we are upgrading them. this has to do with kind of weather proofing them to the greatest extent possible. so the new escalators include solid, stainless steel panels and oil free chains and water proof, and so they have been weatherized to deal with the weather and noting that with the escalators that we are responsible for maintaining but they need to be weather p

focusing a lot about russia's role in the wild please tell us more about that or perhaps one of the main points made by the president in his address was his view of russia's role in the world and he says moscow is all looking at dominating anyone but it is going to continue protecting traditional values since clearly there is rising international demand for that. matter with in many countries today public morals are being reconsidered national traditions and differences are being demolished we know that there are even more people around the globe who support our position in terms of ensuring traditional values which have been the spiritual and moral base of civilization for all nations for centuries. diplomacy is another issue touched upon by the president specifically the recent diplomatic breakthroughs with the syrian chemical weapons deal and the iranian nuclear program basically mr putin said that these should be views viewed as examples that diplomacy can work and that the united nations should be viewed as one of the main forces in that regard now this brings us to the missile defe

of course the main opposition parties and in the other parties are ours criticizing what is happening there criticizing the party they're calling for the resignation of one dead on. but there's invade there's a big change in terms of what's happening within the public's reactions as well because of course we know what happened in june we had a lot of reaction globally we saw that the reaction towards authority of everyone saw that it was a lot of calls protesting check into place but i want to enjoy the projects were criticizing time i was tagged on and the party for on the issue was in bahrain the issue was that person and human rights a well read this the very specific group. then there was thought that a lot of the population in turkey didn't even know what was going on when in the protests of the main change here is that not the main population is aware that the media is covering the topic of a corruption scandal is all of the media and what we visuals e it's impossible to deny millions of dollars in shoe box on so he can be sure that no one is ever going to be referred to the sho

was listening to what the top mile of the kremlin have to say one of the main points made by the president in his address was his view of russia's role in the world and he says moscow is all looking at dominating anyone but it is going to continue protecting traditional values since clearly there's rising international demand for that. we know that there are even more people around the globe who support our position in terms of ensuring traditional values these are the values of traditional family and the value of human life including religious life that is not only material life but also spiritual of course this is a conservative position but the point of conservatism is not that it hinders the movement forward and upward but that it precludes the movement backwards downwards back towards chaos and a barbaric state diplomacy is another issue touched upon by the president specifically the recent diplomatic breakthroughs with the syrian chemical weapons deal and the iranian nuclear program basically mr putin said that these should be views you would as examples of that diplomacy can work an

there. >> this is the main meal for the day? >> this is the main meal for the day. >> what time do people eat this? >> around 12. >> so lunch. they sit and take take little bit like this? we'll try a piece of this stake. and what kind of meet it this? >> beef. >> absolutely delicious. some thing don't change. people have to eat. i'm ali velshi, al jazeera. >> another thing that doesn't change, no vegetables, just steak. well done. how can wall street compensation be designed to encourage performance and responsibility? you can tweet us @ali velshi or leave us a comment on our facebook page. if you want to see more on tonight's stories log log on our website at www.aljazeera.com. >>> another cautionary note about football, many are encouraged to take out a loan to follow the school football game. paying back $2,000 at 6.9%, the best rate offered means you will owe $118 every month for a year and a half. it's money you might otherwise spend on monthly school expenses or maybe even frosty adult beverages. also if you don't pay back

investigators trying to piece together who exactly carried out the deadly blast that tore through the main railway station in bowling or in volgograd rather artie's margaret how well is in the city with more. volgograd busy train station was rocked by the blast of a terrorist bomb on sunday afternoon shards of metal ripped through an area around a security checkpoint as passengers waited for their luggage to be inspected officials say the bomb was equivalent to at least ten kilos of t.n.t. and only the security barrier prevented this scene of devastation from becoming much worse but it's impossible to calculate the toll something like this has on its victims many are still reeling. from i bent down to collect my documents when i saw a flash of light and there was a blast i was thrown back by the explosion when i came to my senses a man was carrying me only outside was i able to get a breath of air and sought to understand what was happening to. my son father and niece were inside the train station when the blast went off they're all in intensive care now they're badly injured they were hea

the department of energy's one of the main ties to the country's ago. we do our best to implement energy saving technologies now for the speed on monday due to construction company. i see in the monitor says. i have to face the indemnity principle in love with it if not these windows especially relevant in kazakhstan in accordance with the gcc killed two militants as they beat the save energy up to thirty cents at the windows of the doubt to the un scandal to take today to extend of cocktails the glasses shock resistant i just need a sexy span and sedation sound insulation and inside is presented in the form of a mahogany finish but i think like that it was an athens will pay that fee i need the sister of the things that effort i mean it needs it and feel peace pact with the evidence is important especially now because it's sunday to contact us on our haste to xp two thousand and seventeen exhibition. green technologies the game and stopping that he doesn't even come to us interested in new technologies those extra ten c seventeen is great excitement th

but the main impact of the storm is cold a blast of cold arctic air clear it >> jacqueline: the main impact will be the cold. struggling to get into the 50s. we are in from some we are in for some frigid air. in a freeze watch has already been issued. i will tell you more coming up. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: a new report from the california department of water resources says. the golden state could be facing a third straight, dry winter. kron 4's charles clifford has details. >> reporter:two years ago, california's rainy season started dry and finished wet. last year, the opposite happened. we had a wet november and december and then nothing. overall both of those winters were on the dry side. currently, the state's about 69 percent of norl for this time of year. that's not to bad, but unless it starts raining we could be in trouble. >> reporter:this report, which was put together for the department of water resources by researchers in colorado, predicts that a indeed a third dry winter is a very real possibility. here's why. >> reporter:in the past, warm el nino or cold la n

not even the main policing agency to police to make sure entities pay taxes can do it. this is scary. the tax code is actually too complicated for the irs to enforce. >> ben, we know about the incompetency factor. people wonder if we are giving this particular agency far too much power in general. >> taxes are an incredibly complicated subject. there is not going to be any perfection at the irs. but this level of mistaken behavior is astonishing. if i may say so, it is not as astonishing to me who got a bill for $60 million in tax a couple of months ago based on something like $160 million of income i never earned or saw anything like that in my life except what you guys pay me, of course. i don't expect much of them. but this disappoints even me. >> what did they say when you called them? you're lucky they didn't lock you up first and then ask for the money. how do you protest $60 million? >> my accountant wrote to them. they just disposed of it, sent me a new bill for $200 million. that was the end of it. they never apologized. never apologized for putting me into a ca

just about always you naturally the main focus is now on the way security will be provided in so. but it's worth mentioning there's a great difference between volgograd railway station and the olympic games in terms of security so worries about the safety of the olympics absolutely baseless. governments around the world are beginning to realize that finding international terror threats can only be done clovelly as both organized cells and lone terrorist continue to slip through law enforcement's nets we're talking about asian harvest movement which is linked to al qaida that is operated just in russia but also in other countries including in syria as we know now now the direct motive is not different from the previous attacks on moscow on other locations inside russia and i would say it is not so different from attacks that has happened around the world got a c.v. it's against democracies against countries that they want to consider as enemies with a tragedy like this one that hit volgograd just days ahead of the new year celebrations it's no surprise authorities thought it more a

published the one that is most likely to happen based on these estimates are taken into account the main drivers of the future economic growth such as animations and eccentric. we concluded the context as the chances to be among the top thirty countries earlier than two thousand fifty. this will happen within the next twenty years. no more. jules was the only difference. extend demonstrate strong economic performance during recent years the country reached international levels in medicine science and education. their social policy and the number of international peacekeeping products are being implemented. analysts say because it's been one of the twenty fourth position in the global raking late two thousand twenty five. in fact there are three key factors which will determine the future success of kazakhstan the first factors economic policy in particular distribution of. there is political stability in the country which determines extend economic growth thirty thousand fifty strategy is to play specific role in reaching the ultimate goal. generally has the speakers noted strategic plan

suspect a bomb was planted inside the bus and likely connected to the suicide bombing that happened at the main train station there on sunday that attack killed at least sixteen people and left forty five others wounded and eyewitness to the bus blast on monday told us what she saw. at the moment of the explosion i was asleep. because of an enormous blast to her. glass shattering in the first to two stories of the building i looked out of the window it was still dark in a saw. that was a blast and people were running away from it screaming and within wounded a lot of people were panicking running around the streets it was exactly right show where everybody was going to work or do schools there were lots of people and that's all soo busy. next to him or kid there's a lot of traffic always there lots of people were waiting for buses or truly buses it but still. it actually the trolley bus exploded while it was rolling and there were lots of people in the streets everybody started running away from it and screaming but within a minute a police car and ambulances and fire engine all the roof were c

becomes less than 24 hours after an explosion at the main train station that killed multiple people. jessica is in moscow. what do we know about the current state of the investigation? >> we just heard from the head of the russian investigative committee that the attacks most likely are connected. officials are saying this because it appears the same sort of materials were used in yesterday's bomb and also in today's in an attempt to produce the most amount of damage, including shrapnel and other sorts of things like nuts and bolts. this morning, a man boarded a bus. when it approached a very busy central market he estimated the explosive. the blast was so powerful it blew the roof off of the trolley bus and also blew out windows at the market and buildings nearby. yesterday, officials can out to say a woman had committed a terrorist attack at the main station, the main train station. now officials are saying it could have been a man dressed as a woman and/or a couple working together. what we do know is yesterday someone or a group of people, two people, approached the main train sta

it identifies the main reasons why the number of prisoners is not reduced among them are the shortcomings of crime prevention severity of criminal penalties. there is the use of coral and other reasons. it was pointed out that in the nineties kazakhstan ranked number three in the world in the number of prisoners today things to do in estes in the canonization of the criminal legislation the country is on the thirty fifth place in the rankings of imprisonment is still the most common punishment is also said that the new draft criminal code will also help reduce the prison population because of the bikes in prison and only for the most serious crimes in the number of offences are transferred to the categories of less serious crimes. with the opening of the probable that we have no standards on crime prevention therefore together with the ministry of internal affairs we are now working on the project zero tolerance on the basis for the engine will present its budget next year. this'll be the implementation of the president's task he always demands to ensure the inevitability of the punishmen

the board. we are starting off with a live shot of a water main break. this is along michigan avenue in the northeast section. this has the roadway shut down. you cannot access michigan if you're coming in between franklin and irving. you are going to get detoured around that stretch. heading over to 95 in virginia, we can see things moving nicely through woodbridge and newington. the lay free from fredericksburg. no problems on 66 or 267. have 270 moving along nicely through maryland, urbana, no problems there. see 270 at 109 moving along very quietly. just a few cars here and there. tosome families have room spare under their christmas tree because of a mixup between the largest mail carriers. >> a lot of packages did not get to where they were supposed to go. could mean some extra spending money for you. >> checking our top stories, a water main break is causing traffic obstructions in northeast d.c.. eastbound michigan avenue is shut down near irving street. a 12 inch main broke overnight. commercial properties are affected. repair work is expected to

obama campaign coming ahead of a key peace conference planned for lex month next month the main opposition alliance threatening to pull out of talks if the air raids continue also international inspectors say they'll likely miss the december thirty first deadline to get rid of syria's most dangerous chemical arsenal blaming bad weather and shifting battle fronts. antigovernment protesters in bahrain met with tear gas and sound grenades hundreds turned out nationwide after the arrest of the head of the main opposition bloc shaikh ali solomon was reportedly since been released his party's been one of the main drivers though of arab spring inspired protests that cropped up in twenty eleven opposition campaigners say about range sliding towards a dictatorship with widespread torture and detention and hundreds jailed for attending human rights rowdies. the recap of the hour's breaking news at least four people thought to have been killed and up to ten wounded in an explosion at the main railway station in the city of volgograd in southern russia the blast reportedly went off at the metal detect

region in the development of the field john bill parker j returned noted that cut expenses when the main partners in the region space for south korea. she also added that korea is willing to share experience and organization of the expo this has been sent to the new station was the king of the season not to discuss the issues of the upcoming exhibition expo two thousand seventeen korean companies are willing to take part in the organization and exhibition itself. they're interested in the theme of our exhibition which is the peak energy. i think that these and other areas will create a solid foundation and even the impedance to the cause of korean relations so the key to the univ communion. which may form them into the abortion puts those songs that he's asking at the end of the high level negotiations the two sides signed for documents in particular the signed agreement between the two governments on the cooperation in the two administrative assistant in customs matters to mcnabb ago signed a memorandum of understanding with the honda eye corporation summer green energy and john and i h

they have opened a fire hydrant to release the pressure on the main. broke overnight and repair work could last until about 10:00 this morning. affect expect that to it -- you can expect that to affect the morning commute. >> that is going to be the main thing on our radar. we have the water main break and that will be mom -- blocking michigan avenue in the northeast section in the city. you have the roadway covered in water. every once in a while, someone will head through their slowly. there slowly.h if you are heading through franklin in the northeast section, you will need to possibly follow police direction. be prepared for closures and police direction. route 5, no big problems or delays. ralph 301 up towards pennsylvania avenue is good to go. 95 is moving nicely through fredericksburg and up through dumfries and dale city all the way through the springfield interchange. 66 if you use that and your morning commute. we also have a shot of 270 two show you where we can show you current conditions. anxiety moving right along on the south bound and n

riot police move in on the main government protest site removing barricades authorities say the protesters are not the target of the opposition. the foreign minister is in iran to follow up on last month's diplomatic breakthrough which saw an easing of international sanctions in exchange for a slowing of tehran's nuclear program our crew reports live from tehran in just a few minutes. and israel is against the easing of sanctions against iran calling it a threat to the region while refusing to give up or even acknowledge its weapons of mass destruction. headlines live one international. all of us here welcome to the program and we start immediately with the breaking news from ukraine where riot police have moved on to the capital's main square at the main site of antigovernment protests the opposition claims this is an attempt to disperse the crowds. trying to remove barricades blocking traffic in the center of kiev and these pictures behind me right now live as we. bring us the latest now from independence square. it's been an average for several hours at this point and the standoff betwe

couple of weeks later the first minister unveiled a six hundred seventy page blueprint that lays down the main principles on which a future scotland will be governed should it become independent it was first being one of the our team used to cover the campaign extensively for us let's speak to are going to be sorely wrong to milo again from one of the it wasn't long ago you're hot foot but for most of the. poem so you talk to of course in the north about how popular it is but there are some differing views as we head into the new year what's the general consensus that you think. well first of all a very happy new year to all if you will got a couple of hours to go before the united kingdom celebrate here but looking forward to the new year of course it's going to be a major year for scotland at the end of twenty forty they're going to have that independence referendum and there is everything still to play for indeed the united kingdom this time next year could look vastly different says those campaigns set to kick into gear to try and convince faces either way ahead of that we went up to scotl

it was still the main street crossing enough to cause that just adds to the right to that effect but to get to date the conference can said that since starting the bit that's still on the liberals dying as today the dac. i love the great wall said nanny she represented the albion alliance be simple. there is a haunting prepared to stand up to the far right. when so many are simply moving on to their ground in the hope of recovering lost books of the few skepticism existence here in opinion polls to see it in people's attitudes. we have to convince people that is the european union brings us a lot of benefits but needs reform. ppd is to continue to bring us the benefits of. makes it to the grace that but suddenly swimming and getting the tights. why do liberals have to fix months before the european elections to convince a skeptical that the debate eu integration is in good faith. meanwhile the lights will be whacking just as hearts can increase since the effort to see you can't really tell if the us is still clean the bathroom and slight victory at the kids practically in the back. y

the allies have gathered in tokyo for a summit, and one of the main discussions is on the latest chinese move. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the special summit kicked off friday in tokyo. the leaders of japan are working with asean counterparts to project a unified voice on the air zone issue. nhk got access to a draft of the summit's communique. it says japan and the ten asean member states will step up cooperation to ensure air safety in the region. it also says japan will help asean and china create legally binding rules to settle territorial issues over islands in the south china sea. china's decision last month has shaken up other asian countries. china's newly announced zoning partly overlaps with other nations, including japan. beijing has indicated it may set up another air defense identification zone in the south china sea, a focus of territorial disputes with countries such as the philippines and vietnam. japanese prime minister shinzo abe wants to win backing from asean nations in challenging the legitimacy of china's policy, but officials are still struggling over the exact

government complexes, the main protest compound where the rally leader has been giving speeches and thisgovernment's house. the prime minister's office which is heavily fortified to stop protesters from breaking in. and al jazeera's scott is there and, scott, you said all options are open but what the protesters are demanding is not constitutional. where does that leave the protesters? >> exactly. that is the big question. you have this stalemate if you will. prime minister saying she is the democratically elected head of the nation and he was democratically elected and the opposition and antigovernment protesters want them to resign and want to appoint a people's council they say, the leader of the antiprotest movement and wants to appoint a people's council and they are saying that is unconstitutional and not how this nation was set up to be. so that is where we have a main sticking point before they can sit down and properly negotiate. they sat down under the auspices of the army observing on sunday evening. there was no progress in negotiation as the antigovernment protest leader cam

. >> they had been jailed for singing an anti-putin song in the moscow main cathedral. they were released under an amnesty by putin. >> 20 months of imprisonment appear to have done little to tame the two pussy riot band members, who say they have much to catch up on, including spending time with their children. at their first joint press conference since being released earlier this week, they said they regarded the release as a cynical act of propaganda. considering they were due for release in a few months anyway, she would have preferred others to go free instead. due to want their human rights organization to provide a voice for prisoners. >> our final goal is solidarity, a developed civil society, and the ability to help one another. >> we witnessed all that while we were in prison, and it was a real miracle. we are very grateful to all the people who supported us. >> the two were arrested in february 20 12 after staging a protest against president vladimir putin in moscow's main cathedral. they were convicted for hooliganism and sentenced to two years in a penal co

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