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the peace treaties officially ended the war. about the 200 people, including officials from both governments, attended a ceremony on thursday in a park in san francisco where the security treaty was signed. the consul general said he hopes the strong bond between japan and the united states will help promote peace around the world. in a message secretary of state hillary clinton called to the twol countries to build a new alliance in the 21st century to strengthen their friendship. a japanese tea ceremony was held to wish for a continued friendship between the two countries. >>> the japanese economy shrank more than previously estimated in the april to june period. the japanese government said friday that the economy declined by an annualized rate of 2.1% in the quarter. that's down from the preliminary report of minus 1.3% that was given back in august. the nation's economy posted a third straight quarter of declines. the largest factor was the decrease in capital spending as the march 11th disaster dampened corporate sentiment

the u.s. security officials as well? you acknowledge the security officials need secrecy in order to do their work? >> guest: i definitely acknowledge that in fact the conclusion of the book talks about that it talks about the fact that there are secrets that are worth keeping and in fact there are secrets that one could go to jail for if they were to reveal them, i mean in newspaper could, but the larger question that you are asking really was addressed in some degree by the founders of the country who said we will give you protection, you are the only industry, we will give protection because we don't think that it's quite enough. we need an outside state if you will to make sure that those branches are working correctly and we will give you some protection but we aren't going to give to the right to know the government is secret, but we are not going to throw you in jail for revealing the secrets necessarily. >> host: with the founders didn't say that. >> guest: well, the -- >> host: there was no promise to journalists

the official stalls as intelligence chief defending. his organization instead of trying to reform it. joran says should. the senate and the house intelligence committee. dedicated to the tenth anniversary of nine eleven attack on the united states general david betray us they newly minted cia director and general jim clapper the director of national intelligence presented their views general petraeus from the outset emphasized that he was presenting the agency view on the terrorist threat but would look like innocuous slip of tongue actually turned into a very successful attempt to protect the agency view regarding the a cia role. and its affiliates activities all around the world there was a high expectation of the general betray us would challenge conventional visit him and calcified theories and minds at langley instead as the speaker of the agency he promulgated yet again ten years old views of the agency and the threats and challenges the intelligence community is facing in the united states. i think some of the world needs to brief

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the official. from the. video. one thirty pm in moscow the headlines as colonel gadhafi is remaining troops hold out against government forces and nato air strikes in libya the french president faces a legal battle at home over his country's intervention in the war. nicolas sarkozy should be held to account for crimes against humanity committed during the bombing of libya. international efforts are being stepped up to calm border tension in kosovo where neither locals nor serbs are willing to back down after recent bloodshed is mulling a proposal to end the deadlock sparked by the violent seizure of two border posts by. statehood showdown at the u.n. general assembly gets ready to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions preparing to crack the surface the u.s. and israel remain.

i mean especially the government the government officials. people are very very upset of impactor summary execution of nine turkish activists in international waters what made it worse of course is will stand against not really taking the necessary steps to. congress to asian down so people are really angry what happened in turkey and they believe by simply you cannot go around killing people and especially the nine activists the. old nine thirty five bullets and many of them the united nations. indicates that from a close range they were shot their people are very angry that we've been talking about a couple of incidents that provoked this feeling against israel but it's fair to say this arab spring has actually generated an anti israeli sentiment not just in egypt but elsewhere and it's something that maybe israel should be very worried about as a result of what we've been seeing these so-called democratic change or an attempt for democratic change in the middle east something that israel should be not concerned about. well i don't think so

and of course, what with the mayor do without issuing the official proclamation? on behalf of our great city, i would love to present in honor of not only the 100 years, but the grammys, oscars, the wonderful quality of work that the symphony has been involved in, to honor them on this day, to resign from our protocol officer the official proclamation presented to michael. declaring this to be san francisco symphony in day in san francisco. [applause] free parking is what he asked for. of all things. and of course, with this opportunity that we could not pass up, where would a 100-share birthday bash the without the official birthday song? i'm going to ask liang-liang to get on the piano. and i'm going to have ask all of you to sing in your loudest voice. he would like to have his friends in china hear this. let's go with have a birthday, everybody. [applause] president chiu: welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. i want to welcome the public to our temporary board chamber, since as many of you know we are in the process of renovating our perman

strong gusts of wind made getting around the capital tough. rail officials suspended many trains for several hours. tens of thousands of people were stranded. >> this is incredible. the wind knocked a 12-meter tree down near nhk's studio in the shibuya district. the trunk crashed onto the back of a taxi. typhoon roke also left many people in the dark. it knocked out power to about 170,000 households across japan. joining us now is saki ochi from the weather desk with the very latest on roke. so saki, how much longer is this storm going to be with us? >> right. well, it is racing northward right now, and it has been a potent storm system, really not losing a lot of its intensity, even after making landfall. so we've been hearing of these heavy rains and strong gusts. now they're starting to impact more northern areas of japan. gusts of up and over 160 kilometers already recorded here, as well as rainfall amounts well into the 200 to 300 millimeters. so it's been potent, and there's still more to come. there's still a lot of rain hanging on mainly across the n

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already the chinese authorities have said that they would buy any account the u.s. officials hope new stocks of the black gold from libya would take up the slack but they may be disappointed will not start being productive until maybe the end of next year and if they were an embargo on syrian oil today it was they would be short. with the wall riggins colonel gadhafi taking much longer than the west expected maybe cutting off one supply before a secured another the new cultural fraud team in brussels. the u.n. estimates the number of people killed in syria to be over two thousand since the uprising began in march but many are pinning the blame on the government but analysts of neighboring jordan believe the opposition is a world in sheep's clothing. there's two thousand people. sort of the same but these two saw the maybe they are insurgents or some of them are but remember there is also one thousand soldiers killed in syria so these one thousand soldiers are impossible that they have been killed by. peaceful demonstration definitely boom boom stations in syria was not peacef

shocking and appalling, the official reaction of the killing of an iraqi official by british officialsight years ago. seven years on, russians remember the start of and at the siege of leningrad. it is 4:00 a.m. in london, broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. this is newsday. hal owen welcomed. the mayor of new york michael bloomberg has confirmed there are specific credible terrorist threats just days before the 10th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. mr. bloomberg said the arrests have not been corroborated, but had to be taken as seriously. he called on the public to be vigilant. if >> as we approached the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the nypd, fbi and the entire intelligence community have been on heightened alert because we know that terrorists view of the anniversary as an opportunity to strike again. the threat at this moment has not been corroborated. i want to stress that. it is credible, but has not been corroborated. but we do live in a world where we have to take these threats seriously, and we certainly will. if the nypd is deployi

down the official antti application. called touch from the choose ops to switch all sheesh life on the go see city under my own foxy smiling old costs and says feeds now in the palm of your. see. question. from stupid. stunts on t.v. don't come. nine thirty am in moscow these here are the headlines as colonel qaddafi is remaining troops hold out against government forces and nato air strikes in libya the french president faces a legal battle at home over his country's intervention in the conflict and lawyers claim nicolas sarkozy should be held to account for crimes against humanity committed during the bombing of libya. international efforts stepped up to calm border tension in kosovo where neither locals nor serbs seem willing to back down after recent bloodshed mulling a proposal to end the deadlock sparked by the violent seizure of two border posts by close of ins in july. and stated showdown at the un as the general assembly gets ready to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions get preparing to break the

downplay the official antti of location on the phone on the pod touch from the. joel sheesh life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s my old posts and already says feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. welcome back here's a recap of the latest news and the week's top stories here on are rebel forces fired on against gadhafi loyalists saying they're making progress into one of his last strongholds the city of sirte that many in the capital tripoli say they're now living in fear of the so-called freedom party. washington launches its missile defense plans into eastern europe with romania up turkey and poland side of to host the west field and moscow reiterate security concerns and calls for urgent talks. moscow and london agreed differences shouldn't stop them doing business during the first trip by nuking leader to russia in six years multibillion dollar contracts were sealed during david cameron's visit. tensions between a serb break awake.

the official. from the. video. and. in the palm of your. home updating you now on this hour's breaking news an explosion at a nuclear facility in mark you'll in southern france one person confirmed killed several injured authorities say no radiation leak has been detected the explosion happened after a fire in a processing area for radioactive waste the site is involved in decommissioning nuclear facilities and handles nuclear waste with low levels of radioactivity will bring you more on this breaking story shortly coming up later though we focus on the environmental footprint of war in our special report but first marina joins us with business. hello and welcome to business here on artsy deals worth four hundred million dollars have been signed during the visit of the u.k. prime minister david cameron to russia that delegation includes blue chip companies like royal dutch shell b.p. and british airways british the i why everything alerting fresh air will only fail applies so when and nine stores in russia total investment could reach two h

download the official. i pod touch from the. life on the go. video on demand exceeds my gold coast's an r.s.s. feed now in the palm of your. question on the. well the grand old party sure puts on a grand old show but now it's obama's turn as long as the person has an interest and it's what pocket so as the president gets ready to take center stage will anyone be listening. sensation i believe that censorship started from the very beginning because when i was telling my story the time we'll put the south could do so well from here is zero r.t. speaks to one first responder who was once the darling of the mainstream press until he started speaking his mind well a lot of his story and look at how far the u.s. has come since nine eleven. and terrorists may kill innocent civilians but what about when the killing is a legally sanctioned by the state or the state of georgia is about to find out it has set an execution date for a death row inmate who many from four former presidents to even the poll say is innocent of. all that evening it is thursday s

s prime minister the official visit at this level ended on quite a light no lots of laughs there after that joke about the k.g.b. and david cameron also met with prime minister vladimir putin and members of the civil society where the focus there was on human rights. professor of politics of university of kent dr adrian pabst says the u.k. and russia are currently facing many similar economic difficulties that together they could overcome. britain and russia suffer from a lack of diversification just as britain depends too much in financial services or russia the too much on certain natural resources like oil and gas or both economies you can diversify this is not just a national issue for them this is also a global issue we know there are huge imbalances there's a lot of hot money circulating that money needs to be channeled into productive activities in britain in russia and elsewhere and i think there is mutual benefit from cooperate in areas like technology where britain can certainly help russia explore some of its natural resources we know this from energy and other areas but als

the official. video. colonel qaddafi's remaining troops are continuing their resistance in libya as the rebels advance one of their final strongholds with the help of nato air strikes cut off these fighters did not lay down their arms before a surrender deadline last week but the whereabouts of libya's former leader who vowed to fight to the death is still unknown one of his sons all sides he has been given refuge in neighboring the share earlier reports suggested other family members and some associates have also fled there but with khadafi now on the run journalists chandan thinks nato might be contradicting the initial aim of its mission. we have now nato was main rebel commander in tripoli who was a form a friend of al qaida on a so-called jihadi so this is going to. the big news that we have today which in the end hardly any of the news and news networks are covering it the world has to learn that the west will never give up its domination of the globe without devastating and taken the rest of the wor

and of course, what with the mayor do without issuing the official proclamation? on behalf of our great city, i would love to present in honor of not only the 100 years, but the grammys, oscars, the wonderful quality of work that the symphony has been involved in, to honor them on this day, to resign from our protocol officer the official proclamation presented to michael. declaring this to be san francisco symphony in day in san francisco. [applause] free parking is what he asked for. of all things. and of course, with this opportunity that we could not pass up, where would a 100-share birthday bash the without the official birthday song? i'm going to ask

among the government officials. people are very very upset. in fact the family exclusion of law in turkish activists internationally want to. what made it worse of course. and again. not really taking the necessary step. down because not to go around killing people and especially from that line activists. took. thirty five bullets and many of the united nations could account. for indicate from a close range they were shot their people are very angry. there's been an explosion at a nuclear facility in mccool in southern france one person's been confirmed killed and several others injured the blast followed the fire in a processing area the site officials any one of a possible radiation leak but say no emissions have been detected the facility handles nuclear waste with low levels of radioactivity and paris based journalists most told me that nuclear energy is turning into a costly and a risky venture for france the french public woke up recently and decided that maybe nuclear energy is not safe that it can be dangerous that it is vulnerable that

>> the source of the information is not known to us but officials say it was developed by the cia overseas described both as unconfirmed but also, specific and credible. u.s. officials say tonight the plot was initiated by al qaeda's new leader, who has pledged to avenge the death of osama bin laden. officials tell abc news the plot involve there'd individuals including at least one who was a u.s. citizen. the officials say the plot involved some kind of vehicle bomb was aimed for some time between september 10th and 12th with either new york or washington as the target. the thre reportedly travelled from pakistan's tribal areas through dubai to the u.s. in mid august. >> this is probably dowowto a few hundred people. but it doesn't take many people to do this kind of attack. >> reporter: in new york's times square, there was no obvious show of an enhanced police presence beyond what is normally there. but the mayor and the police commissioner said the credible but uncorroborated threat would require a significant show of security across the city. >> we live in a world where we must take t

president lee myung-bak will visit the united states on an official state visit sometime next month... at a rare invitation by president barack obama. the us state department says north korea has been arresting and even executing north koreans who communicate with overseas religious or other support groups. japan is mulling ways to hand over the nine north korean defectors who drifted into the japanese waters to south korea as they wish. the leaders of greece, france and germany will hold talks this week on ways to contain the greek debt crisis and prevent it from further roiling president lee myung-bak will visit the united states next month. there, he will hold summit talks with president obama on issues... including the pending free trade agreement and ways to deal with north korea's nuclear threat. yoo ji-hae reports. president lee myung-bak will travel to the united states next month for summit talks with us president barack obama... about the two countries' alliance, economic cooperation and north korea. korea's presidential office says... lee and obama will hold discussions on

the official. video. and. the palm of your. mission. couldn't take should be free. free. free. free. free free. free . an explosion at a nuclear facility molecule in southern france has left one person dead and four people injured officials early want of a possible radiation leak but say no emissions have been detected but let's cross now live to paris to talk more on this with journalist most eager thanks very much indeed for being with us here on our team as we've seen with the focus shima disaster authorities downplayed the scale of the disaster at the start now what do you make of the french authorities delay in declaring this accident i understand it took some some hours before they said anything. well it's typical of the governments in industry right now that are running nuclear energy for domestic consumption to play down the severity of accident one because they don't want a public panic and to playing hide in the game about the actual car from the damage of the radiation and the exposure to the community surrounding the accident . well this is the first recorded death a

down the official ante allocation to on the phone called touch from the still. on the go. video on demand. the old girls. are incensed feeds now in the palm of your. on the dot com. former u.s. commander in afghanistan david petraeus is getting used to his new role as the director of the cia but artie's military contributor thinks the official stance as intelligence chief means he may be defending an outdated strategy of his organization and instead of trying to reform it during the joint session of the senate there are barrows intelligence committee. did it to the tenth anniversary of nine eleven attack on the united states general david petraeus the newly minted cia director and general jim clapper the director of national intelligence presented their views general petraeus from the outset emphasized that he was presenting the agency view on the terrorist threat but would look like innocuous sweep of stone and actually turned into a very successful attempt to protect the agency view regarding various cia role these. and its affiliates activities all around the world and

the official. video. of. colonel gadhafi as remaining troops continue their resistance the rebels advance on one of his last strongholds with the help of nato airstrikes fighters did not lay down their arms before he surrendered deadline last week but the whereabouts of libya's former leader who vowed to die in the country's still unknown one of his sons crossed into neighboring this year earlier reports suggest other members of the family and association some. already there now let's get off you now on the run journalists and con chan down says nato is contradicting the initial aim of its mission. we have now nato was main rebel commander in tripoli who was a former friend of a kind of so-called jihadi so this is really the big news the real today which hardly any of the new news networks are covering the white house to learn the west will never give up its domination of the globe without devastating and taken the rest of the world to war in as much so doing the main lesson for them and how do we develop our

and this is the third official day of mourning here in the city. and over the past three days we've spoken to many fans and friends of the players and the emotions have run from. the celebration of the team as fans gathered here throughout the past days chanting slogans of the team. shock disbelief grief somber attitudes all the entire gamut of emotions here in the city of. people here. and even though the team has been devastated by this tragedy it looks as though its spirit will live on how strong is the determination to rebuild after this. yesterday we had the opportunity to go to a hockey rink. too . because. this was a championship. and they don't want to lose that tradition so the coaches getting. to make sure that they rebuild. is. so that they can continue this tradition. it's. these people really take this to heart another thing moving forward if you will the investigation about them. not to get. the fuel that was put into the plane. this is what. it is my favorite team and number eight because it's strong and it's. going to games recently

down the official. from the. video on demand. now in the palm of your. home that's today for this hour it's time now for a business update with dmitri. thanks to a loan welcome to business r.t. and it's a big day for the russian gas industry as it starts filling the new nine billion euro undersea pipeline to europe gas deliveries through the first part of the nord stream projects to begin in two months when completed next year the twin pipeline will provide fifty five billion cubic meters of gas to european consumers annually this is about half the amount of gas currently being exported through ukraine to europe officials at the opening ceremony have hinted there might be a third pipe laid should relations with transit country ukraine not improve speaking of which the gas is pete disputes between moscow and kiev has more twists and turns than a viper and if that wasn't enough ukraine has big budget problems it's got to get its deficit down in order to receive i.m.f. funding and that's no easy task. it has very few means of closing the budget deficit so r

and the greek officials are falling apart the e.u. says greece has failed to cut its deficit you also have countries like finland who are resisting any more bailouts until they really understand what's going to going on in these troubled countries not just greece but obviously also portugal spain the use given greece a few more weeks to go with through with the plan then check on the situation in that country again of course that's raising even more doubts about greece's ability to avoid quitting the euro so it's understandable why investors may be panicking here in europe at the moment. with european markets on the slide leaders are struggling to keep a lid on their finances and things are much sunnier out east r.t. here's in just over ten minutes from now when one of india's leading economists gives some currency counseling. i think is generally recognize that if you want to have a single currency it needs to be backed by a single for school authorities now since the euro zone is different countries that must have a very shared unde

the bank will officially end at one minute after midnight. at that time, revised defense department regulations will take effect to reflect the new law allowing gays to serve openly. defense secretary panetta is expected to discuss the change tomorrow at a news conference. >>> new study that focuses on whooping cough cases bolsters the idea that students need to have regular vaccinations. the study shows whooping cough shots fade in effectiveness after three years. last friday, several bay area schools held free clinics to insure every student meets the new mandate requiring whooping cough vaccines for 7 to 12th graders. the rule is in response to last year's spike in cases. >>> now a medical advancement that may alter how doctors taken and treat cancer in women. doctors can look at ovarian cancer tumors. jim avila has more. >> reporter: it isjc2p a the dak breakthrough that could change the fight against cancer. doctors call it flourescent images. researchers at purdue university invented this technique that turns ovarian cancer cells into ea

the official. only pulled touch from the top story. on the. video on demand all keys among the old girls. and dollars since thieves now in the palm of your. comb be back with the headlines in about ten minutes but first the business news with marina. hello and welcome to business here on our team now deals worth around four hundred million dollars have been signed so in the visit of the u.k. prime minister david cameron of russia for the legation includes blue chip companies like royal dutch shell b.p. and british airways british d.i.y. every sale lurking fresh fruit will on bell apply an open mind stores in russia and the total investment could reach two hundred and fifty million dollars the u.k. is also expected to sign a deal with the russian state energy corporation which will help you pay companies with contracts in russia's expanding nuclear industry. and among other notable deals the russian state nanotechnology corporation is pine to fifty percent of the london based.

the official. from the. video. and. in the palm of your. comb. be back with the headlines in about ten minutes but first the business news with marina. hello and welcome to business here on our team now deals worth around four hundred million dollars have been signed during the visit of the u.k. prime minister david cameron to russia the delegation includes blue chip companies like royal dutch shell b.p. and british airways british d.i.y. every sailor confession will unveil a plan to open nine stores in russia and the total investment could reach two hundred and fifty million dollars the u.k. is also expected to sign a deal with the russian state energy corporation which would help the u.k. companies with contracts in russia's expanding nuclear industry. and among other notable deals the russian state nanotechnology corporation is binah forty to fifty percent of the london based pro bono bio for an undisclosed amount the financial times describes the company as a new medical company launching the world's first molecular scale nanotechnology treat

what santorum said is the official line of not just the u.s. government but more concretely the national security part of the government because unless you take the position that that the threat of terrorism including nine eleven has nothing to do with u.s. military presence in the middle east or wars that the united states fights on the soil of islamic countries then you're going to have a problem justifying a policy and so what happens here is that within the u.s. government and more broadly as it is essentially spread through news media in this country to the general population we get the general notion that we can't talk about any link between the wars that the united states fights in islamic lands against islamic people and the threat of terrorism when in fact you know it's very very well established that there is such a link and in fact in my article i quoted perhaps the most the most important most significant official document which represented that linkage which which presented in a front formal way that linkage which was the two thous

>> the official said they do not plan to raise the threat level for now, but that could change. ficial that this is the first most serious threat they have had around the noin-11 anniversary right now i am told they are not planning to change the president's schedule in any way. the president has been briefed throughout the day. first by the counter terrorism official and by his national security top official by tom don lynn's top deputy. he may be briefed throughout the day and will be throughout the weekend. you reported as you know they learned during the bin laden raid that al qaeda and bin laden was interested in attacking the u.s. around this and other anniversaries. the president ordered his counter terrorism team to begin a process of stepping up the u.s. is as i'm told security posture for this date. they began a four-month planning process to prepare for what they say is exactly an eventuality like this. they anticipated a threat like this. they are ready for it. they say they are treating the threat seriously and in their words pulling all threads. they began working o

participation; approving the form of the certificate purchase contract; approving the form of the officialtement in preliminary and final form; approving the form of the continuing disclosure certificate; authorizing the acceptance by the city of certain property in connection with the execution and delivery of the refunding certificates of participation; authorizing the payment of cost of issuance; authorizing the taking of appropriate actions in connection therewith; and related matters. supervisor chu: thank you very much. for this item we have anthony. >> good morning, members of the committee. i am here on behalf of our office for the resolution before you to approve the funding certificate of participation within the san francisco redevelopment agency in the 2002-2004 bond. approved by the voters are in 1976 and 1988, with propositions moving north. for services to the city, we currently expect, based on market initiatives, to achieve $5.9 million within five% of the funded partner. -- 5% of the funded partner. to the extent that they were able to achieve this on the funding, those r

the sting. bob. >> reporter: scott, u.s. officials tell us the suspect was deadly serious about his plans to attack the u.s. capitol and the pentagon with remote- controlled airplanes filled with explosives, but the plot had no chance of succeeding. 26-year-old rezwan ferdaus went by the name of bollywood when he played in a massachusetts band. but u.s. officials say the drummer is also a self- radicalized jihaddist, intent on attacking americans in the u.s. and overseas. ferdaus was arrested this morning and now faces charges of plotting attacks and supporting a foreign terrorist organization. ferdaus was arrested after he bought what was believed to be 25 pounds of plastic explosives, three grenades, and six automatic assault rifles from undercover f.b.i. agents posing as al qaeda operatives. over the past nine months, agents recorded multiple conversations in which ferdaus laid out plans for an aerial attack. he bought one small drone aircraft and planned to buy others which he then allegedly hoped to fill with explosives, flying i