it takes time to put on a dry suit as well as making thora tracks on the equipment before finally getting used to the cold water. divers always had under the ice tethered to a safety line which is controlled by a team member above picture over your head your rope your role the first dive is always made by an experienced instructor you like to tosca is to learn to navigate on to the ice to exchange signals with your partner correctly and to control the equipment. i study ving is fraught with danger the visibility beneath is only twenty to twenty five meters if the breathing apparatus fails the diver will not be able to surface immediately because of the ice above. the diver has to be aware of where the exit is. even in winter time life goes on under the white sea ice. on the seabed near the bolshoi christofi island there are underwater columns of kelp scattered about. cold water is the best environment for this seaweed. fish move slowly through the cold war to the sea bass are used to the divers and often let them come up very close. there looks a menacing and they're not even afraid of br

thursday following his father's memorial a move seen as the twenty seven year old consolidating his or thora he over the nation kim jong il who had ruled since one nine hundred ninety four died of a heart attack two weeks ago. but it's good to have you with us on this day the last day of two thousand and eleven now the new year has already arrived in the pacific and parts of russia's far east are making its gradual sweep all across the globe and as we prepare to ring in two thousand and twelve right here in the heart of moscow we are looking back at the key events that shaped two thousand and eleven it's already been dubbed the year of protests and artie's and he said now he's been covering many of them. two thousand and eleven could easily go down as the most eventful year in years the killing of bin laden after a decade long manhunt libya's gadhafi after months of nato bombing and the death of north korea's kim jong il don't even begin to illustrate twenty eleven. times chose the protester as person of the year and although there were different slogan signs and demanded solutions twenty el

and anshul services or thora he refused to comment but they clearly heeding police advice security is tight in the money district. a small group of people recently stormed the offices of a mining company during a national strike they claim to be part of the occupy movement those here though deny any links but that hasn't stopped police tarring them with the same brush it's just unfortunate that some people actually have done that and it's causing police attention and it's going to label us as people will we will get a few bad and it's going in here and in any organisation and they've said well that they're all like human on main it's just not true the original occupy camp hopes to keep its protest peaceful evicting anyone using its name as an excuse for violence they might not be al-qaeda but any minority prepared to step the wrong side of the law could play straight into police hands either bennett r.t. london. demonstrations have been held in cities worldwide calling for the release of one of america's most famous prisoners lumia was incarcerated thirty years ago for killing a wife

relationship with india is to say so and also pakistan because in pakistan the military has the absolute all thora t. and if we see over the past two years the military has sidelined the civilian government we saw after bin laden's killing the. government of president zardari has just subordinated all the foreign policy to the military and when it comes to the key and vital decision making about pakistan foreign policy is the military weight just makes the shots not this if. unfortunately over the past decade and indeed since the inception of relationship between the two countries over the past five years the united states has banked on the pakistani military has not helped in a significant way this of alien government and democracy in the country which is good for the for pakistan and also for security in the region and it's time to bank a change to that policy and to continue its engaging and continue to support this. civilian government and also this is a civil society in pakistan which are working for the progress of pakistan and on the add a hand to get a tough ally with the military establis

in terms of civil rights thora to responsibilities already been sued by employees association it's almost certain that they'll be suits by the securities and exchange commission and the c.f.o. to see as well. by all kinds of a customer to course but in terms of in minutes trade of actions there are those enforcement actions are almost certain but the dog that has refused to bark for about a decade is the justice department and that's a big question we just saw in the wall street journal a u.s. official come out and say that basically the justice department has thrown up its hands and decided that it's too tough these criminal prosecutions against a lot of these financial executives that it's better left to regulators which can only take civil action is that really the best we can get for the for the damage we've seen mr black. well i'm old enough to remember that when the barbie doll got huge criticism for saying it had the words math is hard i'm old enough to remember that how even now this is the most pathetic excuse for not prosecute of course it's are you going up against the best cri

in baghdad tell me claim that such a large attack was impossible without some kind of help from the thora he thought he fled to iraq's kurdish region after an arrest warrant was issued against him for terror charges but the fifty eight were killed in baghdad by multiple car and roadside bomb. and the violence comes just days after u.s. troops of course say goodbye to iraq nine years after the invasion began over one hundred thousand iraqi civilians and thousands of american soldiers lost their lives in a war that cost america a trillion dollars now many iraqis say the war was a mistake and they're sending that message very clearly to u.s. leaders now correspondent sean thomas reports. packing up to head home it may be easy to overlook the total costs of war at least one hundred fourteen thousand iraqi civilians killed as well as four and a half thousand american soldiers millions displaced from their homes not to mention a one trillion dollars financial burden still the former occupiers leave behind some words of encouragement i can say that with confidence in the next twenty or fifty yea

mixed about twenty coming to the demonstrators in central moscow today but the opposition slams the or thora to use for the rest of protesters or earlier this week but obviously they haven't been detained for nothing have their. well you see dispersing the legal round it it's always tricky and difficult for police forces usually of course to have a sentence which i never actually compatible with your opinion and it should be addressed to it's not the only. one that is clearly after western the army has not asked his supporters to leave the place where it had started their demonstration and march towards the crimean so actually this was sort of the problem. we have from when you when you mention a sense of a provocation let's let's draw some comparisons here just for a moment we've seen a tough crackdown on occupy wall street protesters in the u.s. there with batons tear gas pepper spray even rubber rubber bullets are the same in places such as athens i mean compared to about the russian police seem to have engaged in a peaceful demonstration here well as far as you know. the full kitchen. we

worn down by fighting militias that are armed to the teeth levy is near thora these are striving for cash they call them the u.n. this week to freeze assets worth an estimated one hundred fifty billion u.s. dollars to pay wages and rebuild state institutions artes of saddam boy co-founded mattingly wondering who is going to fund their future. after months of waking up to gunfire residents of tripoli now have to get used to a new alarm until the city of two million people has an extensive rooster population and the birds have colbert replaced a rifle charter as the heralds of the million dollar. there was no exchange of gunfire the situation is ok. while the revolutionary russia has spared hardly any wall in tripoli people here are clearly fatigued by eight months of civil war this may be deliberate and believe it's very few wanted to break free from the obligations of the old regime on the surface it seems that the normal full life in tripoli has been restored to the city where many homes didn't have access to face to face or laffin few months ago already has its fountains up and run

be very quiet very patient and wait until it's possible to assess more clearly what degree of all thora to this this new leader has and whether he's interested in taking his country in a new direction it is just possible that he is seeing interesting taking a country like north korea north in a new direction john if i go to you i mean that simply has to happen i mean economically speaking i mean when you kim kim jong il be came to power there wasn't mass starvation by the time a few years into his consolidation from what we understand there was a massive famine in me because we cannot continue its economic model let alone its isolation i mean is this something that the younger kim can do in break with because right now we're looking at everyone wants to look at transitioning continuity but the status quo cannot stand for very much longer or we face and i want to talk about the second part of the program regime collapse. well i think it's a little unrealistic to expect one person especially someone in their twenty's to affect transformative reforms in north korea what we might see howeve

original classification of thora days to take the stand say any of this on the record so just keeping all of that in mind let me introduce you to another part of the government's argument against manning one that's not only ludicrous but incredibly dangerous to the freedom of speech and of the freedom of the press one of the charges here the army private faces aiding the enemy a defense that could be punishable by death although the prosecution has stated that they will not be seeking an execution and for a long time we've all been wondering who exactly the enemy is of the government wants to claim he was a. a wiki leaks is no ally of the us government let's not forget also by no means is an enemy this by the attempts of certain u.s. lawmakers to classify the website as a terrorist organization let's just admit the obvious with wiki leaks is a whistle blowing web site it's one with no allegiance to any government any nation it can be considered an international media organization and the government might not like the classified information that they're willing to publish because it's