actions of a different astray and prime minister and east timor is no independent is now free . so great was very often too often interpret international law as what is in their particular interest at the time. we need to try to make rules that everyone will support if the united nations is ever to work great pals and listen or gender have to abide by the rules of the organization. but it's the great. that tend to push the rules aside when it suits their national interest and therefore when the united states says that what russia has done is in the fun's of international law well that trying to be taken as gospel to. the government in the change of power. in ukraine itself was surely in defiance of democratic principles now if i can draw one more parallel between what happened in east timor and the current situation in ukraine the conflict in this to more east timor was born out of the cold war dynamic because there was the fear that east timor may and may become a communist country and that could be threatening to western submarines and i think there are some parallels with wha

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take, say, the east timor case, which i mentioned.for 25 years, the united states strongly supported the vicious indonesian invasion and massacre, virtual genocide. it was happening right through 1999, as the indonesian atrocities increased and escalated. after dili, the capital city, was practically evacuated after indonesian attacks, the u.s. was still supporting it. finally, in mid-september 1999, under considerable international and also domestic pressure, clinton quietly told the indonesian generals, "it's finished." and they had said they'd never leave. they said, "this is our territory." they pulled out within days and allowed a u.n. peacekeeping force to enter without indonesian military resistance. well, you know, that's a dramatic indication of what can be done. south africa is a more complex case but has similarities, and there are others. sooner or later, it's possible -- and that's really up to us -- that domestic pressure will compel the u.s. government to join the world on this issue, and that will be a decisive change.

our guest host today the you're yen timor.nty of market action to talk to him about after the s&p 500 crossed over 2,000 for the first time ever also from my home state of new hampshire. we'll talk about that, too. tax discussion and coming up the debut from madden 15. it has its own viral video with over 6 million hits on youtube. lots of hype. we're going to check it out in just a few moments. >> why would best buy be able to beat on the bottom line handily, do you have any idea? >> is it a huge amount? >> 31 cents was the estimate, agisted per share was 44 cents. so 13 krenss and receive knew was in line. that's what i don't understand. revenue was 8.9 and expected was 8.9 the. same-store sales down 2.7%. >> stock is now dropping -- it's going back and forth -- >> no. >> it's doing some -- >> it's up in premarket. >> i'm waiting for the press release. >> 32 to -- 32 bid 32.90 ask. they're giving me my adjusted number, so that's normally what we do, even from continuing operations it was 42 cents. the number of -- >> comment

in the mid pinza peninsula south brown at edgewood the official game and chp on timor the mall was struck it's the that are hit on interstate 280 but this morning it was a mile line. >>: james: with the back over services go city hall and the gray skies ahead. we have noted some sun breaking through. right now were still low sixties for the most of the bay area. 64 and have you. the cloud coverage is high spread. begin show is still money against the northern california coastline. the coast line and its filtering in the valleys this morning. these conditions are even and the san ramon valley. temperatures were carter follow along these lines. >>: james: 47 days are warming up our interior valleys. research to see 80s again for the delta and the livermore valley. dosimeter specifically look like this. 80 degrees and settles a 85 and livermore 86 and antioch. closer to the water in a be a little cooler. 67 and san francisco and and the rest bit looks like will be in the low to mid '70's. >>: james: mild weather for the future. we do about temperatures a little bit thursday and friday. in th