embedded internationally top journalists talk about the concern of targeting of the got embedded they turi of clark who is the spokesperson for the pentagon who came from the big p.r. firm helen knowlton extremely effective who held the betting process is a spectacular success said about the killings that day baghdad is an unsafe place. they shouldn't be there but that's our role as journalists to get it right the silence. to bear way. through all of this discussion that goes on about inspections and weapons of mass destruction and the violation of un resolutions and all of this there's very little discussion of who is going to die in this war who's going to be wounded in this war how many people are going to be blinded how many children are going to lose their limbs there's no. human rigid picture of what the result of this war will be. there sire but on. ali ali my son ali both my son ali his legs my son ali in war people die large numbers of people die but we don't show you who dies the war is organized on american television the way under the principle of all about us it's all that ame

today the ameran companies investing re i tury, first of all ung turkey as a hub will reach them out to africa, asian markets, caucasian markets by ung the opportunities at have been offered by turkey. so what we want is turkey in that frameworkor instae ... for th american markets to open up or in turke but we hava saying in turkey, to stick the needle in. first of all, i am... so with turkey first of all where we able to promote ourselves good? i mean our products good to the s.? before i came here, i had... been to six states, new york, texas,calirnia, georgia. as you know, these states are making the 60% of total import of the u.s. antwo months ago i had visited those states one by one and i had meets with the businessmen ere and i talk abt which produc we can sell tohe u.s. >> rose: there's a question about how much curty wants to be part of the european union. help us understand whether the grt desire f rkeyto in the eupeannion is still there and what do you see as the prospect. >> translated ): okay. let me reitete. turkey is in the eastern part of europe. anturkey is a very i

. >> re: what about tury? i mean, there's a country that is increasing its economic relationship with iran. >> or they say they are. >> rose: or they say they are. so you... wait? meaning they're not? >> well, i think that there's two variables here: one is what the government says and the other is what the private sector does, okay? we've seen over the last few years, we've seen a lot of political statements that indicated a desire to increase trade, a lot of m.o.u.s signed saying "we're going to do this deal or that deal." but what we're seeing over the last few months-- and it's still new so i don't want to say how this is going to sort out-- this latest pressure that we're talking about really started in sort of july. so it's fairly new. but what we're seeing is that the private sectors around the world don't want to go along with these sorts of desires of... >> rose: the companies may not believe many what their company believes in, that it's important to increase the commercial relationship? >> or that i