the names of three thousand two hundred sixty two casualties have now been established. post-mortem reports make it clear the most of the people were tortured before they were killed . service minister for public health zoran stankovic worked at the institute for forensic studies during the war he witnessed the inquest into the deaths of the serbs and examinations from mass graves in bosnia. we saw the bodies of captives military men with their heads chopped off one served for example had been hit on the head with a blunt object and his eyes had been cut out moreover it was clear that his eyes were moved when he was still alive many of the bodies for signs of a very cruel method of murder we informed the hague tribunal about it and supplied it with all of a little records. one of the most popular theories concerning caesar a strip of not of just troops is that it was an act of revenge against muslims. nine hundred ninety three un resolution called on peacekeeping forces to just samba combat formations that entrenched themselves and strengthen it so the muslim enclave was

thousand and two two thousand and five but nobody. gave the information about who about so-called suspects about so-called terrorists who were very aware and this is the information that both concrete persons who were brought to the fenian this information is lacking and this is the core of the problem and this allowed to lithium officials of that time to say that you know we didn't have prisons because good is no evidence and no facts about concrete so-called terrorist yes we had as they say here we had the building ve had the infrastructure but it was not used but the question is why planes were lending many times why we had the reports about negotiations among between the u.s. and if we knew so it was very. i would say i'm concrete investigation and it disappointed many oh right and we're talking here about high level government official need this is a bill goes high up in the echelon are we likely to see anyone take responsibility given that you're dealing with actual government here. you know to tell the truth. we should say that

two men out. one vehicle from the embassy is still outside. the swiss represent the american interest because the u.s. have no diplomatic relations with iran. things began moving rapidly when the iranian attorney you see there for the two men was able to obtain a signature from a second judge in the case. that was the last obstacle standing in the way of their freedom. something required by the iranian court. cost of freedom for fattal an bauer half a million dollars each. not clear who paid that money. it is believed they will return to the u.s. soon and probably the same way fellow hiker and former prisoner sarah shourd returned after her release in december. transported by the swiss diplomat from the prison and flown to oman and back to the u.s. fattal, bauer and shourd were arrested hiking near the iran/iraq border in 2009. charged with spying. the two men received eight-year prison sentence last month. all three say it was just a mistake. they were doing no spying. in any case, they're free g

two thousand and two june two thousand and two with the first loya jirgah this is. grand assembly and many that wasn't before the bombing started i don't know this is after the bombing this was june two thousand and two the bombing began october seventh two thousand and one this is the first attempt to bring about real democracy a lot of people including the women you know health workers educate educated afghan women thought you know now we're going to have a say and when they saw the warlords brought in or these individuals who. who who used the whole situation they realize they weren't going to have a say so disillusioned began to set him and and you know it was like this one mistake after another and these are were mistakes which didn't have to happen i mean the british women in two thousand and two two thousand and three promised tribal afghans at least in areas who were grown poppy saying allow us to destroy your crops and will compensate you the compensation did not happen so that left a lot of very angry farmers and farm is whether they're in canada or austra

i had two kids with me. police launched a special operation to push the crowd back plain clothes men came up to me pointed to the snipers who were at the top of the building and said i better leave this place. sharpshooters were over there and there. and also in that tower. the windows were open. and i would do the following morning i was arrested in my home and put in prison. the list some and night watch activist didn't affect the situation in any radical way. the day after the dispersal of the first i'm straight thousands of people tend to the money together this time police used tougher methods to break up the crowds with flash bang grenades and take. more than one hundred fifty people were injured in two days of clashes with police one man died in hospital all that happened in the early hours of april twenty seventh two thousand and seven which has since become known as the brahms night. dmitri linter was already in prison at the time but this is talon central prison. mysel was number five on the second

up until two thousand and seven the memorial stood on thomas maggie square in central talon in two thousand and six this tony and government relocated the bronze soldier there were strong protests by the russophone population russian speakers account for one third of the republic's total inhabitants even a stone stone to protest. what we call on the people to make legal protests without violating the constitution or laws of a stonier dimitri linter is the organizer of the night watch movement the new public organization sought to have the government repeal its decision to relocate the bomb soldier activists organized around the clock vigil near the monument was dismantled people came to protest. i. know. it's it is grace it's it is drinks it's a disgrace. to support our standard and there were five or six thousand people there but it's not only it. was. on the march and i had two kids with me when police launched a special operation to push the crowd back plain clothes men came up to me pointed to the snipers who are at the top of the building and said i better leave this place but it's the

the recent breaking news today and tonight prime minister putin will run for the presidency of the two thousand and twelve elections was made at the ruling united russia party as i knew all convention president medvedev said that he will head the party in a parliamentary elections and is ready to lead the government if they win. the historic speeches first. united russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another in the figure that he is to russia the stability that he brought may have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how it would unfold no one knew and more importantly no one really expected at least the people here that it would be to say i'm not support it because the session opened with the two leaders coming in to gather it's an opening with his speech saying that we the two of us do know how this will all unfold and what's in here is not who does my job and when but the people also that's really been the theme of this day despite that we slowly got hints that maybe today was going to be the day and then president heads radi

six six two the final score. had a chance to the french. was an avid take kids now on this happy have given myself another opportunity to see just go. you know i use the little bit of that. spirit from last year really go after it and see what i can do but it. was a major highlight of my career there was another classic match up between novak djokovic and roger federer in the men's semifinals the march a full five setter with joker fighting back bringing the from two sets too much point starting to eventually team the win six seven four six six three six two seven games to five the epic result five time winner federal laws that the seams teachin to the same man up last year's u.s. open while the top seeded djokovic is even for his third grand slam crown this year alone. it's always important to. be kong to stay positive and to believe believe that you can win i mean since you're already in the fifth set for the match it's only one break difference so make the break. rafael nadal now stands between djokovic and gl

you can't have two n.c.o.'s. maybe one who has the -- or is that the this thing that puts them over? they have the college degree? they're at a different level? >> yes. it's possible to have an n.c.o. run a program when there's no officer available. if you have two n.c.o.'s then one of them has to have a college degree. commissioner maufas: ok. >> in order to do that. vice president yee: any other questions, comments on this? commissioner fewer. commissioner fewer: so i think that the purpose of doing this is to be more in compliance with the guidelines for the jrotc program, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. commissioner fewer: ok. but according to our jrotc enrollment and i know you gave us some numbers but this was actually presented to us from our planning, research and accountability and i think that they probably are pretty accurate also. and so i'm looking at -- so when we talk about compliance, now, so i'm a little confused because yesterday at a meeting we said we had eight jrotc instructors, i think, one,

percent that we called it in two thousand and two when he said go ninety percent of your portfolio into gold and silver i haven't changed my allocation sense then i'm still ninety percent goldens over max what about the psyops here because the dollar in that time is down thirty four percent but if you were to look at the other financial news programs you would think that the safe haven during this entire time it's always been the u.s. dollar is a prominent headlines and you would think in fact that the valar tile dangerous asset to associate yourself with is silver because the psyops of the mainstream media like c n b c is a propaganda outlet like again the vietnam war if you look at those vietnam war movies or. some chick on a speaker someone saying you americans you'll never win this war hero type of thing that's what c. and b. c. is all about they're flooding the airwaves with propaganda that the dollar is good and that precious metals are bad and of course we're going to lose this war because soldiers go to five hundred thanks to you and of course many in the west think somehow that

thousand and two thousand and eight when it would almost all for to begin a two state solution to the palestinians on the raw bus and the palestinians have always said no the problem is that this action of going to the united nation that the paper is not for the space or more than just that the palestine papers say nothing there are selection of documents from god knows where they're not important we don't really know where the palestinian stand what we do know is when olmert put the package on the table about said no the same as when bill clinton then it would barak put the package on the table and yasser arafat said no that we know ok danny said i'm glad i have a kid somebody said mark i think in a conversation go ahead. so i'm sure that under that package may or first i want to i want to put pose a question to mr morris which is that let's assume we can go back to the partition plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred

child and russian ice hockey team has crashed near the runway in the town of lettuce lawful that's two hundred seventy kilometers northeast of moscow now latest numbers there are two survivors among the forty five people who were on board. germany's highest court rules of the country's bailout billions for struggling nations are legal but warns angela merkel she'll have to ask permission exiled she wants to run to the rescue. hundred colonel gadhafi now surrounded by the rebels r.t. looks at how limited might become a breeding ground for extremists and face an even bigger civil war. a deadly blast rocks india's capital eleven people are dead and dozens injured at the city's worst attack in nearly three years. over across developments as they come through on the youngest level playing disaster for the next few minutes that we focus on europe at the economic and political tangle that it's finding itself in. professor sachs snyder thank you very much for joining us we're going to be talking about the e.u. but what a mess it all seems to be in what's happened so it. will endure the e.u. ha

the economic tsunami that is facing the world that russia needs to be a safe haven they need these two leaders and this political party is problematic is that is that in my opinion we need to show stability and continuity as you say there is economic tsunami has been washing up against the borders of russia and yet russia for the most part has managed to avoid what is the most part the big part of the global economic collapse do you stay with me here and r.t. if you wouldn't mind arty's and he said no way has been covering the event live for us i think i knew what united russia party conference in down town in moscow and major announcements made today i know you've been gauging the reaction with those are there at the conference i understand the conference is one. the enthusiasm however is just gearing up what do you have for us it is indeed what a day the energy in this state was tremendous when these two major announcements were made i just want to take you through exactly what happened no one expected that one the announcement about the presidency would be made after prime minister

and accept equal rights and have a two state solution so long as they refuse a two state solution and want all of palestine there will be no settlement no peace only violence. i think that palaces have already accepted the two state solution it's the israel hasn't exactly they haven't the fact that we know the no. more than . three housing units being established just last month alone we saw more than six thousand two hundred housing units being established in in the west bank this is a clear indication that israel doesn't want to have a two state solution but instead it wants to create bantustans for the palestinians and this is something that no palestinian leader including the likes of us is going to accept unfortunately benny i have always i've always opposed to the settlement enterprise i continue to oppose the settling settlement enterprise as an obstacle to peace it is an obstacle to peace but it's not the major obstacle to peace the major obstacle to peace is the palestinian desire to wipe israel off the map this is the problem ok all right i'm going to give you the out that y

in the summer of two thousand and two it shifted suddenly to enhanced interrogation in order to find out if baghdad had contacts with al qaida so we were actually torturing people not under the so-called smoking gun argument that we might have another attack so it was justified we were torturing people so we could attack iraq and convince the american people we should do so that's how drastic it got now ask me why they want to go to war with iraq and i'll give you a half a dozen answers if it's douglas feith that's protection of israel if it's paul wolfowitz the deputy secretary of defense it's a little bit of israel it's a little bit of oil and it's a little bit of bringing peace and democracy and freedom to the middle east if it's george bush who i fear the nexus between al qaida and baghdad which cheney had convinced him of i'm sure george tenet had convinced him of it george tenet didn't think there was that big a nexus. with dick cheney i think it was all iraq right now is sitting on probably two hundred billion barrels maybe three hundred billion barrels that's a rx on oil repo

those two first goals and two first goals you know proper to new york. before of time plays an important part and you expect the linesman to do is as your. let's move now to boxing where miguel cottoned on tonya margarita continue preparing and promoting their upcoming bout puerto rican quarter looking for sweet revenge after losing to the same man a few years ago as the two go head to had for his w.b. super welterweight world title on december third however it's the certain weight restrictions driven by cartels that are drawing more attention form a champion in a lighter category margarito says he has no idea why his opponent insisted on cutting one pound off the standard one hundred fifty four pound upper limit for that super welterweight bout in just over two months time. i want to make it clear that i don't know why i called to wanted to make this specific which restriction he became w.b. champion at one hundred fifty four pounds and should defend his title within the same weight limits otherwise it should go down to will to eat. now every balun is a

goals down to draw two two and launched the city and sunderland had all their goals within the first fifty eight minutes as they thrashed stoke four nil. now two thousand and seven motor g.p. champion casey stoner has led a repsol honda one to you at the arab and grand prix in spain to claim his eights win of the year and extend his lead at the top of the season standings well crashes came sick and fast an hour again but the leaders steered clear star that had started from pole and never relinquished them into a game at the end of the first lap teammate dani pedrosa came in second out of defending champion for veterans i responded is now forty four points adrift of stone overall with just four races left in the calendar. every new zealand world cup day returns russia have announced their squad for their second game against italy in else launches day and the best starting lineup includes australia and the coaching staff of made for changes to the team that lost thirteen six to the united states in their open up on thursday with their self who impressed after coming on as a substitute

our two children live with us. my home is not a place where i sell my art and i, like john, enjoy working from home. it gives us a chance to be with our kids more. it has been essential to the way we parent. and saves me the expense of renting a work space. that i could on the use part time due to my teaching duties. as you likely know, john, my husband, has not gone into the lucrative private practice. most of his medical student colleagues have. and works for the federal employee of the v.a. hospital and teaches medicine as well. for us, buying a large home as never been a realistic financial option. i think you have seen the letters my parents have submitted to you. they already visit a great deal and look forward to the time when they can move in with us if we can get permits for more space. i want to thank all of my neighbor who is have come to support us and coming here tonight. i would like to introduce our attorney. thank you. >> good evening. there is an existing photo of the building as it exists today. i

the people here that it would be done to stay and that's partly because the session opened with the two leaders coming in to gather putin opening with his speech saying that we the two of us do know how this will all unfold and what's important is not who does my job and when but the people so that's really been the theme of this day despite that though we slowly got hints that maybe today was going to be the day and then president medvedev said this. year should. i believe it would be right for the convention to support the candidacy of let's you know from going into presidential election. thanks. to the supply means i don't have to explain what kind of experience in authority president you know times. you show your skills and i'd like to see something despite rumors that there's been a split within our own time jim i can say this was a well thought through decision. and what came out as more of a surprise than the announcement that lead singer putin would in fact run for president in twenty twelve was the announcement in the proposal from listeners who tend to carry on the tradition o

shell season with a win and two losses with the latest two day old defeat coming by the hands of today's opponents sparks aka moscow it's no wonder that dinner on the war not only motivated by garnering quick revenge as it was also the club's first home game however it was the visitors hoping to score on a power play eleven minutes into the first period through anatoly nique on set i the beginning of the second period so both teams increased speeds consequently creating chances on either side of the rink but it was the now mostly zero comaroff the capsulized and one of a multitude of opportunities to level matters in this match the big so american result in the second period left the score at one hole going to the final twenty minutes it's safe to say that it was a goalkeeper's game adot points with nerves of steel bound to win the match for one of the sides and it was sparked sox busy netminder iran customs in who gave in first in the third period after one of denial was opening attacks and in the team's second goal to one to deny mlle the final score you know i think we did a great job

and we had the latter two years. again, what we did is we costed out the difference between the original contract and the amendments. the delta between those two. the wage concession, wage concee deferral, the wage concess,

the way i calculate, because normally a building in the marina has two flats with two bedrooms. this will have three flats with three units. you could have 18 people living in this building. it is not typical. i disagree with the staff. so i recommend having a shallow -- something that is more in line with this right here, three stories, not for -- four. and it would have a deeper backyard as well, which is conducive to having kids. president olague: are there additional speakers in support of the dr requestor? >> my name is stella. we represent the building to the east, a 21 unit apartment building. we have copies of several e-mail sent to staff stating our concerns. we have multiple units that will completely lose what in closet windows, which some people use as their office. our concerns are light, air, sunshine, and privacy. our tenants also brought up the issue of parking in an already dense area. we understand the light will proposed between our buildings is more than what is required. however, multiple units are affected. the proposed project has a significant impact, com