his players undercount is a really one trophies of benevolence scotland and russia where he won the u.a.e. for cow pam a domestic championship was in eats so he's managed to form a strong bond with the players especially both have played under him in some petersburg and newman believes his mentality is second to none tactical motivation as well. discipline right mentality and i think he sees in the right place universe as well russia had few problems in qualifying for the euro two thousand and twelve finals at spuyten early here camp haven she finished top of a group of the newman believes the russians can do well at the european championships is always difficult because sometimes you think teams were doing well and then all of a sudden they don't perform and sometimes you have also some surprises with a country but we know that they have a very good team could good players players who can score goals can make a difference but it's always interesting especially. because it will be tough but it's possible we'll soon find out how well russia during the euros and they will start a strong fav

u.a.s. operations conducted outside of restricted warning and prohibited areas are authorized only under a temporary c.e.o. a certificate of authorization from the f.a.a. now the c.e.o. of process is adequate for enabling a small number of flights but does not provide the level of air space access necessary to accomplish the wide range of d.o.d. u.a.s. missions at current and projected operational tempo this constraint will only be exacerbated as combat operations shift from abroad and systems return to u.s. locations well. only congress took heed of this request because earlier this month in a defense budget bill the senate armed services committee asked the government to haste in the way that it approves of drone flights outside of military airspace and that came after president obama approved a lot of february ordering the f.a.a. to integrate civil drones into the air space by september of two thousand and fifteen but another news report out there suggests that the military being maybe a

yellow card at the euros if they walk off the pitch after being racially abused the warning comes from u.a.e. for president michel platini however the head of football's european body also said referees have the power to stop games if racial abuse occurs his remark comes after italy forward mary a better telly said he would walk off walk off the field if he became a victim of racism or they're pretty neat hopes italy's coach sees or planned delhi will stop the striker from carrying out the threat. referees have the authority to stop the match if there are problems and they will do it because racism is above everything else i hope that mr both then you will be empowered but chose not to put on daily that's not my problem that's a problem for italy then of course you mustn't leave the beach because there could be a yellow card if you left the match most people want you to basketball where oklahoma city have become the first team to reach the n.b.a. finals they beat san antonio one hundred seven points in ninety nine to win the western conference finals series fourteen kevin durant top scoring

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doctor on the mohammad or from the independent syria tribe website live with us on the line from the u.a.e. be a broadband thanks for your analysis thank you very much. inside syria human rights activists say around one hundred people are killed each day in fighting between the rebels and pro-us. but for since most of the victims are civilians the u.n. estimates more than ten thousand people have died since the conflict began early last year and as the rebels desperately try to bring down the ruling regime they seem to be using any means available to them no matter how small they are artist marina maria from notion has more because it was a place for these kids boys and girls is at the playground and someone dressed them in a military uniform hung them with real guns to teach them what to say and put in front of camera now and this little girl for maybe five years old and she's almost crying as people behind the camera pushed her and other kids to chant and slogans out of nineteen q it's hard for me sam and. this footage is just one in a series of clips posted online showing the ugly face

bad hotel is in ukraine that prices apparently a ten fold increase well this didn't impress the say u.a.e. the president michel platini he called somebody hoteliers rothfuss he didn't mince his words but we we're here in ukraine to say we're here in the fall victim of operating behind me and so far we haven't encountered any problems the ukrainian national perspective is very much about making this an issue not about the for this issue is not about you it's a machine it's all about the football and so one of the watchword here is ukrainian hospitality they want this tournament to be remembered as one that was hospitable everybody is welcome of all nations all creates and to enjoy the football and the football will be the priority not the political issues not the social issues. all right kate thanks very much indeed for bringing us the very latest on the euro two thousand and twelve football championships reporting there from ukraine. why we are covering all the latest news from poland and ukraine on this special day for football fans in our sports board and that will be coming your way ab

place suffer any kind of abuse and matches have been stopped for the has been a president during the u.a.e. for qualifying games where italy played serbia in general in october two thousand and ten and after severe found trouble not to study the race nights of in serious trouble the referee decided to stop the match and this to me were awarded a three no victory ukraine and poland have had five years to prepare for the have been problems these of being reported there's been delays over stadiums and infrastructure there are also problems reported about hoteliers in ukraine prices apparently a ten fold increase well this didn't impress the say you wait for president michel platini he calls some of these hoteliers rubbish he didn't mince his words but the watchword here is ukrainian hospitality they want this tournament to remain to be real. as one that was hospitable everybody is welcome all nations all creeds and to enjoy the football and the football or be the priority not the political issues not the social issues. most of it hasn't all been about football the polish town of lords either

experiencing you folks to some of the italians you have a bit of a jake about the fact that with the u.a.e. twenty twelve people at the moment they're no sure how prestigious the win would actually be given the past the way it is with greece and saying and of course i think the troubles that they. countries are going feed they're experiencing very very similar thing and it could be a wealthy time a lot of the famous one years now that you're talking about it being month it could be days where we could actually be saying good bye for the year all together yes sarah ferguson very interesting times on there thanks very much for you the update there from rome. still to come for you this hour as well when journalism becomes a jail sentence. shooting a video camera is a lot more dangerous of us in shooting a gun find out why a growing number of reporters in america father themselves behind bars just for doing their jobs. and it happened in the last china sends its first female a sort of op into orbit prompting a surge of national pride for the entire space program across the nation we've got the

this here she's heading in a different direction the u.a.e. is riding her bike from tear to paris to commemorate the march of the russian army in his defeat of napoleon in eight hundred twelve the only thing she had to conquer was a visa let's reset for most of us taking a mile long walk is already an accomplishment and a four and a half thousand kilometer bike ride forget about it but you only assess runs temple hours every morning in the winter and the sort of the snow melts she's back on her bike so this trip should really be a piece of cake because i'm your girl and i often get asked why don't you take anyone along with me you are but how can i would you come with me i'm not sure you'll be able to see through and i'm sure i will never go to see a doctor i never get sick in the seventeen years i've been doing this i only take a first aid kit some bandages and antiseptic but comment here is somewhat of a silly. pretty local politicians believe her exceptional physical shape and enthusiasm are just what people of all ages need in this day and

u.a.s. missions at current and projected operational tempos this constraint will only be exacerbated as combat operations shift from abroad and systems return to u.s. locations well apparently congress took heed of this request because earlier this month in a defense budget bill the senate armed services committee asked the government to haste in the way that it approves of drone flights outside of military airspace and that came after president obama approved a law in february ordering the f.a.a. to integrate civil drones into the air space by september of two thousand and fifteen but another news report out there suggests that the military being maybe a little too gung ho about this according to bloomberg the military's three biggest roads are the most accident prone in the entire air force northrop grumman global hog and the more famous general atomics predator and reaper drones all three of had a total of nine point three one accidents for every one hundred thousand hour. as a flight glo

u.a.e., turkeys, all the countries in the region are new supplying the resistance with weapons. >>shepard: at our direction? >>guest: not according to our direction. they feel very strongly about this that the syrian government has acted in a way that is not corn siftent with international norms and they are supplying those weapons with the resistance. the united states is starting to get more involved in terms of sharing intelligence, providing communications gear, et cetera, but, very reluctant to talk about taking military action and putting marines on the ground. we have to be very careful about that because this has a tendency, it could, of throwing a blame it to the tinderbox because you have iran, lebanon involved, russia would be involved, and jordan. you have to be careful what the united states does other than raising high the roof beam of criticism toward what russia is doing by not bringing syria, it client state, to the table in a way to effect a resolution. >>shepard: to put a point on what you said we are working with the resistance, supplying intelligence and oth

he was a successful news presenter in the u.a.e.n he was asked to leave his well paid job for the good of the cause. i didn't think twice, he said, i just came here to the arab capital that his colleagues request not be nad, because they worry about the long arm of the syrian secret service finding these people. guest: that's very interesting and also very important, because repressive regimes historically try to crack down on information to the people that they're trying to suppress. we've seen that in china. we see to this day. that's why we have organizations like voice of america, radio for europe, radio free asia, and it sounds like this gentleman, this entrepreneur, is trying to do his part, and it's good to see things, you know, like that happen, try to get the message out to the repressed people. host: so next telephone call is from california. rocky, independent. good morning, sir. guest: good morning. i just have a couple of points i want to make about syria. number one, we can't afford to do anything in syria, ok? i keep