they said a u.n. vote to recognize palestine would be counterproductive. >> is the good will is there on both sides, it is possible to get the peace process moving. this would be better than unilateral measures which do not helped. >> barack obama has also warned against a unilateral declaration of independence. >> the efforts to delegitimize efforts will end in failure. symbolic actions to isolate israel will not create an independent state. >> obama supports facing a future state on the 1967 borders. this has angered israel. at the same time, obama says that the palestinians must honor all previous agreents with israel. as september approaches, analysts say it is by no means certain that the u.s. will come to a vote on palestine. either way, the dispute might be about to enter a new phase. >> last month, the israeli foreign ministry warned that if you and recognizes the palestinian state, the 1993 oslo accords would be null and void. there are israelis who understand their neighbors desire for an in

itself and future u.n. peacekeeping missions could it not if you see a country brought to account and being brought to trial and how to compensate victims in an incident like that acrid put off countries being involved in future missions. absolutely absolutely and if one looks at the first the money of hundreds of dutch soldiers from person five as to what happened in seventy two you can see that there were actually put in quite a difficult position. politics were being played. high politics with people's lives you know you get a mandate to disarm and then they're telling you actually well don't this arm and then bad brooke breaks out and you're the one left responsible the other interesting thing that could happen as well is somebody in holland may decide that to clear their own name to clear the name of their state can actually start getting into what really happens there but it's that which is a whole different matter altogether because you know we keep talking about a thousand being killed but you know

. >>> france is calling for the u.n. security council to dump the resolution condemning syrian president bashar al assad for attacking the french embassy in damascus. the attack left three french workers injured. supporters of assad stormed the french and u.s. embassies on monday. rioters damaged the french ambassador's car and broke embassy windows. the french foreign ministry criticized the security forces for improperly dealing with the attack and ignoring obligations under international law. french prime minister francois fillon said in a radio program on tuesday that president assad had gone way beyond the limit. fillon said france and other european countries are calling for the u.n. security council to adopt a resolution denouncing assad. on tuesday all 15 members of the u.n. security council approved a statement that condemns the attacks against the u.s. and french embassies in damascus. >>> u.n. women is an organization launched in january and released its first report on july 6th, focusing on violence against w

this at a meeting of the u.n. security council held behind closed doors it's believed moscow criticize the french decision to deliver weapons to gadhafi rebels which russia says was a violation of the u.n. resolution. looks now at the roots of the dispute at the u.n. . no official statements but we do know that there was a discussion and russia says such actions violate the arms embargo that was imposed on libya and the weapons supplies also breached the un mandate that was given to establish a no fly zone and protect the libyan civilians the u.n. authorization was given in the middle of march and since then nato bombings have killed scores of libyan civilians undermining the goal of the operation speaking of goals western powers have their logic of understanding the goals of the operation they say in order to protect the civilians they need to get rid of gadhafi in order to get rid of gadhafi they need to weaken his strongholds which means intense bombing of the country and that's what the forces are now actively

a u.n. backed tribe you know has issued arrest warrants in the connection with of the murder of two thousand and five of lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri officials say the war and name for senior members of hezbollah members of the ground group denounced the tribunals and have vowed action against it rafik hariri was killed along with twenty two others in february twenty thousand and five in central beirut when a bomb exploded as his car passed by. tens of thousands of students and teachers took to the streets of go to demand improvements to the country's education system the demonstrators carrying signs and banners were soon dispersed by water cannons and tear gas the rally comes after a government pledge to inject some seventy five million dollars in into universities something the protesters called insufficient for tackling the educational crisis two weeks ago a similar margin at least seventy thousand people. venezuelan president hugo chavez says he's on his way to full recov

well let's face it the u.n. is trying to use very very hard numbers and what we're seeing from the white house what we're seeing from the pentagon is something else entirely and they're trying to make an argument right now regarding where they are going but you know what you can take a look back and see what it is they were arguing in the past the whole concept of dealing with a counterinsurgency was to put more people on the ground so they could try to address the problems of the people or they've decided they don't want to do that anymore in fact as you just described correctly what we're seeing now is death from the sky just like we did before except for the numbers are increasing dramatically but what the biggest problem that comes out of that is civilian casualties more deaths of innocents and which will do one thing it will drive the populace away from the united states which is one of our biggest problems in the first place well you know one of the interesting things about this if you look at this u.n. re

because if the u.n. is liable to one lawsuit it may be why would the lawsuits all over the world we also have families of serve their terms who are victims of moslem forces from serbia needs in the period of one nine hundred ninety two to ninety ninety five also. suing the dutch state themselves also for failing to provide protection. from what was supposed to be a demilitarized area. and this militarization never actually took place if one looks at the testimony of hundreds of dutch soldiers who testified as to what happened in seventy two you could see that there were actually put in a quite a difficult position politics were being played high politics with people's lives you know you get a mandate to disarm and then they're telling you actually well don't disarm and then babbar breaks out and you're the one who left responsible it's now or twelve minutes past the hour here in moscow you with. mobile phones are increasingly sophisticated these days but there's one you see might not have considered that

moscow criticized for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying the vagueness of the u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted in this instance a. country is a piece of cake rich. and you have more than one hundred million dollars abroad is told we have been. targeted by nato and wanted at the hague colonel gadhafi son reveals his theory on why the libya is at war in an exclusive interview with r t. greece is urging the e.u. to hand over its promised bailout after parliament approves deep spending cuts and a state asset selloff all that's despite the days of violent protests. just after eight pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us now to our top story moscow is alarmed by the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted after france supplied weapons to the rebel forces russia also urged the international community not to enforce a regime change in syria but instead help the rival sides political dialogue our correspondent has more on the story. libya was the key issue discussed during a meeting between two foreign m

the u.n. soldier, is this a true story?spired by a true story of a real woman. >> jon: and she was attempting to... there was i guess sex trafficking of underage women by u.n. soldiers, peacekeepers? >> she was peacekeeper and went to bosnia and she slowly uncovered this huge scandal. i mean, there was corruption at the corporate level by the private contracting company that hired her, by the u.n., by the state department, by the u.s. government. i mean, there were layer points. it was an old-fashioned thriller. it's someone trying to unravel a web of deceit and lies. >> jon: i am going to lose faith in our institutions if this type of thing... >> no, jon, you? surely not. [laughter] >> jon: surely the u.n. mismanaged military contractors in a war-torn nation. i'm really somewhat upset. now, were you able to film... >> in bosnia, no. we filmed in romania. so bucharest doubled for late '90s bosnia. >> jon: i have been to bucharest in the early '90s or late '80s i spent an hour layover. [laughter] >> in the airport, yeah. >>

points at the u.n. or other multilateral forum and things will not move forward right here on the ground where they need to make progress well that was a problem let's take a look at the nine hundred eighty eight palestinian declaration of independence that was approved by the united nations so in that sense palestinians have every right to claim a dependence don't they. that's not a problem we don't deny that when have we denied that we have said that a palestinian state living side by side in peace and cooperation with israel is definitely considered by us as an interest of israel itself and we don't deny that we have heard israeli prime minister states and declared that in public for there is to it would be iraq from its and you know to ariel sharon the all say that so that's not even the issue the issue is will this palestinian state come out of an agreement because if there is no agreement there will be no recognition and no state and once it's established can we have the guarantees that this will

now and i will talk about a u.n. report on the war in afghanistan that directly contradicts military officials are telling us lawmakers so who should we believe then we'll show you a blatant example of hypocrisy by the white house in the double standard that they have when it comes to leaking classified information and debt ceiling madness time is running out and republicans that won't budge so can somebody believe tell us what is wrong with these people we have all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has missed. this is that the end for the casey anthony trial my friends today a verdict was reached and it was read out loud. own. dog dropping moment they sought the death penalty against this woman and she got convicted of four misdemeanors this is a historic rejection of the prosecution's case the attorney who was once dubbed as somewhat hapless in this process now looks like a genius for basically that's right the case is over benit

conflicts more with the members of the u.n. security council in fact what's happening in libya is already affecting the u.n. security council's policies on syria because russia says it will veto any similar resolution on syria after what's happened with the resolution and we'll be all right r.t. as you go to prison often live in central moscow thank you. all are coming up in just a few minutes here on r.t. net gains the technological revolution loosening the trade of indian fisherman how mobile phones have transformed their business and their lives. plus what's behind romania as wish to unite with neighboring moldova party reports from both countries where tensions are high. germany is reportedly selling two hundred battle tanks and saudi arabia talk of a deal has caused outrage among germany's opposition politicians who claim the government would be breaking its own export rules they're also angry as saudi military has helped in the past to crush anti government demonstrations in. let's get some more due to the details on this

the u.n. in 2007 passed the u.n.declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples and it sets forth the landmark new standard for the survival and dignity and well-being of the world's indigenous peoples, including here in the united states. and these are rights that encompass all of our aspirations as american indians that harry dressed to the they've human rights declaration. and the obama administration endorsed that dream meant to go back in washington d.c. so we now see a new order and to stand at the threshold of implementing the u.n. declaration in this minimum standards and to our american domestic life and social aid. and they think if we can raise our domestic laws so that it comports with all of these minimum standards by the u.n. that it will strengthen federal indian law. it will result in discarding these nefarious legal doctrines that have become embedded in our federal and he and mom and make our nation a better place in a postcolonial world. the u.n. declarations arise from notions of equality, notions

trying even though that would violate the u.n. mandate. as a military officer i i can't doubt that at all because i don't see that we're swinging the balance there i don't see that we're winning in other words i don't see that we're forcing could offer to lily and as senator jim webb to ask in a hearing not too long ago three or four days ago when are we going to introduce ground troops because that seems to be the only way we're going to change this precarious balance that we've set up between the revolutionary forces of the war and the gadhafi regime on the other side. and it's heading out to another country the u.s. is extending its train strikes somalia a fly on manned combat operations in six countries into how warranted. all these drone strikes. are these drone strikes are an incredible development i often look at people who are so ardently in favor of them and say like to have them over manhattan. to have them over houston or los angeles because that's what's going to come in the future of the chinese are already working hard on dev

thanks for joining us and now to our top story moscow is alarmed by the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted after france supplied weapons to the rebel forces or russia also urged the international community not to enforce a regime change in syria but instead help the rival sort of rival sized rather seek political dialogue or correspondent a call you know that has more on the story. libya was the key issue discussed during a meeting between two foreign ministers that's following france's deployment of arms to libya france admitted it air drops guns in order to help civilians protect themselves and according to french foreign minister when it comes to protection of civilians school measures are justified they claim that u.n. security council's resolution allows them to do so why should believe it isn't it is unacceptable that it violates arms embargo to libya and russian foreign minister has said even though two ministers two countries have similar views on libya's future that has to be peaceful and democratic states that's a u.n. sec

also criticized bettors are sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying the vagueness of the u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted and misinterpret. this country is a piece of cake rich for the jazz. and you have more than one hundred million dollars to buy those abroad so we have a few that are. targeted by nato when wanted out of the hague colonel gadhafi son reveals his theory on why britain is up for an exclusive interview with r.t. . greece is urging the news of popped over as promised bailout after parliament appearance new spending cuts and state assets sell off well that's despite days of violent protests. just after eleven pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us and now to our top story moscow is alarmed by the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted after france supplied weapons to the rebel forces well russia also urged the international community not to enforce a regime change in syria but instead help the rival sides seek political dialogue a correspondent at the end of the car has more of the story. li

moscow criticised bettors for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying to face this u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted and misinterprets. your goal of gadhafi is to control libya. is the only good this is the target. of the videos will not allow them to do that. so the fight will continue targeted by nato and wanted at the hague colonel gadhafi saad reveals his take on why live it is a war and exclusive interview with r.t. . greece is urging the e.u. to hand over its promised bailout after parliament approves deep spending cuts and a stone asset sell off the spike in days of violent protests. and russian great is back to the international market we'll have more in the. twenty minutes in business. just after nine pm in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us and now to our top story moscow is alarmed by the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted after france supplied weapons to the rebel forces or russia also urged the international community not to enforce a regime change in syria but instead help the rivals of ri

interpretations of the u.n. security council resolution on libya foreign ministers said again after all those also once again said that the sides in the syrian conflict should resolve their differences through dialogue our correspondent is out the foreign ministry for us. libya was the key issue discussed during a meeting between two foreign ministers that's following france's deployment of arms to libya france admitted it air dropped guns in order to help civilians protect themselves and according to french foreign minister when it comes to protection of civilians school measures are justified they claim that u.n. security council's resolution allows them to do so russia needs it isn't it is unacceptable that it violates arms embargo to libya and said blushing foreign minister has said even though two ministers two countries have similar you ought to be a stooge of that has to be peaceful and democratic states that's a u.n. security council resolution can be easily misinterpreted. person lucia nine hundred seve

the u.n.>> the hacking scandal forces rupert murdoch to abandon his bid for b sky b. and key demand for protectors. >> it is 11:00 a.m. in singapore. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in london broadcasting in the u.s. on pbs and are run the world. this is newsday. >> in its main commercial city, mumbai has been hit by three coordinated bombings, leaving 21 people dead and hundreds more injured. it is the first attack since the islamic extremist attack in 2008. >> it was the evening rush hour when the bombs went off. three of them within 15 minutes. all targeted busy locations at a busy time of day. many people were on their way home from work. one eyewitness said he saw to duck -- two motorbike to explode in flames and the injured screaming for help. well over 100 people wounded in what president obama and condemned as outrageous attacks. many have lost limbs. >> the blast happened about 6:45 p.m., within minutes of each other. we feel this was a coordinated attack by terrorists. >> the first bomb went off

you know the u.n. declaration, the u.n. in 2007, passed u.n. declaration on rights of indigenous peoples and set forth landmark new standards for the survival and dignity and well-being of the world's indigenous people including here in the united states and these are rights that encompass all of our aspirations as american indians that are addressed in that comprehensive human rights declaration. and the obama administration officially endorsed that three months ago back in washington, d.c. so we, we now see a new order and a stand at the threshold of implementing that u.n. declaration and those minimum standards into our american domestic law and social policy and i think that the, if we can raise our domestic law so that it comports with all of these minimum standards, set by the u.n., that it will, strengthen federal indian law. it will result until discarding these nefarious legal doctrines that have been, become embedded in our federal indian law and, make our nation a better place, you know, in a post-colonial world. you know, these u.n.

at the end of the day it was under the u.n. flag that the whole mission was being run and the u.n. had the responsibility for demilitarizing srebrenica however and we have the testimony of dutch soldiers several dutch soldiers who've actually said that when they tried to demilitarize the zone disarmed the muslim fighters actually they received instructions from new york from the seat of the un to go easy on the demilitarization so at the end of the day the dutch were left holding the bag so to speak there were they were there to shoulder the blame they were patrolling with three hundred poorly armed soldiers against four thousand well our muslim soldiers who were never disarmed even though it was the mandate of the dutch soldiers and all other u.n. soldiers to disarm them so actually hala does have a beef against the u.n. but it's another matter of whether they're strong enough to to enforce it because now they are the ones being under pressure instead of the u.n. who is really the responsible party in this because it was to repeat under their flag that this whole. ugly event took

the u.n. can decide that the earth was flat. the u.n.n decide that the unis is flat and rotates around the earth. they can decide anything and they have. they can decide anything they want. what really decides the future is what happens here between us and between-- and to get peace between us and the palestinians, we need to negotiate peace. i think to the extent that one-sided anti-israel resolutions are frontloaded in the u.n., that actually pushes peace back and tells the palestinians you don't even have to try, you don't have to negotiate, you'll always get the approval of a large number of countries so you really don't have to make concessions, that you have make, in order to make peace because typically the conversation is what are the concessions that israel makes? to get peace you need concessions from both sides. and one-sided u.n. resolution would actually harden palestinian positions and there by push peace away. you know, at the end, at the end of the day, the beginning of a real day of peace, peace has to be negotiated. is

moscow criticise sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying to face this u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted innocence or. this country is a piece of cake rich guys. and you have more than one hundred million dollars deposits abroad told we have to be. targeted by nato and wanted at the hague colonel qadhafi son reveals his theory on why libya is that war in an exclusive interview with r.t. . and a greenstick is urging the e.u. to hand over its promised bailout after parliament approved deep spending cuts and state assets despite days of violent protests. bringing you the top news and commentary from around the world direct from the heart of moscow this is r.t. i'm sean thomas in glad to have you with us moscow has criticized the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted after france admitted it supplied weapons to rebel forces russia has also urged the international community not to seek to enforce regime change in syria but instead to help political dialogue within the country our correspondent natalia has been following the m

the u.n.alls for massive action in the horn of africa as the somali ministers warned millions could starve to death. it is a 11:00 a.m. here in singapore. >> it is 4:00 a.m. here in singapore, broadcasting to viewers on pbs and around the world. this is "newsday." president barack obama has warned the republican party that they were playing a dangerous game in the country's approach to resolving its debt crisis. in a live broadcast to the nation, he said the failure to solve the problem with tax increases would damage the economy. he also accused many of his republican opponents of refusing to compromise and allow for a temporary revising of official limits on arwin. >> despite our disagreements, republican leaders and i have found common ground before. and i believe that enough members of both parties will ultimately lead us put party politics aside and help us make progress. i realize that a lot of the new members of congress and i do not see eye to eye on many issues, but we were each elect

six french soldiers serving with the u.n. peacekeeping force has been injured in a roadside bomb blast. this happened near a port city. hospital sources say one of the injured is in critical condition. people last four of the investigation to began and for the colts to -- have asked for the investigation to began and 40 call press to be caught. the food airlift was supposed to begin today to somalia and kenya. now it will fly on wednesday. 11 million people are threatened by famine, hundreds of thousands are waiting for food in camps all along the horn of africa. >> they keep on streaming into kenya even of the camp is bursting at the scenes. there are 400,000 people here and much more are arrive every day. many are in a desperate state. the international community is planning to deliver aid directly to somalia. >> we have to make every effort possible to bring help inside somalia both to prevent people from having to take the long walk to assistance across borders and then potentially create a refugee problem. also, because

moscow criticised for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying debate this u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted and misinterpreted. the good of the libya. really good this is the time to get. them to do that. so the fire can continue targeting by nato when want to that behavior colonel gadhafi son to reveal this take on why libya is up or an exclusive interview with our team. greece is urging the e.u. to hand over its promised bailout after a problem and the feelings of deep spending cuts at a state asset sell off despite days of violent protests. and business britain have introduced a new. overseas operations of companies doing business in the u.k. that's come back. we find out in business in about twenty minutes. just after ten pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us and now to our top story in moscow is alarmed by the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted after france supplied weapons to the rebel forces russia also urged the international community not to enforce a regime change in syria but

the u.n. say they do give basic rations to everyone comes here, but some refugees complain they can wait for days or even weeks without getting any proper food supplies. >> unless we can get humanitarian aid into this part of the world, unless we can scale up our operations to meet the growing need, this crisis could turn into a catastrophe, and that's what we've got to stop. >> the most vulnerable of this camp are the mall nourished children who have just arrived. often they die within a day or so of getting here. and so the graveyards are filling up fast. mainly it's children and babies buried here. families who have come in search of food and water have found death instead. ben brown, "bbc news." >> in other news, reports from sudan say at least 197 people drowned when their boat caught fire and sank in the red sea. it is thought the victims were foreign, illegal immigrants look for work in saudi arabia. only three people have been rescued. four yes, ma'amny nationals who allegedly owned th

erik stakelbeck was there. >> reporter: from u.n. declarations to middle east resolutions and iranian nukes tthreats against israel grow with each passing year. christians united for israel or cufi has kept pace since its finding. >> cufi is the largest organization in america, over 700,000 members. this year's washington summit mc's by cbn president michael little drew over 5,000 committed supporters of the jewish state. at the event, keynote speaker and cufi member glenn beck pledged $10,000 to cufi on campus. a student movement dedicated to fighting against anti-semitic and propaganda on college campuses. beck says when it comes to the persecution of the jewish people, enough is enough. >> it is time that the world declares, clearly in a unified voice that israel not only has the right to exist and exist as a jewish state. the jewish people have a right to live, right to defend themselves against all threats foreign and domestic. and for once and for all the good people of the world must remember there is a difference between good

also criticized for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying the fake this u.n. resolution allows it to be just the innocence or. guilt is the government the according to employ libya. used to get this is the target. around the libyans will not know the. shoulder fired the continued target by nato and warns about the hague colonel down song reveals his take on why libya is a war in an exclusive interview with nancy. grace's urging the e.u. to hand over its promise to. the parliament approved deep spending column for the state and said sell off the spike days of violent protests. and russian grain returns to the international markets well the contrary has lifted its nearly year long plan on grain at schools near the market reaction we're going to discussing without gas in the business to do in five twenty minutes. a very warm welcome this is our sea life from the russian capital moscow has raised over from supplying weapons to libyan rebels a neighbor ambiguous interpretations of the un security council resolution on libya foreign minister sergey lavrov has also o

counterparts moscow criticized for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying the vagueness of the u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted and misinterpret. the country is a piece of cake rich. and how more than one hundred million dollars deposits abroad. we have to show you the scheme that it. targeted by nato and wanted out of the hague colonel gadhafi song reveals his theory on why libya is a war and an exclusive interview with. greece's. brits promised bailout to paul and to freeze deep spending cuts on the state and set some of this by days of violent protests. a very warm welcome to you this is live from the russian capital moscow has raised concerns over from supplying weapons to libyan rebels and they've ambiguous interpretations of the un security council resolution on libya foreign minister sergei lavrov has also once again said the sides in the syrian conflict should resolve their differences through dialogue only our correspondent. is out the foreign ministry for us. libya was the key issue discussed during a meeting between two foreign ministers that following france's de

french counterparts are still criticized for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying the fate of the u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted in the sense of. these countries easy piece of cake rich and does all you and me have more than one hundred million dollars because it's a broad told we have to shoot skeet that's. targeted by nato and wanted out there hey colonel gadhafi song reveals his theory on why libya is a war and an exclusive interview with r.t. . greece's g.v. e.u. sounds a brit's promise bailed out of the parliament to freeze deep spending cuts out of state and set some of this by days of violent protests. a very warm welcome to see this is our see live from the russian capital moscow has raised concerns over from supplying weapons to libyan rebels and they've ambiguous interpretations of the un security council resolution on libya foreign minister sergei lavrov has also once again said the sides in the syrian conflict should resolve their differences through dialogue only our correspondent italian overcover is out the foreign minister for us. libya was the key issue discu

moscow criticized for sending weapons to the libyan rebels saying that they this u.n. resolution allows it to be twisted and mr. gould is going to control libya. this is the target. of the libyans will not going to do that. so the five hundred. targeted by nato behaved colonel good ses on reveals his take on why libya is that war in an exclusive interview with. greece is in the e.u. to hand over its problem is bailouts are to parliament approved deep spending cuts and estate assets despite days of violent protests. on the russian markets finished friday trading up tracking global gave us a period of about one and a half percent and my sense was johnson had two percent more on the market's performance this private business bulletin vol twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is r.c. a line from the russian capital moscow as alarmed by the way the u.n. security council resolution on libya has been interpreted as after from supplied weapons to the rebel forces russia also urged the international community not to enforce a regime change in syria but instead to help

and has the u.n. high commissioner of human rights ever condemned falk and ask him to condemn his post. never. and i understand that he says now that his account was hacked into and he has taken that drawing down. but i say enough is enough. the administration should withdraw from the bias human rights council and congress should withhold funding from the council and other u.n. bodies that do not advance our national security interests and conditions u.s. contributions on real reforms. what a concept. and timely, madam speaker, instead of dealing directly with the muslim brootshood which seeks israel's destruction and condemn the killing of bin laden, the u.s. should deny all legitimacy to that group no matter what fake name or label it now uses as it tries to camoflauge itself into a legitimate political party in egypt. and i'm glad that this body is doing the right thing today, madam speaker. we have much to do, much more to do to defend our national security interests and our indispensible ally, is

russian from moscow reportedly hit south of the french libyan rebels saying it was a violation of the u.n. resolution that calls details just ahead. from a business. continues to put the financial crisis behind it. at its. international news and comment live from moscow this is. almost four months since the massive earthquake and tsunami tore through japan's northeast the daunting task of rebuilding homes and lives continues efforts have been boosted by the passing of a second emergency budget of almost twenty five billion dollars but as well as financial assistance traumatized advisors are also in desperate need of emotional support thomas now reports. as the waves cruise ship damaged the seawall on the japanese coast volunteers work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. i want to tell people we need more help more suppliers and things are still found here. beyond the physical destruction of there is a distressing psychological factor as well the city if you want he is right on the edge of the twenty kilometer exclusion zone for radiation co