u.s. justice system it's the obama administration but guess what c.n.n. reported today that a source told them that the administration is debating whether or not they're going to release a secret memo that apparently gave them legal permission to do it had serious scoop c.n.n. m s n b c fox news everybody should be demanding that the administration release this information everybody should be very curious as to the legal rationale for killing an american without ever giving them a day in court but i didn't even hear that brought up today when talking about the case of the little shocking shocking i know but that's the mainstream media has decided to miss. all the occupy wall street movement has been spreading to cities across the united states one of those being boston and since september thirtieth occupiers in boston began camping in dewey square park small park in the heart of boston's financial district but as the numbers of protesters grew they had to expand and last night a call made in one of the largest mass arrests in recent boston history one hun

u.s. justice system. and a russian tractor driver rescuing dozens of people from a burning building when he drove his vehicle next to the window so people could jump to safety for more just had to. slovakia's opposition leader says the deal to approve expanding the e.u. bailout fund has been reached and it will be voted in later this week earlier the country's parliament voted against it which caused the collapse of the country's ruling coalition slovakia was the only member to say no to increasing the facility which already called the green light from sixteen out of the seventeen euro zone members let's not talk to british m.p. nigel rush for more insight into this. i thank you for coming on today we know that here will hold another vote expected to approve expanding the bailout fund why would i want to deal in the first place when the cash there could be used to help it as well. we're going to just correct you when you said sixteen countries had voted for the euro zone but what you meant was sixteen par

u.s. justice system. and also online a russian tried to drive a rescue dozens of people from a burning building in the caribbean vehicle next to the windows so people could jump to their safety for more r.t. dot com. slovakia says the deal to approve expanding the funds being reached the country's parliament voted against it which caused the collapse of the country's ruling coalition so the macchia was the only member to say no to increasing the facility which already got the green light from sixteen of the seventeen euro zone members but if. the change of heart was forced onto the country. sixteen parliament stuff with career politicians have voted for it sixteen countries. if you put this bailout package to a referendum across europe the vast majority of countries. said no last night but of course no isn't good enough no is not acceptable in the modern european union if you say no as the irish did a couple of years ago. you are made to vote again until you get the right answer which gives you a true mea

u.s. justice system. but also there online a russian tractor driver rescued dozens of people from a burning building when he drove his vehicle next to the window so people could jump to that safety for more head to our t. dot com it's online all the time. so the packet says the deal to approve expanding the e.u. bailout fund has been reached the country's parliament voted against it which calls the collapse of the country's ruling coalition slovakia was the only member to say no to increasing the facility which already got the green light from sixteen of the seventeen euro zone members and british your m.p. nigel for raj believes the change of heart was forced on to the country. sixteen parliament stuff with career politicians have voted for it. if you put this bailout to a referendum across europe the vast majority of. last night but of course no isn't good enough no is unacceptable in the modern european union if you say no as the irish did a couple of years ago. and get the right. measure of what this

u.s. federal justice authorities demand his immediate extradition. he formed a group called the us it started. with for them also is a better coffin in colombia than a prison cell in the united states when he declared war on colombia because of the extradition we'd never expect that the sides of that. escobar revealed his true personality a psychopath who orders the murders of everyone who might be involved in processing his extradition judges journalists politicians police anyone. during this period of terror an estimated ten thousand fall victim to ask about his killing spree or sometimes we'll go outside after obama. and see him body parts we're seeing small children infants they'll be killed simply because their parents were placed in. such incidents but the colombian authorities to act and they decide to eliminate the godfather of. price this put on his head and he becomes public enemy number one . for the me want to give it. a blow escobar alias the doctor vanishes from sight. a french t.v. crew that had been working on another story comes acro

u.s. justice system. and a russian tractor driver rescues a dozens of people from a burning building when he drove his vehicle next to the window so people could jump to their safety from or head over to r.t. dot com. slovakia's opposition leader says the deal to approve expanding the e.u. bailout fund has been reached and will be voted in later this week earlier the country's parliament voted against it which caused the collapse of slovakia's ruling coalition now the government has since joined forces with the country's main opposition party to approve more cash for the fund so baqir was the last to vote and the only country to say no to increasing the facility which needs the green light from all seventeen euro zone members meanwhile the e.u. commission president said that europe's banks could be strengthened against the fallout from greece the financial advisor patrick young says the back here is in no rush to foot the bill for other nations. ultimately this is a question of not just principle but actu

u.s. justice system. and a russian trying to drive a rescue dozens of people from a burning building when he drove his vehicle next to the window so people could jump to their safety for more on that story and plenty of others had to r.t. dot com. hundreds of thousands of crowd of the streets of the syrian capital to show their support and to president assad the country's been divided by seven months of violent crackdowns on the regime protests that have left almost three thousand people dead so far syria has been threatened by international sanctions as pressure builds on assad to step down and syria is in the heart of damascus. thousands of people gathered show their support for the government here in syria there was a lot of chanting. slogans he shouted out as well as the syrian flag he carried around a poster that if you like all the cars were converging it to this one area here now of course this is a far cry from what we see in other places in the country in other cities where there have been report

u.s. justice system. and a russian trying to drive rescue dozens of people from a burning building when he is vehicle next to the window so people could jump to their safety more had to ask a doctor. in a bid to prop up the stability of the european banking sector and lower volatility e.u. authorities are discussing raising private banks call reserves to nine percent from the current seven the move comes as fears of sovereign contagion and its effects on banks grow stronger also has contributed to metric confidence says it could spread way beyond europe but believes that more regulation is not always enough so if they collapse or would happen immediately there's the banking crisis for example there's counter party risk but european banks have with other other american derivatives market there may not necessarily be direct exposure but the whole idea of counterparty risk is you may have a deal with one bank of they have a deal with another bag and the bank is exposed to another bank and there's a quick con

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u.s. department of justice came out with those those accusations the f.b.i. and the u.s. drug enforcement agency had a respite for u.s. citizen in a sting operation he is there a month or are. u.s. investigators say the men tried to plot the assassination of the saudi ambassador to the united states and was ready to pay one and a half million dollars for the murder and for that according to the americans. turned to members of the mexican drug cartel to turn out to be undercover f.b.i. operatives investigators say they are wired some one hundred thousand dollars to an f.b.i. undercover bank account sort of as a down payment for the assassination that he has allegedly ordered we also know that he was arrested in september this year eternal journal said the man confessed in the plot and said he was directed by high ranking you renia and officials all of those accusations to come from the u.s. justice department we don't have any comments from the. now now washington has made any secret of its own to most of you towards iran so what could be the potential fallout from today's

u.s. department of justice came up with those accusations the f.b.i. and the u.s. drug enforcement agency have arrested a new raney and born u.s. citizen his name monsoor are burps yar u.s. investigators say the man tried to plot the assassination of the saudi ambassador to the united states and for that according to the americans this iranian man turned to members of a mexican drug cartel who turned out to be undercover f.b.i. turney general said the man comes fast in the plot and said he was directed by high ranking iranian officials firmly denies the allegations saying it is a comedy show fabricated by america fear mongering against iran has been going on for many years now what they are not bringing up is possible motives behind accusations like that whether those accusations make any sense at all why would the government of iran want to kill the saudi ambassador in washington would the rainiest actually do it taking into consideration the potential fallout i heard legs you heard on american mainstream channels beating the drums of war saying things like we nee

u.s. department of justice came out with those accusations the f.b.i. and the u.s. drug enforcement agency have arrested and you were indian born u.s. citizen in this sting operation his name. are u.s. investigators say the man tried to plot the assassination of the saudi ambassador to the united states and was ready to pay one and a half million dollars for the murder and for that according to the americans the arabian man turned to members of a mexican drug cartel who turned out to be undercover f.b.i. operatives investigate investigators also say our bobsy are wired some one hundred thousand dollars to an f.b.i. undercover bank account sort of as a down payment for the assassination that he has allegedly ordered we also know that he was arrested in september of this year the attorney general said the men confessed in the plot and said he was directed by high ranking you randi and officials all of those accusations come from the u.s. justice department you ran for only denies the allegations saying it is a comedy show fabricated by america that's what the ukrainia

u.s. justice department. central to the case which spanned several years are u.s.-made radio frequency modules that somehow made their way into roadside bombs in iraq. there's much more to the story. and rami joins us again from cnn hong kong with the details. this story sounds incredible. >> it definitely is, felicia. and this huge story centered on the tiny city state of singapore, and it's there in the so-called lion city that five men now stand accused of conspiring to circumvent u.s. export controls to get u.s.-made electronics into both iran and iraq. those parts are radio modules which can be used in everyday settings but which also have potential military amationpplic. for example, they're found in wireless connections between printers and computers. in this case they were used in remote detonation systems for roadside bombs just like this one in iraq. now, let me take you down that trail of this alleged international smuggling conspiracy. and we start in the u.s. the u.s. state of minnesota. the company which produces those radio modules. u.s. justice depa

u.s. justice officials with subpoenas.ll issa says he wants to ask attorney general eric holder when he knew about the botched operation which allowed firearms sold illegally in arizona to cross the border into mexico in hopes of tracing them to drug cartels. a justice department memo makes the case that the controversial killing of u.s. born militant cleric anwar al awlaki was legal. a senior u.s. official told volcano condition the memo determined that even though al awlaki was a u.s. citizen, his al qaeda association made him a lawful target under congressional acts signed after 9/11. >>> the systems that control the u.s. military unmanned drone aircraft have been infected by a virus according to a defense official. no word on how the systems were infected but the virus has not caused drone flights to be grounded. >>> seven people including a 4-year-old child are recovering today after they were rescued from the waters off the florida keys. they were stranded in the stormy waters for 20 hours. an 80-year-old woman drown

u.s. justice department is now proposing changes to the freedom of information act.nges that would allow the federal government to legally lie about the request for certain government information. certain documents. uneld the rules, the government can withhold certain records by saying it neither confirm or deny the existence thereof. the new rule would allow the feds to respond to a records request by saying they do not exist. even if they do exist. shannon bream with the news. live in washington tonight. so the government can now, instead of just fulfilling its rules under the freedom of information act, it can just lie to us. >> well, shep, this would be a whole new role. as you know, there are several exception exemptions which allow the atf and fbi to refuse to release sensitive information that makes sense. new rule says if the agency determines that one of the exemptions requesting the documents as if they don't exist. the american center for law and justice says that undermines the entire basis of the freedom of information act. >> the real concern is here it

u.s. justice department estimates the state loses about $5 billion a year to cigarette smuggling. >> reporter: this is surveillance video of atf agent patrolling maryland virginia border, the new smuggling ground for -- they're loading up then they illegally sell the smokes in high tax states like m m.d. >> and the amount of money is phenomenal. it's tens of thousands of dollars in any particular run that somebody may rate. >> reporter: maryland charges $2 a pack, new jersey is 270 and new york has the highest rate. maryland peter tackling the problem head on. >> be careful because our officers are blanketing the borders. >> reporter: georgia's county already busted 9 people last month for cigarette smuggling. they're hurting people who sale cigarettes. >> we're protecting businesses who are paying taxes and doing the right thing. >> they have a stamp marking the state where it was sold. just this one carload smuggled in could rank in $30,000 in illegal properties. >> it's a felony to bring more than two packs of cigarettes into the state of maryland without a maryland tax stamp on it. >> rep

u.s. justice departmentest earnesia justice department estimates they are catching only a fraction of the smugglers. >> last year, you confiscated over a million dollars worth of cigarettes being bootlegged. how many are getting past you? >> we don't know. >> weak laws are a part of the problem. unless guns or drugs are involved, smuggling penalties are light. the men arrested in this stuff face a maximum of two years in prison. cbs news, annapolis, maryland. >>> the candidates that might be leading the gop pack were on the defensive tonight. herman kaine was called to defend his 999 flat tax proposal and in one tense exchange, mitt romney tried to separate massachusetts healthcare plan from the newly approved federal plan. >> you're shaking your head. that happens -- guys. >> you took it out of your book. >> let me interrupt you. >> governor, you're allowed to change -- >> you had your chance, let me speak. rick, you had your chance, let me speak. >> you're out of time. >> at least they are getting along. santa hughes has what the candidates had to say when they weren't speaking on top o

u.s. justice there appears no way out for escobar undeterred he tries to bargain for his freedom with the colombian government it's an unlikely bata. in june one thousand nine hundred ninety one and assorted convoy of vehicles is heading into the mountains near medina to a place known as the have to drive inside the vehicles his gunmen find the godfather escobar has agreed to surrender and serve time but in a prison that he himself has built to his own specifications escobar is dictating the terms and his purpose built jail conspicuously has not a prison because no keys on the radio escobar explains that he has surrendered for the sake of a colombian people. moment i thought he could play at this historic moment when our fighters are giving themselves up to bring calm to the country i cannot ignore the polls for peace by the last majority of a colombian people quite. june one thousand nine hundred one you. got to draw is a five star luxury prison with all the comforts of home. and even better than most homes of the time as a state of the arts kitchen music center. yes telephones. outside

u.s. justice department estimates state and local governments are losing $5 billion a year from untaxed cigarettesld on the black market. but police know they are only catching a fraction of the smugglers. >> the last year you confiscated a million dollars worth of cigarettes. >> right. >> how many millions are getting past you? >> we don't know. >> weak laws are a big part of the problem. and less guns or drugs are involved, smuggling penalties are light. the two men arrested in this stop face a maximum of two years in prison. cbs news, annapolis, maryland. >>> dog walkers in san francisco may soon be on a tighter leash. supervisor scott weiner says dogs are reeking havoc in parks. he introduced legislation at tonight's board meeting that would require all professional walkers to have permit, proper animal training, and limit the number of dogs a walker can have at one time. >> most dog walkers do a great job and are very professional, but there's a minority that aren't as well prepared and cause problems in our parks. it sets basic standards. >> mandate only applies to dog walker who's care for