there are thousands of undocumented citizens of the united kingdom in america, and the united kingdom government has no interest. i would urge you to press that. there are bilateral trade agreements and millions of people working. press the slew. one final point, i would challenge the bill. at would price do we have comprehensive immigration reform. i would ask the question at what price can we not have it? >> so you would give them all the bad stuff just to get the good things? >> no, i wouldn't. but i'm reminded of what voltere said, which is let not the perfect be the enemy of the good. by holding out for the perfect, there are 12 million in a bad way in this country. >> what is the difference between imperfect and the atrocious. >> i would ask you to not let the perfect outway the we. thank you for having this commission tonight. someone once said that what leads evil to triumph over good is that good men do nothing. i think you for doing something good and not letting the evil win by sitting down and doing nothing. thank you. >> thank you. i will probably get in trouble for letti

hugely surprising to me is that now we have julian assange here on british territory that the united kingdom government has been so silent about this case. from the pirate party you can say absolutely asking the british government to seek assurances that no one be extradited to the united kingdom simply for having a connection to work and work in the x. . working for freedom of speech and protecting the whistleblowers ok a loss like a head of the u.k. pirate party many that speaking to us live from. skates. and able to log on to our website where we continue analyzing the issues surrounding the crisis in egypt what we. criticize this president the ballot sanctions and question whether the a bomb or ministration would handle the situation differently if it happened in america. and thirteen cute and cuddly characters competing for the type of the soppy winter lympics nonskid have been revealed see who they are and vote for your favorite that our website our time dot com. now the russian foreign ministry says a british journalist was denied entry arrival to moscow because he broke a series of l

deeply offensive it's not true muslims are happily living in countries for example here in the united kingdom we're very proud to be british we live in this country will born in this country we're happy to accept the will put on the christian country but we're also multi-faith society to recognise is people have the right to practice their faith live their lives according to their faith are this constant obsession with demonizing islam and muslims that it's become endemic within europe is deeply worrying not just for the muslim community but for the whole of europe and what it demonstrates you is a it's the same thing again and again that happened to the jews in iraq to the second world war it's the same sort of oppression in a run up to the holocaust and now we're having the same thing be labelled against muslims it's an acceptable these these sort of lies and these sort of propaganda that somehow muslims are here to take over europe is not true and i think people who engage in such battles and such arguments are doing so from a point of prejudice and clearly a point of a color fascism ok an

i think that he felt he had friends in the united nations it might be able to stop the united kingdom, united states and various other countries supporting the coalition and prevent them from going in. i also think that because president george w. bush, his father had gone into iraq after iraq invaded kuwait and cause them to be removed, but did not change the regime. good evidence that saddam hussein believed that america would not change the regime and would survive even though the united states might come and. so, there were a combination of things taking place that argue for it, and there were a behavior come a behavior pattern on the part of iraq, misguided as it turned out, and he refused to leave with his family which was offered and urged. barry, war is the failure of diplomacy. >> your "in the book. one thing people i think will be surprised to read about is that president bush never asked you for your advice and with the the country should just go to war. would that violate one of brussels' rules? >> i don't think so. i don't know that he asked : powell or even the vice pres

in the united kingdom do you think that the united kingdom whether through the more i have evidence is also involved in this violence. maybe but i can't i can't say but for sure they all the brotherhood everywhere they are supporting and they are already because around in the areas you want to see things changing and i see myself she's already changed what the people wanted it's already done what we are in need is just a little bit. quietly so it can be implemented what is already done in egypt we never expected that it could be done in such a short time and as i looked at the change in the constitution in the political life for the social life economic life is already starting so we have a chance for the government what about the regimes that we're seeing in yemen and in jordan i mean protests have poked. now there these are regimes that have traditionally been supported by the united states in the same way that mubarak was supported by the united states they must be very worried i mean it seems as if the u.s. has abandoned mubarak do you think that they could be concerned that americ

and the united kingdom has ended all but the central travel. >> it is in crisis. protesters tried to march to the city center again. this is the response. the police and the army are using teargas and bullets. on the day they bury their dead, there is more bloodshed in the streets. dozens are wounded, some of them critically. the cries of others have fallen on deaf ears. it is far from over. he was buried today, one of six protesters to die this week. he was shot dead by the police. across town, the supporters took to the streets. much of it belongs to the minority. the poor here are overwhelmingly muslim. no surprise that these are the people that make up the both of the protesters. >> it makes a difference. >> it has the potential to shape the rest of the region. not just for the oil, but the strategic military. >> there is a strong religious element to it. it is taking place in one of the poorest neighborhoods. it will be ruled by the same family. >> this is what the tension has led to. they even had to appeal for extra blood tonight. >> 70 where admitted. some

i think that he felt he had friends in the united nations who might be evil to stop the united kingdom, the united states and other countries supporting the coalition and prevent them from going in. and i also think that because president george w. bush's father had going into iraq after iraq invaded kuwait and cause them to be removed from kuwait but didn't change the regime there is good evidence that saddam hussein believed that america wouldn't change the regime, that he would survive the and in both the united states might come in. so, there were a combination of things taking place that argued for it and there were -- was a behavior pattern on the part of iraq, misguided as it turned out, and he refused to leave with his family which was offered and urged as war is the failure of diplomacy. >> else you quote in the book. one thing - people will be surprised to read about is that president bush never asked you for your advice on what to the country should go to war against iraq and with of violate one of rumsfeld's rules? >> i don't think so. i think president bush -- i don't know

his plan includes one of the best water sports countries in the united kingdom.ey will enjoy a full day of fun with ski boards, weight boards and water skiing. on the last weekend before the april 29th wedding. the guest list includes 20 good friends of the future king of england. (laughter) >> water sports by day, crawling by night. i'm sure there will be good stories to tell. >> they're not going to vegas. >> what's up with that! >> so snow on all our mountain tops and apparently it's going to snow in save. >> mount sutro, twin peaks and some cars, elevated surfaces. that kind of a system. i won't say once in a lifetime but once in a third lifetime. time we had snow atop twin peaks was 1976 and we had 5 inches. 1962 we had 3 inches in the sun set. rather quiet as we look from south beach. kind of to the south and west. you can see it's partly cloudy outside and a little breezier than yesterday. temperatures are running in the mid to upper 40s around napa, san rafael, livermore and redwood city. monterey bay and inland either 50, 51 or 52 degrees. partly cloudy

the reason i say that is in the united kingdom the intelligence service has been for many years the core part of government, and that is certainly not known -- less the case now and probably more the case and it has ever been. and in government now, of course, you need to be transparent to it is a genuine and appropriate form of accountability but it's very difficult to be transparent about what you do. it's your secret. and the result of this, of course, has been a great number of myths have risen up around our service. there have been several references already this evening with reference to james bond or james bond of course many would say that we have benefited greatly from james bond. we happen to be one of the most excellent organizations in the world. so there's quite a lot of contradiction inherent in our history and in our existence. we have that myth, whether we like it or not it is there. we don't have to encourage it, it's there. actually my own view has always been, a personal do but shared by quite a few colleagues, that myth is that based unhelpful. and i certainly feel pr

it is over seven times the size of the united kingdom, but only 10% of the population. libyans live in the towns and cities close to the mediterranean coast with only a few cities to the south. after a week of increasingly bitter fighting, the east government has clearly fallen to the rebels. the green flag has been replaced by the old flag of the previous marquee. the libyan army -- at the bloodiest battles are being fought. >> it is a much more patchy situation. >> who are the rebels? the short answer is, overwhelmingly, they are overwhelming -- ordinary people that have taken on the regime. there have been much talk of rival tribes or clans taking sides. while that is a factor, and efforts to encourage the tribal divisions seem to have failed. many of its members hold key positions around him and his sons, particularly in the military forces and the special brigade that is his main weapon alongside and mercenaries from other african countries. >> what is next? the fight could it into very quickly if he chooses to flee. if not, there is a danger of prolonged and blood

that any member of the cabinet wasn't aware for a second that there was a possibility of the united kingdombeing involved in very significant military action. >> were they aware that there was a possibility of being involved in military action, supporting the united states, but not putting a major land component into the field? >> i think they were aware of that, too. sorry. this is -- you would have to ask them if you wanted to get a precise assessment of their opinions. i know you have already had evidence from margaret beckett and john reed, who said they were fully aware of what was the -- what was going on. and i might also say that subsequent to sir stevan will's the evidence i have had four members of the cabinet, colleagues at the time, coming up to me to express astonishment that he thought that they were unaware of the alternatives and were not briefed, an absolute astonishment. so they were briefed on the military options as well? >> yes. i think again he would have to ask them if the prime minister, because obviously i was completely in the loop on all this, but those who wanted

we would be appreciative of the support we have had from the united kingdom. i had a call last night, my defense minister counterpart had one. we saw that europe sent an offering and we will accept. we are pleased we have experts from your country on the way here. they will be here to help at the narrow window of this tragedy. the death toll is estimated at 75 at the moment. the bad news is that the number will almost certainly grow. >> we have been seeing pictures from christchurch that are out utterly devastating. you get an idea of how many people may be trapped beneath these buildings? >> we have been trying to put a number on the number of buildings that require that sort of level of search and the number of people that could be in those buildings. it is too early to really provide an informed estimate. it is complicated by the fact that the greatest destruction was in the center of christ church where we had many hotels. while it is relatively straightforward to establish who was missing, the monks new zealanders, which include those from christchurch, t

his plan includes one of the best water sports countries in the united kingdom.ey will enjoy a full day of fun with ski boards, weight boards and water skiing. on the last weekend before the april 29th wedding. the guest list includes 20 good friends of the future king of england. (laughter) >> water sports by day, crawling by night. i'm sure there will be good stories to tell. >> they're not going to vegas. >> what's up with that! >> so snow on all our mountain tops and apparently it's going to snow in save. >> mount sutro, twin peaks and some cars, elevated surfaces. that kind of a system. i won't say once in a lifetime but once in a third lifetime. the last time we had snow atop twin peaks was 1976 and we had 5 inches. 1962 we had 3 inches in the sun set. rather quiet as we look from south beach. kind of to the south and west. you can see it's partly cloudy outside and a little breezier than yesterday. temperatures are running in the mid to upper 40s around napa, san rafael, livermore and redwood city. monterey bay and inland either 50, 51 or 52 degrees. partl

in this case being raised in the united kingdom made her a member of british society, regardless of for legal status. it's the same with all children. the years of childhood are the most important from a society's perspective, the formative years of education and water socialization. it's just morally wrong to force someone to leave the place where she has been raised, where she has received her social formation, has our most important human connections just because her parents brought her there without official authorization. human beings who have been raised in a democratic society become members of the society. not recognizing their social is cruel and unjust. finally the rules in north america and europe bread many and people in just this way. some of you may be familiar with the story of the young man at harvard and a newspaper a few months ago. i have forgotten his name, but he was brought from mexico to texas as a small child by his mother, raised by a port, single mother. went to school, part art, won a scholarship. classic american story. then on the trip home to see his mother

in the united kingdom she's available in the house bill and she will go to the old ways in which to get them closer to the millstone hutto country house. the. terms of the river the groom to choose to feel. the oil the ruben's her child. russia's most wanted man admits he was behind the moscow airport attack that killed thirty six people. in a new video address chechen terrorists who lot of says he ordered the suicide bombing at the idea of the old video sales were not cheap just in a few seconds. also this hour julian assange just defense team warns that the wiki leaks founder rist a denial of justice if sent to sweden on sex assault charges. and as the u.s. pledge of support for egypt's vice president a war through the long there are fears any swap with mubarak could see the country and weeping from the frying pan into the fire. line for moscow you're watching are with me nice in our way our top story this hour russia's number one terrorist morrow has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack at moscow international airport last month the suicide bombing i don't want out of that cl

it is seven times the size of the united kingdom with 10% of the population. libyans overwhelmingly live in towns and cities close to the mediterranean coast, with only a few cities to the south. after a week of increasingly bitter fighting, who is in control of libya? the short answer is no one, but the east of the country has clearly fallen to anti-gaddafi rebels. the gaddafi green flag has been replaced by the old flag of the previous monarchies. in these areas, much of the libyan army has joined the people. further south, there are still gaddafi strongly. it is in the west around tripoli where the bloodiest battles are now being fought and where colonel gaddafi is being squeezed. >> there's a tradition of hostility in eastern libya toward the khaddafi regime. western libya is a much more patchy situation, which is why forces seem to be holding their own in some degree in tripoli and in the hinterland. >> who are the rebels in libya? the short answer is overwhelmingly ordinary people who have overcome their fear to take on colonel gaddafi's regina. there ha

the new options are available in the u.s., canada, united kingdom, france, and australia. >>> a man is held in prison while his baby is taken off life support. >>> president obama is waking up here in the bay area today. where he is headed and how it could impact your morning plan. >>> the cost to pay for the san bruno pipeline explosion is mounting. why it's bound to be controversial. >>> for some today it won't be too bad. for others this is what you'll have to deal with. heavy rain and possibility of more hail and snow. >>> what the president did in the bay area last night and where he goes this morning to continue his mission with high- tech business. that story and more. the morning news starts now. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on this friday, february 18th i'm pam cook. >> friday. >> yes. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. here is steve. >> thank you very much. on this friday if you're up in the north bay you're saying it's cold and there are breaks in the cloud. cloudy to mostly cloudy and rain in fact coming right out of the santa cr

we are very appreciative of the support we have had from the united kingdom.william haig last night. accept your offer. we are very pleased we have experts from your country on their way here. they will be here-time to help during that narrow window at the front end of a tragedy where you have the best chance of saving people. the death toll is estimatedç at 75. the bad news is that number will almost certainly grow. >> we have been seeing pictures from christchurch, natalee devastating over the last 24 hours. -- utterlyç devastating. our rescue teams reaching people? do you have an idea of how many people are still trapped? >> we have been trying to put a number on the number of buildings that require that level of search and the number of people who could be in those buildings. itúiz complicated by the fact that the greatest destruction was in the center of christ church where we have many hotels. while it is relatively straightforward to establish who isç missing amongst new zealanders, the number of tourists who might have been caught up in this tragedy

they are only available in the u.s., canada, united kingdom, french and australia there is no word why they restricted it. >>> pacific gas and electric corporation boosted the amount of money it will take to pay off the coast of the deadly pipeline explosion. they expect to pay as much as $300 million. about twice the previous estimate. 8 people died, dozens more injuryd and 55 homes were destroyed or damaged in the explosion and fire. >>> storm watch coverage now as storm waves hit the coast today. this is a twist. fowler reported from pacificca from an apartment building where they caught a break. >> that break is this. sand. ironically the stuff that caused the failure in the first place. the ocean has moved it. look at this. what may be a road and cliff sand now buries the beach. >> it is such a build up. in all of the years i never seen it that high. >> it gets scary. the waves pushed the sand down the street. a small mountain of sand, wrote it off of the cliffs. just north where these apartments tetter on disaster. >> we took a look today with coastal activists, it was just minut

but there is brent crude oil, near the united kingdom, and mars crude is higher sulphur from the gulf of mexico, and the due by mercantile exchange is the benchmark for mideast oil. all of this brings us to tonight's word on the street, crude. dan dicker joins us once again from the nasdaq. welcome back. nice to see you. what price should investors in oil stocks pay closest attention to? >> the one that is most widely publicized, that is the closest representative to world oil prices is brent crude out of the north sea. the w.t.i. tru t.i. crude has lt connection to every other crude. so what prices you're seeing for w.t.i. has nothing to do with what people pay at the pumps. >> w.t.i. is west texas instruments. >> it has been the bench part for u.s. prices, almost everything has been pricing off w.t.i. off the past 20 years, but they've had this huge reserve point. and its land locked. it has forced the prices much lower than every other grade out there. you've had a lot of financial players who have also piled into this west texas intermediate problem, but haven't been able to get o

whoever gets the most consistent form more than we need to know one it was thought that the united kingdom was against the. two of them don't. let the full towards the east. and now. to start the game. already going to give me i believe. they were thinking teams it's clear that if we were in for as we've been for that. we try. to do these but i think it would be nice to go again tomorrow. elsewhere arsenal will also try to put last weekend behind them when they play wolves at the gunners let a few more in little league slip and drew with newcastle a lot saturday hope to continue their. facing wigan at home there is also really gauge unscramble between the west brom and west ham on saturday. meanwhile chelsea unveiled their recent siding louie's on friday despite the fact that the brazilian defender has already made his debut for the blues last week luis came on as a substitute during sunday's defeat against liverpool at the blues manager carlo ancelotti expects that twenty five million pound signing from benfica it's a boost the club's defense. has the ability to disk use to play email or

whoever gets the most consistent form more now we need to know one people thought that the united kingdom was against. the event. that before the world is the east. and now. to start the game the. iraq body going to give me. everything can change it's clear that if we were in for hours it would be important that. we try. to do these but i think it would be easier to get to more. elsewhere arsenal will also try to put last weekend behind them when they play wolves at the guards let a four lead slip and drew with newcastle last saturday hope to continue their form facing wigan at home there is also really gauge unscramble between the west brom and west ham on saturday. meanwhile chelsea unveiled their recent siding louie's on friday despite the fact that the brazilian defender has already made his debut for the blues last week luis came on as a substitute during sunday's defeat against liverpool at the blues manager carlo ancelotti expects that twenty five million pound signing from benfica to boost the club's defense he has the ability to disk use to play the email or the position in the b

it is seven times the size of the united kingdom but with only 10% of the population. libyans overwhelmingly live in the towns and cities close to the maturing in coast with only a few cities to the south. after a week of increasingly bitter fighting, who is in control of libya? the short answer is no one, but the east has clearly fallen to an anti-gaddafi rebels. the gaddafi green flag has been replaced by the old flag of the previous monarchy. much of the libyan army has also joined the people. but further south, there are still gaddafi strongholds. but is in the area around tripoli where the fiercest battles are being fought and the colonel is being squeezed. >> there is a traditional hostility toward gaddafi in the east. the west is it more apache situation which is why the forces seem to be holding their own to some degree in tripoli and the hinterland. >> who are the rebels in libya? the short answer is they are ordinarily -- they are ordinary people who have overcome their fear to take on colonel gaddafi 's regime. there has been much talk of rival tribes or cla

in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and he's the one who took the old waverly which are they getting closer to the mill stone who took some of the country home holiday is the government tells the remembering the creamy to feel the montagu the turn the world the ruben's original. wiki leaks founder julian armstrong's finds his extradition from the u.k. to sweden with his defense team highlighting fee is the u.s. . with thousands of leaked diplomatic documents. egyptian antigovernment protesters long long for the president to step down despite concessions being offered in cairo. but there are fears the opposition movement is being influenced by islamic who are pushing their own agenda in the region join me here in a few moments. and russia is set for a massive overhaul of its police force after president medvedev signs a bill to rebranding reform and for the spaniards. a very warm welcome to see this is live from moscow i'm alex had it the founder of wiki leaks has appeared in court to find a sweetest extradition order if the sexual assault charges juvenile song says t

all we want in the united kingdom is for them to be able to settle their own differences in a peaceful and democratic way, and that is why we have called from the beginning of this crisis for an urgent but orderly transition to a more broadly based government in egypt, and in the meantime, we look to the egyptian authorities to protect the right to peaceful protest. >> it is up to the egyptian people. the egyptian people must own this. this is the kind of message we have also been getting from washington. president barack obama spoke before we have heard from president hosni mubarak. let's cross now to washington to speak to our state department correspondent. i understand you have been speaking to some officials for a reaction. what have you been hearing? >> we are expecting a statement from the white house -- a written statement from the white house any time soon, but in the meantime, i have been speaking to american officials, who have been giving me their first reactions to president mubarak's speech. initially, they said they were trying to decipher exactly what the public stateme

i don't think it is fair to say planning for the aftermath within united kingdom was a board are not given priority it should have been. i think any foreign secretary in my position would affect the diplomatic process because it essentially that was i -- that's what i was paid for. there was heavy lifting required, which ultimately only as prime minister i could do. so as you have heard, baroness, future amount of my time was spent either directing issues with the u.n. system or with my opposite numbers in foreign ministries. i make no apologies for that. i'm proud of the role i've played in getting 4041. i'm deeply regretful it didn't lead to a peaceful conclusion. the foreign office in my view a great institution. it was well aware of the need for the aftermath, as well i was worried. a great deal of work taking place under the very distinguished senior official, edward chaplin, whom i had complete confidence. i was talking to others about it as i could. as has been spelled out in previous evidence, in my judgment the difficulty that we ran into is not a rise from any inadequacy in

three people a day are being extradited from the united kingdom, to the rest of europe.rubber stamp way. he felt he was constrained to not even consider anything that was not on those two pages. his finding was, he did not need to look off the face of the warrant. >> james: his attorney says they will appeal the decision they have one week to do that. back in the night is states now so gave the go-ahead on the launch of discovery. the final flight was planned for november but the launch was postponed. everything is good to go. there are only two other flights there remain be on this one. we will take a break at 7:27 a.m., much more straight ahead. this is a look from santa clara, the cameras pointed south. whether a traffic coming up. >> james: we are back at 7:29 a.m., a look from our roof camera. clouds and rain falling. we had a cell moving through emeryville just a while ago. the latest with liza in a moment.uoy discovery hearing the backyard. they found a body yesterday. is it that of dale smith? that is the big question. we will not know that into later this mornin

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in the united kingdom she's available in the house bill and she wants to turn the old way believe her turn to getting closer to the mill stone who took some of the old country house holiday in the pool and tells the river the cream to feed the montague to the world the rubens her child. suffers most wanted man to morrow for he was behind the moscow airport bombings that killed thirty six people. in a new video address the chicken pull or it said. the suicide bomber who blew himself up in the middle of a crowd in the details in just a couple moments. to dinner saw his defense team warns that the wiki leaks founder risks certain dollar justice if sent to sweden on sex assault charges. does the u.s. edges support for new clips vice president omar suleiman there are fears any swap with the country could leap from the frying pan and into the front. and the business of precious metals have seen the worst start to the year in two decades say they're still waiting to be bullish of gold and silver could rise twenty percent this year more on that in this program. costing live from moscow this i

in the united kingdom she's available in the house bill and the forty one hotel the old waverly hotel. some country house. the. tunnels the rim brant the crimean the chesterfield. the oil the ruben's hotel. protests and violence are expected to flare up again in egypt as the opposition calls for yet another million strong march to push president mubarak from power. while the u.s. calls for a smooth transition of power in egypt many point to the hypocrisy of its decades long backing of mubarak's regime. nationalism and vandalism intensify in some parts of ukraine as the authorities strip wartime nazi collaborators of the earth national hero titles. posthumous awards were given by the previous ukrainian president. and as u.s. lawmakers rush to extend the patriot act before it runs out some congressmen say it resents the growing violation of civil liberties under the pretext of fighting terrorism the act was hastily adopted after the nine eleven attacks and unable to spy on american citizens. so you can see time for sports update even here with us in the studio on the rugby season really

minister agree that if this threat is not dealt with, it will spread very quickly to the rest of the united kingdom, and will request or give the chief constable his request? >> i have met with the chief constable on several occasions since becoming prime minister. we discussed the security situation in northern ireland. we will do what is necessary to make sure the security and police and everything else is properly funded. i think is right now that these issues or divulge that there is greater decisionmaking, greater efforts to put money into the front line in northern ireland itself, but we always stand ready to help when necessary. >> the prime minister may well recall visiting the maternity department at fairfield hospital when he was leader of the opposition. last week, despite our pledge to keep it open and despite the very useful new criteria issued by the department of health, the nhs in the northwest decided to continue with the the closure scission -- decision that was taken by the party opposite. is there a way in which we can keep our pledge on this matter? >> i am happy to discuss wit

has recently begun a process of reconciliation with the west, with the united states, or the united kingdom. does that indicate possibly that his position isn't as strong as it used to be, that he needs some sort of outside help? >> well, it depends on how you read it. some people read the reaction in 2005 that led to the ending of the chemical weapons program and the biological weapons program there as a reaction to the invasion of iraq. but it had been negotiated well before the invasion of iraq. and i think signaled qaddafi's intention to allow his economy to become part of the world economy. and to stop playing the unpopular and for him not very convenient role of rogue states. so i don't see it as weakness but a kind of strength. the fact that he had the strength to reach out and go back on 20 years of being a rogue state and a trichet state and a state that trained -- a terrorist state and a state that trained the i.r.a. and the german terrorist groups and so on, was a radical change in -- to suggest strength, i think, and not weakness. i think among the people who are currently rulin

in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and if you want to turn the old way even in returnthey get a little certain the mill stone which no country house today is the. mentos remembering the crim that used to feel the montague the turn the world the rubens hotel. the week's top stories on our t.v. the middle east is a gulf by violent protests heard by unimpressed in egypt and tunisia but experts warn it's too early to talk of regime change while the military has remained in charge of. the turbulence in north africa and the middle east sends thousands of immigrants to europe but as leaders there did now it's multiculturalism one activist sponsor self on trial for doing the same. leaks deals a blow to nato as new cables reveal washington spies on its own how wise to influence the blocs policies. touched down during the longest ever space simulation experiment mission to mars half way. twelve noon here in moscow this is our thanks for joining us now the wider middle east region continued to be ravaged by anti-government protests throughout this week in libya one estimate puts

you're on the spot where iran is concerned what's the word used we got it is contrary to what the united kingdom in the famous of them during the last three crew probables this is going listen they were having a meeting of these two because it got off at the level of political strategy has got to catch ashton and this is the one presiding many times in istanbul with iranian representatives in trail of what we could knowledge of each any substantial changes bought her eyes as. as an advantage with all the day's meetings over there that probably some of us that it became the lips of lee clear of us nurtures that we need to identify specifically would you land of movement you sit on the pole in the. good evening around when the premier completes them up with a specific guidance or a merchant later was no requirements then and that is that iran will know that they international community will make you need status for unicef the similar the bigger world a plan that was agreed on talks of the screen an insular new querist music programmable in two thousand and five in september there was a concept of

whoever gets the most consistent form more in a week the one people was told that the united kingdom was against. the event on. the food towards the east. and now. to start the game the. iraq body. i was thinking team's it's clear that it's who we are as we've been for them. and we try. to do these but i think it would be this we were going to more. elsewhere arsenal will also try to put last weekend behind them when they play wolves at the gunners let a fourth male lead slip and drew with newcastle last saturday and little holes will hope to continue as they are. facing wigan at home and there is also a relegation scramble between west brom and west ham on saturday. now after having teams in england the united states and his native netherlands ruud good as has begun on his next adventure right here in russia the former european footballer of the year touching down in the country's chechen republic to take over premier league side. character a very strong team they work diligently and so far i don't see any weak points they have a strong soul and great potential there's no reason to

in the united kingdom. house bill and. the old wave in. some country house. the bull towns. the crimean defeat. the oil the ruben's hotel. the headlines in the politician is facing up to two years in jail. stateline. its claims that local authorities were responsible for the death of fourteen protesters in twenty years ago. troops and. the western media. hard to abandon best selling cold war stereotypes when it comes to depicting countries are still often portrayed as an evil totalitarian state of. soaring food prices are highlighted as a major trigger behind under arrest and street rallies in the middle east the problem could also be spreading to the world's richest countries. cross-talk his eyes he will be debating whether there's enough food to feed the world that's coming up right now here on r.t. . we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future. below we welcome to cross talk. is the world facing a serious and sustained food crisis prices.

that any member of the cabinet wasn't aware for a second that there was a possibility of the united kingdombeing involved in very significant military action. >> were they aware that there was a possibility of being involved in military action, supporting the united states, but not putting a major land component into the field? >> i think they were aware of that, too. sorry. this is -- you would have to ask them if you wanted to get a precise assessment of their opinions. i know you have already had evidence from margaret beckett and john reed, who said they were fully aware of what was the -- what was going on. and i might also say that subsequent to sir stevan will's the evidence i have had four members of the cabinet, colleagues at the time, coming up to me to express astonishment that he thought that they were unaware of the alternatives and were not briefed, an absolute astonishment. so they were briefed on the military options as well? >> yes. i think again he would have to ask them if the prime minister, because obviously i was completely in the loop on all this, but those who wanted