painted in a rush the local citizens dressed up the conventions of the ruling party the united national movement for an exact replica of the republican conventions in the us. if we succeed this boy with an angel like face will be living in a completely different sure. but a lot of. money on the show before that that particular market are trying to monetize their flatulence that's the that's the economic growth in the u.k. they talk about g.d.p. annualizing at three percent growth but that's analyzing at nine percent growth and higher if you put the debts that are off the balance sheet like on the bank of england back into the banks and that's compound at twenty percent a year so three percent a year in g.d.p. growth even though it doesn't even discount for the actual inflation number the fact is you can commies in negative territory they're living on party farts they're living on corny farts here that's their entire economic so-called growth. actually it's go back to libya because for all the criticism that you have about not. syria russia doesn't want to see syria explode everyone thinks it's r

painted in a rush the local citizens dressed up the conventions of the ruling party the united national movement for an exact replica of the republican conventions in the us. if we succeed this boy with an angel like face will be living in a completely different georgia. proximately sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. they enter our territorial waters they fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. one hundred days remaining. one hundred days of flame. just want you. to. look at it so i understand it's go back to libya because for all the criticism that you have about russia and syria russia doesn't want to see syria explode everyone thinks it's russia trying to protect its friend is by geopolitical i just know it's about a region because explode and they explode in a really vicious fashion it's a way for me a lot of wing

better for them to be honest but at the same time spare no effort to keep such party the united national movement in power personally i would prefer the former. the polls conducted by truly is research center show that despite george's democratic advances the standards of living in the country is still one of the lowest among the former soviet countries. the only things that about forty nine percent of georgians can afford to buy today are food and clothes. george's economy took a serious hit in two thousand and six the government sent the russian rhetoric this agricultural country its biggest export market the russian one. says my little cellar where i keep my wine right here. is a used to be can. said in the most successful businessmen in georgia nicknamed the wine king when russia imposed the embargo his company lost about eighty percent of its profits. many companies have gone bankrupt and many companies growth was stunted in the former soviet countries brand awareness of our products is how high we need to invest ten times more to generate such a levels of print awareness in the united state

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painted in a rush and local citizens dressed up the conventions of the ruling party the united national movement for an exact replica of the republican conventions in the us. if we succeed this boy with an angel like face will be living in a completely different georgia. one hundred days remaining. days aflame. just thought you. should open the car. most everyone in my life that i cared about their own and then. i came to skin well. i was a national champion in track and field and also was able to go and qualify for the olympic games. you know nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with that the drugs i had lost all the financial means that i. was really on the street. black market kids. great. interest. there did whatever they want in syria these days and even the obama administration can do nothing to rein the saudis in and i think the sad answer is that the united states doesn't have the power that it once had it doesn't have the leverage that it wants tries to work through allies three international organizations and occasionally on its own and deal with the court of public opinio

. >>> japanese leaders have backed the united nations movement against the use of nuclear arms for the first time they've signed a statement saying the weapons should never be used again under any circumstances. nhk world's jackie issue i cow a has the details. >> reporter: a committee of the u.n. general assembly deals with disarmament in a statement. new zealand's representative proposed a document. more than 120 countries have given it their support. >> the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons are a fundamental and global concern. >> reporter: the document says nuclear weapons have immense and controllable disruptive capabilities and indiscriminate in nature. it says the use and testing of such weapons have shown the consequences are unacceptable. it also says that it is in the interest of the very survival of humanity that nuclear weapons are never used again under any circumstances. delegates around the world have adopted similar statements since may of last year. one was released in april at a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. but up until no

. >>> japanese officials have given their backing to a united nations movement against the inhumane consequences of nuclear warfare. for the first time, they've signed a statement renouncing use of nuclear weapons under any circumstances. it says if humanity is survive, such weapons must never be used again. a committee of the u.n. swregen assembly that deals with disarmament adopted the statement. representatives from 125 countries signed it. >> the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of punuclear weapo are a fundamental and global concern. >> the document says a nuclear weapons have immense uncontrollable destructive capabilities indiscriminate in nature. it says the use and testing of such weapons have shown the consequences are inacceptable. delegates from around the world are adopted three similar statements since may of last year including one at a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. up until now, japanese officials have refused to participate. many japanese including survivors of the atomic bombings criticized the government. japan is the only country to have been hit by

including but crowds endorsed by the country's outgoing president mikheil saakashvili and his united national movement the former parliamentary speaker has only confirmed his defeat and congratulated his rival upon the good results but another favorite of this phrase noble john was a veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the two thousand and three rose revolution here in the country the first color revolution that so regime change in the former soviet republics has claimed that it's too early now for anybody to open champagne because official results will only come out in two weeks and she has claimed for everybody to wait till that moment all those we have been able to speak to him believes and told us this is a vote is less about welcome in the future but may or and rather about saying goodbye to the country's past and personally make house he's known in the west as the man who brought democratic changes here to georgia and there are many people here in the country who share this opinion saying that he was the man who made the country turn away from the soviet past and move toward

and congratulated his rival even it surely is a georgian dream politian house to release united national movement in the parliament elections last year and it seems that they are celebrating only ready again i hope you can see here these are the guys who are now celebrating their victory although official results will only come out in two weeks and officially tactically the intrigue still remains the party all the other candidate nobody another veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the rose revolution in two thousand and three that ousted then the president. has said that first of all who she has accused even is really of promoting his candidate because he made public his choice when the vote was not yet over and he she has made it clear that she doesn't trust exit polls and she will be right in the fischel results which will only come out in two weeks but sunday's vote very in is very interested not because of the candidates that are in the list but because all of the man who is in the least this time and i'm talking about present make out like it's really those who are we spo

including but crowds endorsed by the country's outgoing president mikheil saakashvili and his united national movement the former parliamentary speaker has only confirmed his defeat and congratulated his rival upon the good results but another favorite of this race as a veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the two thousand and three rose revolution here in the country the first color revolution but so regime change in the former soviet republics has claimed that it's too early now for anybody to open champagne because official results will only come out in two weeks and she has claimed for everybody to wait till that moment but it's interesting that this year's presidential election here in georgia is interesting not because of twenty three protests opponents who are in the least but because of one man who couldn't take part in that because the law prevents mikhail saakashvili from running for president again and sunday's vote in fact marks the end of his nearly ten year long presidency and this is why all those we have been able to speak to here in belief have told us this is a vo

from the national united movement and the party led by the out going president.d she was previously aligned and speaker of the parliament but stepped down as a protest against the president forming her own party. robin walker joining us now live from tablisi. if the ru front runner wins ande prime minister is a deadly rival we are likely to see a very different type of government isn charge of georgia, robin. >> i think so. let's talk about the personalities quickly. he is a larger than life character and has a enormous influence over georgia and stepping down if georgi gorgey s his place we know little about him. presidential powers will be severely curbed once the next president takes office due to constitutional changes coming into effect. >> what are the changes and what difference is that going to make. >> well chiefly, powers will be transferred to the prime minister and his cabinet. and that is the ability to appoint the interior and defense ministers and the policies domestic and foreign policy. and very importantly it will be parliament with the cabinet

some cooperation from the russians on syria, the fact that they have got some sort of movement at the united nationsurity council and all of that creating a feeling there is a possibility of momentum towards geneva to as it's being called but if you accommodate the russians you irritate and annoy parts of the opposition who have felt very left out over the last few weeks and feel really that any sense of triumph over chemical weapons decides the point, that that was only a very small part of the terrible war in syria and that even if that deal is successful from their point of view it will serve perhaps dangerously to relegitimize the regime of president assad and they would say that is a very high price to pay. >> reporter: we thank you very much indeed and mr. phillip in london. bush fires are threatening sidney and the worst fires in a decade and one person has died and 200 homes destroyed. fire officials now warning residents to prepare for the worst as forecasted weather conditions look set to fan the flames. >> the conditions are going to be worse than otherwise expected only this morning. the

movement's 100th anniversary. the meeting was sponsored by the united synagogue of conservative judaism, the umbrella group for the nation's more than 30 conservative congregations, and from the beginning a century ago, the movement has taken a middle road from the more traditional orthodox jew dayism and the more liberal reform movement. dr. steven wornick is head of the group. >> it is a judaism that is deeply rooted in tradition, but yet has modernity. >> reporter: according the a new research poll by pugh research center only 30% would identify with the judaism, and they say it is in part because of how well jews have assimilated. >> the jews have been wildly successful, and the question becomes, why be jewish and for the first time in jewish history where you can opt-out, the question is, why opt-in? so the religions in the center that take a more nuanced or mosaic approach to religious life, making that life has been harder. >> reporter: they have been studying ways to understand the outrage, and they have been devoted to building spiritual communities and sometimes outside of synagogues. >> it is not about the brick

constrain it but instead i think what needs to be happening is a movement by governments by international bodies like the united nations towards using metrics that you know are more focused on reducing demand for drugs rather than trying to you know continue on this costly and ill fated attempt at reducing supply. and now it's time for our wild. fires to china shanghai city has closed dozens of zoos and parks as a deals with flooding that amount of rain was the highest in a single day for half a century thanks to typhoon photo rows and houses war and data and the storm caused rivers to reach and power failure is schools and factories have been suspended and some residents have nothing to eat and drink and at least seven million people across china have been affected. sixty people have been reportedly killed in sectarian clashes near the mining village of gandhi in the central african republic fighters mostly from neighboring chad and sudan attacked christians and forth with local militias in retaliation for previous assault on the rich and resources but with a poor economy the african country has descended into the may

constrain it but instead i think what needs to be happening is a movement by governments by international bodies like the united nations towards using metrics that you know are more focused on reducing demand for drugs rather than trying to you know continue on this costly and ill fated attempt at reducing supply. and coming up next states breaking descent with highest i've been awesome here and i'll see. you know it's getting old trying to beat the war drums to invade iran i think the let's invade iran talk has been going on since i was in college to keep the saber rattling rolling israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu declared in front of the un that iran is building nuclear weapons that could hit new york in three to four years no he said new york obviously he is trying to spook a certain country with nuclear destruction the delegates from namibia were probably unmoved sadly this time netanyahu failed to bring a funny cartoon bomb picture with him like in his two thousand and twelve un speech in which he also warned the world about the threat of a nuclear iran you know i might be more optimistic about israel acc

constrain it but instead i think what needs to be happening is a movement by governments by international bodies like the united nations towards using metrics that you know are more focused on reducing demand for drugs rather than trying to you know continue on this costly and ill fated attempt at reducing supply. iran of the u.s. recently signaled a fall in political relations but it's unclear if this means to run will finally be rid of its burden of economic sanctions that are still in place but one industry sector has been standing strong regardless that surrounds car makers one point six million vehicles are produced in iran every year making it actually the thirteenth biggest car manufacturer in the world you may be surprised to know the district cans for ten percent of the country's g.d.p. despite that ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persia and read old models are still made in iran the country produces its own cars again based mainly on french designs of course no official business is allowed between the u.s. and iran until sanctions are lifted but american companies like car maker general motors

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we have a united opposition now, the national council of democratic forces, and we have selected single candidate to represent the entire movementhe same time there are a number of long-term strategic issues that have emerged in particular to do with run for a third term which we believe is unconstitutional. and this something that will have major implications for his legitimacy as a candidate. and there has been growing unrest especially in the regions, [ inaudible ] that takes shape of this unrest. and i think if you look forward regardless of what happens in this election, i think his ability to continue this way is no longer feasible. >> all right. good to get your perspective on this. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> now there are more signs that iran is making some movement towards ending its international isolation. parliamentary speaker says iran may negotiate on its enriched uranium program. carolyn has more. >> reporter: movement on the diplomatic front while reports emerge that iran is willing to he is it is not trying to enrich uranium to weapons grade. people in tar ran are pleased that relations

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movement. the government clashes almost daily with this cells. what does this mean for our security here at home? joining us is former united states ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, who is also a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. good morning. >> good morning. >> with these raids, is it fair to say africa has in a sense become the new afghanistan, the home of islamist terrorism? >> i think it's certainly an area where al qaeda and its afiltiates have been growing. in somalia, anarchy for 25 years, and this is a real menace. that's why this raid today in retaliation for the al shabaab seizure of the shopping mall in nigeria is so important. we may not have gotten the person we wanted, but it took place just shortly after a week after the attack in nairobi. i think it is a signal that when we've got a determination to act, we can still act quickly. with respect to the capture of al libi in tripoli, there's some real significance here to getting somebody we've been after for 15 years. it really recalls the killing of osama bin laden two years ago. ten years in preparation and planning to get osama bin laden. 15 years to get al libi. i

movement then welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the show we're talking to tell us your care russia's special envoy to the united nations so another big story is iran's peaceful performance at the general assembly was it expected. it was hoped for i would i don't think it was expected but there were some. indications that the new iranian president might want to take a different line. compared with his but it is but we'll see. what happens we will have just a few days to wait because in the mid october they are going to have a first meeting of the group of six with the iranians. continue the negotiations on the iranian nuclear issue but do you believe this possible thaw in a relationship is purely a result of or one is coming to office in iran or have circumstances forced us to shift its stance well it's hard for me to speak about the united states how they will shift their stance but i think the united states has a very strong vested interest in having this issue of iranian nuclear program program resolved peacefully that would mean that the international community would have assurance that iran does not have some grand

able to start their own movements as opposed to depending on the inner american court for this hemisphere as opposed to depending on the i.c.c. at the hague in the united nations i think that that's really what we're looking for. or two and terms holding western officials accountable it is a completely different that we're almost out of time but is there a website that people can go to to help facilitate support or orders provide support for these people absolutely the organization that i worked with as a human rights a company or is called network in solidarity with the people of water mala or in the squad that's and i as g u eight dot org thank you so much we'll put the website on the description of this video thank you for for talking on this issue providing some insight jamil you should brown global strategist you global push and. remember when leaving work actually meant leaving work you know going home in peace without a cell phone alert going off every five minutes now work never really leaves you considering how your phones also your computer don't get me wrong having the world's knowledge in your pocket is a revolutionary tool but if we've learned any

able to start their own movements as opposed to depending on the inner american court for this hemisphere as opposed to depending on the i.c.c. at the hague in the united nations i think that that's really what we're looking forward to and terms of holding western officials accountable it is a completely different that we're almost out of time but is there a website that people can go to to help facilitate support or orders provide support for these people absolutely the organization that i worked with as a human rights a company or is called network in solidarity with the people of water mala or in the squad that's and i as g u eight dot org thank you so much we'll put the website on the description of this video thank you for for target on this as you provide some insight jamil you should brown global strategist hugh global head of. remember when leaving work actually meant leaving work you know going home in peace without a cell phone alert going off every five minutes now work never really leaves you considering how your phones also your computer don't get me wrong having the world's knowledge in your pocket is a revolutionary tool but if we've learned any

movement for a series of fatal arson attacks. >>> the african union says none of their leaders will be prosecuted by the national court while in office. it's pushing the unitedations to fee lato delay a case next m. >> african leaders arrive at the headquarters of the african union. they came to t discuss the relationship with the international criminal court which is now taken a turn for the worse. kenyan president was here. he is due to stand trial at the court next month. but now african leaders say he doesn't have to. >> we have a result that no serving head of state or government or anyone active or entitled to act in such capacity shall be we quire required to rr in front of an national court during his term of office. >> this is where it all started. violence following kenya's disputed 2007 election. more than a thousand were killed and half a million displaced. the court prosecutor says the president is among those responsible. he and his deputy are facing trial in the hague. so far they have cooperated with the hearings and they are legally obliged to because kenya is still a member of the icc. >> the statement made does not change that in any legal

american family, we will quickly discover opportunities to meet, united and undaunted, the challenges facing our movement, our economy, and our nation, building a new conservative show agenda of reform around these moms and dads and kids about remembering america's values and especially america's forgotten families. it is the path for restoring the greatness of our nation. and if at long last conservatives finally take that road less traveled, it will make all the difference. [applause] thank you for all you do. may almighty god, the god of abraham and isaac and jacob, bless you all, and god bless the united states of america. ["stars and stripes forever" plays] >> thank you. speaker has recovered from his 21-hour filibuster. but i had to tell him we could only give you 20 minutes. coming to introduce him is the founder and president of the media research center, one of the sponsors of the summit, and for exposing liberal bias by watching countless hours of mainstream media coverage so we do not have to, would you not only welcome, but would you thank brent bozell. >> good morning. how are we doing today? all right, ladies and gentl