branches of service, tonight in this veterans song, remembering those who served the united states army, the united states marine corps, united states navy, united states air force, the merchant marines. the clothes that we wear, these are warrior clothes that they wear, the regalia of the eagle feathers, the buckle. these are the uniforms of our american indian men, the warrior societies, before those service branches of the united states government forces. thank you. you may be seated. thank you very much for standing. a long opening ceremony. we appreciate it. right now we're going to have some exhibitions. why don't we go ahead and post that stamp. do we have a stand for that? ok. you can stand to the side, if would you stand. it won't be long and we'll have it out for us. let's get another round of applause. we're going start with our little once -- ones. our little girls. why don't we have the children, we have a bunch of jingle dress dancers, if you would, come out. we're going to start with the friendship house drum. two starts on the jingle dress dance, if you would. this dance has a very beautif

supreme court as far as the fourth as i think is chance of winning the case the united states is zero point zero united states states are spent fifteen years trying allegedly trying to catch an alleged gun runner but that it was a coup they spent two and half years trying to win the extradition case and it is actually said to the united states to think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf when everything is against them so that in the end if you walks in goals hold america will will become a laughing stock of the entire world not to mention that whatever little credibility they have as a nation will definitely be ruined if. well military analyst you're going to who shelf says that people involved in illegal arms deals enjoy u.s. support. for the state department right now there is nothing more important in its foreign affairs then to bring to justice the mood in the faraway thailand it is driven by obsessive desire to silence and to sentence the supposedly as that russian equivalent of the senator charles wilson who unleashed they saw a proxy war in afghanistan thirty years

this comes from a united states military commander in the united states. i'll jump across the border and tell you why the stakes could not be higher. this is pakistan in 2005. 74,000 people were killed in this earthquake. 18,000 were kids going to school. most of the kids that died were younger and female because they didn't have desks so when the walls started shaking and the roof came down they perished. there was 9,000 schools destroyed or rendered unusable. 1/2 million kids displaced out of school. in earthquake, they call it the coy mot that means this apocalypse. at first there was a very heroic effort. infer natio international community helped. after katrina red cross got 2,000,000 for help and for this earthquake red cross received 6 million dollars. the united states sent in helicopters that conductd the greatest air lift in the history of mankind. moved about 20 thousand on thes in the mountains to keep 1/2 million people a hive during the wintertime. it was very heroic and people were grateful. aid has dropped 70 percent after a year in the wake

thousand and eight molly charges filed by the united states of course prior to those charges he was a contractor with that many countries including the united states he had a contract with the pentagon for a number of years and even after george bush specifically prohibited the united states government. from any dealings with the the group the pentagon actually extended his contract to two thousand and six so for two years they were operating despite the president's sanctions against any operations with a view that a boot so very close contacts with many governments of the world at some point the united states government decided that it was no longer an asset but in fact direct file charges and he was taken down and at the time. capital bangkok in a joint sting operation by u.s. anti-authority c. has then he has since been held in the infamous bangkok hilton right now he's in solitary confinement while some charges against him were being looked at first of all by the type criminal court actually ruled against the extradition the case was then moved to the thai appeals court which is said to be directly under control of the thai government which is

credibility in the international community i think is chance of winning the case the united states is zero point zero united states states have spent fifteen years trying a legend they tried to catch an alleged gun runner but it was it true they spent two and half years trying to win the extradition case and it looked a bit actually said to the united states to think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf when everything is against them so that in the end if you walks and goes home america will all become a laughing stock of the entire world not to mention that whatever little credibility they have as a nation will definitely be ruined. well we've got plenty more ahead for you this hour so stay with us to find out just what the russians did in one of the world's biggest rock stars hopping common. religious disbelief in russian rehab centers using divine guidance to be walk addiction are accused of posing a bigger threat than the drugs themselves. now in the u.k. medical officials say the number of women being subjected to jettison mutilation is on the wrongs although the practice i

credibility in the international community i think is chance of winning the case the united states is zero point zero united states states have spent fifteen years trying to allegedly try to catch an alleged garden runner but it was it true they spent two and half years trying to win the extradition case and it would actually set to the united states to think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf when everything is against them so that in the end if you walks and goes home america will all become a laughing stock of the entire world not to mention whatever little credibility they have as a nation will definitely be ruined. investigative journalist daniel is still in there and our website has a lot more stories for you to check card whenever you want to and here's a taste of what's on my right now at r.t. dot com. a chemical illusion people in gaza swap the harsh reality of weasels brocade for the so-called happy pill a drug authorities are trying to stamp out. blaze was spectacular stunts this week as dad devils risking life and limb but the crowds entertainment at an internationa

in the international community i think his chance of winning the case of the united states is zero point zero united states states have spent fifteen years trying to allegedly try to carry . an alleged gun runner but that it was it true they spent two and a half years trying to win the extradition case and a victory would actually set to the united states to think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf when everything is against them so that in the end if you walks and goals hold america will will become a laughing stock of the entire world not to mention that whatever little credibility they have as a nation will definitely be ruined. investigative journalist journalist to learn that now an abnormally an abnormal a rather hot summer in via the forest fires was just right so much of the countryside but it seems it's also brought a dangerous tropical disease the mosquito borne west nile virus has already claimed six lives in russia south hundreds are hospitalized for a ports. no one is safe just one by trauma an ordinary mosquito is enough to put a life in danger hundreds in

in thailand but rather united states doesn't matter whether thailand agrees that mark is a terrorist or not terrorist the fact that the united states considers fark to be a terrorist target is enough unfortunately enough for him to be sent to the united states and that's something i just could not get through the trouble now you mention is a bit earlier briefly of course the thai court admitted the extradition the first time around was unjustified and denied it why such a change of opinion now. well you know there are many points of view about because i spent quite a bit of time in thailand researching the entire troubled story and interviewing big stance of the sixty time for hundreds of hours in prison kong i also had access to. intelligence and time to organise officers a very high level told me that in fact the whole thing was already done before it started in the sense that you know the court of course instance was going to rule in favor who would look back to the book was going to win the case and the appeals court was going to rule in boots against the world so that nobody could say that it was askew decision that nobody cou

state in the united states to ban plastic bags. very exciting. we believe that other cities around united states could follow suit and possibly other states. when we implemented -- i mean, when we introduced the law and implemented, for two years thereafter, we heard from approximately 40 states in the united states, cities within those states, and 33 nations, who are interested in making a lot of our type, and now, many cities have tried, but, and fortunate, they were blunted back by the petrochemical industry and by the oil industry because they did not agree with san francisco taking action, but while there seems to be paralysis or very little incremental change, anything but incremental, at best, on the federal level in dealing with our energy crisis, dealing with climate-change crisis, and certainly while americans wait for great leap towards those endeavors are even towards state government, it is time for state government to do its part. now, why is that? the plastic bag is made from petroleum to get it takes literally over 500 years to degrade in the environment. there are land-fill issu

in the international community i think is chance of winning the case in those states as zero point zero united states states have spent fifteen years trying alone. they tried to catch on a larger gun runner but it will get through this photo of yours are drawing are to win the extradition case and it would actually serve the united states to think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf with everything as against them saw that in the end if you watch the girls home america will overcome all laughing stock of entire world not to mention whatever little credibility they have as a nation. now investigative journalist daniel is still in that israel has come under heavy criticism at home and abroad over plans to deport four hundred children of migrant workers whose visas have run out senior politicians led by the country's president are opposed to the move stemming from new regulations with the government promising to discuss the issue further met one family in fear of access from their jewish homeland. he's five and a half thousand miles away for most of his family living in a co

. >> smith: how should state and local governments stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the united states? >> state and local governments under our constitution can use their representatives in congress and in the united states senate to advocate for a change in federal immigration policy and federal enforcement. it's a well established, longstanding constitutional principle that the federal government has the exclusive authority to regulate immigration, so the state and local government have no role to play in that regard, except through their representatives in washington. >> smith: do you feel like the federal government is doing enough to stem the flow of illegal immigrants, or should it? >> i think the fact that there are millions of people in this country, who have toiled here for years and in some cases decades, contributing to our economy and our culture and our community, in many cases raising united states citizen children here is an indicator of the fact that we need comprehensive immigration reform. that issue has been on our national agenda for over a decade. it's more than time for ou

united states. you think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf when everything is against them so that in the end if you walks and goes home america will will become a laughing stock of the entire world not to mention that whatever little credibility they have as a nation will definitely be ruined if we've got plenty more ahead this hour stay with us here on our t. find out just what the russian president and one of the world's biggest rock stars in common. plus. we're logis disbelieve rush into rehab centers using divine guidance to beat drug addiction are accused of posing a bigger threat than the drugs themselves. but first in the united kingdom medical officials say the number of women being subjected to general genital mutilation is on the rise although the practice is illegal in the country no one's ever been convicted of the crime and thousands are considered at risk each year just a warning you may find some of the images of laura and its report disturbing. school holidays for some golden afternoons in the park but for others a horrific ordeal aged fifteen u

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst in igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. let. me. see if. i. top stories of the day and from this week. breaking heat in russia have spread into new areas the wildfires have claimed at least thirty lives this week and destroyed thousands of homes. wiki leaks secrets the u.s. congress approves billions more for the military campaign despite documents that they were put online detailing civilian. american war. trying to turn the tide water supplies in russia's far east are under threat as thousands of barrels containing toxic chemicals flowed down a chinese river towards the country's border. sweet celebration is taken out of arizona's tough immigration law just before but rights activists say the

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst in igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. coming into the future. just three she escaped from a cinema and landed in your living room. specialises stream streeter stereo display a life no glasses no problem gentian her own three d. until she obtained. leave the country. which brightened. from phones to christians. from stone totty don't come. wealthy british style. find out what's really happening to the global economy. headline news. in. merritt called. the imperial. hotel the gold cruise hotel discovery beach hotel. resort. entrepreneur resort. in israel. wildfires caused by a record breaking heat in russia. almost thirty lives have been lost this week. destroyed thousands of homes. in russia's

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst in igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. comes of the future. just three she escaped from a cinema and landed in the living room. specialises in the streets or stereo display a life filled glasses no problem gentian her out of three d. until she obtained. leave the country. soon which brightened. the balance from funds to pressure. from stock totty dot com. wealthy british style. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look global financial headlines kaiser reports. in some peaches he's available in hotels a story of. a trip. to true spoto golden. gate. in a sea of kindness if you visit. the top stories of the day on from the pulse

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst and igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. the law such. a. law. that every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and what to bring to the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our g. c. the top stories of the day on from the week a regime photo a huge fall of falling from the earth that is mobilized as blazes caused by a record breaking heat in russia spread the session dead already and thousands of those in their homes. afghanistan secrets they do us an exhibit in the states but old budget as an internet make up top secret documents exposes civilian deaths some cover ups in afghanistan that suggest

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst in igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. let. me see. if you last saw. last. wealthy british style it's time to. target. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on r g c. truth. in israel. a failing. water supply. towards the country's. bittersweet celebration the sting is taken out of arizona's tough immigration law just before it's inactive but activists say the fight is not over. and that brings you up to date for the moment. with more news in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the time is next with the latest from the world of sports. we are watching the sports news in our to you thanks for joining us this hour they ha

united states and been able to attain e.u. citizenship. while a person coming from the united states must announce citizenship, how is it i'm able to hold dual citizenship. guest: the united states does not recognize dual citizenship, but the country you're going to may. depending on where you are in the european union, they may recognize dual citizenship. when you return to the united states, you won't be able to return using the european passport, your entry would have to take place with your u.s. passport. host: the debate continues, 30 million illegals are in this country. guest: it's difficult to pin down the number of people in the united states. the census is not taking into account who is here illegally and legally. not everyone is raising their hand to be counted like that. it is difficult to assess the number of people in the united states and who are undocumented. host: steve says please ask if expatriation is growing. guest: i think it is by degrees. it's some people going back to their home countries. many people are in line waiting for their status. legal aliens working

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst in igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. would be so much brighter. about sums from balanced impression. on top teeth don't come. what may. be easy. to block. the book. but. it's. it's. it's. it's. it's. it's. it's. it's. it's. lists. in indonesia oh geez available in the ground. the ritz carlton hotel motel hotel new millennium hotel in china you can see censored. hotel because of an issue marco resort hotel. resort mcmullen. riviera hotel in macau cintra hotel. the week's top stories here when i see wildfires breaking heat in. new areas at least thirty lives have been lost this week and the blazes have destroyed thousands of homes. water supplies in russia's far east are under threat by barrel

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst in igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. coming into the future. just received steam from a cinema and landed in the living room shut down specialises in the streets or stereo displays a life filled glass is no problem the fitness of three d. function as you update here. we've got. one of the key elements of democracy which is so uncomfortable for me a forty. who pays for the news. how dependent business independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story. chargin media fiction and reality they ought to be hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news make us. feel. good to be soon which brightened a few moments from finest impr

the country waiting specifically to transfer mr boat back to the united states however thai authorities do say that because the united states filed new charges against the russian businessman those charges now have to be processed criminally in order for the man to be extradited the united states of course realizing that they've basically tripping up their own case are now trying to withdraw those charges but what this will lead to and how this story will develop nobody knows so far. i'm brian johnson thomas a former arms trafficking expert for the u.n. security council believes that peace extradition is a matter of well and not said i'm not quite clear why the americans have fought this case. maybe just about the money they spent on this thing operation but certainly they're very very keen to get back to the states and the consequences that will follow i think ritu point you want to is that the reason why they've dropped the money laundering charges may be that they can concentrate purely on the sting operation is alleged to have agreed to supply weapons to the front if that happens then the court in america may also be di

with the new power of the united states in this region but it turned out to be a fantasy because through military occupation instead of dominating the people the united states by its mere presence with foreign occupation troops has become a catalyst and igniter of armed insurgency against the united states that can only end when the united states leaves and lets the people of these countries in this region be free to determine their own destiny free from foreign occupation thank you very much sir thank you. one of the key elements of democracy which is so uncomfortable for me a foreigner. who pays for the news. how dependent is this independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story. charge of media fiction and reality on. wealthy british stock. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. if. would be soon which brightened a few new movements soon from phones to impressions. from stock tontine dot com. lead. to. the end of the in the lead of the. lead the top stories of the day from the week o'grady nasa satellites reports four hundred

the united states' role in smuggling both the smuggling the arms and drugs and the and that's is a very important thing because if you connect if you connect the dots it boils down to these united states exports consumption culture of drugs and it exports instability and to expand instability and to keep it running you have to smuggle weapons and because book now is too much how the united states smuggles questions that's why he he be in. there on a character assassination campaign against him because he's more dangerous than we kill leagues for the u s for the u s smuggling role in weapons in not only in africa and latin american but all over the world again thanks very much indeed for your analysis again occur giving us now is this on victor blitz extradition to the united states. you're watching r t live from moscow and coming up later in the program new york's losing one of its most famous and reliable symbols why the visual yellow for its dan taxi is driving out of the city for good. now on a four hour journey by boat to one island that's excessive all during the summer months on this island we're visiting a village populated by more people more meaning strollers to be explored t

united states. the united states was outside the government. dent reagan saying that there are changes that need to be made on seabed mining before the united states should go forward. i am delighted to say that reagan did a thorough review and came out of that review agreeing exactly as i did that there were changes that needed to be made. the rest of the treaty was strongly in the interest of the united states of america. reagan, at that time, put out a press statement, indicating that there were six changes that needed to be made. that was the official united states policy. over a time frame of several years, there was a successful negotiation that resulted in achieving all of the reagan conditions and other excellent things that we have not thought about at that time -- had not thought about at that time. as it was renegotiated in 1994, it became of extremely important interest to the united states of america. it included very favorable provisions. first, it included a 200 mile exclusive economic zone where we would have control of the econo

unfortunately, the united states is stuck in neutral. the united states has fallen to fourth place and will be in fifth place. germany, followed by italy, japan, and the united states, and frankly, at the czech republic may soon pass the united states. the hottest seller market is ontario, canada. -- the hottest solar market is ontario, canada. we have to earn at the right to have a high manufacturing base in the united states, and we do that by being the dominating and market. -- end market. the vast majority of the world market for computers is here. the other way to do it is through brute force. the chinese government has said that we may not be the end market, but will put tens of billions of dollars into subsidizing manufacturing. i would love to see the united states to pick one or the other out for them, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly -- to pick one or the other algorithm, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly. to be honest, i don't think we have the kind of cash it is going to take to go head-to-head with china. until the united

that the united states went to war against a country that had never threatened the united states, neverttacked the united states, had no weapons of mass destruction, represented no threat to the united states, had nothing to do with 9/11. and it damage the united states. it left the united states with less ability to put together a coalition elsewhere, with less respect in the world with less capacity militarily, with a depleted military. to say now the success that.... >> lehrer: never mind all of that. >> i think in that sense it's awkward. >> lehrer: how is he going to deal with that? the fact he was so opposed to this? some people would suggest it was his opposition to the war that helped him get elected in the first place. >> he was opposed to the surge which has gotten us to where we are today. i think he'll just ignore all of that and focus on the future. iraq is at the moment the seventh fastest growing economy on the earth according to the economist magazine the fourth most democratic nation on the earth. to have a democratic prosperous iraq in the middle east would be a big de

united states. the united states has a school act and anyone who sells something cool sir than three hundred feet or so from school are subject to responsibility for the two or three fold even if you mean sells drugs. not necessarily to children just as long as there's still something there russian law serious responsibility stuart's if this was fully aware what he was going to sell obviously all the suspects say they were not aware yes we're compulsive treatment and as a head of the agency i can assure you with my full responsibility that we have no such plans it's got it it will be very little your recent campaign against spices. or herbal smoking blends caused quite a stir recently why did you choose to pay such an attention to them. well i have to admit it was not are can paint what i mean is it was not launched by the federal drug control service we're trying to work with the pope. so channel two staged new campaign but in reported about this problem rooted in our society. spices appeared in our markets no longer and became popular on this very quickly our legislation failed to quickly adapt it

writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into contact with the united states so consequently my puerto rican friends, and some of my irish friends, although they were more circumspect, what are you doing writing about the irish? i'm writing about the united states. the irish are more interesting. they had to put up with colonialism, just as puerto rico is a colony of the united states. i also respect the fact that they have a facility with language, which i also enjoy. consequently, i wondered why this attraction to the irish. in 2004, the university of puerto rico asked me to come there and lecture and read. i immediately called my favorite cousin, and she said, what are you doing here? i told her and i said, please come to the reading, i have a book for you. she came. she said my son is getting married tomorrow at the caribbean hilton, could you please come? and i went. i hadn't seen her in 30 years. we were kids together. and after the wedding, there was a reception and she introduced me to her daughters, very beautiful girls, then i met the last one, very

been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's been left unanswered now this prospect of industrial development of the arctic how bad can it hit the region's fragile nature and wildlife let's talk about the environmental impacts. well you saw what would help have happened in the gulf of mexico you know where they didn't drill a relief well and we had a blowout you know that really is threatening birds and wildlife in that area and you know that's relatively easy to contain if you're looking at a blowout in the arctic and that happens under the ice or at a time of year where you've got lots of moving ice and there's no way you're going to be able to cap that you'll have to wait a very very long time before you get that under control and by that point the ice will carry it into very sensitive waters perhaps into david st david's three baffin bay or into russian waters it could be in a environmental mental disaster like we've neve