. >> an israeli court has legalized 3 unsanctioned west bank settler outpost, drawing condemnation fromalestinian officials and international rights groups. the move fuels suspicion is systematically legalizing the settlements. palestinian officials have refused to continue peace talks until construction works stop. >> an unseasonable snow storm has hit the northeastern united. pennsylvania was covered in more than 20 centimeters of snow, and new york got almost as much with the late fees the winter. snowstorms their knocked out power lines, leaving some 25,000 people without electricity. ukraine's jailed ex-premier is continuing her five-day-old hunger strike to protest her treatment and demand an end to political repression. >> the revolution leader was jailed for seven years for negotiating a gas deal wih russia. the new administration says harmed national interests. >> supporters have maintained a vigil outside her prison for weeks. the protesters say she is being kept in deplorable conditions, and her lawyer agrees. he also says he saw bruises on her body after he visited her on tu

least two more months at least twenty of the group supporters were detained trying to stage an unsanctioned demonstration outside the court that came to guide public attention when they rushed the altar of russia's christ the savior cathedral in moscow and performed for prosecutors claim with a blast from the song conceive and put in jail for up to seven years into because if you public reaction and harsh criticism from russia's orthodox church. let's have a quick look at some other news from around the world this hour the way the bomb attacks in iraq has killed at least thirty five people and that around one hundred others injured officials say streamlets launched both car and roadside bombs in the capital and the country's north explosions in baghdad targeted many share neighborhoods authorities believe the security forces were also targeted in attack . on a protests continue in bahrain as the country prepares to host a formula one grand prix security forces use stun grenades to ward off protesters who stormed the culture exhibition organized for the race cultural bundle aid a racing team

. >> i hope you would answer for the record how many banks remain unsanctioned by the united states or remain participants in wift and that is a question i iranian banks are a part of swift. i'd like to shift now to housing. and i guess this might be a question for the record my time is ending that is fannie and freddie are implementing programs that will streamline the short sale process and reduce the response time to the consumer. do you agree it would be prudent for the gses to produce short sales instead of allowing the property to fall into foreclosure? and can you speculate as to or inform us as to why the gses have taken so long. and then the second question for the record is, does it make any sense to hit the gses with a 110% dividend rate when we have to lend them the money to pay us the dividend and they're not -- i believe in high dividend rates when it's a private institution we're getting money from somebody else. but taking money out of our right pocket to our left pocket. finally, does it make sense for us to use the gses as a piggy bank or pay for for nonhousing relate

in less than one week at least twenty of the group supporters were detained trying to stage an unsanctioned demonstration outside the cool about it came to a wide public attention when they rushed to the altar of russia's christ to save people in moscow and performed well prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song you could see them put in jail for up to seven years the incident caused a huge public reaction and harsh criticism from russia's orthodox church. by starting with iraq let's go to the r.t. was out there now some other global news for you in brief and a wave of bomb attacks across the country have killed at least thirty five and left one hundred injured officials say extremists launched both car and roadside bombs in the capital and the country's north explosions in baghdad targeted mainly shia neighborhoods authorities believe security forces were also the targets. of protests continue in bahrain as the country prepares to host a formula one grand prix security forces used to stun grenades to ward off protesters who stormed a culture exhibition organized for the race petrol bomb de

the russian capital at least twenty of the group's supporters were detained trying to stage an unsanctioned demonstration outside of course another band came to wide public attention when they rushed the altar of russia's christ they say because the church here in moscow performed what prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song they could see them put in jail for up to seven years now the incident cause issues public reaction and a harsh criticism from russia's orthodox church. are starting with iraq let's get to the aussie world operates some of the global news for us relief a wave of bomb attacks across the country have killed at least thirty five and injured around one hundred officials say treatments just launched both car and roadside bombs in the capital and the country's north the explosions in baghdad it targeted mainly shia neighborhoods authorities believe security forces were also targeted in its. violent protests continue in bahrain as the country prepares to host a formula one grand prix security forces used stun grenades to ward off protesters who stormed a cultural exhibition h

less than one week at least twenty over the group's supporters work to take trying to stage an unsanctioned demonstration outside court. came to light up attention when they rushed the old russian christ the savior to moscow to perform what prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song i could see them in jail for up to seven years by the incident caused a huge public reaction and harsh criticism from the russian orthodox church. all right starting with iraq let's go to the world update now and some other international news and a wave of bomb attacks across the country have killed at least thirty five and left one hundred injured officials say extremists launched both car and roadside bombs in the capital and in the country's north the explosions in baghdad targeted at mainly shia neighborhoods of course it's believed security forces also targeted attacks. violent protests continue in bahrain as the country prepares to host a formula one grand prix security forces that used stun grenades to ward off protesters who stormed a culture exhibition organized for the race a petrol bomb delayed a racing

comes as at least twenty of the group supporters have been detained after they tried to stage an unsanctioned demonstration outside the building the banda rushed to the author of russia's christ the savior cathedral here in moscow and performed what prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song poor performances drawn a huge public response and a wave of criticism from russia's orthodox church now a time to explore one of our russia's most remote regions in artie's close up series it's where we head to an area so hard to get so huge that medical help has to take to the skies to get there. but this time we are in a rushers arctic far north where residents rely on a team of helicopter medics to provide sometimes lifesaving care but hours from the nearest village or hospital for years medical problems were treated in local tents but now help is at hand parties tom barton reports on what's become an emergency lifeline for many villagers. flying north with me in this old soviet work or so the helicopter is drops of blood a mere brodsky and his team from the region's medical aviation service we head acr

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