presence became a bare faced bargaining chip in talks between the black kiev government and the us state department as such u.s. cargo planes continue to take off from curtis territory. those crooks should have been brought to justice instead they contest elections we the young people of the cookies republic have been under the yoke of corrupt regimes for years we have fed up with the continuing cycle of deceit we have taken part in the latest revolution to topple the criminal regime and pay for it in our blood. in two thousand and ten rallies in central bishkek became just as routine as the changing of the guards kurdistan's political life gather strength following the second revolution it took scores of political parties only a few months to emerge on the political scene in order to contest parliamentary seats. the prospect of new elections inspired both hope and anxiety it was obvious to many that those who lost might stir up the people to take to the streets again that would mean another revolution and a new wave of violence. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues

russian citizens and is moscow's answer to the so-called black list previously enforced by the us state department that list includes dozens of russian officials including some senior police officers agents of the federal security service lawyers doctors and others who the state department believes are linked to sort of my beasties death all of them are now banned for it from entering the united states the kremlin says it's puzzled by the situation since there are several investigations currently being held looking into the circumstances of the skis and this blacklist was in force before a court could make a decision on them previously the russian foreign ministry it also if you speak criticize this blacklist saying that it's an unfriendly act which may negatively affect the trust between the two countries also called it an old school tribal tactic to intervene and apply pressure on these investigations and promised an adequate response just to remind you said he was all we were who worked with a large foreign investment fund here in russia he was accused of organizing a huge money laundering sche

green card lottery he won or so it said in the letter that he received from the state department almost two weeks later the us voided the results of the lottery for some twenty thousand people including you could work but i want to. one from each year the u.s. state department grants green cards to some safety thousand people from around the globe the lottery where the jackpot is the right to live and work in america is advertised as completely random the state department claims in this case there was a computer glitch and the results were not arbitrary a computer programming error caused more than ninety percent of the select come from the first two days of the registration period the victims of the blunder have joined in a class action suit against the u.s. state department and lost the court here has been struggling with the issue of randomness asking how could the result of the green card lottery not be random even if there had been a computer glitches but they department claims one of the arguments is that even an error like that could produce a random result and the whole idea behind the green card lott

this is an aspect of that at the state department has been talking to us about -- that the state department has been talking to us about -- and the defense department. somalia was a failed state for a long time. but nowhere are the consequences of somalia more evident than when it comes to international terrorism and the threat from al-shabaab, which is, as we designate it, a foreign tourist organization -- terrorist organization. in the past few years, the threat to the u.s. has grown dramatically. in the theater in somalia, we have seen roadside bombs, suicide blasts, militant represent -- ich wer because of the influx of foreign fighters into this area, the neighborhoods around mogadishu are referenced by locals there as "little afghanistan." a year ago, al-shabaab conducted the first attacks actually outside of somalia. they killed 76 people, including one american in you going to -- in uganda. there is growing concern that al-shabaab leaders are striving to strike targets not just beyond somalia, but beyond africa. a european plot was recently uncovered. it was in the works and it was

that regard probation departments across the state to basically use evidence-based approaches, risk and needs assessments, and then individual case planning and services to reduce the probation violators going to state prison. that was very successful. it dropped the prison population by 6000 last year, and another motivator for the governor and the legislature to say that we think the counties can do a better job. in the original legislation, the community corrections partnership was established. this new legislation creates an executive committee of that partnership. and the executive committee partners is chaired by the chief probation officer. executive members on the committee include the chief of police, the sheriff, the district attorney, the public defender, the presiding judge of the superior court or his or her designee, and a representative from the county department of social services, mental health, or alcohol and drug abuse programs. the board of supervisors will decide locally who, whether it is the social services department representative, which in our county would be t

has been to the us and many times before the state department has just prevented him from traveling here for a conference on human rights isn't that nice and fair and democratic of them it's hypocrisy in the mainstream media just turns a blind eye so that's what they miss. so while the mainstream media is ignoring the ramping up of our air campaign in afghanistan they've also missed another big report that quite frankly makes our military commanders out to be big fat liars see last week the un released a quarterly report on the war in afghanistan in the statistics were not pretty violence is up fifty one percent since this time last year so were civilian casualties compared to the spring of two thousand and ten there of twenty percent the number of afghans who've been displaced is up four percent making the number now more than four hundred and thirty five thousand people so it would take those numbers how many how do we compare that to at which enter general john allen who stated to take over the war command as commander what he said last tuesday in front of a senate panel he said the v

our foreign affairs correspondent jill doherty is getting new details for us over at state department you hearing, jill? >> also a diplomatic side to this, wolf, and that is it's really the furthest that any u.s. official has gone so far. secretary of state hillary clinton saying the president assad has lost legitimacy. that came after the syrian government apparently retaliated for a controversial visit by the u.s. ambassador to a syrian town last friday that was the scene of a major crackdown on demonstrators. the state department calls it a mob. 300 people attacking the u.s. embassy in damascus, some got over the walls on to the embassy roof. they broke windows, spray painted and knocked out security cameras. meanwhile, two blocks away, another crowd made it over the walls of the ambassador's residence, broke windows, spray painted, threw food. the attacks, the state department charges, appeared to be incited by a syrian tv station heavily influenced by the government, and they came after crowds threw stones, eggs and tomatoes at the embassy over the weekend. the violence appeared