then we can make changes in washington, d.c. i do not care if anyone tells me to drop out of the race. i have a constitutional right to be on the ballot. if my opponent says that by their voting record, i would not be here today. >> jim has the right to run as we all do. the fact is, mr. mccain has unfurled all sorts of attack ads. he has spent millions of dollars. he has spent at least $6 million. there is a form of collusion or coordination because every bill that goes to gm will be one less vote to retired john mccain. that is what he tell me months ago on the radio. apparently that has changed. he said that he never expected to get the%. >> center. >> many a vote for mr. hayworth would detract from the chance for mr. deakin. . . . you've coverage on c-span. >> it is great to be up here because five years ago i was in the same position as all of you. i had just come to washington, d.c., to intern for the first time for senator lugar fm the state of indiana were i am from. i spent a lot of time involved in politics and run pol

basically we have moscow accusing washington d.c. of having abducted a russian citizen a pilot going under the name constantini or shan co and feeling to inform russian officials about having done so and traditionally under international law when one states. arrests or captures or dogs or kidnaps or whatever it may be a citizen of another country they're supposed to inform the country of citizenship that this has been done this is not the case however and we have washington d.c. accusing this man of having been part of an international cocaine trafficking ring and he was he's been accused of having been part of a scheme to transport as much as four tons of cocaine from south america to africa with the intention of leader transporting the drugs to europe and the united states right now this man is that jail in manhattan awaiting trial with the four other people who were arrested along with him and we have been hearing from the prosecution that they're saying that the group wanted to acquire as much as four and a half million euros as

washington d.c. . investigative journalist and contribute to wayne madsen thinks the idea that someone simply press the fax machine button is a poor excuse i think this is part of the carry over from the bush cheney administration where the u.s. basically thumbs its nose at international law and we've seen it time and time again it seems like the reset button doesn't work at the state department fax machines but the idea that there's a bank of buttons that they push it i guess if they push the next one they would have gone to rule rwanda which is next in the alphabetical list so that sounds like a very strange story i don't think anyone would buy that why didn't they contact the russian embassy or the russian government itself why wasn't justice department to the ministry of justice in moscow you know direct talks between. well you can see among the stories we're covering online that r.t.e. dot com what else is on the site like a woman trying to claim that it's given birth to a puppy it's mums is ten.

washington d.c. . now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines all around the world now it has emerged in the alarm system on the oil rig which exploded in the gulf of mexico in april was partially disabled on the day of the blast a technician on board at the time says that sound and light signals were switched off meanwhile tropical storm bonnie has reached the gulf and it's now picking up strength the ships monitoring the temporary cap on the leaking oil well are withdrawing now to safer waters b.p. says work on the site will be suspended for nearly two weeks. and some dramatic pictures now show the moment a canadian fighter pilot had an extremely lucky escape he managed to successfully eject himself from his plane just a split second before it crashed he's now recovering in hospital the accident happened during practice for an air show no one on the ground was injured. but it's the only certain thing in life is death not everyone is willing to accept their fate they're putting their

when we stand up and say that is not acceptable, we can make changes in washington, d.c. blind i do not care -- d.c. i do not care if anybody tells me to drop out of this race. i have a right to be on the ballot. if my constituents -- if my opponent had stopped by their -- had stc -- if my opponents had stuck -- >> he has a right to be on the ballot. mr. mccain has unfurled millions of dollars of attack campaigns. he has spent $6 million making me the defacto $6 million man. there is a form of collusion. every vote that goes to jim deakin will be one less vote to retire john mccain. that was the goal. apparently that has changed. in the public's, forum he said it was to make a statement -- in the public forum, he said it was to make a statement. >> every vote that goes to j.d. hayworth would detract from the chance for mr. deakin being elected. jim, i respect your service to the country and i respect your passion. you qualify for the ballot and you deserve that. let me go back for a second year facts are stubborn things. what i am saying our backs. j.d. hayworth was a lobb

maybe just maybe the problem is that congress and washington d.c. as a whole are thinking too big picture and characteristically they're actually thinking too much about numbers and a growing deficit while rampant government spending is a concern at the moment unemployed americans have a lot more on their mind things like how they're going to feed their families and how they're going to keep a roof over their children's heads so how do you tell people like that the curbing spending is more important or joining me is anthony rand as a director of economic research for the reason foundation anthony thanks for being here you yourself are not a fan of extending unemployment benefits tell me why there's two main reasons why that is a lot of evidence to show that extending unemployment benefits really in aggregate extends the unemployment problem and the second is at some point. kicking the can down the road we're just going to be creating these problems for future people and the pain that we're suffering now the people who are unemployed now are sufferin

washington d.c. doesn't tax too little. washington d.c. spends too much. i don't know anybody back in indiana who thinks they pay too little in taxes. and only in washington d.c. would anyone believe that raising taxes creates jobs. the american people know we can't tax and spend and bail our way back to a growing economy. house republicans opposed the democrats' failed stimulus bill, their national energy tax, their government takeover of health care and house republicans will oppose this tax increase with everything we've got. congress must take immediate action to prevent any tax increase on working families, small businesses and family farms before next year. so why are we in this mess? you know, it's like i said before. democrats just aren't listening to the american people. the good news is that after seeing so many important decisions made behind closed doors and so much money being funneled into backroom deals, the american people finally have a way in, an unambiguous seat at the table. it's called americaspeakingout.com. now in its third month, th

the democrats said they care more about washington p.a., then they do about washington, d.c. republicans intend to nationalize in 2010. democrats would love to run on local issues. >> speaking of that, let me turn to capitol hill for the last question. they just passed the financial reform. what are the next couple of months look like -- going to look like legislatively? >> well, legislatively we

they are washington d.c. -- washington, d.c. they spent decades there and did nothing about it. we need to have a definitional difference. immigration is one thing. naturalization is another thing. there are uniform rules for naturalization, which is why i oppose amnesty. we have to have a conversation about immigration and migration -- people who want to come to work. when we have that definition differentiation, then we can have a real conversation. there are people who do not want to be naturalized citizens, but they do want to come here and make their lives better. >> this is very interesting. both of my opponents apparently favor amnesty. we have just heard the buzz word "migration." that is what we read from all of the open borders journals. it is interesting to hear that. john is always talking about comprehensive immigration reform, because that is his and them for amnesty. we know about the cost. amnesty. we know about the cost. the long-term cost that you would incur would be $2.60 trillion. that is not sustainable. we have heard -- a nwe phra -- a new phrase -- "regul

this is the strongest quake to hit within 30 miles of washington, d.c.mid-morning, more than 11,000 people reported feeling the quake. some from as far away as pennsylvania and west virginia. >> it woke me out of bed and jolted me. >> it shook the bed to the point i thought i was going top to the bottom. it shook me a couple of inches. >> meanwhile, at the white house president obama was asked if he felt anything, he said he didn't 3.6, well. >> mike is ahead with the forecast. it's a hot one. >> definitely inland. another triple digital jump to temperatures that could be oprah: the sole survivor of the nfl boating tragedy. >> i had to watch my best friend floating in the water. oprah: nickschuyler's heart-wrenching, first-hand for constipation relief... nothing works better than miralax. it's the one. the one recommended by more doctors. only miralax is clinically proven to relieve constipation with no harsh side effects. miralax is the only one. restore your body's natural rhythm with miralax. all it takes is a few ingredients and delicious mission flo

well give the loan a show real get the real headlines and out of the mercy we're coming by to washington d.c. and today we're highlighting the foreclosure crisis in america all eyes lately have been on unemployment but there are still thousands of families who live in fear of losing their homes and the government seems to be nowhere in sight r t correspondent christine for sal will bring us that story also ex cia employees are now lobbying in d.c. on behalf of foreign governments so if any country can now by expiry is to represent their interests then what's the point of spying and should this practice really be legal next we'll introduce you to an unconventional rape story coming out of israel she agreed to have sex when she found out that he wasn't jewish like he said she filed rape charges but is rape by deception enough to hold up in court i'll speak with salons tracey clarke florrie and then we're going to have a debate on mosques in america there's been controversy swirling around the idea of building a mosque near ground zero but now there's another story coming out of staten island n

this is the strongest quake to hit within 30 milesf washington, d.c.d-morning, more than 11,000 people reported feeling the quake. some from as far away as pennsylvania and west virginia. >> it woke me out of bed and jolted me. >> it shook the bed t thpoint i thought i was going top to the bottom. it shook me a coupl of inches. >> meanwhile, at thehite house president ama was asked if he felt anything, he said he didn't 3.6, well. >> mike is ahead th the forecast. it's a hot one. >> definitely inland. another trie dital jump to temperatures that could be [ female aouncer ] why watch regular tv when you can eerience the xt generation of television service? at&t u-vse tv. a better tv experice at a really great price. rry and take advantage of our summer sale. order today and geu-verse tv for just $29 a month for months, plushe dvr is included. and for a limited time, get a 30-day money-bacguarantee. u-verse tv lets you record and play back your favite shows in any room. and you can record up to four showat once on a single dvr. plus, you can even upgrade

the alona show will get the real headlines and none of them are safe we're coming live out of washington d.c. and today a federal judge out of phoenix blocked key parts of the arizona immigration law as the ten seventy including the requirement for all residents to carry their papers with them at all times now in anticipation activists from across.

>> this group is growing in washington, d.c. they are the largest prsrael organization in the united states with over 400,000 members. they have a lot of help. on thursday of thisweek, they are on capitol hill. this is cufi, christians united for israel lobbying on capitol hill, talkg to congreman, senatorsbout israel, about supporting israel. they are a growing group. a lot of clout, senator joe lieberman, israel's ambassador to the u.s.mike pence, and democrat shelly berkel. this is a growing influential group no doubt. >> what is their opinion towards obama's administration? >> it is not too high. mike pence out of indiana said the obama is the most antiisrael administraon in american history. that summeup the sentiments of the cufi crowd unfortunately. it can't be ignored what the obama administration is doing with israel. recent photo op with israel prime nister benjamin netanyahu. they want to see more policies out of this administration, policies that line up with the policies of every administration over the past 50-60 y

it's fiscal discipline in washington, d.c., across-the-board tax relief for families, small businessamily farms. all we're getting from the democratic majority in congress and the white house is more bail-outs more spending, more planned spending, more deficit and debt and the american people have had it. >> chris: congressman clyburn, let me bring you in and put numbers on the screen. 2 million jobs have been lost since the stimulus was passed. the white house said unemployment would top out at 8% with the stimulus. it's now 9.5%. question: is that success? >> i think we have had suck. you know, if i might use a medical analogy that mike the first thing you've got to do with a sick patient is stabilize. you have to stabilize the patient before you start making the patient well. we have stabilize our economy. we took over a very sick economy, and we were hemorrhaging 750,000 jobs a month. we have stopped the hemorrhaging. in fact, we had 140,000 job growth last month. that's what i call progress. i'll tell you something else i use. i just saw the headlines here in south carolina on y

soldier josh from washington d.c. thank you.well coming up for you in a few moments right here on r.t. once last year was the fastest growing european economy now many people there have to rely on charities simply for the band the subsidies. of fresh e.u. sanctions against iran have now come under fire from moscow russia's foreign ministry has said the move falls outside the scope of the latest u.n. restrictions and undermines collective efforts to resolve the iranian nuclear issue on monday the e.u. adopted tougher sanctions against iran's energy sector in an attempt to prevent the islamic republic from acquiring nuclear weapons the measures include a ban of the sale of equipment and technology iran denies western fears it is trying to build an atomic bomb some iran watchers say the new sanctions will not make the country cooperate on its nuclear program because as a chimp what are is there really any need for unilaterally sanctions like these are just by the u.s. the e.u. got there now already u.n. restriction has. been warnin

we find out what is happening in the washington, d.c., this week. i started in september 2007, so it was read before the shift happened. since president obama was elected in since our new congress came in. unfortunately, the theme as then what do we need to stop this week? how terrible is it? what do we need to let people know about this legislation coming up, and what, if anything, we can to stop it? unfortunately, because of the numbers in the congress right now, there has not been a lot we been able to stop. but getting the grassroots activated and by letting them know what is in all these bills, that has forced the debate that is setting as have to be in good position to elect members of congress who will defend our freedoms and who will really stop the agenda that we are seeing being advocated right now. now because of the situation that we have public -- politically, where unfortunately, the liberals have the numbers to be able to force through a lot of freedom- killing, economy-killing, and i- family legislation. phyllis gave us our marching

coming up a live report from our washington, d.c. bureau. >>> there was a real shake up in the nation's capitol early this morning but it had nothing to do with politics. an earthquake, a small one, hit just outside of washington, d.c. they felt it as far away as west virginia and pennsylvania. it was a 3.6 quake centered in rockville, maryland. it started just after 5:00 washington, d.c. time. there is no word yet of any any juries or damages but this rare earthquake there rattles the nerves of residents. >> the fire started 3:00 yesterday afternoon in the 1400 block of goodyear road along interstate 680. fire officials believe it started when a tree fell and brushed against a power line causing a spark. that fire burned 7 acres and was out in an hour. no injuries or damages reported. oakland police are releasing photographs of some of the people who looted businesses in downtown oakland last week, after they johannes mehserle verdict. the police want your help in identifying the people you see in these photos. several businesses we

yesterday washington d.c. show the country once again just how disconnected they are from the american people and a rare show of bipartisan might the democratic house overwhelmingly approved fifty nine billion dollars in funding for the war in afghanistan all of this fall a majority of the american people disagree with that war and it's pretty damn obvious to the naked eye that we're losing that war and that there is no chance of winning that war but here's what made the news that one hundred and fourteen brave representatives voted against the bill most of whom only voted against it because social spending provisions got cut out so for this the last time the house voted for war funding thirty two democrats voted against the bill that was last year at this time around three times as many a hundred into democrats voted to defund the war but you're right it was a tough battle because a lot of the president's fellow democrats in the house didn't want to sign on to this some of them already anti-war but even. you

took it to washington, d.c. all these different things. >> it contained a letter from the arm's perspective declaring des moines, iowa was the sister city, many adventures the arm had. >> at muggy i would think but interesting thing, we need to hear the rest of the story, we have to read it. >> it's still overcast, south beach and high definition and you can see the overcast. drizzle this morning and it's really been chilly in the city, look at san jose, a little bit of sunshine, finally almost all of the bay area was shrouded in cloud cover and extended into the north bay, sonoma county and into the central valley, through fairfield. not quite to vacaville but pretty impressive. look how temperatures are warming where there is some sun. 65 in fairfield and concord. 59 degrees in santa rosa with continued cloud cover. the overcast will remain there at the coast throughout much of the day, chilly readings. late morning burnoff we're starting to see that now. cooler temperatures as a result of is that marine layer

if you think about it, that is 10 round trips between here and washington, d.c. we are improving safety, the infrastructure, and at the same time, creating jobs. it is also about making our communities more livable so that parents can have a stiffer ride to their kids' school. people can travel from point a to point b and spend more time with your friends and families and less time stuck in traffic. as i mentioned, of course, we are creating jobs. local suppliers come all local stores, restaurants, will benefit from this investment. overall, the recovery act is responsible for 2.5 million jobs throughout the country, with and the thousands of towns created solely with and transportation sector. while the recovery has not reached every business and home, we believe strongly we are heading in the right direction. doyle drive is one of the largest recovery tax in the country -- or cover act projects in the country. california will receive more recovery act funding than any other state. almost $2.6 billion. the money is committed to 943 projects with hundred and divi

but after 20 years in washington, d.c., we just disagree. his amnesty bill, $2.6 million to illegal aliens. $700 billion for wall street and $150 billion in earmarks. his cap and trade bill with joe lieberman. and john voted against in 2001 and 2003 calling them tax cuts for the rich. i really loved working with the old john mccain. this new john mccain is somewhat like john kerry. that's why it's time for a consistent conservative in the united states senate with the endorsement of joe arpaio, i ask for your vote in the upcoming republican primary. >> mr. deacon, looks like you will get the next turn. >> thank you for having us. next time pop sickles. we've got brighten the mood. it gets a little heavy in here some times. in 1989 when i was discharged from the navy, i moved to arizona. i moved here because of cost of living, the opportunities for business and education and employment. it was a great place to come. we have great outdoors. we can hunt and fish. the cost of milk was very cheap. the cost of gas was very cheap. we could live in

washington, d.c., is debating it, right?re's what the republicans are saying, listen, 33 billion is fine many but give us the cuts to be able to get there. >> as in what? what are we going to cut. >> i didn't say a word when you all were talking. barack obama said the democrats gave us the -- oar the republicans gave us the deficit. they left us $200 billion in debt, we're now $1.4 trillion in debt. the republicans say, we'll give you the 33 billion, but find a place where we can make cuts so we can do it. >> i think michael's right on this than dana. i don't think the point is extending unemployment benefits, they want to find a way to cut the deficit. the republican party hasn't given us any good ideas on how that can happen. the republicans are pushing back because it's election season. barack obama is publicly spanking the republicans right now, because he's fighting for worker's rights. yes, republicans have been absolutely disastrous in bloating spending and refusing to raise taxes on the wealthy. he's also been part o

>> this is the heart of the pentagon, in washington, d.c. since the early years of world war ii, this building has been the home of america's department of defense. it's one of the largest office buildings in the world. about 23,000 people come here to work every day. a good many of them are not even members of our armed forces-- many are civilian employees from all walks of life. all of them, though, are mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters. the men and women who travel these halls every day come here for one purpose only: to help defend our nation and the cause of freedom around the world. it's been that way for nearly 70 years. the story you're about to hear today is a story i hope will reach every american, because it's really a story about america, about ordinary american families, about how we face the perils, uncertainties, and tragedies of life, and about how we, as individuals and a nation, come together to heal the wounds of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for all that we hold dear. it's a story

thank you for taking the time to come out from washington, d.c.. dale, thank you for your stewardship in the region. i want to thank everybody who has already acknowledged. on behalf of jose, well done. i think this is my fifth groundbreaking. unbelievable. we were here with senator boxer, twice with speaker policy. i think we found some neighbors and did one of our own. this is a product that goes back many years. i remember when i was 10 years old, the parking and traffic commission in 1996 to reject never talking about this project. in 1955, folks said that it was time to fix this half hour affair. -- the repair -- thoroughfare. it needed to be structurally change. hundreds of thousands of vehicles go across every day. on the weekend, we see just as many cars built over as we do during the weekdays. this is a vital link to the economic vibrancy to the northern part of the state and it is essential that we are here. we've received victor in your organization, a number of structural safety rating of 2, not out of time, but out of 100. one of the s

there's the headlines from the shows next from our washington d.c. studio is. welcome to the loner show where you get the real headlines and none of the mersey working live out of washington d.c. and today we're going to ask has the u.s. entered a new top secret chapter in its history the washington post sounded the alarm this morning but some people have been talking about this growing machine for years it's all speak with investigative journalist tim sure about why people are finally talking about top secret america then we'll examine the reality gap between the nation's capital and the rest of america unemployment recession financial crisis these words just don't seem to exist here and why.

at 3.6 earthquake shook the washington d.c. area this morning.t was centered in german town near maryland it struck early at five a m appeared at 2:00 a.m. our time. no reports of injuries or damage but tremors from it spread far as west virginia. last summer quick quiz kid marilyn was 2007. new warning to dog owners. since may of 2005 at least 122 dogs death had been reported pure english bulldogs account for the single highest number of deaths 25 and died in the last five years. although the death accounts for a small percentage ownership consult with their pet canary in before putting any animal in a plane. the experts say the dogs that are easily stress or not well socialized are not good candidates for travel air wise. with a programming note to tell you about. tell you about. this friday nbc will air the giants games so we will have nbc programming. at 8pm we will air the nbc movie of the week: the jenson project. at 10:00pm a special edition of kron 4 news, w w e smackdown can be seen on saturday at 7:00pm the cool and breezy night at at&t

pick a day with temperatures hovering around 100 degrees to celebrate their 100th anniversary in washington, d.c. today their motto, be prepared, meant bring a lot of water. the nation's capital had 18 days of 90-degree heat last month in june. scorching the old record and there's been no relief through july. >> i say on the thermometer, maybe 98 degrees, but it feels like 108. >> reporter: washington, d.c. and eight states sweated out heat advisories or warnings today. in the south the heat and humidity made it feel like 110 in atlanta. many cities like charlotte plan to keep their cooling centers open. >> we're definitely sweating out here. you add the heat and humidity, it feels pretty rough. but we have some rain in sight, hopefully in the next couple of days we'll cool off a little bit. >> while the east hopes that rain brings relief, parts of the midwest have more than they can handle. iowa's rain-swollen maquoketa river is still rising after bursting through a dam. this is video of the aftermath on saturday, some 200 structures destroyed, over 1,000 damaged. the weather channel's janelle

we have perfect weather in washington, d.c.there may be times when your parlors to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest." i love this quote. it is by a holocaust survivor. i think it sums up a lot about what we do. i cannot do to the supreme court today and demanded that roe vs. wade be overturned. but there are a lot of things we can do on our college campuses. that is what students for life of america is doing. it is so important. if you looked at the pew forum, look at the statistics very closely. what is the issue we are winning with this generation? abortion, life -- because we see a live, abortion as human rights, because the unborn person is a human. working in the conservative movement, youth is always the trouble spot when it comes to building. but i am here to say that times are changing on college campuses. barack obama is helping us a lot with that. thank you, mr. president. we are winning this issue of abortion. it is so vital that you are out there, not being afraid to say that

we are able to get in the senate is going to be our chance to reorder the balance of power in washington, d.c. and it seems to be a message that people are accepting and responding to. >> republicans need 10 seats to gain control, and everybody claims the expectation in washington, john boehner said that maybe 100 house seats are in play. is lack of failing to win the majority a disappoint or defeat for john cornyn? assuming there are republican gains in november do you exspect gridlock, or maybe president obama reaching out more towards republicans? >> i think in terms of the expectations gain, right now we are either leading or tied in eight seats currently held by democrats and all of the seats currently held by republicans our candidates are leading in. so if the election were held today i think it would be very good. that's not ten seats but that's eight. i'm pleased with the direction we're going in. and i think it is going to be a two-cycle process. if we elect a good number of reinforcements in 2010, in 2012 there are only anyone republican seats up, 23 democrats. we have a structural

there's a lot of different definitions, and we come up washington, d.c. with a one-size-fits all approach where i would rather see a states out there, laboratories of democracy, trying to find their own ways to solve those health care reform issues. and in utah we do have one of the health care exchange windows out there that is having some success in bringing scapentition in a private sector setting with defined contribution as opposed to defined benefit for employers, where employees can go to a portal in the web and match up their needs with what's available in the marketplace with a defined contribution. i don't think it solves all the problems, but it's a step down the right road. i think it will give us competition in a private sector setting. and i think that will help us to keep costs down and help give us access to health care. but my dismay is the states have not been from the very beginning at the front of this discussion helping lead the charge with goals and objectives set out by washington. >> governor. >> at the risk of redundancy, i want t

it was headed from washington, d.c. to los angeles, but forced to make an emergency landing at denver international airport. at least one person was critically hurt. larry jacobs has the latest. >> severe turbulence divert a cross country flight and sends people to various hospitals. united flight 967 took off from washington, d.c. on tuesday night and was headed to los angeles. and according to united airlines, the wide body jet was shaken by heavy turbulence over kansas. >> hit a little turbulence, just a couple bumps, and then all of a sudden the plane dropped probably 20, 30 feet. >> the flight was carrying 255 passengers and 10 crew members. not wanting to risk the remainder of the flight, united says the group put safety first and immediately diverted the aircraft to denver to get medical attention as quickly as possible. >> i saw at least two people hit the ceiling. the girl in front of me two rows saw her hit the ceiling and land back down. >> the plane landed safely just before 8:00 denver time. at least one pe

naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's hacked and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america or natca this is a look at foreclosure activity around the united states during the last year the height of it came in march of this year but never once did it fall below three hundred thousand homes in a month everybody here has tried to work with their lender and it's failed c.e.o. bruce marks calls himself a financial terrorist and with the help of many volunteers works with people to help them they get counseling and meet with lenders to come up with an affordable mortgage or to lower their interest rate or both not everyone qualifies but everyone is at least promised an answer the where. an adjustable rate mortgage rates just keep going up a

r t washington d.c. in. afghanistan is to take control of its future by two thousand and fourteen plans to hand power back to local authorities and the country will discuss that couples largest international conference in decades britain and pakistan have said that some international forces may remain beyond the deadline to train afghan police and soldiers the conference also dealt with reconstruction aid and development in the water and country as well as fighting corruption and the rampant drug trade russia's foreign minister pledged that moscow will continue to help. we're committed to supporting you in efforts on stabilizing afghanistan and we will continue to allow transit of international cargo and personnel to afghanistan through our territory so we're working on additional measures to keep afghan forces together with our partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stansted eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to p

and they cause to structured they don't feel it here in washington d.c. suburbs. the are a drone operator wake up in the morning family guy comes to the office and shoot the target thousands of miles away from here and all back home and no risk look forward to actually save the whole operation remind the reader the question many ask is if it is so easy and convenient world that our m.p. we can move in the future if war was cheap why not use a bit more pressure against the smaller countries and organizations stretch it out of it would try to sit around with the cable which and talk it over simon vets him and has produced a research report on drones for the european parliament among his concerns are the consequences of terrorists getting hold of such weapons a scenario sunlight likened to real life but deadly robot morris demonstrators outside cia headquarters at the start of the year protested against indiscriminate killings by unmanned weaponry they say that rather than winning wars drones merely make more enemies by killing mostly innocent people are fueling rath

r t washington d.c. . couple of news stories here in brief amateur for the use of words showing that crush inside the tunnel of the press. police say they've now identified all but one of the raids victims in the city you describe more than three hundred others were injured as well as festival goers try to pack into the entrance the organizer of the largest take of it says it will never be again. the u.s. and south korea have started military drills off the korean peninsula a four day operation code named invincible spirit includes twenty ships two hundred planes and eight thousand personnel north korea had warned it was prepared to use a nuclear deterrent to prevent the exercise going ahead. afghanistan's to take control of its future by twenty fourteen plans to hand power back to local authorities in the country would discuss the cobbles largest international conference in decades britain and pakistan have said that some international forces may remain beyond the deadline to train afghan police and soldi

more on that live from our washington, d.c. bureau in a couple of minutes. >>> early this morning there was a shake up in our nation's capitol but it had nothing to do with politics. a small earthquake hit just outside washington, d.c. they felt it as far away as west virginia and pennsylvania. it was centered in rockville, maryland and measured 3.6, the shaking started after 5:00 a.m. washington time. there are no reports of injuries or damage but a lot of people were start telled by that unush shaking. >> firefighters in solano county are busy this morning watching for flare-ups from a grass fire in venetia, the fire started 3 yesterday afternoon in the 1400 block of goodyear road along 680. fire officials believe it started when a tree fell against a power line and that caused a spark. the fire burned about seven acres and was out in about an hour. no injuries or damages were reported. >> time now 6:05. well sheriff's deputies near tracey say they want to know what happened to a small herd of horses found dead and dehydrated

queued for over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid program has failed them despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the united states. these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying that we but we can decide to get help with everybody really help you know to help and that's what we're looking for you know the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line for him to land what time nine thirty nine thirty last night when did you sleep here near gondola nichrome naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation

r t washington d.c. . call a top world news stories brief a bomb at a bus stop in bangkok's killed one person and injured at least ten the explosion happened shortly after the polls closed in a parliamentary election but a government candidate was up against a jailed leader of the recent bloody protest in the capital police refused to speculate if the two events were connected. how to footage is emerged showing the crush inside the tunnel at the german music festival which killed nineteen people police say they've now identified all but one of the love her aids victims in the city of duisburg more than three hundred others were injured as festival goers tried to pack into the entrance of europe's largest techno music event says it will never be held again. afghanistan is to take control of its future by twenty forty plans to hand power back to local authorities in the country were discussed at kabul's largest international conference in decades britain and pakistan have said that some international forces