i think the fundamental thing is the world health organization the c.d.c. in atlanta or any health organization in the world isolated an h seven n nine virus electronically photographed. detailed be biological chemical characteristics of that i've seen no evidence has been done and done in numerous cases to the reproducibility about so i think we're getting to a lot of hype over nothing it's interesting that the v h o again is recommending tamiflu company that donald rumsfeld has a huge personal interest in. on r.t. dot com we've got an online vote where you can tell us what you think about this current flu panic and the results here this hour on screen for you this is the vote on our home page altie dot com half of those who voted so far say the flu will provide big pharmaceutical companies with opportunities to cash in around a quarter say it's no worse than a normal flu and really shouldn't be hyped up we can see that many think it is dangerous and must be curbed before it becomes an epidemic that's eighteen percent and six percent of you the minority thi

virus just to be on the ready now all of these moves are localized it's not coming from the world health organization in fact of the world health organization on the other hand they are saying they want a more measured watchful response in fact they are saying they're not going to be mass producing any vaccines they're not going to be making recommendations for trade restrictions and they are not recommending special screenings for one thing if they stop what they're doing and do you know this h seven n nine vaccine then they're going to have to put regular flu vaccinations on hold and they're also pointing out that there's no evidence of the disease spreading easily between people in that you actually have to have contact with the disease burden or to contract that so here's where it gets interesting leading vaccine companies the top three where the money is being made and where it gets controversial they're all into reading they're saying hey we want to do this we want to make sure that this happens let's go through the swine flu back in two thousand and nine first case in mexico march seventeenth

the team from the world health organization which included the director of the cdc influence a divisionrapped up the trip today by saying that this is an unusually dangerous virus for humans. you mentioned the death toll. and the possibility that there may be some small clusters of disease were this was picked up from human to human transition. a flu expert at the centers for disease control. i talked to him. the emergency operation center where they're didn'-- diligently walk deeper of watching for any sign that this is being transmitted from human to human and here's what he told me. >> there are three clusters of infections. two or three effective members of the same household. and in these cases sometimes it's difficult to know whether one human and a family spread it to another or they must acquire -- both acquired it from a bird they were exposed to. >> reporter: those clusters include a father and his two sons, parent and daughter and husband d wife. so far the world health organization and centers for disease control insist there is no what is called sustained human to human tra

medical journal and daily mail published a list of people who served as advisors to the world health organization at the same time they had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies and even last year an independent study suggested that the death toll from the swine flu was fifteen times higher than the figure fifteen times lower story than the figure officially published by the w h o and i can give you even more personal example in two thousand and nine when i was covering the outbreak of the swine flu in ukraine which is just next door to russia here in europe people were just crazy about this whole history about the planet the drugs disappeared from the from the drug stores and i remember even the back then prime minister of ukraine you personally coming to the airport to meet shipment of the tamiflu drug which was deemed as something of a remedy for this q. eventually didn't help the swine flu outbreak was dealt with by other means but definitely this was a pretty much telling story of how it usually happens the death toll amounted to just a few people the regular flu that year killed thousa

the world health organization says there is no evidence that the new strain is being transmitted between humans with six people already dead from the virus. >> i'm really worried. i have a child. i'm very worried that a disease could spread throughout the whole of shanghai city on a large scale. >> although everyone is worried about bird flu, i think the government can take measures like doing tests on the pigeons and releasing the safe ones. >> seeking to raise money in darfur. there have been angry protest in the region with continuing lack of security. thousands of civilians are at risk. more than 200,000 people have died in their campaign against government. there is about 7.5 million people in darfur. the u.n. said some two million have been forced to leave their homes. most are in refugee camps. >> it looks like darfur. the same soil, the same trees. but to this darfur refugee this isn't home and it never will be. speaking foreign language] up to now there's no security. there is fleeing, fighting and air strikes. our people are still being punished and the world is silent so how c

the head of the world health organization saying he's not surprised by this. and abc's dr.esser, the former acting director of the cdc, is tracking all this from hong kong. dr. rich, can you

that strain is typically seen in birds and the world health organization said there is no evidence the virus is spreading from person to person. >>> they have called it fashionnal nuclear day. the government tehran said they started production in two uranium mines and they will not slow down their nuclear program. it comes after the latest nuclear talks after the talks hit a deadend. >>> meanwhile, they announced a u.s. navy ship carrying a new high tech weapon will be patrolling the waters early next year. a powerful laser canon is designed to shoot down boats even though they were not mentioned as a target. >>> and there is a suspicious death in the death of a man who is believed to be michael's roommate. they found his body in his heights apartment and suspicious circumstances brought homicide detectives to the scene. >> there is no obvious trauma like a gunshot wound so obviously it was suspicious enough to call homicide investigators. >> an autopsy will be conducted to determine how michael died and police are asking if anybody with information can find yourself. they destrike wha

the international agency for the r on cancer, christopher wild who said, on behalf of the world health organization which decided that cell phone radiation is a, "possible human carcinogen," he made this remark. "given the potential consequences of public health of this classification it is important that additional research be conducted. pending the availability of such information it is important to take pragmatic measures to reduce exposure such as hand-free device or texting. >> thank you. >>> and that advice has been echoed -- >> do you have a written of ha? >> >>> i can send this to you by e-mail. i have the article that was published today. >> okay, thank you. >>> and i have been given two minutes by another speaker. >> i'm not giving it. >>> you're not? >> no. everybody has two minutes. sorry. >>> thank you. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is leslie [speaker not understood] and i am a san francisco resident. i wish to express my gratitude to the board of supervisors who voted unanimously passing the right to know legislation. your action has encouraged other cities and states that

. >>> the world health organization experts have been trying to work out how the latest strain of birdlu is spreading. they say it's still unclear whether there has been human to human transmission. w.h.o. officials launched a talk on saturday. they said they don't yet know why there are clusters of h7n9 infections. >> right now we do not see evidence of sustained human to human transmission. of course that is one of the things we will always be looking for. >> they have not identified how several members of two shanghai families were all infected together. the inveigators id 30 of 32 opletued sfath directr indire con with rds.che ficials have confirmed 105 cases of h7n9 infection. 21 people have died. >>> u.s. and south korean troops have been carrying out exercises to prepare for any future conflict. the annual drills have angered north korea. now the media are getting an inside look at the operation, which is called full eagle. the troops showed part of an exercise to journalists in the southeastern city of poe hung. they're preparing for the possibility that an enemy attack would d

i think the fundamental thing is as the world health organization the c.d.c. in atlanta or any health organization in the world isolated an h seven n nine virus electronically photographed and detailed the biological chemical characteristics of that i have seen no evidence that such as been done. in the numerous cases to to see the reproducibility about us so i think we're getting to a lot of hype over nothing it's interesting that the b.h.o. again is recommending tamiflu a company that donald rumsfeld has a huge personal interest in. we've got an online vote away you can show i watch here saying of the new strain of bird flu spreading in china and here's how the results turn out so far puzzled those who voted say the flu will provide big pharmaceutical companies with opportunities to cash in around a quarter say snow was then a normal flu and shouldn't be hyped up just under twenty percent believe that dangerous and not speak out before it becomes an epidemic and only six percent of you feel the new virus will damage asian economies but remain contained in the

the world health organization says there is no health -- there is no evidence of human to human transition. the internet can be a scary place for teenagers. in national campaign begins to educate teens, parents, and others about how to protect themselves online in maryland. the announcement made by the attorney-general came during a conference at the state attorneys general and national harbour. this initiative is went to be a joint effort with a joint effort with facebook and the campaign provides teens and parents with tips and better resources on how to manage what information they share and when they share it when they are online. the federal aviation administration has ordered the inspection of the thousand boeing 737 jets. there are concerns about whether coating used to protect plants from corruption were applied incorrectly. the pins could cause pilots to lose control of the aircraft. investigation will focus on 737 the entered into service in 1998 or later. it is not expected to affect airline schedules. pink cherry bloomed blossoms have a lot of areas see in money. more than 1 mi

. >>> the world health organization says there is no evidence that the new train of bird flu is spreading'dly among people in china. but the top official says the who will keep a close watch on the viruss close genetic mutations. >> we have not seen easy and sustained person to person transmission. this is the situation we're most vigilant. o 'leary says that over half of the patients infected with h7n9 had no contact with birds. the center for decide control and prevention, and china's health authority have been visiting patients in beijing and shanghai. 88 people have been infected, 17 have dies. >>> the bird flu is taking it's toll not only on the people, but also on the economy. people are eliminating chicken and duck from their diet. this is causing serious damage to the poultry industry. >>> city restaurants are losing a lot of money as many kmern vs. stopped ordering poultry fishes. orders have dropped off almost 50%. >> we're very concerned about the damage caused by unfounded rumors. it's a very serious situation for us. >> shoppers are also buying less poultry, both processed and un

that strain is typically seen in birds and the world health organization said there is no evidence the virus is spreading from person to person. >>> they have called it fashionnal nuclear day. the government tehran said they started production in two uranium mines and they will not slow down their nuclear program. it comes after the latest nuclear talks after the talks hit a deadend. >>> meanwhile, they announced a u.s. navy ship carrying a new high tech weapon will be patrolling the waters early next year. a powerful laser canon is designed to shoot down boats even though they were not mentioned as a target. >>> and there is a suspicious death in the death of a man who is believed to be michael's roommate. they found his body in his heights apartment and suspicious circumstances brought homicide detectives to the scene. >> there is no obvious trauma like a gunshot wound so obviously it was suspicious enough to call homicide investigators. >> an autopsy will be conducted to determine how michael died and police are asking if anybody with information can find yourself. they destrike wha

nhk world, >>> officials from the world health organization are trying to determine how three chinese people con tracted a strain of bird flu. they say two have died and a third is in critical condition. who officials have issued a global alert for the h7n9 strain. they are asking authoritying to monitor the spread of the virus. chinese health authorities said sunday at that two men had died of pneumonia in shanghai. a woman in the eastern province is in critical condition. who officials say there's no link between the three cases. who investigators are conducting genetic tests on the virus. they're trying to find out how it was transmitted and its level of toxicity. >>> authorities in germany decided to phase-out nuclear power in the wake of the accident at fukushima daiichi. we told you last week about the long process of decondition being the reactors. but germans are focusing on a new issue -- where to store the waste. nhk reports. >> reporter: german ideas have had their eyes on this town for decades. they've considered it the main candidate to host the permanent storage facility

the world health organization says it isn't surprising that the bird flu has spread from eastern chinatal. >> these clouds are going to rotate towards northern california this will really be a wind storm. midday to moralup until saturday all cases of bird flu -- otherwise known as h-seven- n-nine -- had been in shanghai and other areas in eastern china. temperatures will be in the 40's. 60s for the south bay. a seven-year-old girl is beijing's first confirmed case of h-seven-n-nine. so far the virus has claimed the lives of eleven people and sickened at least 50 others. the price tag on their care is going up. the cost of a year of private care is now just under 84-thousand dollars a year for a private nursing home. according to genworth's annual 'cost of care' study.prices are up 24- percent from 2008. and it's because nursing homes have many of the same costs as the rest of us.insurance, goods, building maintenance. and all of those costs are rising. there are other options.the study says most seniors prefer home health aides. which cost around 40-grand a year. coming up next. lakers

. >>> the world health organization says the deaths in china are the first fatal cases of the h 7 n 9 strain of bird flu to be reported in the world. the who has not confirmed infection between humans. there is a low risk that it will spread further. they are work being with the chinese government to closely monitor the situation. now deaths from the h5n1 bird flu virus have been reported in many parts of the world. >>> chinese president xi jinping has returned home from his first overseas tour. he visited russia and three african nations. china has been an increasing aid and influence in african countries that develop natural resources. some chinese leaders are taking step to prove they're good partners. nhk reports. >> reporter: the city is home to china's largest wholesale market. they sell products ranging from clothing to general goods. many products are destined for export. a lot of africans travel here to buy goods. they come from sudan, ethiopia and other countries. this buyer specializes in jewelry. he buys rings and other accessories and sells them across east africa. >> in

. >>> officials from the world health organization are trying to determine how three chinese people contracted a strain of bird flu. they say two have died and a third is in critical condition. who officials have issued a global alert for the h7n9 strain. they are asking authorities to monitor the spread of the virus. chinese health authorities said sunday at that two men had died of pneumonia in shanghai. a woman in the eastern province is in critical condition. w.h.o. officials say there's no link between the three cases. w.h.o. investigators are conducting genetic tests on the virus. they're trying to find out how it was transmitted and its level of toxicity. >>> authorities in germany we have report on one activist who challenge polluters and paid the ultimate price. >> reporter: once it was a five-member family but now there are only four left. in late february, the head of the family was killed. a memorial met by neighbors is displayed at his house. >> translator: i grieve that he is gone. he is everything to our family. he did so many things for everyone. i'm sure he died because of his

the world health organization says more than 8 in 10 samoans are overweight. >>> the operators of japan's oldest nuclear reactors will have to satisfy a tougher set of rules if they're to keep their aging plants running. following the meltdown at fukushima daiichi, diet members passed a law last june saying reactors must be decommissioned after 40 years. but the law also said the plants could keep going for an additional 20 years if the operators got permission. three of japan's 50 nuclear reactors are at least 40 years old. two are at kansei electric power's meihama and one is at japan's atomic power company's suduku plant. the three are all offline. but the older plants now face stricter inspections. officials with the nuclear regulation authority say operators who want to run their facilities beyond 40 years must conduct ultrasonic checks of their reactor's entire structures. they also have to closely analyze the strength of the concrete in their reactor containment vessels. a new set of requirements will also be introduced for all reactors by july. operators who can't meet them may be

the world health organization says there is no evidence is being transmitted between humans. >> this is not a time for overreaction or panic. these are relatively small numbers of serious cases. stage, there are no public health implications. >> there is plenty more ahead. we will tell you about a plan to stop the cycle of poverty for roma communities in europe. >> there is a plan to use this as a model for sustainable cargo ships of the future. >> let me take it to our top stories. north korea says it is pulling all of its workers out of the industrial zone. it is suspending operations at the complex, the last significant symbol of north- south cooperation. a car bomb killed at least 12 and injured more than 40 in syria's capital. qatar hosts a conference on the reconstruction of darfur. rebels had attacked two towns in the troubled region. thousands of civilians are seeking protection from peacekeepers. sexual violence is a common weapon of war. it is used mainly against women. men are often victims as well. though statistics are hard to come by because the victims are often too as

." >>> the world health organization says there's no evidence that the new strain of bird flu is spreading easily among people in china, but the organization's top official in the country says the w.h.o. will keep a close watch on the virus' possible genetic mutations. >> we have not seen easy and sustained person-to-person transmission. this is the situation for which we are most vigilant. >> more than half of the patients infected with the h7n9 virus were found to have had no contact with birds, but he says the virus could mutate in a way that allows it to spread easily among people. a team of experts from the w.h.o., the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention and china's health authority has been visiting patients in hospitals in beijing and shanghai. they're trying to identify the source and the root of the virus. 88 people in china have so far been infected. 17 of them have died. japanese health officials say the bird flu could spread worldwide. officials at the national institute of infectious diseases studied reports of human infections and the characteristics of the virus.

the world health organization has said there's no cause for he is never been seen in humans before. a quick reminder of our top story tonight. margaret thatcher has died today at the age of 37. she had a stroke. -- at the age of 87. she had a stroke. despite disagreement over her legacy, and there is no doubt she transformed british politics and culture. former and current leaders have come out paying tribute, including gorbachev. he lost one of the great champions of freedom and recede preparations are underway for a funeral in london. thank you so much for joining us. please tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, fidelity investments, union bank, >> as those things change, fidelity can help you readjust your retirement plan. rethinking how you are interested and refocus as your career moves forward. wherever you are today, a fidelity ira has investment choices that can fit your person

the world health organization says it will send a team of experts to china to assist with the bird flu outbreak. who spokesperson said they are responding to beijing's request. the team will include u.s. and australian researchers as well as w.h.o. experts. they're expected to travel to china later this week. the team will be joined by chinese experts. they'll conduct analysis for about one week. they'll also study ways to prevent further spread of the virus. who officials say there's still no evidence of human to human of spread. the concern the outbreak may spread in china because the source of the infections has not been found. >>> analysts are looking into the future. they're estimating the pace of growth for economies around the world. joining us now from the business desk. good morning. what do they see? >> good morning. the results overall point to slower growth. those in japan suggest things are picking up. the international monetary fund has upgraded japan's economic outlook the next two years on expectations the country's bold monetary easing policy and weaker yen will help b

the world health organization say it is will send a team of experts to china to assist with the bird flu outbreak. who spokes persons said they were responding to beijing's request. the team will include u.s. and australian researchers as well as who experts. they're expected to travel to china later this beak. the team will be joined by chinese experts. they'll conduct analysis for about one week. they'll also study way does prevent further spread of the virus. who officials say there's still no evidence of human to human of spread. the source of the infections has not been found. >>> crews at the fukushima daiichi plant in japan have started work on a project toston contaminated water from escaping into the environment. workers for tokyo electric power company discovered three of seven underground storage pools are leaking. tepco officials believe pools one and two may be leak being the most. so they're placing priority on training them. on tuesday workers started transferring with 20 tons per hour from pool two to an above ground tank more than 400 meters away. officials say the p

but the world health organization still says there's no evidence of transmission between people. >> coming up after the break. the sharks playing against the columbus blue jackets have a chance to clinch their ninth-straight postseason birth. but could they get it done? the answer coming up next. kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news at eight in the morning or eight at night and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. we'll show you a word of the day during those times, you then enter that word on kron 4 rewards and start earning points. go to kron 4 dot com and click on rewards. >> barry zito pitched spectacularly and buster posey hit his first home run of the year. as the san francisco giants finished up a sweep of the san diego padres with a five-to-zero win. zito pitched seven innings and only gave up five hits while striking out four. then chad gaudin came in and pitched the eighth and ninth to give the giants their twelfth win of the year. the giants still re

a total of 55 cases have been reported, and the world health organization says it can spread further. officials believe the virus is spread through contact with poultry. >> there's no way to predict how it will spread. if we haveurprising it in different areas. but is a sporadic disease, we are still looking for the reservoir of infection, but suspicions remain in birds and chickens and ducks and poultry. >> a lawyer for some prisoners at guantanamo bay says he fears their lives as they go on a hunger strike. he fears the obama administration has given up. guards fired on saturday after they refused being led into single cells. lawyers say most of the detainees have been on hunger strike since february. an assistant public defender is representing a 11 detainees. he says the military who's handling of the situation is making things worse. not causeid there was to break the strike. they said some individuals might not continue to break the .trike let me tell you and i have been there twice. they plan to strike longer and harder. the military has gone in the opposite direction. ist is h

the un world health organization said one out of 13 pregnant nigerian women died during childbirth. rate that alarming prompted the government to send hundreds of trained midwives in 2009 2 different parts of the country to ensure safe motherhood. but the efforts have not been enough to achieve the goal of reducing maternal mortality rate by 2015. >> we are pleased with his momentum and by 2015 we will make as much progress as possible. but there will be less after 2015 am and we will continue to try to save as many of the lives of the women and children we can save. wax poverty and ignorance remain -- the coast to efforts remain off the coast to efforts. many women have little access to medical facilities, so many resort to traditional places. she has practiced traditional medicine for more than 40 years. traditional medicine is better than modern hospitals. the only remedy modern doctors have for a complication in pregnancy is surgery, but we will prepare different herbs that will solve the problem immediately. >> a conviction some of our patients share, but yet many believe it is

we'll get you that soon as we get back. >>> there is a new warning from the world health organizationw train of bird flu. it is already showing signs of possible, i repeat, possible, human-to-human transmission. that usually does not happen in these bird flu situations. there were samples sent to the u.s. that suggest it may be resistant to some anti-viral drugs. we've been watching this over the last month or so but it seems to be taking a new turn that is troublesome. and john roberts is on this live in atlanta. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning to you, martha. yeah a team from the world health organization and head of cdc influenza division just wrapped up the a trip to china. they describe the situation there complex and severe that this virus seems to be particularly deadly. 108 people have gotten sick so far. 22 of them have died and they are very worried about some reports of suspected human-to-human transmission. dr. joe bricy a flu exert at centers for disease control who has been diligently watching for the very first signs this virus could be easily transmitted

by no means an exaggeration this is not my opinion you can look up human rights watch and world health organization reports on the internet radiological monitoring held on the international level points out radioactive contamination of southern central and even northern areas of iraq and despite repeated calls and all the reports published by iraqi scientists the u.s. turned a blind eye on the issue. now wiki leaks is rolling out more revelations when we come back. judy you know. a glimpse into america's foreign policy a few years past. ten years ago. was overtaken. ten years of political infighting terrorism and economic decay. arise. april ninth. mission. critical three. three. three. three. three. three broken video for your media project free media r t v dot com. welcome back being in school in the ecuadorian embassy i've been nine months hasn't stopped using a song just whistle blowing mission he's unveiled what's called project on the wiki leaks website containing over one point seven million u.s. diplomatic cables from the one nine hundred seventy s. . what is in the documents which is which

uranium rounds and other toxic gases and poisonous substances human rights watch and the world health organization have measured radiation levels in iraq and consider many places in iraq even some very far from the fighting to be contaminated naturally radiation is not racist and foreign soldiers in iraq are not immune usa today even published research results that found that depleted uranium was indeed in the lungs and other organs of navy vets who filed for health compensation claims yeah you know saddam hussein seemed like a pretty bad guy but there are always ways to get around the confines of a dictatorship but there is no way to escape from radiation it is truly the present so where the divisions of iraq good for the iraqis well it doesn't seem to be doing too good for their physical health but that's just my opinion. hello again police say twelve bodies have been recovered from the site of wednesday's explosion about fertilizer plant in texas the total death toll from the tragedy remains unclear search and rescue teams are continuing their work with the fate of many missing people still. hu

means an exaggeration this is not my opinion you can look up human rights watch and the world health organization the records on the internet radiological monitoring what do they held on the end. the national level points out radioactive contamination of southern central and even northern areas of iraq and despite repeated calls and all the reports published by iraqi scientists the us turned a blind eye on the issue that the worst part is that milly's government and all those that were in power. bear arms against those raising concerns of chemical and radioactive contamination yeah i guess they feel indebted to the invaders that all ministers and government officials are not entitled to speak freely on this issue there is a ban on any relevant scientific research been published even in the u.s. this ban comes from either the administration in washington or from the pentagon and is binding even for our scientists. whether another casualty of the war in iraq is the country's cultural heritage archaeologists an architect of that is sand fathi says many artifacts were destroyed and others plundered b

by no means an exaggeration this is not my opinion you can look up human rights watch in world health organization reports on the internet radiological monitoring held on the international level your points a radioactive contamination of southern central in the northern areas of iraq and despite repeated calls in all the reports published by iraqi scientists the us turned a blind eye on the issue. now it's been a week of intense fire fighting for the euro zone now with the single currency blocks ministers approving yet another bailout to keep the secret economy from collapse but the flames and out here with it now emerging nicosia is going to need a lot more money than originally sought a turnbull a year a lifeline and has now been green lighted for cyrus his request for even more money was flatly rejected you can see it now needs to come up with setting billion euros more or she will try to amass by a draining the bank accounts of savers at cypriot banks so the very idea of raising deposits is still sending tremont street the euro zone despite your acquired assurances that bank accounts a safe bu

published a list of people there were twenty people there who worked as advisors to the world health organization at the same time they had financial ties with pharmaceutical companies even last year an independent research suggested that the the death toll from the swine flu was exaggerated by as many as fifteen times so definitely we'll have to wait and see whether this situation in china will become another case of huge worldwide caused by the epidemic of the of the flu. now the ripples from japan's fukushima nuclear meltdown still reaching far and wide but also this hour we have an alarming report of the fallout felt up and down the west coast of america where almost thirty percent of all newborns are suffering from a radiation caused condition that slows the development. of a look at this right here at. a multimillion dollar hotel in the russian republic of chechnya has been turned into little more than a shell we have dramatic video and a lot of comments you'd like to read. from the scene of the blast and i should say . for you. and for the meantime drone strikes have killed more than five

uranium rounds and other toxic gases and poisonous substances human rights watch and the world health organization have measured radiation levels in iraq and consider many places in iraq even some very far from the fighting to be contaminated naturally radiation is not racist and foreign soldiers in iraq are not immune usa today even published research results that found that depleted uranium was indeed in the lungs and other organs of navy vets who filed for health compensation claims yeah you know saddam hussein seemed like a pretty bad guy but there are always ways to get around the confines of a dictatorship but there is no way to escape from radiation it is truly the present for the invasions of iraq good for the iraqis well it doesn't seem to be doing too good for their physical health but that's just my opinion. download the official publication. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just. with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. any time anywhere. visiting the general hospital in fallujah is like living it was a nightmare. children with two heads

swine flu immediately became the most covered news story in the media and shortly after the world health organization declared a swine flu pandemic and mass vaccinations were produced despite the thousands of deaths worldwide it transpired that many millions of dollars spent on the vaccine were actually wasted less than a year after the doses were ordered in the u.s. alone forty million of them expired and had to be destroyed well as a result billions of dollars worth of profits were made by big pharmaceutical companies in a little over a year as you can see here when we have to wait and see where the current bird flu hype leads. are to live here in moscow stay with us for more news just after the break. the book about international airport in the very heart of moscow. he continues here on r t the latest round of international talks on iran's nuclear program is wrapped up in kazakhstan with participants praising the negotiations as constructive despite reaching no immediate agreement we're going to speak exclusively to iran's chief negotiator jelly about the outcome of the talks. yes the special char

by no means an exaggeration this is not my opinion you can look up human rights watch and world health organization reports on the internet radiological monitoring held on the international level data points of radioactive contamination of southern central any of the northern areas of iraq and despite repeated calls and all the reports published by iraqi scientists the us turned a blind eye on the issue. the death of former prime minister margaret thatcher who passed away monday at age eighty seven to reopen old divisions among the british people while some people grieved her passing socialist student said he capitalist were joined by former miners in london's trafalgar square saturday to bed i'm not so fond farewell demonstrators said they stood against the legacy of fatter who during her time on top of british politics took a stand on her own privatized some state services for detractors are finding provocative ways to show anger at the mark they say she left and online campaign has rocketed the wizard of oz song ding dong the witch is dead to the top of music charts b.b.c. radio show that plays