irony is that the two live reports from athens the government has announced a wide ranging privatization program which includes gourmet and road transport and parks and sports utilities gaming and real estate holdings. the program aims to help the debt laden company restructure its economy the chinese investor some ong and chua right track in budget week offers three month this is the case management and sends an airport group ceo announced their interest in the county that preys on shareholders about this international airport. however them and we can't work hasn't entered the tender process yet explained cctv the nazis with the iraqi vice minister for development and competitiveness would have not yet announced an efficient than the process then for the visit of the expense of canal and the second suffers from something that is pushing the tears from china for the airport the school's baseball for the ju on and the main input. and also was minimal investment. these are saying these people. on the other hand iraq wes is the major problem in the gate cib staff on upper ross commander of

he met his greek counterpart in athens on thursday and the issue of wartime reparations again reared its head. he rejected greek calls for germany to pay compensation for crimes during world war ii and said the matter was settled by a 1960's agreement. he later visited the village where the nazis massacred more than 80 people in 1943 in reprisal for an attack by the greek resistance. it was one of the dark chapters in german history and he acknowledged germany would always carry a moral debt for its actions. >> what happened here was a beastly injustice. and with a sense of pain and shame i apologize to the families of those killed. >> anti-german sentiment has rizz then greece since athens received an international bail out. many blame germany. >> european conservatives picked their candidate for the eu's top job as european commission president. delegates chose him at a european people's party congress in dublin ahead of elections in may. he is a veteran of eu politicals and international cr court in the hague convicted a former militia commander of war crimes on friday. he was fou

he was awarded a diploma from the athens sinter in athens greece [inaudible] national and regional research and development projects. under the completion of mit studies he was named the out standing graduate student in the department of irken studies and planning. [inaudible] mr. caulines is also a-he tells me about parenting. he is the auththorf african american studies book for 9thry and a senior editor of the day in the life of africa [inaudible] published in 2002. i would like to introduce a brilliant man, a renaissance man and a champion of healthy communities in the city, [inaudible] caulines. >> thank you. i would like tafirst of all before i ever forget is tothank my wife for being here. she is more than one can [inaudible] stay married to the same person for 43 years is probably the most important part of my life. thank you, poly. paula. to be in the company oaf people hold thg stand in the sate of the african american knhunty is the honor. when i got a call and was asked to accept this award, i felt in just the way hime rr built there are many other people thatd should get awards

. >> athens used to be one of the world's most polluted cities in the 1970s and 80s. but 30 years ago, it started to can crj restrict -- being restricted. >> since 2000, it has replaced a third of its fleet of diesel buses like these, with 620 buses running on compressnatural gas bought from the -- compressed natural gas can engines bought from the french can why car makerrinmaker renault. as part of its successful window to host the 2004 games athens also acquired a tram and a light rail line circumventing the city. recently it's the crisis that has been a force for the environment. road tax and petrol tax, traffic in the center has fallen by an estimated 20% and many people prefer to use bicycles instead. john seropolous, scrk athens. >>> deal aims to expand vodafone's interest in europe and comes just six months after it bought a stake in the cable tv, two million customers in spain. serbia's ruling center right party is vowed to fix the struggling economy. >> katy: why ruling party,alexay target to overhaul credit laws on privacy. >>> let's go back to doreen in do

anti german sentiment as a reason increase since athens received an international bailout. many of the country blamed germany for the tough austerity measures they've had to endure. the european conservatives have picked former luxembourg prime minister john. but don't as their candidate for the year's top job as european commission president delegates chose him credit european people's party congress in dublin ahead of european elections in may it's the guilt is a veteran of the politics and he's hoping to succeed current commission president shows that manuel barroso. this was the international criminal court in the hague convicted a former congolese militia commander of war crimes on friday. it is a man cuts congo was found guilty of involvement in the two thousand three massacre of more than two hundred civilians in the village in northeastern congo he was cleared of other offences including deploying child soldiers. and keeping women and girls as play a huge show. the winter paralympics picked up and such. their landmark for russia where people with disabilities have l

see from athens in greece. or straight into the aussie world now a global snapshot for you australia no four you say trucking you objects floating in the southern indian ocean a possibly related to the malaysian airliner that disappeared with over two hundred thirty nine people on board the objects were spotted by satellite in a scene is the best lead so far in tracking down the missing plane officials earlier suggested the jet may have been hijacked and flown to one of a number of countries including afghanistan or pakistan. the libyan government has asked the international community for help in fighting what it calls a war on terror the appeal comes after a series of deadly bombings and assassinations in the country authorities in tripoli have been unable to establish control over the oil rich eastern provinces where militias continue to run. at least ten people have been killed in the latest spate of unrest in egypt several soldiers and islamist militants died in a shootout just north of cairo a while two pr

well, mark lowen is in athens. it's not a pretty picture. what can be done? >> greece remains the black sheep. 27.5% unemployment here. that is a rise of 1.3% on third quarter of last year. and among young people, it is still eye wateringly high. 57% of those under the age of 24 out of work. now, what the critics of the greek government's policy and of the eurozone point to, before greece got its first bailout in may 2010 and started that crippling austerity, unemployment was under 12%. so it has gone at a soar in that time and created a huge spike in the jobless figure is a mix of austerity in the public sector and the private sector, a mix of recession and a lot of austerity. demand has dropped. it meant businesses are simply going out of business. one in three businesses in the center of athens have now closed down in the space of six years. >> which is a staggering figure, mark. of course all of this just fuels the debate whether over a pan-european policy of austerity is a one-fits all model, especially when it comes to a case like greece. >> absolutely.

. >> reporter: athens used to be one the world's most polluted cities in the 1970's and 80's. but 30 years ago it started limiting traffic through the city center. it allows cars ending with odd numbers on odd days of the month and cars with even numbers on even days. it limits traffic access. since 2,000 it has replaced a third of its fleet of diesel buses with buses running on natural gas. but it's olympic aspirations is what spurred massive expansions of its transport. when they won their bid for olympics games. they created the metro, but now it carries 800,000 people a day in a city of 5 million. as part of a successful bid to host the 2004 games athens created a rail thine that circles the city. road tax and petrol tax has risen so more people have left their cars at home. traffic through the center has fallen by an estimated 20% and many people prefer to use bicycles instead. >> and the weather plays a significant role in problems with air accurate as richard will explain. >> reporter: thanks very much. yes, it's the area of high pressure that we've got at the moment th

two years ago i lost my job in athens. he was a secretary in a big company. we make buildings. and i thought that it was a very big opportunity for me to leave from my athens and come and live to istanbul. >> turkish-greek council say there are greeks working in almost every sector. >> there are many doctors working in private sector hospitals in turkey. in banking sectors. and also greeks are coming to open restaurants, bars, and even the musicians of greece come here and play. >> they pull out to celebrate an ancient tradition. >> there are much more students. you can find scholarships. you can easily find a job. >> the number of greeks living in turkey is set to increase. bbc news, istanbul. >>> two weeks ago imf officials went to assess the country's financial needs and reportedly discussed with ukrainian authorities in exchange for an emergency loan program. up to 35 billion u.s. dollars will be needed this year in order to avoid default. >>> the uk associated british boards are to invest $310 million, $511 million in uk wind turbine factories creating 1,000 jobs. it will

it's reached this quiet valley northwest of athens. the organization that irrigates it will close and hand over its duties to local government. the man who runs it says it loses half a billion of dollars a year, but says payroll is not the problem. >> in the days of easier money, mps would tell farmers not to worry about their payments. in years past they would find ways to subsidizing us under the table. >> bigger payrolls are being axed. also to go, a body of workers who worked during the athens olympics but hasn't done much since then. >> many people here think there are too many on public payroll given they make up a five of the 3.5 million people of peopl wor. >> a significant number of jobs will be lost as a result of accelerating disciplinary procedures durin. this is the first time we are systematically attacking along those lines. we do discover quite a few skeletons in our closets, and quite a few people are losing their jobs either because they had submitted fake certificates or their contracts had been converted from tempor

he won a gold medal at the athens paralii pair olympics bus his greatest achievement, competing against able-bodied. he was not wearing prosthetics at the time of the shooting a point that may prove crucial during the trial. he owned a small arsenal of weapons and is being charged with weapons-related counts. these new images show pistorius allegedly firing the same pistol he later killed steenkamp with. >> and one of the things he would do is say i'm sort of antsy, i can't sleep, let's go to the shooting range. i thought that was somewhat bizarre then, and in the light of day even more bizarre now. >> reporter: it wasn't just for sport. he claims he had legitimate concerns about safety. violence is rampant in south africa. >> oscar has said that there was a great fear factor involved and that could have framed his mind at the time of the incident. and that could have put him in a position where he had an objective or subjective belief that he was in stage and that could affect his defense, which is self-defense. >> reporter: his fate will be decided by one well-respected judge, support

athens increase. by spring with international this morning i'll be back with more news in about thirty minutes time before that a look at the plight of workers in some of the world's poorest countries and produce the food the rest of us and. welcome to the fun siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you never do. experience you'll never get. the surprise you will. be. interview. you know the bank of england caused a stir when an emitted last week that money is created not by the government or some for banks printing money but by private banks issue and debt i owe you as i go to lloyds today and borrow one hundred sixty million pounds in order to buy a one bedroom flat in mayfair wall honored sixteen million new pounds are created out of thin debt. thirty three. parts. in the dominican republic label has another well kept secret. in order to be able to supply volumes of free trade bananas to large retailers in particular english retail as the organization has decided to grant its lab

athens in greece let's have a quick look at some other news now. student supporters of the muslim brotherhood have clashed with police in egypt at a protest over the mass death sentence handed down to members of the group security forces used to gas to disperse protesters on monday a court sentenced more than five hundred men to death on charges including attacks on police while around seven hundred more are still being tried. for a ceasefire extension will be pakistan's top priority at upcoming talks with the taliban that's according to the country's chief mediator the government is also going to demand the release of those held in captivity by these alarmist group the ceasefire was announced by the taliban on the first of march and it has been is arma bad key demand to revive the negotiations that had been held back by violence . search teams have discovered more bodies while searching through the site of a mudslide in washington state twenty four people have been confirmed dead so far one more than one hundred seventy remain unaccounted for the

athens increase. or coming up next it's breaking the set with abby martin here in r.t. international. told him a language of what i will only react to situations i have read the reports for unlike the police i know i will be back to stay current a comment on your latter point please say. to carry out a cause are you talking no. thank you no more weasel. when you vade a direct question be prepared for a change when you find you should be ready for a battle freedom of speech and a little bit of the freedom to question. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course. still in poetry keep. ignoring. matters. to your facebook news feed. well come to that xan siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you'd never do. experience you'll never get. these surprise you will. everyone i'm out here martin and this is breaking it says so there's been a disk not a discussion about media ownership lately and the six corporations that

like ancient athens, venice personified itself as a woman-- as serenissima the serene, as venus the sensual. the city even claimed a special relationship with the virgin mary, virtuous and pure. behind its spectacular mask, the republic used its prisoners of war as slaves, employed thousands of prostitutes, and preserved the privilege of democracy for a small clique of nobles. compared with tyrannies of princes, venice in the 16th century seemed uniquely free. it attracted talent from the rest of italy-- men like jacopo sansovino, who brought from rome a language of architecture and sculpture ideal for venice's desire to impress. david rosand has analyzed the visual language of sansovino. at the foot of the campanile, opposite the entrance to the doge's palace, sansovino created a loggetta, a small porch, whose monumental sculptural decoration and classical architectural form declared the virtues of the republic. the reigning image of the complex was the figure of venice herself-- venice triumphant, venice personified as justice-- the highest virtue of the state. to that traditional imagery

. >> reporter: it happened with helios flight that flew on auto pilot before crashing outside athens in 2005. pilots forget to turn a pressurization switch from manual to auto. at 34,000 feet all 121 on board passed out and froze in their seats. so far we know the malaysian flight was flying for at least seven hours based on pings or signals emitted from the plane. he believes whatever took out the plane's transponder and communications systems, acars, was mechanical and could have also damaged the plane's electronic nerve center which among other things monitors the cabin's climate. >> that's where you have a decompression. it happens pretty quickly. in a minute or so. in the case of smoke, it could also be quite quick. the pilots have a greater oxygen supply than the passengers do, so they could have remained active for longer. but all of this could have taken no more than, say, ten minutes a t the most. >> skeptics say the zombie scenario is highly unlikely for the malaysian flight because of the behavior of the plane and the crew. >> you are changing altitudes because you're comi

. >> by the time we were able to get on the rescue boat back to athens, it was probably around 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and at that point, our ship was completely on its side and it was going down. >> the ship lies crippled in the night, only hours from plunging to its final resting place. >> the next morning when we got to athens we saw the rest of it sink on tv. we saw the whole thing. >> a father and his daughter from france are reported missing and are never found. >> people were tired, emotions were running high. and it was a long night. >> a long night and a long couple of days ahead since almost all of their personal belongings, including their passports, are at the bottom of the sea. >> we realized, we had absolutely no clothes and we couldn't find any place to buy clothes because it was easter weekend. >> eventually, the cruise line reimburses passengers for their lost items and gives them a voucher for a free cruise that jan has never used. >> we bought our boat a few months before we went on this cruise ship and the first thing my husband asked me when we got home was, do

what they want me on was arrested in athens boards every year making recently just got into the rankings. i can see a lot of parts like you are expecting an ear out the shipment to china today seem to be far behind in their missiles heart. it's odd but it cost for a better story jason is always on the go and quickly. i call it time for me. after he spotted what i mean what he can see all six of the sky. we look forward to where she will take us next. see the point where i want to show that the worst of the shipyard all this out cars that were unloaded into the soul and how fast the word and coming cars were there with their own eyes. why like that since it was worth all that we went to play where we could actually shoot that i feel like going to china. i've decided to eat out we got to know that the cars exported from korean horror of their other very specific features that were i prayed and we entered the cars which was then teaching school for the car market here now and for a walk and bike friendly fires. and i think i put that inside out. see the creek automakers that they should foc

see from athens in greece. to be starting with australian authorities who say they are tracking two objects floating in the southern indian ocean a possibly related to the malaysian airliner that disappeared with two hundred thirty nine people the objects spotted by satellite and i've seen as the best lead so far in tracking down the missing plane officials earlier suggest that it may have been hijacked and flown to a number of countries or possibly afghanistan or pakistan. the libyan government has asked the international community for help in fighting what it calls the war on terrorism of the appeal comes after a series of deadly bombings and assassinations in the country. tripoli has been unable to establish control over the oil rich eastern provinces where militias continue to run rampant. well another person has been killed by unidentified gunmen in venezuela it raises the death toll during the country's month long on rest now to twenty eight a caracas has blamed terrorists for the latest killing meanwhile

a military parade in athens was watched by a select invited audience with thousands of police lining the route. thrill gents security put in place after previous parades were targeted by anti-protesters. and years of economic crisis have left greece with little to celebrate and with germany blamed by many for the measures that accompanied the european union bail out. calls are growing for pension for nazi war-time atrocities. john explains from athens. >> reporter: on june 10th, 1944, three columns of nazi troops descended on the village in central greece. they were executing resistence fighters when they were attacked from the hills. he was working in his father's fields when it happened. >> translator: the german commander was shot and died here a woman game him water and she heard him give orders to kill everyone but her. >> reporter: what followed was one of the name infamies nas i a troughs tayes, soldiers went from house to house, he was eight and his mother told him and his father to leave home think women wouldn't be harmed. >> translator: when i returns i first sawed my gray

the school of athens, in a setting which evokes bramante's designs for saint peter's, is part of a sophisticated presentation of abstract ideas-- in this case, the ideas of philosophy expressed in human form. plato points towards heaven, aristotle towards the earth. to the left, mathematics is personified by pythagoras, surrounded by inquiring minds. to the right, euclid-- portrayed in the guise of raphael's friend bramante-- demonstrates the principles of geometry. behind them, raphael shows himself staring out at the spectator. the artist stands proud in the company of philosophers. on the facing wall is the disputa, raphael's depiction of theology. at the center, beneath the christian trinity, is the bread of christ symbolizing his body-- god made flesh. contemporary churchmen engage in debate with religious figures from all ages. on the side walls of the pope's library are representations of justice and literature. the christian and pagan worlds are brought together without conflict. the classical god apollo is surrounded by his muses. they preside over the ancient writers-- sappho, virgil,

track and field team at the athens paralympic game. she won four more medals in beijing and in london she won gold. in 2013, mcfadden won the grand slam title for marathon wheelchair racing, then traded her wheelchair for a sit city. now she's back in russia where she's competing in the paralympic nordic cross skiing event. dr. sanjay gupta, reporting. there's this kid. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody you can count on. somebody like my dad. this is my dad. somebody like my mom. my grandfather. i'm very pround of him. her. them. >>> let's talk about meditation a lot about this program. it can lower your blood pressure, increase brain function. i think it makes me more creative. my next guest says it can lead to success. russell simmons is here, author "success through stillness, meditation made

athens still looking at a 16 for your high. rain showers in your forecast. across the americas, north, freezing rain is a major threat across montana over towards the dakotas and western great lakes. the new storm system continuing to push through. if you have travel plans along the border, be careful with that. also southeastern portions of the americas, southern georgia and northern florida, be ready for the threat of hail here and possibly a tornado or two on your thursday. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. a7guc >> hello, and welcome to "france " broadcasting live from paris. we will be together for the next hour. the eu freezes the assets of ousted ukrainian president yanukovich and 17 other officials, including his son, former prime minister and minister.nd justice the autonomous region of crimea plans to vote on whether to break away from ukraine to join russia. a referendum is scheduled on the 16th of march. the kremlin says that vladimir putin is discussing the issue with his security

olympic victory in athens, beijing, and london. in his adulthood pistorius would take steps to protect himself from threats that went beyond bullying, surrounding himself with new friends and new weapons. >> i heard he had guns. >> reporter: fame and success that seemed to change him. >> what would you do if you had heard that your client had been driving in a car at 260 kilometers an hour, 180 miles an hour? >> those are things that really shocked me when i heard. >> how much of that do you think is media hype and how much of it do you think is oscar pistorius changing? >> you know, i think it's oscar pistorius changing. i mean, they were going 260. he was shooting the gun out the sunroof. i mean, he did do those things. >> reporter: ebba gudni never saw that imperious, jealous side of pistorius. >> he's got a big warm heart. >> reporter: her son like pistorius was also born without fibulas. they met in her native iceland. >> he takes care of people. he's funny. he's positive. he's very brave. and he always tries to make sure that

so a little bit of a messy weather accumulating up here for you there in rome and athens, some of those rain showers on your tuesday. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >> [. here are the headlines. the takeover of power. >> russian pleasant of blood reboot and crawling the crisis in ukraine and who -- russian president vladimir putin called the crisis in ukraine a coup. and israeli prime minister benjaminet

he thought the french might go to athens. although he had french friends amongst these critics and architects in rome, he attacked them. he ridiculed greek architecture. but then, just before he died in 1778, he himself went south to pestum, and in 15 or 16 wonderful drawings, he conjured up the magic of greek architecture as never before. he showed that the column, that the french had thought of as a structural element which they wanted to express honestly, was really a piece of sculpture, a piece of beautiful sculpture. after that, with the discovery of pestum and greek architecture itself, the aesthetic vision of europe changed. so, as often in the history of western art, changes in ways of seeing coincide with and even anticipate social change. so it was in the build-up to the french revolution. the saturday night fever of revolution began in earnest when camille desmouls harangued an inflamed crowd in the palais royal, calling for overthrow of the monarchy and establishment of a republic. there was rising unemployment, a

there was the helius flight in athens in greece, where the pilots became incapacitated and the aircraft just flew on autopilot until it ran out. the other one was your famous learjet flying from -- >> payne stewart. >> payne stewart, and sadly for him, the same thingincapacitate. it has all the hallmarks of inki incapacitation, but it could equally have gone by somebody. but you wouldn't fly an aircraft at this high altitude by hand. there is no point in doing so and it is very tricky to do, and if you had hand control, why on earth would you want to go down there in the first place? it is very much a mystery, i have to say. >> are you trusting the satellite data, the british satellite interpretation? i mean, do you trust what the malaysian government is saying, that this is likely lost, it was likely lost in that part of the ocean? >> well, look, trusting inmarsat executives is one thing, the malaysian government is another thing. they've put out statements which they've withdrawn, given conflicting information, so trust is not very high on my feelings there. but inmarsat, if they said

our chief from athens in greece. another person is being killed by gunmen in venezuela that raises the death toll during the country's month long rest now to twenty eight a caracas was blamed terrorists for the latest killing meanwhile the opposition mayor of a key government city has been arrested one of the country's top diplomat says the deadly riots are being stoked from abroad. the government has been enduring and facing the news and progressive incursions from the government of the us to our democratic system and those are actually helps the government of the us are giving to certain groups of riots in the streets are actually in fact the causes from the last thirty seven years of on breast in this country and actually they are creating a lot of critical violent situations a distinction needs to be made between the right to protest which is actually guarnteed in our constitution and. our government has never never stopped and we will never stop the right to press that to protest for any cause or mis contend tha

you've got to remember that i covered this, what was a boy at the age of 17 at the athens paralympic games, who had extraordinarily come into the world without the shin bones in his legs and he's been this fairy tale story of a boy who felt he could run fast. and i've seen him grow into a man and fight the courts of arbitration in sports for the right to run against the able bodied in the olympics, who had grown and become a global figure, the poster boy for the paralympic movement. obviously then, plunged into what is now a horror story, having shot and killed his girlfriend. when you know someone in that situation, i have dealt with him dozens of times, and you begin to wonder if you really knew the person or not. >> let's talk about this fall from grace. can you put into perspective what you would compare it to? we've seen o.j. simpson, we've seen lance armstrong. is that on this level? >> it's definitely on this level. if you know south africa, they hero worship their sports stars and he was one of the iconic sports stars in south africa. this is a massive trial, and no jury and

the tough against the ancient athens has finally struck a deal with this credit is due in the schools and ten billion years in age. the slate to start a brisbane outfit that comes without the need of more austerity cuts and a prime minister able to say to integrate with him despite the improving economy the monday of his victims the two were hit by an honest outfit the achievements of the economy or even tried to dispel them. this government the nineties achieved its mission to get the country out of the crises of the premium facilities. not that the core of what good is this a photo i commend this made up of the eu the european central bank and the international honesty for a dip in the extra cash is to be used to grace the department's the denim is not likely to please them some of us has promised five hundred million euros will be just to be teachers of course greeks and is destined to cripple peanut been forthcoming and connections it's really the supreme court has upheld a two year ban from office for former prime minister silvio berlusconi seventy seven year old billionaire have

so since athens school roosters defence. ten year old niece holly communicating. two teams searched the learning opportunities that would add value to her education and subtract the pressure. erin sent to the lakefront. nixon resigned. it's easy for me and austin loved wearing her parents came to the rest of the steam ahead to the school it's not traditional and it's not for everyone. it's working. i see children who are becoming the people that they're going to be had in school means he must cause it's in the states as secular and humanist a nice compliment each other. what we'd like to try to do is really create an environment in which he handed and peter synthesize the different parts. soo if we can use math materials to reinforce the lessons that forgiving about charity and were really giving them a very complete our way to becoming a person who is the whole jewish person. montessori education the seat back to world war two. the new generation of jewish parents to see montessori schools for their flexibility. i love that my kids get a car in the morning and ru

the acropolis in athens greece was dark the lights in sydney's harbor get switched all the world isn't helpful until it's what's happening is that many countries across the globe are participating in earth hour initiative that was started by the world wide fund for nature back in the stream in two thousand and seven to promote various environmental issues and has now spread to some thirty countries that officially mark the event's government's building schools and regular citizens across the world have been participating by turning their lights off saturday evening from the three pm until nine thirty pm local time. the act is seen as a commitment to preserving the planet for future generations to come the youth from each hold twenty three thousand strong in the chest as the minority angel told him lets you can see the reference to borrow for the two hundred delegates from me and taught the assembly and the community has been the ultimate it's got to be seeking self rule. we're talking about the rights of the onion tart people to self determination. possibly all the leaks in national an

suddenly seems like this the real possibility the people that pay attention to was his next athens greece is the best not going to happen. he was buried. making what he thought was a debating point he didn't actually think this is serious. daddy gets back on is playing annie is a phone call from sergei lavrov pieces i saw what she said we're gonna make that bozo publicly were actually do this for real. the carriers like what we don't wanna play games here. this is only a work if you're actually serious about it. novices were serious about a kitty of the like kerry gave a statement superdome was a dutiful through a scheme to get to go to sch. it was definitely something that had been content for the full protection. russia has played in our secretary of state bank of ireland. i think he was terribly mishandled nineteen was enormous blow to our prestige and influence in the world and i think we see repercussions of that including what vladimir putin's doing. in crimea in eastern ukraine as we speak the united states for america is on the wane. it was as high as according to the syrian oppos

down pushing towards a single digits by saturday meanwhile though in rome sixteen victory at twenty in athens the twenty two and is expected to stay at work i have put you on whether his accent forecast. i am noon. i do. this seems like a sour note on ian gets. each. well i estimate it takes to get world's tp. on the scs selection of bands from this week's lineup. here we go first. when corinne children go and study abroad it is not uncommon for their mothers to accompany them leaving their husbands at home. this edition of a same site investigates the challenges these men face. that's the second and third and stalin's of music court tomorrow. prominent musicians have been holding concerts in the us and france to support the survivors of japan's march eleven disaster. this weekend we'll broadcasts to them. finally on sunday highlights the partisans of tokyo's small factory. some of these skilled craftsmen who recently took on the challenge of developing a new kind of bomb threat the program shows how small or big factories carry on by the meeting in their ability to innovate. we see our websi

right now they have amassed a total of forty seven medals in athens. it's basically beach and smashed its previous record of thirty eight back in two thousand and ten in vancouver. ash sixteen of those of gold which is also smashed the previous records back into it in two thousand six with thirteen medals. so it's pretty much i'm presenting here for the rest of paralympic team. of course these gold medals won. over the traditionally strong sports that they are participating in class on the cross country skiing in alpine skiing but this is the first time that the paralympic sports team. i will be participating in all disciplines here in salty and i'll mention also that they will also be potential podium finishes up for the wheelchair curling and the sledge hockey teams that did qualify for the semi finals so it's still early days to see where exactly rush to finish but one thing is crucial. they have really really set a precedence for themselves. apple's future four paralympic games as a whole. like okra chad got a light from shaun tait michael thank yo

twelve degrees madrid at fifteen cents but the rain showers and thunderstorms own role vehicle for ports athens is instead a forecast. i am to noon. i do. i know. do. our i was. microsoft co founder bill gates as regain the title of the richest man in the world for the first time in five years that's according to forbes magazine for sandgate stop its annual list with a total net worth of seventy six billion dollars. mexican telecom entrepreneur crawl carlos slim and luke came in seconds he had led the list for the past four years. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg assertion twenty first place from sixty six last year japan south bank ceo ross their song was ranked forty seconds. forbes says the united states and the largest number of billionaires followed by china and russia the magazine also says one of its ending to the billionaires for women up from thirty four from the previous year. i was in line with the sour and you know coming into view the offer. instant transformed. as soon as she assists each. she is unique as the texans. it's more consumption. sometimes too soon. nh. what a great year i

a lot to see that takes up to athens offered up anything they can be is a kind of bull let's say it when i lived on the button. the cake thank you very much. that's a good thing or bad thing. love to give reasons to go with the side's most of you who do these days that we would get fast results the rest of the lights on facebook you know. it's a full third term and that the social media puppy i keep it on tv this is a necessary reflected in the polling results and lots of whining it's precisely how this effects that it's safe to leave the egg gas in the pots than expected site would probably have a few more to come in the feature would own the park he needed to read it and will come twenty fifty but are they saying to me you're like me translate it into but it's sad that i see london. and online feel like not frankenstein and sundown the thing gets no visas can get behind that point cause of this traded goods. find out how that was on schedule also the one on monday last carol's place on the global scrutiny that person is now raising extra funds go into more of its holiday sales on the f

had been the last one this creatures will make daily for the paralympics is so fake and real like the athens will be given the all intents and seventy two sets of metals and finally russia would need to win almost all of them to make us just like a setback in nineteen eight people in his book as an unsuccessful pandan cake ice cream not as a toll free day for the upcoming games will still miss him more about this book respondents in defence spectators and athletes alike are ready to get the games started here in a softie. now the paralympic torch carried the flame has officially entered the town and sad very shortly. it is set to make this our kids around. vietnam cluster where i'm standing in the journey that sports a stake in the gap on february twenty six would not increase but in the russian far east. it covered all over the country and now it's it's finally arrived here but it didn't take that one international t tiller for the first time in olympic history. it was taking him to do so many things am in the uk and that was a very important trip to d day which commemorates out what was es

they have been there before up until the 1800's and it is very hard you cannot see athens getting their stuff together or to come back anytime soon. but the chinese have been here before. in they make mistakes getting back on their feet again. favor on the right road generally. whether the chinese intentions? with this whole industry who make a living in the other reason is we just don't know. if what we go abroad china if this relationship told the is that china are maneuvering around but just to complicate matters. so maybe it is worthwhile to look at how the relationship started. but why ping-pong? "ping pong dilpomacy" this thought occurred to me in 2008 about beijing with the olympics and one of the things to do was to look although you can watch people go play seriously and you realize it was about acceptable face of nationalism. when you walked into the stadiums you were given a bunch of papers with lots of information if you want to right about them. end of the very first fact 300 million will play ping-pong get least once her review have been to china it is a top down country.

when a man that every school day here in one of the poorest areas of athens. the games the same to me. we didn't eat any breakfast. it's nothing extravagant some fruit sandwiches and juice from an ankle injury and too few young brains and bodies something that families can no longer confined to the east of the kids at the school come from troubled families financial hardships have left one or in some cases grandparents on employees and simply unable to repay children's basic needs. we've been asked not to feel the two dreams fantasies. the families and veterans struggling to accept the speeches as the country's new form. we should be on as i could never imagine that my family will find itself in such a situation. i'm unemployed for two years and so was my wife. it is a small out to breakfast but imagine it's a huge thing for us this man tells us that he and his wife concede its toppings and bake pizzas were little changed at being unable to supply it always with a breakfast box and then off to none. meow to find them amazing sushi vulnerable areas. khan's prov

have been here with the special mask unfolding of radiation detector to try on this to two weeks in athens to consume and ninety nuclear power plants. three years after the disaster. the city one hundred meters away from the nuclear power plant on boats. the baby is a detector showed a reading that was one hundred and ten times higher than the normal rates are pleasing given that this area is within his own and that japanese prime minister shinzo papa had claimed it was safe from the effects of radiation. two years since the nuclear disaster and still periodic reports of contaminated water leakage it's about time the japanese government and the rest of the world deserve an honest assessment of the disaster the finalists go on over to tell nancy mind without a story on monday in the education system be seen children here in korea the title we'd stop by after private institution on this little island born again at the ground. the title of course is quite the photo right below which shows of girl pink blown out of the ground in school with the paper tells us that this team could actually mean

ukraine's has time to buy seed and last week he said she was inspired by jim carrey in the film yes man athens and other expenses on a state senate takes up the facebook page now cause i'm the one hundred and sixty six pounds and nine. back in september and base jumping james two eighteen ten. these are the owners themselves of meals. the teens read and talent. and to teach is now available on the cheap the tree a tough thing to a skyscraper in the united states the stands at four hundred and seventy meat is a staggering eight times the legal. the devils on now facing criminal charges. he is doing his rounds as one of four thousand agents cost the painstaking job of conducting a census in kabul he goes from house to house armed with just a clipboard and pen. i got up this survey helps us to the right dates collection helps the government a proper decisions for the welfare of the community. in the hope that this survey is useful for us because as a result of more schools hospitals and other institutions will be built. gemstones last census was conducted some thirty five years ago the population

now action kicks off at the car ace cocky stadium in athens and twenty n korea time meanwhile with just about one hundred days to go see far has given their thumbs up to brazil's ongoing prayers up preparations for the world cup marking the occasion he's the president sepp blatter said that all problems are under control and that it will be a full exceptional good start for an exceptional competition however despite the encouraging comments brazil continues to work at a frenetic pace which some stadiums still standing on finish. now onto the korean basketball league in the first of the doubleheader kt took them bowling ball eighty two seventy four but now let's talk about the dean of the night. it's the sk and i found some founders hall the thunderous right facts and take a nine point lead and then i will deny that they're pushing the third but can't get it going inside to pay the one he dropped seventeen point of the night and understand the way and seventy three to sixty nine now it's pro volleyball end of the uae last place to go hosted korean air is a lot about prayer. most of last

places likeionally, athens, barcelona, lisbon, etc. that we arerkets either not making inadequate margin or we are losing money. what we have done -- we are either not making an adequate margin or we are losing money. done some things to that our costs and we are bang on expectations. >> what about hiring? >> we are hiring flight attendants. is toproach at rouge build a distinct altar from the mainline brand. distinct culture from the mainline brand. we have been training with disney world. we have a partnership with disney world, who has been training our employees. we think they have a very superior customer service dynamic. ge have been launching rou in western canada and the overall expectation is that the rouge aircraft will deliver 21% lower cost on the narrowbody and 3com --he wide-body through a configuration of labor savings. -- of cutting costs and labor savings. as far as joe biden is concerned, you fly into and would airuardia canada. i wonder what your response is to his or marks that laguardia is a third world operation.

and athens stuck at 10 degrees. it should be 17 or 18 degrees at this time of year. although we will see a bit of improvement taking place in the greek capitol as we head through the week. fine weather further west for the next few days, stephen. >> on tuesday it will be three years since an earthquake and tsunami hit japan crippling the fukushima plant. for those who survived the loss of their loved ones is still felt every day. we spoke to families of victims in the miyagi prefecture. >> the coast is marked by what's missing. houses from dozens of neighborhoods, loved ones from thousands of lives. they are doing what they can to rebuild. the carpenter is putting up a memorial, a playground where his house once stood where the day after the disaster he found his mother cradling the body of his youngest daughter. all three of his children had died. >> on top of the playground there are three arrows pointing to the sky. they symbolize my children. if children come to play i think my own will be happy. i don't want it to be a sad place. >> they were 13, 10, and 8 when

athens to know what to do. he was red-faced with embarrassment and washington eventually solve the problem in his own way. he walked out. he never again set foot in the senate, nor has any other president, to address that body. from that day on the president of the trend has entered the capital to address only a joint session of congress in the house chamber where the presiding officer is called mr. speaker, and only the president of the united states is called mr. president. these may sound like silly little things but this is what washington had to face in his first months in office as president. and also the least threatening issues to his person and to the nation. that first summer congress established, by the way, this is 1789 coming case you're wondering, congress as does the executive office of secretary of state, treasure and war. washington named the man he wanted in those posts because as i said the constitution gave him the right only to nominate cabinet heads, not to install them or to fire them. co

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