willing to enter into a discussion and earlier my colleague on this habit spoke to experts currently in ghana alan burstein from the global vaccine enterprise and juliana satcher a doctor who questions definition of a child the scenery. and nobody could give me the paper. he is isolated in the way scientists. are asking for it since the seventy years since the seventy's the other thing is that there exist doesn't exist any paper. shows if a chevy is existing how it is doing a it's in the spatial situation is there data is a fully different thing as in the western countries so-called western countries and the so-called developing cost in countries in africa. south america and so on so it is it doesn't fit in a norm of virus diseases because viruses. can make very few things they are not so intelligent to do so many things it doesn't fit in a viral cause ok let's see this is the best what's your reaction to that yeah. well a couple of points the first point to. has never been isolated well that's simply not true the virus has been isolated it's been molecularly quote. d.n.a. cloning technologie

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stansted eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. that more now on the international conference in kabul i'm joined by a political ax print from the russian a category of sciences here thank you for being here with us all this conference certainly has a very ambitious goals there but how realistic is it you think to hand over power to afghanistan to all provinces there by twenty fourteen you know presidents always loath to talk about the period beyond the next election campaign but oh we have to understand that afghanistan is a state in a condition of through fall it's fallen state we have completely disintegrated social economic and political infrastructure and most of the territory has already fallen to televen control and jaime to preside doesn't control his own capital in the daytime while they're going through that while the conference was being held for explosions took place in four bullets to say nothing of the rest of t

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance but also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountains so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country in each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of the drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. of c

comes under fire from skeptics says twenty thousand scientists politicians and activists gathered in ghana for a conference to discuss ways of tackling the disease. on the week's top stories old enough to security services arrest a group of suspected it would be suicide bombers in the southern russian republic of kyrgyzstan among them what fifteen year old girls who said their husbands trained. also heroes and indian and a brain rather nuclear scientist returns home after claiming he was kidnapped by the cia but america has denied expect you say reports emerged that he may have been spying on the washington site. and paid by the heat a record breaking heat wave across russia is scorching crew.

this one in the deep waters off the coast of ghana. shares of a-p-c closed up almost 4%, but saw very light volume despite the new discovery. volume was a third of normal. the stock is down by a third since the deepwater horizon disaster began. anadarko earnings are due next week. finally, reported better than expected earnings after the close tonight. one to watch for tomorrow's action, profits dropped from last year yes, but still better than $0.16, better than estimates. new projects were up 38%. shares were up as much as 2% after the close. that is tonight's market focus. >> hudson: having more choices is a good thing, right? well, not necessarily when it comes to money. when confronted with lots of investment choices, a common reaction is to freeze up and do nothing. in tonight's "your mind and your money" the cost of too many choices. barry schwartz, a professor at swarthmore college, the author of "the paradox of choice" and he joins us from berkeley, california. welcome to "nbr". >> great to be on. >> hudson: you write about ch

they will be retribution just an evil actions you have committed to the countries like iraq and of ghana's time for these you will have to pay a heavy price. when i first heard about this film i thought it was going to be a lot of vacation but actually it's quite irrelevant. i looked at with suspicion in the west today and how the media could be fooled into believing something that doesn't exist i think this film could do well in south asia but western audiences would probably be a good sense of humor to appreciate the message got and see r.t. . was an event that would mark the beginning of the atomic age sixty five years ago a test code named trinity would see us win the race to produce a nuclear weapon america. the modern day equivalent of more than twenty billion dollars on a project in a bid to be tough international vinyls parties dennis polaski explores the remaining relics of the soviet union's push for supremacy. it was the culmination of the manhattan project the first american nuclear explosive device nicknamed the gadget went off in new mexico just weeks before devastating the j

comes under fire from skeptics says twenty thousand scientists politicians and activists gathering ghana for a conference to discuss ways of battling the disease. on the week's top headlines old enough to kill the security services arrest a group of suspected to be a suicide bomb is in the south russian republic of dagestan the long time what fifteen year old gals who said their husbands trained them. also hero's ear and iranian nuclear scientist returns home also claiming her was kidnapped by the cia as america denies that she's ation as reports imagine that he might have been spying on washington signed. and paid by the heat and reco breaking news why because russia is scorching homes mating tough times for families .

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stance against eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. up next tonight nato military committee chairman says the alliance sees moscow as a strong strategic partner not as a threat to read to me is our interview with admiral to power during his visit to russia. joining me today is admiral jump. who is the chairman of the nato military committee and as you may know nato was established as an alliance between countries to defend against outside threats the admirals with me today to talk about the possibilities of a future between russia and nato as well and the direction nato is taking so thank you for joining us admiral a pleasure really a pleasure the first question let's get right down to it anders fogh rasmussen has called on russia to join the new anti-ballistic missile defense project now in your opinion what could make of this an attractive option for russia but i believe first of all that. and the alliance have a common i

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 provide humanitarian assistance. and up next nato as a military committee chairman says the alliance is moscow as a strong strategic partner and not as a threat or enemy our interview with admiral of the power during his visit her moscow is on in just a few moments. joining me today is admiral jump. who is the chairman of the nato military committee and as you may know nato was established as an alliance between countries to defend against outside threats the admiral's with me today to talk about the possibilities of a future between russia and nato as well and the direction nato is taking so thank you for joining us admiral and good pleasure really a pleasure the first question let's get right down to it anders fogh rasmussen has called on russia to join the new anti-ballistic missile defense project now in your opinion what could make this an attractive option for russia but i believe first of all the. russia

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't eat hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. have a look at some other news stories making headlines around the world and the death toll from the love parade stampede in the german city of duis about has now risen to nineteen more than three hundred others were injured as festival goers try to pack into an overcrowded entrance tunnel the love parade festival is one of europe's largest techno music events are tracting founds from all over the world but the organizers about it will never be held again. the head of b.p. . tony hayward is said to be negotiating his exit from the company reports say his resignation is likely to be announced within twenty four hours the chief executive has been under fire for his handling of the oil spill in the gulf of mexico the leak from a b.p. rig has currently been sealed the company plans to permanently plug it with cement next month the disaster has cost the oil giant tens of billions

being an american is it absolutely universal you mentioned visiting lots of countries including of ghana stand so what you do or how you dress what what you say is it universal forever what do you around the world do you like to think it's univers of human like human if there's one thing that's really clearance that we are i mean charles darwin in one of his books showed that that people all over the world recognize that the look of anger is is in all people the look of joy that the looks on people's faces that you can go to a culture and say what are they feeling and they'll say because they're the expressions are universal what i think i don't see humor as a therapy or love as a therapy i see them as a context for a humanist approach to people so if if you have a twinkle in your eye of smile in your face and a willingness to greet i have found in every culture that they welcome you i've never seen any culture that and fact it opens a door they either go into a country i always learn friend thank you and i love you and that they they they see a lot of tourists especially poor countries

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. and coming up next nato is military committee chairman says the alliance sees moscow's a strong strategic partner not as a threat or enemy interview without rolled apollo's during his visit to moscow recently zone just a few moments time. joining me today is admiral. who is the chairman of the nato military committee and as you may know nato was established as an alliance between countries to defend against outside threats the admiral's with me today to talk about the possibilities of a future between russia and nato as well and the direction nato is taking so thank you for joining us admiral a pleasure really a pleasure first question let's get right down to it anders fogh rasmussen has called on russia to join the new anti-ballistic missile defense project now in your opinion what could make this an attractive option for russia but i believe first of all that. and the allian

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy disappear russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance but also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country and each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once the two troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and.

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy disappear russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country in each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of the drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference. of course he's als

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stands eight hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. a u.s. drone attack has reportedly killed five suspected militants in northwest pakistan intelligence officials say another four people have been injured this follows saturday's strike in the area which sixteen people died u.s. forces use unmanned planes extensively to target taliban fighters in pakistan but many believe it's many civilians who die. the come out of the blue i have two words for you predator drones i will never see it coming a drone least ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain it's the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exact numbers the cia keeps its drone

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stands hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide. minutes hearing assistance. and u.s. drone attack killed at least sixteen suspected militants in northwest pakistan on saturday officials say approximately five hundred sols were fired at an insurgent compound near the border with afghanistan creased use of drones by u.s. forces in the region is also there to surge in civilian deaths sparking international outrage ortiz can report. the economy out of the blue i have two words for you predator drugs i you'll never see it coming a drone is ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain is the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exact numbers the cia keeps its dro

afghan war veteran jag bertus has there is no hope for a peaceful ghana stancil nato break bread with the taliban. i think it's all crazy talk i don't think anybody needs to believe any of these guys or hillary clinton obama karzai because nobody has any clue how we're going to bring peace there or stability this whole thing if we don't negotiate with the taliban unless the taliban peace negotiations are brought to the forefront of this whole discussion it's all mindless chatter it's it's nonsense it's like facebook blogging on steroids it's crazy to art and nobody should listen to it as far as i'm concerned though i hate to criticize the us congress so much and so avidly but i think many of them outside the us do are really crazy for having any sort of idea that staying in afghanistan longer is a good as a good thing or can help stabilize about him only way to bring peace and stability is to allow local people to solve local problems through local solutions and it does it again include foreign of forces being the source of that the peacemaking has to be done by the afghan parliament

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stands hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. a u.s. drone attack has reportedly killed up to five suspected militants in northwest pakistan intelligence officials say several people have been injured this follows they strike in the area in which sixteen people died u.s. forces use unmanned planes extensively to target taliban fighters in pakistan but many believe it's many civilians who died. the comma out of the blue i have two words for you predator drugs i you'll never see it coming a drew nice ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain it's the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exact numbers the cia keeps its drones progr

comes under fire from skeptics says twenty thousand scientists politicians and docs it is gathering ghana for a conference to discuss ways of tackling the disease. the week's top stories this hour old enough to kill the security side this is a rest a group of suspected would be suicide bombers in the summer fashion republic of dagestan among them was detained on dolls his sad that has been strained. the rosier and ran a nuclear scientist returns and also claiming he was kidnapped by the cia but america has denied the accusation as. imagine that steve i have been spying in washington something. island paid by the heat i record breaking heat wave across russia is scorching hot meaning tough times for follows.

team one of britain's largest peace groups the stop the war coalition says the files on a campaign of ghana stamp could mark the beginning of the year out of the war and caused by whistleblower group leaks is continuing to be felt. federal judges blocked parts of arizona's controversial new law designed to stamp out illegal immigration and penalize anyone helping undocumented workers critics say the legislation still encourages racial profiling and discrimination. and hot of the heels of anna chapman and the other so-called phone fatalities been arrested in the u.s. the twenty four year old lottery and born american citizen is suspected of smuggling controlled funding of whitman to russia. that's the headlines will be back in italy our mean time to swap at the top of the battle be p. comes under the scrutiny of former broker max kaiser. over the kaiser reported with me guys are still hurt tell us some of the stories please oh maggie let's start with this one congratulations.

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stands eight hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. u.s. drone attack killed at least sixteen suspected militants in northwest pakistan on saturday officials say approximately five missiles were fired at insurgent compound in the border with afghanistan but the increased use of drones by u.s. forces in the region has also led to a surge in civilian deaths sparking international outrage. and reports. the come out of the blue i have two words for you predator drugs i you'll never see it coming a drone is ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain it's the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exact numbers the cia keeps its drones p

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy disappear russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country and each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. of c

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance but also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country in each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. of cours

on the cost of suffering human rights activists at an aids conference in ghana accuse pharmaceutical companies of keeping the price of drugs to come to the disease sky-high scientists hala but say they're getting closer to a breakthrough cure in the botched the games the condition would have killed over twenty five minutes so all. those are the headlines crosstalk is coming up next and today the battle against aids is under debate. oh and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the aids biz fighting a deadly virus with the endless funding of big pharma how much consensus is there within the scientific community how much dissent is confronting the aids epidemic need a complete rethink. education. to discuss the world's largest medical problem i'm joined by denis broome in vienna he's the united nations aids regional director for europe and central asia in mine ham we have peter duesberg a professor of molecular and cell biology at the university of california berkeley and in new haven we go to steve katter he's the president of global pharma insights and another member of our crosstal

ghana allan the last time from the global aids vaccine enterprise and gene anastacia a doctor actually questions that a theory. and nobody could give me the paper where he is isolated in the way the scientists. are asking for it since the seventy years since the seventy's the other thing is that there doesn't exist any paper. shows if a chevy is existing how it is doing a. situation to use their data is a fairly different thing is in western countries so-called western countries and the so-called developing cost in countries in africa. south america and so on so it is it doesn't fit in the norm of virus diseases because viruses. can make very few things they are not so intelligent to do so many things it doesn't fit in a viral cause ok let's say mr burstein what's your reaction to that yeah. well a couple of points the first point to. has never been isolated well that's simply not true the virus has been isolated it's been the luck of the cloned using d.n.a. cloning technologies it's been sequenced literally thousands of times from different individuals infected with the virus. simply

russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from of ghana stones so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. also willing to cooperate with. partners from the west in order to tackle this problem. politically political games around this huge problem and unacceptable we cannot comment on two drugs coalition in afghanistan today is the world's man. with the problem over regional borders botswana to prevent globalization of the criminal world. so all the participants the conference today will be making sure that the poppy fields are being destroyed in the country that of course drug dealers are being arrested and the financial flows are also controlled better in order to reduce the country's economies sector all right thanks very much indeed for bringing us this update from kabul where the international conference is taking place at the moment . brings us up to date here on ars he will bring you the business news with a very shortly don't go away. hungry for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the ne

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stand it hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. a u.s. drone attack killed at least sixteen suspected militants in northwest pakistan on saturday officials say approximately five missiles were fired at an insurgent compound near the border with afghanistan but the increased use of drones by u.s. forces in the region has also that to a surge in civilian deaths sparking international outrage parties going to chicken reports. the economy out of the blue two words for you predator drones i you will never see it coming a drone is ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain it's the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exact numbers the

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stance debt eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. for the british government has been accused of violating freedom of speech after the police removed a piece come from outside the parliament building in london protesters have been living in tents at the side for over two months rallying against what they call the u.k.'s aggressive foreign policy is a lawyer and that investigates. democracy but only on our terms that seems to be the message coming from the powers that be in the u.k. capital as a peace camp is finally removed from the government's doorstep as dozens of bailiffs and police sweeps to clear out the campaign as london's mayor said the demonstrators were making a mess and stopping the public from enjoying parliament square but the protesters insisted their crucial message is being muted primarily i would like to see the aggressive foreign policy this government has been pursuing over the book for such a long time g

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance but also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country and each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference

the mainstream view that the child the virus is the only cause of the disease five reports now from ghana. eighteenth international aids conference will begin hit in vienna bringing together around twenty five thousand policymakers scientists community workers activists and people living with hiv to discuss the latest developments in the stills but right now there's a today conference going on looking at a ton of definitions and treatments of hiv and aids when the aids epidemic first hit the headlines in the one nine hundred eighty s. it caused widespread panic for a singer he was one of the first diagnoses when it was a terrifying experience for information was just records for a. very. short term. feature or even the first part is to. be. considered first. cigar since the discovery of aids three decades ago it's estimated a twenty five million people have died from the disease they've a sixty million people infected in that time according to the united nations u.s. scientists identified hiv as the cause and developed a successful test to detect its presence but this has itself been a su

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stance that eight hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance but also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country in each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of the drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. of c

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country and each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. of

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stands eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. for u.s. drone attack killed at least sixteen suspected militants in northwest pakistan on saturday officials say approximately five missiles were fired at an insurgent compound near the border with afghanistan the increased use of drones by u.s. forces in the region was also there to a surge in civilian deaths sparking international outrage parties going to cannibals. the economy out of the blue i have two words for you predator drugs. you'll never see it coming a drone least ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain it's the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all place and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exa

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance but also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country in each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and.

collaborating of ghana stan he's got his eye brother in kandahar who according to the u.s. main media has been one of the most cherished c.i.a.'s is a key a the top drug kingpin all across the country for the taliban high pony and would begin his much for this mujahideen troika they know for sure for almost nine years that old guard is my brother's work for the u.s. government so if they talk u.s. intelligence assets are well known for the whole world for almost nine years and nobody tried to harm them why the united states should be so concerned about this third rate informant sound where in the country second so the u.s. decision makers will be well advised to stop playing the server city expressing their crocodile tears about the threat to the lives of u.s. informants in afghanistan and instead they should start thinking real hard how to arrest the narco terrorist threat that comes under their watch from afghanistan to russia and to european union. now some of the stories from around the world and in pakistan over four hundred have been killed in the past three days the

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't it hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country in each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan. nato troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from again to stand and he will more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference and. of course

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stanstead eight hundred ninety one million dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance. the british government has been accused of violating freedom of speech after the police removed piece come from outside the parliament building in london protesters have been living in tents at the sign for over two months rallying against what they call the u.k.'s aggressive foreign policy artie's or emirate reports. democracy but only on our terms that seems to be the message coming from the powers that be in the u.k. capital as a peace camp is finally removed from the government's doorstep as dozens of bailiffs and police sweeps to clear out the campaign as london's mayor said the demonstrators were making a mess and stopping the public from enjoying parliament square but the protesters insist their crucial message is being muted primarily i would like to see the aggressive foreign policy that this government has been pursuing for such a long till going back through many governme

and my colleague alice habit spoke to two experts currently in ghana stein from the global aids hiv vaccine enterprise and julian assange a doctor who questions the official h.i.v. aids seery. and nobody could give me the paper. in the way scientists. are asking for it since the seventy seven to use the other thing it is doesn't exist any. shows if the existing how you do it and especially the situation use the full of different. western countries so-called western countries and the so-called development cost in countries in africa so our services americas' and so on. so it is it doesn't fit in the norm of virus disease because viruses. can make very few things they are not so intelligent to do so many things it doesn't fit in a viral cause ok let's thompson is the best what's your reaction to that yeah. well a couple of points the first one to raise the bar has never been isolated well that's simply not true. it's been molecularly cloned using d.n.a. cloning technologies it's been sequenced literally thousands of times from different individuals infected with the virus. simply isn't true t

partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia wrote off the remainder of ghana stands didn't eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance also recently russia has said it's willing to sell over twenty am i seventeen helicopters to nature meant for the afghan army no those helicopters were designed especially to fly over the mountain so as the country's chief of staff has said himself they would be perfect for the afghan army russia has also said that it's willing to give some of them for free in order to help the country and each of them costs from between thirteen and fifteen million u.s. dollars and that of course will also be very much needed here in afghanistan once the troops start leaving the country out of one hundred thousand people that die because of drugs coming from afghanistan annually and more than a third of them dies in russia and together with the e.u. the e.u. russia consumes about fifty percent of drugs coming from afghanistan so for russia of course it is a big issue during this conference

he is from ghana. and so coconut heads is his term for kind of these dictators that come into power and loot their countries. i guess it's a west african term. but kim jong il is definitely the worst of the worst. here's a guy that runs the world's last stalinnist state. people there, they basically don't have a functioning market economy, they have some black markets. but it's a place where you can only get two or three channels on your tv. the government actually sets the tv so that you can't get other channels. it's a hugely repressive place. neighbors watch on other neighbors. each sort of apartment block will have several people who are designated by the security services to rat on their neighbors, and that's the kind of situation that makes people very frightened every day. host: obthis list of dictators, we touched on the top four that are on the cover here. but number five and number seven on this list and number 22 are the folks who run turk men stan, uzbekistan and belarus, all former sove ye

aids due to the financial crisis demonstrators at a major international conference on the disease in ghana demand universal access to treatment the united nations says funding cuts could threaten the recent progress made against the disease which has killed around twenty five million people. corporal punishment in schools comes and discouraged me up for the suicide of a thirteen year old boy reveals that the cane still rules some classroom is just one of the punches being banned in the country parents and according to criminal penalties for teachers the same pupils. said to five years since the two cold war so the cars came together that even though it was in a space the docking on the soviet soil used an american apollo spacecraft to get aboard a more cooperative era between the two rival countries. also and white whales are the undisputed stars of russia's aquariums find out more about their lives both in the wild and among people in our special report that's.

they are nash ghana stand is like nobody wants to lose domestically ok it's not no one cares about afghans and washington so you know is it really just you know they stay with cuba sorry i went off track is it really remains to be politics good frankly yeah well you know yeah first of all i mean this is a very interesting program. in the sense that there's no new inches about additional a black and white nobody can. cares about afghanistan you know that's not quite true only on the case of the congressman that is the view of the cuban government ladies and gentlemen if you want to know how who what where can you be ok. if you know it's not true and let me tell you why that's not true is to is factually incorrect to say that cuban americans do not support the current policy because if you want to know how they how they tell you they should have i done my hair well let me finish yeah yeah well in miami they're all kind of balls but let me tell you they important ball is that one that happens every two years and as when they are american to go to vote and a vote they're like that officials th

senate to negotiate with insurgent leaders and of ghana sent to stop fighting politicians say a new thirty billion dollars legislature to fund the troops surge in the country will cost more lives. and jumping on the spot and wagon a lot in born women seized with a weapon parts of new york sparked a media frenzy with americans comparing her to the taal of the recent russian u.s. spy saga the twenty four year old who also has american citizenship has this miss the allegation saying the high tech night vision scopes work for hunting. and a judge in russia's far east dallas websites with extremists content including the popular video sharing site you tube interviewing that's already raising fears for need of a speech in the country. and that brings you up to date this hour now washington d.c. looks set to join an exclusive club as one of the few major capitals were smoking marijuana is illegal find out more about that in just a moment in the second part of the yoga on the show.

he is from ghana. and so coconut heads is his term for kind of these dictators that come into power and loot their countries. i guess it's a west african term. but kim jong il is definitely the worst of the worst. here's a guy that runs the world's last stalinnist state. people there, they basically don't have a functioning market economy, they have some black markets. but it's a place where you can only get two or three channels on your tv. the government actually sets the tv so that you can't get other channels. it's a hugely repressive place. neighbors watch on other neighbors. each sort of apartment block will have several people who are designated by the security services to rat on their neighbors, and that's the kind of situation that makes people very frightened every day. host: obthis list of dictators, we touched on the top four that are on the cover here. but number five and number seven on this list and number 22 are the folks who run turk men stan, uzbekistan and belarus, all former sove ye

look what happened in ghana recently and happened in malli. so slowly but surely democracy is taking hold. the last place where i see democracy taking hold is in the horn of africa because there's so muff tension. ethiopia against somalia, islamic fundamentalism. clans fighting clans. so i don't expect democracy to come there very soon. host: south dakota on our line for independents. caller: good morning. this question is for herman cohen. good morning, sir. my question to you is, sir, what is our involvement or has been our involvement from back in 93 when we were first there, actually we were even there earlier or we were there with the marines and what not? as you know, we left in the early 90s after our special forces went down there in moge dishu and that turned out to be a blood bath for both sides. we lost a lot of troops, of course, and our black hawks and what not. but what exactly is our position on this issue with al shabab? and how are we going to i guess how are we going to come up with some kind of defensive naubnaub become a la