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national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> of a journalist was killed on the border on the lebanese side. earlier, a syrian forces fired across the border into turkey. [unintelligible] >> gunfire along syria's border with turkey. refugees in one of the many camps near the border. turkish prime minister erdogan learn of the incidents during a visit to china. at beijing, a syrian ally, urged both sides to end the violence. >> china urges the syrian government and opposition groups to seize the current critical moment to abide by the cease- fire. cooperate with the special en voy's plan and facilitate humanitarian assistance. >> but it is questionable whether they are listening. residents are holding a funeral for the latest victims of the fighting. this footage is reportedly from central syria. activists say the death toll has as many as 35 on monday alone peony -- monday alone. many victims were children. the truce is essentially in tatters, a special -- especially since syrian foreign ministry went on tv to pour cold water on kofi annan's peace plan. he denied that damascus ever com

frank with you i think the one thing smuggling still going on yesterday was a major incident where the lebanese forces shipment of arms going into syria was a heavy weapon on it so if you look at the direction of the opposition the countries that support the opposition from turkey to. qatar to the united states those. those forces are not really looking for a peace process in syria they looking for ask elation of the violence as collation of the killing and we witnessed a lot of killing today and that issue it's correctly said by the spokesman of the u.n. that they need a process where everybody here to the principle of the healing and i think at this point. qatar is and turkey's and the united states are heading the other way and we saw that. taking place in syria so that it's a systematic killing. taking place when you mention that the shipment which was discovered you saying that actually indicates to mask is his positions because of course damascus is claiming that this is a foreign funded insurgency was that symbolically a very interesting indication from the point of view of damascus. oh

for now but more on this i'm now joined by a political analyst our jamal wakim professor at the lebanese international university joining us live here on the program. could you say you today what do you make of the widespread criticism from western and arab states to the peace plan in syria even though envoy kofi annan warns it's still too soon to bury the plan. it seems that the united states is trying to back down on its agreement with the russians over a compromise regarding syria and this is how we can understand militant groups or armed groups stepping up their fight against the syrian government in an attempt to. fail the initiative of kofi annan that was the outcome of this russian. american agreement so they want to phrase this in order to justify. they are still trying to talk of the regime what at least they are. trying to weaken the regime in case if it's not so it's also a majority of iranians are that you say you say it doesn't really matter what the arab and what america what the arab states or what america says because at the end of the day their plan regardless of kofi an

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a lebanese cameraman was killed on monday at the border. the syrian uprising also has the potential to cause political waves with and 11 non -- witthin lebanon. and it could have an impact on assad felt closest ally -- iran. kofi annan has reached out to iran. keeping assad in power means a key ally, one that is close to iran's archenemy israel. the two countries have provided 75 million euros of eight. -- of eight. -- of aid. for now, the prospects of a lasting peace and syria are uncertain. whatever comes out of this conflict, it is likely to have a long-term effect on the balance of power of any region. >> for more, we're joined by middle east analyst peter sch tienbeck. how do you see this going. >> if the country accepts the cease-fire and the other conditions, that means regime change. they cannot accept the annan plan. >> there has been cross border firing. and this conflict go beyond syria? >> definitely. for the time being, they will not react with force, but there are some areas -- for example the kurdish areas, where there are a

a lebanese cameraman was killed on monday at the border. the syrian uprising also has the potential to cause political waves with and 11 non -- witthin lebanon. and it could have an impact on assad felt closest ally -- iran. kofi annan has reached out to iran. keeping assad in power means a key ally, one that is close to iran's archenemy israel. the two countries have provided 75 million euros of eight. -- of eight. -- of aid. for now, the prospects of a lasting peace and syria are uncertain. whatever of this conflict, it is likely to have a long-term effect on the balance of power of any region. >> for more, we're joined by middle east analyst peter sch tienbeck. how do you see this going. >> if the country accepts the cease-fire and the other conditions, that means regime change. they cannot accept the annan plan. >> there has been cross border firing. and this conflict go beyond syria? >> definitely. for the time being, they will not react with force, but there are some areas -- for example the kurdish areas, where there are a larger num

and a cameron died after he was hit by gunfire while reporting along the lebanese border. >>> the u.s. state department reports that launching that rocket or carrying out a nuclear test would be seen as a provocative act. it would further isolate north korea. the north koreans maintain the rocket is designed to carry a satellite. the americans say it's a test of a long-range missile that could the united states. the u.s. has asked china to scrap the launch. >>> occupy protesters held a demonstration this morning at uc berkeley calling the -- calling -- calling on the alameda district attorney to drop charges against 1 people involved in a campus protest last november. >> these people -- these charges are nothing more to suppress the student involvement and the movement in general. >> the protest -- the protesters encouraged people to call the d.a. and demand the charges be dropped. >>> school board members will meet tonight that talk about raising the tax rate on the measure c bond to reduce long- term costs after they were promised the fees would not exceed $60 for $120,000 in assess

it's the vision of a lebanese billionaire -- nigerian banks are financing the project which will be planned and executed by englishman david frame. >> for how many people will that be built here? >> well, we project that we'll have 250 thousand permanent residents on the project, and a further 150 thousand which will be commuting on a daily basis. >> and who will be the big business represented here in eko atlantic? >> well, we expect all the major financial institutions to take plots for development on the project. >> twenty percent of the land has already been sold -- even before completion of the seven- kilometer-long seawall that's to protect the city from the atlantic's pounding waves. the sand divers have set sail for home. they're in luck -- they don't have to row today. a brisk wind fills the sail made of plastic bags stitched together. as long as there's sand in the lagoon, the men from the slums will have work. since they only dredge it on a small scale, the currents are sufficient to replenish the sea bed. the sand divers of lagos have held a monopoly on construction sand for dec

the eu's mission to crack down on piracy to protect shipping has had only lebanese -- limited success. germany wants to increase the power of its forces. new measures wou permit them to use aircraft to attack higher targets up to two kilometers inland. -- an attack pirate targets up to two kilometers inland. >> we are not prepared to sit back and let others take the fight to the pirates while we make it easy for ourselves. this is something we have to deal with together. we need to work together. it is right that germany not isolate itself in europe. >> the opposition social democrats and greens are cautious. they supported anti-piracy measures in the past, but they call the new proposal redundant and dangerous. >> this mission as we have known it is threatening to more from one of securing international borders to an air and ground war, and that could be playing with fire. >> both the opposition and the government said they favor a political solution to the simoleon pirate problem. >> now today three of the trial of norway's mass murder appeared today, he told the court that he shoul

the eu's mission to crack down on piracy to protect shipping has had only lebanese -- limited success. germany wants to increase the power of its forces. new measures would permit them to use aircraft to attack higher targets up to two kilometers inland. -- an attack pirate targets up to two kilometers inland. >> we are not prepared to sit back and let others take the fight to the pirates while we make it easy for ourselves. this is something we have to deal with together. we need to work together. it is right that germany not isolate itself in europe. >> the opposition social democrats and greens are cautious. they supported anti-piracy measures in the past, but they call the new proposal redundant and dangerous. >> this mission as we have known it is threatening to more from one of securing international borders to an air and ground war, and that could be playing with fire. >> both the opposition and the government said they favor a political solution to the simoleon pirate problem. >> now today three of the trial of norway's mass murder appeared today, he told the court that he sho

they battled lebanese militias and the palestine liberation army, or plo, in the north. although israel returned the sinai in 1981, terror campaigns persisted through the '70s and '80s in the west bank and gaza. hoping to eventually trade land for peace, israel gambled on a 1993 plan negotiated in oslo. the main thing that oslo produced was mutual recognition between israel and the plo. for the plo, recognition of israel meant, all right, we are now accepting a two-state solution. for the israelis to accept the plo meant that they were accepting, in effect, the plo agenda. and they knew the plo agenda was statehood. if you accept the idea of having a palestinian state, and we insist on having a palestinian state-- you know, we need a capital-- and the only capital that could be, from a geographical point of view, for what would be a palestinian state in the west bank, would be jerusalem. man: the basis of our claim is that we're here. there's be a jewismajority of the jerusalem population since the middle of the 19th century. annow we are of populatioatort atewish on is

three journalists from al jazeera is lebanese bureau sit in the spring of two thousand and twelve they were leaving the channel because of disagreements with its editorial policy the main complaint concerned its coverage of syria the journalists say the channels could top executives both pictures of the gunman opposing government troops from t.v. screens. the problem is. we have independent media there is no independent media the media in general was i don't think. dropping. like you know from both think lucian's in. egypt tunisia whatever but i don't think for example the revolution and saudi arabia in two thousand and eleven the news channels one of its most experienced correspondents in jeddah does interview using today's sheik. and feed castro for a long time he was in charge of the channels iranian pure. hell similar post at the office in lebanon in the spring of two thousand and eleven as i left the child for a row saying he was not going to cooperate with the news outlets which sacrificed objectivity for political response of programming with him and i realized that i could not

three journalists from al jazeera as lebanese bureaus that in the spring of two thousand and twelve they were leaving the channel because of disagreements with its editorial policy the main complaint concerned its coverage of syria june is say the channels could top executives pictures of a lone gunman opposing the government troops from t.v. screens. i must the problem is today we have independent media there is no independent media the media in general was i don't think so. just. like you know from both think. egypt. for example the revolution and so directly in two thousand and eleven the news channels one of its most experienced correspondents. does interview using today's sheik. and feed el castro for a long time he was in charge of the channel's iranian purer they just held a similar post at the office in lebanon in the spring of two thousand and eleven because i left the child for saying he was not going to. cooperate with a news outlet which sacrificed objectivity for politically sponsored programming out of here one of them and i realized that i could not work and resigned with

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are spending to be controlled by cellphones when it comes to future commercial use,, ,, rod carew 200 lebanese tracks recorded in the bay area this has been one of the most active storms in the past 40 years. in the month of april and here you have in the heaviest precipitation is now moving to ease in the bay in fact is your money and let's look of the cluster of color. yellow orange and even some red around 586 a quarter or interrupt tri valley heavy rain showers around san ramon also in pleasanton moderate rainfall now being detected from santa clara and san jose you are buying a bit of a break from the peninsula in the north bay is begin to dry eyes except in this classroom activity trailing off into sand fell the bottom line is your morning commuters still going to be affected in the overnight hours the it rain begins to taper but here is the morning commute to and still the development of some moderate brain cells offshore there you have the giants game. hidden in scattered rain showers and stable air mass could still cause a possibility of an isolated thunderstorms all the way to the ev

three journalists from al jazeera is lebanese bureau sit in the spring of two thousand and twelve they were leaving the channel because disagreements with its editorial policy the main complaint concerns its coverage of syria the journalist say the channels could top executives both pictures of government opposing government troops from t.v. screens. the problem is today it's not about we have independent media there is no independent media the media in general was i don't think so. for example like you know promoting pollutions in. egypt tunisia whatever but i don't think for example that the revolution i saw directly in two thousand and eleven the news channels one of its most experienced correspondents son ben just does interview using today's sheik. and feed castro for a long time he was in charge of the channels iranian pure they just held a similar post at the office in lebanon in the spring of two thousand and eleven because i left the child after a row saying he was not going to cooperate with the news outlets which cycle feist objectivity for politically sponsored programming

i grew up in tennessee, both of my parents are scientists, this lebanese kid in tennessee. so i spent my time in the practice rooms, just playing piano. that was the thing that made sense to me as a kid. i had pretty much figured out i was going to be a film scorer. i didn't even know what that meant, exactly, but that was the thing that i had decided. i often think about overland as this grenade that took like 12 years to go off. you pull the pin and wait 12 years, kind of thing. like going to composition concerts and hearing the stuff people were playing, like squeaky, squawky, atonal weirdness, really strange stuff. i was like, where am i? what reality have i landed in? and i remember leaving overland and being like, i don't know anything. i felt kind of just unprepared. four or five years out of school, i was kind of in midflail and i was having that conversation with my then-girlfriend, now-wife, and she was like, well, radio's kind of like writing, but kind of like sound. kind of like the two are together. i was kind of like, wow, radio. never listen to the radio, but

high representative, could some of the european blue helmets for a limited period work on the syrian/lebanese border to do something there. secondly, is pressure being put on the syrian government and the syrian national council because the peace plan? >> thank you for sticking to your speaking time. >> president, there's no question that the european union and our european parliament can just look idly on at the slau slaughter that is being carried out of the citizens of a neighboring country. particularly when it's been ordered by those countries. but i think it's only right that we bear in mind two issues to put these into the balance with the other events. how many thousands of corpses should be put into the other part of the scale so that it has to be counterbalanced with democracy which will arrive subsequent wi subsequently. people have dayed in iraq. does that balance warpt bringing into iraq a democracy? and the idea now is to export the same model to syria. and i say no to that. we can't have the plan. unless it's done without the loss of any further life. we have to bear in mind th

militants and tearing from the lebanese borders to syria and clashing with the syrian army that was actually away from the borders like three kilometers about time we were able to spot these militants and we took some footage of those people and later on the channel refused to these pictures. where i was asked to forget about these militants hours asked to leave the whole area back to beirut you know they were helping the rebels it's what the government wants that's what carter on the other media criticized is divided on both sides people are being misled by media on one side you know it's very it's kind of concentrating on showing that the army as killing people on civilians on innocent people etc etc etc without showing that there are militants also fighting their army and killings are also civilians from the other side those of those who support the syrian regime other sent down to the official media also was trying to show that there are only militants who are fighting the regime and there are no people who are asking for freedom and reforms and then the country. but for all the latest u

demonstration after rocks were hurled at the egyptian embassy and its guards twelve workers were arrested lebanese law ties foreign labor is to their local employer limiting their ability to improve working conditions or change jobs. accusations that nicolas sarkozy's two thousand and eleven election campaign was funded in part by libyan colonel gadhafi had been strengthened by new evidence a french web sites obtained documents allegedly indicating the libyan government agreed to help those he's presidential bid with fifteen million euros the news comes as our posy faces a tough run off of issues elections having lost in the first round the government took steps to improve relations with gadhafi before abruptly changing that stance in two thousand and eleven supporting the rebels who overthrew. coming up in a few minutes the u.s. secret service opens up about its revised code of conduct new good behavior rules imposed on its agents find out what led to the sudden crackdown. and we take you to meet a russian family where it's a bit hard to keep track of all the children that's coming up. but it's t

of the few foreign journalists reporting from inside syria and today she traveled to a town near the lebanese border 20 miles from damascus. >> reporter: the town looked so severe it's hard to believe the shelling only stopped five days ago. but people are edgy, especially opposition activists who are now on the government's wanted list. they f they arrested you, what would happen? >> i think they would kill me. >> reporter: the man who, for his own safety, didn't want to be identified, took us through back streets to a house with a view. in happier times, this town was a popular summer resort. now activists say the winding roads and green valleys hide the government's heavy weapons. and you say that over there in those mountains there are more tanks and... >> yes. there's a lot of tanks. >> reporter: so do people feel intimidated in the town? >> yeah, yeah. before the cease-fire, they were shelling us everyday. >> reporter: shells reigned down on the zabadani because for a month earlier this year opposition fighters from the syrian free army declared victory here. they actually managed to pu

right i'm afraid that's all the time will have ali risk an expert on the middle east live from the lebanese capital in beirut thank you. a massive explosion at an alleged rebel bomb making lab has killed up to seventy people in the syrian city of hama state t.v. reports says militants accidentally triggered an explosion resulting in a blast that leveled an entire row of houses that made revelations that the american mercenary company formerly known as blackwater is heavily involved in training rebel fighters and information coming via wiki leaks security circles have apparently agreed that the notorious organization is sending its forces to syria through iraq government and business consultant christophe hoare still believes their presence there was sanctioned by those higher up. be our. cause is doing targeted killings doing terrorist attacks and then also in gauging and shootouts with suits. or interfering in a peaceful demonstrations so we had all kinds of activities in the past but this time it seems as though he's saying that this is services furnishing the mercenaries themselves we ca

egyptian migrant workers have clashed with police in the lebanese capital around one hundred people gathered in front of the gyptian embassy in beirut to protest foreign labor law that ultimately limit the ability to improve working decisions or change jobs several policemen as well as protestors have been injured in the clashes with a dozen that migrants arrested. to risk where filled with anger again on friday as egypt's is the mists of vented their frustration over the country's military rulers pro-democracy activists a rally there as well chanting slogans from last year's revolution which toppled hosni mubarak and with the presidential election drawing nearer many feel that the fight for democracy has been replaced by a scramble for power in cairo as artie's terrified. the protest nation after the revolution toppled president barack gyptian siv continued to use people power as a way to force change the sights the sounds of protesters on cairo's tahrir square have become a familiar one more than a guess and president back without the from power with presidential elections just around the

of the few foreign journalists reporting from inside syria and today she traveled to a town near the lebanese border 20 miles from damascus. >> reporter: the town looked so severe it's hard to believe the shelling only stopped five days ago. but people are edgy, especially opposition activists who are now on the government's wanted list. if they arrested you, what would happen? >> i think they would kill me. >> reporter: the man who, for his own safety, didn't want to be identified, took us through back streets to a house with a view. in happier times, this town was a popular summer resort. now activists say the winding roads and green valleys hide the government's heavy weapons. and you say that over there in those mountains there are more tanks and... >> yes. there's a lot of tanks. >> reporter: so do people feel intimidated in the town? >> yeah, yeah. before the cease-fire, they were shelling us everyday. >> reporter: shells reigned down on the zabadani because for a month earlier this year opposition fighters from the syrian free army declared victory here. they actually managed to push t

brokered cease fire and this comes as a shipment of smuggled arms for the opposition is intercepted by lebanese. nicolas sarkozy is chasing the vote of the far right after losing the first round of the french presidential ballot to francois hollande with immigration and the euro among the main rally. more than twenty people are still being treated in hospitals in the ukrainian city of. after a series of bombs exploded there on friday leaving thirty injured. not guilty british lie detector experts say the u.k.'s main suspect a russian he was not involved in the murder of former security officer alexander litvinenko in london six years ago. for the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me roll research. as the violence in syria continues unabated neighboring lebanon has seized a shipment of smuggled weapons destined for syrian rebels the cash apparently came from libya which is backing the opponents of president assad this all comes as the rebels step up their assault on government forces saturday saw the first insurgent attack from the sea a day after a suicide bo

demonstration after rocks were hurled at the egyptian embassy and its guards twelve workers were arrested lebanese law ties foreign laborers to their local employer limiting their ability to improve working conditions or change jobs. u.n. observers arrived in the syrian city of it in the lead following reports of the deteriorating situation in the region the visit comes after the government highlighted a surge in murders and kidnappings reportedly carried out by armed groups in the country meanwhile lebanon seized a cache of weapons aboard a syria bound ship with in its waters cargo reportedly being smuggled in for syrian rebels containing artillery shells rockets rocket launchers and rifles. so sudan has security made billion dollar infrastructure loan from china to the news emerged after the country's president wrapped up his first official visit to beijing china who exports most of both countries oil has tried to maintain good relations with the two so sudan which became independent lives two years embroiled in the conflict with its northern neighbor over an oil rich region. and china has signe

and migrant workers have clashed with police in the lebanese capital around one hundred people gathered in front of the egyptian embassy in beirut to protest foreign labor law that limits the ability to improve working conditions or change jobs several policemen as well as protestors have been injured in the clashes with a dozen migrants arrested. leader of last month's grew in mali has rejected the west african decision to san troops to the country the john to say they didn't need foreign forces in mali a proposal put forward by the early birds to help secure the transition back to civilian rule the army has already agreed to hand over power and to hold elections within forty days the country's battling insecurity in the north where separatist rebels declared independence. russian m.p. and a little boy has passed a lie detector test to prove he had nothing to do with the death of former security officer alexander litvinenko who was poisoned in london six years ago the test was conducted by british experts the u.k.'s prime suspect answered questions relating to living and his death howe

demonstration after rocks were hurled at the egyptian embassy and its guards twelve workers arrested lebanese law ties foreign labor is to their local employer limiting their ability to improve working conditions or change jobs. and in a few minutes on our t.v. the u.s. secret service opens up about its revised code of conduct. now good behavior rules imposed on its agents find out what caused the sudden crackdown. that will take it in the one russian family where it's difficult to keep track of all the kids coming up. but first with more european governments falling due to austerity measures some are questioning of the global implications or even more serious than we first thought our new york resident laurie harford just hits the streets of the big apple to find out. are we living through the second great depression and just don't know it this week let's talk about that do you think it's the second great depression we're in. this is a hard question our hope is not maybe some places away easily or griese hopefully not so very that either i wouldn't say that these only is a great depression d

demonstration after rocks or hurled at the egyptian embassy and its guards twelve workers were arrested lebanese law ties foreign leaders to their local employer limiting their ability to improve working conditions or change jobs. you and observers have arrived in the syrian city of need to leave following reports of the deteriorating situation in the region the visit comes after the government highlighted a surge in murders and kidnappings reportedly carried out by armed groups in the country meanwhile lebanon seized a cache of weapons aboard a syria bound ship with its waters the cargo was apparently being smuggled in for syrian rebel forces and contained artillery shells rockets rocket launchers and rifles. romania's governments collapsed following a no confidence vote just two months after taking office tough austerity policies led to the second government fall in three months the country's president nominated a left wing opposition leader is the new prime minister subject to the parliament's approval in recent months thousands of protests across her mania following two years of harsh cuts.

represents an ongoing effort who knows how many shipments of weapons have a skate the action by the lebanese government and at the same time i would like to draw attention to the fact that nato is libya so who can actually prove such a shipment to be sent into syria without being detected in libya by nato or its intelligence officers so i think as the saying out on as you say the weapons that we were talking about here that were supposed to go to the syrian rebels came from one of five warehouses in libya legibly under the protection and the watch of nato now if we can just move along just for a moment we have a just a week left until the parliamentary elections how is to massacres expecting the results to be recognized when the u.n. says that our side still isn't fully implementing the peace plan. and fucked is going on with this process so stupid a move and the pretext on the part of nato or the arab gulf states that he is not going along with the reforms everybody has been demanding reforms right so what more do you want to have free elections parliamentary elections for the people and no

it wasn't possible to obtain that because it didn't have the consent of the lebanese authorities. but i just was meeting yesterday with the israeli chief of defense staff, general gant. we talked about the role that unifil is playing and his view was, and i was gratified to hear that on balance what they are contributing is important and valuable. it's not air tight, it's not foolproof. there are continued weapons flows indeed to hezbollah from elsewhere, but that is in a fashion a different challenge than the one that resolution 1701 with its presence on the border was designed to deal with. but our view on unifil is it's doing a solid job. it's limited by the confines of its mandate. and it's not all that we would hope it could be -- >> is it possible to strengthen unifil? >> unfortunately i don't think it is politically viable, as much as we would like it. >> thank you very much. mr. diaz-balart. >> madam ambassador, i recognize it's a very difficult place you're dealing with and probably one of the most difficult places. one of the frustrations i think that we all have and i'm

gyptian migrant workers have clashed with police in the lebanese capital and around a hundred people gathered in front of the egyptian embassy in beirut to protest foreign labor a law that limits the ability to improve working conditions or change jobs several policemen as well as protestors have been injured in the clashes with a dozen migrants arrested. russian m.p.'s really give away has passed a lie detector test to prove he had nothing to do with the death of former security officer alexander we've been and go who was poisoned in london six years ago the test was conducted by british experts the u.k.'s prime suspect answered questions relating to the financials death however the result may not sway british courts were a lie detectors are not accepted as standalone evidence some skeptics think that as a former security services agent will have one may have had training to cheat the test but xander grow up though a documentary maker whose idea it was for a little boy to undergo the questioning things that's unlikely. even if every american police station has reported drug test and

egyptian migrant workers have clashed with police in the lebanese capital iran a hundred people gathered in front of the egyptian embassy in beirut to protest foreign labor a law that limits the ability to improve working conditions or change jobs several policemen as well as protestors have been injured in the clashes with a dozen migrants arrested. bus carrying holiday makers to disneyland tokyo has crashed in japan killing seven police say some forty other passengers and the driver were injured thirteen of them seriously the bus drove into a wall along the highway some one hundred kilometers northwest of the capital this comes as japan enters a busy spring holiday season when travel around the country peaks. leader of last month's coup in mali has rejected the west african decision to send troops to the country the john to say he didn't need foreign forces in mali a proposal put forward by their neighbors to help secure the transition back to civilian rule the army has already agreed to hand over power and then hold elections within forty days the country is battling insecurity in the

egyptian migrant workers have clashed with police in the lebanese capital around one hundred people gathered in front of the egyptian embassy in beirut to protest foreign labor a law that limits the ability to improve working conditions or change jobs several policemen as well as protestors have been injured in the clashes with a dozen migrants arrested. last carrying holidaymakers to disneyland tokyo has crashed in japan killing seven police say some forty other passengers and a driver were injured thirteen of them seriously the bus drove into a wall along the highway some one hundred kilometers northwest of the capital this comes as japan and there is a busy spring holiday season when travel around the country peaks. last month coup in mali has rejected the west african decision to send troops to the country john to say they didn't need foreign forces in mali a proposal put forward by their neighbors to help secure the transition back to civilian rule the army has already agreed to hand over power and hold elections within forty days the country is battling insecurity in the north where se

demonstration after rocks were hurled at the egyptian embassy and its guards twelve workers were arrested lebanese law ties foreign labor is to their local employer limiting the ability to improve working conditions or change jobs. u.n. observers arrived in the syrian city of evil even following reports of the deteriorating deteriorating situation in the region the visit comes after the government highlighted a surge in murders and kidnappings reportedly carried out by armed groups in the country meanwhile lebanon seized a cache of weapons aboard a syria bound ship with its waters cargo apparently being smuggled in for syrian rebel forces containing artillery shells rockets rocket launchers and rifles. with more european governments falling to austerity measures some are questioning if the global implications are more serious than we first thought our new york resident laurie harford just hit the streets to find out. are we living through the second great depression and just don't know it this week let's talk about that do you think it's the second great depression we're in. this hard question i h

egyptian migrant workers have clashed with police in the lebanese capital around one hundred people gathered in front of the egyptian embassy in beirut to protest foreign labor law that limits the ability to improve working conditions or change jobs several policemen as well as protestors have been injured in the clashes with a dozen migrants arrested. for leader of last month's coup in mali has rejected the west african decision to send troops to the country john to say they didn't need foreign forces amalia a proposal forward by their neighbors to help secure the transition back to civilian rule the army has already agreed to hand over power and hold elections within forty days the country is battling insecurity north or separatist rebels declared independence. russian m.p. andre look avoid has passed a lie detector test to prove he had nothing to do with the death of former security officer alexander litvinenko who was poisoned in london six years ago the test was conducted by british experts the u.k.'s prime suspect answered questions relating to heaven and goes death however the result

he is in that lebanese immigrant and was charged after he planted what he thought was a bomb in a trash can. prosecutors say he intended to target a concert crowd the explosive device was a fake and had been provided by undercover f.b.i agents he will be sentenced on august 15th and faces up to 30 years in prison. a man from iowa stands trial today for sending pipe bombs and threatening letters to investment firms. federal prosecutors say tompkins sign those letters of the bishop and demanded that broker's help inflate the value of his stocks. the pipe bombs were not armed for detonation and thankfully no one was hurt. he is behind bars since his arrest in 2007. >> coming up next the man charged with second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin is free and authorities are optimistic but it appears pit bull latest chapter in a 33 [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citra