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more than one hundred people gathered in front of the australian embassy on friday for a second straight day of protests the dumont it an apology from the australian companies one of the negev indonesian news papers are giving extensive coverage to end its body in sentiment towards the street is tender and the student athletes that led to the vet. an apology in parliament isbetweeg them up on tons of important people like the president and his ministers. then it's just not good enough. this is seen obama luciano announced on wednesday that mitre and intelligence exchanges with australia had been suspended australian prime minister ten the average has expressed every correction of an embarrassment course you did you know it is on a date that he has refused to comment on australian intelligence activities and resisted pressure to apologize the screen to block pop up when it's not a charity or someone you can call. you do two struggling with he told its citizens to whom and to increasing the rate of one of the entropy. she will come so don't open til tuesday the world. south korea's populat

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many battles they have begun taking steps to improve ties that was trained by allegations of australian sparkling wine as double strain the antennae average on wednesday suggested the two sides set up a security round table to help rebuild a strategic relationship. oil in asia is australia's most important relationship. prisoner duty and has been eyeing. wright president of indonesia. he's denying very good friend to stride yet. allegations stuff this last week that australian intelligence tried to tap in the bathrooms of indonesian president to see about getting him there is wide open senior government officials the report course outbreaks of the union jack in the urine of recorders ambassador to austria and suspended intelligence and the cooperation he wrote attitude to mind a fuller explanation. you do you know on tuesday held a special news conference he said to have extra money to get dinged is a commitment that australia would not do anything to this in context or just ahead of any share with each act. the owner says the practice and a special envoy to australia to drop a code of

abc reported on monday that australian intelligence try to listen to them the ball from conversations that he can hear him and his wife and senior government officials prime minister tony abbott on tuesday defended australia's actions people australians should not be expected to apologize for the steps we tried to protect our country. now for no cost indonesia on monday recall that ambassador to austria on wednesday he was invited to the presidential contest that talks with indian hill and foreign minister maliki and the guy laugh. the president says he will spend the next it's approx. asking for an official response from the australian government he said financial cooperation will resume at least until he receives a free sports identity attack targeting pr companies has added to concerns about the country's long term security measures international combat troops in sheffield to the park on is done in a salute to one year's time. a site that not one official who says that i love on ambushed a police convoy kidding eu court district police chief the attack happened in helmand province

some un as a party is known to police in several australian states and australian media reports she has been investigated for fraud. it's understood she asks to go home but she's now being accompanied by garth the on her way back to austria where should the mets by members of her family. for those on rte news that the high courts. jake is attained by fourteen show that tree and a half hours and can't sell housing units vacant for a month or more across the country hasn't ever since have called on governments to address the problem of boarded up and bacon so too has its. egypt remains scientists across the country and use of ten financing units like takings and in some cases boarded up the case obtained by nineteen show there in eighty three and a half pence and contented units during think it's now sitting. sing tenor seas and opposition politicians have described the number of vacant properties as a scandal. it is a very significant problem with income taxes they couldn't. while the hall county council in town special housing still lying empty and that he's been without a problem not o

why does an australian care about america, she funded. what do you care, she sneeed. luckily, that wasn't my first rodeo. [laughter] i knew the game, and i knew the left. i'd spent eight years dealing with media bias and distortion in the australian media while in public office. without even blinking, i shot back, because what's good for america is good for the world. a weak america -- [cheers and applause] a weak america is a weak world. a strong america is a strong world. everyone in the world should care about and work toward america staying on top. [applause] well, that shut her up. [laughter] crickets. i don't think i got a christmas card that year. [laughter] but, ladies and gentlemen, my friends of wetumpka, it's true. the world's fortunes travel with america. and i don't want to live in a world where america is not running the show. keeping america strong, saving it from a european future, to my mind, that's the great moral imperative of our time. [applause] i want americans to understand what is at stake for them and for people around the world if they choose

it's not a case that the five bodies are looking for a former australian intelligence officer preview to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spy during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves candidate to lee's interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america. analysts noted reveal that idea with the help of the nsa hack into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines. he also expose that the us has been spying on brazil's national oil company and would still have revealed some details of how the five ice operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of the year when quote orwellian cooperation summit yesterday with our five was colleagues and one of them and what for to determine do is pop has become popular and in his country's all strewn across the efficiency dividend which is his use of it the orwellian euphemism for cuts. these intelligence service if it looks like beginning a relat

there was one set up by the australians, but at the airport we have people coming in droves. >> you are having to treat them in tents. we are not talking about a structured setting. >> it's whatever framework remains from the storms. we are setting up triage. >> what injuries are you seeing? >> a lot of puncture wounds and infections from wound received during the typhoon. and we need resources. >> how are people - the patients coming in, the people coming to you for help. how are they reacting. you were impressed with their resilience. >> i was amazed. they are a tough group of people ready to move forward and are grateful for care we can provide them. we are providing care without lieda cane. >> without a pain-killer. >> they are taking the care because they need it. it's the infection and disease will follow, because there's no sanitation here right now. >> what will you do moving forward, after the initial week. your organization is going to move forward. >> we have a bunch of assessment teams. they have been travelling to get out as far away from a lot of the coastal towns. there a

australian activist colin russell had his detention order extended by three months. peter sharp, al jazeera, in moscow. >>> the foreign office [ inaudible ] has summoned the spanish ambassador after a standoff developed over a ship which entered the waters of gibraltar. the ship has refused to leave. >>> arrest orders have been issued for former chinese leaders. they are wanted for their role in alleged genocide in tibet. >>> now a fast-food restaurant chain mcdonald's is doing its bit for democracy, the dane initial government is asking for help in order to get more people to vote. but some say it cheapens the process. >> reporter: while cheeseburgers, big macs and fries are always on the menu at this restaurant, today so too is politics. candidates standing in the local and region alec sh leec -- reg elections in den -- denmark, they are allowing candidates to argue their points of view in front of potential voters. >> they come with, like, this and they are like, take this, vote on this guy, read a lot, and i just want to eat my food. >> reporter: as well as hosti

it's not a case that the five bodies are looking for a former australian intelligence officer preview to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recent ep east timorese government complained publicly about australian spy during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves cannot truly is interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america. analysts noted reveal that idea with the help of the nsa hack into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines. he also exposed to the us has been spying on brazil's national oil company and would still that revealed some details of how the five ice operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of the year when quote orwellian cooperation summit yesterday with our five was colleagues and of one of them and what for to determine to as pop has become popular and in his country's all strewn across the efficiency dividend which is this you said in an orwellian euphemism for cuts today's intelligence service if it looks like the give and take

in the past three weeks he won the australian pga, the australian masters and the world cup of gulf in melbourne. he's eyeing the australian open ground, shooting a course record on thursday. he bieried and finished with a 10-under round with a 3-shot lead at the royal sydney course. >> in the n.b.a. the new york nicks have been handed their seventh straight loss. they were beaten 93-90. the oklahoma city thunder ended the san antonio spurs winning streak on wednesday. it was a showdown of the top two western conference teams, and the thunder came through in flying colours. russell and kevin combining for the win. >> the bostons entoured a miserable night on the ice. the detroit red wings gave druins a thumping. a remarkable score line. 6-1. three of the goals coming in under four minutes in the second period. that's the first time that boston have given up more than four goals in a single day. >> ryan braun speaks for the first time since his 65 game ban for doping as suspended as part of a drug scandal involving a miami clinic. the 5-time all star is determined to win back the trust

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it was suggested that australian embassies across asia were used for u.s. surveillance separations. >> the german parliament is holding a session to look into the u.s. spying on chancellor angela merkel's phone. in germany it awakened painful memories. >> the starsy museum in berlin, a reminder of how of the east german regime spied. governments used computers to sniff through our lives. the biggest shock about the n.s.a. spying scandal is washington was certainliling in on german chancellor angela merkel's sell phone, causing outrage in a country scarred by dictatorship. >> in communist times they did it to repress people. today they say they are protecting us from terrorism. >> with public affection for the u.s. dropping. this is a moment of a branden burg gate last summer feels like it happened years ago. >> during the trip obama said surveillance stopped terror plots. he didn't say the american embassy, according to the german medium, filled with surveillance equipment. the saunls is angela merkel moved the cell phone. americans would have been able to

colin russell, who is an australian, he has had his detention period extended to february 24. so it will be interesting to see what happens over the next few days, and a very worrying time for the families of those who remain in custody. >> all right. let's return you now to doha and to darren. >> felicity, thank you. still ahead, the winner of word of the year. and in sport, france is on the brink of missing out on next year's world cup as they get ready to host ukraine. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> well come back now, voters in nepal have cast their ballots for a social assembly that will try to draft a new constitution. it is hopes that the polls will end a six-year political dead lock. in 2007 the country abolished the monarchy. seven months later a party was elected, and given two years to write a constitution. but even now it is not finished. the next man failed as well. finally, in march this year, the chief justice of the supreme court was put in charge of an interim government ahead of these elections. >> reporter: voters wait patiently for their time at the polling boot

poor results was blamed on the australian newspapers. the earnings report is the first for news corp as a stand alone company. the profitable entertainment units were split off to form 21st century fox. >> amazon and the u.s. postal service team up to deliver orders sunday. the postal service will deliver on sundays in the los angeles and new york areas. the struggling postal service lost $16 billion and hopes the new partnership will help the bottom line. >> throughout history 43 million americans served in the military during war time. about half of them are still alive. of the more than 21 million living, 1.5 million are women. that's 8%. nearly 2 million veterans are 35 years old and younger. 9.6 million are over the age of 65. a vietnam veteran is dedicating his time and talent to families of fallen soldiers. michael began the fallen heroes project. thousands of portraits later his mission of healing communities continues. >> he's a talented artist by the name of michael regan, the creative force behind the "fallen heroes", a nonpro

an australian mining company wants to extract a buried treasure. a few kilometers away, a mind could soon be dug and with it, radioactive stone. the tranquil village of 1600 could turn into a rapidly growing city. we meet with joseph peterson, who places great hopes in the project. he says people have been moving away from here in recent years, and the mine will give the town a future. >> i want the city to grow and for people to have more work so that they can earn money. that would also reduce crime here. if the mind does not do any damage, the project should have a chance. >> but most of the mine workers would come from abroad. she and her husband have campaigned against the mine since the trial drillings began. one of their fears is an influx of orders. >> about 1000 young workers will come to our town. competition for the local men. i think we will get a lot of venereal diseases and illegitimate cheeses -- illegitimate children from unknown fathers. >> there's also the fear of radiation from uranium. they have already resolved to leave if the

. >> the australian medical team arrived. >> this is a government warehouse that is preparing relief for the families most effected. >> al jazeera america is there with continuing live coverage. >> the water rose to half-way up to the second story. >> to find out how you can help, go to aljazeera.com. >>> welcome back to the al jazeera news hours. thousands of people are still without food and water in the philippines. emergency aid is beginning to arrive, but rescuering are struggling to reach some of the more remote areas. >>> china is relaxing its one child policy. couples will now be allowed to have two children if [ technical difficulties ] >>> sandra bulling is the emergency communications officer for care international. she is now on the line with us from allmark. tell us about the situation you found when you arrived there. >> reporter: when i arrived on monday morning, i saw a complete different scene of what i saw today. when i arrived there was a lot of [ inaudible ] on the road, rubble everywhere, electric poles on the street. there were people outside trying to dry their

tourism is one of new zealand's most lucrative industries, earning 18 billion australian dollars a year thanks increasingly to adrenalin charged activities. but growth has come at a cost. tvnz news report: "it would be all too late but still they try in a desperate bid to save the life of a woman stuck under the jet boat when it overturned". tvnz news report: [21 september 2009] "the 21 year old was travelling with her boyfriend when they went on a mad dog trip on the kawarau river. she became trapped under the water against this rock; desperate attempts to rescue her alive unsuccessful". chris jordan: "the appalling, the ridiculous way she died has just been very upsetting. you know it was just so preventable at every stage". schwartz: at least 50 adventure tourists have died in new zealand over the past 8 years. adventure aviation has taken a particularly large toll. tvnz news report. super: january 2012 tvnz news report: "it was all that remained when a hot air balloon caught on power lines and went up in flames near carterton. eleven people on board were killed, including pilot lanc

. >> foreign companies are big buyers of australian assets and lands. two cattle farms have been sold to indonesians. block the adm sale and you scare off a big chunk of the market. >> to refuse the application, i think, would be devastating for the message it sends to foreign investors. >> those supporting the sale say foreign owned companies will operate under australian laws, farmland and asset will remain in australia and risksers overstated. >> agriculture is a big chunk of australia economy. deals are scrutinized and farmers hold political sway. the graincorp sale is a test - will the government's free market credentials prevail or defer to junior partners and block the deal. >> police in costa rica arrested six suspected drug dealers d belonging to farc. 492 kilos of cocaine and guns were found in their possession. >> venezuela's president mad euro accused twitter of hacking his it twitter account. 6,000 of his followers disappeared from his feed, and he says it's part of trying to destablilize his government. >> we are discovering a massive atta

my kid has said its cooperation with the inquiry indymedia has reacted angrily to reports that australian intelligence has been listening to the press this button holes delegations to make an nhs doctor and see if i was so glad that it snowed in. did the cia says ties between the two countries have become a skills that number has downplayed the role. odd to sign president cristina fernandez to catch snow has released a video thanking her supporters she returned to work up to the decaying brain surgery the sixty year old lisa held meetings with officials who lets her administration wants you to help bring this up to monitor her closely for the next few months. during a chaos to keep a toronto city council thirty two state controversial mangrove for most of his list. as an entry for posting to that exchange is we can respect and to speak and i did read one counts and looking into. for this dish easy to resign despite being on the fly off to the team to smoking cut the cane buying the likud turns into friday. for in a future mayor. they carry on the way this mayor has to expect similar treat

the australian embassies across asia were used for u.s. surveillance operations. on monday indonesia recalled its ambassador to australia, but the scandal has deepened, made worst by what is viewed as an inadequate response. tony abbott initially defended the position. >> all governments gather information. >> reporter: but now he is scrambling to make amends. >> deeply and sincerely regret the embarrassment that media reports have caused the president who is a very good friend of australia. perhaps one of the very best friends that ausalia has anywhere in the world. >> reporter: but that statement not a full explanation nor an p apology has done little. >> translator: once again i demand a formal explanation to indonesia. >> reporter: indonesia's intelligence chief says its australian counterparts have already assured him the president's phone will not be tapped. but the tension still stands. that halts joint operations to prevent people smuggling by boat to australia. tony abbott says the most important relationship that australia has with indonesia. andrew thom

or is it a storm in a tea cup as tony abbott, the australian prime minister, seems to think it is? >> unfortunately i think it is quite serious. it can be prepared. it's an important relationship to australia. this is the biggest storm we have had. for get the meat exports, you can probably go to ty more west. i think it is significantly. it has to be. >> how much is the row likely to damage the strategic partnership. we heard jakarta said it will postpone military cooperation? >> we are neighbours, somehow we have to get along. tab ot, as prime minister, is being -- tony abbott, as prime minister, is being careful with his words. he hasn't admitted it happened. he said it's sorry for the damage the media reports caused. that's differents from saying, "okay, we did it, we got caught and we are sorry." he hasn't said that. he's defending the old convention that the government never i'm not sure, blames a previous government. they stand sold ied in national security. it doesn't fit the circumstances well. i don't think it's going down. that's pretty obvious. >> and one other importan

a week after claiming the australian pga, iss he is taking the lead at the australian masters. three-time winner vijay singh at 10 under par with aussie rookie nathan holeman. and new zealand's rugby team, the all blacks were beaten 38-21 last december and its heading for a close finish. it's now 20-16, and argentina 31-6, italy is minutes away from victory against fiji, and france will aim to erase their painful defeat to tonga at the cup and australia and ireland. >>> producing 39 points and 14 of 18 shots from the field. dwyane wade was the second in heat history t history tying their game at 3-3 in the third period. the match went to overtime in shoot out. and bÄckstrÖm scored the only goal to give them the win. >>> continuing dominance on the track with the fastest time in practice in the u.s. grand prix. the champion was not in the mood to let up on his opponent. red bull marked out the two spots. >>> former driver has been making his debut at the top level of rallying but the pole came unstuck in wales, rolling in stage four on friday. he and his italian codriver were

. >> reporter: there's not a second to lose as australian air force troops pack their c-130 with equipment and supply. it's full of aid workers, police and one civilian, a young woman holding bacterias in the dim cargo area. as the plane descends into this devastated landscape, she is overwhelmed. her name is delia. hundreds here are desperate to leave. delia is desperate to get in. she hasn't heard from her family in more than a week, and she is terrified of what she might find in her hometown of taytay. what's your reaction right now seeing this? >> devastating. it's like my emotion is -- >> reporter: heading east towards the ocean, a panorama of total destruction strolls by. we arrive in a wasteland, rubble and splinters, all that's left of taytay. once a bustling seeside hamlet of about 500 families, it's hard to imagine that anyone could have lived through this. then a shout. that's your brother? it's her older brother, fausto. amazingly somehow everyone is here, delia's entire family is alive. >> this is one of my brothers, my youngest brother. >> reporter: tears of relief and joy, b

the australian medical team just arrested. they a collection of doctors and nurses provided by the australian government are going down to tacloban to set up field hospitals and help provide relief on the medical front, much needed there at the moment. they arrived in this c130 just a short time ago. the philippine government today saying that the situation is still extreme. they don't expect the number of dead to be as high as they originally thought, however, which is the first good news that we've had, but there is still looting, and they currently have about 600 soldiers that have been deployed to the area to try and control what they say is still a very dangerous situation. >> that is craig leeson reporting from cebu. countries are bringing aid workers and supplies, like food, water and shelter. this as countless thousands are trying to get out of tacloban. they're waiting in these long lines to get on planes that will take them to safety. the wounded are taken out first, then the children and the elderly. the u.n. also t

an australian mining company wants to extract the very pressure. a few kilometers from the of a mind could be seen and done. and with the radioactive stone the trend fulfill age of sixteen hundred could turn into a rapidly growing city the group. it is. we meet joseph peterson who places great hopes in the mining project. he says people have been moving away from here in recent years the mine will get an of the future. he does for me. i went to cp to grow. and for people to have more work so they can earn money. that would also reduce crime history and the filling doesn't do any damage the project should have a chance. these two. but most of the mine workers would come from abroad. a dominant and her husband have campaigned against the mine since the trial commenced again one of their fears is an influx of foreigners. this is the opium that the comma about one thousand young workers will come to our town competition for the local men. were i think we'll get a lot of any real diseases and give legitimate children from unknown father. he knocks on th

. >>> australian activist nick adams argues the u.s. will continue to dominate the economic [inaudible] [cheering] do you know how to throw a party or do you know how to throw a party? it's great to be back in alabama. it is good to be back. thank you so much. please, everyone have a seat. thank you. i want to thank you for having me here today and each and every single one of you for coming here. it's great to be in a room so full of patrons. [applause] we are here at a crucial time in american history because the truth is that we are in the fight of our lives. america today is weaker than it has ever been, and as a result it is a much more dangerous place. individualism, patriotism, liberty, the unique properties of american life and culture are all that diminished levels. for the first time any of us can remember, america appears to be becoming irrelevant in world affairs. but this is america. it's time to stop the pity parties and start up our parties. [applause] it's time to fight back. it's time to save america. it's time to be le

. >> reporter: there's not a second to lose as australian air force troops pack the c-130 with equipment and supplies. it's fum of aid workers, police and one civilian, a young woman holding bacterias in the dim cargo area. as the plane descends, she is overwhelmed. her name is dalia. hundreds here are desperate to leave. dalia is desperate to get in. she hasn't heard from her family in more than a week, and she's terrified of what she mind find in her hometown. what's your reaction seeing this? >> devastating. my emotion is -- >> heads east towards the ocean, a panorama of of total destruction. this is all that's left of taytat. it's hard to imagine that anyone could have lived through this. then a shout. it's her older brother, fausto. amazingly somehow everyone is here, her entire family is alive. >> this is one of my brothers, my younger brother. >> reporter: tears of relief and joy, but the struggle is far from over. his house is barely standing, dalia wants her sister-in-law who needs medicine to evacuate. >> i'm worries because there's no hospital, no nothing here. whatever happen

an australian mining company wants to extract the very pressure. a few kilometers from the of a mind could be seen and done. and with the radioactive stone the trend fulfill age of sixteen hundred could turn into a rapidly growing city the group. it is we need to joseph peterson who places great hopes in the mining project. he says people have been moving away from here in recent years the mine will get an of the future. he comes from you. why was this easy to grow. and for people to have more work so they can earn money. that would also reduce crime history the filling doesn't do any damage. the project should have a chance. these two. but most of the mine workers would come from abroad. a dominant and her husband have campaigned against the mine since the trial killings began one of their fears is an influx of foreigners. this is the opium that the calm about one thousand young workers will come to our town competition for the local men were i think will get alot of any real diseases and give legitimate children from unknown father. he knocks on

an australian mining company wants to extract the buried treasure. a few kilometers from the of a mind could be seen and done. and with the radioactive stone the trend fulfill age of sixteen hundred could turn into a rapidly growing city the group. it is. we meet with joseph peterson who places great hopes in the mining project. he says people have been moving away from here in recent years the mine will get an of the future. he does for me why was this easy to grow and for people to have more work so they can earn money that would also reduce crime history and the filling doesn't do any damage the project should have a chance. these two. but most of the mine workers would come from abroad. a dominant and her husband have campaigned against the mine since the trial commenced again one of their fears is an influx of foreigners. this is the opium that come about one thousand young workers who come to our town competition for the local men. were i think we'll get a lot of any real diseases and give legitimate children from unknown father. he not some ha

he claimed a back-to-back at the australian open on friday. it's his second tournament win in a row having won just last week in perth. >>> cameroon is zeroing in eye aspot in the world cup finals in brazil next year. after a goal was scored in the first leg, cameroon scored first after just four minutes through pierre webo. moudandjo doubled the advantage after half an hour but akaichi pulled one back and makoun scored twice for the home side to make it 4-1. nigeria was the first team from their continent to book a place. they had a 4-1 aggregate victory. they made certain their place in the world cup finals for a second straight time. they left their fans dancing the night away in the nye yeear -- nigerian rain. >> in today's game whatever happens to qualify, the flag is flying in brazil. we'll make it. >> ivory coast fans had reasons to celebrate. their team reached the third straight world cup tournament by beating senegal in their playoffs. it got world celebrations in the country. >>> formula one champion budle. the german driver ensures

it was invented basically by a bunch of drunk australians in bunch of drunk australians in a bar. >> jimmy: is that right? [ australian a[ chee ] ent ] >> what can we do focharity that would be really f? [ lighlaughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great austrailian accent. [ auralian accent ] >> let's grow mustaches and put them on our lips. >> jimmy: what iit -- >> it raises awareness for prostate cancer. >> jimmy: does? [ light laughter ] it raises awarenesfor prostate cancer >> first of all, can iust ask a question? 40s matinee idol? or german po star? what do you think? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can decideor yourself. either way. that's a hanome style. i know what i'm going for, but i'm not sure is worked. >> jimmyhow long are you going to grow out? >> well, actually i'm going to do a film wi werner herzog just after chrtmas and nicole kman. and i -- he's edwardian -- and takes place in the first world war. and he has this azing kind of handlebar mustache. just sort ofoes like this and keeps going. so i started early to try and -- >> jimmy: oh, my gos >> -- to try and get there. >> jimm

. >> all governments gather information and all governments know that they gather information, the australian government never comments on specific intelligence matters. this has been the long tradition of governments of both political persuasions and i don't intend to change that today. >> reporter: let's get more on this and talk to brian thompson who is live and we did not get much from tony abbot and refused to say much about this but what more have you been hearing about the allegations and australia is accused of spying on the president and using embassys as spy bases and what more do we know? >> well, we have known that australia has allowed embassies to be used for sometime but the revelation today that they tried to listen into a specific phone call that was made to the indonesia president is new and what also is new they tried also to listen in to the phone calls and try and track down his wife's phone as well as members of the elite, this is new and this is really sent relations with indonesia in a tail spin and prime minister refusing to give much away tonight but relations are pa

part of the five eyes network it's not just terrorists that the five eyes are looking for a former australian intelligence officer privy to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spying during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves canada two is interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america edward snowden revealed that canada with the help of the n.s.a. hacked into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines he also exposed that the u.s. has been spying on brazil's national oil company edward snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that has become popular and his country called the efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relation

the australians are leading the charm when it comes to humanitarian funding, donating more than $28 million. the u.s. $27 million, the u.k., $24 million, the united arab emirates and the japanese $10 million each. there has been a lot of frustration and criticism about the relief efforts in the philippines. survivors still describe conditions as horrific. many have gone days without water and food. joining us now is lieutenant russel honore. you basically have been credited with turning and a botched response to hurricane katrina, and getting things moving on the ground. what did we learn during hurricane katrina, and how is it being implemented? >> you have to move with speed. the old saying you have to have a need for speed, and that trumps everything. you have to collaborate and coordinate with everyone and get communications to the ground so the government can be reconnected. until the people can talk to each other, you can't work in a collaborative way. the other is to give the government a set of priorities. what is the priority? it has to be saving lives. in the process of doing that

program as part of the five network is not just terrorists that the five eyes are looking for a former australian intelligence officer privy to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spying during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves canada two is interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america edward snowden revealed that canada with the help of the n.s.a. hacked into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines he also exposed that the u.s. has been spying on brazil's national oil company edward snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that has problems become popular and his current results grow the efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give an

the in camera australian prime minister tony abbott endorsed intelligence gathering in principle without confirming or denying the reported spying under a previous government in two thousand and nine. in a series of tweets confirmed by his office. residents the city of bam buy a new duty on other reacted strongly. tv on other tweeted back into the show wanted an official australian response that could be on the stuart and that financial cooperation agreements would be reviewed as a consequence of this purposeful action in the show already has three quarter time best about following the reports that the strike and supplies that tended to listen to the present cell phone in two thousand and nine. he'll quality as a source of income doesn't have the negative connotations it used to the american medical association found that a donation has skyrocketed and apostate made in the united states. as a kind of a gay reports some experts believe there is a link between increased aid donations and economic uncertainty. when the us economy turned sour with jobs vanished for cloture skyrocketed and ne

part of the five eyes network it's not just terrorists that the five eyes are looking for a former australian intelligence officer privy to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spying during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves canada two is interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america edward snowden revealed that canada with the help of the n.s.a. hacked into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines he also exposed that the u.s. has been spying on brazil's national oil company edward snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term of papias become popular and his current results go to efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take rela

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that doctor was a young american fresh out of college, just getting the australian experience. so i know american exceptionalism. i've lived it. i am alive because of it. and i'm here to tell my story. i'm here to leave a lasting legacy. i'm here to help. in a few weeks i had to south korea for a speaking to her. they are i will attempt to plant the seed of american appreciation in the hearts of south koreans. and ask them to consider america to be the model to which their nation should aspire. our mission is clear. we need to rescue america for consistency, dedication and faithfulness, so going back to the beginning. by keeping the traditional family unit as you greatest treasure, i standing for liberty. by standing for the constitution. by having a victory mentality, not a victim mentality. [applause] we want an america where the wiki becomes a strong and the strong become great. where you can still rise above the circumstances of their birth and to achieve whatever it is that you want to achieve. after freedom, inspiration is america's next greatest export. anything is possi

part of the five eyes network it's not just terrorists that the five eyes are looking for a former australian intelligence officer privy to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spying during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves canada two is interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america edward snowden revealed that canada with the help of the n.s.a. hacked into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines he also exposed that the u.s. has been spying on brazil's national oil company edward snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that pop is become popular and his current results grow the efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take