. -- travel to the mumbai hotel and check-in. >>> german media reports report that berlin has promised 4000 euros per family to the victims of an air strike in afghanistan. a german officer called in the air strike on fuel tankers hijacked by the taliban. 91 people were killed, 11 seriously injured, most of them civilians. lawyers representing the victims have yet to accept the offer, which is being labeled humanitarian aid to avoid legal disputes. >>> bp has started the next phase of its operation to stop the gulf of mexico oil spill, pumping cement into the blown out well as part of the static kill procedure to seal the wellhead. it has already pumped in heavy drilling mud, but that will not be the end of the operation. bp has resumed drilling two relief wells to reduce the pressure at that location. >>> germany has pledged 2 million euros to pakistan in the wake of devastating floods that have killed 1500 people. mass evacuations are underway as the flood waters move south. the floods have already washed away entire buildings in pakistan's northwest, which is part of its agricultura

by the charity arm of the pakistani terrorist group lashkar-e-taiba, the same group behind the 2008 mumbai hotel attacks which killed more than 160 people. "we've been here since soon after the floods," he said, "and we 17 camps all over the district." late today, christiane amanpour asked the pakistani foreign minister about these militant gro group's camps. >> are these groups beating the government at its own relief effort? >> it is our duty and, i think, it is also the duty of the international community not to let that vacuum be created so that extremist organizations can take advantage of that. >> reporter: starving and homeless, the victims here weren't asking any questions. back on the highway, we asked hayat if he would do the same. would you accept aid from a group like that? "what could i do," he said, "when your children are hungry, you'll accept help from anyone." jim sciutto, abc news, pakistan. >>> there was a milestone in the gulf recovery today. the first sea turtles to be cleaned up and nursed back to health were sent home. released back in the water by the government's t

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trials but it's a very out of hook system that is misused for instance a medical institute in faraway mumbai gives permission for a drug trial in cities like indoor. poor how can you use permission from an ethical committee of another institute in another city to justify drug trials in an institution here with over one thousand three hundred drug trials currently being conducted in india this industry is already said to be worth one billion dollars yet it's clear that the laws against unethical trials are not working and the government will have to come up with other ways to stop the country's poor from being enticed into medical experiments that could potentially have serious side effects. r.t. and. here with our live from moscow still ahead for you they think. they came. to leave after spending four days in russia to the nation by ability to host the world cup details ahead. this hour right here is one hundred meters deep and it produces about how a million pairs worth of diamonds each year now this is just the beginning because they want to go deeper into the earth where the soil is riche

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the indian coast guard is trying to contain an oil spill in the arabian sea off the coast of mumbai a panamanian container ship carrying these alleged lubricants ran aground after colliding with another vessel over the weekend authorities are spraying the oil to keep it from spreading but estimate that two tons are being spilled into the sea every hour. and in pakistan waters have reached the danger level a lot of water a barrier in the south of the country threatening further destruction thousands are being evacuated from their homes as the monsoon rains heaviest in eighty years show no sign of relenting the flooding is already affecting more than thirteen million people are left over sixteen hundred dead pakistan's north western provinces. the hardest hit. the japanese city of nagasaki has been commemorating the victims of the atomic bomb dropped by the u.s. sixty five years ago it was the second nuclear attack against civilians just three days after the first target hiroshima was devastated as a result of the world war two bombings more than two hundred thousand people died either

and he took part in this valence leading up to the mumbai bombings which killed more than one hundred sixty people and he in fact changed his name in order to facilitate travel between pakistan and the u.s. and so the question that this report. is. looking to recruit americans for its operations obviously americans they have u.s. passports they don't fit the typical terror profile and they are more able to communicate with radical leaders over the internet and all sorts of other communication methods and then in turn if the u.s. is seen as an exporter of terror the report says that other countries would be then less likely to cooperate with it on matters of detention and intelligence sharing. but what's the significance in terms of the timing of this latest leak do you think . well it's been a big week for us all she does have some legal problems this week so we do have to ask ourselves why has this report being released now particularly as it's so short and describes this hypothetical situation. has been in sweden and over last weekend it became clear that two swedish women had come

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here's one of my teachers who lived in bombay, which is now mumbai, in india. his name was nisargadatta maharaj. he said, "wisdom is knowing i am nothing. "love is knowing i am everything. and in between the two, my life moves." in between the two. the ability to take a conflict and to end it with love is one of the most powerful things that you can do. it has been a great lesson for me. when we have a conflict, what we do is i will be the person that will pick up that phone -- you can be certain of it -- i will end that conflict with love. and guess what that does to the conflict? it's over, it's over. you can't pick a fight with someone who just doesn't want to fight anymore, who just sends you love. to end conflictl anby showing love.ept i am so struck by how relevant the lessons from this last segment are to what we're doing right here on public television. "a journey of 1,000 miles starts with one step." for us at this station, this journey starts with one viewer, you, and for you, our valued viewer, the journey starts with one step -- a phone call to us r

pakistani american who conducted surveillance in support of the two thousand and eight attack on a hotel in mumbai also on the list jewish americans who supported and engaged in violent acts against perceived enemies of israel and irish americans who have long provided financial and material support to the irish republican army now the biggest concern here for the cia was questioning what this would mean for the u.s. to be seen increasingly as an incubator and export of terrorism and what impact that would have on foreign affairs so what do you make of this latest release earlier i caught up with jane from the young turks i first asked him what he thought of the cia central question as to what will happen if foreigners begin to see the u.s. as an export or of terrorism. i don't think much will happen i don't. think they're coming from the u.s. instead of germany or yemen or somalia i don't think is a big implication there i mean if you're an american citizen i think you're slightly thankful that they're leaving the country you know just went to somalia to go fight well you know better than doing i

. >> that's what a guy in mumbai india did. nothing says plant a try more. he climbed 17 stories and handed out trees. he brought the little plants with him. as he goes up, he hands them to people. he says the message got through because everybody, he claims, highly appreciated it, especially the children and the youngsters. >> he's a modern day johnny appleseed. >> nothing like a man climbing on the outside of your building to make children -- >> honey, let's run to the window and see the man. >> a building made out of ladder ladders. >> should have gone next door to the escalator building. >> no kidding. >>> thank you very much for joining us this morning. "today" is coming up next. >> a local news update in a half hour. have a great monday, everybody. we'll see you back here in a bit. >> yeah, please come back.

somebody wants to come up with an application for an iphone or blackberry, and they can do it in orlando, mumbai, soul, tel -- seoul, tel aviv. ar kids are not among the best- educated, we're not going to win. when i am in the senate, we will make sure there is ample funding for education. it is a national priority. i will make sure that members of the senate and house understand that we have no choice but to fund education. it will be top priority for me. >> mr. putney? >> mr. greene, your family moved to florida from massachusetts. you stayed in massachusetts to finish high school, coming here to work here in the summers. you told us about working as a busboy. until two years ago, you lived, worked, and voted in the state of california, and even ran for congress in the state of california as a republican. why should florida voters choose you to represent them in washington? >> i am glad you asked that question. i have deep roots here in florida. my parents moved here in the late-1960's -- 1970. my mom had been a religious, stay at home mom, and she took on a job as a waitress. my dad took on a

we learned that one text message can go around the world in mumbai. during ike, learn alternative access to communication, when crisis response agencies ask us to use the internet, go to the website, call a 800 number, we need alternative access to get there. more lessons learned. the iranian election, we learned when you share price disinformation it may harm you. -- share crisis information it may harm the. we learned a global community can get together and a volunteer to do good work in haiti. we learn that local knowledge and research are all over the world. they have lived in the same town their whole lives? anyone here? then you know something about somewhere else. you have local knowledge you can share. everyone has something to contribute. in haiti, short coats are great for getting information. the public must know about them before hand. we really understood the role of the university system as a major role to play during crisis response. what we know for sure -- i am a big oprah fan. she always asks, "what do we know for sure"? they want in

relief camp set up by a pakistani muslim extremist group, the same group behind the brazen attacks in mumbai in 2008, which killed more than 160 people at luxury hotels. the camp manager told us they're operating here with no restrictions. we've been here since soon after the floods, he said. and we have 17 or so camps all over the province. the families here don't ask questions. starving and homeless, they'll take help from whoever gives it to them. the u.s. is waging a hearts and minds campaign of its own. we joined them as they delivered aid by helicopter to the hard-hit swat valley, where only earlier this year, pakistani forces completed a massive offensive against the taliban and other extremist groups, under pressure from the u.s. but american officials insist the extremists' role in flooding relief remains small. >> we're not too concerned about the role of extremist charities because we think the people of pakistan have a lot of domestics ngos that are very active and very reputable. >> reporter: not enough to meet the need of 20 million people affected by the floods. 8 million stil

there was a major hotel in mumbai that was attacked. that was conducted by a dozen individuals with automatic weapons and sell bonds, and -- cell phones, and it had a great economic and political affect. those types of attacks are difficult to detect and disrupt it. al qaeda seemed fixated on iconic targets. the world trade center, pentagon, multiple airliners simultaneously. the great fear is what you suggest, at these lower threshold the tax that collectively would have great political impact, could be something they went up to four. host: is that a greater threat than what al qaeda is obsessing about, these iconic -- guest: if you look at history, because we have been taking the fight to the enemy, let me characterize where i think they are, if i was there staff, what i would the laying out to them. their ability to conduct a complex, spectacular attacks is not the zero, but has been greatly reduced by the kinds of things that we have been able to do. al qaeda central in the afghanistan, pakistan region has been reduced, so they have

somebody wants to come up with an application for an iphone or blackberry, and they can do it in orlando, mumbai, soul, tel -- seoul, tel aviv. ar kids are not among the best- educated, we're not going to win. when i am in the senate, we will make sure there is ample funding for education. it is a national priority. i will make sure that members of the senate and house understand that we have no choice but to fund education. it will be top priority for me. >> mr. putney? >> mr. greene, your family moved to florida from massachusetts. you stayed in massachusetts to finish high school, coming here to work here in the summers. you told us about working as a busboy. until two years ago, you lived, worked, and voted in the state of california, and even ran for congress in the state of california as a republican. why should florida voters choose you to represent them in washington? >> i am glad you asked that question. i have deep roots here in florida. my parents moved here in the late-1960's -- 1970. my mom had been a religious, stay at home mom, and she took on a job as a waitress. my dad took on a

there was a major hotel in mumbai that wasttacked. that was conducted by a dozen individuals with automatic weapons and sell bonds, and -- cell phones, and it had a great economic and political affect. those types of attacks are difficult to detect and disrupt it. al qaeda seemed fixated on iconic targets. the world trade center, pentagon, multiple airliners simultaneously. the great fear is what you suggest, at these lower threshold the tax that collectively would have great political impact, could be something thewent up to four. host: is that a greater threat than what al qaeda is obsessing about, tse iconic -- guest: if you lookt history, because we have been taking the fight to the enemy, let me characterize where i think they are, if i was there staff, what i would the laying out to them. their ability to conduct a complex, spectacular attacks is not the zero, but has been greay reduced by the kinds of things that we have been able to do. al qaeda central in the afghanistan, pakistan region has been reduced, so they have had to

there was a major hotel in mumbai that was attacked. that was conducted by a dozen individuals with automatic weapons and sell bonds, and -- cell phones, and it had a great economic and political affect. those types of attacks are difficult to detect and disrupt it. al qaeda seemed fixated on iconic targets. the world trade center, pentagon, multiple airliners simultaneously. the great fear is what you suggest, at these lower threshold the tax that collectively would have great political impact, could be something they went up to four. host: is that a greater threat than what al qaeda is obsessing about, these iconic -- guest: if you look at history, because we have been taking the fight to the enemy, let me characterize where i think they are, if i was there staff, what i would the laying out to them. their ability to conduct a complex, spectacular attacks is not the zero, but has been greatly reduced by the kinds of things that we have been able to do. al qaeda central in the afghanistan, pakistan region has been reduced, so they have

it is certainly true that the recent targets, particularly in mumbai, was out of the al qaeda playbook. it clearly was a desire to kill westerners, israelis, the usual kinds of targets. i think it is important that people understand that this is not just a preacher a particular gift, but that he is indeed involved quite centrally, quite directly in terrorist activities. i do not think it is useful to have the kind of hall of fame listing for terrorists, but there is no question that this is a particularly dangerous individual who is sophisticated not only in his rhetoric, but also in his tactical capabilities. >> do you think accusing [inaudible] what do you say on that? >> ok. we have expressed our concerns about behavior in the region to the austrians on m on numerous . we see it as the best hope for saddling the conflict, the long- running conflict in somalia. as for al-shabab the attack they have claimed credit for is an unwelcomed event, and hope it is not a harbinger of more out of area of tax for them -- and out of area of tax for them. we are looking at it very closely. there h

in mumbai, we saw the re- tweeting. we have to be able to authenticate and identify these issues, and filter them. we're using open source stuff with great success. we have to help people communicate. "om, "omg," -- those pop pu on my -- up on my radio screen. that is how i knew about the incident in toronto before they did. we have to understand where the triggers are. as we move forward, many people thought of this in relation to haiti. we can help prevent emergencies from becoming disasters. while we all have lofty goals to respond to a catastrophic event, the greatest opportunities are helping your local communities, police departments, fire departments, deal with something as simple as a water main break. moving a message or photo can do more to save a life and do more good. as we look to do these things, it has to scale. the opportunities exist every day in your communities. >> we really wanted the government and the agencies to partner with what we call the the original social networks -- churches, mosques, synag

buy and -- mumbai, you'll remember between the 26 and 30th of november 2008. we should not -- should not take this lightly. what is the real driver? >> a lot has to do with the internet. the power of that and how it fuels radical thought is absolutely compelling -- any of you who ever read the materials guns from jihadist websites will know that -- that has powerful appeal for young minds. young minds are certainly being bent by the internet. how many websites are there? we don't know. there are hundreds of extremist websites. and they, they -- they put out vir lint propaganda every day to kill werners and above all americans. we know that's a fact. we know they cite the old saws, u.s. support for israel, and involvement in iraq and afghanistan, and guantanamo bay. abu ghraib. and of course that is to rouse anger here in -- in the minds particularly of the young. we -- we -- we have looked at these. and -- what we see of course is that -- it is having an effect. i think that -- matt maher spoke about somalia and i'll speak about that in a moment. i think what