turn to georgia where. any party lost the recent election where my own foreign minister designate my up and. said in one of these days that george's foreign policy would focus him and others on strengthening ties with its neighbors in other words with south as well as normalizing relations with russia. if he didn't mean business what steps should be undertaken to normalize these relations with. what punchy kids says is true and there are some forces in georgia who are intent on the building a healthy relationship with its neighbors this is a good sign. but in any case georgia has a long way to go. and you know i would like to stress that right now we have no ties whatsoever with georgia. so we do discuss some aspects of post conflict settlement support of the geneva talks . which is a serious platform for post-war talks. georgia has so far refused to sign a document. binding it to refrain from using force against south a sadia or a policy. and this keeps causing our concern and this is why we are cautious y

talks you know a final question of the recent election in georgia mistake really said they georgia would continue developing closer ties with the west including the to do you think georgia's hypothetical accession to nato would pose a threat to india so in what way is it something you worried about. georgia has already demonstrated how it can be a threat to south acedia. and as for plans that the georgian authorities me have. it is up to them to decide what they want to do. well if we cannot impact their decision whether the shooter or shouldn't join nato. soloed georgia make its own decision about what is important to us is that our country's independence has been recognised by such a great power as russia and for obvious reasons will stick to this policy. spicier thank you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest of the show if there was need to feel the president. said and that's it for now from all of if you want to have your sales wildlife or have someone in mind who you think i should into the next guy just drop me a line at. are you and that's q. spo

he sponsored a lot of things in georgia. we knew that before as well. >> pple knew his home high above tbilisi, a futuristic palace designed by japanese architect. this is where his family lives, or he has offices, and his collection of modern art. >> there is a warhol and a mitchell. i love them all. one of my favorites is this painter. look at that. he was so versatile. you can always find something new in his work. you have to have a look at the picasso on the right. >> he says he got into politics because things were intolerable under saakashvili. he said the president had stopped listening to his people. >> i don't know whether you can imagine it. they settled into power. they would have governed for another 20 or 30 years and no one else would have had a chance. but, i managed it with strength, hard work, and if you like, with no how. -- knowhow. >> looking down from his home, he can see the presidential palace of saakashvili. now he will be prime minister himself and according to the new constitution will have more po

georgia's president saakashvili admits defeat for his party in parliamentary elections despite reports of massive electoral fraud and ballot stuffing and it's favor. un members once again fail to find common ground on syria but the final day of the general assembly in march and massacres blaming rebel friendly countries for backing terror and sidelining peace. found on unrest unnoticed continues its crackdown on anti-government protesters with five medics jailed for taking part in an uprising which is largely ignored by the west. hello and welcome to our two where we bring you the latest news twenty four hours a day seven days a week i'm karen tara well georgia is entering a new political era with president saakashvili admitting defeat for his ruling party in parliamentary elections the opposition bloc georgian dream will now form a new government effectively ending the current regimes decade long monopoly on power. has been following the vote and recount in the b.b.c. . statement is as sensational as the outcome of the voting may eventually become he already said despite the voting vo

their victory ever since the exit poll results came out suggesting that the georgia dream party could win the parliament elections georgia with fifty one percent of the votes in the favor of thousands have been gathering in the central seat of the central square billy seat with people very jubilant about their possible victory and the first preliminary results which were released by the georgian central by the georgian central election commission suggested that this victory may well be and they're right certainly this election is very important for georgia because the party or the alliance the party which wins the majority in parliament will then be able to appoint prime minister and according to the constitutional changes in georgia which are taking effect in next year when the when present secretary is to step down a prime minister will have just about the same powers as the president so the party which will gain the majority will basically have georgia just future in its hands hence the celebration of the supporters of the opposition because they already believe that their parts wi

hello and thank you for joining our tea with me karen tara well it's no longer just a dream for georgia's opposition with the ruling united national movement party's monopoly on power crumbling together with a poor parliamentary election showing both vote counting is still ongoing the opposition mega blog georgian dream so far has a distinct lead parties i would say to shift gears in tbilisi with more on the ballot count. a quarter of the votes have been counted and right now all the results are putting the opposition a little over fifty percent with the you and them party of mikhail saakashvili trailing at around forty percent but the biggest concern which is growing now is why this is taking so long because two million people in georgia have cast their ballots and the central election commission actually promised that most of the words should be should have been counted by morning on tuesday and so far it's only been a quarter of the votes which is causing some concerns among the opposition that the pro-government forces may be stalling the vote count and maybe stalling the opposition's

georgia's president saakashvili admits defeat as his party is unseated in parliamentary elections despite reports of election fraud and ballot stuffing in its favor a loss and a decade long stranglehold on georgia's politics. syria's foreign minister points the finger of blame at rival personally states that he says are backing terrorism in his country as he fights back a barrage of criticism at the u.s. . nato secretary general considers an early troop withdrawal from afghanistan following a spate of the insider attacks and flagging morale. whilst profiting from poverty rising jobless rates and homelessness in britain the destitute prey for human trafficking rings. on screen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is r.t. and i'm karen tara well president mikheil saakashvili of georgia has admitted the defeat of his ruling united national movement party in parliamentary elections effectively ending a decade long monopoly on power the opposition michael block georgian dream is now tasked with forming a new government let's cross to say at a show in tbilisi for more on th

we'll show what you it looks like on the beltway itself here in georgia -- here at georgia as you travel on the inner and outer loops north of town. let's go back over to our maps. this time we'll head over for 270 -- to 270 southbound. you can see you have all that green, which is a good thing. we'll take a live look here in clarksburg at route 121. all lanes are open into rockville and the split. i'll be back with more traffic at 6:11. back to you guys. >>> we are coming up on 6:02. we are breaking news out of silver spring, maryland this morning. a police involved shooting on woodland drive. police were responding to the home of a plan who was making threats. >> kristen fisher will join us with an update from the scene so keep it here on 9news now. >>> later today a neurologist will re-examine rg iii after he suffered a mild concussion in yesterday's game. he got drilled by sean witherspoon. griffin was able to walk off the field on his own accord, clearly shaken up. griffin did not return to the game. a neurologist examined him and diagnosed the concussion. >> wasn't sure what quarte

he steps down next year so definitely the state of georgia the future of georgia is at stake here and the party which gains the majority will control georgia for another five or seven years . definitely this situation that opposition could in fact when it was something hardly anyone could have predicted just a year ago one one businessman i was in even if she really formed his georgia dream party back then the rating of the current ruling party was about seventy percent now definitely regardless of how this. election finishes regardless of how the votes count and which results it produces in the end it is clear that the country is divided and that the opposition has got a has garnered much strength and most of that comes because of huge scandal as september one the footage of prison abuse and sexual torture in prisons in georgia was released causing massive outcry causing tens of thousands of people to protest it is interesting to see whether there will be any more protests because last night it was sourced thousands of opposition supporters celebrating in the streets but definitely t

it's judgment day for georgia's ruling party challenged by a popularity slump and a united opposition as voters have their say in parliamentary elections. a legal ditch and switch closely rinds appeal against their jail term is a journey time to one of the punk band members turn turn away or. at hundreds of people stage demos at a us military band saw me japanese island of okinawa as washington again pops up it doesn't have the same thing. thank you for joining r.t. this monday it's four o'clock here in moscow i'm karen taraji well georgia's ruling party and the united oppositional lines are going head to head as the nation votes for its next parliament president saakashvili is parties desperate to hold onto its majority in the chamber after its popularity plummeted in the wake of the prisoner abuse scandal artie's alex said a short skis in the georgian capital. voting continues into what promises to be a crucial election for georgia and its mordant a history of this election will show whether the people are happy with the current political regime with prison saakashvili and his unite

and he lay on the tracks of the georgia road cradled by the rails. heart stopped. >> all railroad abandoned. between across ties. trees grow. a fairel pig roots below branches. [applause]. >> poem is about a ham. >> uncle john. that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a bi

thank you for joining r t where we bring you the latest news from our studio here and moscow georgia is entering a new political era with president saakashvili admitting defeat for his ruling party in parliamentary elections the opposition bloc georgian dream will now form a new government effectively ending the current regimes decade long monopoly on power parties aleksei to shift gears been following the vote and the count in b.c. . statement is as sensational as the outcome of the voting may eventually become he already said despite the voting vote counting still continuing that he sparty admits defeat and now will work in opposition but despite that statement there are still growing concerns among the opposition members that the governing forces may still be stalling the outcome of this vote the vote count is going very slowly it's less than three million votes to be counted but ever since the polling stations closed last night less than thirty percent of the votes have been counted so far and also the international ngo called international transparency in georgia reported a very

plus georgia's president saakashvili admits defeat for his party in parliamentary elections despite reports of massive electoral fraud and ballot stuffing in its favor. hello this is r.t. love from moscow day pianist tuesday evening welcome if you just joined us my name is kevin now in first tonight syria has accused the u.s. france and their allies in the arab world of sabotaging peace efforts by supporting rebels with arms money and mercenaries the country's foreign minister delivered a fiery speech on the final day of the un general assembly meanwhile claims are merging with some of the western backed rebels who also have the support of israel might try to target jews if they manage to topple president or sad let's talk to the manager uncovered evidence of these plans journalist capital of comedy he joins us now from london thanks very much for taking the time really interesting the line we're getting here so little is known about. many of these rebel factions and who they actually are what like can you share then on this and how did you come by this information. i interviewed a group of

georgia's president saakashvili it makes defeat for his party in parliamentary elections despite reports of massive electoral fraud and ballot stuffing in its favor. hello this is r.t. love from moscow at ten pm tuesday evening welcome if you're just joining us my name's kevin and first tonight syria's accuse the u.s. france and their allies in the arab world of sabotaging peace efforts by supporting rebels with arms money and mercenaries the country's foreign minister delivered a fiery speech on the final day of the un general assembly meanwhile claims are emerging that some of the western backed rebels who also have the support of israel might try to target jews if they manage to topple president just said journalist capital kabul ready uncovered some of the evidence supporting those claims. the irony of supporting the rebels who may eventually become great enemies of the west is something that's lost in the interval on the very eager interventionists who are pushing the west to intervene in syria to arm the opposition and i interviewed a group of rebels in damascus who were holed up i

may be canceled due to these irregularities and clearly this is a very important election for georgia because the party which wins the majority or the alliance of party which has the majority in the future parliament will then appoint the prime minister who according to new amendments in the constitution will have just about the same powers as the president when saakashvili eventually steps down next year so the future of georgia is at stake here and the party which gains the majority will control georgia for another five or seven years definitely this situation that opposition could in fact when it was something hardly anyone could have predicted just a year ago one one businessman in the british really formed his georgia dream party back then the rating of the current ruling party was about seventy percent now definitely we got lists of how this will actually finishes regardless of how the votes count and which results it produces in the end it is clear that the country is divided and that the opposition has got a has garnered much strength and most of that comes because of huge sca

the head of the georgia green party the multi billionaire with his with his. money basically making up all of the country's budget because he decided he would run for his party and one hope all of it the opposition had basically no chance of making its parliament now all surveys showing that they are pretty much close and it's a very close race nobody knows when it's specially how certain. number went to. prison torture and sexual abuse and torture for instance but was released definitely this hits of the ruling party great you know forty thousand forces stopped by as much as twenty percent so. meanwhile it's getting more and more louder. and we'll see whether this. will be the story if. you had. correspondent on the scene live in the georgian capital thanks so much for much. bahrain's highest court rejected appeals by nine medics who were handed prison terms for their alleged role in the pro-democracy uprising there the original case true criticism from the u.n. and outrage from international rights groups with many calling the verdict politically motivated n

the pankisi gorge in georgia is really close to chechnya it takes just ten minutes to fly across the border by helicopter so we helped our warriors from georgian territory from the gorge we delivered weapons money to the injured and then send them all around the world for treatment and all with the help of georgian security services and. we got the weapons from the depositories of the georgian anti terror center our guys came there with cash were able to choose whichever weapons they wanted and bought them. album of says that he is interested in jewish and milton's didn't diminish even after president saakashvili came to power and then often were treated as an envoy of democracy. everything is still controlled by the anti-terrorist center or the mujahideen and the gym marks are in its hands they are their people any chechen who lives in georgia and wants to study in an islamic country has to go through the anti-terrorist center they tell you to believe you go to this center meet with some official and they won't let you go until you say yes and to you agree to work for them are them

in the case of georgia with these speeds. and this is not just russia's position this is a point of view shared by all members states by it. so i think these developments with regard to georgia can only exit all the negative trends in the former post soviet territory. let's not put an actual. practical of the same thing recently he met with the troops just a couple days ago and he said it i quote expansion of nato operations so those are a threat to our territory and we need to neutralize these routes. what are these threats to our territory that wouldn't talks about just one thing somebody may seize our territory you know how do you plan to neutralize that i think. he meant to say that we see military facilities and infrastructure being set up the perimeter of member states so the new premier league russia and belarus we see forward operating bases being set up in bulgaria and romania we see missile defense installations being deployed with arms being supplied to georgia and so on but because nobody would set up a military i

in georgia. and party politics are making headlines in the u.k. as well with the annual labor conference and away but that miliband features criticised for putting his life story ahead of the issues our london correspondent brings us the details shortly. they also the french report which highlights some aspects of drone wars that even americans are kept in the dark about all that. it's perched atop a jaw and under view from the ball scrabble and stretches as far as the eye can see . for a city to all of siberia for centuries. it lost its economic importance even before it was bypassed by the chance i bear in railway but the poles cremains a spiritual center. scenes like these are a yearly occurrence thousands of also docks worshippers themselves implicity water to commemorate the baptism of jesus. in the fifteen eighties the russians had only just conquered siberia taking it from the muslims. surrounded by enemies the balls to be their stronghold constructed on top of the city but soon enough it became an economic club siberian fire was the oil of

in georgia. party politics are making headlines in the u.k. as well with the annual labor conference underway that's leader ed miliband speeches criticized for putting his life story ahead of beijing and our london correspondent brings us the details from. and also later droning secrets which will tour the author of a fresh report which highlights some aspects of drugs even americans are being kept in the dark about all that after the break. it sounds like a dragon crashing through the forest but it is in fact technology versus trees and would you believe that this machine can fall and strip hundreds of them each day when building this facility we wanted to use advanced technology that would increase efficiency and allow us not to use manual labor also this provides for better quality goods as a result we were able to conquer western markets the demand for korea birchwood is high since our production line is quite efficient where over to work for high wages to our employees the trunks and up here weather turned into planks which branch off to

voting continues into what promises to be a crucial election for georgia and it's more than a history this election will show whether the people are happy with the current political regime with business saakashvili and his united national movement party but more wider picture the party which wins this election will be able to then appoint a prime minister and when the constitutional amendments take place next year when the state is down which will allow other prime minister to have just about the same powers as the president had then this party would be able to appoint the prime minister and basically have the georgia's future in its hands fourteen parties are running in this election but the main battle will be between the united national movement party the ruling party of the president saakashvili and the party georgian dream run by a tycoon whose fortune makes up almost half of the country's national budget mr ivanishvili according to all the surveys the ruling party is in the slight lead with about forty percent but the party georgian dream still has a very good chance of winning

reporting from belief in georgia party politics and making headlines in the u.k. as well with the annual u.k. labor party conference. but later miliband speech was criticized for putting his life story ahead of the latin correspondent briggs's the traditional. name secrets we took today with a fresh report which some aspects of dragoons where even americans are being kept in the dark about all that. invented by the famed soviet orthopedic. in the nineteen fifties these frames were initially used to treat fractures in deformities by cutting bones and slowly pulling them up for their for stimulating tissue regeneration it was out of was able to receive arms and legs and people who thought they were crippled for life about a third of patients admitted to be always out of center nowadays seeking series three focus medical reasons most of them a man and most are not what you would call vertically challenged professor know because who operated on many of them it usually comes down to a man's pride some of the first patient to turn to us with a leg like the mean request

first exit polls from georgia just a presence but his ruling party is facing a crushing defeat in the country's parliamentary election. nine medics in bahrain lose an appeal to have their prison sentences overturned in a case that's been slammed as politically motivated. and hundreds of people staged a most of us military base in the japanese on the can of okinawa as washington again props up its presence in the pacific. hello there this is r.t. thanks so much for being with us my name's kevin now in our main story this hour the first exit polls from georgia's parliamentary elections suggest the president's ruling party is staring down the barrel of a humiliating defeat tonight the indications so far that it would lose its majority in the chamber with the opposition georgian dream bloc instead taking its place is the major force not he's a lecturer jet ski it's a correspondent on the scene georgian capital tonight either alexei was very noisy when we spoke to earlier on we've now got some of these first exit polls through bring us up to speed and efficient results are due out in seven

in georgia. and more of the fallout from georgia selection are online also at r.t. dot com displays of and you anger are reaching new heights online we've the story of a deeply disgruntled italian restaurant or scaled st peter's basilica in rome just to make his point. last alternative or a bit almost we'll tell you why the international space station was getting geared up to get out of the way. all right let's switch now to financial matters we head to the business desk marina how are the markets doing today hi karen well investors are really struggling to find direction especially when the comes to the european markets spain is of course in focus many investors wanted to hear about another bailout but the spanish prime minister has since said and announced in fact that spain would not be seeking another bailout any time soon so we saw figures go into negative territory have bounced back since then but they're still in the flat territory as you can see there by the numbers if we move on and take a look at currencies and see what the euro stands it was a weak and ag

recently we had need to representatives on our show and i asked them whether georgia could join . nato any time soon and they said no we have no plans to accept georgia right now we want to see first how the election. does this mean that you and you will soon become a nato member you should really ask nato of course but what do you think i just here would need to say they say that the door for georgia to join nato is not closed and we should we think that any mechanical expansion of this military alliance that was in violation of the understanding we used to have about nato expansion in the one nine hundred eighty s. but if you would be counterproductive to go back up nicely especially in the case of georgia with disputes. once again this is not just russia's position this is a point of view shared by all member states by it and. so i think these developments with regard to georgia can only aggravate all the negative trends in the former post sorry territory. and let's not put an actual. practical in the same thing recently about the matter with the troops just a couple days ago a

it's judgment day for georgia's ruling party challenge popularity slump and a united opposition as voters out there are saying parliamentary election it's. not medics in bahrain lose an appeal to help their prison sentences overturned in a case that's been slammed as politically motivated. hundreds of people staged demo's at a us military base on the japanese island of okinawa as washington again problems off its presence in the asia pacific. island thank you for joining our team on screen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week on karen terror oggi now georgia's ruling party and a united opposition alliance are going head to head as the nation votes for its next parliament president saakashvili his party is desperate to hold onto its made majority in the chamber after its popularity plummeted in the wake of a prison abuse scandal parties alexander shot skiis in the georgian capital. voting continues into what promises to be a crucial election for george and it's more than a history this election will show whether the people are happy with the current political regime with bu

is welcoming and you error hoping for a fresh start georgia's history is rich with different sorts of bloody cold it does and forceful change of governments in the outgoing president mikheil saakashvili came to power as a result of the revolution so this may well become. first days in this country's history of a peaceful transition of power. let's. see reporting from belief in georgia space debris closing in on the international space station as they hope to shift all that they've ace in the new face considered every time the chance of a collision exceeds one in ten thousand and thomas brings us up to date now sean. well certainly space may seem like a. big place but if you consider we've been shooting stuff up into space for about fifty years now a little bit more than that and it is estimated that there is more than twenty one thousand pieces of debris from us that are more than ten centimeters in size that are hurling around our planet at around thirty thousand miles an hour in the same proximity where we work it's not surprising that every once in a while we have to have a course

let's begin in georgia where one family losing their home to foreclosure actually got much worse. preparing it move out they posted a craigslist ad for a give away of furniture and other items but big crowds showed up early and broke into the house and cleaned it out and stole almost all of their belongings. unbelievable. >>> now to southern california where not a bird, not a plane but a two-pound fish. it was pluck eed from the oceany a bird. the employees placed it in a bucket of water mixed with sea water and then they returned it to sea. >>> finally in new york after years of renovation, people will, once again, be able to visit lady liberty's head starting on sunday. the crown will be open thursday through sunday each week and reservations are required. although, this weekend with sandy coming, not a great time to go. for a look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> if you are in the path of the storm, your nbc local station has all the information you need and keep it tuned there. we don't want to ignore our friends in the south, still getting gusty winds

reporting from belief in georgia. party politics are making headlines in the u.k. as well with the anger on labor conference underway but leader ed miliband speeches criticized for putting his life story ahead of the issues london correspondent brings us the details. down. in space the international space station may have to change course to avoid astro junk littering the earth's orbit. invented by the famed soviet orthopedic of really result of in the nineteen fifties these frames were initially used to treat fractures in deformities by cutting bones and slowly pulling them up or therefore stimulating tissue regeneration it was out of was able to reshape arms and legs and people who thought they were crippled for life about a third of patients admitted to the it was out of center now days seeking series three focus magic reasons most of them a man and most are not what you would call vertically challenged professor know because who operated on many of them it usually comes down to man's pride first patient return to us with a leg length i mean a quest to meet his

georgia with a population half the size of paris changes. the question is how the georgians want them to skin of. the sea and coming up later this hour calling for an end to the rule of brasil thousands more crowded to the streets of paris to demand an end to tough austerity that plagues the people. later prepares to leave afghanistan and its long standing war behind we'll look at the results for an intervention has reaped. the three members of the russian punk band pussy riot are to appear in court in moscow to appeal against their prison term they were sentenced to two years in jail in august for inciting religious hatred during a political protest as choir have cries the savior cathedral a verdict sparked controversy in russia and abroad thomas joining us now live so what can we expect from court today sean. well certainly today is a part of the appeals process and specifically for the sentencing and what that means is that no new evidence will be introduced in fact there will be no evidence heard at all it is strictly a review of the sen

poverty is another issue sparking public disapproval in shiny new buildings kind that here in georgia with a population half the size of paris change is going to happen fast the question is how bad the georgians want them to go to school of the. three members of the russian punk band pussy riot pain caught in moscow to appeal against their prison term they were sentenced to two years in jail in august for inciting religious hatred during a political protest at russia's main cathedral there that it sparked controversy in the country and abroad and he's out he's a shuttle as as far. today is a part of the appeals process of specifically for the sentencing and let me go back a little bit give you some of the details of what happened back on february twenty first members of the pussy riot a punk group performed what they called a punk prayer in moscow's christ the savior of the drill which is the russian orthodox as it made a cookie drill and they were then arrested for hooliganism you know during the summer there was a trial and a media frenzy that surrounded it and in mid august they we

also in the program, the president of georgia concedes defeat to the billionaire opposition leader. does this need a tilt by and for russia? the search for survivors in hong kong in a collision between a boat and a ferry continues. midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, 1:00 in the afternoon in vatican city, where pope benedict has returned from holiday to find his former employee on trial, which could lift the lid of the inner and secretive world of the back -- vatican. a controversial book largely based on the documents that were stolen claims that there were power struggles, defamation campaigns, and allegations of corruption at the highest levels of the church. allen, in a sense this case is as much about the catholic church and what goes on inside of it as it is about the fate of this man. >> certainly, this is one of the world's more secretive institutions and has been made desperately uncomfortable with this whole process. remember, earlier this year for weeks on end it found details of its inner workings being strewn across the italian media. the man charged with having

it's judgment day for georgia's ruling party challenged by popularity of a united opposition as voters have their say and parliamentary elections. brain moves in appeal to their prison sentences overturned in a case that's been slammed asked politically motivated. hundreds of people staged demo's at a u.s. military base on the japanese island of okinawa as washington again problems up its presence in the answer percent. hello and welcome to our tea where we are broadcasting to live on screen and on line twenty four hour state seven days a week on karen. well georgia's ruling party and a united opposition alliance are going head to head as the nation votes for its next parliament president saakashvili his party is desperate to hold onto its majority in the chamber after its popularity plummeted in the wake of a prison abuse scandal. skiis in the georgian capital. voting continues into what promises to be a crucial election for georgia and its mordant a history this election will show whether the people are happy with the current political regime with business really and his united natio

about this a little bit and more specifically what exactly they're suppressing so i did a story on georgia. if it were then i have a social media policy that's very restrictive they say that you can't post anything even if it's non-work related the first poorly and georgia pacific which is owned by the koch brothers brand or reputation and this includes talking about the owners of georgia pacific the koch brothers so some workers have been told that they are posting too much about the koch brothers and that of being too political in fact we had a worker who blew the whistle on the koch brothers in a story that marc games and i wrote. who was denied a promotion despite having a very good score on his evaluation and it was written as a valuation and he talked about politics too much and were pushed so this is a real scary trend that employers are increasing their free speech rights to pressure their employees on the election while limiting the free speech rights of their employees to talk about their political views really does seem like they're trying to control the message and i know that

in georgia. more of the fallout from georgia's election to online at home also all of it well most we tell you why the international space station was getting geared up to get out of the way. the top first women's rights group raising eyebrows to raise awareness with a stunt in front of the vagueness of the lives that you will find out why the paranoia again. if you minutes to beatrice got this hour's business update for you. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg and my fingers and my big toe on my right foot i use my hands a lot in my artwork i find myself drawing my hands quite a bit to me for my ha