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And he said there was none he said if i were lucky it would heal itself but if not it would leave me paralyzed waist down i fainted after hearing that for three months i had to crawl on the floor. here in pyongyang some of the thousands of north koreans who've been practicing for the upcoming celebration for months the price of privilege in its totality arion state. or here in germany environmental activists have clashed with a coal mine operator over the future of a forest police have moved in to secure the forest ahead of logging next month but activists say they'll soon launch a campaign of...

Pressure has quarter of porting from walls for against thank you. it's back to right now and some very dedicated activists exactly right kristoffer to take you to western germany where there is a clash between environmentalists and a coal mine operator over the future of a forest now police have moved in to secure the forest ahead of its scheduled cutting down next month but environmentalist they say they'll start what they're calling a program of massive civil disobedience this coming friday the woods contains centuries old beach trees and a protected species of backed their mission is to cho...

Disturbing when the pilot decides to do something that people on the ground are telling him not to. that is concern, and if it's a real investigation that's undertaken, that that will come out. >> before i let you go, i heard that part, i want to pick up on that point, a real investigation. what kind of track record do they have in russia in particular? >> they can be very capable in what they do. in fact we worked with them a bit on some crashes. they can be very capable. however, i saw that they put the former premier of russia, mr. putin in charge of it. with the political leaders on board ...

Mine had 54 violations, ed, in the last year? should it still have been operational? >> well, you talk to mine safety experts and they suggested it should not have been, but the process for closing down a mine is really so specific that it's almost impossible for the agency to get a coal mine operator into that position. and frankly, these mine safety experts you talked to say that the agency has been reluctant, really, to ever get to the point of actually shutting down a mine, frankly because they just don't have the resources and political muscle to really do that. it would require, you know...