welcome back here with a reminder the top stories gyptian are gathering in central cairo and as a muslim is claiming the unofficial early lead in the first democratic presidential poll since the ouster of hosni mubarak official results are expected to be announced on thursday. the breeze grants the eurozone a stay of execution that's after a pro bailout party takes the lead in parliamentary elections but the debt crisis will still be giving the g. twenty leaders plenty of headaches as they need in the next ago. as it's committed to bringing the oil embargo against iran and forced by july as moscow hosts an

international conference on terrans nuclear program the president of the islamic state says they could stop enriching uranium to a high level if you were greenies to supply it instead. as they have lines now are teases down with an american lawyer and democratic party politician who also served as a u.s. senator chris dodd is the focus of our interview next. christoper farmer he was center it's great to have you with us things to be with you as well so you regularly meet with russian leaders what do you think what's your perception of what will change u.s. relationships now with put back in our face well it is changing and all for the better i mean there are always going to be. always going to be patches you get

involved in but when you consider that my head of gray here i've been around my very first trip to russia there's one thousand nine hundred seventy five i had a black hair i was a freshman thirty year old congressman and this is very different place and a very exciting place to be so i'm i'm very high and optimistic on the relationship i've often felt that. that americans and russians actually are almost almost related i think we're more comfortable with each other than we are with almost any other people in the globe and there's a theory that the united states and russia can't live without it i mean it's what it's like it's like a family member that we we go through these patches and this is family members do they'll they'll love each other one minute and they'll be scrapping with each other the next but i think we're more comfortable with each other the way almost all with anybody else in many ways and so i'm very optimistic about the relationship but quite i think has a better chance of sealing the deal with putting romney or obama that's that's an

impossible question to answer my view would be that both of them would understand how valuable this relationship is how important it is this relationship is far too important russia place too important a role today and will continue to do so and so you want to maintain that relationship so whether we're talking about syria or iran or. the european. union's problems today economically and every single instance russia's an important player in the need to maintain that relationship well we're gonna lose the fact that we do have dear feelings towards each other facts are stubborn and russia and the united states can't really find common ground on key security issues just mentioned syria also the european missile defense of course is a very sore point what does it take to break the ice leadership change you said you don't know that it's an impossible question but then what common threat what other common threats can help common economic interests listen i would wish there was a lot more cooperation on syria at this particular moment but the fact is and i

think i understand russia's perspective on this not that i agree with it necessarily but i think i understand it but that situation is troublesome as it is ought not to sort of deal rail much larger set of issues dealing with global security issues global economic issues which must transcend even this an issue as important as syria's now that russia and china have blocked us sponsor tearin security resolution which could entailed a possible for invasion of syria is that what's keeping the united states from invading the country or there are other reasons and that's the major one i think we're uneasy about you know who you arming who's who's the other side i mean you may not you may wish that assad were leaving that there'd be an opportunity for more openness in syria but it's you know it's who really is is what are you getting with all of this what does that mean in the end is that these people you necessarily want running the country or is it just one faction versus another trying to gain political control and that you may not be coming out with

a better result necessarily so i think it's complicated the tendency of the news media is to say these are all the good guys these are all the bad guys i'm not sure it's quite that simple despite the temptation to want to draw those conclusions but could the u.s. really sustain another war at this point well that's another matter that's a debate that's our own personal reasons i think president obama's correct in this regard despite the press. from some of the american congress today for arming the opposition in syria i think candidly we're kind of exhausted this is been a very lengthy more than a decade decade and a half and frankly as we're pulling back now out of afghanistan we're done in iraq except for the troops that are remaining for the reasons you know i think the american public right now would like to sort of pull back and not be as engaged as we have been in these places and to get engaged again who knows for how long and how deeply you'd be involved in it because of that reason as well for us to want to

stay out of them why do you think worse have become so inherent to us foreign policy i mean if you look at it it's a president goes to a new war why is that i don't think a lot of us inherited in some ways i mean the arab spring this was an orchestrated by the united states or anyone this was obviously this was a groundswell of support occurring in that part of the world and i know others i think assume somehow we orchestrated all of this nothing could be further from the truth that was happening in those in the squares in cairo or homegrown people wanting to express themselves one of the basic freedoms that any human being would want regardless where they live in the world and so trying to understand it and help provide support where you could without crossing lines here i think were natural phenomena us and i think we are probably correct in being supportive of those voices seeking to have greater freedoms and greater opportunities for themselves the distinction between doing that and actually becoming in gauged in it

as we were in libya for instance in the ouster of khadafi. is a is a delicate sort of point in which you cross over and you become more meshed in the in the in the conflict and i think president obama rightly is cautious about us becoming too quickly involved by supplying arms to one side or the other or becoming engaged directly ourselves in all of this despite our will. in this to be supportive i know that you've been an avid critic of the u.s. war in iraq he look at least. after the invasion after he was ousted and killed terminated. there's been quite a mayhem inside the country you can't really pull back after that could you see another iraqi scenario unfolding in libya well again i don't even say i think that you're right i thought you were going to finish the sentence by saying with who's running the place today i mean in a sense that's the the dangers in all of these things you know the devil you know the devil you don't know kind of situation so clearly it was so repressive what was

occurring there and libya may have to go through a period here where you don't go if the media transition from ousting a brutal dictator to a jeffersonian democrats that shows up there are periods here of transition which libya is going through that are brought painful to watch but that libya does need america right now just as iraq that are there as well and others and again. this is a case where i think russia could play a role i know they didn't want to necessarily be involved in supplying military hardware and gauging in the conflict as it was developing but i don't think that a lot of now cause you to not find a way to become involved in a constructive way to help that country get on its feet and find its center and give it an opportunity to grow and to provide some decent opportunities for people in that country so the fact that you rejected the idea of being involved in the ouster khadafi ought not to preclude you it seems to me now turning around and say we didn't do that this is the outcome how can we be constructive and help now get

this country back on its feet and stabilize it for good little bad back to the reset policy that obama has started. you know always leave brought a warming up in russia yes relationships and from what it looks from the outside two sides are meeting they're eager to exchange they're nice to each other but when it comes to time self defense the reason. really nothing you can do about it how much of it of recent is about form rather than substance now that you look at it well again i'm not involved today as i was in the past but i think a lot of it probably is about more about form but it's an important issue i mean again the optics of it are important and what it what it means in terms of building a relationship of mutual respect the cold war is over with and yet we still find people acting as if it had gone anywhere and it has it's been relegated to the dustbin of history and that's to everyone's benefit and it seems to be we need to be thinking about this relationship in the context of the twenty first century and

how we have more common problems to address but both sides to use sort of anti us or anti russian referee when it comes to prayer lection campaign here's my question does obama even need to reset policy for his reelection well again i you know the issues are always domestic and it's economic questions and again the rhetoric of campaigns we've seen everywhere they were not unique in that regard can sometimes become excessive. but i don't think this issue necessarily is going to have a dominant role in the presidential election despite the fact that some model i think the presence of a good job in foreign policy and i think there's a general respect for the fact that he's done that good job they do know their disagreements with certain aspects of it the issue of this campaign is going to be about one issue and one issue only and that is the economy and whether or not people are optimistic about the future or not and if they have a sense that things are getting better as tough as they are but they're getting better under this administration the president be reelected overwhelmingly people

have a sense it's getting worse not better it's going to be a close race so we're not going to hear any anti russian rhetoric just to get some republican guard out of president obama i mean you heard some. governor romney to some i'm not sure where that comes from it's kind of seems out of place it almost seems like it's the kind of conversation might have heard one hundred fifty not in two thousand. well thank you very much for this interview severe.

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a sports update was you know and so another golf major and now the first time winner has extraordinary stuff on the greens arena there we go at the u.s. open the ninth in a row first time major choppiness webb simpson this time around in san francisco more than up in just a second. would have us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes in. our in sports the netherlands exit euro two thousand and twelve of the group stages following defeat to a christiana rinaldo inspired portugal. three no more web site and since you heard his first ever major title for a really final run. track test the olympic shirt and he's on hope pulled for longer than twenty twelve at the annual it's now men's ski where

he'll meets hell just outside the school. that start at the european championships where another two squads help book third quarter final birds but two thousand and ten world cup finalists the netherlands on to one of them they all run yet failing to get all of the group stages for more on sunday night's auction here is a partridge. germany and portugal guys through to the quarter finals of euro two thousand and twelve off the price of them won their final match using group b. the so-called group of death to won well first up was portugal against holland and the dutch needed to win by a two goal advantage and also hope that the danes did them a favor by beating germany the dutch started well rafael van de vos he opened after eleven minutes but after that he became the christiane over now though show the talismanic portuguese skipper finally finding his story and he levelled after twenty eight minutes and then off to help the prostate out how the goal disallowed prophesied in the second half amid a host of chances he managed to get the winner off to seventy four minutes to

ensure that portugal one two won the portuguese they maintained their unbeaten record in the group stage of the year but for the dutch it was a shocker they've now lost three straight games for the first time ever in the european championships and they get knocked down it's all a major tournament in the group stage for the first time since one thousand nine hundred and they finished bottom of the great won over and live off that was the turn then of germany versus denmark and germany started well because because he on his one hundred appearances for germany at the age of just twenty seven here opened after eighteen minutes but then there's a bit of a surprise on the cards as denmark equalised marc okrand only the man who shot the dutch in that i've been in game he came back to equalize the one point it looked like the germans even though that won the first two matches could actually go out the bulls and he hit the post after fifty two minutes but then germany do what they so often do particularly the euros they found a victory nine minutes to go last and he come on chris first appeared to be germany he got the winner to one it was germany finished top of the group they go through

denmark they finished third their hearts were broken. they all action last night so let's take a look at the final reckoning in group b. a quite extraordinary sight but with the netherlands failing to register even a single point after their three games table toppers germany and greece in the last eight twelve porch built on the czech republic to go ahead to head for a place in this. it's been a weekend to remember for webb simpson on the greens the american left to celebrate his first ever major golf victory at the u.s. open an absorbing day out an overcast the limpid club in san francisco the last major tiger woods one was the u.s. open four years back and sitting five shots off the lead following ryan three he still had a chance to repeat that feat on sunday but the former world number one would quickly fall out of contention top score on the day with a sixty seven from first run leader michael thompson enough to hear him say it was . the day oh ever was to belong to twenty six year old simpson the north carolina

man solid through it with a particular fairy on six from eight karting three straight birdies. men joined overnight leader mcdowell was realistically the only player who could catch him later on but i missed the tempter birdie on the eighteenth sealed his fate since invest becoming the fifteen different winner in a row in the me sure. if i was honest with you i believed in myself that i can win a major maybe not this soon i've only played in i think this is my fourth or fifth . you know i just gained all the respect for the guys who have won multiple majors because it's so hard to do i mean the level of pressure is so much greater than a regular vet. brings just the tennis for roger federer his wimbledon preparations have been dealt a blow the world number three suffering a surprise straight sets the feet to german tommy haas in the final of the cherry webber open federer went into the decider a five time champion holly. make up the tournament after being given

a wild card entry but eighty seven brian todd still added the german crowd by taking the first set on a tie break the expected federer comeback never materializing with wrapping up a seven six six four one. basketball where last year to run a shop in miami no i said two wins away from lifting the twenty twelve n.b.a. title they hate turning up the pressure to melt oklahoma's resistance on sunday sic a two on lead in their best of seven finals series james famously a non-factor in last year's finals with dallas continuing to quiet his critics by scoring twenty points and dropping fourteen rebellions in the one nine hundred eighty five victory tween wait ten to fifteen shots in the first but still finished for the first respectable twenty five point seven rebounds and seven assists the series these in miami for game four on choose the. show to make

a game changing place else what kind of promise cell phone of. a game changer plays and whatever it takes fourteen in the wind just on a step up in the key moments and the better from ultimates. very stylishly braun there jorge lorenzo a stretched his advantage is that the top of the moto g.p. charts the spaniard speeding the victory at the british grand prix to extend his lead over casey stoner to a full twenty five points in the overall standings the renzo who started from fourth on the grid overtaking winning champion stoner with nine laps to go the yamaha rider not looking back after that gradually increasing his advantage in the final few laps stoner would hold on to second spot while these trillions honda teammate dummy producing completed the podium line up in the same top the current standings in the same. time we've made. and won the fight. fortunately for us. i got that bundle in my piece so it's wonderful

who we are making but to see something now so i must think so low to the world of yamaha to motor sport on four wheels now where there was a dramatic conclusion to the fame lamont twenty four hour race this year already dominating in france occurring all three spots on the podium the german team successfully defending the title be won twelve months ago their victory a first for a hybrid powered car as well as second team lived up to their name coming in just behind their teammates before another early car rounded out the top spots however the real drama came an hour six when toyota's anthony davidson spun into a bar or following a collision with ferrari's just set be praising me davidson thankfully got out of the car i needed and was taken to hospital tests revealed breaks to his vertebrae although he's expected to make a full. and finally one of the most popular events on the athletics calendar has

wrapped up here in russia is now meant ski memorial meets is part of the i doubly after world challenge tour and attracts athletes from across the world michael go watch the action first this weekend. there's namond ski memorial athletics competition held in moscow every year has attracted athletes from over fifty different countries but while competitors from all over the world attracted to an event held fifty kilometers outside the russian capital that's because it's held an eye a status since two thousand and is now also one of the associations world challenge meetings it's also a very old competition now it's interesting to note that this particular event was actually established over fifty years ago in honor of two soviet champions in long distance running joerg and serafin it's namin ski now the event itself has been held in various locations but it's been a staple fixture here just outside of moscow ever since this rather impressive

meteo stadium was built the competition features races over distances from one hundred meters to one thousand five hundred meters it also includes javelin throwing shock porch and other olympic events in the high jump recently crowned russian champion irina go to deliver couldn't better norway's tanya anderson nor could she top of her personal best of two point zero two meters but she was still full of praise about the event as a whole that i was i think they've done a really good job organizing this event and the weather has been fantastic personally i didn't do so well today the bar warbled and then fell but that aside i do really like this event olympic champion. participated in the one thousand five hundred meter distance run but fail to make the top three while olympic medal hopefully. says a hectic recent schedule has proven to be energy sapping asters really it's really a tough i mean i've been running all week culminating in participating in this

competition so it's definitely drained my an ingenious so it also fax your overall speed average which had been working on during training. but as the older generation draw nearer to hang up their boots it's the stars of the future that are beginning to catch the eye. of a beat both to claim first place in the one thousand five hundred meter race improving a whole seventeen seconds on her previous personal best and barely off the track she was already thinking about russia's national championships to be held at the end of june. i think the level of preparation will be very high for the russian championships everyone is getting ready for it the eight hundred metres race is very difficult and it's very popular in russia but of course i'm hoping i can land in the top three you know to secure a ticket to london it's an olympic year so you'd be forgiven for thinking athletes would want to focus solely on those games without extra competitions that could distract only to injury but when sport is your passion the consensus among athletes

is that of any person who wants success the more you try the bigger the chance you'll succeed michael. moscow region words to live by there is all the sport and i was a warm weekend in the moscow region let's see what the weather's doing where you are right now. wealthy british style. guys. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for no holds barred

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