group in the moscow office of c. m. s. oh ok we're never going to go to you first give me the bad news just how bad is russia's infrastructure in two thousand and eleven. ok now one percent excellent and in a way with a lot of opportunity to improve our position in a way like this project has a lot of challenges so you're starting from a low base and you're saying not so low but it's not enough yes in any way we we are ready we are ready to help but exactly planned how did it all last with projects in this case because of course there was he said what you have now and we have no idea what it will be in next time it was not but maybe not enough like all projects around the start of this position and they have to date improve the situation ok well you know they're going to you're optimistic not me no wait are you betting your sector you're in the electricity sector i think we have number of targets here one target would be to bring in newest technology because verse to really have to benchmark against top wall to project. th

group in the moscow office of c. m. s. oh ok we're never going to go to you first give me the bad news just how bad is russia's infrastructure in two thousand and eleven. that ok not so excellent and in a way a lot of opportunity to improve our position in a way like this project there's a lot of challenge for you starting from a low base you say not so low but it's not enough yes and in a way we we are already we are ready to help but exactly plan how they realized this project in this case because of course there was you said what you have no idea what it will be next time it was not but not enough like all projects around we start with this position and they have to improve that situation ok let. me know what are you betting your sector if you're in the electricity sector i think we have number of targets on one target we're going to bring in new or stick not because verse three have to benchmark against top water project. bringing in south expertise this technology help to rebuild russian infrastructure this is once an

q c a s c a. t m. we'll. be i'm. so so. pleased to be a. medium. why did the administration so dramatically underestimate the cost of this war we did not have perfect foresight and two thought we were going on in iraq. with the cost of the war rising and a search for weapons of mass destruction going nowhere the administration turns to david kay this work is being carried out into the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apart you have a tremendous group of dedicated american men and women involved in this with the best assets of the intelligence community and for by. dr kay and his team are making progress we have had found a large body of continuing activities and equipment. we are surprised by new advances that will make that work of laboratories and safe houses controlled by iraqi intelligence and security services and unlike pre-war intelligence we don't require someone just to say something we actually need the physical evidence equipment

it's a similar picture here and moscow where markets ended up right in session in the red both b r c s m i six lost over one percent let's take a look at some of the individual fare moves on the my sex bragging stocks were among the main gaiters this outputs over one percent meanwhile mining firm polymaths old was in the red on the good gold and nothing that almihdhar and l. i'm case that incident negative territory after earlier gains shares gained some support from stronger second quarter results and the company has boosted its not profit by fifty percent reaching five hundred eighty seven million dollars. so the business news for now the headlines out acts of. from. twenty years ago i just come from. dissenters.

a similar picture here in moscow where markets ended the trade in session in the red both the i c s and m i six lost over one percent let's take a look at some of the individual share moves on that my sex banking stocks were among the main gainers this hour with over one percent meanwhile mining firm polymaths old was in the red on the gold and another metal miner an l m k slipped into negative territory after earlier gains shares gain. some support from stronger second quarter results and the company has said it's not profit by fifty percent or it's in five hundred eighty seven million dollars. so the business is for now the headlines on that. twenty years ago largest country. disintegrates into the. us have been trying. to teach began the journey. where did it take to. welcome back you're with us you live from moscow a quick summary of the headline. recovery operation is underway in siberia resupply craft but never reach the international space station the russian space agency faces a major overhaul after the progress vehicle broke into pieces five minutes off the launch on wednesday. r

i let a little truth get the way of a good story she appeared on m s n b c yesterday to proclaim that the government is actually turning the economy around how are they doing it. but we're still you know we're creating jobs. each month in the private sector. really now i know you slimy statists like to use the royal we a lot but you're not the ones creating jobs in the private sector you realize that right and in case you didn't notice it's your policies that are resulting in jobs in the private sector being lost faster than even me most royal we can create them now the administration is taking heat for this white house press secretary jay carney and ironically appropriate name if there ever was one can only reply with a vision of responsibility at this point but it's been down for me what method is the prescription part of the market commentators it could be that. there's some big we're not very good session you said you're going to see what i think. going on well again we're not. we don't spend a lot of time focusing on things that we can't control things they can't control if only

or m s n b c they tend to disintegrate when it comes to foreign policy ox news is happy to rail against the evil of without even having a reporter on the ground c.n.n. brings on dissident after dissident to drum up international support for intervention and the best part of the us media's coverage of syria is that simply par for the course whether iraq bosnia or libya it's always the same so must be nice for the u.s. government to know that when it comes to the sides or when it comes to intervening either economically or militarily in a foreign country they can always count on the u.s. media to have its back artie's very unfortunate takes us to the war torn country with the latest. the city over there is sort of maybe liberated but in the last few days it suffered a brutal occupation and in my family's eyes bandits plot their rights put up barricades it became a case city were hiding there was just like hostages for more than a week claim to be army fought against armed groups that had taken control of the city and had been terrorizing its residents. soldiers of the syrian army i live i

system with the tax dollars coming out of their big paychecks so naturally lawrence o'donnell over m s n b c had to weigh in. that's how crazy the attack on teachers has become comparing public school teachers work incentives to the work incentives of movie stars it has never occurred to the teacher haters that teachers want to be teachers for any reason other than job security has never occurred to them that teachers might want to be teachers because they like teaching because they love teaching and because they care about their students the right wing attackers of teachers have never even shown a slight just curiosity about the job performance of another group of government workers who have very very high job security police officers oh man this is loaded with logical fallacies and rhetorical garbage teacher haters appeals to emotion. forget it unfortunately for the sake of o'donnell's journalistic integrity right wing outlets including libertarian outlets like reason frequently report on police behavior and they're currently covering the kelly thomas story that we've also reported on our

you just saw it box news or they just ignore it or scoffing giggle for a second and move on like m s n b c or c n n but why don't we just settle this thing once and for all right here on the alone a show maybe people will start using the word socialism all the time if they knew what it actually meant so let's take a look at the definition of this word and this comes from a number of dictionaries out there socialism is any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods a system of society or group of living in which there is no private property and an economic system based on state ownership of capital that don't matter what you think of the president or of congress or the laws on our books and i know we've described what's going on in this country right now is socialism for anything we have a government that is too close to industry in this country but it's too close in the sense a little allows these industries to get off easy not pay their fair share in taxes and so the onl

loopholes can only say i'm shocked but remember they're not just corporate they're also according to m s n b c's own president bill griffin the establishment and nothing could example five that better than their constant regurgitation of every single word that the white house says case in point is making you president obama turns to his jobs agenda now evolving on the bus tour of the midwest president says he's doing a focus on jobs how much of an uphill battle live be for him on the campaign. oh did you hear that the president's going to pivot to focusing on the economy and job creation now my god that is just absolutely incredible that is so wise and wonderful of it let's all just bow our heads and his grace how low people the president's been in office for more than two years now and guess what the economy was already in the toilet when he took office so that's when he should have started focusing on it and actually if you think back to it that's exactly what he promised at that point and he promised it again after the health care debate because you know that got in the way for a while and th

h s m p c is cutting jobs the bank is also is selling many of their branches. >> kettleman that is accusedalex trip back will be in court today lucinda moyer is been accused of robbing san francisco hotels project chase the save and tore his achilles' tendon in the process >> time now is 5:42 a.m. and a look outside a downtown san francisco we will be right back 5:46 a.m. baghdad deal is done to the house and senate are expected to vote on it today they are cutting spending. we are watching the market stocks will go way up because of the deal. a violent weekend in oakland that may or may not be connected. >> an early morning shooting in richmond this is as scene where they're shooting occurred. welch iran is on scene and gives us this update >> we have learned an element that died is 26 year-old the man is 24 years old they were found 30 yds over year that is why it is a big crimes in a the woman's body is still on scene locked ambulance came out and took cam to kaiser hospital they were trying to make their way here they cleaned up that man he was in and and they have to take him to the h

but it wasn't until i graduated from texas a & m university and joined the united states air force, flying c-130's around the globe, that i truly appreciated the blessings of freedom. to paraphrase abraham lincoln and ronald reagan, i realize that the united states of america really is the last great hope of mankind. [applaus [applause] >> what i saw was systems of government that elevated rulers at the expense of the people. socialist systems that cloaked maybe in good intentions, but were delivering misery and stagnation and i learned that not everyone values life like we do in america. or the rights that are endowed in to every human being by a loving god. you see, as americans, we're not defined by class, and we will never be sold our place. [applaus [applause] >> what, what makes our nation exceptional is that anyone from any background can climb to the highest of heights. as americans, we don't see the role of government as guaranteeing outcome, but allowing free men and women to flourish based on their own vision, their hard work and their personal responsibilities. and as americans, we rea

but it wasn't until i graduated from texas a&m university an joined the united states air force flying c-130'sssings of freedom. you know, paraphrase abraham lincoln and ronald reagan, i realized that the united states of america really is the last great hope of mankind. what saw was systems of government tt elevated rulers at the expense of the people, socialist systems that cloaked maybe in good intentions but were delivering misery and stagnation. i learned that not everyone values life like we do in america. or the rights that are endowed to every human being by a loving god. you see, as americans, we're not defined by class and we will never be told our place. what makes our nation exceptional is that aone from any background can climb to the highest of highs. as americans we don't see the role of vernment as guaranteeing outcomes but allowing free men and women to flourish based on their own vision, their hard work and their personal responsibility. and as americans, we realize that there is no taxpayer money that wasn't first earned by the sweat and toil of one of our citizens. [applaus

"x," c-o-m-i-x fer adult readership aimed at teenage boys began the offensive and have images of sexual mutilation and domination of incest and what not. they were offensive sometimes. in the 50's and the late 70's it became more commonplace in the newspapers, pictures of naked and hafnia and women were commonplace and it's easy to see how they could be troubled by some of this material, but it was all constitutionally protected and the supreme court was very clear on this and in order to declare legally the scene it has to appeal to the interest and a front of the community standards and utterly without redeeming social value there was a widely read it's hard the violated community standards in every case but there were also in the broader sense always social and political favors they dealt with social and political concerns and that was not the case. i would say obscenity and harassment is the main topic people try to use to stifel these papers. i could not find a single example of the paper that had an affinity connection that was ever upheld, but you could see how this could be distracting the papers and also boasting people for loitering them when they were standing on the

"x," c-o-m-i-x fer adult readership aimed at teenage boys began the offensive and have images of sexual mutilation and domination of incest and what not. they were offensive sometimes. in the 50'sthe late 70's it became more commonplace in the newspapers, pictures of naked and hafnia and women were and ie how they could be troubled by some of this material, but it was all constitutionally protected and the supreme court was very clear on this and in order to declare legally the scene it has to appeal to the interest and a front of the community standards and utterly without redeeming social value there was a widely read it's hard the violated community standards in every case but there were also in the broader sense always social and political favors they dealt with social and political concerns and that was not the case. i would say obscenity and harassment is the main topic people try to use to stifel these papers. i could not find a single example of the paper that had an affinity connection that was ever upheld, but you could see how this could be distracting the papers and also boasting people for loitering them when they were standing on the street corners selling the pap