in egypt thump caught between a rock and a hard place. morsi was elect: if we can't stand up for those who were democratically elected, who are we. it didn't work out well, but the fact of the matter is we did the right thing there, and the same thing with iran. we're stopping iran from developing a nuclear weapon which would really upset the balance in the middle east, and whatever else a person may think of the talks up to now they have slowed down iran's movement towards developing a nuclear weapon. >> does anyone in the leadership circles in saudi arabia acknowledge that some of the radicalism in the muslim world is a fire that was in part set by the saudi kingdom itself as part of its international strategy? >> i don't think it's part of national strategy, absolutely not . we have every day the current sending hundreds and hundreds to prison and even to death. if you're talking about the root of this problem, the root of this problem, the american were partners. you're talking about afghanistan, what happened in afghanistan. owe i os

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there are some key different between those options. the option to the left acquit possibility could support are all of the caltrain operational needs. particularly given the assumes that the rail yard as it stands today would be reconfigured into on that would be able to accommodate service much more efficiently and the second one we call action b on the study provides for much more development potential role it does provide sort of a more complex approach to caltrain's operations there's only a certain amount of railway functions that could be comedy. this particular option needs to have some sort of an off sight inspection areas for trains to be located somewhere we did a brief scan of where many of those places might be in san francisco. and i think that was trying to take a look at what the operations @al peculiarities for the off sight storage areas. having one of those areas in conjunction with this figured out and king terminal that is the preliminary part where the resource occurs there are capital costs but there are additiona

between the two countries. i think the storytelling quiche and stemming from the crimes of the nazis against the jewish people. one season since john a junior of germans as a whole. we have always felt don't go they would be made to feel guilty. not understanding the difference between guilt and responsibility. history has led the irresponsibility and germany which bo is everlasting. tony committed crimes which also in human joe you will have to be irresponsible to make sure the crime but these will never ever happen again thinking of him in every jump government know was that the relationship between israel and ten. joan is this is something special. behind is the memory of total cost of calls wanting to determine is possible that it will fall for the past. so um. three he was assured it is to practice the main tension between the german government and the israeli government circles around the israeli settlements on palestinian land. for most germans the question of land and who rules it essential in the peace

but no progress was made between russian and ukrainian government. speaking after the meeting us at kent state john kerry he said talks with rochelle will continue to try and de escalate the crisis we agree to continue intense discussions. in the coming days. with russia. with the ukrainians. in order to see how we can help normalize the situation stabilizes and overcome the crisis. kerry said there are no expectations at the top and resolve the conflict but added there are a number of ideas on the table. us officials say kerry had presented russian foreign minister sergei lavrov with a plan for restoring ukraine sovereignty while addressing moscow's concerns about its black sea fleet and the many ethnic russians that lived in eastern ukraine. the two are expected to meet again in rome on thursday lover of confirm that the costs would continue the discussion between russia and ukraine did not materialize but the russian foreign minister calling ukraine's new government illegitimate. and brussels nato announced there will be no talks with moscow after

it is a demonstration of close personal ties between the two leaders. i believe this visit especially the meetings between the two leaders would generate a consensus on the development of china gemini relations and determine the direction that this is a bit about moments major investment returns. it was windy. the position i miss those guys. the alarm. i know. i do. the show he means business. i was. to. engine assembly spec ukraine and its ongoing conflict with russia or the crimea. china abstained from the virus has the one hundred and ninety three national assembly voted to approve an old binding resolution resolution affirms that ukraine's territorial integrity. cctv is the cop a report from un headquarters in new york. those in favor of the prison tuesday slashed six the slush know that in mind. these signified the push ups in the international community has signaled its support of ukraine. its condemnation of russia. according to his vehicle to get in favor of one hundred. again it's eleven abstentions fifty eight. you crave the stucco was this wa

lines stopped between freemont and hayward. a good stretch from the bottom of the screen to the middle and that will affect folks hitting the roadway. they may not get off the roadway at the bayfair station because there's not going to be park later on and that's an issue toward the bay bridge, packing in the maze as well. b.a.r.t. system from the east shore freeway and along 24shg li 24, lines are moving fine. into the city, bayfair station to san francisco, only one this thing has more reliable service. south of hayward still closed. bay bridge toll plaza, backup. formed earlier but before all of the cash lanes opened. it's a smooth drive, more cash payers as well. we'll track that again. not expecting b.a.r.t. lines to come into service until 6:30, 7:00 at the earliest south of hayward. live shots. south bay, probably won't be largely affected by the b.a.r.t. commute but i'll track that. any ripple causes effects everywhere. back to you. >> thank you. christians all over the world are marking the beginning of lent this morni

sonia hason between been understood.o one apart from the two of them have access to the conversations they have. >> anybody disagree? a relationship between her and the prime minister? >> it may not be understood, but it is widely seen as him being her employee. people use on kinder words. it is seen as a one-sided relationship. gandhi, question is can the heir to the family, whose father was assassinated, so far he has shown little aptitude for politics. , theyisis the party faces have only one means of succession. family rule. heir doesn't have an aptitude for politics. partyngside, on the other , a charismatic leader. an effective leader on the other side, and unaffected leadership. on the other. >> you have a powerful, charismatic leader who has run a state for 10 years. that gets left aside. this is a historic thing, to have someone who ran a state, who then tries to use that as a springboard for national office. that happens all the time. you have governors running for president. this is a new thing. he has a track

between nineteen forty and nineteen eighties. a plum to read about the boom victorian fruit and vegetable market has received the backing of local councilors city council is put aside three million euro to develop a food markers seminar to london's covent garden. justin anna's family have been trade is in the corporation market since it opened in the nineteenth century through four generations on during the years when it was the wholesale home for the entire city. this time means has found a kind continue trading in the city center. it's the oldest market in the british royals established in eighteen ninety two victorian design crop or on the building is up to its timing with been neglected for so long it's just been you know calling to think of. the corporation on the one city how this gem the snow was right in the heart of the wound and city. and yet for years and years of us that nine of it and the winners where the corporation through parker was the one game that ended. the victorian building will be preserved. but other part

between one third and half can't survive the change. in australia, a 20 million pound center employs industrial technology to predict how coles will react to higher co2 and higher temperatures. have coral and sponge is. a limitedtake apart sea temperatures. >> it is very sensitive to ocean. die.n quite often it is an example of many where are likely to be highly affected. thet is clear that branching can't cope with extra co2. they are missing from the reef. make catalystuld species extinct. >> alarming prospect to see how co2 emissions are ready affecting the state. here in rome, there has been a lot of talk about the relative popularity of the president and the pope. they swooned over a man that they saw as jan and cool and, quite frankly, not george bush. the limitations of his job had become clear. pope francis has become a global rockstar. who is more popular? we decided to take an informal survey. >> it must make it the ideal place. that is when they will talk at all. >> he thinks politicians are all the same but the pope, he's gr

this has been a ninth meeting between a u.s. president and a pope.

what is going to happen here, carolyn, between now and the election? >> the mid terms are beckoning. you saw the story about the democrats that laid out agenda not that they expect to pass but issues they intend during mid term elections. and it looks like hopes for immigration reform are all but dead and just seems like everybody has sort of accepted maybe this is the new normal that they do very little. >> schieffer: no tax reform. also no entitlement reform we've gotten word on that. is that why we pay people to represent us in washington to spend a year? >> are not a fruitful time. >> some years people want to show that they have been legislating on behalf of the public's interest. what is sad that people seem to think sitting on your hands is a boat are approach. within you ask what is going to happen between now and the election i thought you may be mean can 2016. i'm worried we're not going to get much done for the next three years. i don't know about you, you're closer toe this. >> also the sort of interest in the 2016 narrative to use that ove

the marriage of convenience between two partners who could be more different by its opposites attract. surveys throughout our relationship but that it was a strong and stable married for many years. we still have grown quite used to each other. it was sad that israel is that the first day of the u s i know we are able to say that the kingdom of saudi arabia. this is the capacity of the usa this despite that the union between the lesson saudi really has recently hit some bumps. washington steps to negotiate with iran. like the three to the saudis the blessing i could just as well as aiming to strike inside government. like a betrayal. a separate bed from the saudis is not what washington is not a us president is now set to kiss and makeup. president obama has decided to go and visit saudi arabia and clark to re assure that all these united states will remain in his own line of salt added. this is obama's first trip to the top world with music since two thousand and nine. the total increase in use your neighbors by using the word oil. this all goes back to the fact that sixty seventy ye

this is a war between two stories.s a rather simple stories, oscar pistorius says that he thought there was an intruder in there and since it is true there's lots of intruders in south africa and in this city, there's a big background of violence, that makes some degree of sense and that he was just defending himself, but if that were true, then he wouldn't have taken time to put on his legs, his prosthetic legs, to shoot through the door, so there's a big question, did he take time to put on his prosthetic legs, and they will measure the angle and have technical computer evidence about the angle of the shots to see if it was suddenly without putting on his legs, which supports his story of an accident shooting for an intruder or whether he put on his legs. and the other piece of evidence that will be very principle in this case, where did he take the gun from? there is some suggestion he took the gun from her side of the bed, under the bed, and that would tend to suggest he knew she was not in bed and might be in the

between two notes adjacent, the interval is a second, of course, between the same note and itself, theis in unison. a second, a third, a fourth, et cetera. [doleful violin music] melodies are very meaningful. to people, melody is often the most meaningful aspect of a piece of music. it's what we remember, it's what we relate to, and those melodies come from the intervals between the notes as we play them. [piano plays classical music] (woman) melody is the tune-- the singable part of a piece of music. it's the part that our ear naturally gravitate towards. technically, melody is a succession of pitches coming one after another, that together form a complete thought or a phrase; that's what we call it in music. just like sentences have words, and we don't hear the individual words in the sentence we hear how those words join together to form a sentence, the same goes with music. there are many notes, but those notes we don't hear really individually. we hear them as a long line, and it gives the concept of a complete thought. melodies have a beginning, [piano plays twinkle, twinkle, lit

same irish heritage shows that the bond between our two of them. all ever. if president reagan and kennedy descendants were trying to immigrate to the united states today because not too soon. i am honored to represent detainees radiance of a faulty me another american school of irish roots. there are fifty palace undocumented irish meaning in the united states because of their status. they are on a boat returned to ireland to visit family friends and neighbors. immigration reform initiative in the us senate and u s house of representatives is a real opportunity to transform the start line. my great grandfather left here in time of stress. seeking to better himself and his family. so many irishmen and women from every walk of life played a role in creating the treatment of men. i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. o bond between our two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud to be here. in recognition and celebration of our times. yes tommy for immigration reform and all of irish american hope that the laws an

the bulk of the energy will move in between 1:00 and 3:00.t's when we'll see the heaviest rainfall and potential for an isolated thunderstorm. it's cool, in the 40s and 50s. later today with impending rain showers, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. once the rain begins, we'll see the heaviest rainfall this afternoon, a scattered shower for the evening hours. we will see the rain continuing tuesday and a chance of rain showers late thursday night into friday morning. look at the temperatures next weekend. never too early to start talking about next weekend. >> about the next weekend, i know, and sunshine. >>> so now, some people are stuck in a backup, westbound 205 right now. it seems to get slower and slower. it remains heavy. there was an earlier stalled big rig that blocked one lane approaching north flynn for a while. that didn't help the commute. let's take a quick look outside. the drive time up to about 20 minutes now between the altamont pass and 680. that's your latest traffic. back to you guys. >>> elizabeth, thank you. >>> developing

lou: as we look at reap between -- relationship between germany, and russia, their commercial relationship. isn't there a great risk here that president obama, playing so timidly in responding with sanctions against 11 individuals, really could set off a firestorm of reprisal that is between germany, europe yoon european union and russia devastating a trade relationship, russia would pay a price, but, my gosh, the cost to the european union in particular would be very high indeed. >> well i think depends on what happens, but it is important to remember, any negotiation who has more to lose by failure, we act as though we have more to lose over and over again, which, when i believe it is putin is more dependent on continues huge oil revenues that exam from exports that is pillar of his regime. you know ronald reagan took on soviet gas pipeline against similar concerns, putin is not as strong as old soviet union. union. lou: and relationship, here, one thing that has been drawn into perfect view, it seems, a very, very distant historically distance relationship with our allies in europe, the

no train service at all between rosemont and logan square and no trains between western and forced park. there are shuttle buses but this is going to cause huge delays system line on the blue line this morning. more details on the coming up but let's first go over to the weather. >> its spring but when you walk upside it doesn't feel like that. we have more snow coming our way. we're just so close to the record. >> year 9 in. off the all-time record. the mines will get to the all time. >> we are winners. >> i think it will keeps knowing until memorial day and then after that it will turn to like 100 degrees for the rest of the summer. we can expect to see clouds on the increase. our temperature will be 17 degrees below average. late snow develops after the sun goes down. 21 at o'hare. it is cold outside and it will be called to the day. satellite composite shows no in portions of iowa which will go to the south pier expect clouds to be on the increase. a cool and chilly day. 9:00 p.m. we have the chance of snow between 1-2 in.. not a heavy hit but it could be there early in the morning.

there's a huge gap between the israelis and the americans on this diplomacy.o think that will be the key issue the prime minister wants to talk to president obama about. >> what about middle east peace process in the background. there's been some friction from israelis saying it looks like president obama wants to spearhead a specific agenda and it's too aggressive. >> the peace process has kind of been hanging out there. it doesn't get as much attention in the press as it used to but still there. basically by the end of april, april 30th was the original deadline for when the negotiations that we're brokering between israelis and palestinians was supposed to end. right now secretary kerry is really pushing for what's called a framework agreement, which is basically will set clearer terms for what the negotiation will focus on and will allow for the april 30th deadline to be kicked down the road and continue the process. israelis have always been concerned that the americans will sort of create their own deal, basically, and say take it or leave it. this is so

between 20cost million and $60 million.ey believe is hollywood has gotten out of business so they are filling a gap. they say hollywood big studio you -- big studios, they have to do bigger and bigger films and are neglecting this one area. at the same time, starving for content. that is the idea and the beginning. >> talking about the hollywood angle. why is hollywood attracting so much in investor sentiment from china? >> i think that is because it is the biggest film market in the world right now. andersations taking place american films making their way to china. part of thatther is there is a fascination with hollywood overall and ability to track capital. and thendio to be born cut deals directly with the theaters, as opposed to dealing studio says something. says a lot of the theater chains across the country have more cinemas available but may have movies. on top of that, there is a willingness to bet on 50 million-dollar films, which in some cases have been a really small investment. in the middle, it can be a met

it bridges between health care systems and providers. you asked about the relationship between suicide and sexual abuse. we know from civilian population research that sexual assault is associated with suicide attempts and completions. it appears to be independent of gender. sexual assault is associated with depression, and zaidi, and ptsd. these mental health conditions are associated with suicidal ideation attempts. the evidence associating sexual assault and subsequent suicidal ideation is [indiscernible] 08, the 2011 and 20 number of individuals who attempted or completed suicide did and reported sexual abuse or from sixt in dod range 40 per year. only nine also had a diagnosis of ptsd. it shows an association that is similar with clinical aches greens and prior stories -- experience and prior stories with civilians. the department has a variety of initiatives directed to better understand the issues associated with suicide, including risk back roads, deployment, and possible precursors. tonk you for the opportunity discuss these ver

between the union city line and hayward station.hristie smith heading out to the scene to see how you continue up to oakland. you see how far that is on the maps and that's a concern for riders through the area. rest of the b.a.r.t. system follows highway 24shg ea waway freeways. we'll continue to track that through the east bay. limited service from bayfair to san francisco now. we'll look toward san rafael camera, north bay, moving smoothly southbound. nothing unusual for that portion of the commute. >>> "today in the bay" menlo park, the unprecedented deal surrounding security. >>> accusations in south african courtroom. why the defense attorney is pointing his finger at witnesses. >>> 4:44 here on wednesday morning. good morning to you. we take a live look outside. commute under way. mike inouye's watching that. we have a b.a.r.t. issue this morning. so that could affect your commute if you commute on b.a.r.t. we'll fill you in on that coming up. >>> two south bay families get the lift of a lifetime, new home to call their own.

the feature of our time is the widening gap between the rich and the rest of us. this rent attempts to push back against the tide of the greed we salute >> i'm rosemary a second-generation san franciscan. any family has been evicted and we have no more to go and my question is: i grew up in san francisco i was not allowed to speak spanish so i learned english and landlord the pledge of allegiance and other people a good american and this is how i get treated there where are is values. that is what hurts me not the money issue where am i supposed to go i don't drive my family is here. where do they want us to go change sometimes is go and i've lived many decades her in san francisco i've seen many changes. however, it wasn't to humiliate people and throw people out and make people feel like they're less of a person. this is my final thing which has it become a sin to be poor. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, i'm sarah filling in for tom of the housing rights committee. first, i wanted to address the issue people bringing up mom and pop and the small

today we came here with trade partnership between the city and the army. they had a deal for the good of this country. >> at least six it in the suburb signed deals with the regime. there's talk of more to come. in some areas rebels agreed to hand in their weapons and return the army would lift its tight siege, let aid in, and allow the movement of civilians. the plan seems to be working elsewhere. a ceasefire allowed for the resumption of vital services and symbols of government's control. activists say they were forced to accept. >> people were eating grass. we had nothing but olives. it put pressure on the people. we didn't betray the revolution or the opposition. the ones that betrayed us for a whole year. children were dying. >> the government forces are gaping the upper -- gaining the upper hand. such deals are strengthening their position. >> the news of a ceasefire or reconciliation is watched by the syrian opposition. the opposition admits not doing enough for the people living under siege. at the same time it warned against costing the syrian gov

we've heard no comments from him on the leaks conversation between the e.u. foreign affairs chief catherine ashton and historian foreign minister where they talk about evidence that leaders not unocal which gave orders to snipers and the media on something like this i mean you would expect breaking news everywhere we're talking about evidence that those who are now celebrating victory in kiev may have well ordered snipers to shoot both peaceful protesters and the police but no none of that for hours it went unnoticed because it doesn't fit into the narrative as it but what the u.s. media was quick to pick up on were unverified reports like this one. robert serry has agreed to give up his mission here in ukraine he is of cool as the u.n. special envoy to ukraine he's from the netherlands a father of three and he was taken against his will a short time ago by militia so after a great deal of hysteria the u.n. confirmed that the envoy was not kidnapped but he did come across a group of protesters and the envoy who was apparently escorted by police at the time de

the us sanctions the intersections between the west. rochelle are being accompanied by a deepening economic stand off over the future of utrecht the effects of rippling through trading floors and boardrooms with acts for this rambling to protect revenues in global financial firms quilting services on the american and european sanctions remain limited in scope. there is concern that more sanctions could spiral into a trade war with hundreds of thousands of jobs across europe and rest. this is the most difficult market to see mission is to make the minute and i feel blessed is yet to come as wasting thousands to fight. mostly i need to associate the academy of contingencies the fast motion and its beak it's quite cute images from the us the credit on giants beat the candlestick on tables and treason and dealings with it the financial four down to the crimea crises has cooled rating agencies seats and standing and forced to downgrade down to the new russian jets from stable to negative. the suite the jet government owned company tried to c

links between ireland and the united states are dong and enjoying the time between teaching us presidents name irish heritage chilled to the bond between our group. all ever president reagan and kennedy descendants were trying to move into the united states today because not doing so illegally. i am honored to represent detainees ratings for the million other americans were buying groups there should be held undocumented irish living in united states because of their status. they are unable to return to london to visit family friends and neighbors immigration reform initiative in the us senate us house of representatives is a real opportunity to transform these honors. my great grandfather left here in times of stress. seeking to better himself and his family. so many irishmen and women from every walk of life played a role in creating the treatment the better. i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. o bond between our two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud to be here. in recognition and celebration of our times the irish lobby for immigration refor

the union iron works is adjacent to cherry hill and dog patch between mariposa and 22nd between illinois. the nomination was prepared by a preparation group and was one of the pier 70 master plan and we have a representative here. the district nomination studied the shipyard property the dash white line and evaluated it for a historic place. the northern portion of the site it the original 1880 shipyard. the union iron works contains a wide variety of strictly buildings go from world war ii. their locked east of illinois. in t in the nomination process began in the 1880. the red brick building is the building 113 and 14 viewed from the central baseline with the richest hill in the background. in 1884 did union iron works built the first ship and this ship was a freighter for the coal company. in 1886 the union iron constructed a blacksmith shop and those buildings were designed by civil engineers and they were joined in 1914 and this is the oldest survivor on the site. in 1896 they have a renaissance to serve as the union iron works office building and later the hospital. it was designed

nurses was between 2000 and 2008. at the peak of that shortage, we were recruiting about 20,000 nurses a year. >> reporter: the recession that hit in 2008 brought many part time and retired american nurses back into the job market. that left their filipino counterparts vying for fewer jobs and vulnerable to unscrupulous, even fraudulent recruiters. >> i was a nurse in the philippines and i was barely making it, i was making around $100 a month. >> reporter: five years ago, andrea santos was scouring the internet, looking to better her career prospects. she began communicating online with a denver-based recruiter. he offered her a job, and the sponsorship she required to apply for a work visa. >> so, i was surprised and very thankful. >> reporter: single at the time, santos left her infant daughter behind with her family. she also borrowed $6,500 from a mortgage size sum in the philippines. them to pay her way to america, >> he actually told me, okay, he will give the money back to me, you know. so, that made me intere

sleet between midnight and 3 a.m. and then boom, heaviest snow between 3 a.m. and 1 p.m., 4 to 12 inches for the general entire metro area. the farther north you go, less snow. the farther south you go, more snow, bull's eye into fredericksburg and southern maryland. we'll come back and talk more about the snow and timeline and the bitterly cold air behind the system. >>> montgomery county snow emergency goes into effect at midnight. we'll go outside now to nikki burdine. she's live in rockville, maryland. what have you seen? what are people saying up there? >> reporter: just in the past few minutes the rain has started to come down a lot heavier, but we are in rockville right off 270. i want you to look at the interstate. 270 looks really good now, cars moving just fine through there. of course, that's just because the roads are wet. it's just rain for now. of course, montgomery county and prince george's county are prepared for when that changes. we checked in with prince george's county earlier tonight. here's how they're looking. their salt supply is in goo

i thought the jokes on "between two ferns" were lame.say, it doesn't matter if 4 million sign up, it's who those 4 million are. the economic viability of the affordable care act is dependent upon having a sufficient number of young invincibles enrolled to offset those who have pre-existing conditions. that was the target audience on "between two ferns" not me and not bill o'reilly. no, the intended audience was 26-year-old kaitlyn. and judging from her e-mail, the president hit the target. thanks for watching. please come back next saturday. >>> it is good to see you. we're always grateful for your company. good saturday to you. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 here on the east coast. you're in the "cnn newsroom." ♪ if you're just waking up this morn and you thought when you went to bed last night you knew the theirive of this missing airlines flight 370 it has taken a dramatic turn overnight. we just learned in the last hour that the homes of both the captain and now a

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the bitter rivalries between the women pale in comparison between the rivalries of the half siblings, especially the sons, who want to inherit and who look for the most affection and attention from the very ab sent and very important -- absent and very important father. so polygamy is not such a good idea psychologically, and i don't accept the feminist arguments in favor of it. yes, i promised you. >> hi. it's such an honor to be here. i came across your work while doing research for hi custody case -- >> ah. >> and i have hope for, like, my life and someone to write about it, you know -- [inaudible] so i have to get this book. i borrowed the only library copy. i couldn't put it down. i loved on so many levels, especially the fact that you could recreate the voice of your youth, you know, in your 20s and as an adventuress even while you know in hindsight now you've withheld, let's say, all the truths that came later. i wanted to ask you, you said you brought three things back with you -- [inaudible] the water pipe and a -- [inaudible] and i was wondering if you were -- >> no, no. i'l

one of the consequences four i of russia shortage of respect that border between crime in ukraine is the joy you that things would generate for them in a terribly in the region for small before we get the problem the military times and an overstepping we should not miss out on the options diplomacy provides. we have problems in and around ukraine in the area and there is the strip and it didn't change often a reaction off the deep red or imprisoned or regime in russia. just what we have to address and the best way to address these differences these engagements nor can it to her incriminating sanctions. we need russia. globalization is the economic expansion said and it should not be truly a trade war and this is real danger all warm and individually. it is not very helpful to put a one sentence ho w. it the symoms dd becomes matter pride to be on the list o who who weasel. courtney disengagement because we need russia for other problems such as syria and iran. and to the corporation for the country. that night but better late than accused the eu the need to brush the rest he needs th

has been between ten and twelve percent of g.d.p. for many years it should be up near eighteen or twenty percent of g.d.p. which is where it is in the us and in germany i think oprah has suffered largely because we've had very little investment and hopefully that will help i think increasing the personal allowance from ten to ten thousand pounds is also a positive thing so in general i think he has made some bold micro moves i still have max as you know as i think you two big problems on the macro from the debt skyrocket index still sky oh it's all going to go we gotta go we're out of time no more words you're out of time all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests leave him how again he backs if you like to get in touch tweet us advertise a report and the next time by our. welcome to the future. we shake it took a bit internal heat as moscow's firefighters put their leaky skid through spaces. we go back to the classroom and learn the communic

let's go to paris and get more on these talks between sergei lavrov and u.s. secretary of state john kerry. hugh scoffield joins us. it had been hospital that the ukraine foreign minister would be involved as well. but that's not going to happen. >> reporter: we don't know. william hague, the british foreign secretary was speaking about a half hour ago. he said one of the tests of the day would be to see if ukrainians and russians could start some dialogue. obviously from william hague's perspective, that would be a good thing. the implication that there is a chance of a hope that mr. lavrov and the new ukrainian foreign minister might be brought together at least in the same room to start a dialogue. we have no knowledge if that's going to happen. it will be a pointer were it to happen that something positive, some kind of deescalation might be in train. one has to say as a big caveat that up to now, the russians, mr. lavrov, have refused to recognize the government in kiev. it may well be that he simply says i don't recognize this person as a legitimate fore

eyes are focused on whether the red cross meetings will lead to formal bilateral talks between the two governments. back in twenty twelve the first on a level meeting between the two countries was held in four years after similar red cross discussions. the fall of talks were scrapped after north korea launched a long range rockets. dunedin. itn news. a christian missionary from australia who had been detained in north korea for around two weeks is a free man today. the north's official korean central news agency says to retain the least seventy five year old son to work in consideration of his age and because they say he apologized for violating north korean moms are left free trip to north korea last month and was arrested after officials found christian pamphlets in the korean language in his luggage. his tally to write the beijing airport monday morning was picked up by the australian embassy without making any comments. and that's here in the south president happen hence as prohibition of the unified korea will go beyond overcoming division will aim to trading in future for the pen

between ukraine and russia continued through the night as the reporting deadline for ukrainian soldiers to surrender passed without serious incident. western media on a march third had reported that russia's black sea fleet told ukrainian forces in crimea to surrender by five am on march for four faced a military assault thousands of russian troops invaded the peninsula late last month after former president viktor yanukovich fled to russia. us secretary of state john kerry meanwhile has departed washington for urgent talks in kiev. us officials have said all options are on the table and the european union has threatened russia with sanctioned much russian troops are returned to their barracks before march six moscow's united nations envoy said on march. third that ukraine's ousted leader viktor yanukovich is the legal president of ukraine and that its letter to russian president but the most potent requesting military intervention justified russian military presence in crimea. he showed the letter j j henry and orkut which led to rush in late february after three months of protests aga

or can i with more now on the ties between the nations. a marriage of convenience between two partners who couldn't be more different but opposites attract it wasn't necessarily based on love relationship but that it was a strong stable marriage for many years the two have grown quite used to each other . if was said that israel is the fifty first state of the usa then we are able to say that the kingdom of saudi arabia is the fifty second state of the usa despite that the union between the u.s. and saudi arabia has recently hit some bumps washington steps to negotiate with iran felt like adultery to the saudis while blessing the mubarak cool in egypt as well as failing to strike the assad government in syria like a betrayal but sleeping in a separate bed from the saudis is not what washington desires and the u.s. president is now set to kiss and make up president obama has decided to go and visit saudi arabia and part to reassure saudis that the united states will remain and is. saudi arabia. this is obama's first trip to the top world oi

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and shortly after the trilateral meeting between leaders of south korea the us and japan north korea fired two more missiles into the ec south korea's defence ministry says the launch is in clear violation of un resolutions or uv on as the details two men range ballistic rocket than six hundred and fifty km from an area north of county down. japan forced busing into the ec early wednesday morning. north korea has been firing missiles into its eastern waters with some regularity over the past two months. and this one was identified by south korea's defense ministry has a new little miss l which represents a change. they have an awesome range of thirteen hundred km which means they can reach him not to south korea japan as well given a more dangerous nature of the missiles and the defence ministry held in the news the early press briefing wednesday morning it has strongly condemned the move. north korea's ballistic missile launches an outright violation of un resolutions and it's an act of provocation against south korean international community. i looked up and the missiles is the fir