. >> anders will offer the rebuttal. each team will have three minutes. >> this is a debate we need to have. first of all, what kind of a power is russia today? you seem to suggest that we don't know what russia wants. isis very clear that russia a revisionist power. president putin has said and that the end of the soviet union was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe in the last century. article saying 1939,itler was good until when he gathered the lands of austria, the sudetenland peacefully. this is the most official newspaper we see in russia today. what has happened is that putin speech onde a grand the importance of a russian speaking people in that it must be brought together. , how can we stop putin? there are two answers. one is that we stop them with war, which inevitably is happening now. so little has been done to stop them. or we really throw in everything, in terms of sanctions, in order to stop them. can we stop them with sanctions? i am not sure. i would certainly try to do something, rather than talking

this gentleman is saying that in fact anders was a good guy. this part in the book that he refused to get to the execution. no matter how much, you know, i know about these men i cannot spend a year with them. >> yes. >> there was a lot of testimony at the trials. would you describe the terrible conduct of the people on trial? did a prisoner ever express any reaction? >> not that i know of. the question was whether the prisoners ever expressed what was happening during the trials themselves to the chaplain's. the testimony that they were giving that was coming out of what their thoughts were about. from all the reading that i did most of that comes from books written by a psychologist, psychiatrist who was an american, douglas kelly. gilbert. thank you. your dancer makes. gilbert was one of a cut -- psychiatrists. i don't know it -- nothing that i know of has come from the chaplains themselves. most of the comments about testimony about each other's testimony comes from gilbert. >> they have not had a chance to read your books. and don't have a

andrew, tom, david, and anders. thank you so much. >> one more round of applause for our fabulous moderator. [applause] >> the most recent in our series of debates, find it on mccain institute.org, our youtube channel, our itunes page. find out how you can support the institute. thank you for coming. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] nato says its military presence along the lines is eastern border will be increasingly evident in response to russia's aggression in ukraine. the alliances secretary says nato aircraft will fly more missions over the baltic region and says ships will deploy to the baltic sea, eastern mediterranean, and elsewhere if needed. while congress is on break this week, we are presenting some of the supreme court's notable oral arguments this term. this evening, a case dealing with free speech and discrimination. justices look at whether secret service agents can be sued for removing protesters, an organ hot

joining me is anders fogh rasmussen, nato's secretary general. i am pleased to have him back on this program. thank you very much, mr. secretary general, it's good to have you back. >> you're welcome. >> rose: tell me what you mean when you say nato suspends all practical cooperation with russia and that it means certainly that no more business as usual? would you elaborate? >> yeah, we have decided to suspend all political and-- all military and civilian practical cooperation with russia as a response to russia's illegal military action in ukraine. so it means that a number of cooperation projects, where we have coomented with russia, will now be suspended. some of them will continue, but without participation of russia. >> rose: you're waiting for russia to withdraw froops from the ukraine border. when do you expect that to happen? >> well oorkts difficult to speak about expectations here because we have seen a very determined russian action in crimea, but we urge russia to pull back its troops, to live up to her international obligations, and

snd the rest of the day' evidence, according to the secretary general of nato, anders fogh rasmussenspeaking on the nato summit that has reignited the 22 foreign minister saud nato. he described the situation in ukraine is incredibly concerning, talking about the ldap of russian forces. he warned that an incursion by moscow could be achieved within three days to five days. the former president of the ukraine said that he was wrong to invite russian troops into crimea. the ousted president, viktor yanukovich, tried to persuade russia to return the peninsula to ukraine. it is his first statement since fleeing to russia and february. he defended his actions during the revolution that overthrew him. i personally never gave any orders to shoot. as far as i know, the weapons were never given to those except inoops defending the state buildings and the state bodies. they just complied with their orders. haveinciples, which i always followed, are that no authority, no power is worth a drop of blood. to venezuela now where the roman catholic church is accused government of nicolas maduro of t

to name a dead man disposition of troops will begin immediately says connected secretary general anders for christmas and its european countries opec and glasgow attacks had been made to the embassy is guaranteed by the tragedy of the decision is aimed at protection and inspiration so it fully complies with its nest obligations to meet him. the cost of the secretary general to dissipate into the body negotiations. tomato forty supports the geneva talks. or the efforts of the international community to find a pretty cute shirt ocean cleats for theaters and the democrats the aspirations of the entire ukrainian keeper and respects at the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we call on russia the matildas have you crying from god and trying to bring in cnn the u n commission on law and lodgment and european neighbourhood policy studies for them to the politician spoke to me. npcc has been to once again. this command station and start ups from the green light. as a result the suite that manatees and seventy intended to integrity of the main factor that will have a bit of snow pr

andere at the beatification now we have come for the canonization as well. >> we owe so much to him. we are going to pray for him. >> pilgrims are coming by train, bus, and even motorbike, like this group, which has brought along its own priest. two of the 20th century's most prominent hopes are being made saints. john paul ii visited more countries than any of his predecessors. john the 23rd made long overdue church to the catholic in the 20th century. it will be a show as well is a solemn ceremony. news.sports in soccer, byron shook off recent poor form, smashing five goals. gameeventually won the 5-2. it was a bad day for nuremberg. the team lost 2-0. threat of relegation is looming large. in friday kickoffs, guard edged further away by picking up a goal in hanover. stewed guard -- that guard looked for all three points. the referee called offsides. in the second half, almost a late victory for the home team, but the shot was saved by the keeper. let's take a look at all the results so far this weekend. you course -- the scores see there. off on sunday, ouster faces hamburg. thing

so i want to discuss vice chair scott wiener ander er eric mar to attend as well. >> thank you.ake that direction and convene that meeting the next month. >> we usually have a special trip. we took one last /kwraoeur to look at how we can move more effectively, these projects. i'm really concerned that we're not moving

so i want to discuss vice chair scott wiener ander er eric mar to attend as well. >> thank you. we will take that direction and convene that meeting the next month. >> we usually have a special trip. we took one last /kwraoeur to look at how we can move more effectively, these projects. i'm really concerned that we're not moving them, even after this added attention that was given, we're not moving them quickly enough. >> great. thank you, very much. >> okay. can we have public comments on the executive director's report? seeing none, we will move forward with the comment. >> this is the next item. >> okay. comments and questions on item number 5? seeing none, we're going on to the public comments. we will close the comments. we're required to do a roll call vote. so we will have a roll call vote. [roll call]. >> the item passes. >> the item passes, let's go on to the next item, please. >> item six, not to exceed 598,000. the off ramp realignment project during the construction phase. and non-material terms and conditions. this is a national item. >> thank you. comments, concern

other inductees are cat stevens, hall & oates, peter gabriel, kiss ander in vanna .he bay area's linda ronstadt was also inducted but could not attend because she has parkinson's disease. >>> cbs has named a replacement for david letterman on "the late show." the new host will be stephen colbert. he says just being a guest on letterman's show has been a highlight of his career so far. >> this man has influenced who came before him and even a few who came after him he is that good and i don't envy whoever they try to put in that chair. >> cbs made the announcement a week after he said elbow out next year. the network ceo says coal ber will not portray an out-of- touch conservative as he has on comedy come. instead he will just be himself. >> the persona of stephen colbert is going to be original, smart and different. >> colbert turns 50 next month. his salary at comedy central is reported to be around $6 million, less than half of what letterman makes. >>> if you want to add some color to that salad, fresh grocer tony tantillo says think radicchio. >> reporter: it has

when anders pulls the shoot. watch carefully. did you miss it?ly missed b eed by a f meteorite. it was confirmed at university of oslo. they are calling a world first. the chances of it happening less likely than winning the lottery three times, thomas. i don't know if he's lucky or unlucky. >> he's lucky. it could have torn through the shoot or clocked him in the head. >> it's probably moving pretty fast. i don't know if you recover from that. >> i don't know. good thing for him. we wouldn't be showing it if something worse happens. i think he's lucky. >>> turn to paul ryan has taken plenty of criticism in the budget. but jimmy fallon might think he has another motive. >> paul ryan released the budget proposal for 2015. saying it would balance federal spending in ten years. it's a detailed plan he lays out month by month. take a look, in january of 2015, he wants to have obamacare repealed. in february he wants to begin enacting $5 trillion in cuts. march, increase defense spending. did you see april? let see may. i think i know what's going on

and a team that made its position of troops will begin immediately says connected secretary general anders for christmas and its european countries until seconds left of attacks intended to members is guaranteed by the church of the decision is aimed at protection and escalation. so it fully complies with interest obligations to meet up the cost of the secretary general to dissipate into the body negotiations. comes in eight or forty supports the geneva talks. or the efforts of the international community to find imported crude settled in crates for theaters. as a democrat seeking aspirations of the entire ukrainian people and respects at the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we call on russia the typical mom. crying too hard and trying to get leniency and is beginning to snuggle and watch it and european neighbourhood policy second edition spoke to me and he's desperate to once again. this great nation and his ups on the green light as a result this week that the ratings of seventeen to return to the greens had to have us that there was no promise you won't want us to new

. >> and this young woman on "anders "anderson" last night, these kids, they learn cpr, learn first aid. they don't think they'll have to use it in their own school hallways. >> no. wish they were learning math. i wish that's what they could pay attention to. stay tuned throughout the morning for continuing coverage of this story. >>> we're back out this morning searching for the elusive pings that might be coming from flight 370's black box on the bottom of the indian ocean after the two latest signals were detected. the search area has now been narrowed, shrinking by some 7,000 square miles. cnn's erin mclaughlin is live for us in perth, australia, this morning. erin, bring us up to speed on what's the latest. we know that they've searched that -- they've narrowed that search area, but it is still slow going as they listen for more sounds, more acoustic events, as they call them, from these black boxes. >> reporter: that's right, christine. a short while ago, i spoke to a spokesperson from the british ministry of defense, who told me that the "hms echo," which is a british vessel, is

and looking at the view from theler ander toum camera you can see the low clouds making their way across mid-60s around fairfield, concord, livermore. if you're stepping out to grab dinner you'll need a coat or jacket. at it breezy and getting gray. low clouds and fog overnight. a little warmer the next two days, looking at breezy, cooler weather for tuesday. the second half of the weekend will feature mine you're charge -- minor changes. we're looking at a minor warming trend and the clouds moving back. sunny for most of the bay area sunday afternoon except near the coast where we'll see some fog lingering well into the afternoon. tomorrow morning, on the gray side. if your kids have an early game, give them a jacket. cloud clover across the bay area and fog, and then tomorrow afternoon, mild in the south bay, sunny, 74. los gatos, 70 in sunnyvale. temperature coming up a few degrees in san francisco. north bay, mid-70s, recent santa rosa, sonoma, east bay. 71, castro valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures in the low 80s on monday and then the breeze picks up on tuesda

on the stand at her trial she admitted she drank most of a pint of gin and several beers ander mother told her not to iv and sheen she drove car she d night a dumpster. an officer was on the scene, arrested her. when he put her in cuffs he put her in the back seat of his police vehicle while he was checking on her boyfriend, she somehow got her hands cuffed behind her to her front, climbed through the partition of the police car, able to get behind the wheel and take off. she is the one driving this police car erratically. >> yes. behind the wheel of this car, she reached speeds of 100 miles per hour. >> whoa. that was close. >> she barely missed some people. >> how did this come to an end, crashed or managed to stop her? >> she eventually does crash into a pole. at that point, police say she was hurt but she took off. they didn't find her until the next morning. >> wow. >> escape artist. >> this happened in september. she was convicted of dui, escape, evading arrest, theft of over $10,000, reckless endangerment. >>> an unbelievable rescue caught on camera in israel. check this video

we'll see a lot of upper 40s instead ander in 50 in some locations. 50 in san francisco and richmond,t overnight but it will allow us to warm up as well early on in the morning. so mild temperatures in the south bay. 77 your high in san jose. normal temperature is 70. so we're a good few degrees warmer than normal. upper 70s through los altos and the her part of the peninsula. downtown san francisco, 68 for year. a lot of folks have the week off for spring break so enjoy the nice weather. 70s 2080 in sonoma some napa and a lot of 70s in the east bay. 72 in berkeley. 77 in hercules, and theses are the low 80s. concord, antioch, livermore. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunshine, warmer weather in store after a clear start. then cooler and breezy, and then we start to hit near average mid-week and kind of holding steady almost a very noneventful weather pattern, but it's going to be gorgeous into easter weekend. >> perfect. thank you so much. shu is off, rick is in. you have more masters. >> the question, would the pressure get to young jordan spieth? the final round of the

foremost on the crisis however following that invests in this euro meeting that nato secretary general anders trust me it was nice and backtracked on the whole suspension. they are the very least he confused just about everyone because he's sad that he'll actually expects bright side to continue working with the lions on important issues. i would eat sticks to it. they come to the clerk what extent prague aches at two to continue. i would also expects that the afghanistan relate its incorporation card it said true to continue. and that the trend seed arrangements as well as the head a cropped up projects or so because we have a joint interest in ensuring success of our mission in afghanistan. so it's not very clear what the suspension really means because as it turns out nato wants to punish russia but also expects of moscow to cooperate when i eat requested by ei the western alliance so it's not very clear white media alive means that saying that it's suspending all eyes civil and military cooperation with russia and in addition to boulder this mean that nate is now saying it wants to increa

nato secretary general anders progress nuisance as he's extremely concerned about the escalation of tension in the eastern ukraine crisis and released a statement that said he sees a concerted campaign of violence by pro russian separatists to destabilize ukraine as a sovereign state. its appearance in eastern ukraine of men with a special introduction by thin. on to infinity and family to that worn by biking trips during my shoes feature of many susan called on russia to de escalate the crisis and pulled back and a large number of its chips from ukraine's border. he said any further russian military interference under any pretext. deep in russia's international isolation. he was a nice cousin joe biden will visit the key fa later this month he plans to meet the interim government leaders to discuss the situation. white house officials released a statement on saturday. that said i didn't trip on april twenty seconds is a show of the u s support. i did and the ukrainian leaders will discuss recent developments as well as a presidential election scheduled for the end of may. the steering comm

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and the process when the tape was first released was to appoint an investigator and it was david anders. >> you said you would encourage owners to force the sale of the clippers and when will that action take place? >> the process will begin immediately. we will most likely use a standing committee of the nba or the equivalent of our executive committees, our advisory finance committee. i have had several discussions with our chairman of the board and the leader of the advisory finance committee and we will begin that process immediately. third row on the end, howard? >> in your conversations with donald sterling did he own up to it? and what, if anything, has he expressed approaching remorse, regret or anything? his sentiment? >> he acknowledged it was his voice on the tape and he has not expressed to me directly any other views. >> commissioner, a message do you have for the clippers and their fans and their fan base in terms of moving forward from this point? >> my message to the clippers' fan the league is far bigger than any one owner, any one coach, any one player, this institutio

nato secretary general anders fall rasmussen warned russia to st for their intervention in ukraine that be of close historic mistake and that it would lead to further international isolation for russia the crisis worsened over the weekend with progress and activists seized regional government buildings in three eastern ukrainian cities. on tuesday ukraine's interior ministry said it had detained some seventy people during an anti operation and car keys but the protesters are still in control of the state security building to new heights. protesters occupying a government building and film that's kept declared the people's republic of the match and are planning a referendum to join the russian republic on the eleventh. but the potential potter cake as the polarization of progress since april ukrainians in the three cities is great gary bennett was in crimea which russia next month ago his last. itn news. turning now to some welcome news on the search for that missing malaysian airline air officials say the two french underwater pains detected tuesday are consistent with the plane's black

on that topic would reveal that years ago when nato chief anders erasmus and then serving as denmark'srime minister once apparently secretly recorded a private meeting with the russian president helen a doe spokesperson call that accusation total nonsense. a different story being told in the danish media journalist was making a documentary about rasmussen at the time described how he personally takes the microphone to the future nato chief and said rasmussen and then unknowingly wore it during a meeting with hu. more news still to come after a short break your heart international stay with us on the and all. ay ay ay the two language. more news programs and documentaries in arabic. it's cool to room off to the report and we'll talk we are to continue this intriguing story. are you today the trial of the arabic for no more visit our big old auntie don't call the us ninety minutes past the are an airstrike in southern yemen has killed about twenty five suspected al qaeda militants in the second operation over the last two days on saturday an anti terror drone strike in the lives of ten m

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money andere are resources attached to it as well.that goes along way to answering if it is just ideology or an organization. question over here. turkey and i might -- i am a consultant. thing i noticed, i just checked every page of the report. i have not seen one word about turkey and the reports. i would like to ask the question regarding the atv. thatnk it is a coincidence it is spelled like action. there is a connection there. march 19 aboutle the wrong enemy. aboutt book talking regardingwith u.s. the times they played with double-faced. also, i would like to talk about article in the london book review on the subject of turkish intelligence to syrian al qaeda groups. >> to continue down the ideology route, i should note i think it is an idea on ideology as well as an organization. please don't take that as contradiction. even if you do not see signs of organizational connection or proof of this, that does not mean this group does not have a connection to al qaeda core objectives, and therefore, we can sort of ignore them. that a

we have a lot of rainfall on the 680 corridor, 880 corridor ander where inland. that is south to martinez, vacaville. all the way down to san jose we're still seeing rain. notice the yellows are moving east. so it will be the central valley getting they have victims rainfall now. look at the left side of your television screen. just scattered showers. i think the most widespread heaviest rainfall is finished for san francisco for oakland, for san jose. we will see scattered showers throughout the evening. that said, we still could see small hail, a few lightning strikes. little bit of sunshine right before sunset over san francisco. heaviest rain is done, but still kind of unstable new mexico about midnight. it was wild. >> yeah, it was. >> thank, paul. >> for news throughout evening, the news always on -- the evening, always on our website kpix.com. >> have great evening. see you back here at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a bette

i'm joined now by zebra technology chief executive, anders gustafsson. thank you very much for being here. let's talk about what it is exactly that zebra technology is buying. what are you getting? >> we're buying the enterprise solutions part of motorola solutions. so that is the former symbol name. >> symbol technologies. >> but it also includes rugged mobile, data scanners, wireless land products, a number of other products around that. but it's all part of basically what has historically been the other end of zebra solution. we've worked in front of customers together for years. we're doing a piece, they're doing another piece, but together we're offering a more complete solution for our customers. >> i'm wondering if you can just describe an example. because zebra technology may be familiar to people who go to the checkout counter and they see someone with a bar code reader and that bar code reader and system is connected to what zebra technology does in terms of even just putting the bar code on there. >> absolutely. both zebra and the enterprise b

beginning saturday morning when this first tape was released was two point .nd investigator it was david anders. he conducted a series of interviews with some by phone, some in person and he concluded his investigation late last night. >> you said you would encourage owners to force the sale of the clippers, when will that action take place? >> the process will begin immediately, we will most likely use the standing committee of the nba or the equivalent of our executive committees, our advisory finance committee, i've had several discussions with glen taylor who is our chairman of the board and also the leader of the advisory committee and we will begin that process immediately. >> in your conversations with sterling, did he own up to this immediately? was it only after you had some kind of proof question mark what if anything has he expressed reposting remorse, regret, anything? >> mr. sterling acknowledged it was his voice on the tape and he has not expressed to me directly any other views. we will go right here. >> andrew rosario. do you have for the clippers and their fans and their fan ba

it was david anders from the whatell lipton firm. he conducted several interferes aninterviews,and concluded his n late last night. >> jeff, there on the left. >> jeff, "u.s.a. today." you said you would encourage owners to force the sell of the clippers. when will that action take place? >> the process will begin immediately. we will most likely use a standing committee of the nba or the equivalent of our executive committee as our advisory finance committee. i've had several discussions with glen taylor, our chairman of the board, and also the leader of the advisory finance committee, and we'll begin that process immediately. >> third row on the end, howard? >> adam, in your conversations with sterling, did he own up to this immediately? was it only after you had come up with some proof, and what, if anything, has he expressed i approaching remorse, regret, anything, what is his sentiment at this point. >> mr. sterling acknowledged that it was his voice on the tape, and he has not expressed to me directly any other views. >> andrew

>> selling blue jeans and washing machines ander is owes.to get your reaction to this. >> there have been burps in the road, but they've only been turbulence. they have not been obstacles to the american people having a healthier lives. our founders wants life, a healthier life, liberty, the freedom to pursue their happiness, not job lost. neil: that was nancy pelosi more or less saying our founding fathers would have wanted this health care law, and i could just see george washington check here, check here, damn, am i covered for this? really? >> claiming that suddenly washington and madison and jefferson and adams were socialists that wanted to redistrict wealth? i think it's a gross misreading of a selected portion of the declaration of independence. i've got to tell you, i sat next to her on a plane flight recently, and as soon as i sat down, she looked at me and said, oh, can we agree not to talk politics? we had a perfectly lovely conversation for the duration of the -- neil: what'd you talk about? >> >> who our mutual friends were in

if the sanctions are serious, which is what i recommend we should go ander sectorial and financial andeally have an impact on the russian economy, then i think exxons and shells, others alike should be prepared for actions by the russian government against them. >> all right, ian, we often hear that the old the major stock index is down. some of the billionaires are less rich than they were. there any hope or chance that the richest inside russia will say to putin, hey, you're wiping us out, stop it? >> you have to understand this is an authoritarian regime, not washington, d.c. or bonne, where there are corporate interests that will migrate. this is a one-man show over in the kremlin. he controls everybody. these sanctions have taken 5 for 7 billion of an oligarch's wealth. he wants to demonstrate loyalty to putin, so the influence on putin directly i think tends to be exaggerated. in fact we should be thinking about how does an authoritarian regime react? that's why you need wider sanctions. >> ian brzezinski, a real pleasure you have to you on the program. thank you very much. >> th

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. >> anders rasmussen speaking in brussels. jonathan, what's that announcement all about?ring the nervous neighbors? >> absolutely. two things. reassuring nato's allies in the baltics and in central europe. the baltic republics, poland and so on, who are alarmed by the russian deployments on ukraine's border. it's reassuring them that the alliance is solid. that it's willing to take action to defend its members if necessary. and, of course, the second part is to send a very clear signal of the same message to moscow. what's interesting in this is that the air and the naval parts are relatively easy to do. we've already seen the nato air patrols over the baltic stepped up. mr. rasmussen said there would be more of that patrolling. he mentioned nato ships would be sent to the baltic and eastern mediterranean. interesting he didn't mention the black sea by name. that might, perhaps, be too much of a provocation to the russians. when he talked about the land side of forces, he talked about military staffs being deployed to enhance exercises and so on. he didn't talk about the

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anders rasmussen today accused russia of trying to move troops into places it hasn't controlled sinceunion. he says nato is gravely concerned about russia's troop buildup on the border it shares with ukraine. >>> killed in afghanistan in march. zero. that's right. there hasn't been an american casualty-free month in the war on terror since january 2007. so zero is a very significant number. it does not, however, mean that afghanistan is stopping a very, very violent place. officials accuse the taliban of kidnapping and killing a politician and nine of his supporters, just last night. and since october 2001, it needs to be reminded of all of us that 2,300 u.s. military members have died there. and that is a rough number. actually more. want you to take a look at a doctor's face. here's the reason. there's the reason she is looking that way. that is something weird stuck in a human body. it is a chain saw. there was a guy who was trimming trees who had a little accident, and wound up with his own chain saw jammed deep into his neck and shoulder. really missing everything that you don't

mary anders' dad mayor of new orleans, brother's mayor now. won in tough times. there's a pretty good candidates and i agree with the overall climate is still favorable to the republicans in 2014, but i think the democrats have kind of gotten themselves off the campus. >> woodruff: one of the things you're hearing is the democrats are running very tough ads against the republican challengers and it's paying off, at least early in this cycle. >> i would pay particular attention to north carolina. if you want to know which way the senate goes, north carolina would be the win. >> following, notice the pattern created by harry reid in nevada where they advertised in the republican primary against the leading candidate hoping to draw the equivalent of christine o'donnell or todd akin in november. >> woodruff: well, nothing but good examples set here. mark shields, david brooks, thank you both. some four centuries after the death of william shakespeare, london's globe theatre is launching a plan to take the playwright's tale of a tormented prince around the world. jeff

on top a putin revealed years ago a nato chief anders fogh rasmussen while serving as denmark's primeinister once secretly recorded a private meeting with the russian president but a nato spokesperson called the accusation total nonsense a different story being told in the danish media a journalist who was making a documentary about rasmusen at the time described how he'd personally fix the microphone to the future nato chief and says rasmusen that knowingly wore it to a meeting with putin more news coming your way after a short break here on r t international. in reality radiation is still there and it is killing our children dying also hard conditions assman leukemia but the authorities are still hiding the truth from us and i don't know why they have children of their own so much to protect our children. your friends post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college different. your boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep. ignoring. the post only what really matters. to your facebook you street. and anti terror dr

i hope helium wins because it was, i believe, john anders and kim magnesson or something like that.s that won, and i just wanted them to win. so when i read it, when i opened it up to read who it was, and i saw that it was "helium," i read with it so much enthusiasm. [ laughter ] because i'm already -- i'm laughing about the inside joke. i'm laughing as a huge sigh of relief. i go backstage, and you have to take the photos with the guys, the winners and everything. i show up down there. i'm watching them do best supporting actress, before lupita goes up there on stage, and i'm like oh, [ bleep ] shoot -- sorry. [ laughter ] i haven't been tv in a while. >> seth: you do those words in the movies, right? >> i do those movie words. those are movie words. [ laughter ] where the people already paid for it. advertisers don't like it when it's happening in the middle. i take out my phone, and i'm like i shouldn't have had this on the whole time, and it's you saying "great job, you read that like you had money on it." [ laughter ] >> seth: when helium happened, i was like "what is he thinki

secretary-general anders foch rasmussen spoke in prague and said any further russian intervention could have grave consequences. >> you have a choice to stop blaming others for your own actions; to stop massing your troops; to stop es ca lightsing this crisis and start engaging in a genuine dialogue. >> woodruff: rasmussen also said nato is considering its own deployments within eastern europe. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov shot back that even talking of deploying troops near russia is a violation of existing agreements. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin issued his own warning over natural gas. he said ukraine must start paying in advance or deliveries may be halted. in washington, there's word that enrollment under the new health care law has now hit 7.5 million. the announcement today is an increase from 7.1 million last week. open enrollment officially ended march 31, but many people were given extra time. house republicans have pushed through a non-binding budget that promises to wipe out deficits in ten years. budget committee chair paul ryan wrote the plan, incl

s secretary-general, anders fogh rasmussen, said nato would fly sorties over the baltic region and deploy ships into the baltic and the eastern mediterranean seas. he insisted again that russia stand down it's forces arrayed on ukraine's border. >> we call on russia to be part of the solution, to stop destabilizing ukraine, pull back its troops from the borders and make clear it doesn't support the violent actions of well- armed militias of pro-russian separatists. >> reporter: the public u.s. position remained diplomacy first, and non-lethal aid for ukraine. state department spokeswoman marie harf. >> there is no military solution here. we don't want to see more escalation; what we want is de- escalation. at the same time we're constantly reviewing ukrainian request for assistance and determining what's most appropriate to provide. >> reporter: in pursuit of diplomacy, secretary of state john kerry joins talks in geneva tomorrow with russian, ukrainian and e.u. officials. the u.s. has also warned of additional sanctions if russia advances further. >> ifill: and margaret joins me now. as

it was david anders from the wachtel lipton firm. he conducted a series of interviews, some by phone, some in person. he concluded his investigation late last night. >> 7th row on the left, jeff. give the microphone to jeff, please. no, jeff, right there. 7th row on the left. >> jeff, "usa today." adam, you said you would encourage owners to force the sale of the clippers. when will that action take place? >> the process will begin immediately. we will most likely use a standing committee of the nba, or the live went of our executive committee is our advisory finance committee. i've had several discussions with glen taylor, who is our chairman of the board and also the leader of the advisory finance committee and we will begin that process immediately. >> third row on the end. howard. >> howard beck, bleacher report. adam, in your conversations with sterling, did he own up to this immediately? was it only after you guys had come up with some sort of proof? what if anything has he expressed approaching remorse, regret, anything? what

secretary-general anders fogh rasmussen, against further russian incursion into ukraine. >> it would be an historic mistake. it would have grave consequences for our relationship with russia and it would further isolate russia internationally. >> warner: there are plans underway for diplomats from russia, ukraine, the u.s., and the european union to hold talks on the crisis, but no date has been set. >> woodruff: and margaret joins me now. how much of an escalation is this on the part of these pro-russian elements? >> a pretty serious one. right after crimea, you had a flurry of lookalikes taking over parliament in the eastern regions. but they were quickly beaten back, new governors appointed and brought in forces. they left peacefully, no blood was shed. demonstrations in the plazas. this weekend was different. gangs came in, stormed the buildings, there are suspicions that the police kind of let them do it. and then at least in donetsk, i talked to a couple of chief aides of the governor today said now armed people are control in the very building where he and i had spoken and sai