the first meeting of kazakhstan and azerbaijan the teams will be held on the twenty fifth in austin on the return meeting scheduled for may second. the bicycle races could not reach the top ten on the prestigious one day tour of flanders. this one a classic race was won by swiss re's if i can cut somewhere up from the team truck factory. olympic champion in two thousand a four time with cheap and won the sprint star in the individual start so they can go to boise from austin a protein to the head of the tote on until the last kilometers but failed to qualify that for the decisive got income and finishing on the forty ninth on the sparkle also. it was at some of them. these will just twice and forty kilometers before the finish line there was a gold record for the mountain. the group was divided into three and then we caught up. there were no cars in our research cheese the wheel a disaster situation with nothing depends on you the opening item on his was the best parts of it. some of the session was a bit silly i know. sure or scolding the book is a rusty so it will show. two of the ma

look what happened in azerbaijan, mull dova and georgia when they made aggressive moves.pushed them to the west. azerbaijan worked out two pipelines to get their oil and gas to the west without having to go through russia. and why did they do that? because they were reacting to putin. in the case of ukraine, we ought to take steps immediately to begin to say we will sell u.s. natural gas to europe. and we'll expedite the creation of the facilities necessary to do that. this week we had an important bit of news which was that some of the central european countries are making agreements with ukraine for reverse flow. that is to say to be able to sell gas from central and western europe to ukraine to relieve them of the necessity of buying russian gas. but there needs to be a strategic framework that says what are we going to do to take advantage of this moment that we didn't want but that has been given to us? ukraine has been lost to the russians for a generation. the question is are we going too to act strong enough that ukrainians and central europeans and the western eu

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security is moving forward with plans to bolster military cooperation with former soviet union states azerbaijan armenia and will go according to leaked paper. the bill could begin holding joint training missions with these former soviet states. a complicating matters in your life bulgaria and healed them for the country's armed forces has been put on high alert for deployed its air force a vote three times in the last two months following the recent spike in russian military aircraft flying near its aerial borders on the black sea. so as moscow flex its military muscle in former soviet territories they may be of nato forces to serve as an effective deterrent to an unpredictable the eye. today is the upcoming race celebration dedicated to the boss i would say that in the reading of the dock. the shia tuition in rome and a very special at the top colt not a doubt that the chief of the doubt. made by the children albeit off a youth officer school. this site about is intended for other children. not only jewish. that tells the story of the exodus from egypt and is the hottest place on the heart of

false is the coach of azerbaijan national squad. in nineteen ninety six he led the german side to victory in the european championships with james bond and striker and team captain. well we don't always have soccer with some winter sports now as well. italy's simone oregon a has broken his own world skiing in world record other and speed skiing the going on a cold. has the ability to read fifty two kilometers around. as he raced down the slope of the unknowns on monday. as the utility of faster than his previous day the total rebuilding in the decades to break his last recorded the event well done they say james do you believe. shea. i have. he is i don't. i watch it. i heard my head. it meant. he is ace dead. he stops. i used to. there were thousands of students and post a careful to do justice to watch the eye. statistics. i got to know the song on the too much the us. no dvd. all along. i would the tree. welcome. so many sons and daughters of somebody's got to get a chance. the island. i think you see something of what is the rat

labeled triple the line and from one country does not mean that with the pa with miguel in jap and azerbaijan for stock. i'm not well known something great in shape but now my rucksack. if anything isolation from the last minute and raking and it seemed to mind though that they carry even more important then and i'm as we know i'd do if the laser most cases the tentacle nineties and payment to them on to being pressed into it a shot town polite be that add maths is not the thing is i'm still coming back and keep on coming prosecute the men painted. i cannot speak truth to counteract these academic katie building them the other side only a friend of the defendant they don't want a friend in need is a president can be. we would save mr prudent. if you were from and enjoy a website because of what i can promise that he was a bit of attention from us. ray allen and flight drink too many. he is not only with a terrible hangover but also suspected of terrorism. it had sought to calm the forced on a map to. for forty one percent of serious chemical weapons were to be destroyed. sunday's deadline of

it is bordered by eight countries -- bulgaria, armenia, greece, georgia, azerbaijan, syria, iraq, iran. many have fled across the border. the turkish republic was founded after the end of the ottoman empire. many credit the first president with creating turkey as a modern and secular nation. i went to istanbul for a rare interview with tayyip erdogan. he was considered a man who could be a bridge between the west and islamist world. erdogan today is the source of some controversy. he's accused of coming down hard on anyone who opposes him. what are and youtube have been banned. demonstrators have been violently dispersed. some fear that in the process he is creating a more polarized turkey with the deep divisions. his most intense conflict is with a man who lives in self-imposed exile in pennsylvania. he is a preacher and the founder of the gulen movement with founders across the world. many serving the turkish government and the police and judiciary. he stopped short of calling it genocide, yet he went further than any other turkish leader had gone before and was praised for taking th

conflicts in georgia, moldova, azerbaijan. it looks like it is getting pretty cold in the crimea. it looks like we are going to be with his for a wild. there is a lot provided of action by russia in eastern ukraine, and there is concern in other areas that russia is very much planning for additional military options. andhis issue is very fluid, i can tell you i think there is a very strong support in the congress to make it clear that we will not ever accept the grab by russia, what it is doing by ukraine or other countries. i thank you all for helping the record of this committee. with that, the subcommittee will stand adjourned. thanks. >> you will find this hearing at www.c-span.org. politicodal reports asking for congressman mcallister's resignation. the governor said in this statement he wants privacy to work on issues and the best way to get privacy on work putting his family back together is resign from congress. that is from the governor of louisiana. in austin texas, president obama delivered remarks at the johnson library commemorating the 50th anniversary of the civil r

banning military from carrying guns is as senseless azerbaijaning construction workers from carryingaid that that was said by me on my daily radio commentary back in september 19th, 2013. the policy still stands. a lot more victims a longer stand. this is mick huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. stay tuned for "justice" with judge jeanine. >> tonight how can this be happening in america. citizens put in the cross hairs of their government by agents from the atf. >> they were looking for a way to scare us. >> homeland security at our back. >> environment tal courts threatening jail time. >> we are going to use everything in the book. >> ready for a fight. >> these people discovered what it is like when a powerful force you thought was on your side turns against you. >> i am speaking for thousands, maybe tens of thousands. maybe more. >> fox news report,

from the russian perspective it has a lot to do with nato expansion and i just mention you know azerbaijan we have georgia also insisted just an attack an estate policy i mean it does sound like look like containment in a different form. well i would agree with the former proposition and the nato enlargement membership the largeness on the russians have been uncomfortable with. throughout and it intensifies the closer this gets to russia so you know i imagine if nato decided to let in macedonia. the russians would would object but not very strongly if they decided to try and get georgian you see a different stance it's not really containment i mean there's no sense russia is going to expand its territory as a general rule further by seeking to you know and next neighboring territories or takeover of neighboring governments the way we fear during the cold war i think it's more cernan that if russia sees a security vacuum if nato seems to be indifferent to these countries fate then western influence in these regions will sharply decline these governments my as for example armenia they have t

baltic states they want more air cover eccentrics such oh and don't let's not forget georgia in azerbaijan and armenia are getting more nato assistance i mean are we really at this kind of crisis level here . reports that i read are not that russia will invade ukraine in next three or four days is that russia has the capacity given its troop deployments and what it demonstrated its pretty effective operation of crimea to engage in another off offensive operation if it so decided in three or four days and would probably be able to seize whatever territory it had in mind in part of eastern ukraine so i think that's the concern that the russian forces are position in a way that they could still engage in further military action and i think what nato would like to see is some kind of the kind of confidence building measures we've seen in many other places including along the russia china border and with the see if the treaty in europe when i was in which is having some of the troops pulled back from border regions spread out and being in a less capable offensive posture which produces the fear

trip will be minus the what exactly does that mean that well it's on a par with brazil india and azerbaijan for a start but other than that well law a great deal actually but now that russia is facing isolation from the west forming its own rating agency to rival the big three is more important than ever and as we know this follows the most case decision to form a it is a payment system after being threatened with a shutout by visa and mastercard so as the international economic weapons keep on coming russia keeps developing its own domestic tools to counteract these economic attacks more than ninety percent of syria's chemical weapons materials be destroyed ahead of a sunday deadline coming up the body overseeing the process has praised damascus for exhilarating talks began elimination efforts lately special coordinator of the joint mission sigrid coggs is that security is a continual cause of concern we've always enjoyed constructive corporation of the authorities significant investments have been made of time effort technical level the political level so from the beginning until today i

gas from norway and from algeria and from other parts of the black sea region, from turkey and azerbaijan the western european market. i also think it would be a good decision for the u.s., congress and the president to agree to the export of american liquified natural gas to europe as well, if the market dictates that. jenna: as we know timelines for some of that are a year, two years, three years away to be really effective. of course you point out the message would be sent if we start moving in that direction, if the europeans don't come to the party, ambassador, if they decide this isn't worth it for them, does that leave us with no more options? >> it essentially leaves us without our most important leverage which is economic sank shuns because the u.s., quite rightly president obama has said, we'll not make this into a military contest between the united states and russia. we have no security commitments to ukraine. it wouldn't make sense. president bush did not do that. when russia invaded georgia in 2008, so i think, the president obama is following a sensible policy here but he n

independent previously and have an independent culture and history, estonia, latvia, lithuania, georgia, azerbaijan, what the soviet union collapsed because of the failures of their own system, they became independent and wanted to make sure they were never going to be occupied or controlled by moscow again. even in central europe, you had countries that were forced to have communist systems, responsive to moscow, soviet troops on their territory, part of the warsaw pact, poland, czech republic, hungary. they were desperate to get rid of the soviet power and did. once they had their chance, they wanted to join nato for security. what russia is doing now is seeking to reestablish control and influence over neighboring countries and peoples and i don't see why we should consider it has any right to do so. >> talking about the international norms being violated in this case, because putin maybe reverting back to the cold war method of redrawing borders by force, however in crimea, we should point out, there was an element of self determination. there was a referendum held in that region, some 97% of t

he has served as director and dean in various capacities at the azerbaijan diplomatic academy. theas been associated with euro college at the university of tartu in estonia. he also launched a series there. the work inning estonia, he worked for the state department, the central intelligence agency, the international broadcasting bureau, as well as voice of america, radio free europe, and radio liberty. he has frequently worked in ethnic and religious issues and has been an advisor to the government of estonia, latvia, theirthuania during efforts for independence from the soviet union. he is fully qualified to give us his opinion there. over to you. >> thank you. has asked me to speak about the relationship between moscow and the russian federation. i will do that, but i also need to respond to john's insightful comments. those of you that are going to counteringrested in what the russians are doing in the propaganda and disinformation wars need to remember the name natalie kraft, who was america's leading specialist on this in the past and continues to work. she has said three

conflicts in georgia, moldova, azerbaijan. it looks like it is getting pretty cold in the crimea. it looks like we are going to be with his for a wild. there is a lot provided of action by russia in eastern ukraine, and there is concern in other areas that russia is very much planning for additional military options. andhis issue is very fluid, i can tell you i think there is a very strong support in the congress to make it clear that we will not ever accept the grab by russia, what it is doing by ukraine or other countries. i thank you all for helping the record of this committee. with that, the subcommittee will stand adjourned. thanks. is events on bitcoin and the implications of the virtual currencies also other block chain-based applications for the future broadly and i will get into what i mean in a little bit. we are a nonpartisan organization that promotes constructive u.s. and european leadership in the world and who meets today's challenge is working with our allies. but we also serve a public education function. and i really can't tell you how many people from what i wo

conflicts in georgia, moldova, azerbaijan. it looks like it is getting pretty cold in the crimea. it looks like we are going to be with his for a wild. there is a lot provided of action by russia in eastern ukraine, and there is concern in other areas that russia is very much planning for additional military options. andhis issue is very fluid, i can tell you i think there is a very strong support in the congress to make it clear that we will not ever accept the grab by russia, what it is doing by ukraine or other countries. i thank you all for helping the record of this committee. with that, the subcommittee will stand adjourned. thanks. to the american public, and it's not just about inaccuracies on terms of what the affordable health care act would do. it's the absence of speaking the truth about where we are. where are we? >> we are now at the standard of living the same as what we had in 1988 but,. we now have per family unfunded obligations and pier debt of over $1 million per family. that needs to be spoken so that we can build the context to put the tough things the going

region, and that has been part of our discussions here with ukrainians, we were over in as are azerbaijano europe, certainly could send gas from louisiana. we have excess capacity at the lng facility. there's a lot we can do, 50% of the gas needs of ukraine can be met, in my conversation with the vice president, he said if they were to develop -- developing shale gas here. i'm sure we're going to be involved in transmitting to that them type of capability engineering-wise. as we go forward, there is a lot of ways to put pressure on russia, because if you -- if you eliminate their monopoly in eastern europe on gas, that hits their bottom line. that hits their stock market. the value of their currency. this is one of the ways to push back. >> congressman ed royce, thank you so much for joining us live from kiev this morning. we appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," more crew members arrested for think role in that south korean ferry disaster. >>> plus, chaos confusion and panic. hear the crew's emergency calls for help aboard that sinking ship, next. four-wheel steering is why

he has served as director and dean and various capacities at the azerbaijan diplomatic academy. he has been associated with the university and talon and that the euro college at the university in estonia. he also launched a euro window on your ratio series very. prior to joining the faculty in estonia, he worked for various parts of the u.s. government. the state department, the central intelligence agency, the international broadcasting bureau, as well as voice of america radio free europe and radio to perceive. he has frequently work and is advisable to the government, lithuania during their strive for independence from the soviet union. it would give us that point of view. >> paul, over to you. >> helle possessor to talk about moscow and ethnic russians, of the russian federation. i cannot resist adding to john lenczowski's insightful comments that those of you who are going to become interested in the issue of countering what the russians are doing in the propaganda and misinformation wars need to her the name natalie graf, who was america's leading specialist on this inform

we have frozen conflicts in unfortunately in georgia, moldova, azerbaijan. looks like it is getting pretty cold in the crimea. looks like we'll be with this for a while. there is certainly a lot of provocative action by russia in eastern ukraine. an there is concern in other areas that russia is very much planning for additional military options. so this issue is very fluid. and, i can tell you, i think there's very strong support in congress to make it clear that we will not ever accept the, the grab by russia what it is doing in the ukraine or any other countries. so, i thank you all for helping the record of this committee and with that the subcommittee will stand adjourned. thanks. >> in washington, d.c., a look at the jefferson memorial at the end ever the cherry blossom season in the nation's capitol. a little bit of news to share from "the hill." a headline reading, house speaker john boehner make as surprise voice to it afghanistan. this is at a time when both the house and senate are on break from here in washington, d.c. and in afghanistan, speaker

there is now an alternative pipeline that would bring some gas from azerbaijan.lumes are not huge, but every bit helps. go to bury in maryland on our line for democrats. barry.s go to conflict going on in the middle east is all about resources. the united states has overthrown 80 governments and it's all about resources since 1953. the united states is hypocritical. praetorian ew the democratically elected government of ukraine. and now they are complaining about the russian separatists who are peacefully wanting to break away from the ukraine and that these saying folks are terrorists. read a story earlier in the show about the ukrainian government sending in troops into some of those eastern provinces with some of the unrest that is going on there. how secure are these pipelines underground if we are starting to move to these sorts of actions? inst: when we first started crimea, from an energy point of view, yes, it was strategic for ukraine and there is a naval base there, but neither terminal was in the crimean peninsula. silver lining to crimea was, this doe

trip will be minus so what exactly does that mean that well it's on a par with brazil india and azerbaijanr a start but other than that well law a great deal actually. now that russia is facing isolation from the west forming its own rating agency to rival the big three is more important than ever and as we know this follows moscow's decision to formulate its own payment system or to being threatened with a shutout by visa and mastercard so as the international economic weapons capable of calming russia keeps developing its own domestic tools to counteract these economic attacks and it was saying in the u.k. where taxpayers are paying a high price for keeping julian assange under lock and key we'll tell you what exactly millions of pounds of being spent on there's one of the world's most famous whistleblowers remains holed up inside of the ecuadorian embassy in london for stories on our t.v. dot com. also all year they set back for the pentagon which is backing out of one of its most expensive weapons as well as the effectiveness of its new stealth fighter jets it's called into question. n