i'm assuming they have those in the czech republic.e texting and so they missed it. >> they are not allowed in the front seat of the car. >> they got in the back and they are texting. >> i can't believe that guy was lucky enough to survive. what does this video tell you about society? >> you don't know if that giant black spot, that could be contagious. that could be why you don't help the guy because you don't want to touch hem. i think it is fair to say he was close to becoming a bounced czech and luckily he didn't. >> my joke is funnier. >> and it won't be long before we find out there is something wrong with this guy so we shouldn't make jokes about him. >> he might have either been drunk. >> looks like he was holding a bottle. >> yes, and maybe he wasn't paying attention. he is all right. >> now he is famous. >> and there is a chance that this was a video thing. he did it for a video thing. he was walking and maybe he was drunk, but he was walking in a deliberate manner. it almost looked like he timed it out to be right on the opp

let's allow poland and the czech republic to have that missile shield that they were entitled to by joiningo. i think that's the right strategic response. >> all of which brings us to the possibility of your running for president, sir. i just happened to notice that next month in may you're speaking before the wisconsin state gop convention and in june you're going to be speaking before the alabama state gop convention. forgive me for being a little bit cynical here, but it seems like you're leaving the door wide open to running for president. >> well, chris, honestly, my focus is entirely on the future of the people of indiana. we'll let my future take care of itself. >> so why are you speaking to the state conventions in wisconsin and alabama? >> well, look, despite the fact that some in washington, d.c., for decades thought of state government as territorial outposts of the national government, what we've seen in recent years is the rise of leaders at the state level that have been demonstrating from here in indiana to wisconsin to all over the country the character and caliber of leader

straddling the border between the czech republic and germany, when that was between capitalist germanyechoslovakia, there were electric fences. a large herd of deer was split apart. there was satellite tracking to follow the movement of 100 red deer. 50 in germany and 50 in the czech republic. the land is open for migration but the new generation of deer still respect the boundaries of the iron curtain. according to the scientists who led the project, biologically it would make sense for the mountain range to be the natural barrier for a population of deer. not this individual fence. but mothers pass on a sense of where it is to go. the electrified fence was a no-go and these habits live on a generation later. it can take a lot longer to breakdown barriers than to put them up. the correct answer is c. while 25 heads of state have won the nobel peace prize, winston churchill won in 1953. if you guessed israeli, by the way, he was, indeed, a novelist but lived before the prize was established so he couldn't have won it. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i'll se

believes in reagan's "peace through strength," grow stronger in our economies and allow poland and czech republico have the missile shield they were entitled toby joining 92. that is the right strategic response. >> that brings us to the possibility of you running for president and i noticed, sir, next month, in may, you will speak before the wisconsin state g.o.p. convention and in june you are speaking before the alabama state g.o.p. convention. for girlfriend me for being a little bit cynical but it seems you are leaving the door wide open to run for president. >> chris, honestly, me focus is entirely on the future of the people of indiana. we will let my future take care of itself. >> why are you speaking to the state conventions in wisconsin and alabama? >> look, despite the fact that some in washington, dc, nor decades, thought of state governments as territorial outposts of the national government what we have seen is the rise of leaders at state level that have been demonstrating from here and indiana to wisconsin and all over the country, the character and the caliber of leadership produ

they will next face off against the czech republic. the german team were weakened by a series of injuries in the run-up to the tournament. was ecstatic,team winning the quarterfinal against germany in nancy. tsonga powered ahead. he beat the german in straight sets. tsonga dominated. in the decisive singles game, monfils demonstrated superiority over his less experienced opponent who appeared to be feeling the pressure and never got into his stride. he went down and straight sets, too. quad moves on to the semi final. the young german team showed promise, raising hopes for the future. thethiopia's -- has won paris marathon. it was his first time competing -- kil columnar rac ometer race. record the paris race set by a kenyan runner two years ago. nasa hasspace agency released a spectacular pictures of a solar flare. the images were captured last wednesday by an observation satellite. flares are burst of energy from the sun's service. nasa said the flare was only moderate. more powerful activity can interrupt grp ops on earth. looks hot

and to the defense ministers from estonia, georgia, czech republic and montenegro as well, and to the many ambassadors and our close friends, i want to -- i want to tell you what an honor it is to be before you. and also, steve hadley and brent scowcroft and secretary albright, it's an honor to be able to speak before you as well, and to nato's future leaders, who we're relying on a great deal. we're here today -- we're here today to celebrate the fruits of two actually very audacious and consequential notions -- maybe two of the most consequential and audacious notions of the last hundred years -- the idea that after centuries of conflict, culminating in two world wars, europe could reinvent itself in a single community defined by peace, anchored in political and economic integration, collective self-defense, and a free flow of commerce and people, and no less important, the idea that the door to this transatlantic community would remain fundamentally open to free nations who share the values and commitments we have, and to those who dream from inside the captive nations of the day t

view some of these countries have made incredible progress for instance in twenty two of the czech republic's gdp per capita was higher than what she goes. this is the case for many of the other new member states from lucinda that i should also have to stabilize part of the continent's those images that indeed we still remember what happened in the balkans. what was currently happening in ukraine. it could have occurred in hungary with hungarian minorities living in the neighboring countries but it didn't happen. we can also see that there's a new kind of leadership emerging from these countries hotel poland which has been very active realm of what's happening in ukraine but unions and my goodness you would like to see our new connotation of europe. we use to think of the continent in terms of an east west that needed but today we see a new north south split enriching partly because most of the eurozone countries come from the north part of the eu that because several new members is now part of the eurozone has been gorgeous so it shows that ten years after the two thousand and four eu enlarg

germany's tonight it's going to stone in the tomb afraid yet potent the czech republic slovakia hungary slovenia bulgaria romania and croatia are members of the european union and in nineteen seventy nine this court as being a miracle to think about this. it's also been a steep learning curve for some any peace. and is due to a swedish band of representing the park aunties just twenty six years old she's the youngest member of the european parliament european union is constantly trying to adjust itself and one of the things that we have suffered tremendously this nature is i'm speaking we tried to do things too quickly. another factor in the standing down as daniel payne and it's a french green mep. he spent two decades in european politics and i'm a bit in the important current contribution to demonstrate that european identity exists and you can and the european and it did without passing through a national id with euro skeptic and nationalist parties riding high in the opinion polls. the next european parliament could look very different to. i i i e deadwood. while. it is. but on. ch

watch here as a man crosses the train tracks in the czech republic.pes getting hit by the oncoming train. watch as it knocks him -- his shoe off. he only got some minor injuries. he'll face a fine worth about $125. don't do that. just don't do it. >>> time to get down to business. get ready for the ftc to issue new rules on what is called net neutrality. it all boils down to how fast you get content. the rules would blow neutrality out of the water. it would allow internet service providers to charge for preferential treatment. >>> parents, listen up. 800,000 infant video monitors are being recalled. it can pose a burn hazard to consumers. >>> weddings are booming again. weddings are up 10% from last year and 75% from 2012. if you're wondering about the best gift, 55% of couples say cash. cash is still king. >>> star wars 7 will cost around $200 million to produce. the most expensive so far in that series. casting is almost complete. the movie opens in december, 2015. >>> just ahead, the best athletes ever back making waves in his sport. >>> and we'll

the one hundred and six cc me hazy skies across northern into the southern germany austria the czech republic and discontented a chance for a tense transportation due to the move is a devotee that this is khan think. and so that people wouldn't have problems were part of the scope of this week i'd advise you to carry on as a pr point of the county and bounds and the flood and storm and forecast across the thirty s which is quite a reader finds. also if anyone to carry seem to keep from north africa and temperature has fallen unique and twenty three degrees at giovanni august summer like temperatures on your thursday the eighth of june temperatures all the way into the top of the week brussels also reaching twenty three which is on its temperature on your hump day long and not something to be in new england though it were informed that i hit the scene with blue skies across the area. bought. meanwhile the gesture and here is pulling on the cold psychics this week went in windy conditions. after going to be reaching a ten hundred twenty six kilometers per hour in the destructive winds could occ

the spring the amnesty report said the situation for rehman was particularly bad increase the czech republic and frocks received or been on top of the champions league. real madrid to know that wasn't enough to make up for the first leg loss. real went retreat in on the kids. his current title holders by making the streets. i'm just going to manchester united team on wednesday. sometimes you'll see after the committee faced off against chelsea. gemini government and opposition went head to head to bed until general debate in parliament on wednesday the primary purpose was to take the project to twenty fifteen to miss government says its own costs to balance its budget for the first time since nineteen sixty nine the crisis in ukraine also to extend his stay. it runs on a medical reaffirmed support for the new government in kiev. ukraine has the right to choose its gleeful with enough the ukrainian people to sign and future. we are going to help themselves. it didn't center chris wanted to nip it in saying there was little evidence russia was helping t escalate the situation. these are the wo

french team came from behind on home turf to take the day they will next face off against the czech republic. the german team were weakened by a series of injuries in the run up to the top. the french team was ecstatic. winning the quarter final against germany announced. the first round to wilfred tsonga powered ahead in the singles encounter with copious come to. he beat the german in straight sets so that dominated throughout the match. and in the decisive singles game a long piece demonstrated clears the ordeal has less experienced opponent because of what chick who appeared to be feeling the pressure and never got into his stride. he went down in straight sets to friends what deservedly marches on to the semifinals the young german team led by trainer course of the aryans short promised raising hopes for the future. a ship is can any civic and has won the paris marathon. after recently making a comeback from a calf injury. it was kayla's first time competing in the forty two km race the thirty one year old crossed the finish line after two hours five minutes in four seconds beating the

are now protected under the weather with my charity mind good morning people in the capital to czech republic and dealing with hail. tell us more about what's happening now. the mining capturing the essence it was developing in knitting course the east to the southern dawkins but in its path it has brought some hail storms the collegiate sun was coming up from monday the second on the ground and actually people here watching the bunny race that was held in front but i canceled it is still strong but the sun or hair but some could get really high so it could be on the beaches and danger on the conditions will continue to consist in the nl lead and was the something unlikely to see some snow and high elevations. even though it's mid april already. on the jet stream in the press in an ice conditions with very nice and sunny skies by dominating much of the british lions are likely to see some team for at fourteen degrees with plenty of sunshine in minded and also in paris at fifteen degrees to the midriff twenty five degrees. showers in spain and highlight patient the thing to my story of god tem

all the representatives of defense department's of germany denmark poland czech republic and sweden. zach kept in the basement of a local ss office the headquarters of the security service of ukraine state its pro russian activities in the negotiated meanwhile finances are kept in deplorable conditions what would the intervention of russian troops to the territory of ukraine is quite trail stated yesterday in follow up on the economy secretary of the nation all security and defense council and ukraine. he said he had information about possible provocations in this thousand and eastern regions of ukraine during the may holidays like this segment of the cross cut a song and the variety tends to keep the dirt. he declared the country is in the war and the purpose of russia is to provoke civil conflicts the trust him ex soldiers of the third battalion of the nation on god or ukraine contest oatmeal into a new niece and radio sets helmets body armor and night vision devices. he also gave them children lecherous easter cakes and eggs. the guards and the philippines ten of them i got out of

we have a lot to do with the fact that the muslim population grows in the czech republic. since the population at large three dozen growth. he battled other women wearing headgear and overbooked. on the immigrant oh well i think the that the muslim community in the czech is not a debate and the emotion the us funded program is just another way to stir up the motion he stabilized the country to ensure that you have any binding the program began because no the men went and checked into the human fly more likely that our government is just trying to stir crap i'll be doing all the time which encompasses the fried chicken that needed to hear and read. i need to do it. this weekend the people in the country when i went to pay for it but they're polite. i talk about that but i wouldn't put it at the red. and. sth. i i. he has now signed with the search for hundreds of people missing from the sunken south korean bearing the cost of the accident remains under the air. for me emily. get ready for the right you have expert about what led me to carry trade. another way to listen to wh

the gop status and translate them into sentences security department in gemini denmark poland czech republicand sweden. if kept in the basement of the local security service a decree giving department of the security status claims that russian activists are not ready to negotiate currently the only female patient representatives are in inhumane conditions in the basement of the headquarters. among the detained in recent past and imagine that meets medical aid to the headquarters of the anti operation on this board is ready to provide that a recent piece and did not get an opportunity to hold hostages. the security status of ukraine it seems that the terrorists want to use the hostages as human shields the stated organize to be kept checking to see the light of russia's domestic agencies he was to call the pacific and beyond to get it on some of the prophet he stated that the righteous but destroyed checkpoint and ukrainian soldiers if they continue to feel any obligation to give the anti operation. you can do is start killing them and they naturally have such a petite is cool that it will ki

for a man in the czech republic you can see him here ignoring the flashing lights look at it again.an see the train so close, it clips his shoe, hurling it across the road. even so, watch here. he gets up slowsly and drivers witnessing this event may keep going. someone did stop to help this man. >> this is called hodwalla, tilting cars and tilting it on two wheels. why? because they can. >> oh, boy. >> it's aboroing problem outlawed in saudi arabia. >> that is crazy. iet is bizarre. >> on the roof now, winds are gusty. clear skies now under these conditions. taking a look at game conditions now temperatures low to mid-60s. tomorrow look for showers around boston. thunderstorms north of minneapolis. showers in pacific northwest. in california showery in northwestern corner near eureka. here in the bay area, expecting partly cloudy skies to mostly sunny skies a nice breezy day coming our way. >> still ahead a super hero mom saved her daughter from an attacking pit bull. plus... >> saving about $300 for a ps 4 >> this boy used money to teach neighbors an important lesson. >> arg gums

we should restore the missile defense systems that we canceled in the czech republic and poland. >> the u.s. so far has refused even to contribute much more than food. instead, vice president biden promised legislators help for next month. >> imagine where you would be today if you were able to tell the russia keep your gas. it would be a very different world you will be facing today. >> but energy independence is the long term solution to what some ukrainians fear is a more immediate problem. they are concerned the russians may intend to undermine next month's elections be in order to be able to not declare legit i massey the outcome of those elections. >>> president obama may drop the complement of troops in afghanistan after this year below what defense officials say is the minimum necessary to train afghan forces. >>reporter: u.s. military commanders have testified repeatedly that if they don't have enough troops in afghanistan post 2014, then the taliban and al qaeda could regain control over of the country. >> we've used the guidance that we've received in the nato in february of

. >> the czech republic are the first tennis tam to qualify for the -- team to qualify for the davisup final. they combined in the doubles to give the czechs a lead over japan. they are aiming for their third-straight title, facing germany or france. >> italy held off a challenge. britain are trying to reach their first davis cup semifinal since 1981. >> khazakhstan moved within one victory of advancing to the semifinals after their team bad roger federer and partner on saturday. they'll have to win the first to keep switzerland' hopes alive. >> new, it's described as the toughest foot race on earth, over the next week more than 1,000 runners will find out how true it is. the marathon of the sand is about to start in morocco. it's where runners push their mind and bodies to the limit. as they take on the equivalent of six marathons. >> sports most convenient race reconvenes. many are in the sahara desert to take part in a marathon. seven days, six days of running more than 250km to suffer. all whilst carrying a kid and food you need to survive. >> you can del yourself that everything

a deer study was used to follow the movements of 100 red deer, 50 in germany and 50 in the czech republicn of deer still respect the boundaries of the iron kurt tak -- curtain. according to the scientists who led the project, biologically it would make sense for the mountain range to be the natural barrier for the deer, not this invisible fence. but a mother passes on to her young a sense of where it is safe to go. the electric fence was a no go, ask these habits live on a generation later. perhaps the deer are teaching us all a lesson. it can take a longer time to break down barriers than put them up. >>> the correct answer is c. winston churchill is the only one to win the literature prize. if you guessed disraeli, he was indeed a novelist but he lived before the prize and couldn't have won it. thank you for joining us. i will see you next week. >>> good morning, imer in mcpike in mash mash with a look at stories. tmz posted the recording that it claims is donald sterling arguing with his girlfriend seen in these pictures. in the recording the man alleged to be sterling says he doesn't

estonia, lithuania, czech republic, any of the countries along the perimeter of ukraine and russia. >t a nato ally. >> listen, if i thought it would work, i'd say, we should give them the military hardware. my only concern now is how much control ukrainian government has over its military. last week when the ukrainian army went in with their tanks, they surrendered in a matter of minute and turned them over. that's my concerns who in ukraine is with us and who's with the russians? >> talk about the drone strikes. based on what you know, you a member of the intelligence committee, house homeland security committee. did they work? were they successful? >> if these report are true, if they are accurate, i say the president is doing the right thing. to me, last year actually slowed down on our use of drones. sometimes the president seems apologetic about using them. al c al qaeda in the arabian peninsula have the most capacity, like the leading bomb maker in the terrorist world. they're the one who have made it their goal to attack the u.s. and attack u.s. interests. so whatever we can do

we think there are four germans, a dane, a pole, a swede, and someone from the czech republic as well. russia also said they would be working to secure their release, but it has not happened yet, i'm afraid. >> rebel militia continue to up occupy the cities. series tension there. what is the mood where you are like? >> reporter: i'm in donestk, the regional capitol. it is also the capitol, people's hubble of donestk. where they are firmly controlled by separatists. i was just there a half hour ago. the barricades are up. russian flags are flying. on the stage a woman was mocking president obama of the united states and saying people in this region demand a referendum. but the crowd listening to her was pretty small, in the hundreds at best. probably more in the tens, and as you can probably see behind me there is a glorious sunny day, and the vast majority of people going about their business, taking kids out for a walk in the park. that's the situation i've seen in several towns in eastern ukraine in the past few days. yes, there are potential check points set up both by the governme

expense what effect will it have on gas prices the cost of gas delivered let's say here in the czech republic would be pretty much comparable to what today's today's price is a quick and easy solution to those european countries wanting to diversify away from a dependence on russian gas may sound too good to be true to some but when you speak to energy experts they'll tell you it's completely infeasible well i think it's very legitimate that every country. also. so the e.u. looks for diversification but one has to be realistic and to go with the populist everybody who claims there is enough in the short is falls in the fall short and i would say definitely until two thousand and thirty we need russian gas and. the energy relationship with russia is just too important to industry and ultimately economy to risk damaging. european union sanctions. toothless the trial of a building. story is always going up on our website right now including this one from syria chemical propagation syrian officials warning that rebels are preparing a shoe attack that they plan to blame on president assad's forces

. >> the red wing's airlines plane, flight 9268 was coming in from the czech republic. faulty brakes are blamed for the crash. eight crew members are on board at the time of the accident, three survive. no one on the ground is injured. >> a miracle was there weren't actually commercial passengers on this plane. it's actually pretty amazing that more people weren't lost in this instant. >> a plane doesn't have to crash. to shock drivers on the road. august 9, 2012, it's a cloudy afternoon in russia, and something is looming in the gray skies above. >> you see this little black dot, it's coming closer and closer. you realize it way bigger than a small, black dot. looks like a spaceship, kind of. >> it seems like it's out of nowhere. a 1960s russian fighter jet, bursts out of the sky and comes directly for their car. >> the combat aircraft is an su-24 like this one, designed for low-level strike missions. it can travel at speeds of up to 817 miles per hour. that's nearly 15 times faster than russia's official speed limit for the freeway. >> and you can actually hear like t

administration to put ground-based missile interceptors in poland and a sophisticated radar system in the czech republicto reset relations with russia which viewed the system as a threat. now some in congress want president obama to put missile defense on the front burner. quote, the obama administration has been unable to counter this escalate of putin's aggressive posture. they've have been defensive, unsure, and enable koko change putin's course of action. >> vladimir putin is not threatening to fire missionle at anybody. missiles might make us feel good but won't deter him from going into ukraine. >> in other words, missile defense, according to analysts, is the wrong tool to stop putin in ukraine where he deployed conventional ground troops. >> that seems silly. the tripes are less than a mail from the border. you don't need a missile. >> that's right. and they don't need missile defense. >> not going to use missiles, you don't need missile defense. it's nice to see you, jennifer. >> thank you. >> today a reporter asked the president whether he actually would save russian president putin if he were

and i also think extending missile defense to poland and the czech republic that this administration sidelined back in 2009 would send exactly the right message. that combination of economic strength and also strategic investment would send the right message with the right actions in response to russian aggression. >> back to the domestic front, you have become the first state in the nation to say no to common core, a very controversial education program. why? >> well, i really give a lot of credit to parents and the grassroots activists all over the state of indiana who knew that we could do better than common core. and i was very pleased to sign legislation to have indiana become the first state to drop out of the common core national education standards. we've done that. we're in the process right now working with over 150 classroom teachers and college and university faculty, as well as input from hoosiers all over the state, to write our own standards. gretchen, i just believe as i did throughout my years in congress, that education is a state and local function. decisions about

the russians are calling for the distinction of foreigners, a dane, a poll, germans, a swede, a czech republic national, and ukrainians - five of whom come from the ukrainian military is important. we don't know the answer and don't know whether the armed men doing the detaining will draw the distinction between the different kind of hostages, prisoners, who they are holding in slovyansk. . >> reporter: the town of slovyansk at the heart of a kidnapping. slovyansk's self-proclaimed mayor said the foreign observers were accompanied by a ukrainian man suspected of being a spy. >> reporter:. >> translation: i have heard there was someone from the headquarters. it doesn't look good. if people come from the european union and bring a spy, it doesn't look good. >> a helicopter was shot in the fuel tang as it was taking -- fuel tank as it was taking off. the size and scope of russia's exercises alarmed the ukrainian government and those in the west. russia said if the lives of ethnic russians in ukraine are threatened, it deserves the right to take action. at a volunteer camp near donetsk they are le

expense what effect will it have on gas prices the cost of gas delivered let's say here in the czech republic would be pretty much comparable to what today's today's price is a quick and easy solution to those european countries wanting to diversify away from a dependence on russian gas may sound too good to be true to some but when you speak to energy experts they'll tell you it's completely unfeasible when i think it's very legitimate that every country and also the e.u. looks for dumbass if you can but one has to be realistic and not to go with the populist everybody who claim there isn't a turnip if in the short run is falls in the fall in the short run and i would say definitely until two thousand and thirty we need russian gas and. the energy relationship with russia is just too important to industry and ultimately the economy to risk damaging all leaving the european union's tough talk on sanctions rather toothless the trial of a. well has advanced talks of gas hayden and vos to the world and it's it can also boast mines packed with sparkling champions. diamond found in the east of sib

government is funding a program in the czech republic to teach islamic kids there isn't then nice our government is just so god. the project is called muslims in the eyes of the czech schoolchildren speaking spearheaded by a muslim advocacy group but it's being financed by american taxpayers for a grant from the u.s. embassy in pa i said americans your tax dollars are going toward teaching check kids about islam that's exactly what's bursting your agenda i'm sure. the advocacy group says the project is just about teaching check schoolchildren about. common beliefs and practices and fighting stereotypes and prejudices about muslims one of the co-founders of the project was quoted by the prague post as saying school lessons do not pay sufficient attention to islam pupils want to learn more about it . but critics say the project's real underlying objective is to convert non muslim children to islam by bringing pro islamic messages into public schools they don't believe the co-founders words that kids are just dying to learn about islam through they point to the fact of the group actually

to put ground-based missile interceptors in poland and a sophisticated radar system in the the czech republics seen as a gesture of good will to reset relations with russia. now some members of congress want president obama to put missile defense on the front burner again. quote, the obama administration has been unable to counter this escalation of putin's aggressive posture. instead, they have been defensive, unsure, and unable to change putin's course of action. skeptics say this is not the correct tool to stop putin in eastern europe. >> i don't think it makes any sense to think of missile defense as an appropriate response. vladimir putin for all his ridiculous behavior this year is not threatening to fire missiles at anybody. we know missile defense might make him a little angry and might make us feel good for payback but it really isn't the kind of thing that's going to deter him from going into ukraine. >> president obama, according to the white house, did not scrap missile defense in europe but shifted it to other systems. the sea-based sm3 aegis system. putin is using conventionalgr

the czech republic into hungary, there is a narrative that says we kept giving in.ou kept pushing us. part of this is the russians have always been somewhat distrustful of the west. there is another argument, we gave them a lot of aid after the end of the cold war. but my only point is a lot of russians believe that propaganda. so it is amping up the volume. but there is a real alternative narrative that russians believe and putin is gaining ground because of it. >> i think it is true putin is very popular. tomorrow he will have his annual chat with the russian people. and you will probably hear him talk about the relations with the united states and the eu and what is going on. we saw it in the balkans, the president played this very same card. this myth of victimhood, which is what putin is playing right now. unless he is really careful it could actually get out of his control. because they know perfectly well that this victimhood is not happening. that they are genning it up for their own political purposes, pumping up the russian propaganda that everything else

this is a man in the czech republic crossing the train tracks. watch what happens. shoe off. >> that's what you see flying across the screen. >>> watch it again. he's okay. he's 77 years old. he's very lucky to be alive. walking across the tracks. he suffered a minor leg injury. no danger to his life. it doesn't get any closer than that. >> it literally hits his shoe. >> i wish i could see -- he's blurred there but i wish i could see his reaction. did he not see it coming. >> he is 77, maybe hearing, sight, i don't know but -- >> what could have gone wrong there. >> maybe his mind is going. whatever. he's okay but wow, that was close. >> changing topics drastically here. not talking about something that has come out in to the market that a lot of people will be happy about. >> really. >> they are lollipops. who doesn't like lollipops. they are beer-flavored lollipops. oh, yes. it is just a flavor. they don't have any alcohol in them. >> not sure what the point of that is. >> the beer flavors are ipa, lager and stout. so you can have any variation you would like and

a tide which started with countries like poland and the czech republic and romania joining nato. for them, the idea of nato coming into the ukraine was an absolute -- what he's doing is taking a stand as what an old kgb officialer believes is the national security interests of russia. >> sounds like a movement from the point of view of weakness rather than strength, fearing all of their former satellites have gone over to the west. >> yeah. he's acting from a position of weakness. this was precipitated by the fact of the majority of ukrainians wanted closer ties with europe. this also reflects the fact that ukraine's been divided for centuries, between these two very different regions in the east and the west. >> and yet, or i should say, despite that, despite the fact this is apparently sort of an act of weakness on the part of putin, you do have some republicans, including senator john mccain, who have essentially said the weakness is on the part of the united states. they've really been hammering president obama. i want you to take a listen to what senator mccain said in lithu

and it would say to poland, the czech republic and other eastern european members that the political alliance with the united states is strong, especially given what's going on in ukraine. >> so we're seeing the map right here of ukraine slowly but surely becoming back part of russia. you can see that militants have he'sed attempted buildings here. so what do you make of the fact of the sanctions and financial hardships that we've imposed so far on russia? working or not? >> no, they're not working. they're pinprick sanctions. i think putin actually has increased his ambition given the weakness of the european and american response to the annexation of crimea. and what you see here at a minimum is a way to put enormous pressure on the government in kiev and maybe preparatory to carving off these provinces and annexing them to russia as well. >> there's also reports out today that possibly some ukraine soldiers have turned and have become pro russia. what would you make of that? >> well, it's possible. the reports are conflicting. but i tell you, people have not analyzed carefully jus

in the czech republic, he's become a national hero.ed "nicky's family," but he isn't really comfortable with all the adulation. >> winton: i'm not interested in the past. i think there's too much emphasis nowadays on the past and what has happened, and nobody is concentrated on the present and the future. >> simon: in 1939, nicholas winton used a two-week vacation to go to prague and ended up saving the lives of 669 children. in the decades since, of course, the children had children, who then had children and so on, and the numbers multiplied. if you want to summarize it in one sentence-- guy takes a two- week vacation... >> grenfell-baines: and ends up with 15,000 children? yes. >> simon: it's a pretty good story. >> grenfell-baines: it's a great story. ( laughter ) >> winton: they've got children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. >> simon: and none of them would be here if it hadn't been for sir nick. >> winton: that's right. yeah, yeah. terrible responsibility, isn't it? >> one family's final gift to the daughter they'd ne

tell that to poland, the czech republic, romania, or the baltic states who have never doubted the importance of political, economic, and security alliances . the last six months have done more to remind populations in the west about the importance of friendships and alliances than two decades of political hectoring about diminishing defense budgets. the united states and europe have been clear, firm, and ,atient, but what is at stake how the crisis can be solved, and the consequences of ongoing russian intimidation, infiltration, and in a village in. -- meet relation. the president has kept the door open. we certainly hope john terry will be successful this weekend as discussions in geneva. resolve with this restraint i think has helped the for the u.s., to regain influence that it lost in recent years. as for vladimir putin, whatever his short-term political or even territorial gains, he stands to be, i think, the loser over the long run. the $50 billion investment in the sochi olympics may have bought him some domestic political points, but to use a new diplomatic phrase, poof. $50 billion

in the czech republic and prague, which is by some accounts, the most atheistic countries in the world, only two percent of people profess a religious belief. it is the odd man out. it is fascinating to me. on the flipside, we are getting data that suggest that religious affiliation, churchgoing is going down quite a lot in america. we are now getting figures of atheists in the teens or 12%. that is quite a large category. when you start looking at data it is quite difficult. some of the surveys pose questions such as, do you regard yourself as atheist, agnostic, or something else, nonreligious. it is in the nonreligious area that i find that there is a lot of interesting things to be done because a lot of people would say that that is spiritual but not religious. a lot of people are interested in the wisdom 2.0 conference. they are advertising online and talking about the intersection of wisdom in the digital age. they are talking about wisdom leaders that you can go see. you can go to yoga rooms, meditation, go to inspiration village. eckhart tolle is there. they are being touted as

bloomberg, czech republic. >> incredible piece of history.date you when we get more news on what is going to happen to that site. >> for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next area of for our viewers, a second hour of "the pulse" is coming up. >> it is jobs day. >> we are also going back to italy live on the shores of lake como. we are talking to jacob frenkel. he was counted and pulled out at the next central-bank governor as israel. he is also the jpmorgan chase chairman. ♪ . . >> warming up. pace is expected to pick up as the harsh winter weather fades. payrolls are due at 1:30 london time. >> michael kors conquers europe. bloomberg exclusive. nuri allred been he tells us europe is one or two shocks away from -- deflation. >> a warm welcome to those waking up in the united states. i'm guy johnson. >> i'm francine lacqua. this is "the pulse," in london. >> what if we got coming up? we are going to take you to the shores of lake como. that is where we find jake frankel. you'd will not want to miss that interview with t

i believe we must deploy a missile system in europe especially poland and czech republic.rand paul was saying in the washington post there are no red lines when it comes to deprelim >> and he is fighting back saying what i am trying to do is keep our enemies guessing. i don't want to go out with red lines promising if you do that i will do this. i want to be a president who has the latitude to react and respond to what foreign foes do. he is pushing back on the criticism. >> most elections come down to the economy. when you look at the mid-terms of 2012 that was about national security and you could argue bush beat kerry because of concerns about national security. do we see a shift back toward that? >> i think you are on to something, brother. but it isn't just that. russia is clarifying the urgency of the situation. if pathe republicans can find a way to fuse the two feeding halves between the libertari re and the hawkish people. >> and on the democratic side is hilary clinton who was secretary of state. how do you defend yourself when you know the growing unrest is popp

expense what effect will it have on gas prices the cost of gas delivered let's say here in the czech republic would be pretty much comparable to what today's today's price is a quick and easy solution to those european countries wanting to diversify away from a dependence on russian gas may sound too good to be true to some but when you speak to energy experts they'll tell you it's completely infeasible well i think it's very legitimate that every country. so the four done this is sufficient but one has to be realistic and to go with the populist everybody. in the short run is falls in the fall short and i would say definitely until two thousand and thirty we need russian gas and your. relationship with russia is just too important to the street and ultimately. to risk damaging. european. sanctions. toothless. well if russia has stocks of gas hidden in its vast wilderness. packed with sparkling. cuts the rest of the program. eastern new best friend. ready to be. perfection. still to come but for the first time in its history and israeli court has heard evidence that some of its top officials

we could reconsider building missile defense shield in poland and the czech republic.sia is broke within five years unless they get fracking technology. we're the kings of fracking technology. bill: that all goes to the economy. the ruble fell 1% against the u.s. dollar today. the stock market in moscow opened up 2% lower. gradually you see this economic wear and tear on the russian economy. >> yeah. bill: that has to affect putin and people that support him. >> it will affect him with time but doesn't affect him right now. putin is looking at that it is worth the risk. i'm willing to take that hit because what i will get back is my greater russian empire. look, what he has done is outrageously popular with the russian people. they're applauding with him. they're crying with him. the great revival of russian nationalism. bill: on that front he is winning at home. >> you bet. bill: joe biden goes there in two weeks, 10 days, is it? >> apparently the i'm confirmed the head of the cia was there in kiev talking to the ukrainians. but at end of the day money talks. we're no

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this happened in the czech republic. in the last second, he realizes a train is coming.senator elizabeth warren will be here in studio 57. we'll look at the battles over the pay gap, raising the minimum wage and her meeting with president obama. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." hurry in and try our new santa fe chicken quesadillas or the delicious bacon ranch. served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch combos starting at 6 bucks. how was prugh.ce? that bad? i dropped 2 balls, mom. eye on the ball! that's all it is. eye on the ball. that's a good tip. i'll try it. by the way, bill... this is delicious! so many grilled tastes and textures. and all the nutrition i need. go on. no really. top notch. (laughing) there it is - there ya go. new american grill from kibbles 'n bits... go together like... food 'n family. hey there, i just got my bill, and i see that it includes my fico® credit score... is that new? yup, you have our discover it card, so you get your fico® score on every statement. and, it's free. that's pretty cool of you guys. well, we ju