media claims that an iranian scientist who says he was adopted by american secret services was buying for washington. drying up record high temperatures in russia causing widespread crop failure forcing deaths for farmers to seek state support. and we'll bring you a sports update next with. your with force news on r t hello welcome of yours i had lines no red carpets or hard corks during the next three weeks for syria no williams. while in football tyrian retrains with his new club the new york red bulls for the first time. and jorge around so will stop the grade for the fourth straight time at sunday's german ground three. but we kick off with russian premier league football was in its in pittsburgh on all nine points clear at the top after a home win overseas beat timea was the trustee stadium nicholas small berths and a monster all call for the goals there to late games and moscow is nama held off the visiting our stall three two and sparta titleholders sort of being to move off to set off trayvon the win. over in the us terry henri practiced with the new york red bulls for the fir

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media claims that an iranian scientist just as he was abducted by american secret services was spying for washington. drying record high temperatures in russia are causing widespread fraud failure forcing desperate farmers to seek state support. time now to look take a look at what's happening and sports entertainment now. close again here and now a formula one grand prix this weekend but there's a good spectacle in moscow this happening for fans so what's all that everybody can stand the heat a russian formula one driver of the tally petrol will be racing around the kremlin against jenson button in an exhibition of bent in a couple of hours time thousands will be out to watch that probably with them brothers to protect themselves from a baking sun more on that in a my. hello there welcome to the sports on these are the headlines so far this sunday still on greetings any record when number ten to stay seven points clear at the top of the russian premier league. clubs and you name looks likely on the claridge. open. russia's first formula one driver prepares for his rights in the russi

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started ten years ago that time relations were different and the american state authorities had a different attitude towards. the secret services were doing their job whether they found evidence or legitimate actions or not everything's points to the fact that they didn't find them so it's either they were doing a bad job or they were doing such a good job or those who were under their surveillance weren't working at all. situation has changed i believe the recent visits and meetings at the top level are a step towards an era of recovering the kind of relations the us and the u.s.s.r. used to have during say world war two what should we do in the present situation should we keep working even though we know there's nothing to be found. in these twelve days that shook the world we thought our relations were about to explode again in spite of the recent warming and rapid developments and almost a theatrical solution and happy ending from both countries everybody relations seem even stronger now and a compromise for the solution was found unbelievably quickly up with these events are the top level of intelligence work during the co

secret service agents and other authorized staff and those who are there without permission. this bill does not create any new authorities for the secret service and does not restrict the liberties of american citizens. h.r. 2780 simply clarifies and improves existing criminal statutes that are necessary for the secret service to resolve security issues and implement prevention strategies before tragedy strikes. there have been enough climbing incidents at the white house events for one website to dedicate itself to chronicling these episodes. while some of these individuals are attempting a collegiate prank, others -- other such breaches should be -- could be catastrophic. this bill will enable the united states secret service to continue to deliver the highest level level of protective can -- level of protective services. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this resolution -- legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. has the gentleman yielded back all of his time? mr. rooney: yes, mr. speaker, i have no speakers. i yield back.

the american people are strong if the government would give us a chance. we would not be all secret services. i feel like they are spying on us rather than the enemy. they tell the american people, here is 18 pilots that escaped. give it to the news people and let them look for it. we don't need thousands of people out there. we have the money to give someone else. -- give somewhere else. guest: well, i guess as a journalist, i would agree with you, but the more information you give the american people, the better it is, because people debate whether -- once you get beyond whether giving the information is good or not, the issues get debated and that is why the country is the strongest and the world, because we can debate even sensitive things hopefully reasonably. so i would agree. host: where to you think this story goes from here? what is next, for the story and for you personally? guest: one of the things i would like to do is that we are creating a blog -- i hate to call it that, because i do not even read blogs -- but we are treating an on-line discussion, hopefully at a level that is

secret service detail. they are doing will rescue. they are operating on behalf of the american public. they are our most precious resource. every day, we are doing things to free process to support their work. >> they are amongst the most unhappy people. they are the most committed and passionate about the mission. there are a number of them have said to me "this is something i feel very strongly about." their number of them to of said -- i wanted to the army. tomorrow i will have been out of the army as long as i was in my adult life. i thought a lot about the. i went to basic training in 1976. it is not a good time to be in the army. it was extraordinary, the post- vietnam feeling. i've had people in our department tummy that is how they feel -- tell me that is how they feel by the american public. we have to change that. they are extraordinary, the contribution they are making. it is my privilege to be my leader. it is my greater privilege to be one of their numbers. we have to give then the conditions and tools and the leadership and the working environment that they deserve to let

secret? after this. >> larry: pakistan's ambassador to the united states spoke earlier on cnn, watch. >> we all know the pakistani military, the pakistani intelligence service, they are losing men as they fight alongside the americansuldn't make sense for us to help the taliban, who are killing our own soldiers and our own intelligence officers. >> larry: before i ask you about secrecy, peter, doesn't that make sense? >> well, certainly, more pakistani soldiers have been killed in action against the taliban than u.s. and nato countries combined. so, you know, both of these things are true. elements of the pakistani intelligence service have been supporting elements of the taliban, but also the pakistani military are fighting the taliban. unfortunately both of those things are simultaneously true, which is confusing. but life is confusing. >> larry: they're contributory? >> they're not necessarily contradictory. pakistan is a very complex country. the pakistan military has done large-scale operations. they've handed military defeats to the taliban. at the same time, they know the americans are leaving and pakistan is going to be attached to afghanistan for quite some period of time. and they want to influence the fu

the american people are strong if the government would give us a chance. we would not be all secret services. i feel like they are spying on us rather than the enemy. they tell the americaneople, here is 18 pilots that escaped. give it to the news people and let them look for it. we don't need thousands of people out there. we have the money to give someone else. -- give somewhere else. guest: well, i guess as a journalist, i would agree with you, but the more information you give the american people, the better it is, because people debate whether -- once you get beyond whether giving the information is good or not, the issues get debed and that is why the country is the strongest and the world, because we can debate even sensitive things hopefully reasonably. so i would agree. host: where to you think this story goes from here? what is next, for the story and for you personally? guest: one of the things i would like to do is that we are creating a blog -- i hate to call it that, because i do not even read blogs -- but we are treating an on-line discussion, hopefully at a level that is mple

they run a secret service details, on the coast guard in doing search and ressue, for oil spill response -- every single day operating on the behalf of the safety and security of the americanpublic. they are our most precious resource, and every day we're doing things to create system and processes to support their work. judy and yet surveys consistently show that there are some unhappy people in this regard. >> and they are the most committed and passionate about the mission. they are a number of them who said to me -- this is something i feel very strongly about. there are a number of them who said, i went into the army -- in fact, tomorrow i will have been out of the army more than i was in the army for my adult life. it was not a great time to be in the army. and it was extraordinary, that feeling, that the non-arab feeling. i've had people tell me that phat is how they feel in our department from the american public. and we have to change that. these men and women are every bit as committed as our men and women in uniform. they are extraordinary, the contribution that they are makingg it is my privilege to be their leader but it is my greater privilege to be one of th

they are on secret service details or off the coast guarr in doing search and rescue or oil spill response, every single day operating on behalf of the security of the americanublic. they are our most precious resource, and every day, we're doing things to create systems and processes to support their work. >> surveys we shall month-to- month on having people in the >> there are the most committed and passionate about the3 there are a number of people who have said to me, "this is something i feel very strongly about." there are a number of them decide they're going into the army. tomorrow, i will have been our unami as long as i have been in my life. i thooght about that. i went to training in 1976, and it was not a great time to be in the army. it was extraordinary and his the post-vietnam dealing -- i have had people in our department tell me that is how they feel. we have to change that. these men and women are every bit as committed aa our men and women in uniform. i'm married to a soldier. i was a soldier. they enjoy very contribution they are making, it is my approach to be their leader, but my greater privileee to be one of their numbers. what we hav