it's a horrible situation for amir and his family. he does not believe that anyone should negotiate or trade anything for his release, because they know he's innocent. you spoke with president obama tuesday, after the state of union recording amir's situation, you spoke with the secretary of state john kerry, and samantha power later. do you think the administration is it doing enough? >> i do. at least since i've been in congress, i've been in contact with the state department. i spoke with the president and ambassador power and secretary kerry, i'm convinced that they are pressing as hard as they can. it's important that we not put the negotiations into the mix when it comes to amir's situation. i think it's a precondition that iran must accept before the u.s. congress and the world will accept any agreement that's negotiated. they can't continue to hold americans, but it's important that we not conflate his situation with the current negotiations that are going on. the former secretary of state of defense, general peter pays, retir

amir took his music video and chopped it up into more than 2,000 continuous still photos that he tooko a printer for hard copies. >> i got the pictures back. what i got back was a giant box weighing almost 20 kilograms, which was almost $1,000 before even knowing if this is going to work. then for the first time, i understood how much work i have ahead of me. >> no kidding. then amir had to get 500 people to hold up each one of his 500 pictures in the same position in order. >> the first two days i went out to the streets of jerusalem, and i came back with nothing. i didn't have enough courage to ask anybody. and then after two days, i said to myself, well, i'm too deep in this, i spent thousands on it, i have no choice, i have to do it. >> part of the magic is knowing that there's actually 500 different faces there, that's 500 different people, and that's sort of amazing. >> having people actually hold the frames, it gives that analog charm or feeling you can't get in a digital way. my kind of breakthrough moment was half the first day of taking pictures. i went back home, i put it a

i don't think amir is physically harming anybody. if you look at the trailer he looks like a human punching bag. >> this is an interesting take on our current culture, this is kind of a kri teak of what we awe see happening, and we see fight videos go viral incredibly quickly, if this goes well it shows people how dangerous this can be. >>> one of our viewers loves the show but loves something else more. she hand makes these little miniatures, miniatures designs, miniatures home. her and her husband michael make them together. michael was a union carpenter for 43 years and just recently retired and this is what they started doing. look at the attention to detail and they are all one of a kind. she gives them as gifts and makes them specially for people and has sold a few of them to people who are also obsessed with miniatures and passionate about miniatures. >> that one with the fountain is really impressive based on the different number of textures, brick, there was tile, there was water there was like -- >> grass. >> lattice work.

i think last october what was this four story structure originally thought to be yeah that's right amir the first news reports did start coming out back in october of two thousand and thirteen but at that point this massive construction project had irving going on for more than a year now so you know it started to you know up looking at lease agreements talking to people there on treasure island and eventually connected the dots linking the project to google but even when that report came out google stayed pretty quiet about what their intentions were and did google ever reveal what they intended to use the structure for. well once this story started to pick up a little bit more steam they were forced to say something and investigative reports there in the bay area indicated that google intends to use this as a high and display for some of their new projects him and products but. right now there hasn't been any construction since last summer so google remains very big about what they intend to do with it only saying that they hope that it become some sort of interactive technology cente

. >> street food vendors like this are the competition for restaurant like amir's.t's becoming difficult for many to run a restaurant. there's a lot of problems in terms of garment regulations. it was misused by the garment authorities and political activists. it's becoming difficult day by day. >> back in the reynie restaurant. amir is not sure how long he'll keep his place open. >> now it's time for all the latest from the world of sports. >> thank you. manchester united's season goes from bad to worse. the 3-time european champions face a battle to stay in the competition, losing 2-0 in the first leg of the last when greek side olimpy arkos. the return leg in manchester. >> i take responsibility for my team. i'm front up. that's what it is. we didn't play well tonight. and we have to play better. we can do. the one good thing is there's a second game to come. >> the russian team are in the midst of a winter break. they were caught cold at the start of the game. cristiano ronaldo will return though real madrid for a champion's league match on wednesday. the last t

that's something that amir says helps him be more creative. sell for up to $25,000. >> my favorite way to work. >> marijuana? >> yeah. >> he's been painting for 14 years. smoking for even longer. he said it makes him feel more relaxed, but most importantly, let critical of his own work. >> not worrying so much about this and that and just sort of looking and being as present as possible. >> amir does caution that it is a delicate balance for him. >> it would make me very apprehensive, maybe a little paranoid. just too analytical. >> can you get paranoid, have disorganized thinking, disoriented. it can be uncomfortable. it can lead to panic attacks or anxiety attacks in people. >> how do you know when you've done too much? >> simple tasks become very frustrating. like mixing paint. and then just get into a state of ahhhhh -- you know. >> and why that happens is exactly what columbia university neuro scientist carl harp is investigating. >> exhale. >> research subjects in his lab smoke marijuana and then take a variety of cognitive tests. >> eff

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former amir is the military leader of the northern front of the isi has in syria. in fact he is now attending shura so he's a high-ranking figure. the possibility that al qaeda and isi has in the caucasus emirate the caucasus emirates would team up to somehow get chemical weapons into the north caucasus and sochi cannot be excluded. in terms of the threat -- how much time do i have? the network of the caucasus emirate subnetwork called the united -- are partially populated groups and they have a direct interest in taking part. this network is much weaker than the dagestan a network as are the others but the second-most powerful network and its possible they would assign several mujahideen to take part but i doubt they would lead a major operation with the caveat that in february 2011 they carried out what looked like a practice run for an attack on sochi and they carried out an attack on the ski resort district a multipronged attack involving destroying the ski lift a truck bomb in front of the hotel killing four moscow tourists, from moscow and several small-scale

with israeli settlements in west bank and east was to remain a key sticking point was to bring an amir oren is a senior correspondent in caucus for haaretz newspaper. the store for joining us here on art international to discuss this so um what you make of israel and action and especially in the israeli government's out to kerry's war to me that they be overreacting diplomatically to make certain no sense at all for it in the tiny island is government to to try and fight. president obama and secondary kerry and the registration. but that is because politically must make some sense the target audience these days really probably go past the deadline approaches fall for the carry our client the framework agreement between israel and post soon to be unveiled. and because the septic to a friend worked on. he's going to be palatable to most of the israeli . oh he's a mean cat he's right flank oddities of political base with the elderly with poppy and go with the other puppies in groups on the right if it is against the cannery on borrowed time and death over it all means that the aisle rathe

dot com slash r t america check out our website r t dot com slash usa and follow me on twitter at amir a day that. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. well see british science. is not on. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cons a report on. the low and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle nato a deadly alliance without a clear mission decades after the end of the cold war this washington led alliance continues to exist and expand after an ambiguous adventure in afghanistan and behind regime change in libya to tell now look somehow in some way to absorb ukraine what is nato's gambit. to cross not nato i'm joined by my guest martin mccauley in london he's a specialist on international affairs at the university of london also in london we have jonathan steele he is an international affairs comm

i'm amir a david and you're watching r.t. america well if you live in the u.s. and take a look outside your window you're most likely seeing some snow from the deep south to the northeast millions saw a winter blast of snow rain and sleet overnight but if you're watching the mainstream media of course you probably already know that. we start with an extreme weather alert a math that winter storm now flaming the northeast. breaking news the catastrophic storm that battered the south now hitting the northeast as a full blown nor'easter developing into a full fledged nor'easter all the nor'easter is actually barreling up the eastern seaboard and millions of people up and down the east goes straight to their home today. lots and lots of weather coverage of course all proving that the groundhog predicted it right this year. and the winter olympics are underway in sochi russia this year's olympics marks the largest winter games in history the competition boasts twenty eight. the eight different countries let's take a quick look at the medal count up until this point n

individuals into spying on their own communities as detailed in a seal you lawsuit marine veteran amir meshal i another american and i ali ghalib were told by f.b.i. agents that they would only be removed from the list if they became informants for the bureau so maybe it's time we call the no fly list for what it is just another part of the government's game of security. february is black history month and here in america this time is used to pay homage to thousands of african-americans who changed the course of history across all facets of life from frederick douglass who was born to slavery but became a famous abolitionist leader to rosa parks dedicated activists whose civil disobedience inspired millions of people malcolm x. a voice of strength an inspiration for a generation and of course martin luther king jr the great philosopher who helped cement a legal precedent for the rights and equality of black americans and those of course great artists like spike lee alice walker and the list goes on but it is a month of reverence for recognizing past struggles and honoring the contribut

down said the police is out of the city pretty much most of the officials are gone the whereabouts of amir are also unknown and it's now under the complete control of the protestors but the question is how long this format of sort of unusual living will be able to continue without officials present here. meanwhile in the eastern city of homs local officials loyal to the president have gathered they've declared that they are taking control of their respective regions bypassing any rulings from camp. has been. the resolution that the representatives of the us or seas over the eastern and southeastern ukraine adopted here today after their emergency meeting here in the city of halakhah says that since today they no longer obey the central source is that they think are paralyzed local sources will be in charge of all political decisions here this resolution also says that the raw huge doubts that all a recent decisions and laws approved by the country's parliament are constitutional and deliberate this resolution in fact means a huge plate of power here in the country and of course that this w

accept or reject in the latter case there will probably be a political crisis within israel right amir aren't senior correspondent for haaretz newspaper thank you so much for your views here on an international. that's coming up later this hour on r.t. international catching out the cops i was being charged with assaulting a police officer obstructed and resisting arrest but couldn't six months in prison and that would have completely. revoked oblique changed my life. he speaks to a student about how a video that went viral help him prove misconduct carried out against him by the police. the. economic downturn in the final months days the longer the deal and the rest because i hate it will be every week. but if you're going to come and watch the new knowledge base i'm sure you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome back to what you are saying international following calls for greater support by opposition leaders in ukraine brussels and washington are putting together a significant short term assistance package. the spy concessions from preside

skating in the women's individual competition cheaper than a flawless display in the free car ground to amir from second placed a bomb placed days off to the shore for grad night was an emotional layman's inside the ice bucks taking palace in london that many russians have been hyping fall but perhaps in some ways not expecting because before the competition allies won fifteen year old beauty of the meat still a bit but it not wonderful display to help russia win team goals in the sink estates and she stumbled fell to the icing but the shorts on the free programs attorney thomas jones is a competing firm metal. she ended up finishing in fifth place but there is no doubt the hard times will come again. hospice might like them i mean really belongs to seventeen year old russian ugliness or think about the claimed the gold well let's see how the gold medal award today's levels affect the out very latest medals table at the lights and you can see that it is no way you still hate the way they have ten gold medals to the ninth. it's the usa who is now moved into second place they just need to buy

i think that amir poulin is the most dangerous guy on the planet.d never use the word redskins again. >> that bothers him. charles: how can that bother you? and then let amir poulin is a peacemaker. >> he spends his entire term of russia killing people. the list goes on and on. >> putting young women in gulags. charles: we could talk about this all day long. leading the market, leaving the economy, why are there so few women in the film? we will talk to one that actually started her own technology company. she is next. ♪ [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learall it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. d no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had felock's bank account alerts, she may have bee

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slash r t america and check out our website r t dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at amir david thanks for watching. you know the united states has as many think tanks as the next ten countries combined yes one thousand eight hundred twenty eight takes to tell three hundred million people how to think. we welcome there are made in. two of the coast guard team network. it's going to give you a different perspective give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision. to go bring you the work it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness. extremely probably would be described as angry i think in a strong.

whether the benefit of protecting our troops is worth the risk of civilian casualties but as artie's amir of david reports it's time to get our heads out of the clouts don't just search the skies the u.s. military is bringing its unmanned vehicles closer to the ground when you think about driverless vehicles you most likely think about google the government has put its stamp on the revolutionary technology that's expected to act both as your car and as your chauffeur but even though google has the most notable driverless car it's certainly not the only driverless vehicle on the market defense industry heavyweight lockheed martin has just wrapped testing on a slightly bigger driverless prototype it looks a little something like this. yes that's a military truck demonstrations earlier this month at fort hood texas the u.s. army and lockheed martin showed off their new system that allows army convoys to operate independently in foreign urban environments using something called the autonomous mobility appliqué system or the a m a s the vehicles can dodge pedestrians as well as navigate on com

i said the police is out of the city pretty much most of the officials are gone the whereabouts of amir are also unknown and it's now under the complete control of the protesters but the question is how long this format sort of unusual living will be able to continue without officials present here. and in my county that transit discuss the threat of radicals coming to power with charles shoe bridge who spend some time in ukraine watching political developments there let's have a listen to this for. as long as i live i will fight against jews communists and russian scum now that is an activist from the right sector an organization that will be incorporated with the police according to one of the opposition leaders as a former police officer do you think that someone you'd want joining the ranks of law enforcement i think your question is rhetorical because it's really clear that those kind of people who are advocating if you like the street violence even yesterday. deep inside one b.b.c. broadcast was an activist being interviewed he said that they didn't want for example in the rich to

i said the police is out of the city pretty much most of the officials are gone the whereabouts of amir are also unknown and it's now under the complete control of the protesters but the question is how long this format sort of unusual living will be able to continue without officials present here. cannot force there now according to reports radicals have now besieged a prominent orthodox christian monastery in central kiev they are allegedly planning to hand it over to the jurisdiction of a breakaway patriarch charles should bridge has been watching the political developments in ukraine earlier he spoke with my colleagues matt my colleague about the threat of radicals coming into power here is an example of the rhetoric that prompted the discussion. as long as i live i will fight against jews communists and russian scum now that is an activist from the right sector an organization that will be incorporated with the police according to one of the opposition leaders as a former police officer do you think that someone you'd want joining the ranks of law enforcement i think your question

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so amir you talk about the kind of credit card fraud that most people are following so i'm sure you know this but credit card fraud is a kind of identity theft essentially it's a one form of it in the majority of the kind of credit card we're seeing happen in the united states it's very simple it's kind of petty theft so what happens is once your information gets compromised on a reader somewhere or it gets stolen somehow a lot of times it'll end up on some kind of black market site and these criminals come in they have these chat rooms where they will literally sell your information to any buyer and you think it would sell for a lot of money doesn't sell for a lot going on her ok for target it's sold for twenty dollars to two hundred dollars and they go for as little as a dollar so it's really one of the scary and what they'll do is they'll make a lot of small purchases you may have seen this before we'll have a random amount directv. flower bouquet they're going to do exactly and it's a lot of times it'll be purchased in the state you live in so your bank won't necessarily know because

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the latest incident pointing to us credit card security becoming more and more vulnerable are these amir david reports. i called the company and asked them about the charge and who had made it and they told me that it had come in online through the internet and i said i had not made the charge it's a story that's becoming all too familiar miscellaneous and mysterious charges appearing on credit card bills over and over again when in november it came through a second time i thought my credit card numbers been stolen for lisa la grosse and a number of other americans this is a reality that's becoming the new normal according to the latest numbers from the bureau of justice statistics about seven point seven million people had their credit card information stolen in two thousand and twelve a fifty nine percent increase since just two thousand and eight and when measured globally the numbers are just as staggering right now the u.s. accounts for forty seven percent of credit card fraud in the world even though it process is just twenty four percent of total payments and that number is only e

. >> amir died when they were shooting. >> she died. >> her daughter. we stopped filming. come and say this is my last, continue the film. >> other films show the b ago, ennale the buddy side. the movies may not have happy endings, safety, stability - that's the most some can hope for. >> time for the sport, here is andy. >> five gold medals up for grabs on the first official day of competition at the winter olympics in sochi. norway's maric bergan won the cross-country ski ath lon and earlier sage kotsenburg won the men's snow board slopestyle. it's the first time it's appeared at an olympics. sage kotsenburg finished ahead of canada's mc-mcmorris. >> sochi to carry out more dope tests. the samples will be kept for 10 years, allowing future retesting should technology improve. >> slowly athletes are understanding that if you freeze samples for eight to it 10 years, anyone that you can cheat on will not likely work. it will be in violation if caught at any time. >> cricket has a new world order after the top nation is about to vote on radical reform. it sees india taking a

the choices are amir khan and marcos nadana.weather would likely be the favorite to win no matter what. >>> and chock up another difference between men and women. new studies find they have different bad dreams. men tend to be more scared by disasters. >>> super bowl, not only about football, it's also of course about the ads. >> i reich this little guy. >> i love this one. >> you know, you could always compromise and breed them together. doberuaua. know what i mean? >> all right. this one was so quirky, it had to be my personal favorite. joining us now with their take, shawn perez and charles payne. great to see you, gentlemen. all right. so shawn, i understand you like that audi ad as well. >> absolutely. >> some people were freaked out by it. what did you like about it? >> first and foremost, it was funny. you know, i really enjoyed it. i thought that having sarah mclaughlin in it was the icing on the cake, especially considering she does the psas for aspca. i thought that was really, really funny. >> i thought it was a a cut

. >>> look at amir johnson showing his team colors in style. a game, look good doing it. the customized jersey vest. no way he gets fined by the league for dress code violation. >>> lpga in australia, tiger woods's niece struggling with an opening round 74 but as lat check just bounced back with a 65 in the second round. she is six shots off the lead. pleasanton's paula creamer is tied for fourth. >>> updating the san francisco state basketball record books is a full-time job recently and as dennis o'donnell tells us there is a guard who had a hand in that and made quite a name for himself. >> i'm not really that vocal so you tell me to do something i'm going to do and this is out nephew is doing it so you guys should do that. >> reporter: letting the play doing the talking hasn't been a problem for the senior guard who already set numerous school records and now is second all time in points and assists. >> i didn't get no respect because nobody knew who i was. as the year started progressing, i started getting a lot of attention everywhere i g

releasing amir would be a tangible way of doing that. >> reporter: the west including the u.s.ss up to past lies about the nuclear program as part of any deal. they are asking iran to do so in writing. they have kept nuclear facilities secret and only discovered by western intelligence services. as part of deal to guarantee iran will be a good actor they want them to say yes. in the past we did lie and going forward we won't. >> an enormous amount at stake for all of us right now. jim sciutto thanks very much. >>> we get back to the breaking news, the deadly riots and mayhem. i will ask about the explosive situation in the ukraine and how it could create more tensions between presidents obama and putin. ith nearly 7 million investors... oh hey, neill, how are you? [ male announcer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea

think that us ordinary folks would love to have various things more of that was our to correspondent amir david. today ousted ukrainian president viktor yushchenko rich made his first public appearance since fleeing the country last week he fled after months of deadly clashes leading to the announcement of an interim government but today in russia speaking russian covert said he's still in power he also said quote ukraine is our strategic partner in a slip of the tongue but he later clarified well the future of the ukraine as a whole is uncertain to say the least it's a really heating up here in crimea a peninsula a peninsula of the ukraine on the northern coast of the black sea the majority of people here are ethnic russians and have strong political and cultural ties to the country the sentiment here clashing with the opposition that wants to move towards stronger ties with the european union r t is are we know is in rest of the done russia with the latest. the jury they're going to still insists he is ukraine's legitimate president he says he hasn't been impeached he hasn't resigned an

use your bank amir card cash ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling.lights down or off. >> yeah, definitely. >> before this night is over, i will kill you. but before i kill you, i will make you suffer pain so unimaginable you will wake. >> liam neeson having fun on jimmy kimmel back with a new thriller in "non-stop" he plays a federal air marshal on a transatlantic flight terrorized by a secret killer but is that killer nissen's character. >> my daughter was diagnosed with acute leukemia at the age of 5 and spent my days at work instead of being at home looking after her because i was afraid of was she going to die. i'm not a good father, i'm not a good man. i'm not hijacking this plane. i'm trying to save it. >> liam neeson here this morning. >> thank you. >> welcome. you know, this is a different kind of action movie. it's much more about the suspense. >> yeah, there's a definite homage to mr. hitchcock, george, i would say, yeah. and, you know, a lot are so acutely intelligent, especially the teenagers, they get it so we try to keep one or two step

. >> amir died when we are chooting. >> she died. >> her daughter. we stopped filming. but she come to me and say this is my last moment with amira, please continue the film. >> others show the berlin articly, the buddy sign of revolution. for some protackonists safety, stability the most they can hope for. march madness, pa favourite. it's a few weeks away. we have a story of a coach's son putting his team on the map. >> he's scoring a tonne of points. i predict he'll have a great tournament. oscar robinson and larry bird, two decorated players, two legends placed in the basketball hall of aim. the big o and larry never scored 3,000 points. jessica taff tells us about a player who is about to crash that party and join college basketball's all-time scoring elite. >> doug mcdermott was the cream of the crop in the missouri commonest and show the rest of the nation what blue jay sads noi. he can play. >> most athletes would have offered to leave to the n.b.a., mcdermott chose to return and picked where he left off. including a pay back win over villen orbing va. >> that w

and i also want to emphasize that we remain committed to bringing robert levinson, said abedini and amir hekmati home. secretary kerry raised directly with foreign minister zarif in munich. as did the president in his phone call with president rouhani in september. we will continue to do so and use every avenue at our disposal until these men are back home with their families where they belong. in sum and to finalize my statement, mr. chairman and members, the p5+1's negotiations with iran underscore that it is possible not only to make progress on the nuclear issue, but with iran. we are not blind, however. to the more than 30 years of difficult history between the united states and iran or iran's past actions and past behavior as well as its current behavior. but it is crucial that we give diplomacy a chance to succeed. if iran lives up to its commitments, then the world will become a safer place. if it does not be, then we retain all options to insure that iran can never and will never obtain a nuclear weapon. the coming months will be a test of iran's intentions and of the possibilit

activists describe him as an isis amir, a commander and intelligence officer.he fled fighting and other factions. some show a young woman with him, trying her hand at an a.k.-47 assault rifle. "steady" he tells her. given that her face was uncovered, clearly it was for him and this unidentified woman a private moment. so what happened to the interrogated man? it's not clear from the videos but one of the last recordings documents in detail ruthless isis style-justice, execution by flashlight. ready? asks a voice off camera. 14 men are shot off camera. some fall into the mass gave already dug. the new boss of this part of syria not unlike the old boss. it's important to note that isis has attracted members from europe and north america as well. the worry is they will come back from that war when and if it ever comes to an end with a dangerous set of new skills. >> thank you for telling us the story. it's disturbing to watch but also important. this is a big set of new decisions the united states needs to make. it's important to have the information you need to k