it's about andrei. he has actually mortgaged this house to a bank and his wife's got hold of all the money and yet this house doesn't belong to him. it belongs to all four of us. surely he must realize that if he has any honesty. masha, why bring this up? why we talk about it now? andrei owes money all around, let him alone. anyway, it's disgusting. well, we aren't poor. i have my job. i teach at the county school. i give lessons in my spare time. i'm just a plain, honest man. omnia mea mecum porto. as they say. oh, i'm not asking for anything. i'm just disgusted by injustice. why don't you go home fyodor. yes, yes you're tired. you stay here and rest while i go home and i'll wait for you. you have a little sleep. i am happy, happy, happy. truth is that andrei is getting to be shallow-minded. he's aging and since he's been living with that woman he's lost all the inspiration he used to have. long ago he was working for a professorship and yet only yesterday he boasted of having at last been elected a me

andrei, will you please come? we're just coming. what are you thinking about? nothing special. you know, i'm quite afraid of solyoni. no really, i'm quite afraid of him. every time he opens his mouth he says something silly. he's a strange fellow. i feel sorry for him even though he irritates me. in fact, i feel more sorry for him than irritated. i think he's shy. when he's alone with me he can be quite sensible and friendly but in company he's offensive and bullying. don't go over there just yet. let them get settled down at the table. let me stay beside you for a bit. tell me what you're thinking about? you're 20, and i'm not 30 yet myself, what years and years we still have ahead of us, a whole long succession of years, all full of my love for you. please don't talk to me of love nikolai lvovich. oh, i long so passionately for life. i long to work and strive so much and all this longing is somehow mingled with my love for you irina and just because you happen to be beautiful life appears beautiful to me. what are you thinking about? well, you say that life is beautiful, mayb

andrey has hope: >> there are no changes so far, but i see changes in people's mentality. they have started to feel some kind of responsibility for their country >> warner: among those responsibilities, defending ukraine. thousands are flocking to enlist. others, reservists like andrey, are awaiting call-up notices. >> unfortunately, no one asks mom whether she wants or not. if they say there is a need, then you need to go. i have only him, even if i had five of him i would have pity on each. i am worrying. >> warner: yet his mother agrees this country is ready to do more. >> every ukrainian generation has had something: war, famine. we have this fate. we are eager to tighten our belts. we can endure." >> warner: this time, ukrainians want to do much more than endure their latest trauma, and use it to finally stake a claim to their own futures. >> woodruff: an important decision on a huge and hotly debated question in the world of college sports. should student athletes be paid? a regional director of the national labor relations board ruled that football players at northw

preferido de los oligarcas rusos, donde está la parís hilton de la sociedad rusa, y también a la nieta de andreyncia permanente no le garantiza la cobertura chip, que fue creada para niños de bajos ingresos, es elemental dar le servicio, danay rivera nos cuenta >>> severina novas tiene 3 hijas, y que a pesar que todas entraron con ella a estados unidos como residentes permanentes, aún no tiene servicio médico. >>> he aplicado dos veces, pero me negaron, porque no tengo 5 años residiendo aquí. >>>e s que severina y su familia viven en uno de los estados donde los menores de edad, tiene que tener 5 años de residencia para tener la cobertura del gobierno, algunos optaron por no hacer la cobertura inmediata solicitada por el gobierno. >>> es costoso, porque requiere una serie de cuidado médico. >>p>para muchos padres no queda otra alternativa que recurrir a las salas de emergencia, es el caso de la familia novas que ahora debe miles de dólares en cuentas médicas. >>> mientras que rené garcía, senador republicano de la florida, garantiza la propuesta donde los inmigrantes legales no tendrían que espe

andrei shchekun is one of them, the head of crimea's ukrainian council he was arrested last sunday and hasn't been seen since. >> and there is yevgeny pivovarov chief of a hospital in the simferopol hospital in the, after paramilitary stormed his building and on friday the armed men came back and arrested the head of the hospital, act kiewksed him of hiding personnel files. he has been taken away, nobody knows where he is. >> sergei is the hospital pharmacist. >> i pray for his well-being. >> yes, he told me, the word is, his life isn't actually in danger, but just imagine what his family is going through. as for sergei's plans for the referendum? >> absolutely not, he says. it is a complete farce. and, jim, we have just had a statement from the ukrainian foreign ministry saying that russian troops backed up by helicopter gun ships have taken a village on the crimean side if this is accurate it represent as major escalation. >> axelrod: elizabeth palmer in crimea's capital, thank you. tomorrow will make six weeks six groundhog day when punxsutawney phil predicted more winter and it loo

andrei is the company shedding tonight's particular day back at the prospect of any of those and jobs being saved. well it is a slim hope of course but they did they do say that they are no working with the idea gardens in terms of the coastal the entire front of screws dropped to nine percent of total loss. jobs by the end of twenty fifteen to see if there is any future potential use for the facility and witches they seem to be closer as i say and they emphasize the point to minimize the job losses so does roughly sake and just over two years left to see some become vigilant in terms of saving some of the positions that includes buffet lunches to thirty however will be lost here it up the swords plants behind us and because of the units will be closed again the company and slicing three hundred and twenty jobs are being saved in their irish operations. so what should now be consolidated to part with twenty five string in our lives. the going into the future notes that two who represents the workers here sources say that the tea shop that was toppled. it's nice to see keane urgent mee

my name is de andrei brooks and i'm a community developer in hunters point. i'm sad and remiss that i've only known ms. ellis three years. based on everything i heard today i wish i knew her longer. i hope i get to do soughtv those of us who know juliet and the equal of her character and impact of of her work can't help make the observation this is an attack on a woman and a woman of color. the commission signed a binding agreement in january and has reopened it up for litigation by breaking that agreement just so it can continue to attack her. the sfpuc did its own investigation and found no purposeful intent behind the mistake. the ethics commission investigation also found no intent. juliet is an activist and not a bureaucrat and just made an honest mistake of someone who has spent her life in city government. this example of ethics commission violating a written agreement that they had juliet speaks to other motivation, it just makes you sit back and say, what is the motivation behind this? this is a waste of san francisco taxpayer dollars. the issue has

andrei linde celebrated the news with a bottle of wine. now that makes sense. *star wars episode 7 is set to begin production in may. the studio says the film is set about 30-years after "return of the jedi"... and will star a trio of new young leads, and some very familiar faces. *star wars: episode 7 is scheduled to hit theaters in december of 20-15. this will be served at arizona diamondbacks games this season. it's called the d-bat dog. its' an 18-inch corn dog that is stuffed with cheese and bacon. unclearbut if that's still too healthy.. it comes with fries. let's throw a beer on top and call it a day. all of this will be sold for 25-dollars. i love a good corn dog but that's a lot of money. >> that is so awesome. tumbleweeds have been piling up in colorado. they are stacking up along fences, cars and homes. some residents can't get out of their driveways because of the tumbleweeds. city and county officials say they're working on plans to clear streets and highways. >> we don't have that problem in chicago. every other problem but we don't have tumblewee

disappointed in his son weird al. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, we have russian politician andreyhe was voted russian rob ford. there you go, guys. there's the superlatives. we have a great show. the roots right there, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be fun tonight. you guys won't even believe who we have tomorrow on the show. >> steve: who? >> jimmy: kevin bacon. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: that's right. going to be here tomorrow night. we're going to do something fun with that. also, jeff musial is going to bring some of his animal friends. [ cheers and applause ] jeff musial. he's like -- who'd johnny have? like, joan embery? >> steve: yeah, joan embery. >> jimmy: he's our joan embery. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: except he's not good-looking. [ laughter ] he's not charming. >> steve: yeah. and he's not -- yeah. >> jimmy: he's not -- yeah, he's a scary man, and he brings scary animals. >> steve: and throws them at you. >> jimmy: yeah. he's a very rude person. he's coming on the show tomorrow night. [ laughter ] we m

c-span: and then over on the next page, and it's a full lead in the book, is andrey gromyko. and what was the timing on this shot? >> guest: this was in october--i think october 22nd, 1970. the reason that date stays with me is i read in haldeman's book, "ends of power," that kissinger first and then the president became very concerned that the russians were building a sub base in cuba. and he brought in gromyko and told him whatever he needed to, and the next thing you knew, the sub base was ended in its construction and it didn't continue. and i looked--and that, he said, happened on october 22nd. i looked on my notes, and the date that i did this picture, and it was october 22nd. very interesting to me that it had such a historic significance. c-span: did you get a sense that richard nixon knew you were around all the time? >> guest: yes and no, because he ignored the fact that i was there. he continued to do what he was doing. and on one occasion secretary of state rogers was with him, and he became uneasy th--with the fact that he noticed that i was there and i was photo

host: andrey anderson, any opinion on that? guest: thank you for your call. definitely, what you are speaking to, really underlying it speaks to coverage for all. i do think that health care's rifle on that people should be covered. by affordable care act is the law of the length of it was passed by congress, and we are benefiting from many of the provisions that she mentioned, like the pre-existing conditions. previously, people with pre-existing conditions whether it was simple as asthma or having had a miscarriage at one point for many insurance companies, that would preclude them from obtaining an individual plan or individual services but we are very happy that that has been removed removed from the insurance companies, that people of all health statuses can receive care at any level. we know that the medicare program is for those over 65 and it provides robust coverage. moreuld be written -- robust gevo but when people get to 65 they are able to be covered. i have had some the patients priebus to the affordable care act, maybe they were 61, or 67, they

. >> while turkey's elections are in full swing, slovakia's vote is over, and an underdog wins, andreikissga beat out prime minister by 19%. kissga's campaign was fuelled by anger over corruption and unemployment. many want him to focus on the law and attracting foreign investors. he is the first president to never have a role in the communist party. a peace deal between the government of the philippines. bringing hope to a baron region. people admit and hope that it turned into economic prosperity. >> the area was once at the star of muslim insurgency, but not any more. but these rubber trees are growing where there was baron land. the project was set up in 2012 by the local government. the economic solution for a region battered by armed conflict. it appears to be working. >> around 2,000 farmers are benefitting from this project. they are from different tribes and religious groups. despite the differences the initiative has given them a chance to work together. >> the philippine government signed a peace agreement with the largest rebel group. it end decades of fighting that killed

host: andrey anderson, any opinion on that? guest: thank you for your call.itely, what you are speaking to, really underlying it speaks to coverage for all. i do think that health care's rifle on that people should be covered. by affordable care act is the law of the length of it was passed by congress, and we are benefiting from many of the provisions that she mentioned like the pre-existing conditions. previously, people with pre-existing conditions whether it was simple as asthma or having had a miscarriage at one point for many insurance companies, that would preclude them from obtaining an individual plan or individual services but we are very happy that that has been removed removed from the insurance companies, that people of all health statuses can receive care at any level. we know that the medicare program is for those over 65 and it provides robust coverage. it could be written -- more robust gevo but when people get to 65 they are able to be covered. i have had some the patients priebus to the affordable care act, maybe they were 61, or 67 they ar

international with me andrey farmer. now russia has violated no laws and poses no threat to kiev this statement coming from moscow's envoy to the u.n. authority talk and spoke out at a security council meeting after a wave of condemnation from western nations who also threatened russia with sanctions over its involvement in crimea artie's rina portnoy followed the session in new york. the us and many european envoys use their platform within the council chambers to accuse russia of building up its military aggression within ukraine president putin asked for and received authorization from the federation council to use military force in crimea and today there are reportedly more than twenty thousand russian troops in the region against the express wishes of the ukrainian government russian military forces have taken control of a large part of the sovereign territory of ukraine. russia tramples on the values that led to the creation of the european union that were designed to overcome the cycle of invasions old patients an

international it may andrey farm. now the modern activists in ukraine may have achieved their goal of overthrowing the government but they say they have no plans to remove their tents from the city center at least until may's presidential election however their leaders are looking increasingly divided throwing harsh accusations at each other traitors bandits snakes these are just some of the insults being hurled former. marine a core set of reports. they came together and looking to oust the president. they succeeded by using force some have gone all the way to the top while others remained on the streets but now it's time for a reality check as for. runs become enemies looking to win at any cost probably certainly i was proponent of the right sector has never supported me and does not support the integration of little green into the european union from where we believe ukraine should not be the geopolitical we support the nonaligned state or city but we are against the placement of nato bases and even brain and again

. >> -- hand shakes andrey dar pings.he inmar. >> the one thing that's positive to take away from not finding the debris yet is at least they're ruling out different areas. >> exactly. >> assuming that they're accurate and not just finding it and it's not too deep under the water. >> it could be the wreckage and it sank, we don't know. they have to try to eliminate as much probability as they can. >> colleen, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> very frustrating for the families and those looking on. there are a lot of calculations and a lot of challenges. we understand that better every day. >>> coming up on "new day." this is a cruel wait for word of what happened. the father of an aviation engineer who was on flight 370 is going to talk about how he and others are trying so hard not to lose hope. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table without lifting a finger, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on

this is the same issues that i discussed with the acting foreign minister of ukraine mr andrey yes. we were discussing with him what can be done in collaboration with the we're hoping that with ukrainian parliament to finally launch or an inclusive dialogue that would include all you all the queen's regions and all the queen's citizens with mr q u we also discussed the ongoing tasks related to the chemical demilitarization of syria to the to the destruction of syria's chemical arms depots. we also discussed that with mr director general of the international organization for chemical weapons and i very much value the commitment of him and his staff in moving forward to this task now i will take your questions. you had meetings with mr. and mr does this mean that you acknowledge mr shita as ukraine's acting foreign minister and which of those two meetings was more efficient as far as an exchange of opinions is concerned and one more question mr putin has declined to attend this summit which has gathered fifty six heads of state does this mean that. discontent with the international re

international with me andrey farm in ukraine a further two people have been killed in unrest that's nice bread to the east of the country. authorities in harkov say pro russian activists were fired on by name nazi radicals who barricaded themselves in a downtown building taking hostages they even attacked the city's mayor who arrived at the scene for negotiations after an overnight standoff the gunmen were eventually led that by police the spokesman of a local self-defense group witnessed here your events. your. leave the room lot of wounded among both activists and police there was this blue minivan that appeared in the central square and pepper sprayed interactive us and then tried to ski they started chasing is but ended up being shot from a building the building on the remarks goes through this in a piece for gunmen from the right sector they started shooting it's throwing molotov cocktails and gas grenades at the local news straight to see it was our risk was that attacked this headquarters but it's not true it's the base of the right sector radicals it's war here the chief policema

international with me andrey from. now barack obama has declared the kid uprising a moral victory crimea a sham and russia a brute aggressor that must be confronted to prove his point the president used examples including u.s. achievements in iraq. and takes a look at the narrative being put forward by the white house. in president obama's view while protesters at my dung did have a right to overthrow a democratically elected leader each of us has the right to live as we choose the people of crimea did not have the right to vote on their future together we've condemned russia's invasion of ukraine and rejected the legitimacy of the crimean referendum according to president obama the u.s. was a mere observer to the revolution in kiev make no mistake neither the united states nor europe has any interest in controlling ukraine one wonders if u.s. officials got the same message when they descended on the streets of kiev to cheer on the revolution and when members of the obama administration were deciding in private who sho

international with me andrey sark. now in ukraine i further to you people have been killed in unrest that's now spread to the east of the country. you've just seen what appears to be molotov cocktails being thrown from a building in part because that's where according to authorities dozens of radicals barricaded themselves in on friday night taking hostages witnesses say that they shot pro russian activists outside the building and even opened fire at the city's mayor who arrived at the scene for negotiations after an overnight standoff police eventually led the gunmen and and seized their weapons the spokesman of a local self-defense group witnessed the situation developed. would you believe that there were a lot of wounded among both activists and police there was this blue minivan that appeared in the central square and pepper sprayed or react to this and then tried to skip the started chasing is but ended up being shot at from a building the building on the remarks goes through it is a base for a gunman from the ri

international with may andrey pharma. now russia has violated no laws and poses no threat to kiev this statement coming from moscow's envoy to the un batali chalk in spokane noted a security council meeting after a condemning address by ukraine's opposition leader turned prime minister spark yet another rally of support from western nations artie's marina portnoy followed the session in new york western powers who spoke after the appointed prime minister of ukraine also was coming on strong against russia the u.s. and many european envoys use their platform within the council chambers to work here is russia building up its military aggression within ukraine president putin asked for and received authorization from the federation council to use military force in crimea and today there are reportedly more than twenty thousand russian troops in the region against the express wishes of the ukrainian government russian military forces have taken control of a large part of the sovereign territory of ukraine. russia tramples on