where she was staying in surf friends journalists have been working with him they have discovered andris car among other vehicles that were part of the civilian convoy of refugees that was in the nets krege and that convoy was fired upon by ukrainian forces and on tree whose remains were found right there on the spot was one of those who died in that attack he survived but his mother for whom it is obviously a very tragic time and her tragic loss is shared by thousands of people in the uk the world over and of course by andries friends and colleagues for mourning him today. a photo correspondent for the ria novosti news agency stern and had been working outside covering the ongoing conflict in the region he lost contact in moscow on august the fifth and hadn't heard from since a week later in an interview to a lot of young radio station the ukrainian security service said they heard him only to later backtrack two weeks after his disappearance kiev issued a search warrant and said he was most likely being held by government forces then on august twenty second a burn car with three bodies

three year old he went missing nearly a month ago really good has got the details while hopes for andris safe return from ukraine have been shattered after a genetic test has proven conclusively that the remains that have been found in southeastern ukraine indeed do belong to andre stallion it was a photojournalist working for real novice thing which is right off christie's by the news corp the head of which was read this statement on the death of andre we've followed andries freight and demanded that international organizations freed him we are thankful to everyone in russia and their broad for your activities and for your support. unfortunately when we were trying to do everything possible and even impossible for his freedom and already no longer with us now those words of brad is a different and by a massive show of support that was that began right here there are a sea a subordinate headquarters where i'm standing was spread all over the country even all over the world not just journalists but people in other countries including organizations up for protection of journalists worldwid

tragedy and her loss is shared by thousands of people in the world the world over and of course by andries friends and colleagues for mourning him today. on standing was a respected photographer who worked in conflict zones all over the world for media outlets such as reuters and a.p. these are some of the last pictures he took while working in ukraine before covering the ongoing army assault in the country's east he was in kiev during the mass anti-government rallies a modern square on the ice then and also worked in countries like libya syria and egypt during some of the fiercest fighting there. a second american reporter has apparently been executed by islamic state militants steven sort of was taken captive more than a year ago and was previously seen in the video where another u.s. journalist james foley was beheaded. has got the story. it's a scenario that we've seen before when another american journalist james foley was beheaded two weeks ago similar orange jumpsuits a desert setting an executioner with a british accent in both videos and now the westerner threatened to be killed n

tragedy and her loss is shared by thousands of people in the world the world over and of course by andries friends and colleagues for mourning him today. we thank you very much as he's a really good reporting and bring us up that. now photo a correspondent for the ria novosti news agency stan and had been working outside on yet covering the ongoing conflict in the region he lost contact in moscow on august the faith and hadn't been heard from since a week later in an interview to allow the in radio station the ukrainian security service said they had him only to later backtrack two weeks after his disappearance kiev issued a search warrant and said he was most likely being held by anti government forces on august twenty second to burn car with three bodies and camera equipment was found on a road outside of done yet d.n.a. test results now confirm one of those bodies was that of andre stan in. understand it was a respected photographer who worked in conflict zones all over the world for media outlets such as reuters and a.p. these are some of the last pictures he took while working in ukra

where she was staying in sirte friends journalist who had been working with her may have discovered andris car among other vehicles that were part of the civilian convoy of refugees that was in donetsk region that convoy was fired upon by ukrainian forces and entre whose remains were found right there on the spot was one of those who died in that attack he survived but his mother for whom it is obviously a very tragic time and her tragedy and her loss is shared by thousands of people in the world the world over and of course by andries friends and colleagues for mourning him today. under a stand ins mother was visibly distressed today at her son's former workplace in moscow a number of his colleagues and acquaintances spoke to on of the veteran journalist and his work. just with them he was a man of immense soul he was kind and i think the main element of our profession he was reliable when andrew was near i always felt my back was covered first of all he was a great person and a good friend you listening to him none of us thought this was possible if you throw these days weeks we hope for

a picture is worth a thousand words and andries tenons work speaks volumes about people caught up in a bloody conflict about a country being torn apart and about a bloody war in ukraine that's already cost thousands of lives including under a zone in moscow and in and out of school r.t. . as you heard understanding was a respected photographer who had worked in conflict zones around the world for various media including reuters news agency associated press for instance in ukraine he covered the mass anti-government rallies in kiev before moving on to report on the ongoing army assault in the east couple seconds know some of the pictures he took while working on the front lines around the world the u.s. is vowing to degrade and destroy the islamic state group president obama made the pledge after it was confirmed that a second american reporter had been executed by the jihadist militants a gruesome video of the killing of stephen sokolove who was taken captive more than a year ago emerged on tuesday you previously been seen in the video where another u.s. journalist james foley was be

the protection of journalists worldwide have issued their support they have been calling on andries are these because it was assumed that entry was detained by ukrainian forces as they have previously done to a number of russian journalists or journalists working for russian news outlets including our team but no information was provided by kiev that would specify exactly what was happening to andre or where she was staying in surf friends sternness we've been working with you may have discovered andris car among other vehicles that were part of the civilian convoy of refugees that was in the nets krege and that convoy was fired upon by ukrainian forces and one tree whose remains were found right there on the spot was one of those who died in a drought attack he survived but his mother for whom it is obviously a very tragic time and her tragedy and her loss is shared by thousands of people in the world over and of course by andries friends and colleagues for mourning him today. well a photo correspondent for the ria novosti news agency stand in had been working outside on yet covering t

search for protection of journalists worldwide have issued their support they had been calling on andries release because it was assumed that andrey was detained by ukrainian forces as they have previously done to a number of russian journalists or journalists working for russian news outlets including our team but no information was provided by kiev that would specify exactly what was happening to andre or where she was staying in service friends journalists who had been working with him and they have discovered andris car among other vehicles that were part of the civilian convoy of refugees that was in the nets krege and that convoy was fired upon by ukrainian forces and one tree whose remains were found right there on the spot was one of those who died in doubt attack he survived but his mother for whom it is obviously a very tragic time and her tragic loss is shared by thousands of people in the world the world over and of course by andries friends and colleagues for mourning him today. while a photo correspondent for the ria novosti news agency stanton had been working outside on ye

tests which do show that the remains found in southeastern ukraine do belong to andris day in and here's the official statement from the head of the information agency on this. quote gundry's fate and demanded that international organizations freed him where thankful to everyone in russia and their broad for your activities and for your support. unfortunately when we were trying to do everything possible and even impossible for his freedom and really was already no longer with us. not throughout this entire month various countries on various information was coming from ukrainian officials who at one point were claiming that andre was aiding and abetting and to kiev fighters in southeastern ukraine whom he have calls terrorists then they went on to withdraw that statement various all first from intermediaries were coming interest is toward a news agency offering to exchange andrzej for ukrainian soldiers those were not meant obviously so finally after not getting any information not even a clue from kiev about it under a speech russia was forced to conduct its own investigation in andries

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andries shows me what he found in the back yard after another shelling these tiny lethal metal guards sprayed from so-called shot shows internationally banned kids large scale military operation here in eastern ukraine has lost almost five months so phone as more destruction of schools and the casualties rise people's pain feeds the endurance and many fear when the guns fall silent ukraine will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has happened here. in eastern ukraine. however and has agreed to pay one point one billion dollars in legal settlements over the devastating spill in the gulf of mexico in two thousand and ten this amount will cost mo cover most of the lawsuits brought against the oil giant for its role in the disaster on the b.p. platform that killed eleven people and cause catastrophic damage to the environment the settlement if approved by federal court will allow individuals and businesses to collect punitive damages through a special fund that will be set up the oil spill is the gulf of them in the gulf of mexico has brought hundreds of lawsuits against seve

andry shows me what he found in their back yard after another shelling these tiny and lethal metal guards are sprayed from so-called flechette shells which are internationally banned gives large scale military operation here in eastern ukraine has lost almost five months so far as more destruction is caused and the casualties rise people's pain feeds the endor and many fear when the guns fall silent he queen will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has happened here. in eastern ukraine. to government leaders and they don't yes can new guns grecians if set out by a position on a stop listening ties with kiev in the conditions that need to be met them all must story at all to call. in iraq kurdish forces are advancing on jihadists from the islamic state that have occupied the northwest of the country with the help of u.s.'s strikes and sea of volunteers they've managed to take over a militant stronghold in the interior sunni a fight is pretty well western leaders are raising the alarm of a possible to how does the talks on european under american soil this is from to the wider

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of people worldwide including major organizations for the protection of journalists we've followed andries fate and demanded that international organizations freed him we are thankful to everyone in russia and their broad for your activities and for your support. unfortunately when we were trying to do everything possible and even impossible for his freedom and there was already no longer with us korean officials first said they knew the entry was then they retracted their statement finally it was a search by his journalist friends that led to the gruesome discovery a burned out car we have a special d.n.a. testing confirmed that one of the bodies inside was that of and just to see those who worked on site him are in shock is an understatement just within them he was a man of a man saw he was kind and i think the main element of our profession he was reliable when andrew was near i always felt my back was covered first of all he was a great person and a good friend you clueless need more straight to a none of us thought this was possible through these days and weeks we hope for a miracle w

andry shows me what he found in their back yard after another shelling these tiny and lethal metal guards as sprayed from so-called flechette shells which are internationally banned gives large scale military operation here in eastern ukraine has lost almost five months so far as more destruction is caused and the casualties rise people's pain feeds the endor and many fear when the guns fall silent ukraine will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has happened here refinishing r.t. in eastern ukraine. well the rising casualty count in the ukrainian military has prompted another protest in kiev by the mothers of drafted soldiers. hundreds descended on the parliament demanding their sons fathers and husbands return home they also call for an end to what they see as rampant corruption and incompetence in the military to make their point the protesters even brought along a guillotine and threaten fifteen deputies inside the parliament one deputy also voiced their discontent but was quickly silence. life got to whatever still lie to me about to be beat me admit that i'm not pretty

been on edge everybody has been praying along with his mother who is the only surviving member of andris family for his safe return home but unfortunately it does seem that the man who is covered numerous work conflicts in not just in ukraine but in libya in syria and many many others is indeed. arena thank you very much for the update to renegotiate our reporting. while a photo correspondent for the ria novosti news agency state and had been working outside on yet covering the ongoing conflict in the region he last contacted moscow on august the fifth and hadn't been heard from since a week later in an interview to a lot of u.n. radio station the ukrainian security service said they had him but later backtracked two weeks after his disappearance kiev issued a search warrant and said he was most likely being held by government forces on august twenty second a burnt car with three bodies and camera equipment was found on a road outside don't yet d.n.a. test results now confirm that one of those bodies was that of andre's dead. in other news a second american reporter has apparently been e

and who's been missing in ukraine since the start of august kiev insists it has no information on andries whereabouts the watchdog's deputy director for europe and central asia says the rights of media workers are being violated in ukraine by both militia groups on the army. the authorities have a track record of detaining russian journalists. washington is leading the charge against the islamic state militants urging other western nations to form a coalition against the jihad us in syria and iraq the us has also stepped up or strikes against the group but the latest report suggests the extremists have enough funds to replace any arms and equipment destroyed by the us islamic state has managed to create one of the most successful business models in the world of terrorism with us it's worth an estimated two billion dollars reports suggest a significant amount of the opteron two million dollars daily comes from selling oil to kurds in neighboring countries and kidnapping it's also lucrative sideline with the ransom payments bringing in iran and ten million dollars in recent years on the fig

marc andry are full of love, yaw and gratitude as we celebrate the birth of our daughter. they announced the pregnancy on april 17th. >> marc and i are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. >> well, a grandchild, yes. which i'm really excited about. >> reporter: in may of this year, robin stat down for an interview with hillary. >> you're going to be a grandma. you and your husband are happy and excited about that. when you think about this andchild, what do you want? >> ic want a happy, healthy child. >> reporter: others had advice. former president george w. bush making this joke to former president clinton at a conference. >> be prepared to fall completely in love. get ready to be the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. >> reporter: earlier this week, george and bill spoke about the upcoming birth. >> what's the biggest thing to teach your new grandchild? >> want them to get up and look at the world with wonder and reverence. >> reporter: we don't know if hillary will run for president in 2016, but with the addition of charlo

arab andries of the muslim world must focus on the extraordinary potential of their .eople, especially the youths and here i would like to speak directly to young people across the muslim world. you come from a great tradition that stands for education, not innovation, not destruction, the dignity of life, not murder. those who call you away from this path are betraying this tradition, not defending it. you have demonstrated that when young people have the tools to succeed, good schools, education in math and science, and economy that nurtures creativity and entrepreneurship, then society will flourish. so, america will partner with those that promote that vision. where women are full participants in a countries politics or economy, societies are more likely to succeed, and that is why we support the participation of women in parliaments, peace process, schools, and the economy. if young people lived in places where the only option is the dictates of the state or the lure of extremist underground, then no counterterrorism strategy can succeed, but were a genuine, civil society is allow

we wanted to do it in sen ral park andry realized that no one had done that since simon and garfunkelwe met with the mayor's office and the parks department and they were so generous, they all said yes and so the foo fighters agreed to perform with neil young, band of horses and the black keys and last year, stevie wonder helped us take it to a whole new level and this year the incredible producer of the grammys ken ehrlich came onboard to work with us and now in our third year, jay-z, carrie underwood, the roots and no doubt will join us with 50,000 citizens and we are show excited that you'll be joining us this weekend, alex. >> i am so excited to join you. kweku, this is a concert like no other. the issues that you focus are are very much a are part of the lineup of events and they'll be front and center as much as jay-z and carrie underwood and no count will be. the three focuses include water, sanitation and education and vaccinations. a lot of those issues disproportionately affect africa, and i guess, what is your message to african leaders who are struggling to provide basic s

successful andry good example of culture in china.s a different kind of internet dna to the world, how is that distinct from what we know here from silicon valley? >> we have to know about a difference between silicon valley and china. leadingvalley is the ecosystem. it is open and free market. it encourages innovation and creativity. in china, it is a closed market. you cannot enter into the china market. it is a closed market and alibaba has nurtured in that environment. basically, they know the game. they know how to work with the government and how they expand their business in china. china is the world's biggest consumer market. it is the world's factory. it is a unique supply and demand environment that makes alibaba very successful. reduce theificantly retail price. the chinese shop more often than americans. every month. you cannot compare alibaba with google and facebook. it is a global competitive market. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. she is the secretary-general of internet sobriety in hong kong. it isa

systematic andry methodical in going after these kinds of organizations that made threats to u.s. personnel and the homeland. and, that the liberation allows us to do it right. but -- have no doubt, we will continue. i will continue to do what is necessary to protect the american people. isil poses a real threat. i am encouraged that our friends and allies recognize that. julie davis? >> thank you. i want to follow up on what you were saying about isil. and ask if you think that they are destroying and degrading th em -- are those the same things in your mind? secretary kerry there is no containing them. is the goal ultimately to annihilate them? you talked about the importance of expertise on the ground and building up the capacity on the ground. since airstrikes will not do it here, if action is needed in syria, can you expect a free syrian army to do what is needed on the ground to destroy, not just push back, isil? >> you can't contain an organization that is running roughshod through that much territory, causing that much havoc, displacing that many people, killing that many

management and engaged board of directors that exercises independent judgment, more robust audit function andry krutment and success planning and a compensation structure that does not encourage inappropriate risk taking. consistent with the heightened standards we're requiring of the largest banks, we're holding ourselves accountable to super rizry improvements as well. i asked a team of international regulators to provide a broad candid and independent assessment of our supervision of mid size and large banks. the review identified a number of areas where we performed really well but also highlighted areas where we need to improve. the occ has embraced the team's findings and taken steps to execute recommendations that include transformational improvements. one key improvement includes expanding our lead expert program which allows us to better compare the operations of the institutions we regulate to identify trends, best practices and weaknesses. another change will improve our ability to identify systemic risk by enhancing our risk monitoring processes and reporting. and that fits squarely

host: john in alex andry yeah, virginia. this iate your time morning.ade in edgefield, south carolina, $25,000 and under. think about you this discussion we had this morning. wade is gone. we're going to move on to jarrell in adamstown, maryland. over $100,000. a living?u do for caller: i'm a physician. yourself you consider upper class? caller: i wouldn't say upper i consider myself middle class economically. ost: tell me -- caller: i strive to live well within my means. i don't like living on credit. dailya credit card for my expenses but i pay it off at the end of every month. country nk in this people have to realize that if you get an education. your live well within means, and you're personally responsible, you can and you will succeed. i do believe that. ost: so, did you come from a background of money and education and some privilege as well? our last caller? caller: no, sir, i did not. city, from er philadelphia. two-parent house hold. parents, college grads. both of them worked. we were not wealthy. we're not wealthy. but what i will say is th

andry to move on from there encourage our faculty and students to really come together. discussion.d in the university of california, berkeley, yale university, these topics right now being discussed. we want to be in the middle of hat, in the center of that discussing the issues of free freedom.d academic the board of trustees made the decision not to hire the person in question. it's for us to talk amongst ourselves this particular issue. host: to lowella in bellville, illinois. go ahead. caller: hi, i'm really happy to be able to get you guys. trying since 2006 or 2007. my question is pertaining to children of military families, retired.ty and can you hear me? host: we can. so what is your question? caller: my daughter is active duty military. stepson. she also has two younger children. so does she qualify for any kind assistance for her stepson? their home state of residence. because she plans to use her other benefits for her two other children. can she use the benefits for all three? the exact on't know conditions. institution endly to the families of veterans. 'm