unacceptable to talk a little bit more about how this program was carried out earlier i spoke with artie's sara firth in london and i first asked her how the agency was collecting that information well this was done via web cam the british intelligence agency key aided by the n.s.a. had the program code named. and they were essentially collecting still images from millions of accounts one point eight million accounts and saving them to agency databases and how was this information supposed to be used. well the system it appears busies for experiments an automated facial recognition now is used to monitor not just t.c.h. keys existing targets but also to discover new targets of interest and save the searches could be used to try to find terrorist suspects or criminals but it was also making use of multiple anonymous user i.d.'s so skipping up a huge bulk data from what could potentially be completely innocent eases and did b g c h q distinguish between which of those users were suspected of wrongdoing and those who weren't suspected of wrongdoing. it appears not and i think that's really wh

that was artie's paul scott reporting at this year's winter olympics athletes from around the world are competing in ninety eight different events but instead of the emphasis being on the world class talent that's taking front and center the focus on sochi has seemed to lie all swear artie's on a stasi a church has the story. while the mainstream media pundits me keep acting like they're the hottest of all he speaks french look at people in reality the corporate news networks are struggling with ratings they lose credibility right because that's what media trades and that's their currency whether they're credible or not they're not credible people are watching us have decided that if what they see is not what actually is they'll tune out leaving news networks to hastily search for new tricks to increase their dwindling audience according to public policy polling the self-proclaimed fair and balanced fox news network is trusted by thirty five percent of americans and as the news network nearly the same number of americans say they trust the least it's not entirely illogical to say that f

loan artie's aleck's airshows he reports that many europeans may be reluctant to see their money head east. e.u. member state greece we don't have any jobs and at the same time we have debts to pay they should support us now that we're in great need e.u. member states brain. i'm unemployed i have two children we don't get any government help and it's hard to survive each month but if we don't have money for us how can we give it to ukraine. and revolting ukraine a country without even in association with the e.u. . the e.u. is as plain with carrots and sticks the there's economic integration which was going to mean that big parts of the ukrainian working population will see a deterioration in their living style the fantasy about entering your of the streets be in line with gold that's a fantasy because the real project is it is an i.m.f. based austerity program. with questions about who will lead ukraine into the future and whether the country will stay together one thing's clear it's the rubicon to be that needs to be revamped first even before the euro my down protest kicked off the

until a judge allowed him to return to cuba now earlier i spoke with artie's nicholas o'donovan from our miami bureau and i first asked him to explain what the cuban five were charged with back in two thousand and one. well actually that trial begun in november of two thousand it was a very long and complex process as you can imagine that went on for seven months it all happened here in miami and from the very beginning the legal teams defending the cuban five fault for a change of venue because as we all know the south florida is a stronghold for the cuban exile that didn't happen and the jury found them guilty of all twenty six counts including conspiracy to commit espionage conspiracy to commit murder and acting as agents of a foreign government here in the united states and besides the trial lasted several months the very well surprise was just announced in a few minutes then in december two thousand and one all five members of the group received different sentences and renee gonzalez the already out got nineteen in fifteen years but don't you get it all and i wanted out i mean i

commercial the latest weapon in the military's arsenal is artie's policy reports from tel aviv. these really army has a new fight on its hand the numbers in combat units are down attention recruits are shying away from science not fighting it seems has lost its glamour the i.d.f. is concerned it's circulating videos like this online that celebrate the strain he's made a fighter in this one a week if to place his strong soldiers are as is the idea of the soul to be managed drinking strong coffee and this teenage girl is pounding strongly on drums both sets in but the catch phrase sound i the idea of a strong smell it all smiles when he watches the videos the twenty five year old served in one of israel's most prestigious fighting brigades he spent two and a half years in and out of gaza a close friend of his was killed there in the line of duty like others he's asking of serving in combat was the right decision for sure what i did is important and needs to be done but i don't think it helped me in the long run not for finding a job and not my own creation i think i would do thing

judiciary committee examined recommendations to reform the foreign intelligence surveillance act artie's sam sachs was on capitol hill and has more. the house intelligence committee took on the issue of worldwide threats to u.s. national security and a hearing today and there was quite a long list of threats covered cluny al qaeda militants in syria iran has nuclear capabilities and even threats of china shooting down space satellites but with the director of national intelligence james clapper on hand to testify it was the so-called threat of edward snowden's n.s.a. disclosures that stole the show and led to some hair raising comments by members of congress its chairman mike rogers that has repeatedly made claims without evidence that snowden is secretly working with the russians but at today's hearing the witnesses on hand refused to confirm that accusation do you believe that. there's any indication that the n.s.a. contractor who is now in moscow might be under the influence of russian intelligence services chairman i don't have any information to that effect excuse me later in the he

go back to the russian team's success in figure skating that left competitors trailing far behind artie's and he said now he was lucky enough to catch the competition in the iceberg skating palace earlier she joined kevin owen in our sochi studio to tell us what it was like to watch the performances in person. it was huge i think we can say that playing on the home field as they say really benefited russia tonight there were hundreds of russians in the audience we were quite high up and our whole section was it was full of russians and everyone had a good skate but i think this is where we're going to say that russia is. actually better than the soviet days what is the atmosphere in the huge stadium when it when it kicks off its buzzing it's buzzing of course the russians when they came onto the ice and i'm sure anyone who is watching it at home felt the advantage of having the home support in the crowd was going wild and i think that helped them mad a lot of confidence shows me many more goals to come as well. of course he's a veteran only thirty one one of the old. great show just pheno

artie's nicholas l. donovan joined us earlier with more on this controversial murder trial and what happened inside the courtroom well it was day nine day of closing arguments in the michael dunn trial we heard prosecutors say that for dunn the shooting was just simply a target practice prosecutor erin wolfson was in charge of deliver in the state's closing argument and she said that when michael dunn pull up to the s.u.v. with jordan davis and his friends were as you said listen to music his blood literally started to boil obviously the state is trying to depict a picture of michael dunn where he was some way triggered by some sort of irrational hate towards a certain kind of person or that there was some sort of premeditation in his actions on the other hand dunn's lawyers to pictured the faulty seven year old as a love in caring father that was literally scared to death and acted in self the feds therefore very different stories that we heard today in jacksonville let's talk about the evidence that we

followed closely by norway canada germany for more from sochi artie's that richard concorde fleet joining her earlier into philadelphia on the day's big winners. well just concentrating on team usa things got off very well for them very early in the morning in solitaires they came to bronze in the men's snowboard cross by going to alex the bold will from taking the gold medal and the silver medal for the russians also through nikolai loon in and things they did very well for the usa as well late in the evening here in sochi as they picked up a gold medal and then tar fights ski all of us even the men's hard fight is probably more famous in the united states for the snowboarding shaun white the flying tomato as he's known was a two time olympic champion coming into the salty games but unfortunately in the competition couldn't make out a hand trick easy crush ties and could only finish in fourth place but better fortunes for the americans in the men's half point ski as david y s y had an exile in first run scoring ninety two points and that was a good enough to give him an america gold meda

today and it's now raising concerns over a possible separatist rebellion that's dividing the region artie's igor piskun of has the story. well i have far more grave. here in the crimea national store winds are being shouted alongside the washerwoman's they share the same went but definitely not the same political views was. there were there was a little we all came out today to show that without our approval notice the us will be mayn't we say the crimea is a part of our grades war z. is the majority of people here support russia in the u.s.s.r. the crimea belong to the russian soviet republic until may nine hundred fifty four when the then soviet leadership decided to transfer it to the administration off so he did crane and when the u.s.s.r. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one the crimea was left as a part of independent ukraine but for the last few centuries mainly ethnic russians have been living on these lands alongside minorities including the muslim crimean tatars built the crimea always used to be russian and was passed over to the crane unlawfully it's time for justice to pr

play and the nation's contributing editor stephen cohen joined artie's a big picture earlier to talk about that very subject take a listen to what he had to say about how this kind of coverage could disrupt u.s. russian relations the coverage even in the steam leading american newspapers seems to be virtually wishing for something bad to happen to spoil what they call putin's games and they have so demonized president vladimir putin russia for so many years that when they talk about putin and then the terrorists they virtually equate the terrorist ira to articles in the washington post last week or a couple weeks ago i wasn't sure who i was supposed to be rooting for putin of the terrorist and his then kind of. now it has been embedded in this coverage of this sort of a game which is extremely or and of course is very bad for america russian relations that was the nation's contributing editor stephen cohen. 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 winter blast of snow rain an

artie's or smith has the details of what chancellor george osborne is saying is if scotland walks away from the u.k. it also walks away from the pound he's very clear about that he said that there are four things that are necessary to have a currency really and so for scotland to shed the pounds and then proceeded to demolish the possibility of those conditions being met the first thing he talked about was a banking union scotland of course has a huge financial sector it's worth about twelve times its g.d.p. alone there's no way that scotland would be able to bailout its own bags you've only got to look at the huge royal bank of scotland so that the u.k. has only just managed to extricate itself from an obligation to bail out european banks so one earth would put itself back into an obligation to bail out scottish banks fiscal cooperation then osborne talked about a shared agreement on taxation and spending it would assess it take the rest of the u.k. and scotland seedings over and see in terms of how much it taxed its citizens of what it spent that money on why should the u.k. do that

far to voice concerns over the rise of radicalism in ukraine since the turmoil started details from artie's arena . firstly i have seen at least five european officials parading through the independence square in its early stages making statements about the pact how everything is fine and dandy and it's absolutely a show of democracy in its best form but now we are hearing from the foreign minister of luxembourg who actually is the first person only an official level from the west to indicate that in fact there is something sinister going on on my done also known as the independence square in the of. the european union has no right to support extremists who use involving nazis as you call them europe is familiar with we have to fight all extremist forces including those in ukraine this is very important koreans who hate violence and extremism need to find a compromise and restore peace. now about those who are russian foreign ministry is calling extremist and it refers to as nazis well let's have a look at some of the leaders in ukraine so-called revolution for example alexander . a man of

that was artie's sarah firth. and we turn to florida where a verdict was reached in the trial of michael dunn the forty seven year old who shot and killed teenager jordan davis on saturday the jury in jacksonville found michael dunn guilty of attempted second degree murder for opening fire on three teens who were in the same as you vs jordan davis however they could not come to a consensus on whether to can. victor a quick done of the most serious of charges first degree murder in the two thousand and twelve killing prosecutors argued that dunn recklessly shot at the teens after complaining about the volume of their music in a convenience store parking lot three of his gun shots struck davis one of them cutting through his liver along and his aorta however dunn testified that his actions were all in self-defense that davis threatened him and that he thought he saw a gun sticking out of the vehicle that al davis and his friends don was found guilty on four of the five counts he was charged with and now faces up to

now is artie's marina port. and we are just three days away from the start of the twenty fourteen olympic games taking place in sochi russia of course our team will have full coverage on this take a look. i . and now for a closer look at russian president vladimir putin's visit and the preparations for the games here as artie's martin andrews. president putin arrived earlier today ahead of the olympics are really starting on friday in the at the wonderful stated that is complete and it's behind us we actually have a her hustle was taking place at the moment but it was the president putin's first stop when he met the delegates of the i.o.c. one hundred twenty six committee that opened the session today his bus stop was to the salt cheap national park what was that were the same facts a whole group of of leopard's person left with as they're known through rehabilitation center was a put a few years ago didn't suffer actually went inside one of the cages to pets the cubs of course the wildlife just important subjec

workers adopted over a decade ago the decision is also likely to hurt to the country's economy as artie's lucy cuffing off reports. voted to shut the door to european union workers setting up a showdown with brussels as well as a potential exit from the single european market now the so-called stop mass immigration initiative was the brainchild of the right wing swiss people's party which wants strict quotas on foreigners for switzerland to essentially abandon its free movement of people treaty with the e.u. and supporters the we've talked to say that they're worried immigration is driving up rents that it's undercutting local workers and that is burdening public services now opponents had argued that immigration caps would in fact cripple economic growth and experts do say that the swiss in column e. is. not despite foreign labor especially when it comes to folks who have skills to work in fields like health care and i.t. where there's a big need for skilled workers but despite the very real economic concerns despite the fact that on the one we care is just three percent many voters were

with a record score and they're on their way to restoring their country's dominance in sports well arty's andrew farmer is in the mountain cluster and he discussed what's in store with only so now a down and studio. sun is at the sudan on my back as i speak and that's prompted concerns about the possibility of melting snow but organizers have insisted that everything is fine and all events will go ahead as shai jewel today and that's included the women's downhill which produced an absolute classic we've seen a dead heat between slovenia's tina maze and swiss since dominic design and that means they will both walk away with a gold medal and that has never happened in this event in the olympics before but coming back to the weather just yesterday temperatures were as high as plus sixty degrees up rose a plateau where the extreme park is held we also saw a number of crashes in the men's cross-country skiing and some of fleets of suggested that this is because of mushy snow when i spoke to one athlete from new zealand early this morning and she said you know what athletes just have to get on

synagogue big synagogue being torched in the country's west and one of the main violent incidents artie's alexi has more. course. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and well something that the revolution here ended with the ousting of the president of the college its leader dmitry jarosz has a different view. this is just the beginning ukraine's resurrection europe's resurrection they started our my down. but does this resurrection require the storming of political party offices the torching of politicians houses and the manhunt for journalists from the new government at this recently the offer of your award for the whereabouts of a russian journalist from the r.t.r. channel for what they call providing false information so you can see where we are heading now the jewish community in southeastern ukraine thought we had returned but on tuesday and identified man tried to set the town synagogue ablaze with molotov cocktails the police leach before masked men started throwing explosives at our sy

lacks accountability and transparency and applies a blanket approach to all crisis had countries artie's peter all over has more. their hands on the purse strings of europe's cash strapped. the confidence in the euro zone's three biggest lenders known as the troika is wavering in terms of public debt in terms of potential rolph in terms of unemployment there is. worse now than before the troika intervention in the country like greece made up of the international monetary fund the e.u. and the european central bank the idea behind the troika was to get the most indebted eurozone nations back on an even keel through bailouts and at times crippling austerity measures island became the first to leave the bailout program at the end of last year not before cutting thirty billion euro from the budget and seeing salary squeeze by twenty percent in southern europe in hopes of a light at the end of the tunnel anti especially for the generation growing up in detroit unemployment is not trivial to afford so we are going to be facing a. a large number of young people i mean in countries like greece o

that's breath for the official opening ceremony and organizers do promise it will be mind blowing artie's paul scott says in the olympic capital for us. it's been seventy since so she was awarded the winter olympics and in a few hours' time we're going to see the culmination the climax of all that hard work and old out planning the opening ceremony gets underway at eight fourteen pm local time in the fish stadium that you can probably make out behind me and i was fortunate enough to get a ticket for the final dress rehearsal on choose david and i can tell you that the forty thousand plus spectators who are going to be inside the stadium are going to be treated to a high tech pyrotechnic display a condensed journey through russian history and although the ending ceremony hasn't begun in the olympic cauldron hasn't been lit we still don't know the identity of the person tossed with that despite those things the sport has started the events began on thursday and the continuing to run throughout friday and also has spoken to a couple of athletes who have tested their venues ahead of their eve

now of course is how the east of the country will react to everything coming out of the few right artie's lex haris have seen a lot of for us from kiev with that update thank you very much. and president unico bitch now reportedly in the eastern ukrainian city of harkov where local officials loyal to him have gathered around they have declared that they are now taking control of their respective regions bypassing rulings from the capital artie's marouf an ocean has more. you know cool rich and it used to be a very unanimous region supporting more distant policies that the policies of western countries but we see that today population here is divided from one hand the i've prayed that opposition including right wing didn't do all those radical elements can come here from kiev and it's not very hard it's less than five hundred kilometers away from the capital and we're hearing serious calls mostly these messages sent from her through social media to stand up and to defend the c.t. and the region but from another hand those politicians and ordinary people here on the ground not totally happy

bottom of the world's deepest lake to the top of europe's highest peak to the olympic capital now artie's martin and stands by with more. well off to one hundred and twenty two days the torch is finally here in the sochi area to arrive yesterday some more of the one hundred twenty three days will be complete at all make its way to the opening ceremony tomorrow night at the time will be fourteen minutes past eight of course to represent twenty four if you go back to two years ago we had the likes of david beckham james bond and queen elizabeth the second he made appearances so everybody is really talking about who will be carrying the torch. earlier on today we had a lot of rough we had. the i.o.c. president he was also carrying the flame i also a surprise visitor from the likes of ban ki moon the general secretary of state for the united nations as well as famous russian actors and musicians and earlier on we caught up with the french figure skater brains you bet and this is what he had to say about the rising excitement here in the sochi area i feel good and everybody from the french tea

thank you kevin very much artie's kevin owen there from sochi and we're putting up the latest results rumors and goings on in the host city in a special section on our website that's twenty fourteen dot r.t. dot com right now we're reporting on there how the russian president is entertaining for and guess at the big city and of course bringing you all the live updates on all of you that. andrea days until the next year a p. and parliamentary election but people in one country are too ignorant to vote on the e.u. matters according to a senior bloc commissioner and it's not the only choice i'm not qualified to make she says war on the rhetoric from artie's laura smith in london. these are comments made by vivian redding who is the new justice commissioner a top official in the european union and it's british people that she's talking about who she says don't know enough about the european union to be able to vote in a referendum on whether to stay whether britain should stay in or come out of it she's urging britain essentially to spend more time on debate about the e.u. before a possib

that's left russia without an olympic medal in the discipline for the first time and thirty years artie's andrew farmer has been keeping track of the developments. that is the end of his competitive career he was always going to retire after these olympics aged thirty one but he did not want it to end that he had to pull out after landing awkwardly during the warm up of the men's individual competition yesterday he does have a long history of back problems in fact he still has four screws in the back of his after twelve operations but he will be remembered as one of the most decorated figure skaters of all time he has four limping medals he won gold in the team event here in sochi just a few days ago and also fellow figure skater maxine klein called among others has been paying tribute to his glittering if. we all have great respect for pollution coach he's a legend in our sport and a great example for many worldwide but i think the fact that he came out and helped win the team gold given his condition is a heroic achievement and. i want to take my hat off and tell him that he's the great

games starting in less than two weeks back to you in moscow thank you very much and they said i was artie's on these so now are the reports in from marty's very own sources on the highlights from this year's olympics well as we're getting a heartfelt goodbye to the winter olympics we in fact i asked you what you thought about the opening ceremony of the closing ceremony the games in general we want you to give us your highlights and feel good moments of the games on our facebook page and you did that so thank you for sharing your moments well no surprise that you actually picked russian gold in the latest figure skates in there somewhere also impressed by the national team's parade while others selected the sublime performance by a russian figure skating rookie and olympic darling you need. quite an online or it seem has a more on the winter games its heroes and most touching moments so you can head to our teeth dot com for more on the. right to see. her story. and i think that you're. on our reporters. on the. we continue with other news now after it's taken the reins of the ukrainian capi

keep him on the story paul for now thanks we'll come back in just a bit later stay with us meantime artie's been keeping up with all the athletes of course including those lucky enough to find themselves on the podium we've been asking them how it feels to be a champion and whether they found in the facilities to their liking. it's funny. because it's really challenging like one of the best on his in the season the conditions on the hill. just just awesome when it's so challenging you don't have any surprise when i say. the best should win. this is what it's about really like people really know. a lot of fun the celebrating they like the sport of course and. some good words for sochi just never told us that because i honestly all i wanted was a good result to do everything i could everything have been working for you i do want to let down my team and my coaches i came to skate well and i was nervous the first time so it turned into a matter for me because a positive news got to the athletes like and so apparently the international t.v. viewers this national epic committee has now revealed t

big highlights along with men's figure skating with you again you pierce and aiming for victory as artie's andrew farmer explains there's another contest that could top all of those for russia. but i have to say he was a fantastic because he was in it for a try and pull from bush's job but if there is one gold medal that russia wants to win more than any other it is in the men's only hope they haven't done that since the fall of the soviet union and today they. can't against a vignette and that is a game on paper you would think they would win because they have something like sixteen and h l stars compared to c.v. news one they also have home with vantage although some are arguing that could bring extra pressure will they rushes main man alexandrovitch and says all the players have the experience they need to. i'm pretty sure we have experience and we all do our guys to handle the pressure. and i'm pretty sure it's going to be flying soon as we're going to step on the ice we're going to. think about the game and i think about how to win the game not about. the pressure and stuff and the pl

athletes are actually in town and it's open for skiers and snowboarders of all standards that was artie's paul scott reporting from sochi and aside from talking about good merits at the olympics there's always lots of talk about good lucks they aren't exactly give out medals for beauty at the olympics and for good reason but artie's liz wahl is taking a look at the olympians that would surely make the list if they did. the limbic games a global event where people are rallying the world to an end to celebrate athletic achievement while it brings together the world's most talented olympians there happens to be many quite attractive competitors we've compiled a list of seven of the finest in no particular order will start off with australian snowboarder or a bright bright is an olympic gold medalist at the two thousand and ten winter olympic games in vancouver she carried the flag for australia at the opening ceremony is more i can be on the slopes shaun white is a snowboarder on team usa here he is at a press conference near sochi gearing up for the twenty fourteen olympic games a lot of pr

discussion but in terms of the action russia and america their first match begins on thursday that was artie's paul scott reporting from sochi. now to a fight against the n.s.a. kentucky senator rand paul today filed a lawsuit against president obama and top security officials over the agency's surveillance program paul believes a program that includes gathering citizens' phone metadata infringes on our fourth amendment rights are to correspondent mayor dave it has more. on behalf of myself freedom works and everyone in america that has a phone we are filing suit against the president of the united states in defense of the fourth amendment today senator rand paul finally did what he had been threatening to do for months senator paul officially filed a class action lawsuit against the obama administration the national security agency and a host of others regarding a u.s. surveillance program that collects information on millions of u.s. citizens at a press conference here today paula spoke about the magnitude of this case this we believe will be a historic lawsuit we think it may well be the la

olympics a war zone overflowing with minor problems and having been neglecting the competition itself artie's honest as he looks at why so many news outlets across the atlantic seem to cast a cloud over the event. hundreds of world class competitions involving thousands of top notch athletes sports fans all over the world rejoice it's time for a live big game fun again and some of them are pretty distressed but why feed the excitement word of a possible new terror threat character a terrorist threat terrorist threat and her world champion and multiple gold medalist for buzz kill the western mainstream media and the olympics is a wonderful time for a contrast to get together in order to despise each other and or treat each other like crap it's only happens once every two or four years you know there's not a lot of time you've got to come together and hate each other and not a second has gone to waste from picking any little thing that might be off to fifty toilets but not one that could be flushed to toilets i by that i miss you toilets right next to each other just spells party that doesn't s

and relax fortunately so she's not just the olympic host city but also a vibrant black sea resort artie's martin ender's has more. the way from their home the sun has set and. there are tens of thousands of new vistas joining the games and it's not just. press trucks and shops that are busier than ever before the night live here is booming to sting the olympics means mixing it up whether you want to mingle with celebrities and glamorous and beats nightclubs who fancy something a little more traditional like it. can be hard pushed to feel left out so you get your shoes on let your head down and that seems to me. very popular with locals and visitors he can listen to terry's music from jazz to contemporary. like most of my trips here are open twenty seven ideal for energetic tourists man it was very positive surprise because it's really very well organized around here. that would be alive only during the summer months . in winter. feeling package after all that partying look no further than the old port winds down grab some food and relax next to the cozy heaters the partying and socializin

i think that the highlight for me is artie's culture expert here in russia is how much russia sort she has changed i was here seven years ago reporting on a travel show away fareed if r.t. in the early years and really it was just a small soviet holiday resorts the black sea coast where people came in the soviet times and this entire region has transformed to what you can never even imagine you can really see where the billions of dollars has been spent the coastal cluster of crescent pollyanna with literally just mountain valleys but now we have the beautiful resorts like rosa khutor it's also important to shed some realistic balance journalistic light on this entire situation surrounding such as we have lots of controversy with the l.g. l g b t rights and gay issues with security which has been flawless and we had lots of anti western propaganda negative one sided press from many countries around the world but it's been good for me to actually report on the balance good and bad you know reality of. today well now that the olympics are over what's being done in such a to prepare for t

victory with the home side battling it out late into a shootout artie's paula scott is in sochi joining me now live with the highlights so paul you watched it all unfold what did the americans do right or the russians do wrong how did it all go. well it was pure sporting drama inside the bolshoi ice time as the usa run out winners against russia in the most dramatic of circumstances the match finished two two the regulation time rusher actually took the lead midway through the second period captain pavel datsyuk leading by example to opening to open the scoring a sweet moment for him he plays his hockey in the n.h.l. but goals from cam fowler and joe pavelski put the usa to one up before the levelled at two two with five minutes to play now there was control over see russia thought they'd done enough to win the game in the final moments but it goes controversially disallowed by the officials. now the game then went into overtime nothing separated the two sides so went to that dramatic shootout and america eventually ran out winners in the most heartbreaking of fashions for russia russia

well it was a busy day in a limp exporter let's head straight to saatchi artie's kevin owen is standing by in our studio there he's got a look at the first official day of competition at the winter games. yeah. so they're just past two am sunday morning here in sochi we're still going strong anyway but the course those athletes those spectators resting before the next day of full competition begins eight sets of medals will be up for grabs later today well right now let's recap the results in day one you shall we which was a huge success for the norwegian team there spoke to our correspondent paul scott he's been following what how closely. well there are no medals for russia on day one of the sochi twenty fourteen winter olympics but they are in a good position to pick up their first medal of these games in the figure skating team event after five of eight rounds they currently lead the overall standings meanwhile biathlete ole darling has created history he's become the joint record holder for the most amount of winter olympic medals he now has twelve to his name and seven of them a g

been saying for some time now is finally being listened to this city this region is ready now was artie's paul scott reporting and security experts are disputing an n.b.c. report that came out this week regarding cyber security at the olympics the report shows n.b.c.'s richard engel using a smartphone at a coffee shop in russia and getting hacked within seconds take a look so you're putting my profile in these computers and that's exactly right with our new computers now loaded with potentially attractive data we headed for a restaurant where we used a new smartphone to browse for information about the sochi olympics almost immediately we were hacked so if you're going to do it if you see what it's a download it. is actually downloading a piece an hour. now the security expert you saw there kyle wilhoit is questioning how the story was told in a tweet he said unfortunately the editing got the best of the story cut a lot out of cut a lot of the technical context details out he is now writing a white paper to fill in the missing gaps and another security expert robert graham of iraq securit

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bullets in the last twenty four hours as the country turns to chaos is there any solution incites artie's alexy or chefs he is reporting. last night we reported from the independence square from the protest aside this time we'll take you to the other side of the barricade the police lines where obviously the atmosphere is very tense i just took a stroll through the police lines and the police would seem to be very concerned of what's happening here over there as you can see the police line is here and over there the protest as they lit the tires on fire again the coal areas covered with black smoke it's hard to see to breathe and the police are pretty much everywhere across the place heavy presence right now especially after the information that reportedly protesters in the western part of the country leave on a from coast city still at least fifteen thousand bullets several hundred handguns and machine guns from the security services arsenals and bringing over to kiev that's why the authorities are implementing some sort of counterterrorism operation mode in ukraine i would note don't kn

but a little artie.s in black and white. >> yes t is. >> stephen: and you yourself are sore of in black and white. >> yes, i am, thanks for noticing. >> stephen: your first film was at the time set in nebraska, so was your next film election. >> yes. >> stephen: and this one nebraska also set in nebraska. >> and about schmidt. >> stephen: and about schmidt. >> also in only aha!. >> stephen: you're from nebraska, right. >> right, still live there. >> stephen: you are allowed to leave nebraska. >> yes. >> stephen: you don't have one of those tracking ang lets on or anything, you're not a wanted man. >> no. >> stephen: why dow keep shooting in, you know, what hollywood and the east coast elite was call a fly over state, you know? >> yeah, i am from there so i just like being there. i mean we don't-- we don't really ask woody allen or martin scorsese why they like to shoot in new york, for example. we just kind of think that that is okay. but because i'm from a more far-flung unusual place, i'm asked-- . >>