. -- it is aty jake strategic part of the country. there are political implications. some of the groups could consider this a victory and be tempted to try to push further as mostbilize as well of the muslims here. there are only two areas where there are small groups of muslims and they might decide that now it is time to leave if the chadians have to depart. claimsow has dismissed from ukraine that it was involved in the violent crack down during the revolution that's all dozens of protesters killed. blamed the in kiev former ukrainian president for drawing up the plans, but they also hinted at a russian role in the crackdown, something the foreign minister says was contradicted by the facts. was one of the bloodiest days in ukraine's postindependence history. dozens of protesters died at the hands of snipers. investigators say they have identified and detained 12 members of the now defunct writerly city said the ousted president was behind the killings. -- riot police who said the ousted president was behind the killings. the key investigator also said unidentified

another student helped but said the atis staent principal was the hero today. >> do you think he saved lives? >> no. i think mr. king was a hero here. >> there are a number of heros in this day. many of them are students. officials say it would have been worse the student pulled a fire alarm that probably saved lives. he posted this selfie on instagram >> some call it one of the worst cyber bugs in the history of the internet called heart bleed, allowing a hacker to steal and potentially steal informationment experts say it went undetected almost two years. once found, it took just lines of code to fix it. >> safest thing you can do is contact the web site and look to see whether they were vulnerable or not. >> if you find the web site has been vulnerable, software engineers say change after the site patch is a problem. we have a link to where you can find out whether a site used has been updated. >> hewlett-packard agreed to pay $100 million to settle charges former employees paid bribes to officials. that the internal controls were not strong enough. regulators total $772 regulators

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sally satel, ati fellow specializing in health care. this week dr. ezekiel emanuel and his new book "reinventing american health care". and it as he provides and explicit outline of how the affordable care act is reshaping american health care for the better. this program last one hour. .. i cerda said to myself, would it be nice if there were 250 page book we could give to someone and that would explain the system. when you look out there, there's no such book. the reason is if you're a tenured professor or policy person, it's beneath you to write the book thing in the system and if your content are trying to get tenured commie writes a book and you never get tenure. i wanted to fill that void. once i got into writing the book, you begin to think it sets the platforms for what's going to happen. why don't i start making predictions about the future for all the people i've talked to to and i'd been trained well enough because of one of my college is a professor of morton and he's done a lot of research about making predictions and warns you it's a ba

even though they have not done aty well, i would look pharmaceuticals like novartis.ot a huge amount of industrial names. energy didn't do very well last year. >> we just had shell numbers this morning. youf i go back to u.s., have all the energy stocks which have done extremely well. energy stocks are doing extremely well. it is the rotation. it is not like money leaving. it is rotating from one sector to the other. >> we're going to have to leave it there. great to get your opinion. manish singh, great to have you with us. , top shop once again. the latest collection hits stores today. caroline hyde gives us a sneak peak. ♪ again, the british powerhouse of retail has teamed up with a british style icon, kate moss. -- [no audio] i will be back with how the business model is going at top shop. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am manus cranny in london. here are some companies that are on the move. dyer is said to be proposing a deal for merck's consumer business. dyer is trying to beat an all-cash bid. a heated contest between the bidders means that mark may fet

john kerry stated, ati abawi reports now from jerusalem. >> exploirve remarkexplosive re. secretary of state john kerry, are in a leaked recording from a meeting with foreign dig friday dignitaries, he said a two-state solution will be clearly underscored as the real alternative because a unitary state ends up either being an apartheid state with second class citizens or ends up with the capacity, former israeli ambassador to canada allen baker said kerry acted irresponsibly. >> coming from the secretary of state of the united states, i think it shows a considerable amount of ignorance. >> the palestinians say the proof is on the ground as illegal israeli settlements continue to carve out ground part of a future palestinian state, and as they are subjected to more and more limitations. the sprawtion behind me has -- the separation behind me has become a security fence by the israelis who credit it for stopping suicide attacks but it has also been named the apartheid wall by many palestinians who say it has further isolated them. palestinian officials welcome kerry's statem

system that would lead to the renewal of the supreme court, the national electoral council, the tonal atyeneral and the national ombudsman. >> machado was there speaking to the general assembly, hairbled thank you for speaking. >>> new common core tests, they began on monday with three schools in brooklyn having more than 70% of students opting-out. and it's happening across the country with parents and kids taking a stand against similar tests in their states. joining us here in new york is a nearly 20 year veteran of the education sector, based here in new york city she is also a mother whose eight-year-old opted out of the startized exams. >> thank you for having me. >> your son eight years old third grader, you don't think the standardized tests are age appropriate. >> they absolutely are not appropriate for eight, nine or ten-year-olds. i start by telling you i taught third grade before, it's not i need three hours to, find out what my child knows in reading math. why do they go on so long? one mother's daughter, cries every time she picks up a pencil she's concerned she's a bad writ

. >> kansas city ati and fbi are discussing the situation. a reward has been offered.il that happens, officers keep a clo close eye on rush-hour commuters. >> i pay attention to everything around me, especially when the highway is splitting or i am exiting the highway. my attention level is piqued. >> there have been three injuries in these cases, there have been no fatalities and police say that it's been about 10 days since there have been any shootings in the grandview triangle where many of these shootings took place and police stepped up their presence along that interchange. >> usher karishi. encouraging signs for america's economy. ali velshi is here looking at new reports around the country and what they mean going forward. new orleans officials say they can eliminate chronic homelessness in their city by next year. >>> a new plan to fix environment and health regulations in north carolina today on the heels of coal ash in the river earlier this year. warnings about swimming in the river and eating fish, the governor focuses on converting cool ash ponds and pro

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aty also want russia to stop a minimum supporting nonstate militia east of the country. the west and ukraine have accused ukrainian special forces of directing pro-russian activist attacks against ukrainian installations there. those are the contours of the deal. gas could be an issue as well. looking forpe is guarantees that there won't be any interruption of russian gas to western europe. also, the question of how much ukraine will have to pay for gas. those are issues that could come up as well. of course, president putin televised annual question-and-answer session this hour. i always expect it to be very long. a >> that is right. we can expect the russian president to talk about ukraine at least a little. that will be perhaps as important as these talks. if these talks are unsuccessful, have.s. and western europe already made it clear that they intend to go further with sanctions. early aspossibly as tomorrow, possibly sanctioning another russian bank and widening the partials sanctions against russian businessmen. the eu, their foreign ministers could meet next wee

started watching him from aties tans there. many people are going to recount the good thing this is a the tite -- the titles he's had, the positions he's had. i'd like to recount that as someone watching kent hance from a distance, as he made his way through congress and later became chancellor at texas tech, the university that is host to many students from new mexico, watching from aties tans, i can say that mr. hance did the thing this is a all leaders are called to do. he served with honor, with distinction, but he made tough choices when called on a couple of years ago, a couple of years ago a high -- when called on. -- texasof years ook a tech needed a tough hand on the shoulder. texas tech has been better off because he was there as a strong person in times when they needed strong leadership. again from new mexico side of the border, we would like to say thank you for guiding an institution that's been home to so many new mexicans, thank you for your distinction in your service, for your commitment to principles, for you

atis not in a happy place the moment but we are seeing some interesting noises today from tesco around and store refits. >> brian, thank you so much for your time. >> up next, clashing over caviar. we check out the british firm muscling in on this closely guarded industry. ♪ >> good morning, welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." what is the first place you think of when you think about caviar? probably russia. probably not the u.k. anyway, exmoor caviar wants to change that. it is the only british manufacturer of the delicacy and it is winning over some of london's top chefs. but it is making a lot of enemies in the process. angus bennett went to find out more. co-owner ofg is the the u.k.'s only caviar maker. he likes to get up close and personal with the product. england, hehwest helps grow fish which produced the delicacy known as black gold. this is a mature sturgeon and it is ken's meal ticket. been selling caviar for over a decade but it was a mixture of luck and good fortune noble and hisorge father. >> to start a farm like this would cost a lot of money. >> the unlikely p

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she could do nothing to prevent and one that also took the life of brother following the story as ati's guy nature. this seven year old afghan girl was brought to the u.s. for medical treatment almost a year after she was injured in a blast at home her village had been a cauldron of violence says the u.s. invasion of afghanistan one morning she went outside to play with her brother the night before there was a violent battle between taliban fighters and u.s. military forces nothing residents there weren't used to she picked up what looked like was a rock but actually was a grenade hit it on the floor and it exploded the explosion killed brother it destroyed her right eye and she lost most of her right arm the u.s. nonprofit the children of war foundation brought should be to a hospital in los angeles where she received a prosthetic arm but there are so many children like i said she's a fortunate one who came here there's so many more children that need this kind of treatment many were victims of roadside bombs or were caught in the crossfire if ongoing insurgent battles u.s. drone strik

attempt to undermine the government saying everything it did was completely within the law but as ati's guy in a teacher can reports not everyone is convinced. an investigation by the associated press has revealed that the us government has once again tried to steer protests in cuba by creating a messaging network which was designed to become the cuban twitter the social network based on text messages was launched four years ago and was called a nail now at the time nobody knew that the program was conceived in washington and carried out by the u.s. agency for international development the associated press investigation reveals that that extensive efforts were undertaken to conceal the true nature of zooms and mailed using offshore bank accounts from companies and overseas servers the a.p. quoted a twenty ten memo from a contractor involved in the initiative saying there will be absolutely no mention of united states government involvement this is absolutely crucial for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission the mission being cuban spring of course

chilling cold and boundless territories that's what comes to mind for many when talking about siberia ati's to buy malts a has changed to a big city life to learn what it's like to get really really cold here's a report. i begin my infinite siberia journey in intense cold with a visit to a small village named ali yet coots isn't near as top and is in the coldest region on earth. minus thirty five is considered a mild winter day learning more about surviving these out to winters in the village and dressing up for the occasion. it's minus forty five degrees outside so we're going to dress for mother nature because i'm not taking any taxes thermal already on. three layers on top already so we're going to layer on top of that. now it's off to the village of boy. it's a forty minute snow cover dried to. let upon arrival the streets are deserted but the warm welcome from our hosts the governor yellow changes on the. first day. any of one way to keep warm is to get cooking. and that's how i got to know me around. we use whatever food. we waste nothing if we cook a furrow even this equipment here u

especially given that activists who have occupied it since the weekend say they're not going anywhere ati's them or if an option i spoke to some of the people inside the building to find out that the mines. we're now inside would cease to be the donetsk regional ministration hand what has become recently the santos and to hear the protests this is where those who do not recognize the country's new authorities gathered and this is from where they fled the creation of the nets peoples interpenetrate called that this republic has its own forces and as for tactics that they're not man that we can see here and that they mostly formed from simple volunteers but there are also police and army defectors and moan that it must. defend modern lands from the fascist army that's going to kill us for referendum for bees independent from kiwis and being with russia. can see here in their mold of call tails for example people say they will do their best to avoid any violence but if the reason was against them they would be forced to use these things this is often what happened in the original capital calle

. >> net new really aty means keeping the net free from discrimination. the internet explosion which happened over the last 25 years has happened only because that net has been neutral. >> the f.c.c. proposal would prohibit brad band companies from blocking sites from customers, but the regulations could drastically change how content is delivered. not only will this force cost to say rise. if a fall? gaming site cannot afford to pay for the fast track, players might lose interest and the company go under. the proposed rules guides are expected to go to vote next month. >> thank you. >> republican state lawmakers in missouri deciding whether to impeach the states governor, upset with the governor over his decision to allow same sex couples married in other states to file joint tax returns in missouri. one representative calling that move a serious violation of missouri's constitution, saying that nixon should be rem >> the government looking to crack down now on e cigarettes, the smokeless devices growing in popularity. until now, they've been under the r

they cues us of deploying putin's propaganda bullhorn as john kerry said referring to ati first of all it's not exactly polite to use expressions like that but i can understand why he said it r.t. office serious competition to c.n.n. the b.b.c. is xetra i guess the western media thought they had an absolute monopoly and would never face competition but artie's attracted huge audiences in the u.s. the u.k. and western europe in general let alone latin america the middle east and other parts of the world so how deserved the word the state department delegations and why now here is our destiny so now we see. first of all i do think it's a compliment i think it's a sign of how far reaching r.t. is and that there is an appetite to see a different side to see the alternative view than what's coming out of washington and i also think that it demonstrates a really serious. concern which is whenever. the state department or d.c. is line is not agreed with everything that opposes it is labeled as propaganda by the way our colleague and she can actually asked for comments on examples of washingto

very much atis issue over the next several years. if i might say, i think the reaction and behavior of people in the business community like the people in this room is going to have a great hill to do with where we -- are a great deal to do with where we come down as a country. theou recognize and insist united states has a great steak in our success in maintaining leadership of the global system, that is one thing. abdicate that responsibility and focus only on the issues of specific and immediate concern to your commercial interests, that is a different thing. united states investment in the imf has paid off hundreds to one in financial stability and in crises averted. we are going to spend hundreds in orderns of dollars to guarantee $1 billion of loans to ukraine. at this pointnnot get the u.s. house of representatives to approve agislation that would enable smaller measured out late -- out lay to support hundreds of billions of dollars, mostly of other people's money leveraged to support financial stability around the world at a

deals including the construction of the power of siberia gas pipeline and the host of venture capital ati'silbeam explains. threats of consequences over the ukrainian crisis including talks of the widest sanctions are alienating moscow from its western partners like never before additional consequences that we can impose on the russians there will be additional and far reaching consequences measures against twenty one individual there will be a suspension of relations between the european union and russia we are going to be working on sanctions political pressure means russia is looking east seeking closer ties with china and it's no wonder one of the poorest economies in the world became second largest in just three decades become just throw in the doors open to foreign investors offering to privatized this help the asian powerhouse grow faster than the e.u.'s largest economy germany are according to the economist newspaper is set to become the largest economy within the next five years now all the way to the top of china's already passed a milestone becoming the world's largest trading na

many areas of the region involved in a standoff with the new leadership graham phillips reports for ati several dozen members of the anti ki of people's army have didn't score arrived to take this building i did so without any opposition the consoler day today and the building is now locked down with no filming whole media access allowed inside what they then did was adjourned to the center of the city to be administrative building there which is been in the hands of and to keep activists for over a week this talk said of a delegation of iraq from demands to consolidate this idea of admits people's republic which we now have forming in this area as it continues to be a hotbed of activity in the east of ukraine this is graham phillips from kramatorsk . and assistant secretary of state victoria nuland says the u.s. has invested five billion dollars in ukraine says nine hundred ninety one but insists none of that was to support my done you can keep across all developments in the ukrainian crisis with us here on r.t. international our online news team has a minute by minute set of coverage

any cost but officials say there was a huge turnout norm the less you see coffin of is in kabul for ati. millions of afghans to find a taliban threats to cast their ballots and there was no major security incidents six people did die in a rocket attack on a polling center there were some clashes in provincial areas but those are places that had already been fighting a taliban insurgency so nothing even remotely resembling the violence that we had seen in the run up to the historic vote one that many are calling a triumph of determination over intimidation the counting of votes will last for a while but officials do say that about seven million afghans cast their ballots out of some twelve million eligible voters that's nearly sixty percent much higher than what we saw in the last election one of the biggest concerns that some urged this time around was the shortage of ballots across the country this could be a result of the high voter turnout it also could be a result of ballot stuffing and with widespread fraud severely marring the two thousand and nine election concerns are that more

urgent debate on ukraine it intends to pass a resolution condemning russia's reunification with crimea ati's peter all of a gauging the mood for us in strasbourg. what we are seeing is europe essentially having its mind made up already when it comes to russia with regards to the situation it's unfolding in ukraine anybody who doesn't toe the party line well they get shouted down as we saw when the delegates here to the parliamentary assembly the council of europe from hungary try to raise a different issue i think it's fairly hypercritical that recently an english initiative has been launched to apply sanctions against russia because of crimea but you are u.k.'s liability is clearly proven intermezzo alliance scandal including david miliband as a fair considered by mr snowden for whom russia has provided as xylem from the us where he could have faced serious criminal consequences. maybe life imprisonment or death penalty it's again a typical application of double standards which frequently can be experienced here not only in the council of europe but in international organizations like europ

still unexplored like bug cattle is the next stop on to say siberian travels is the latest report for ati. next on the invented trail the pearl of siberia lake baikal. leaves you high and dry. out of you. if you mean. it's one of the mother nature's the wonders twenty percent of the world's fresh is water beneath this unfathomable majestic lake baikal one meter of ice in just underneath it six in a hundred meters of fresh water to say that mother nature and the ice queen would not don think that would be an understatement lay by call is the world's oldest and deepest lake it's a unesco world heritage site and has been very to as one of the seven wonders of russia and it's easy to see why the lake is vast stretching man for what seems an eternity in winter it freezes over completely creating a surface as tough as heavy safety glass. i think the biggest mystery is the lake itself because biodiversity makes it unique my call is the blue well of the earth so to get a x. as we can take up the lake through by coles museum of knowledge is a must visit for any new comma. lake baikal twenty five m

intention to remain here to stay defiant and not should leave this arms depot unprotected police here ati donbass region all the queen and military is ball soaring its presence in the eastern provinces according to satellite images that surfaced in the russian media they showed troops positions around the protesters strongholds the city of us a source in russia's a defense ministry said all in all around thirty thousand troops are now stationed in the along with more than one hundred tanks and armored vehicles now according to the sources that's enough to level the entire city. usually. if the regime is using the army against its population inside the country it is no doubt a very serious crime against their own people if the current leadership is really doing this of course they are indeed. right of course there was a russia's president vladimir putin in care of committing same that kids committing a crime by intensifying the military crackdown on its own people. right well care of says the underestimates in ukraine is fueled by moscow and its troops ukraine's claims are backed by the wa

contain clashes between those seeking greater autonomy for the region and then those who are against it ati's correspondent paula so there was there to witness the events let me. take you straight to the street east and you claim it's like you wait a minute station i think we're going to take you back to since the seventy's now they've seen so. far we've been been. taken to see them to see. the faces of cabinets you see some of them they bang the show it seems as if the scene is being seen it's a confrontation. and that confrontation came when they met about two thousand pro unity protesters among them members of radical movements find in scenes played out as police try to break the clashes up a number of people are injured the crowd has ended here in front of the local administration building as you can see some people that say attack that very this is a time people coming. to. meet me on the hill if. you want to help me they might be doing things have to improve and he ended to the protesters have handed the shields back to the police the tensions are still dry and it's only a matter of tim

for russian citizenship before he dies in crimea as have already received russian passports and is ati's raef an option a report with or without the recognition from the west the process of reunification is in full swing. it's been three weeks now that another blue mountain dread officially joined the news to color on government buildings on shops and schools and often in people's homes the russian national flag. the national map makers are tasked with a nudge into mission to reflect the change by recoloring lund pieces. but not all are ready to agree we have said and i want to be very clear about this we're not recognizing what is happening for a mere sim of the world's leading to talk or for years stew met crimea as part of ukraine but this reluctance seems to lessen must reflect what is really happening on the ground there are many people here lining up to get a russian passport and russian citizenship yes we want russian passports we want to be part of russia we've been waiting for this moment for twenty three years this is why people can't wait any longer the transitional period for

local market thanks so much for staying with us here on ati international now a severe recession drags on for a third year in portugal people there are braced but even harder times. the government has announced that further spending cuts are going to take place to slash the country's deficit and try to meet the terms of international lenders although the rescue program is about to come to an end the debt laden country is still showing little sign of recovery and reform a book himself onto a controversial tour of the historic city of porto to see the damage the years of austerity have brought. every year thousands of tourists come to enjoy portugal's picture postcard city it is a world heritage site renowned for its impressive architecture and famous red wine but there is a new tourist trial on the block here in puerto designed to show the city's less flattering side far from the iconic dome louis bridge i booked myself on the excursion which calls itself the worst tools pedro for gay reader always one of three local architects who started it just over a year ago all tired of seeing the

administrative buildings is imminent especially as those inside have said they are not going anywhere ati's maria for national spoke to some of those holed up to find out exactly what their demands are. where now inside what used to be the donetsk original ministration hand what has become recently the if the second term and to hear the protests this is where those who do not recognize the country's new thought is gathered and this is from where they fled the creation of the next people's independent republic this republic has its own forces aimed at protecting them there masked men that we can see here and there they mostly formed from simple volunteers but there are also police and army defectors and man them. so we defend our motherland from the fascist army that's going to kill us where for a referendum for being independent from kiev and being with russia. to can see here in there most of call tells for example people say they will do their best to avoid any violence but if they raise a pilot against them they will be forced to use these things i only have a stick to defend myself they

see how the country's full genes can be turned around off the western forces complete that pohlad is ati's losing capital for expects but this is the heart of again a war of money billions of dollars close to the problem but they are getting some of it legally a major drug trafficking upset and the country which should make it happen just with the money coming from the only possible county money as the country counts down to economic collapse and the overthrow of the taller bar that billions of foreign dollars people rushing into the country that financial support because let's look at the full growth twenty six while the on an economy that an average rate of more than one percent one of the fastest in the world but much of the economy has been built around the war for foreign troops will still be over and of course that's taken a toll on this is you know some have already been forced to shut down there may be a shortage that that starts and afghanistan but there is no shortage i can shut off once a week on in the hopes that the insurgency tax revenue is tiny the government nearly all forc

from one of the country's top universities for their protest against the new military rule that is ati's bell true reports there seems to be little hope of reconciliation. a protest turns into fierce street battles with security forces a common sight in cairo but now the weekly rallies in support of talking as you did mohamed morsi are being led by students the military installed government has bans demonstrations saying it is fighting a spike in terror attacks undergraduate a semi was held after an exam in january he says the police are using too much violence. to the officers came in three hours after the clashes and took students from inside the university those that were taken were charged were inside the police station there were keeping them in the toilets and and he believes men want to be there mark it was like ritual. rights defenders say the crackdown is a tactic of intimidation by the authorities they have surrounded the country's main universities with armed officers. last october more than one thousand students were arrested some of them received long term sentences the fear

troops transporting tens of thousands of soldiers and old machinery and equipment is a mammoth task as ati's meghan lopez explains the diplomatic effort will be just as the monday. this is quite frankly in historical terms the berlin airlift in reverse nothing has been done this complex by the military since world war two it has been described as the biggest military challenge in recent history a logistical nightmare at the end of the year thirty thousand troops remaining in afghanistan and almost all of the equipment used by the us to execute its thirteen year long war will finally leave the country for good thirty three billion dollars worth of equipment in all a massive coordinated effort involving logistics finances diplomacy security and geography in other words the fed ex model if you will you've got to know where it's at what it's doing why it's moving or what's going to happen to want to get some worth and unlike iraq afghanistan is landlocked it's remote and it is surrounded on all sides by states that are effectively hostile to afghanistan and with very few exceptions hostile to th

twenty hours eva golinger reveals the of the side of presidential choice in a new special called from ati it is the drumbeat of war in america the bill builds whether it's cold war or hot war dissenting voices really might have been there in the beginning slowly are you too overwhelmed by the war boosters or they are deleted by the kind of institutional leave as a washington and that's where we are today as things really really are moving fast toward beyond imaginable which i would say is war between the united states and russia and i was one of the most outspoken opponents of the iraq war and it was very lonely and it was very clear that anybody who opposed that war came under attack from all sides and we did not have a healthy debate in the united states about going into iraq and peace. were afraid to speak out against the war it was really remarkably foolish so in a funny way the situation with ukraine is not that different. to the. little. little. clip on your little moment like the new policies i just feel a. little cold. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i'm wrong.

back up to the surface opponents say this also creates a combination posing serious health risks is ati'spolyploid investigating. u.k. government want to embrace shale gas extraction they say that it will create lots of new jobs that will make energy prices much lower and it will bring more money into local communities here in britain which is why the department for energy and climate change have confirmed to us that they are reviewing current legislation to basically make it easier for and the g. companies to come into the u.k. and start extracting shale gas so one change to the law that's apparently being looked at did allow energy companies to transport shale gas underneath private properties without the threat of being sued for trespassing so an energy company would still need to obtain permission in order to drill and drill wells for fracking but transportation would no longer be an issue so it's all part of a whitehall bid to reportedly more investors into britain this potential new law would reportedly provide financial compensation to homeowners under whose houses the shale gas wo

ati outside. our t. is under fire again john kerry has attacked the network for our coverage of the crisis in ukraine calling us a propaganda bullhorn check this out fact the propaganda bullhorn that is the state sponsored russia today program has been deliberate ploy to promote actually russia today network has deployed to promote president putin's fantasy about what is playing out on the ground they almost been full time devoted to this effort to propagandize and to distort what is happening or not happening in ukraine well first of all secretary kerry thanks for watching r.t. is editor in chief margarita simonyan responded by saying we are planning to write an official request of the state department for concrete examples of when our t. has distorted facts it's unfortunate that they had of the state department know so little about what's going on in ukraine at the moment to discuss this i was joined earlier by brian becker from the answer coalition i first asked him why he thinks john kerry decided to