finally won aty primary in nebraska. is it back? >> is a little bit complicated.n nebraska, some that the services -- conservatives fond at the core tea party. they had a big win. karl rove supported them. shortly after he was declared the victor that tonight, coming out with a memo saying people will try to tell the narrative. that is not the case. candidate appeals to both. republicans are trying to end the narrative. >> you said the magic word, karl rove. he said hillary clinton my temperature medical brain injury. what is he up to -- might have a traumatic brain injury. -- what is he up to? >> we have heard that. a 30 minute -- 30 day hospital stay. does 2 things. it puts it out there. and it flags. if you ever thought it was easy, it is not. the clintons never say anything unintentionally. , hillary saidl something along the lines of do not count of older women in their 50's and 60's, their brains have not atrophied. they knew it was something that would, up. herhad to address it but staff responding and bill responded. you.ank carson at margaret megan the ke

tothere is an opportunity find longer-term tenancy agreements to give greater made aty, a proposal lastear's conservative sure we canthen i'm work together. but if the proposal is for rent controls that have been tried all over the world, including in britain, and are shown to fail, i think that is a very bad idea. this isby his standard, a pretty quick u-turn, mr. speaker. week, the chairman of the conservative party -- i know you haven't gotten a briefing on this, but you can listen to the question -- the chairman of the this wasive party said completely wrong, but indeed, the secretaries have supported these proposals. the question is, how are we going to make it happen? >> i got a very good briefing on these proposals from labor mps. here they are. let's start with the housing minister. you think she would support labor's policy. she says, i do not think it will work in practice. over to theng department for local government, where the shadow secretary of state says this, we don't want to return to rent controls because the rental sector is meeting demand for housing -- is meeting d

aty are a let -- they are growing company because they have less than a billion in revenue.hose financials are disclosed, they have 21 days to start the roadshow. the key words there are at least because it gives them as much time as they need to start the roadshow. what they are saying is they never planned an official start date or the roadshow. they never set a schedule for when they would begin, so there was no official delay, they are just technically holding off until the summer, when things look a little better in the market. >> thank you so much for giving us that a day. strive -- aare to growing number of payers -- players in digital payments, there are many of them. appk is a mobile payment quickly gaining traction and it could be an acquisition target. possible the $20 billion mobile payments industry as a whole is losing steam? joining me now is an early investor in check. thank you for joining us here today. tell me more about check. this is a company that basically helps you pay your bills. >> 10 million people have downloaded it. they process 2 million payment

atis actually a controversy that time. so funny the issue of executive branch not providing records to congress goes back to george washington. fortunately cooler heads prevailed and george washington's initial response was, and you can see this in the papers, i do not owe them anything. i do not give them the audacity of the house to get them records. eventually he prevails and provides the information. oversight is an important function. you madeny tricks have to afghanistan? >> i try to go seven or eight quarters. we have about 60 people over there. i go on a regular basis, try to get over there. lex had you met president karzai? >> no. i have intentionally not wanted to meet the president. is to reportssion to the president of the united states of the united states and congress. i meet with lower officials but i think that is getting involved in local politics. back in 2012 we have a little bit from a speech that he made. >> the afghan president has blamed foreign countries for the corruption and -- corruption in gover

ati president arthur brooks moderates this hour-long event. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everybody. i am delighted to welcome you to this event entitled should anonymous campaign expenditures be allowed and invest by representative chris and holland i am delighted that representative dan holland joins us here at a ei, first elected to congress in 2002 when he defeated in his primary the man who happens to be my next door neighbor and to delightedly voted for him ever since until they get redistricted away from all of us in 2012. he is currently the top democrat on the budget committee. he has distinguished itself as a leader in legislation for more than a decade. he has served on the democratic including a stint as the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee most importantly for ic is smart, serious, thoughtful, and exactly the kind of policymaker we like to welcome. the issue we are here to discuss today is the intersection of free speech and the disclosure of contributions to tax-exempt organizations that

brig adear ati from qatar's interior ministry outlined the changes to this existing system. >> translatore moment we cancel the sponsorship system, we also cancel the requirements from exit permits from employers. workers have to inform their employer that they are leaving the country in case of problems between employers and employees when it comes to traveling, we will examine these problems in a committee within 72 hours. when it comes to employers withholding workers' passports, this will be illegal and the penalty will be 50,000 reyals. the ban on returning to qatar after the cancellation of a visa is to be ended. employers will no longer be financially responsible for workers if we end the sponsorship system. the laborer has to pay for anything that needs to be done. now, al jazeera's mohammed vaal has been listening to these proceed owesals as he joins us live now from the press conference center held in a different part of doha. mohammed, these changes to the kafala system have come about as a direct result of the criticism that qatar has endured with regard to the system which it

in ukraine and we'll be bringing you the latest news throughout the day and also on our web site at ati dot com. i think right. now if you. want but if the public like. personal data are trusted a cloud service. that insures protecting your privacy. be erased randomly get stolen. or become a target of the eno say. what if unclouded sky is right above the clouds on our t.v. . thanks will stay with us here on our t international to the u.k. no way according to the kings of fun to think tank the british national health service is facing a financial crisis with two thirds of hospital bosses fearing a possible cash shot fall it also wants that only a radical solution from the government will drag held back from the brink of economic disaster i'm afraid my ambulance driver speaking exclusively to our to sarah for us says that while they're all only budget cuts people will continue to die waiting for medical help. sounding the alarm bell you weekdays by day two story about the impacts government cuts having on the n.h.s. now it's paramedics who are speaking out the recent death of william cold

or did he intend to do what he his because of this diminished city aty, and he reacted differently becauseght isflight is to fight. >> thank you. >> the trial was supposed to take three weeks and another 30-day delay. we are watching. thank you, rikki. thaufirst lady michelle obama is known for a champion of healthy school lunches. this morning she and her allies are raising concern over legislation that would allow schools to ignore tougher nutritional requirements the. chip reid is at washington eastern senior high school where healthy food options are now on the menu. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. menu.d they are. officials at this school say they are proud to serve wholesome foods to their students. but less than two miles away from here on capitol hill the healthy lunch rules are at the center of a growing food fight. for for many students the transition to healthy lunches was a piece al cake. the low calorie kind. the but for others the changes were ard to swallow. illinois congressman rodney davis says a lot of food just ends up in the trash. >> they're seeing waste

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government as well as the broken promises by president obama to shut down the prison is ati's marine important. i've said repeatedly that i intend to close guantanamo and i will follow through on that trial will be forced no later than one year from balad when i was elected in two thousand and eight i said we need to close guantanamo i continue to believe that we've got to close guantanamo this needs to be the year congress lifts the remaining restrictions on detainees transpires and we closed the prison at guantanamo bay the highly contentious guantanamo bay prison has cemented a u.s. legacy of covert kidnappings waterboarding is illegal detention and force feedings more than one hundred prisoners starve themselves for roughly six months last year protesting the injustice forcing the u.s. president to appeal once again to an opposing congress for the island prison to be closed exactly twelve months later nothing really has changed want hanum all are still open prisoners are being force fed every day they're being held in conditions of solitary confinement and there is no word on whe

this speaks to the fact that julian cares deeply about the people he serves and aty that he loves.inder that he has never forgotten where he came from. his mother came from mexico and worked as a maid, a cook, a baby sitter, whatever she had to do to keep a roof over her family' her a home is more than just a house. . and maybe one day the kid grows up in that home and is able to go on and get a great education and become a member of the president's cabinet. julian -- [ speaking in foreign language ] and it's precisely because he's lived out in the american dream that he'll work his tail off to make sure more people can follow that same path and earn their own dreams as well. so i want to thank shawn's wife, liza and her very during a super bowl game i want to thank them for them sharing husband and dad with us a little bit longer. i wanted to thank julian's wife erica and this adorable young lady who gave me a hug before we came in for agreeing to let julian take on a new challenge. i'm absolutely confident that these two individuals are going to do a great job because they have d

at the time of these computer intrusions by the chinese ati and, u.s. steel and other companies were involved in disputes to reduce dumping by china's state-owned steel companies. rick -- mechanisms. the extent also made them targets. the hackers stole internal trade attorney/client communication, and cost and production analysis. the conspiracy by chinese hackers targeted each of these suchies at critical times as in the midst of negotiations to build a nuclear power plant in the middle of a trade case. of espionage are far-reaching. the victim companies use -- lose their capital investment in research and technology. the important message is that cyber it left impacts real people in real and painful ways. the lifeblood of any organization is the people who work, strife, and sweat for it. intrusion occurs, production slows. parent close. workers get laid off and lose their homes. towns inens in steel western pennsylvania. other similarmany towns and cities in the united states. this 21st century burglary has to stop. we would not stand -- we will not s

in that situation, the office of has aty and the fps relationship. it depends who is first on the scene. that is who will assume incident command of the situation, and then it will evolve from there. we will look to at that point bring in me metropolitan police department and others to help us in revolving the situation. >> mr. goldstein, what percentage of security guards have active shooter training? what percentage as security screener training? if security guards do not have proper training, how would you expect them to keep weapons and bombs out of a federal building or respond to an active shooter? mr. chairman, our study was not generalizable. i am not sure how many do have training today. talking to >> guard companies around the country, there were still pockets of guards who do not. >> years ago, we found --several years ago, we found there were pockets to did not have the screener training. there are now >> hundred that do it isad we would expect not generalizable. however, because of this problem persisting and the lack of training require

so i think if we get an opportunity to vote on this legislation it will have a good shot atis passing. >> it is an election year. how much more alleges that you will receive? su >> i think we will have to see. some. we have to deal with the numberr of issues from trade to the medicare got fixed, sustainablee growth rate, make sure our to ma doctorkes can get paid for the services rendered. transportation bill. we will have to confront that there is a the highway trust fund, likely to go bust or be insolvent sometime this summer, probably july or early august. pr is working on a proposal. we have to deal with transportation, trade issues, particularly with what is happening in europe. we have an aggressive trade agenda and will have to afford these least some of these issues which will require some level of bipartisan cooperation. >> congressman, we have talked to a lot of members of congresss on this program. read a lot of articles. i don't think i have never met or talked or read somebody who supports the medical device tax. do you think there is -- could that possibly as a stand-alo

steel, the workes, and ati and other companies were involved in trade disputes to redress dumping by owned steel tate companies through accepted dispute reck michls. the success of the entities and rade litigation also made them targets. the hackers stole internal trade attorney-client communications, and cost and production analysis. by chinese cy hackers targeted each of these at critical times such as in the midst of negotiations a nuclear power plant were in the middle of a trade case. the effects of economic espionage are far reaching. victim companies lose their capital investments in research and technology. important message is that cybertheft impacts real real and painful ways. he life blood of any organization is the people who work, strive, and sweat for it. cyberintrusions occur, production slows, plants off, andrkers get laid lose their homes. towns in ns in steel western pennsylvania like port, and ckeyes clarn tin, as well as other cities in the nd united states. this 21st century burglary has to stop. would not stand idly by if someone pulled a tractor trailer headqua

steel, the steelworkers, and ati and other companies were involved in trade disputes to address dumping by chinese owned companies through accepted international dispute resolution mechanisms. the success of these entities and trade litigation also made them targets. the hackers stole internal trade strategy, attorney-client communications, and cost analysis. the conspiracy by chinese hackers targeted each of these entities at critical times such as in the midst of negotiations to build a nuclear power plant or in the middle of a trade case. the effects of economic espionage are far-reaching. obviously, the victim companies lose their capital investments in research and technology. the important message is that cyber theft impacts real people in real and painful ways. the lifeblood of any organization is the people who work, strive and sweat for them. when these cyber intrusion occurs, production slows, plants close, workers get laid off, and lose their homes. this happens in steel towns in western pennsylvania like braddock, mckeesport, and claritin as well as in many other similar tow

the mission of ati is about keeping the hope of opportunity of a better life and more vibrant societyalive and well in this country, and in promoting empirically grounded, fresh ideas and to make that possible. so it is an honor for me to be with you today, and please join me, again, and thinking the american enterprise institute and arthur brooks for your great lead. [applause] like many other admirers of yours and your work here at eai, arthur, i have been influenced bynum your writings and your sense of that term earn success. and i come from the state that works. it is a state where people value hard work, and so i see the principal of really earned success lived out every day across the 92 counties in indiana. i travel across my home state and see it in as school teacher who helps at risk is after school, help them graduate and go to college. i see it in the contadora a business owner who started the business in their living room and now employs 50 people, or the police officer who takes pride in keeping the piece and i streets each and every day. i see in cities large and small

muchas bendiciones par ati.de los famosos pero lo que sÍ hace es presentarnos los verdaderos sabores de los Ángeles. >> este tour es definitivamente algo a lo que los turistas de los Ángeles no están muy acostumbrados. >> ahora vamos a dar un recorrido por el lado mexicano de los Ángeles y vamos a probar tacos. >> ¿en bicicleta? >> todo para rebajar el estÓmago. >> ahÍ comienza la aventura que nos lleva desde el centro de ciudad al la river. >> el la river fue pavimentado en el 1932. >> y despuÉs de unas cuantas pedaleadas... >> acÁ, es nuestra primer parada. >> aquÍ tienen. >> son cemitas poblanas. hechas con carne de milanesa, con dos clases de queso. hay que tomarlo despacio porque tenemos mÁs paradas y más commida. >> un verdadero manjar. con todo el chilito xiplote que se encue a la vuelta de la esquina. llegamos a la segunda parada. >> acÁ, tienen unos tacos de camarÓn muy sabrosos. >> ¿de dÓnde? >> del estado de colima. >> cuÉntanos. ¿para quÉ son buenos? >> la gente viene acÁ para curar la cruda. la sals

narrative that we have now that we have had for five years so your whole argument is based on alicia's nep ati-- you can dismiss that all the criticisms of geithner or the ones of himself which are legitimate and that he did not do enough. >> man up. here we are, the dow is -- things are good. i mean, you know what is weird? you charge it enough. the far right thinks we shouldn't bail out the homeowners or the banking system and the system would clear out. you would see warren buffett buy wern werner. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> i want to see this interview. >> i was searching for my feelings after reading the peace. and annoying was not enough and i thought -- >> you thought a lot about it. >> well, i will -- hazelton, pennsylvania, finding a brick of heroin and cutting it up with a big sting operation. the guy who couldn't find $400 and took her in handcuffs. anyway, i was a hockey game until 1:30. it was unbelievable. >> i saw you were getting tweeted. >> i think this is a good idea. the race is on to build a casino in japan. i want to get some of the contact lenses that you're wear

the watching ati international now adrenaline junkies all over the world risk their lives on serious injury for the thrill of traveling on top of royal carriages in russia was no exception a train there nine died in moscow on sunday and despite being illegal in russia it's still widely practiced much reza investigates. the saps and train is russia's two hundred fifty kilometer per hour link between moscow and st petersburg but what passengers don't know is that there could be a stowaway just above their heads this is what the ride looks like for oman gromov he claims to have gone riding on the sap sands route twenty six times at least six right the entire six hundred fifty kilometer distance. i started train surfing about eight or nine years ago i had to travel by train a lot and it was usually very crowded in sight and very hot in summer and smelled like homeless people so i thought why not try writing outside and enjoy fresh air instead despite the obvious danger he thinks it's no riskier than riding a bike. or going to get there though i saw someone train surf long ago but it wasn

attempt atis an world domination. you look at mexico. the mexican farmer. that is why you have the influx of mexicans coming over here. away and was taken just like the farmers here in america. is taking overca the farming. you look at the oral -- oil industry, any company that nationalizes the oil are enemies of the united states and europe. why's that? just because they will not give them access in iran, they spew all the i -- all the propaganda but nobody talks about how the united states and britain was kicked out of iran in the first place. wars and suffering in this country are at the hands of corporate america and greed. that is a big menu there. withart i am more familiar is nafta and mexico. there is no question nafta had a big effect on agriculture. you open up competition. it was possible for theto sell corn in mexico which created competition for farmers in mexico. the positive side of that is you end up with more efficient farms in mexico that are more productive. dan -- the downside is you have more farmers. that is what happened to us over th

friendship together suggesting international politics here on earth do not apply opening the globe is ati's matricide. the soyuz capsule rolled from its hangar under a clear sky but it made clouds of uncertainty for future missions to the international space station recent squabbles between russia and the u.s. have been obscuring their longstanding friendship in orbit but if there were fears that any of this could affect the work of the international crew traveling on this mission. oh thanks. american read wisemen german alexander gersten russian mission commander maxime sariah or the forty first expedition to the i s s but i know. i'm. not saying we. are. all right. well and there are three. times as they raise the rocket into position on the launch pad it's worth noting that they want to make this voyage something of an express trip you see normally they have to circle the earth a couple of times before they dock with a process that takes a couple of days and this time they want to make the trip in six hours. to shoot the flights have health benefits for the crews and improve working cond

trains for trimming the platforms or other ones out there as well let's get more on this here with ati's peter all of our. french train operator s.n.c.f. and found themselves becoming something of a laughing stock queue people taking to twitter to poke fun at the organization a series of pictures popped up on the social networking site for grants we seeing this one here about wow this is the s.n.c.f. engineer coming home after a hard day of taking criticism for the mistake of going to relax on his couch is also what would happen if s.n.c.f. were in charge of the buses as well as he warned of an engineer trying to play the role of santa claus and of course this being the internet is a picture of a cat but there is a serious side to this down to a simple miscommunication between the older being pushed into the manufacturer is it resulted in what's estimated at around an extra fifty million euros in cost that's fifty million euros that friends can ill afford to be spending out of taxpayer money right now the economy isn't doing great critics of the current french government and opposition w

ukraine's largest private natural gas company what other media turns a blind eye to you get on the ati. personel data far trusted a cloud service. that ensures protecting your privacy. could be arranged to randomly get stolen. or become a target of the n.s.a. . what if unclouded sky is right above the clouds on our teeth. at the pledge play it was terrible to say now i'm very hard to make going to let you get a little longer here there's a lot that never had sex with the perfect there's no legs let alone. lifts a little i'm . a little. we think about why we think there are no. beaches. swaying in the ocean breeze. and. the deep dark little secret a secret the u.s. government would like you to know. through our labor. day every day. i cannot tell for. her. comments now right and that's. what. the u.n. says ukraine may have violated international agreements of its confirmed military helicopters with the organization markings and its crackdown in the east of the country. united states considers lifting a decades old exporting oil is the chief competitors contend with western sanctions . a

being forced to leave the cities for the countryside where things hobby look any more promising is ati's more in a concert. they say desperate times call for desperate measures and for many young greeks that was the case when they were forced to return to the countryside at the height of the economic crisis looking for cheaper and better quality of life but high taxes rampant unemployment and lack of resources have touched every single area in greece not just the cities leaving many and the dead and. i left the village five years ago i tried to work in the city at various companies but the quality of life there is not the same i returned and try to cultivate crops but unfortunately exploitation of lands offers very little money for a young person cannot have a family and make ends meet like this. lives in the village a lot of money the he travels back and forth to the city trying to make a living he is one of the few left here most people you encounter are much older like e.r.v.'s most of his children have also left. but their village comprises seventy families which is around four hundr

government case against the program is thought to have driven him to suicide at the age of twenty six ati'smarina porter spoke to the director of the documentary about what's his legacy. freedoms our country has been built on would be suddenly the we'd like to see that happen he was known as the online robin hood. the internet's own boy is an independent documentary that looks at the life of a prodigy programmer and activist. aaron swartz fearlessly fought against government efforts to censor the internet but it was the relentless federal prosecution against him with that supporter say cause swartz to commit suicide in january twenty third teen at the age of twenty six or she was not a criminal as a teenager swartz helped build r.s.s. coding and web application framework he was the technical architect of creative commons and one of the co-founders of reddit if it didn't turn in aaron's life happened when they sold reddit to condé nast to become a very rich nineteen year old and instead of continuing along that kind of start up path he he made a really decisive turn towards political organiz

run as a candidate in april's presidential elections despite spending most of his time in america is ati's guy nature can. we're standing next to a restaurant that belongs to how many times i'd rather tell you our side has a place for it here in baltimore maryland this was his first cars i first came to the u.s. forty years ago and since then we had one foot here the other in afghanistan when the u.s. brought his brother to power in afghanistan karzai became actively involved in afghan politics even ran for president then he withdrew his nomination and came here. karzai is not the only afghan leader who kept a foot in another world long life who ran afghan intelligence services detention and interrogation branch is now in bigger ways he's referred to as the torture in which human life was poised documented widespread for trying other pieces of the facility that he ran when the u.s. went into afghanistan the cia recruited him to help seize on the heart then as head of interrogation he took care of so to speak thousands of prisoners captured by u.s. forces a senior afghan official told the w

years are also troubling the country the soul the worst face of fascism of course that of germany ati's peter oliver examines how bubblin is now trying to tackle the alarming trend. a far right group marches to a town in eastern germany close to the czech border these organizations have attracted those who feel alienated by social and economic factors in the country namely employment and immigration in the twenty four years since reunification these groups have become increasingly militant while the number of people engaging in writing islamist activities and also in militant activities has been fairly the same amount it seems that the degree of violence and militants has risen for the past twelve months betty sharper has been on trial for ten counts of murder motivated according to prosecutors by racism and carried out by the national socialist underground or n.s.u. chapter dubbed the nazi bride in the media has refused to give any indication of guilt in the trial is expected to continue at least until the end of the year stopping people joining organizations like the n.s.u. in the fir

sesame but millan was found guilty of assaulting an officer despite claims she acted in self-defense ati's anastasio reports from new york. found guilty by a manhattan jury on may fifth first salting a police officer with her elbow cicely mcmillan had been facing up to seven years behind bars this monday may nineteenth the twenty five year old occupy wall street activist has found out that she will be serving a lighter sentence three months behind bars followed by five years on probation considering the amount of time she has already spent in jail cicely's case stems from an altercation between the activist and an n.y.p.d. officer in march twenty twelve at the six month anniversary of occupy protests at zuccotti park mcmillan alleged she was sexually assaulted that night claiming the officer had grabbed her right breast from behind the prosecution said she had bruised herself and the soldier the officer bubble intentionally to prevent him from doing his job as he tried to walk the protester out of the demonstration after two years awaiting trial mcmillan was found guilty of second degree a

pennsylvania judge has reduced her sentence and made the property of one energy company off limits ati's marina portnoy reports on how the outspoken campaign is been fighting back. you can see the equipment there this pipeline connection here they call it a pig pennsylvania resident nearest grogan's has spent more than five years leading up to public battle against one of the biggest and most controversial industries. i follow trucks around to see where the fracking is going i show them sites from the road whatever the different phases excavation drilling fracking flaring and then of course the compressor stations then the pipeline construction that's all over the place like a way like a spider web show them that and then i take them to people who have been harmed last year cabot or oil and gas corp one of the biggest drillers in this state attempted to silence viera a court injunction brought in by the company stripped of her from entering upon more than three hundred square miles owned or leased by cabot belie the crane you see that crane there it's one of the most extreme measures eve

although the chaos makes it impossible to verify the exact figures were it for not isn't done yet for ati. the situation here remains very tense and now we hear from ukraine's military officials in kiev that they expect that on tuesday days taking denounced city airport will either give or die while the military operation in ukraine's eastern south continues as this big regional capital with a population of more than one million people became the epicenter of the clashes between between the korean army and to governmental forces after a group of gunmen seized the city's affluent and the country's military tried to regain control over it using mostly be ation helicopters fighter jets we hear from local sub defense units that one of the airstrikes hate that track carrying their members either people going to the hospital or gunmen going towards the front line and they claim that thirty five people were killed and many others were injured but i have to say that this information is very hard to be very far while local health authorities confirm that the city's hospitals receive many people pr

well in the meantime russia's foreign minister said western media outlets are crying propaganda over ati's coverage because the competition is no presents on twitter a former u.s. ambassador to russia referred to oxys growth something to be scared of citing that this graphic coming up here it shows how well various news outlets are doing on you tube there's r.t. to washington to spur topping the charts made all the accusations over ukraine the u.s. and the e.u. are expanding sanctions against russia this week washington targeted seventeen russian companies and their owners all linked to president putin according to the white house former speaker of the belgian parliament police moscow could react this time. will certainly not deny that these sanctions have some economic impact but i would certainly not over the size and. it's limited you should not forget that these incidents basically serve the public relations purposes here in the west. actually if you consider the gravity of the situation they're still quite mind which is not to say that they are politically soon well it is very importa

metalworking traditional industries on the rise thanks to local specialists and russian investment ati'speter all of a has a look at the inner workings of the steel plant. the burning heart of denmark's steel plate industry but the bellows that keep the fire hot russian investment this company's managing director explained to me how they've brought this mill to the forefront of technological advancement maize menu products just get we bought this know ten years ago we've gone from a run down operation here to one of the most modern in europe receiving oral materials from russia has allowed us to remain competitive long gone are the images of the early steel workers hammering out plates here these giant sheets of metal moved around with a simple flick of the wrist it looks like a spaceship but it also feels so when you are sitting in that chair russian steel giant and l m k is pumped around two hundred million euro into this facility over the last decade the reason is simple according to company chiefs personal case the workers and the eighty percent of our clients are based in a five hun

of the organization of security and cooperation in europe get a full story on that and ati dot com. goes on camera to california policeman to film shooting a suspect dead in what critics say is an excessive use of force on this dramatic episode of don't call him. a terrorist attack in the northwest in chinese city of she has left at least thirty one people dead and nearly one hundred wounded according to local media attackers ram two cars into a crowd of the local market throwing improvised explosive devices out of the car windows one of the vehicles then blew up it's one of the deadliest attacks in the region for years china's ministry of public security has called it a serious and terrorist incident let's look a little deeper now at just what is happening in the region for him she is far to the northwest of the major chinese cities beijing and shanghai is home to a muslim minority that's calling for its own independent homeland not the first attack carried out in the area last month three people were killed in a similar sort local media is blaming separatists for the violence in t

house committee on foreign affairs session didn't get any easier for victoria nuland is ati's more important. in addition to the exchange we just heard victoria nuland was also grilled about the u.s. administration's haphazard and inconsistent policy of supporting self-determination another congressman specifically asked miss nuland why the u.s. has supported the independence of south sudan and kosovo for example but dismisses efforts in other parts of the world similar efforts well she explained that the obama administration opposes the changing of borders by force now during her two our testimony before the u.s. house committee on foreign affairs miss nuland reiterated america's commitment and support for the coup point of government in ukraine and not support has been quite lucrative she says that the us has provided eighteen million dollars in non-lethal assistance to kiev and nine million dollars in funding to be used for the upcoming may twenty fifth election and the interim government is also supposed to be using those funds for their overall public relations campaign the u.s. assista

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