people want to see serious changes and reforms in the eu . >> let me quote boris back to boris.leaving the eu reflect british problems that have nothing to do with brussels. it would simply reflect the fact that problems are caused by chronic british short-termism. the culture of easy gratification under investments. that was a year ago. has anything changed? >> no. if you look at the whole wascle, what i was saying what i said this morning. there is an even better case for getting reform and staying in. the reform is important. it has to happen in the u.k. and in europe. what i was saying from a sentence that you so ingeniously plucked out of my piece was that neither leaving the du nor staying in are the be-all and end-all. problems are not just to do with brussels. that is a mistake to think that. our problems are about getting our skills levels up, educational system, all sorts of aspects of the u.k. economy that have been well understood. we need to rebuild our manufacturing base. we need to make sure we have enough engineers. there are problems in the u.k. economy. >> brit

boris. is about >> it is a lot about boris.he conservative party and their temptation to push the story even further. is this something that is sensible? i think we need to go into that. >> should i be worried about this? this issue is getting leverage for political gain. >> he is putting forth the london centric view of the world. london could be a singapore. good britain be in offshore financial center? to extract, separate the two. the politics and the real arguments. >> for most of this guy's life, and he wanted the top job. he went to university with david cameron. he is trying to get his name in the hat. >> if they do win the next election, there is a possibility. all kinds of rumors going around. year's stand in next election? does he wait for 2020? he has done something rather than running the spectator. he has run a very big city. machinations behind the scenes. >> i am very excited about this. what time? x he's giving a speech at 9:30 a.m.. then he will make his way upstairs and we will talk to him after that. we will

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get out of europe johnson yes boris johnson is actually i have a headline here boris johnson said to endorse report back in britain's exit from the e.u. i think. actually this may be more of a response of the likes of merkel saying no we don't want corporations to have rights above and beyond the state but i think he wants more of that the corporations should have more power than merkel well the franchise value of having these but opposite positions is breaking up which again is going to contribute to the d. dollars ation of the global economy away from the us dollar and the country with the the weakest hand here at the poker table is the us anyway so you've got to go thanks so much i think humans don't sort of free trade oh thanks for that to tip. all right well stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more please. please it was a. very hard to take a look at once again a little longer here is a place that you never had sex with the perfect there's no let's play. those. lists. lists lists lists look at. the people. they all told you my language as well but i will only react to sit

get out of europe for a stance and yes boris johnson is actually i have a headline here boris johnson said to endorse report back in britain's exit from the e.u. i think. actually this may be more of a response of the likes of merkel saying no we don't want corporations to have rights above and beyond the state but i think he wants more of that the corporations should have more power than merkel well the franchise value of having these but i believe positions is breaking up which again is going to contribute to the d. dollars ation of the global economy away from the us dollar and the country with the way to stand here at the poker table is the us anyway so you've got to go thanks so much i think humans don't sort of free trade oh thanks for that to tip. all right well stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so unlike the players i know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point to say to secure a car is on the docket. no more weasel words. when you fade a direct questi

get out of europe for a stance and yes boris johnson is actually i have a headline here boris johnson said to indorse report back in britain's exit from the e.u. i think. actually this may be more of a response of the likes of merkel saying no we don't want corporations to have rights above and beyond the state but i think he wants more of that that the corporations should have more power than merkel well the franchise value of having these but opposite positions is breaking up which again is going to contribute to the d. dollars ation of the global economy away from the us dollar and the country what the the weakest hand here at the poker table is the us anyway stakes are going to go thanks so much i think humans don't sort of free trade oh thanks for that. all right well stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. right . a poem is more. like. the sort of thing everybody. plays the i play the law oh well. my a lot like the take. place plus the same old time place cases most elite club slaves sometimes for nothing which lead to sleaze and it still looks like just keep up the sti

it is speculated that boris johnson made run for parliament because boris johnson delivers his reportomberg. we will be speaking with him. don't miss that interview, 10:15 with guy johnson on "the pollster >> we will bring you -- "the pulse." >> we will bring you the interview with nigel johnson. ♪ >> welcome back. we just had earnings from the u.k.'s biggest manager of pension assets, legal and general. we are joined by the ceo, nigel wilson. operating profit up 11%. annuity assets up by 20%. at theunder management investment management arm are up by 7%. a lot of ups. you have had a good half year. >> we have had a fantastic half-year. i think people are beginning to recognize how socially and economically relevant we are. we have been around for 177 years. we will probably be around for another 177 years. we have lots of good things going for us. >> we will start with this and move on. it was the bombshell. we talked about it other was. 11% over theell next 11 days. you have recouped all those losses and more. it seems to have passed. tell us about the individual annuity business, h

boris lossberg join us us. boris, i have to ask you about jell-o. are you a jell-o fan? >> i was going to tell you that i think the only -- the only proper way to use jell-o is in a jell-o shot. i don't think anybody would ever actually eat jell-o any more. >> i don't know. >> you should try one. >> i'm not a big drinker. but anyway, boris -- >> neither am i. >> let's talk about the markets and janet yellen. >> gellen for yellen. >> exactly. do you think anything exciting is going to come out of this symposium that we haven't heard before? >> the best line i just read about this whole thing was prepared for the unexpected, but expect the expected. which i think summarizes the situations relatively well. there is a small chance that she could sound more hawkish. the key is sound, not act. the employment situation is clearly sustainable and improving at this point, especially the single best by the way marker for the u.s. economic health has been the weekly jobless claim numbers and those have been consistently strong. they were below 200,000 yesterday. so i think a lot of

don't trust the saw and solve it you not convince not convince marx not let's move on to our mayor boris johnson of course his office is right behind us people can see in the background shaped like that enormous i guess testicle and yeah it's a it's actually based believe it's based on henry v eight s. left testicle great iconic well that was that that was so that controversy has been solved it is left testing believe our belief is left just across the river from way he had is executed. so what was more appropriate. than the angry left testicle yet and there is a so he said within the at tesco presumably personifying. the seminal approach to governance that we've come to love and appreciate what what about these water cannons that boris johnson is that implementing on the streets of london he's ordered some water cannons. to this summer he's anticipating some riots because those who don't have a warehouse full of money that they printed there are considered to be under syra balls i guess boris johnson is going to wipe them off the face of the street with his water cannons is that the kin

a warehouse full of money that they printed there are considered to be under the ira balls i guess boris johnson is going to wipe them off the face of the streets of his water cannons is that the kind of the plan he thinks that does seem to be the plan i guess you know if you are in a position of responsibility and you've worked your entire life to work your way up the political greasy pole of some point you're going to want to think to yourself i've worked years for this all want to get some water cannons and for the mint people well that's just that's how politics works and that's the our there was a sort of i ninety eight percent serving politicians want to fire water cannons at people and that's a survey that i've just made up but the point the point essential he stands and the theory being that there will definitely be more riots because people are annoyed or so hot summer maybe it was just you know he was just looking at the long term where the full cost. the people are going to need to calm down physically as well as politically so the water canon is as much a public shower. that'

get out of europe johnson yes boris johnson is actually i have a headline here boris johnson said to endorse report back in britain's exit from the e.u. i think. actually this may be more of a response of the likes of merkel saying no we don't want corporations to have rights above and beyond the state but i think he wants more of that the corporations should have more power than merkel well the franchise value of having these but opposite positions is breaking up which again is going to contribute to the d. dollars ation of the global economy away from the us dollar and the country with the the weakest here at the poker table is the us anyway so you've got to go thanks so much i think humans don't sort of free trade you both thanks for that to tip. oh i also took for the second half a whole lot more. tried to. play politically. for the sort of thing everybody. lead. the law no one. likes but. let's say the list is a signal to lead lives. sometimes for nothing the lead this season and it's important. to look just keep still be still be just if you see the stage take look you be. but

. >> starting now on booktv, peter finn talks about the publishing history of boris pasternak's dr. zhivago. the manuscript of the book -- which was banned in the soviet union because of its critical depiction of the 1917 revolution -- was smuggled out of the country in 1956 and published widely around the world. the cia, recognizing the ideological value of the book, published a russian-language version and smuggled it back into the soviet union where it was sold on the black market and became an underground hit. this is about half an hour. >> hi. it's a great pleasure today to introduce a distinguished writer. as you have, no doubt, read from his biography, he's from ireland, but he does speak good english. [laughter] i'm not going to tell you what's on his biography, because you can read that. but, you know, what we have in these luncheons is a writer who speaks about a recently-published book. his book, actually, isn't out yet. it'll be out shortly. but there are reviews of it out there. and i think it is very interesting to find a subject in which literature has become a tool o

half of the pair of boris and natasha. just boris.eightened tension in ukraine and iraq pressuring the dollar, sending investors to other safe haven currencies. like the swiss, the franc and the yen. boris is managing director. >> he's been back ten minutes. you're torturing him already. >> because i have so much trouble saying boris. it sounds like i introduced you with more importance. i can't say boris schlasberg very well. >> you've had a lot of practice. >> i just think because, i just think your first name, boris, gives you credibility on all these russian and ukrainian issues, boris. do you understand what's going on? i mean, i think putin at this point sort of is afraid to go too far. it's very strange, this up three, back two, up three. is eventually he just moving in? i mean, is that what we should be afraid of? >> actually, i think you have it dead right. he is afraid to just kind of go all in at this point. he'd love to be able to move in, but he knows that the economic repercussions are kind of very severe, and they're al

con su increble sentido del humor, boris izaguirre pondr el toque divertido sot boris izaguirre "me heos tener la apariencia fisica de un influencer y la edad de un juez, y eso es precisamente, eso es lo que mas me interesa dejar claro en esta rueda de prensa" ... olga taÑon, mano dura y sinceridad al 100 por ciento sot olga taÑon "cantantes hay muchos, artistas como "yo soy el artista" slo va a haber uno" ... el toque picante lo pondr la chiquibaby sot chiquibaby/ jueza "y tambin no me gustara verme mal vestida" luis fonsi, no puede ser otra cosa, que pura dulzura!!! sot luis fonsi/ juez y asesor vocal "aunque es un grupo muy unido, tambin somos bastante diferentes musicalmente hablando, artisticamente hablando, entonces creo que eso le viene bien a los concursantes, yo creo que la vamos a pasar muy muy bien" y para el toque humilde, tenemos a mario quintero sot mario quintero/ juez "compartir, tratar de guiarlos y buscar ese, al artista que se esta buscando, esa persona completa, que actue, que cante, que baile, esa es la intencion, y tratar de buscar las palabras exactas para poders

keeps getting moved on move on move on and i also know one other thing this is going to how do you boris johnson the london you know the city bikes here they're not called barclay's bikes very far spikes their city bikes not one thing go down and the year that they've been having there why can we are not have any doubts london has like climate exactly that is a good point to make all of these low. go by exposure city have it any deaths in london there are many many deaths because it's a complete nightmare that what boris johnson has done in london he's created a system of a publicly owned but ridership this is a death trap here and you know it's part of the drivers as well maybe drivers are better year but i want to play is it also true this a need to put a higher tax on alcoholic beverages because we know in the u.k. they love to get a little in a bridge yes they don't drive a bike and they're you know drunk now that i've told you all i could be that if we have a robot replace the mayor just have a robotic mayor and maybe the robotic mayor would be better at planning so i want to say fi

it any deaths in london there are many many deaths because there's a complete nightmare that what boris johnson has done in london he's created a system of publicly owned but ridership that's it's a death threat here and you know it's part of the drivers as well maybe drivers are better here but i want to play is it also true there's a need to put a higher tax on alcoholic beverages because we know in the u.k. they love to get a little bit yeah and they have a bike and they're you know drunk now that i've told you all i could be that if we have a robot replace the mayor and just have a robotic mayor and maybe the robotic mayor would be better at planning so i want to say finally turning all of these together where is this whole combination of sex slavery work slavery being robots replaced by robots a mechanical arms well high tech service workers aren't growing underclass nearly one third of jobs max thirty percent of jobs in silicon valley paid less than sixteen dollars an hour these are the. people working in the cafeteria at google the bus drivers the guys who drive the bus from goog

today's wild card -- london mayor boris johnson.him in the neon bicycle helmet arriving at a bloomberg event in our european headquarters. he had a bright outlook for his own future when he announced he would run for a seat in britain's parliament in next year's election. the headline computed with his thoughts on the uk's place in the european union which was the topic of the speech. here is the cliff notes version. >> the eu is suffering from a crisis of economic underperformance and a related collapse of political trust. i don't object at all to the churchill quotations of alcohol. i don't object in the least. i do object to the way that he was foisted on this country in defiance of the explicit wishes of a major eu state in a way that simply would not have happened 10 years ago. i want a europe of opportunity, a cartel busting, market opening europe. a europe of mutual recognition where we get back to the sublime simplicity and wisdom of [inaudible] rather than the grinding of the mastication of harmonizing legislation. >> after

. >> he's also mayor boris johnson is quoted as saying anyone who's traveling to syria or iraq should be proven guilty until before being presumed innocent. >> most people would agree with that assessment 689you're highl like to be -- when you return to syria, according to boris johnson, you should lose your citizenship. because after all, islamist terrorism is a direct threat to the united states as will. >> how do these brits or the british government, how do they look at president obama and his handling of the issues. >> a lot of builts -- they need britain loongeside, he needs to outline a clear coherent strategy with regard to defeating idefeat ing isis rather than defeating them. >>> and the news about isis keeps getting grimmer. getting advanced news report on issis. what we know from this assessment is that it shows that there was definitely planning and prepositioning by isis. this was not a group that built this crisis on the sly. this is something that was laid down four years ago. he reformed the group if you will and decided to take specific aim at the iraqi security forc

the london mayor will be heading upstairs to an in-depth interview tomorrow with boris johnson.eak and see when a moment. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." i'm guy johnson. the egyptian brokered cease-fire is the latest effort to end four weeks of fighting. hamas has accepted the truce and israel will consider sending a delegation to cairo if a cease-fire is held. israel is pulling back its troops from gaza. prosecutors say they would agree to end the corruption case. the billionaire has been on trial over bribery charges. the court is adjourned until this afternoon. the july reading came in at 50. that is the dividing line between expansion and contraction. -- china ises failing to gain traction outside of the manufacturing sector. interesting that the china number does not come into the european traders. after coming out the highs of 2014, europe is back up. a day of gains. i am going to get excited about sterling. 168.8 >1. services. pmi. 6881. services. pmi. why does it matter? three quarters of u.k. gdp. this is the highest since nove

you this snake may be a general wear thing for though the coasts i think it's may be associated with boris i don't know but she likes it here we have a frog. so the point is always when you look at me with things it isn't good it's good in one way and maybe not good in another way i think it's critical across the table since the girl card is the thing that this is called but if there's only one part it last and if there were two cars and one most people are still there then it's already decided for them but not. only one car so you can say began oh no it's gender posted by us because we women around. other things this is obviously something for girls i think but you never know you have to ask the ones who produce the choice he sleeps most you want. well what speed chase you like to follow them down below your idea of a single a very normal bad advice. given you get enough brainwashed you get to see gender rater inside your head this time thank you you see all these you qualities being inequality things all over the place is it that you did there are people who act on that level and actuall

this is boris and his wife maria this picture is of their son, he disappeared when the separatists arrestedey said he was stealing. there are reports that they executed him in a type of crude summary justice. maria has been looking for him everywhere, she says she has to believe his stella life. she saw him in her dreams last night. when the separatists were in charge this building was their military headquarters. it was shar hally destroyed in the fighting but we were allowed inside. this was the as of their commander. and these are the cellars where he kept his prisoners. under the separatists slovyansk was a city of fear and what people dreaded above all was being brought to these rooms where people were held as hostages and where they were interrogated. on the wall, traces of what looked like blood. and here, marks, perhaps where someone has been counting off the days. a pro ukrainian activist was held in that cellar for 10 days, he thought he would die there. >> translator: they tied my hands together and blindfolded me. they beat me with a rubber stick. they kicked me. they put a buck

abrams, did a tv series that starred her and boris kodjoe. >> absolutely. >> it just didn't get lifti was thinking as i walked out of the theater how about how timing is everything. she tried the series. it didn't work. this movie comes along. >> it was waiting for her. >> oh, my goodness. >> i really believe this story, this history, was waiting for her. it was waiting for me. i think it was a form idable collaboration. i enjoyed every minute of it, but i was exhausted. what keeps you going when your father's just died? to answer that question it was the talent of these people that i had to help them complete. g gugu, tom, but my production designer, my cinematographer. we were filming this on the tiniest budget. their work, their blood, their sweat. gugu's work, blood, sweat and tears had had to be seen to be believed in so many ways. she has to be so complex. she's a child of a slave, this child of an aristocrat, this child of a white person, a black person, this woman of color in an aristocratic world. she has to express to us her journey from girl to woman, her journey towards p

treated as equal citizens in this country and the language has been used by terrorism a but he will like boris johnson and other top politicians really from us and what it does for many young muslims who are already quite disenfranchised by the political establishment oil as further entrenched those opinions that they hold and it further isolates them from british society and drives them towards other people's hands what do you make of the police calling on members of the public to report on people that they suspect of being radicalized again that language that home for muslims all it does is first of all it wreaks of double standards because you know i mean i was just reading today about how one of the officers was actually saying that you know it's a privilege to have a passport for for britain and anyone that seen fighting for a state or against a state that you know that isn't in what you know it's basically that they don't deserve that right that privilege to have the british passport and yet. muslims are clearly seen people openly supporting israel going over that support the israeli arm

someone and they need to do something about it the language has been used by terrorism a but people like boris johnson and other top politicians really for muslims what it does is for many young muslims who are already quite disenfranchised by the political establishment oil is a slur that entrenched those opinions that they hold and it further isolates and progress the society and drives them towards other people's hands. you stay with us coming up for you after the break nato's latest move on the european chess board and plenty more. differently here in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months has. the best approach. which is it is time for him to go. to go. to syria the. crane is running out of many things money time and patience there's a growing recognition in europe that the ukrainian civil war must and through negotiations does partition cope with the political will and does washington really peace peace and for becoming independent schools a nation that nation should be self-governing to govern the woman feels better that allows some

. >> that is certainly what boris johnson would like. politicalall about ambition for him.me here to talk extensively in or out of the european union. he then dropped the bombshell, he will be running in next year's general election. he will be back in parliament. he could be the successor to david cameron. what he also had to do today was positioned himself in the skeptic wing of the conservative party. he certainly did that. >> we had not had a referendum on europe for 40 years, or 39 years, or whatever it is. people of my generation have not had the chance to vote explicitly on europe. if we get that point, i would campaign for a yes. if we cannot, and alternative future. for theif we look today global economy, he can be just as great. >> boris johnson has a sharp lyrical mind. sharp elliptical mind. it looks very clear he has his eyes on the main prize. back to you. >> thank you so much. we have breaking news. as we mentioned, sprint is not pursuing t-mobile. dan is stepping down. they are can -- confirming the newis going to be president and ceo of sprint. is going to

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>> boris, he's pretty flippant, usually. i think he'll probably try and sneak into the mix at some point. i don't think the 2015 elections -- you know, it's too early, obviously, but i wouldn't be sprieftd at 2020. >> let's get back to the markets. our bread and butter, essentially. you say you expect dollar strength and gold strength among equity weakness. we've seen a couple of bouncebacks in the price of bouillon. but you were saying this is a dead cat bounce because at some point the fed is going to tighten. >> right. yeah, that's true. i would say that gold is heavily off its all-time highs back in 2011. despite dollar strength which i think is going to happen, i think the geopolitical risk might override that in terms of gold price. i think that can help, also. but with dollar strength, it's happening. how do you position your in an environment where the dollar strengthening. i think you have to look at developed economies rather than emerging markets. i think you have to look at large cap rather than small cap. i thin

joining us now, the managing director boris. are you surprised by that drop?s is a reflection of investors sentiment. they tend to be quite jittery. they don't read too much into it, right? >> you're right. we're not surprised. we thought it would be bearish coming into the print. but next big event is going to be the ifo report. i think that's going to be a much more important event because that's going to tell us how the business sentiment really is in germany. and if that shows a sharp decline, i think you have a deeper problem in the eurozone. >> so baervegly what the moves in the euro/dollar are telling us right now is that finally analyst betts on the euro going lower, the dollar going higher. they're paying off maybe a little later than what many people had anticipated. having said that, though, there still isn't a lot of volatility and volumes in the market. a lot of people still are at the beach. does that tell you that conviction isn't high or we can be seeing a reverse in those moves? >> i think everyone wants to see where both sides of the trade ar

positive in everything negative and those people are president of the united states, mikael gorbachev, borisfield and, and the speaker of the parliament and president of ukraine and i'm trying to also tell the story working from the republic with what is going on there. and the policy was to keep gorbachev going as long as possible and he would say why is their policy of that kind. why is this also a the end of the soviet union. well, first of all the soviet union emerges as a junior partner of the united states and so to lose a partner like that would mean a realignment of forces in the world. and so they are prepared to sign an agreement of nuclear arms that everyone is prepared to cut down the support for and they eventually are drawing support from their government in afghanistan. so that is one reason. another reason is the nuclear arms change the way how the war is fought. because of nuclear arms. so the main concern of bush and his administration at that time as part of this. and this includes the services as well. and this includes nuclear missiles buried so thinking about does, nucl

this is boris and his wife, maria, and this picture is of their son, alexi. he disappeared several weeks ago when the separatists arrested him. they say he was stealing. there are reports that he executed -- that they executed him in a rude kind of justice. maria is looking for him everywhere. she has to believe he's still alive. she saw him in her dreams last night. when the separatists were in charge this building was their military headquarters. it was partially destroyed in the fighting but we were allowed inside. this was the office of their commander igor strelkoff and these are the cellars where he kept his prisoners. under the separatists, slovyansk was a city of fear. people were held as hostages and where they were interrogated. on the wall traces of what looked like blood. and here, marks perhaps where someone has been counting off the days. vladim a pro-ukrainian activist, was held there for ten days. >> they blindfolded me, kicked me, put a bucket over my head and i struggled to breathe. >> his mikhail, he told me his friend was murdered by separ

we must follow boris. underneath is a mind that knows the holy war has begun and finishing it requires ending the politeness. if our president isn't up for it, find someone who is. maybe it's better he stays on the course, for good. k.g., you're the lawyer. it's criminal activity when it's not really. can we actually do this without violating their civil liberties? >> guess what, i don't care. and in fact, i hope we violate a lot of their civil liberties. this is war, this is terror. there should be no mercy because they have shown none. in terms of making decisive action, look, i hope the president has enough people around him to push him in the right direction. i think there's just really one right answer here. we can talk about the ways to get it done. airstrikes, certainly, but it's going to take more than that. we already need help from the uk and european allies and counterparts. can i just make a special request in the magic lamp? can we get like benjamin netanyahu and putin in for 48 hours? i want

. >> : in a matter of minutes of one boris of highway 20 of the tunnel close to drivers all light long until tomorrow afternoon. this is not the only close your drivers need to be aware of. >> : work being done designed to cut on traffic problems. as jeff reports and short-term debt were creating new problems >> : happy friday caltrans crews a few minutes away from shutting down the second floor of cal kron tunnel. left-hand side toddle approaching eastbound side will show a video or talk about shock on the front of our kron 4 news vehicles shows approach to the tunnel is very flat. reason for that before the fourth floor was built that title the second floor will be used both directions is down and westbound depending i commute direction very flat and not very good for driving. what they do over the next three days elevating a one aside about 3 ft.. lb like a bank imagine what a nascar track of the do not want people driving very fast but it will make it easier as you approached the second floor of the cold tall >> : and i could go into weekend but actually process we are using materi

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. >> this is boris and his wife maria. this is their son alexi. he disappeared weeks ago when the separatists arrested him. they said he was stealing. there are reports they executed him in a crude summary justice. maria has been looking for him. she has to believe that he is still alive. she saw him in her dreams last night. >> when the separatists were in charge this building was their military headquarters. it was partially destroyed in the fighting but we were allowed inside. this was the office of their commander igor strokov. and these are the sellers where he kept his prisoners. under the separatists slovyansk was a city of fear, and what people dreaded was being brought to these rooms where people were held as hostages. >> on the wall, traces of what looks like blood. here, perhaps where someone has been counting off the days. a pro-ukranian activist was held in that cellar for 10 days. >> they tied my hands toot. beat me, put a bucket over my head. >> this man told me his brother was murdered by separatists, because they discovered he was

boris is maybe not what we assume it is so the question of the border image, what you were seeing in my opinion and a lot of these border writings is not what is on the ground that is what is in the eye. the person who walks into right about that place is walking in and have to really check himself or herself before starting to represent the border where they live in the borderlands region or arizona, a state that gets kicked around at will lately. people need to understand and to the dill -- due diligence and have a code of ethics in my opinion. it's been a great revolution -- revelation after all these many years of writing books about this region or admiring people who do the work to see people from not around here who have just discovered it and think it's interesting to write articles that get great play because they are in new york that happened to quote charles bowden bowden books or take an image from chuck andrzej presented as their own image. that is odd to me. one of the greatest gifts i've probably ever got was working on "the devil's highway" and trying to find a way to

. >>> london mayor boris johnson says he'll try to run for parliament. winning a parliamentary seat will be the first step. mr johnson told reporters in london that the u.k. should not fear leaving the european union if the prime minister can't negotiate. staying in the u.k., and scotland will go to the polls in six weeks to decide whether to stay within the u.k. the first minister has gan head to head with the leader of the pro-ukraine campaign. we have this report from glass i don't. >> reporter: you can liken it to a marriage. they have been together for years, not all happy. now there's talk of a separation. could scotland be about to break up with the rest of the u.k. and go it alone? that's what this man wand, alex salmond dedicating his life to taking scotland out of the u.k. he's up against alastair darling. the man in charge of keeping it together. scots will vote on the issue in a research um. many are undecided. there is, as they say, everything to play for. [ clapping ]. >> reporter: which is why this battle hit the small screen. a tv debate,

today's wild card is london mayor boris johnson gets fired up over the promise of the european union.e wants to run for parliament, too.

when putin and boris yeltsin we placed the soviet system, they didn't change many of the judges, manyf the bureaucrats. the system is still beak the same. it's until now more open to the world. i think we're going to see after putin, if he ever leaves, is a system that's going to look a lot like this, if not worse. >> and julia, weigh also learned today that nsa leaker edward snowden will be allowed to stay in are youria for three more years. how do you think putinect canned that decision in his head to his political war with the west? >> i think it's another way to ding the west. i think this would have happened even if russia hadn't annexed crimea and even if we didn't have the trade war starting with the russians. snowden has nowhere to gfr thanks to u.s. policy. if he were to leave russia, his plane would probably be brought down somewhere. he would probably be extradited to a country like brazil where he said he wants 0 go instead of russia. putin can't be seen handing him over just because the americans ask. so you know, he's kind of fulfilling -- this this is a situation that t