boris nemstov is killed. and within hours cleaning crew is out. quoting here, president putin's enemies are often victims they are also suspect. if calf. they are all the same leaders appeaseing the crumb len and emboldening these attacks. that is this chess master's way of saying, gary cas pa -- kasparov is my guest. this is geting to be routine. >> almost. lou:.neil: it this particular killing steps from red scare. >> we should not forget bore boris nemstov was not just an be on sig leader, he was first deputy prime minister under boris yeltsin. and just 40 minutes before he was killed, he had his last interview. and he spoke about yeltsin's greatest mistake of selecting vladimir putin and turning russia back into the sorted past. >> a kgb guy in those days. >> putin was a kgb guy all day at the time head of kgb then prime minister as you know yell yeltsin's choice for a successor, boris yeltsin was bravest of all of us, he was the most vocal critic of putin's regime he released several reports that revealing indemic prescription -- corruption.

who was boris nemstov stp- >?>> a prominent politician back to yeltsin. a reformer who would bring russia to the worst ern fold, and make russia's civilizeed country as we used to say, when putin was elected in 2000, and he became an opposition leader argue that russia is not taking russia -- that putin is not taking russia to civilizeed world but taking it back to the stone ages. kennedy: nemstov, his mother said, she is scareed that putin could kill me for all of my statements, in real life and social network, was his mom right? >> i don't think he was killed by vladimir putin but he was killed by a -- that putin created, everyone who is seen as an opponent to the state, the state is popular, putin has an quick approval rate -- 86 approval rating, so his mother of right, in a sense that everyone, my mother is afraid. i am not important, however, do write things about putin he may not like her his people may not like, my mother is afraid. it is say problem to be in that position. it is dangerous. kennedy: you say, this was not a political hit but that pu

i knew boris nemstov myself. wonderful man. incredibly brave. very decent. ago when the cold war was ending. >> yeah. >> nemstov was a young reformed leader then. joe, like so many things we didn't pay attention then to give the reformers the support that they needed. we allowed things because we were neglectful we just didn't do our part. >> what do we do now? >> now there are no easy choices right now. you know it's -- we have a very, very tough, very cynical, very brutal regime that we're facing. >> is vladimir putin the most dangerous man on the planet right now? >> well, we have a huge conflict that we're facing and he's ready to assert russian power in his neighborhood. on the other hand, that's a power that we're not going to go to war. >> right. >> it's a power that also strapgstrangely enough has shared interest in the united states and middle east. russia does not want iran to get a new hampshire caucus clar weapon. russia does not isis to dominate. so russia is fighting for its role and influence in ukraine. it's brutal at home. and there are inte

five suspects of been invited in the death of boris nemstov. all five work from a predominantly muslim region of russia. a sixth suspect is said to have killed himself. boris nemstov was one of the most vocal critics of president vladimir putin. in madison, wisconsin. there was a candlelight vigil for a black teenager killed by a white police officer. the teenager was shot after the police officer was assaulted. the justice department said they would not press charges against a white police officer who shot a black teenager in ferguson missouri. general motors will have a shared by that. this is part of a settlement with harry wilson. he had pushed for a $1 billion share i back. gm will buy back shares. wilson will not become a director. he is working with hedge funds that own 4% of gm. apple is hoping you want the internet on your wrist. tim cook will unveil the latest device, the apple watch. it will have a rectangular touchscreen. the price will start at $349. analysts estimate they may sell 14 million of them in the first year. a solar powe

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those stories and >>> thousands of mourners gathered in russia today to pay their respects to boris nemstov shot to death last week in moscow. his coffin laid in a coffin -- [indiscernible] u.s. ambassador was among the mourners . many believe he was killed because of his criticism of president vladimir putin. >>> an official painting of former president bill clinton has a hidden message. the artist behind the par tat has included a shadowy reference to monika lewinsky. bill plant explains. >> my job is to look into their soul. >> reporter: for six decades nelson shanks has had an eye and a brush on history. the 77-year-old has painted princesses and popes, but when it came to capturing bill clinton's presidency for the canvas, shanks said he added a little something extra, a shadow of monica lewinsky's blue dress. >> the shadow represented a way of breaking the horizontal line of the mantle piece. >> reporter: after spending nearly 20 years with clinton, he continued his work at home with a mannequin and they soon realized something was missing. >> i was rifling through the closet to get s

guy johnson: a russian court has indicted five men in relation to the murder of boris nemstov.harges come a week after his death. mother reports say a six suspect blew himself up after eight police -- eight police stand up. swiss pioneers have taken off on the first around the world trip with a solar powered plane. they will stop in india miramar, and china before heading across the pacific ocean. they will land in july. they hope to encourage the replacements of old alluding technologies with clean efficient technology. right let's head across the water. negotiations continue with ron -- iran over there nuclear capabilities. to review the status of a deal, the deadline is set for the end of the month. joining us are bloomberg news correspondence. elliott, let's start with you. benjamin netanyahu urged u.s. lawmakers to be tougher on iran. he took his arguments to american television. what did he have to say? >> the same thing he said last week to congress. this is what he has been saying in the years leading up to where we are right now. he is concerned that any deal with iran

but many suspect the russian government was involved in boris nemstov's death. a gunman shot him four times in the back friday night before jumping in to a car. today tens of thousands of people took to the streets to honor him with occasional shouts of russia without putin. >>> still ahead from the comic book to the battlefield the pentagon is working on a real life iron man suit for u.s. troops. >> and coming up, a consumer alert on a defective steering sensor that could be a problem for your car. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> in tonight's consumer alert the markets on wall street were up by

. >>> five arrests have been made in the death of a popular russian opposition leader boris nemstov.n allegedly confessed. nemstov was a former deputy minister and sharp critic of russian president vladimir putin. he was gunned down hours after doing a radio interview on february 27. the suspects have not said who ordered the killings. some of them denied being involved. a sixth man expected to have taken part blew himself up when police showed up at his apartment. >>> many marchers are back this morning to continue their journey to the alabama state capitol. this weekend thousands of people around the country marked the 50-year anniversary of the march in selma, alabama. this is where police used brutal force to stop a march for voting rights. the violence became known as bloody sunday, the turning point for the nation. 89-year-old jenny newton wanted to be among the crowd commemorating her sacrifice. >> it feels nice because it means they still remember what things were about. >> the 54-mile journey will take five days to complete. >>> almost a dozen possible republican candidates

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on friday boris nemstov was shot four times in the back as he was walking home from a restaurant with of the opposition movement and former deputy prime minister. his assassination came just hours after he criticized russian president vladimir putin's war policy against ukraine during a radio interview. nemstov's supportsers claim he was killed for speaking out. some believe he was killed to destabilize the political situation in russia. >>> speaker boehner says they will try to get house and senate negotiators to meet today with a goal working out their differences for the funding of the department of homeland security. late friday congress did pass a bill to extend dhs funding for one week. a number of republicans oppose the long-term bill unless it also bans enforcement of president obama's recent executive orders on immigration. >>> on capitol hill, some republican senators are pledging to fight for health subsidies. on wednesday the supreme court is set to hear arguments in a case challenging a pillar of president owe boom ma's health -- president obama's health care law t. could

the mortar -- murder of boris nemstov, do you think that is a turning point, will we see a different environment in russia? i think one of his most poignant remarks, literally days before his murder is that he thought they needed to be an awakening in russia, which i think in some ways is the most powerful threat to vladimir putin. did you see these unbelievable images from moscow? literally steps from the kremlin. do you think this is potentially a turning point for russia? dr. fox: potentially. given the level of control and repression that we have seen their. we have seen these false starts before. being a vocal appointment opponent of putin you name it. it would be nice to think we would get a change. honestly, i'm not that optimistic about it. >> you had a conversation, as recently as yesterday, talking about the level of defense spending. very concerned about british defense ending. a lack of commitment to 2% of gross the mo domestic product on defense spending. is nato ready to confront russia? we have seen some extraordinary military mobilization, snap exercises. i saw some s

this was supposed to be a rally for peace, protesting the war in ukraine led by boris nemstov. instead, it's turned into a memory march. some people are holding pictures and signs saying i am not afraid. nemtsov's death has come as a shock. he was at a radio station on friday night promoting today's rally. he was very critical of putin's ukraine policy during that interview calling it unbelievably aggressive. just four hours later, nemtsov was shot four times in the back a few hundred yards from the kremlin walls. police have recovered the car that they believe was used in the shooting but, sheinelle, so far, no arrests. >> kelly thank you. >>> the city of cleveland says a 12-year-old boy fatally shot by police caused his death. in november, tamir rice was killed after he was holding a pellet gun. >>> club goers captured a video featuring t.i. and young jeezy. >>> flames tore through the stage area of it's a >>> the texas nurse stricken with ebola on the job is reportedly set to file a lawsuit tomorrow against the hospital where she caught the virus. the dallas morning news say

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staggering scenes we've been seeing in moscow as thousands of people turn out for the funeral of boris nemstovservice, the actual burial as well. we haven't seen opposition protests or crowds sympathetic to in this country turn out for years. so truly astonishing: slained critic boris nemtsov carried to his final resting place. earlier, family and friends gathered to pay their respects. an opposition figure who worked closely with nemtsov says that he believes he was killed out of revenge for his views. >> it's clearly a very sad day for russians. it's a very sad day for boris' family. and i'm personally extremely saddened by what has happened. i knew him in the 1990s. i admired him and i hope an investigation will determine who is responsible for this outrage. >> do you believe the killers will be brought to justice? >> i hope so. >> reporter: the 23-year-old model girlfriend of nemtsov was crossing the bridge with him when he was gunned down. she's fled russia to her ukrainian home. the kremlin denies any involvement in the killing. the investigation proceeds with divers searching the waters

another fox news alert two more suspects in custody for the murder of russian opposition leader boris nemstov today. nemstov was killed while walking over a bridge outside the kremlin. he was a critic of putin. >>> this morning, we learn more about the past of the unarmed teenager shot and killed by a police officer in madison wisconsin as protesters there fill the streets calling his death a murder. >> no more. how many more? no more. >> how many more? >> no more. >> court records reveal 19-year-old tony robertson, jr. pleaded guilty to an arm home invasion last year and begun serving a three year probation on the conviction before being shot and killed friday by officer matt kenny who says the teenager attacked him. the 12 year veteran of the force is on administrative leave and the shooting under investigation. >>> this frat party takes a turn when a garage of students on it collapses under them. at least nine people hurt. early yesterday, a st. patrick's day party in california, only one of the injuries is considered serious. university and local police are still investigating the inciden

boris themnemtsov. five men have been arrested over nemstovs death. but the seems unlikely to die down with the police chief saying he was tortured into a confession. >> co-founder of the russian opposition party, thank you very much for coming to taupe talk to us. three three weeks on after this significant death, what is the state of the russian onzition now? scared or defiant? >> yes. shaings opposition is in a difficult situation because of pressure and because of fear which spread widely after the assassination of boris nemtsov, to threats from the criminal land. do you think we will get to what had to him? we saw some suggestion that his alleged killer said he was tortured into confessing. >> honestly speaking i don't believe that soon we will have a real information about what happens. there is a lot of lie and different tricks in russia especially when it relates to the authorities in kremlin and also the other important personalities. >> so where do you see the opposition going? do you think that it can rebuild and kind of create a real sort