>> catherine: people in the entertainment industry and beyond are still in shock. >> catherine: hoffman - considered one of the best actors of his generation. >> catherine: tonight - a law enforcement official says tests have confirmed that there 'was' heroin >> catherine: in at least some of the dozens of plastic packets found in hoffman's apartment. >>almost as soon as word spread that phillip seymour hoffman had died. word came that he was surrounded by drugs. and had a needle sticking out of his left arm. >> catherine: this is the bathroom where the 46-year- old was found.discovered by a screenwriter friend. and his personal assistant. >> catherine: one of the police investigators was seen leaving the apartment with notes from the scene. >> catherine: you can see the words 'hypodermic' and 'syringe'. and the time hoffman was pronounced dead -- 11:45 am. >> catherine: there had been concern when hoffman didn't show up at a scheduled time to see his three children. >> catherine: they'd been waiting only a block away.when hoffman was discovered dead. the troubled actor recently split f

ingredients for life. >> catherine: in world news.>the eyes of the world are on sochi.as we're hours away from the start of the winter olympics. >> catherine: with more than one terror threat to deal with -- we've learned that the u.s. is working with russia and other countries to try to keep everyone safe. >> catherine: as athletes from all over the world converge on sochi for the 20-14 olympic games. there's growing concern about security. >> catherine: as we reported wednesday the latest threat - u-s homeland security says there's a potential threat of explosives hidden in toothpaste or cosmetic containers. >> catherine: and we now know the threat comes from the leader of the chechyan rebels. >>"this is the one area where the russians have cooperated. >>".will be as safe as you can expect." a u-s law enforcement >> catherine: official says the alert is specific to the start of the games. >> catherine: and that there's been increased chatter about regional transportation hubs outside the sochi area. >> catherine: some of the arrivin

catherine? >> catherine: it's getting to be a familiar story -- big chunks of the country are still getting pounded by snow, ice - and freezing temperatures. >> catherine: all that - while people are still trying to clean up from the 'last' couple of storms. one of the problem areas tonight -- the state of georgia. >>after getting blasted for its slow reaction to a major storm a couple of weeks ago. >> catherine: georgia state officials are trying to prevent another nightmare on its highways and roads. >> catherine: so even before the latest storm hit - the governor was in front >> catherine: of the microphones - declaring a state of emergency for nearly a third of the state. the kind of 'circumstances' >> catherine: the governor is talking about are being played out in places ranging from oregon to texas. >> catherine: this is northwest texas.where freezing rain is causing huge problems. >> catherine: this is just one of many accidents in abilene.where a pick-up truck and s-u-vof icy roads. >>

and the two sides have >> catherine: started talijg to each other. >> catherine: coming up at 5:15. a 400 million dollar jackpot. has the bay area drawingwhat can you buy with that money? we'll show you. then. only on four. >> catherine: sickening new details about >> pam: the life and death of a respected scholar and 49ers team doctor. >> pam: find out what we've uncovered about how daniel garza really treated some of his students at stanford. >> pam: and next. >> pam: the flu is officially an epidemic. we have a new report showing the shocking age of those dying from the virus. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >> reporter:new numbers showing how the flu is proving to be a deadly threat to young healthy people. >> reporter:th

. >> catherine: happening now. stormy weather is slamming parts of the country.affecting millions of americans. getting heavy snow. >> catherine: this is wichita -- one of the many areas where the weather is bleak -- and the traffic moving slowly. >>in chicago -- a cold, lonely looking coyote on a frozen stretch of lake michigan. at least he was getting >> catherine: around without any big problems. look at the slick, icy roads of akron ohio. >> catherine: streets look like skating rinks.with cars inching along. >> catherine: it was the same story in place ranging from oklahoma to new york. millions of people -- digging out of monday's record breaking storm. new york city's central park set a new daily record with 8 inches of snow. >> catherine: and the advice from the mayor - take the subway. heading home from sunday's super bowl.airports were a mess.more than two- thousand flights were canceled because of the storm. and some are only now >> catherine: getting flights. >> catherine: round two of the storm is cover

. >> catherine: you see them hooded.headed to the tower.rine: they clearly have nerves of steel.there was no safety equipment and they often dangled their legs over the edge of a beam. but they kept climbing!. >> >> catherine: we see the video go from dark to dawn.as they made their way to the tip of the 2-thousand foot building. >> catherine: they say it was like looking out the window of a plane. the two managed to avoid chinese authorities - possibly because the building is still under construction. >> still ahead at six-thirty. breaking news. police have canceled an amber alert. after reports that a teen girl and a man were kidnapped from an oakland safeway parking lot. >> pam: who police are still searching for. and a san leandro school on high alert. after reports that a man tried to kidnap a girl walking to school. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes wh

catherine parrish: and that's because kids aren't at home. they're in day care from six weeks of age. when we were all growing up, we grew up at home and were only exposed to our siblings and cousins, and so we weren't as sick at an early age. now moms go to work at six weeks or eight weeks of age for the child, and so kids get a lot more ear infections, a lot more colds. it may be impossible to avoid runny noses, but experts agree on some easy, yet important ways to give children a good start. catherine parrish: i think i start by telling them to enjoy their baby and love their baby. and then, in the very beginning, like in the first two months of life, to try exposing the baby to as few strangers as possible, to bring as few germs into the house as possible, nurture the baby, feed the baby regularly, not take the baby to the mall... not take the baby to the movies, because i have some very young moms in my practice who want to get back to the mall as soon as possible. and so, you know, i try and limit the baby's exposure to pathogens that m

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eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton has talked about stabilizing the economy.aine prosecutor general confirmed that an official arrest warrant is due to be issued later on tuesday for the arrest of former president victor yanukovich. and yanukovich's whereabouts remain unclear. he has not been seen publically since saturday. and now there are to names being put forward for the post of interim prime minister and both well-known and established political figures and first is the economist and lawyer is a foreign minister and one of the leaders of the father land grouping in parliament and also an ally of newly-freed former prime minister klitschko and the billionaire politician turned businessman is a former foreign minister but no longer aligned to any political grouping and he was once the head of the central bank. a new video emerged revealing more about the extent of violence that led to the fall of victor yanukovich and andrew simmons reports now from kiev. [gunfire] new images of last week's crack down in kiev, shots aimed at unarmed civ i don't knows and d

to help with short term fund it was a warmer union between catherine ashton and you can listen to. after meeting with other leading politicians the eu foreign policy chief held talks with the former prime minister who was released from prison only days ago. he tries to help ukraine but not unconditionally and he doesn't want to ignore russia we know and understand the strong trade links that exist with gusto and strong things that need to face discussion. we also think it's very important to send a strong message about the territorial integrity of the unity of the independence of ukraine. moscow russian foreign minister sergei lavrov warned ukraine should not be forced to make a choice on closer ties with the way he warned the postman. it is dangerous and counterproductive to try to force a choice when ukraine under the principle you i'd go with us or against us. then we are interested in ukraine being a part of a common european commonly in all meanings of the web the parliament in tf is trying to gain control of any situation the country the search is on for a transitional prime

let's bring in catherine who has been following events for us.rine, cheering government ministers. clearly a popular measure then? >> yes. as soon as the president put pen to paper, there was a cheer in the room. you had officials. they were extremely happy. this has been popular amongst many ugandans. if you look at the religious groups, his ruling party and many citizens are quite happy the president is defending the traditional african values. >> no death penalty which some would see as a concession. does he stand four square behind this? is he a supporter of these draconian measures? >> he was on the side of the mps who passed the laws. he wanted to find out whether gay people are born gay or nurtured gay. and he called for several scientific reports from scientists from uganda and the united states. he says that there was no scientist that stood up to say there was a genetic reason, one gene that caused somebody to be a homosexual. however, the scientist in uganda say there were several reasons why somebody could be gay. and he says because

lou: catherine, thank you so much.impressive with your courage and your steadfast resolve to get the right thing done. we appreciate it. lou: the 3-d animated movie earning $69 million over the weekend. and that is the second-biggest in history. and this is right along at 9.4 million. the washington redskins firing back after they sent a letter to the nfl urging its commissioner to support a name change for the redskins. saying that the redskins as a racial slur. but the redskins spokesman pointed out that ironically the name oklahoma means red people. century link. your link with what's next. there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really mas my life easier. maybe a promotio is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york

catherine bade me be bold. woman, are you quite mad? do you not yet see that your voices have deceived you? oh, no. that is impossible. impossible! they have led you straight to your excommunication, and to the stake, which is there waiting for you. have they kept a single promise to you since you were taken at compiegne? the devil has betrayed you. the church holds out its arms to you. oh, it is true... it is true. my voices have deceived me. i have been mocked by devils, my faith is broken. i have dared and dared, but only a fool would walk into a fire. god, who gave me my commonsense, cannot will me to do that. now god be praised that he has saved you at the eleventh hour. amen. what must i do? you must sign a solemn recantation of your heresy. sign? that means write my name. i cannot write. you have signed many letters before. yes, but somebody held my hand and guided the pen. i can make my mark. my lord, do you mean that you are going to allow this woman to escape us? the law must be respected, master de stogumber, even by the engl

catherine angle bracket is among our guests tonight.nd the so-called hillary papers revealing a ruthless first lady, hillary clinton, and her somewhat complex analysis of the presidents infidelities. "a-team" on that. nother delay in obamacare as well. senator kelly ayotte talking about republican distressed and the president and investor carl ichan surrendering in his battle with apple management. we will tell you who won. and we begin tonight with the white house in denial. press secretary jay carney today argued that distressed has nothing to do with immigration reform from their agenda. how speaker john boehner cited a lack of trust in thepresident to enforce the law. chuck schumer called upon republicans to pass a bill that would take effect after president obama leaves office. here is here's jay carney's response to senator schumer's proposal. >> this is a tough issue for republicans. but nobody buys the republican reluctance to deal with and pass comprehensive immigration reform has to do with the issue. i think that that discuss

european markets were mixed up on slower than expected data from the eurozone and as for the us catherine share prices on wall street rose on thursday and that's as investors were encouraged by upbeat us manufacturing data the dow jones gaining the lead six tenths of a percent to end at sixteen thousand one hundred and thirty three on that day the film on the markets here we go to the lenient the tokyo stock exchange. you mean how are we starting the trading session in tokyo this morning. the morning i value and a positive start at the moment. at the opening levels for friday feathery green tea face. he's on a one point four nine percent at fourteen thousand six hundred and sixty four after he lost more weight than two percent on their state the mix has been posting weekly losses so far in two thousand fourteen but his coyotes are in a positive for this week and a button topics as i am by one point five two percent. so investors are buying shares and the open after the overnight many in the us unlike its investor sentiment in the us got a boost after the date is the ad showed that us manu

foreign policy chief catherine ashton has promised support as that washington well let's get more now from our office following developments for us in kiev hi there you go or so can you tell us more about what the new leaders in ukraine have been up to in their friends for a stage of power. well the manhunt continues here in kiev former officials are being searched for around fifty of them have been arrested and are currently reportedly under investigation being accused of being responsible for the deaths of civilians during the violent street fighting last week between the writers and the police the whereabouts of ousted president the three in the court which are still unknown and he's also wanted on the same charges in the meantime the e.u. foreign affairs commissioner catherine ashton has met with the leaders of the opposition and the acting president here in the ukrainian capital and has recognized illegitimacy of the ousting of president you know and has pledged financial support from the e.u. the i.m.f. and the united states have also pledged to do the same but we are talking ab

foreign policy chief catherine ashton has promised supports and washington said it will weigh in too in addition to an i.m.f. package and or trying to woo the donors ukraine's new leaders are cracking down on the old administration or cesar got the skin off has more. the manhunt continues here in kiev former officials are being searched for around fifty of them have been arrested are being accused of being responsible for the deaths of civilians during the violent street fighting last week between the writers and the police the whereabouts of ousted president the three in the court which are still unknown and he's also wanted on the same charges in the meantime the e.u. foreign affairs commissioner catherine ashton has met with the leaders of the opposition and the acting president here in the ukrainian capital and has pledged financial support from the e.u. meanwhile in the e.u. most debt stricken nations are not very happy about the idea of financially helping ukraine right now. first they put greece. and then they owe for ukraine all the money they should support us now that we're

catherine ashton said it would be a serious amount of money. so it comes as there is a funding gap there and kibaki is needed is stepping in with that money but of course is no coming full freight is not going to be tied to the eu diplomatic and trade deal that was rejected by kids back in november but it will be fine to demands that the lioness to be making full economic and political reform so that all strings attached to win on chore even amongst the sum is announced. if he ever would. except that deal. i just want to live with this financial aid package mean to you crying especially considering that rush of presents to suspend a tranche of its eye. if you cry and move closer to europe. the u s russia had suspended that money would still be desperately needed of the ukraine's economic problems having just been created in the past few months they opt to one analyst alleged to be decades of economic mismanagement according to the country's un central bank figures the sunny about wide enough money in reserves last for two months of imports this

foreign policy chief catherine ashton still thinking. sometimes i'm right. get the fifteen steps to greet the boss of the people and from fourth president of the audit comes from kuwait. eurozone taunted by whites into the spring festival holiday one down and bad weather forced it to my own products at airports riyadh a blog about you with this update on cctv news chinese president hu jin ping is that the aging facility to attend the opening ceremony of the twenty second of wind from the big gangs in russia and this is the first time he'll be attending a sports event of the cities. it's also the second year running the president she has chosen russia as the first country to visit in the new year experts say his cousin shari is the great importance the chinese government attaches to the olympic games and on the lines the significance of the china russia comprehensive strategic partnership richard chow has on top story the two listed on etsy this is what islam an official from china's national sports commission called pressed and sees this set. wait see john s

what is that we leave catherine ashton. yet uploaded it impressed by the eu foreign policy initiative. it certainly doesn't show up to and from all that i could gather from the press conference to go to that would be like she'd been able to achieve any kind of made a breakthrough here. i'm a few fist at them get up to the key players here in ukraine with all the political deadlock and on she also said that she was hoping for more momentum in the negotiations between causing chemical and tom and the opposition but but but that doesn't sound like she's been able to break up any any any any bad luck yet. and that what could come regarding to the chemical to keep that had to travel to moscow moscow at sochi on friday and he quits as in prison. and it's not likely that the outcome of that conversation will have more effect on the good things to come here and get them to come. in ukraine than not. if it did today started six months the key. now german troops could soon be deployed in crisis regions in africa the cabinet has appro

foreign affairs commissioner catherine ashton has met with the leaders of the opposition and the acting president here in the ukrainian capital and has pledged financial support from the e.u. meanwhile in the e.u. it's most debt stricken nations are not very happy about the idea of financially helping ukraine right now. first they could greece. and then they owe for ukraine all the money they should support us now that we're in great need i find it completely wrong to the european union or first all this money to ukraine we don't have any job's and at the same time we have debts to pay it's not right to give all this money to ukraine kiev is in need of financial assistance the economy is in bad shape and it was even before the events here in kiev but the question is at what price is this help going to. meanwhile ukraine's finance ministry is calling for a donors conference with brussels washington and the international monetary fund it says it needs financial assistance for the next two years as well as urgent eight in the short term with the i.m.f. requiring painful economic reforms in

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catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of joan is fascinating. she was a village girl born in the early 1400s, a warrior in her teens and was accused of heresy and witchcraft because she would not deny her visions and voices and consequently was convicted and burned at the stake. almost 500 years later, joan was canonized by the church. shakespeare, bertolt brecht, maxwell anderson and jean anouilh all have dramatized the joan story, each reflecting a personal point of view and interest. to meet the challenge of that role required a special actress. our guest is that special actress who met the challenge, made theater history wit

catherine stinky reporting. staying in egypt in three months off to his satirical portrait was taken off the hat the controversial a much loved comedian boss and his staff has returned to egyptian tv screens with a new shed will amount of egypt's joan stewart fell foul of the ministry leadership often had fun at the last of them. like that's the new corolla so small the head. he's one that the tapes may sell its stake in pt has been postponed after three month break they'd use it pretends to be an aids victim he said listening to me and lets them use of it always amazes me with his courage and its ability to challenge it across the lines. satirical style and tell him that he says his rump found that the tips and appointees to the costs. before the onset of muhammad dorsey. he said was one of them is that cool prefix of the finance package in the muslim brotherhood three months today. he spoke in action is taken off yet im az on friday. in state aid to his reputation. many courses and ten at jenks about things it

>> glad you asked that question because it builds on catherine's point. as part of the development process we both engage inside the company across different types of audiences that exist in the company, everyone from the person who's doing coating of particular feature up to the senior level decisionmakers who are talking about research in security so that was the internal conversation. does this mean all the different levels and your fault question, the same conversation with the bunch of external customers and that gets to what catherine was saying earlier. we have people coming to us saying what is this framework and can you help us figure out what we need to do with this and so i think it has -- it does start to hit the language that matters to different communities. they are still going to be some work done on that as you rollout of voluntary program because 45 or so page document and it does have a language that speaks to everyone, as it rolls out its voluntary program they have to think even more about customizing and specifying various messages f

the people on board returned from visiting st catherine's monastery in egypt's sinai desert. in seoul south korean government said a full investigation was necessary. it is and to the egyptian foreign minister has no knowledge the seriousness of these incidents. no woman has expressed his intent for total war effort into handing me on this situation. south korea says its nationals on the bus with christians from the same church. tama crossing was closed after the attack. israel is advising its schools not to go to egypt. well no group has claimed responsibility for the blast. it bears the hallmarks of once blamed on al qaeda. guidance by businessmen that sits inside a connected series of attacks on police officers and soldiers since the ouster of president mohamed more seasons to live. if they are behind it it would mark a shift in strategy on which to deal yes another blow to egypt's tourism industry singer agents and lawyers acting for the country's ousted president muhammad more see a reported two weeks out of court today to protest at the sound proof the last cage in whic

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and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. if you've read the espionage novels of john le carrÉ, you know that no other writer today has so brilliantly evoked the subterranean workings of government, perhaps because he himself was once a british spy. le carrÉ has a name for that invisible labyrinth of power. he calls it the "deep state." and now an american, you're about to meet in this broadcast has seized on that concept to describe the forces he says are controlling our government, no matter the party in power. but mike lofgren's no intelligence agent, although he had a top secret security clearance. he's a number

catherine, thanks so much. martha: there is some new concerns that the federal communications commission could be trying to monitor how journalists report the news. a proposed fcc study would send researchers into newsrooms across this country to determine how producers decide which stories to cover. critics say that it is an attempt to regulate news content and they want it scrapped. >> i'm not sure what the intent hyped it is but what i can tell you is a lot of folks that i have heard from the industry are telling me that they are worried about the inadvertent coercion might happen if the fcc says look, we're just asking questions. well, if you're holding a broadcast license that the fcc issues you will not feel like it is entirely voluntary if you have to answer a battery of questions in this 70-some page study. martha: that is interesting from the fcc commissioner. michael warren joins us staff writer from "the weekly standard." good to have you here today. >> morning. martha: interesting comments from mr.

the eu says it won't get into a bidding war with russia and ukraine the docs foreign policy chief catherine ashton returns to kiev on tuesday for talks with government and opposition he gets. amid reports that brussels and washington ap police to offer a financial aid package the european commission president is playing down talk of cash incentive the events too. to sign agreements. the children something i would say it's simply wrong. and that's why the union and member states very clearly the deal huge statements that some of the gun up going with eating competition. the single bodies more. for this notion of ukraine the ukrainian government holds out to them don't tend to trade pact an event triggering months of protests. there are signs that he is in the opening two rifle. who we can discuss some changes in the form and when the station. present inquiry. confirm that he is really use those tools. late changing your form. it means freedom from the presidential republic. the opponents are in prison. asked it takes to get anything in your eyes to a top to kiev pulled out of the eu trade pa

foreign policy chief catherine ashton has promised support as that washington and more trying to woo the donors ukraine's new leaders are cracking down on the old administration as artie's a go to skin off now reports. many are calling things which have been happening here in kiev since ousted president viktor unocal which has been put on a wanted list the new authorities are accusing him of being behind the deaths of civilians during the violent clashes between the rioters and the police in and around fifty former officials are now under investigation on the same charges the whereabouts of unocal which are unknown but it is widely believed that he's somewhere in the east of the country where there's a completely different picture first of all eastern ukraine it's been widely critical of the events unfolding here in kiev it's also heavily populated by ethnic russians and so just recently tens of thousands of people took to the streets of kabul in the south and they've been protesting the political changes here in fact they voted for a new mayor and are now demanding local authorities

mentioned and the details were scarce of the actual implementation of these sanctions and action catherine ashton the foreign policy chief in making this statement had put the responsibility squarely on the shoulders of the ukrainian government in taking the lead in ending the violence on the streets but prior to this decision there happen several foreign ministers who would like a foreign minister who had said that some members of the protest leaders should also be included in that list and that's what we're hearing some of the corridors here in brussels it seems also that the e.u. is waiting to see what happens as the continuing discussions happen in kiev between the german french polish foreign ministers on the ground there speaking to both sides they want to see how that develops and it seems that they're positive that there's some sort of compromise that could come out of that possibly a transitional government possibly by the end of the gear but if you remember the president of ukraine says that he is opening open it to holding the snap elections the action first of all from russia h

eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton has promised support and washington center will weigh in too. in addition to an imf package but isn't easily stairs asking our courts many europeans are not too happy about saving ukraine from the fall eu member states agree. we don't have any jokes and at the same time we have debts to pay. they should support us now that we're in great need. eu member states spain. i'm unemployed and two children we don't give any government help and it's hard to survive each month if we don't have money for us. how can we give it to ukraine. andrew bolt the ukraine a country without even association the loopy ewe. eu was as is playing with carrots and sticks the busy economic integration which is going to mean the big parts of the ukrainian working population will see a deterioration in the limits of a fantasy about entering your update the envy of the state's be lined with gold that's a fantasy because the real project as it is an imf based austerity program with questions about who the ukraine into the future and whether the current will stay together when

and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. in our last broadcast i promised you more of david simon, and i'll keep that promise down the road, but right now, because of the news, my guest is a journalist turned activist who is often asked, how can you remain so optimistic and so energized when you've taken on nothing less than the threat of global catastrophe? it's a question he's even heard from me, and more than once, because i've known him for years now as both colleague and friend. after all this time, bill mckibben's stamina and soulfulness continue to amaze me. we met over a decade ago on a canoe trip together

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me to while the foreign policy chief catherine ashton is set to meet ukraine's new interim leadership following europe's pledge to provide the embattled state with twenty billion euros once a new is formed and the international monetary fund has also confirmed its commitment to support floundering cottony former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev says the west has long since crossed the line when it comes to meddling in ukraine's affairs. have you seen what's going on there. you need a bulldozer suppose you know the console from the u.s. and the e.u. the. recommendation to nations is unacceptable and we shouldn't send. both sides need to head to the negotiating table and talk one month six months. is going to come to an agreement eventually they're going. to go way out. and we can cross live now to christine stone who is in oxford and she's a journalist and writer on the former soviet union and was an observer of the orange revolution elections almost a decade ago christine thank you so much for joining us here on our to international well as we know catherine ashton is visiting ukraine

reporting in outer wash germany and they see catherine of. stay with us after this short break breaking the set with abby martin coming up on r.t. internet. judy cox a utah mother out of spite but an entire line of t. shirts at a popular chain store at her local mall the reason that she bought them was because she feels that the images of nearly naked women on them violate her local towns decency code she wants to make it clear though that she feels the store has the right to sell this type of shirt just not displayed in an exterior window ultimately her plan is to return the shirts on day fifty nine of the store's sixty limit let's hope for her sake they don't have a no return policy i bring this up because this is a great example of a nonviolent form of protest that actually works it caused a scandal and more importantly it will make the company lose a few dollars technically the girls on the shirts are even fully exposed believe me i checked thoroughly and i would even call them r. rated by. local communities have the right to be more cons

a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine. now snapshot of some of today's world news scuffles in athens have broken out between riot police and anti-fascist protesters who were enraged by gathering of right wing golden dawn party supporters officers used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the troublemakers there were several arrests after a leftist riot or spot of an attacked a man carrying a green flag the gold on the railway was commemorating the deaths of three navy officers which brought greece and turkey to the brink of war in one thousand nine hundred ninety six. protesters in thailand are making is there a presence felt of a general election that's already been beset by months of anti-government violence they forced the closure of polling stations and more than a third of its constituencies by disrupting the delivery of ballots and directing blockades anti-government demonstrators have been calling for the prime minister to quit to enable widespread political reforms and grass was sparked by fears she was forcing

foreign policy chief catherine ashton has promised support and washington said it will weigh in too in addition to an i.m.f. package but as our delay here chef skinner reports many europeans are not so happy about saving ukraine from default. edu members stayed greece we don't have any jobs and at the same time we have debts to pay they should support us now that we're in great need e.u. member states spain the funny thing is i'm unemployed i have two children we don't get any government help and it's hard to survive each month but if we don't have money for us how can we give it to ukraine. and revolting ukraine a country without even association deal with the e.u. . the e.u. is as plain with carrots and sticks the there's economic integration which was going to mean that big parts of the ukrainian working population will see a deterioration in their living style the fantasy about entering your of the the the streets be in line with gold that's a fantasy because the real project is it is an i.m.f. based us they're already programmed. with questions about who will leave ukraine into th

and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. president obama's state of the union address and the rebuttals from the republican greek chorus already have been extensively vetted by the media. so as we say here in new york, enough already. instead, we have a reality check from someone who artfully uses television drama to report on the state of america from an entirely different perspective from the bottom up. david simon was a crime reporter for the "baltimore sun" whose journalism became the material for two non-fiction books, "homicide: a year on the killing streets," and "the corner: a year in the life of an inner-

network is designed to prevent he's a data from leaking across the atlantic but as aussies lisa catherine of her falls the task could prove far more difficult than it seems. keeping european online communications within here are up it's an idea that's gained traction amid revelations of widespread u.s. buying and now the german chancellor is on board. with talk of european providers that offer security for our citizens so that one shouldn't have to send e-mails and other information across the atlantic rather one could build up a communication network inside europe because that's. the size and scope of american surveillance has outraged european leaders especially on glimmer cole who a cell phone was allegedly tapped although germany is one of america's closest allies documents leaked by the former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden show it was treated as a third class partner spied on at levels similar to china and saudi arabia to put that in perspective the n.s.a. watched twenty million german phone connections and ten million internet data sets on an average day tapping only two million

along the street to meet the country's interim cousin catherine sent a pass. think as chris martin o'neill has mall. jt flow of funds flowed onto fact the french case the weather doing it this time when the party of course just voted for the deployment of next up for hundreds of them to the hit of the places that takes us inside meets the president of central african republic. catherine assembled on site as well as religious status in the wake of the fund which she was to the french parliament. pretty easily. melt two t for a phone spawn on the site to find the truth also try and convince the french property skeptical according to this other is that this is of the white painted it. and this trip but chris comes off the back of that announcement earlier this week that france is sending an extra four hundred troops of the country so i guess those shades of white tail end of the state is a huge convoy came down from libya chad imports of receiving the body started to tidy it is beefing up the force them to bouts of two thousand. although wants a ban ki moon and t

chief representative catherine ashton and iranian foreign affairs minister devon side a side by side surrounded by negotiators from all five permanent members of the united nations security council plus germany the steamy days of talks are said to be the first steps towards a comprehensive agreement on the downs contested nuclear program during these negotiations on a coke and some agreements old concerns about the rain in the few credible to trust coastal be intensive and difficult book buying ahead of us. the overall objective remains to seek a comprehensive solution that would ensure all the wrongs make a program is exclusively peaceful. well the atmosphere was said to be good and talks constructive. deputy foreign affairs minister feels a breakthrough agreement will still take some time unknown this fall apart so come back into the gown has agreed to curb credit sneak in a program for the next six months in return for the lifting of an estimated seven billion us dollars in sanctions get many more concessions are needed to satisfy world powers. they include halting any possible pl

the problem a problem that will take more than tough talk to fix reporting in berlin for r t m d c catherine of. adults not in the man responsible for leaking the n.s.a.'s revelations that sent shock waves around the. has a new job. has been elected and honorary rector so. i know what it means i have all the students and i'll report later this hour. the lead. drama is the truth be ignored. in the. stories of others the few posts and notes. the faces change the world right now the. whole picture of today's leaves long long distance from around the globe. local. t.v. . this is international welcome back to glory captain to finally russian friends a sound of racing to podium finishes and they snowball giant slalom won by husband and wife to find out more or less now has tried to sochi and talk to see. how the pole so to parity and finish is just minutes so they may shout at tell us we'll. yes it's very much a case of keeping it in the family in the snowboard powered giant slalom event for russia now vic wilde was actually born an american but he changed his citizenship in two thousand and eleve