people were killed when tabled the last three three the safety of photographs need the platonic caucasus region. this line that little list of atrocities that took one hour before the last recognized oakland marked as a . a search or nations and secures an expectant mom cannot explain to us why the western media. even today he was referring to joe cool martinez headlines. as a rebel and milk. rather than as a . the reason for this is because joe kumar was seen as part of the chechen islamic militant group that had certain benefits for the united states and destabilizing the russian federation. he was only finally recognized as as political. that occurred during the recess when i'm teaching of the nf was president then it was seen as a gifting goodwill gesture towards the russian federation to having nothing to do with actually recognizes his activities finally as terrorism but it is far more bout of political give and take trade. western governments are hanging in front of a presidential run in afghanistan as the key to success but to me as he points and different paints rather different

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but the russian armed forces in the north caucasus the liquid is it similar to that.ukraine both military and political that is what drew us a chance to see. it was stated at the meeting of the cabinet of ministers last minute single cassette kremlin it annoys the geneva agreement. kristen days rest of protein crying and one s thousands of soldiers and hundreds of clients and on the two vehicles and continues to support terrorists in eastern ukraine. he does his best to comply with what has been agreed in geneva on a full time tonight as the department will hold hearings on constitutional amendments. namely on decentralization of allah the empowerment of local communities protection of mine on a disk status of the russian and other languages. the government is ready to amnesty protest is that lay down weapons and leave administered to buildings. i then used to emphasize ukraine will buy tell me is if anything technically both politically and diplomatically and militarily. the presidential elections. not to hollinger getting legitimate president of disrupting the progr

leader of the self-proclaimed caucasus emirate sheikh muhammad. far more significant is the size of the operation that neutralized tomorrow in which nearly one hundred. of these terrorists were neutralized and several hundred were taken prisoner along with their accomplices now that is a serious blow that was conducted in a series of operations by security services of the russian federation in the run up to the sochi olympics within russia that will have a very significant impact on the reduction of terrorism for several years i would think and of course. it was. russia's most wanted man what he was responsible for so many atrocious atrocious terrorist attacks that washington took a long time to attain terror list why was it so reluctant to. go more of has been involved in what is considered terrorism in the russian federation since one thousand ninety four and it wasn't until june of two thousand and ten that the united states finally declared what they had previously called quite obscene only a chechen leader or a chechen separatist leader as a

when they see people with eric or skin it will immediately say they are caucasian, meaning from the caucasus. arenteers from chechnya rumored to be coming in to help these separatists. anything butirm there is very much a sense of real edginess and nervousness throughout this region right now on both sides of the divide, whether talking about the ukrainian special forces or the russian separatists at their checkpoint. there is not that much dividing the two sides. they are testing them, they are probing their position. >> thank you for that update. douglas herbert reporting from north of -- in the east of the country. u.s. secretary of state john kerry warned moscow against carrying out further military movement on the ukrainian border. he accused russia of using propaganda to destabilize the region. thomas waterhouse reports. >> yet another press conference from the u.s. secretary of state concerning the crisis in ukraine. this time he made is clear that the clock was ticking for russia. >> president putin and russia face a choice. if russia chooses the path of de-escalation, the internatio

that we take additional and knowledge of first nations and the partner with of western science the caucasus solutions ordinary canadians feel about the oil industry in their country. we had to edmonton to find out the tickets could prove for alberta and i think that it's being managed well with him to do it now. i think it's pretty obvious that terrible day. i think that's obviously a commonly known as p done responsibly. when you get the country. and that as a comment. you come across money from also got to the merriment. maybe it's time for the snow too. gently heat the industry can rely on the government's support here after all more oil means more money and more jobs for alberta. officials say even if the keystone xl pipeline does not get the green light they will find other ways to transport the ore. but the matter is is of the luo we wanted to visit with americans at. focus on those ago and will will be going east west or or or to the west coast of the we will depart market eventually. my clients are already being built all around canada. a decision about the keystone xl pipeline is e

different ways to buy grain in his decree on business he entered into the markets in central asia the caucasus western china or russia. double the interest me. during the first agreement on cooperation in the sphere are small and medium enterprises aluminum processing in financial sector development or sign today. extending people have the opportunity to legalize or capital and property in two thousand fourteen to two thousand fifteen according to the deputy prime minister of finance pockets o'connor of the legalization of funds was made by creating them to special counsel to extend second level banks where they will be accruing interest also can't people be able to invest in the country's economy by purchasing government securities shares in national companies or facilities under the privatization program in the case in these options do not satisfy citizens. they're entitled to withdraw the money for the deposit account in this case the bank will hold ten percent of the legalized capital. on the book looks really that is a cd. the main approach to the legalization of money as mitchell benefit

one rough united local militant groups in the north caucasus and was blamed for a series of attacks in russia. over the past four years is thomas reported his death in him julie you ever feel like someone is watching you. all of us are a little bit more aware these days of our privacy interests of our personal data is being used especially in the wake of the nsa spying scandal. on tuesday privacy advocates want the big victory here in europe the bloc party's court says rules requiring companies to store citizen's personal phone and internet data are illegal. now the data was stored for up to two years and can be accessed by national police and intelligence agencies but the european court of justice now says that it is a fundamental infringement of basic rights we lived in an age of comic tennessee one of my mobile phone landline or computers. political decisions themselves may not be recorded details like when and where they took place are also revealing. until now but they did to be stored for up to two years in the eu the european court of justice has got some japanese resistance to

needs of her young age the criticism of those to take a company to next level you need to tryart the caucasusfor all of the helmand province. to meet americans with stains on the stadium's to find out how they can best make winning bids for local projects. this discomfort since late two thousand and nine. the event is a keystone for the reconstruction of the local economy. before this court from sarnia few companies were working. for now many companies are working. it's a great development which leads to more facilities. i had to get a multitude of business cards these entrepreneurs with a stiff peaks that leads directly to contest the contract is highly contested the farm and it takes to pull the district of helmand. but it was already have two or three projects in one hand. don't say they want trees planted on the city there are some electricity projects the same in color on their projects and many of the district to live with it i stained the colt can often be the key to a stinking farmers in the costco checks all too often going to take place in kabul. leave it to the country from pakista

to the event with thirty four children two girls hit the city of boulder that with the volatile caucasus region. what a spike that long list of atrocities the us only recognize him as a in two thousand and ten international relations and secured a spot marks about to explain why. the western media. even today he was referring to joe cool markets headlines. as the rebel tamil rather than as a the reason for this is because joe kumar was seen as part of the chechen islamic militant group that had certain benefits for the united states and destabilizing the russian federation. he was only finally recognize as as political. that occurred during the recess when dimitri medvedev was president then it was seen as a gift a goodwill gesture towards the russian federation. nothing to do with actually recognizes his activities finally as terrorism but it is far more about political give and take trade. up to national life here and was taken to the program faith conviction puzzled signs i knew. i'm a stay of this virtue are reported that the figure of brush and buddhism that the current decompositio

time that might not established a connection with some of the more group's presence in the north caucasus and we do know that his name for example was misspelled in the system has birthdate was wrong and that kind of legs that can not pass and be able to fly back and forth without any further red flags being raised of course we do know that the fbi despite many questions have been saying that they think they could maybe be done enough and certainly they can say that the outcome would've been different which is which is questioned by many in with a lot of miscommunication that seemingly couldn't avoid it on the last year we've heard a lot about implementing new security measures around the country. what could have been made in terms of damping up security in other cities namely when it comes to security cameras. last year we know in particular in india in the massachusetts area for example just in grants from the id chip pass up almost one million dollars were allocated for security including three hundred and seventy million dollars just for the city of boston and you know despite the hot

opinion that i think it'll attention to the extent of the right thing and not just in the northern caucasus bottles and other regions in russia such as remote region or the central west region as well because of the zoo and it was reported that one kid next the case of popular bedroom taxes given sleepless nights the money honda from place to thin out protesting in the streets. lay off thousands of them rallying over the weekend against the welfare reform that has seen many cuts off from falling to a benefit is that deemed to have a spare bedroom in the times the government says the goal which came into force the year again has reduced the overcrowding campaign is that it's a section of pushing people into the aunties playboy catapults now all that is desperately looking for a roof over their heads. in addition the uk top twenty five piano man ting is now the norm and nine and hauled me into its increasing number of tenants at the old tenant of the market took about fourteen king cheney's as well. country who asked us not to use his real name pace two hundred and forty five pounds a week fo

believe that this news will put its impact on bringing stability and security into russia north caucasus region which asked for a long time been considered to be quite volatile and desired correspondent just told us mara fled one of the deadliest terror attacks on russian soil the beslan school siege in two thousand and four it left more than three hundred people dead the vast majority of them children is also said to have ordered the two thousand and nine bombing of a train between st petersburg and moscow the twenty six people amar was also the suspected mastermind behind the double suicide attack on the moscow metro in two thousand and ten which saw thirty nine people killed plus the bombing at one of the capital's main airports in twenty eleven and wished thirty six people dead despite repeated claims had been killed last summer emerged again calling on his terrorist follows to disrupt the winter olympics in sochi no socks took place during the games but in the run up to the big event more than thirty people were killed when two bomb blast ripped through the city of volgograd need th

many people say that he is doubtful will put its impact on bringing stability into russia's north caucasus region that has for a long time been considered to be quite volatile. thank you. now while diplomats seek a way out of the crisis in ukraine washington's talk of more sanctions against russia was becoming more aggressive with america's debt ceiling rising ever higher some doubt it can remotely afford any serious moves and it's not just the sale of government bonds at risk or the luxury housing market also likely to take a hit is artie's were an important. in america's most expensive real estate market russian buyers have headlined some of the flashiest trophy sales to buy expensive apartments. apartments. and they often break records fertiliser king dimitri is linked to an eighty eight million dollar sale at fifteen central park west before that russian composer. held the priciest manhattan pad title with his forty eight million dollar condominium purchase at the plaza hotel however due to a current chill in u.s. russia relations these extravagant indulgences may soon be a thing of th

develop an new influence for russia, that includes the eastern half of ukraine, part of the southern caucasusmoving the baltic states. these people have enormous economic influence that will transcend perhaps the loss of some of these economic interest. >> just because you have terrible leadership doesn't mean there are opportunities for investors. i have one money manager, and if it were cents discount to interested in russian stocks getting 80, 90% discount. melissa: we appreciate your insights. the dow climbing further into the green. adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange. this is quite a volatile day here. adam: the bears seem to have some control over all of this. the vix is up today. something that has the pepto-bismol. be ready. one of the things the labarge wants to look at is year to date this stock down 17%. they teamed up with nbc and the olympic alliance. they had essentially 663.6 million unique visitors. yahoo trying to make a big play with video delivery on the web it, we will see if they are able to do that, make progress when they report after the bell. earnings per sha

more than thirty people were killed when two blasts hit the city of volgograd near the volatile caucasus region where despite that long list of atrocities the us only recognized him as a terrorist in two thousand and ten international relations and security expert much the better explains why. western media even they was referring to martha and its headlines as a rebel and a militant rather than as a terrorist and the reason for this is because more of was seen as part of a church an islamic militant group that had certain benefits for the united states in destabilizing the russian federation he was only finally recognized as a political deal that occurred during the reset when dimitri medvedev was president and it was seen as a gift a goodwill gesture towards the russian federation so then nothing to do with actually recognizes his activities finally as terrorism but it is far more about political given take trade it will take several more weeks before all the ballots in afghanistan's presidential votes are counted and a winner can be named but western officials are already hailing the

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he served in both the executive branch and in the private sector on policy on russia, the caucasus, and central asia he is also a member on -- of the council on foreign relations, and the association for the study of nationalities. ariel has also appeared on numerous television and media in russia, here, everywhere. >> thank you very much,helle. both of my colleagues here are a difficult act to follow. to me, it is dÉjÀ vu all over again, as yogi berra said, because i started in radio free research. i continued with a masters paper at the fletcher school of masters thesis on front organizations as a tool of soviet power projection in the third world, and then wrote my phd on russian imperialism and development crisis. all of these pieces are coming together and i feel young again. when you listen to the rhetoric coming out of russia, such as "russia is raising from its knees," such as claiming the political opposition as traders --traitors, you shudder. you wonder where this comes from and it is very much the rhetoric of the darkest ages. at the same time, russian russian propaganda, fr

he served in both the executive branch and in the private sector , thelicy on russia caucasus, and central asia he is also a member on -- of the council on foreign relations, and the association for the study of nationalities. appeared onso media intelevision and russia, here, everywhere. much,helle.u very both of my colleagues here are a difficult act to follow. me, it is dÉjÀ vu all over again, as yogi berra said, because i started in radio free research. i continued with a masters paper at the fletcher school of masters thesis on front organizations as a tool of soviet power projection in the third world, and then wrote my phd on russian imperialism and development crisis. all of these pieces are coming together and i feel young again. when you listen to the rhetoric coming out of russia, such as "russia is raising from its as claiming the political opposition as traders you shudder. you wonder where this comes from and it is very much the rhetoric of the darkest ages. at the same time, russian from the head of the --titute of democracy russian propaganda, from the head of the institute

took me to russia twice to try and get information to see if there was a link between the north caucasusgion, chechnya, if there was any connection for the motivations of this. in the course of doing that, i learned that authorities here in the u.s., the fbi and later the cia were given detailed information about tamerlan. i did encounter some frustration with our own federal agencies in that regard. there is a real concern about information sharing across the board, but there is an obvious multiplier benefit in sharing information and the testimony before the committee, we were told there is roughly 800,000 local police that could be utilized in this effort and there's about 14,000 fbi agents. one of the sensitivities behind the lack of information sharing is a concern that as you spread information among sources that there could be leaks. there is that in addition. to me, in your job right now, people's lives are in danger and you already hold very sensitive information that if it were released in your own community, people to be in danger. could you comment on how you maintain that co

of 300 russians in 1999 and blamed it on the chechens to restart against the nation in the north caucasusthe problem is when you get to a certain point, this nationalism focuses on pride alone and it pushes forward policies that are dangerous and it feeds on each other, and that i think, that half of the proposition is absolutely true. >> the last question appear and then we will all have a chance to comment. >> i'm a former white house correspondent. it's nice to see david here. i will just make a few points because i'm able to speak in public in ways i wasn't able to when i was it comes correspond corresponded. they have been very clearly hobbling along. i and others made a specific effort over the last few years to bring to the attention to the outside world things that the public relations apparatus and to an extent they didn't want to discuss and in its recent months actually responded to. other parts of the bpg and be te sarah get live tv shots on the internet websites, you know, you might not be able to say that about other parts of the structure. anyway, i've looked over the detai

said that and now we're now russia's looking at some hot spots of extremism not just in northern caucasusbut also trying to prevent it from spreading further for example for example into the volga region. ok let's move on now a u.s. government order to show that the state department is unable to account for about six billion dollars in foreign contracts those relate to projects in iraq afghanistan and africa over the last six years but officials have shrugged off the allegations saying it's simply a bureaucratic. here which the department is aware and is taking steps to remedy it's not an accounting issue i think it's more like. your credit it's you but it's not that we've lost six billion dollars now spokesperson marie harf giving some reassurances there however the department's own probe concluded that the huge discrepancy quote create conditions conducive to fraud the audit showed a fifty two million dollars contract was modified in favor of a contractor and spouse while in another case an order worth one hundred million dollars was quote hidden by the contracting officer a member of t

year that they should be attention to the extremists are rising and not just in the northern caucasus but also in other regions in russia such as the border region or the central russian region as well as ok result is a really good report and i thank you. next the u.k.'s unpopular bedroom tax has given sleepless nights to many hard up families who have been out protesting in the streets. and there they are thousands of them rallying over the weekend against the welfare reform that is seen many cut off from vital benefits because they're deemed to have a spare bedroom in their homes the government says the law which came into force a year ago has reduced overcrowding campaign as though it's actually pushing people into poverty on these police reports now on brit's desperately looking for a roof over their heads. with homeownership in the u.k. at a twenty five year low renting is now the norm for nine and a half million brits but an increasing number of tenants at the bottom end of the market talk about rock bottom conditions as well andrea who asked us not to use his real name pays two