ccc says his state security. no shock to hear. the union was eight hundred thousand residents to open attachments should they just lifted the danger. bush and they strike back into stocks the show while a third local authorities decided to come into chunks. officials but i'm willing to get into these on the subject. they all go finally off to six hours or more eating. due because of scott's assume a comment or two more stuff. it's a tiny shot. underwater camera says he's close to four meters long and weighs around three hundred units but the store so it is a little yelling transmission shop has already been tagged. it's a little and its tiger shark number twenty two. we caught him already. so will that go against its final that he continues to deliver data as part of our scientific progress. but before he lets this on terror. see legions of jumps and water. it's a terrifying sight. the gazette says he doesn't. each time shock is watching. he wants to shoot the animal machines to replace the nation the only other than music it's my

in the first four years, the roosevelt administration launched the nra, ccc, wpa-- a virtual alphabetp of programs to relieve unemployment. newly employed workers spent more money, creating more jobs. by 1936, it appeared that the depression was ending. it was time for a balanced budget. central revenues are increasing. emergency expenditures are decreasing. a balanced budget is on the way. does that sound like bankruptcy to you? roosevelt won a landslide re-election, but the celebration was brief. he cut spending. in october 1937, the stock market took another dive. unemployment began to rise once again. suddenly it appeared that the past four years' progress would unravel. president roosevelt may have been an economic conservative, but he was a social liberal. he saw rising unemployment and responded by resuming government spending. this government intervention stimulated the economy the way keynes had urged since 1933. if franklin roosevelt was not a keynesian, by 1938 he'd surrounded himself with plenty who were. one of those economists was walter salant, a student of keynes turne

visiting the ccc ninety six and she's the queen and the man. nobody likes that she hadn't done that. this means that he has been cleaned. the music stand to be honest. thanks to the end by a bullet to be canned. please join in my post on scott's c'mon now and each time he did a lot to that extent the cause of that you treat them like that makes it may be happy to find unity of stevens doesn't like that but i'm optimistic that stephen. indeed it didn't happen. she takes a green beans beets be good. i could tell me. up the pots that are a half don't have to not like mad tree a couple of hours there. i guess as might be the high window. we do with finding that done the deed to the days when you die. the us would lead me in and give me but at seventy and evidence i mean. this study about time he who feeds them and said he did not eat it instead of ten and didn't see this next one. we first need some connection. but what it's a country. in that tiny hole. net the move chili sauce and some fish and this evening before we can do it felt so nice once a

she's an old minute to go hungry again we traveled to the ccc and sent to the area with valerie and golden leaves during the war. the state she can't afford to live in the historic district brains are too high. every time and pays just enough to cover a one room apartment outside the cc. she saying good by the injustice of the soul of assistance. the toll the war memorials she laments. there is money to build them but not to take care of surprises i have no reason to celebrate she says. someday i will die and no one will remember me. as we drive into the old parts of town memories come on lines of childhood and the wall. she said. she tells me she'd love to see the family's apartment but she's convinced they'd never lose it. been a busy throughout. we then rolled it and the new visitors would surely look as good as an alien. the address. jenny chips guy elliott said a number of fines the apartment buildings survived intact despite the continuous pair on to german artillery. marion also tells me the facade has changed little since the wall she tells me she loved living here with the childre

at combating the illegal wildlife trade leading the charge is prince charles and prince william the ccc bees masha reports prince william hosted a reception to preview what's inside. many of the world's endangered animals. kendall was in many auditors had been trapped and killed worked mainly for profit the illegal trade in wildlife is estimated to be worth between ten and twenty beating dollars can't be here with only traffic in you and i are still out and people are more profitable. anyone with new laws and regulations any knowledge can t need good guy in the timing paints the global community has begun to fight back spearheaded that the two royal family the international conference in london the suite provides a forum to review and discuss them most of its inhabitants the animals most affected by wildlife trafficking. namely my knowledge in madison and will focus on solutions to stop these crimes. other irony of thirty thousand or dryness left in the entire world. and they're all such an offense to win using about twenty five to thirty thousand every year approaches and tigers as the

that the weather may be getting in the winter olympic games the nice lady did honey in the goldeneye ccc still a dance with the head a shake you did and despite the fine weather and rising temperatures. ukrainian judge who ruled against lights are simple than the storming of government buildings shot dead by unknown assailants police say the murder was most likely connected to his work also the yearly earnings we are going. i'm trying to get artsy travels to south africa as the nation rios and corruption crime and poverty after the passing of iconic leader tells them that. a new an artsy international with cleaner greener cars. welcome to the program. instead i find all the salty winds from an ex and artsy continues its special coverage from the hearts and the highlights of the resorts night may be action packed on the slopes and tracks of salty but throw from fans is the figure skating that's really in the spotlight. no roadside is looking for returns to the un challenge dominance on the rink that it has enjoyed in the past the gates and the country's performance so far in these games.

many egyptians ccc has a strong leader needed to become instability. despite the fact he actually has the so called bus experience across much of the country has just been posted on walls and so was a rusted out praising his credentials. recently he made the highly publicized visit to russia in which he negotiated a lucrative arms deal. i managed to secure the blessing of russian as the mother to pretend. the i hope in sixteen oh one people at a boarding school in all the snow a teary up in shops and bent it back into stoppage time like islamists minutes and read all around during the pre dawn attack of the federal government college of fundy of the twenty four off the school's buildings including stockport as on fire by mr taught respect for windies will post a shot that one of the dead but tonight's police or young men the insurgents use my it'll come around translates as western education is for good in the pits have adopted the tactic of maximum civilian casualties. read on itself like i need to portend a fun team to establish an islamic site in al

that the weather may be getting in the winter olympic games the nice lady did honey in the goldeneye ccc still a dance with the head a shake you did and despite the fine weather and rising temperatures. ukrainian judge who ruled against lights are simple than the storming of government buildings shot dead by unknown assailants police say the murder was most likely

ukraine is at risk of default after the political crisis deteriorated substantially. , eight ukraine to cccs below investment grade and kept its outlook negative. governments-- proposed sanctions on ukraine after a deadly day of protest; a. -- protests in the capital. the unrest relates to a broader issue with russia. comments were made in an interview with charlie rose. >> the issue goes beyond ukraine. it goes to the heart of the issue, what will russia become over the next decade or so? right now, putin is embarking russia on some sort of nostalgic , i think a rational, imperial restoration. the eurasian union he wants to create, of course centered in moscow, would really be a restoration of the soviet union minus some european portions. and of course the russian empire. >> you can catch the full interview with president jimmy carter's former national security advisor on charlie rose at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time tonight. joining us now is managing editor for eastern europe, great to have you on the program. what is the situation on the ground right now is to mark -- right now? >> the news thi

the rating agency standard & poor's downgraded the country to ccc, which is just a notch above defaultand the acting finance minister estimated that ukraine needed $35 billion in aid over the next two years just to stay afloat. the task is monumental for lawmakers, this is a country that needs a complete overhaul. >> the economy starts working no investor will enter the down without assurance that they can be protested in local courts. the prosecution economic reforms, education, i mean everything is ruined. >> ukraine has been trapped between russia and the e.u., both using the economic leverage to influence politics. but it seems at the moment that europe is winning the race. al jazeera, kiev. >> let's get the latest now from tim friend who joins us live now. tim, so the formation of this unity government has been delayed, what impact is this having? >> well, i think it is worrying, because there are two pressure points here if you like. they have to achoo a consensus in this cabbing net that they are trying to you remember to, they will have another go on thursday. it is vital that

standard & poor's downgraded the country to ccc, which is just a notch above the fold. the acting finance minister estimated that ukraine needed $35 billion in aid over the next two years just to stay afloat. the task non-you mental for lawmakers. >> no one will enter the country would some insurance [ inaudible ] in local courts so prosecution really share economic reform [ inaudible ] education, everything is [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: ukraine has been trapped for decades between russia and the eu. it seems at the moment that europe is winning the race. >> andrew simmons now live for us in kiev down in independence square where so many demonstrators have been for the last couple of months. andrew, the delay in forming the government is simply because it is a complicated process or because it's all part of the confusion? >> well, look at the picture here david. behind me you can see the square still filled with people not all of them demonstrators. it's like a pilgrimage, really, so many massing into the square into express their feelings or to think -- look over here

standard & poor's downgraded ukraine to ccc. it is two notches above default.d cause a systemic meltdown in neighboring russia. emerging markets more broadly and possibly some say even in the west. we'll have a lot more coming up on the possible economic crisis in ukraine. okay. it is the event mobile phone fans around the world have been waiting for. it is today congress opens its doors in barcelona, spain. this year there is, believe it or not, more buzz than usual. there's always buzz around new texts. but there's a lot more going down in spain because of the great and the good from the industry likes of samsung to nokia. one absentee is notable, apple. apple ain't going to this event this year. although the forum doesn't officially open its doors until today, some exhibiters jumped the gun like south korea's samsung. it showed off the smart box called the gear 2. samsung hopes by adding health-related features it will be a bigger success than its lackluster predecessor. and the world's third largest mobile phone maker showed off the talk band. also, staying

ccc. what does that mean? it is two notches above default.are growing fears this country could act as an economic teurpbd box. possibly even the west. great to have you with us. let's start with this painting a picture for viewers around the world. when the former president chose closer ties with russia, russia came out with big promises. discounted energy. now with this change russia could pull that back. that leaves the ukrainian economy where? >> i think it's important to understand initially how ukraine got into this mess in the first place. i think what we are seeing is the pictures of the presidential palace, the cash that's gone into that. gold plated. just about everything. or even solid gold taps. we are seeing more palaces with most of the government, the prosecutor generals of the ministers. it's understanding how badly the corruption was widespread. and how the ukraine got into this through the corruption. the pressure from russia is ukrainians mad a choice. they wanted to focus on european values and economies. they promised this

. >> ccc, annika cabrera is live. why is the governor taking so long to make her decision?nts to look at the legislation before she takes action. there might be a lot behind the scenes. i just got done speaking with state representative, ethan orr, who was one of three house republicans that voted against this when it initially came up for a vote. the governor asked him to come and meet with her this afternoon. the protests continue to grow here in the courtyard of the state capital. hundreds turning out in the past few days and we're expecting an even bigger crowd here today potentially reaching about 1,000 people. we are wills now hearing from several high-profile political figures who are urging the governor to veto this bill, senator mccain and mitt romney speaking out against the bill. several big businesses joining this fight against the bill including apple, intel, at&t, american airlines, delta airlines, just to name a few who have spoken out opposing the legislation and the nfl also calling into question what's going to happen with the super bowl or at least poisin

host: part of your job in ccc ands is to work for d you are in tried to -- you are in charge of recruitment. poll from yesterday. has this hurt your recruitment efforts? guest: it actually hasn't. we have recruited candidates in some of the toughest district across this country, strong candidates. many people have been focused on some of the retirements but that have come from mostly safe district. our candidates, because they are strong and committed and convinced about the law, they are talking to people about what is happening. there he restores of americans who have health care coverage for the first time and most people are focused on the economy and we can do to grow jobs. we have a group of candidates around the country who are focused on how we grow jobs and how we create jobs in this country and how we improve the prospects of millions of americans who have been left out of this economic recovery. it is more of a wall street recovery and not a mainstream recovery. host: we are talking with congresswoman donna edwards. she sits on several committees including the science, space, and

host: part of your job in ccc ands is to work for d you are in tried to -- you are in charge of recruitment from yesterday. has this hurt your recruitment efforts? guest: it actually hasn't. we have recruited candidates in some of the toughest district across this country, strong candidates. many people have been focused on some of the retirements but that have come from mostly safe district. our candidates, because they are strong and committed and convinced about the law, they are talking to people about what is happening. there he restores of americans who have health care coverage for the first time and most people are focused on the economy and we can do to grow jobs. we have a group of candidates around the country who are focused on how we grow jobs and how we create jobs in this country and how we improve the prospects of millions of americans who have been left out of this economic recovery. it is more of a wall street recovery and not a mainstream recovery. host: we are talking with congresswoman donna edwards. she sits on several committees including the science, space, and techn

what is the thinking and the d ccc and going up against history here?st: no president since james madison has been reelected with unemployment. there is no doubt that at the end of a presidency, the president's party swings against the current. never in history has a public the republican party decided we will shut the government down. we want to default on our debt. the ability of american companies to finance themselves, you have the chamber of commerce and others saying, where are these guys? this is not an election about historical trends. it's election about vision for the future is more persuasive. one of the ways to judge support this early in a campaign is fundraising. your job at the dccc is the finance chairman. good news coming out of the end of 2014 for you on that front. raised 76 million dollars in 2013. that was the most of any of the four congressional party committees. what are you seeing on the campaign front? guest: we would like to see that a lot of those his grassroots donors were coming in with what $20 checks saying, we want to he

this morning, standard & poors lowering ukraine's long-term debt rating from triple c plus to ccc. they believe that this puts the government's capability to meet debt service at increasing risk and raises uncertainty regarding the continued provision of russia's continued support over 2014. they say default is more likely. >> c is pretty bad. >> triple c plus is not very good. >> weighing into junk. after everything that happened in the middle east and this day in age where everyone has access to the outside world, it's just people want certain things in their life. >> north korea has been one of the few places -- >> but putin, it's no -- i don't think it's coincidence this is happening during the olympics, either. he's over there, he's so out every day. the ukrainians decided this is -- i mean, it also was in terms of things came to a head, but the pressure you can put on putin when he's on the world stage trying to look like this nice guy that's, you know, running the olympics. but people want the same thing. and you wonder how this plays out over the next 20 years in terms of a