dot com also there an investigation sheds light on a deadly plane crash in the congo four years ago it turns out it was all the plane of a runaway crocodile which apparently survived the crash. right the sea. first rate. and i think that your. orders. found him a pay didn't set off on a grand total of latin america this week while him when his aires his latest stop off the russian president cemented future ties with his arjen time counterpart christina kitchener they've agreed moscow would expand its foothold in argentina's energy sector. over twenty percent of argentina's hydroelectric power is produced by russian equipment we really hope to take an active part in the modernization program and the construction of new power plants one of our companies is planning to take a role in a hydro power station project worth two billion dollars. before hargitay nevada made peace and was in have an eye where he met cave currently to raul castro and his legendary brother fidel the russian president officially confirmed last case decision to write off ninety percent of the country's debt to the so

meanwhile, to the west, another battle is brewing in the remote congo rain forest.re could be as many as 100,000 gorillas making up many tribes. this one led by kingo. >> there's no question he's a good silver back. and his females seem to feel the same because they've stuck with him a long time too. >> reporter: now an outsider threatens to dethrone him. with surprisingly nonaggressive tactics, kingo fights off the challenger. >> they will chest beat, they will charge, they will take a large branch and knock it to the ground. so all of these things are done to intimidate the opponent. >> reporter: finally, the opponent backs down. and kingo's kingdom is safe. >> not all gorillas are cut out to be leaders. and not all gorillas are ever going to achieve that. and so there is a vying for this position. but very few gorillas get to be silver backs. >> "kingdom of the apes" airs next thursday, july 24th, on nat geo wild. thanks for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into go"good morning ameri" and as always we're online at abcnews.com. good nigh

dot com and an investigation sheds light on a deadly plane crash in the congo four years ago it turns out it was all the blame of a runaway crocodile which apparently survived the crash. right the sea. first rate. and i think you're. on our reporter's. i've got him a putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week he's now in when his eyrie cementing ties with his arjun tying counterpart a nuclear cooperation agreement has ensured moscow's foothold in argentina's energy sector but the joint work goes far beyond just energy is for scott expects. well on route to the world cup final hey in rio the russian president vladimir putin has

finding could commit the us government to actually do some of the genocide spread to resorts rich congo and was a huge success for washington bringing us puppets to power when the scale of the atrocity came out bill clinton was forced to make pups the most on this statement by a u.s. president in thirty years admitting u.s. claimed concern for quote human rights and democracy round the world just crocodile tears even when there is genocide the white house only ever does anything. he said when it seemed american multinationals quote interests whether we get involved in any of the world's ethnic conflicts in the end must depend on the cumulative weight of the american interests at stake interests of journalist william and bill joins us great to talk to you so genocide is just another foreign policy tool for the u.s. well susan rice is a prime example when she was assistant secretary of state for africa policy under clinton she and her advocacy enabled the deaths of five million africans through the congo crisis. we have people in the washington ministration who are. unfit to stand trial f

when secretary kerry visited congo in may he personally raised issue the with the president. i also call on president obama to raise this issue personally, when the two of them meet at the gathering of african heads of state here in washington during the first week of august. finally, i want to say a word those patients who have endured not -- parents who have endured not only the burdens that are financial but that are primarily emotional, separated from the children that they have graciously welcomed into their lives. your hardship and pain is deeply understood by my colleagues and me as well as our staff members, many of whom have worked not only on this resolution, but have also pushed their state department and the government of the d.r.c. to resolve this important issue. please, continue to persevere, don't give up hope, you will get to love and to have those wonderful children in your homes. i also want to let the parents know that our africa subcommittee plans to hold another hearing to address the growing crisis of orphans in africa. to which adoption is one of the v

years it could be down to a crocodile on the loose in the cabin that caused the deadly crash in the congo and find out more about it on our team dot com. to get a feel for formula one with the grand prix in sochi fast approaching moscow fans have been getting a taste of what's in store. elations between germany and the us took a hit this week when berlin kicked out the cia station chief assigned there after two high ranking german officials were unmasked as alleged american spies sparking some angry words the german interior minister dismissed the information obtained by the alleged spies as laughable but said the political damage is disproportionately serious a left party member was outraged saying there's no longer blind trust in the u.s. and the justice minister is demanding that u.s. spying in germany be halted once and for all here's our europe correspondent peter all for with more. sent packing with a flea in his ear and. i just want to say that if you see it was human common sense in my opinion spying on allies and friends is a waste of energy. germany has now told the cia contact

what's coming up here to a crocodile on the loose in the cabin which caused this deadly crash in the congo we'll tell you about the story and the backstory to that r.t. dot com also there as well. getting a feel for formula one with the grand prix of sochi fast approaching fans here of moscow has been getting a taste of what it's going to feel like. as i was saying just a couple of hours that will be a new world cup champion is at football's finest from germany in argentina thrashed out in front of an audience of billions after that the hosting baton will be passed from brazil to russia our correspondent neil harvey is now in one of the eleven cities which will stage matches in twenty eighty. four to give you a feel for the place so quickly here a few facts and figures first of all because iran is the capital of the russian republic of tatarstan the population of just over one point one million people that makes it russia's eight biggest city the kremlin now this is

finding could commit the us government to actually do some of the genocide spread to resorts rich congo and was a huge success for washington bringing us puppets to power when the scale of the atrocity came out bill clinton was forced to make pipes the most on this statement by a u.s. president in thirty years admitting u.s. claimed concern for quote human rights and democracy round the world just crocodile tears even when there is genocide the white house only ever does anything. he said when it seemed american multinationals quote interests whether we get involved in any of the world's ethnic conflicts in the end must depend on the cumulative weight of the american interests at stake interests of journalist william angle joins us great to talk to you so genocide is just another foreign policy tool for the u.s. well susan rice is a prime example when she was assistant secretary of state for africa policy under clinton she and her advocacy enabled the deaths of five million africans through the congo crisis. we have people in the washington ministration who are. unfit to stand trial for

dot com and an investigation sheds light on a deadly plane crash in the congo four years ago it turns out it was all the blame of a runaway crocodile which apparently survived the crash. right the sea. first rate. and i think you're. on our reporter's. i've got him a putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week he's now in when his eyrie cementing ties with his arjun tying counterpart a nuclear cooperation agreement has ensured moscow's foothold in argentina's energy sector but the joint work goes far beyond just energy is for scott expects. well on route to the world cup final hey in rio the russian president vladimir putin has stopped off aid argentina where he had a meeting with the country's president cristina fernandez de kirchner there was an agreement that all it takes will soon stop broadcasting on argentinian t.v. in spanish. but more than three lucian north might see the agreement will expand the cooperation between russian and argentinian t.v. channels we're grateful for the opportunity for russia's r.t. spanish channel to broadcast in argentina everybody here w

. -- of congo. in september of last year, the congo informed the united states that they would no longer issue exit visas, exit permits for congalese children in the process of being adopted by american parents. these are kids already in the adoption process and yet the congo government says they can't leave the country. this is a terrible precedent, terrible, unjustifiable action, and it's left hundreds of children and their new families here in the united states in limbo. last friday the congolese government announced an end to exit permit exceptions until the country passes what they deem are new adoption laws. so i stand here today to express the deep concern and commitment to resolve this crisis from so many of us here in the senate. we have over 50 cosponsors of a resolution calling on the congo to do the right thing. those of us who have cosponsored this are looking for a way to help these children who, again, who have already been adopted to be able to be reunited with their families permane

she was expelled from the immigrant record public of congo in 2006 because of her reporting. northern mali has become a stronghold of islamic stream us since the 2012 military coup plunged the country into political turmoil. neto, radio vanguarda and vale do aco, in brazil. crime reporter and radio host rodrigo neto refused to share details of his work for his -- with his family out of concern for his safety. the aggressively covered police corruption and was working on a book about suspected police involvement in a local murder motorcyclen on a gunned him down as he left a restaurant in southeastern brazil. neto was 38. a colleague said, "those who thought they were silencing rodrigo neto are going to realize that, on the contrary, they have given birth to a rodrigo neto inside each one of us." several police officers were arrested in connection with neto's death, however, brazil has one of the world's worst records for prosecuting the killers of journalists. deshbandhu, in india. newspaper reporter sai reddy was leaving a market in central india when maoist rebels armed att

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think it could be down to a crocodile on the loose in the cabin which caused the deadly crash in the congo at the time to read more about that snotty dot com there to. the sun shone down the cars they roared get a feel for formula one with the precautions sochi fast approaching this with moscow fans getting a taste of what's to come. to your sporting action right now in rio football's finest from germany in argentina of course rushing out in front of a huge audience of billions bringing to a climax the twenty fourteen fee for world cup these are the latest pictures live from brazil they're also saying fans watching in berlin german fans holding their breath hoping that their team can recreate the magic that saw the wipe out brazil from the tournament president putin is in rio to watch the final and also to see the button for the event passed on to russia for twenty eighty our correspondent paul scott scott. well. around rio over the last forty eight percent eighty thousand spectators are inside the american our stadium is germany taking on argentina also in attendance is the. nation. after

back affordable care act have been attacked by tribal fighters. 17 security posts were killed in the congohen the fighters moved to a nearby village, the army opened fire killing at least 41 of them. >>> at least 22 people have been killed in two attacks on the kenyan coast. the attacks took place in the counties of lamu and tana. the armed group, al shabaab says it's responsible. here is more from nairobi. >> reporter: the herific series of attacks on 7ia's coast. two attacks, one targeting a police station in gamba on it. ana river and the other targeting civilians in hinzi close to lamu. now, people are saying or wondering who is responsible for these attacks. al shabaab has claimed responsibility once again but as happened last time around, when al shabaab claimed responsibility, the government came out with a network. all of this is adding to the since of confusion and fear. the opposition in this country is proposing dialogue with the government on security and, also, corruption, other big issues in the country. they are saying if the government doesn't talk to them, they will hold a

it will be seen by the poorest countries in the world like the democratic republic of the congo and grenada >> in this lobbying war, there's plenty to fight about. from the imf to the white house, all of washington is watching. >> to the clothing sector now. >> a country plagued by deadly factory accidents, lack of regulation and the history of its loading its workers. >> the former soviet republic of georgia. take a look. >> the outskirts of georgia's black sea resort town are home to a booming textile industry. they say 7000 seamstresses work in the area. they are employed by turkish subcontractors that supply western clothing brands. many of the women come from surrounding villages and are not aware of labor laws. wages are extremely low. is trade union organizer wants to form them about their rights. independent inspectors are also denied access. >> i'm asking of how much they are, they won't tell me. if their income was good, they would say so. >> trade unions are a thorn in the side of georgia's government which has pursued a policy of low wages and weak benefits in order to lure fore

on east of congo and officials tell us south sudan southern states rarely see a drop of the billionoil revenues passing through government hands. that can do self reliance is at work in the county here where the commissioner coordinated the national funding to build what he says is the best public hospital in this region. >> it should not happen and what we need to happen is continue developing like this and focus on this. >> reporter: in the markets of yea there is plenty of fresh, after fobdable food and most if not imported it's donated by ngos and locally grown by these women or their communities. the activity and peacefulness of the three southern equatorian states suggests they are doing things better down here and the three local governors believe and reopened a discussion about greater powers of self government and more control over their own budgets. the word federalism has not gone down well with south sudan president who says it's a political tactic designed by the rebels he is fighting to weaken the country. but the people here are not fighting with government and they d

she was expelled from the immigrant record public of congo in 2006 because of her reporting.northern mali has become a stronghold of islamic stream us since the 2012 military coup plunged the country into political turmoil. rodrigo neto, radio vanguarda and vale do aco, in brazil. crime reporter and radio host rodrigo neto refused to share work with his family out of concern for his safety. he aggressively covered police corruption and was working on a book about suspected police involvement in a local murder when two men on a motorcycle gunned him down as he left a restaurant in southeastern brazil. neto was 38. a colleague said, "those who thought they were silencing rodrigo neto are going to realize that, on the contrary, they have given birth to a rodrigo neto inside each one of us." several police officers were arrested in connection with neto's death, however, brazil has one of the world's worst records for prosecuting the killers of journalists. sai reddy, deshbandhu, in india. newspaper reporter sai reddy was leaving a market in central india when maoist rebels armed

ebola was first recognized in 1976 in the democratic of the congo, and there of been a couple of outbreaks, this being the most important. important of the outbreaks, but it continued to go from an animal reservoir to a human, not really fully being established in a human, whereas hiv made that zoonotic jump from the animal to the human. and now when you make the contrast from ebola to hiv, you see an example of each of the contrasts that you're asking about. >> so as professor lucey mentioned, rna, does a disease like ebola change over time? if we come up with some defenses and silver bullets in the next couple of years, will we be developing new ones if the virus continues to change? >> well, first of all, we need to have a disease that we're working on given the urgency of the situation. but you're right, you can have mutations that interfere, quite frankly, and our functionally relevant mutations, you don't get a mutation that will completely negate the interventions that you have. you can get mutations of an rna virus that have the capability of mutating correctly by a mechanism, and

this iraq in the congo. are you serious now. that. i wasn't complaining about it and i asked them if i had permission to film and print a channel that's all and there's a jarvis here like that so this is not about that this is about the story i can't let you know i know let's go back and actually do the gap i think out of this interview i don't find it in the stuff. you're not. going so we come out it's nice to just like going away for a little bit with have a little time oh you know we'll deserved we were so hot let's go see. i want to have people come here from all over the world to see this made why would they have a big giant head of them and i don't friend i'm certain routes where november nineteenth seventy one that's how old this thing is. my god it's the one who went. ahead made a wrong the little guy is made of bronze though i would have thought it was just made up like a big huge stone. this thing is huge still come on seriously think it's like over powering. and cement frenchie very sad like a huge statue like that in the m

in eastern ukraine and you can find more details on the tragedy in congo to show of maria's twitter account she is closely following the situation there as well as in other times being targeted by kiev's military operation. despite the disturbing reports of civilians dying and residential areas being shelled the u.s. appears to be standing strong in its full support of kids actions our view is that the iranian security forces operations have been moderate and measured they've been taking steps to maintain calm within their own country but you assess the ukrainian government's actions to this point since the end of the cease fire to today's moderate measure. meanwhile the foreign ministers of russia germany and france of call on both sides and ukraine for another cease fire at a meeting in berlin to regime truce talks between the government and pro autonomy fighters by saturday the diplomats will welcome moscow's idea to invite ukraine's forces and the staff to check points on its side of the border russia's foreign minister warned though both sides against using a cease fire to prepare for

but from central african republic to congo to somalia to chad to south sudan, which is at the top of this list, we still see great dysfunction in the states. and i think your point is quite accurate. this ranking looks at states individually. but you have to look at the proximity of states. conflict in one state destabilizes another, as we've seen in the congo wars, as we know see in the central african republic. you have soldiers, you have ethnic and tribal issues pouring in that don't respect borders. >> and you write that one of the most improved states there is bosnia. that's a place the u.s. put a lot of time and political energy. how much of that has to do with that outside intervention and other factors? does it reflect anything about our foreign policy goals when we seem to be pulling back from so many other countries like iraq that, are obviously not doing well? >> it's not just the u.s. that was instrumental in sort of making theball chance as stable as they are. that's not to say there aren't serious issues of ethnic and political grievances that remain. but, you know, the

also wants to offer cause related documentaries, one is about saving a national park in the congress congo, another about the square, egyptian revolution. ukee, erika? >> very nice, booking more like hbo with additional programming, documentaries, all of. that will thanks, jill. right now 5:38. and international experts are reaching out again today to reach the debris of malaysia airlines flight 17. dutch and australian police then could not get there yesterday because of ongoing fighting between ukraine and pro russian insurgents. the crash site is reportedly under heavy shelling. on july 17th, missile shot down that plane, killing all 298 people on board. >>> time is 5:39. before you shake one's hands today. we have news that will probably make you think twice. >> coming up, teenager also learns a tough lesson on facebook. how a dangerous viral video almost killed him. >> and spiderman scuffles with police in times square. we'll tell you about the big changes this fight could mean for tourists, katie? >> and ukee, thankfully the retreat of our storm,, now, evident on the radar. we are st

locals in the small village of congo to show bearing those killed by choose days as strike which claimed twelve lives including a five year old boy. plus recruits from europe and the u.s. join islamist fighters in syria and iraq spreading their control in the region at a furious pace.

aside right now for important missions all around the world in places like the democratic republic of congosouth sudan, mali, money for a new mission that the u.n. is supposed to set up in the central african republic. i can tell you diplomats are meeting around the clock on this issue, but there's a big division between the developing world, which provides most of the troops which wants more money to be paid for the peacekeepers it provides and the developing countries which provide most of the money and say they don't have the money that the other countries are asking for. >>> lots more still to come here on the program. we have the report from southern italy on the stockpile where some fear for their health. >>> an indianian politician who threatened his men with rape and kill opponents apologizes and keeps his job. details on both those stories in just a bit. >>> the top stories here on al jazeera. israeli police have fought with palestinian youths in east jerusalem after a palestinian teenager was reportedly kidnapped and killed. it was a day after the funerals of three young settlers

dot com also that investigation sheds light on a deadly plane crash in the congo four years ago it turns out it was all in the brain of a runaway crocodile but she apparently survived. the crash the stories for you at r.t. dot com. right to see. first rick. and i think that you're. the. thought of my page and set off on a grand tour of latin america this week while in buenos aires things like to stop off the russian president cemented future ties with his arch in time counterparts. they've agreed moscow will expand its foothold in argentina as energy sector. over twenty percent of argentina's hydroelectric power is produced by russian equipment we really hope to take an active part in the modernization program and the construction of new power plants one of our companies is planning to take a role in a hydro power station project worth two billion dollars. before argentina vladimir putin was in have an eye where he met keep his current leader raul castro and his legendary brother fidel the russian president officially confirmed moscow's decision to write off ninety percent of the country

a student from the congo who was ate oneng came over he cookie and started hallucinated and jumped over a balcony. the only thing he had in his system was marijuana from the one cookie. there was a man who ate and edible and ended up shooting his wife. she was on 911 saying that he hallucinating because he ate and edible. so the state is turned to do something about it. how many more deaths do we have to have before things really change in colorado? because right now, there is really no restriction on -- go-ahead. host: what would you like to see? would you like lower content, better packaging, more disclosure? guest: the idea is that it is going to be 10 milligrams for each individual serving. so shrinking down the amount of thc in an individual serving will help tremendously. smart colorado is also pushing that each individual serving could be packaged individually. i think people, especially if they have to open another package, they realize, oh, i am having a second serving of marijuana if they choose to do so. but right now, you can get a pack of gummy bears. you put 10 of them in

speakers in the interim but on august 1 we have confirmation will have the president of the republic of congo who will discuss peace, security and stability of the central african region, and oil investments in his country. now i'd like to present our cup, we would like to present our guest with a traditional national press club mug. doctor carson, if you make multiple visits you get multiple cops. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> our final question. what is your favorite book that is not the bible or one of your own books? [laughter] >> i'm going to tickle you with this. it was the first book that i ever read. it was called chip the dam builder. [laughter] >> it was about a beaver. it was really what started me on my journey of reading. i mean, this beaver was so wise, and he made the birchbark seemed so tasty i wanted to eat one myself. but it really sort of got my imagination stimulated, and i read every animal book in the public library and that would to the downtown branch. i read all those animal books. then i started reading about plants and the mr. reading about rocks because we

and an investigation shedding light on a deadly plane crash in congo four years ago turns out that it was all the blame of a runaway crocodile that apparently survived the crash. right from the sea. first rate. and i think that you're. on our reporter's twitter. and instagram. the in the. russian president vladimir putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week while and when a sari's his latest stop off the russian president cemented future ties with his argentine counterpart cristina kirchner they've agreed that moscow will expand its foothold in argentina's energy sector. but you do in over twenty percent of argentina's hydroelectric power is produced by russian equipment we really hope to take an active part in the modernization program and the construction of new power plants one of our companies is planning to take a role in a hydro power station project worth two billion dollars. before argentina putin was in havana to meet with cuba's current leader raul castro and his older brother fidel russia's president confirmed moscow's decision to write off ninety per cent of

be done to a wait for it crocodile on the loose in the cabin which caused the deadly crash in the congowe'll tell you more about what they think happened there are. also two online. feel for formula one with a grand prix such of course fast approaching from syria moscow have been getting a taste of what's to come to sun shone back. right now in rio football's finest from germany in argentina thrashing out in front of a big audience going there was some cocoa by the beach just now i'm sure we will bring in those pictures going to me bring to a climax brazil's twenty fourteen world cup into the twenty third pushing twenty fourth but it now is a live pictures from brazil and this is her lead let's switch to bear where german fans are holding their breath hoping that their team can recreate the magic we saw them wipe out brazil from the tournament so president putin is also in rio de janeiro to watch the final and to see the button for hosting the event passed on to russia for twenty eight team the closing ceremonies already happened a big part of the way our correspondent paul scott's got.

dot com also there an investigation sheds light on a deadly plane crash in the congo four years ago it turns out it was all the blame of a runaway crocodile which apparently survived the crash we've got the story speak at r.t. talk a. lot about putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week while and when his aires his latest stop off he continued to cement future ties with his arjan tying counterpart a nuclear cooperation agreement has ensured moscow's foothold in argentina's energy sector but the joint work goes far beyond just energy is poor scott explained. well on route to the world cup final hay in rio the russian president vladimir putin has made argentina where he had a meeting with the country's president cristina fernandez to there was an agreement that will soon stop broadcasting on argentinian t.v. in spanish. when we. see the agreement will expand the cooperation between russian and argentinian t.v. channels we're grateful for the opportunity for russia's r.t. spanish channel to broadcast in argentina everybody here will be able to freely access the network for t

also there an investigation sheds light on a deadly plane crash in the congo four years ago it turns out it was all the blame of a runaway crocodile which apparently survived the crash we've got the stories for you at r.t. dot com. now that to me putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week and it began in havana where the russian president officially confirmed moscow's decision to write off ninety percent of cuba's debt to the soviet union and return securing rights for russian companies to drill for oil off the cuban coast he then made a surprise visit to nicaragua before heading on to argentina and there he cemented future ties with these arjan time counterparts signing off a key nuclear energy agreement but the joint work goes far beyond just energy is paul scott explain. well on route to the world cup final hey in rio the russian president vladimir putin has stopped off in argentina where he had a meeting with the country's president cristina fernandez to catch no there was an agreement that will soon stop broadcasting on argentinian t.v. in spanish. but with no us.

years it could be down to a crocodile on the loose in the cabin which caused the deadly crash in the congo we'll tell you more about it on our team dot com also won by. getting a feel for formula one with the grand prix in sochi fast approaching moscow fans have been getting a taste of what was to come. also in the week's news relations between germany and the us took a hit this week when berlin kicked out the cia steve station chief assigned there and it's after two high ranking german officials were unmasked as alleged american spies sparking some angry words the german interior minister dismissed the information obtained by the alleged spies as lawful but said the political fallout is disproportionately serious a left party member was outraged saying there is no longer blind trust in the u.s. and the justice minister is demanding that u.s. spying in germany be stopped once and for all parties peter all reports. sent packing a with a flea in his ear and. i just want to say that if you see it was human common sense in my opinion spying on allies and friends is a waste of energy. germany h

angolan liberation movement which at the time was fighting both there which is the belgian backed congo and south africa which was the at the time still an apartheid state and both were being supported by the united states and in fact nelson mandela himself has pointed to a and to cast the castros as inspirations and even cited them in helping to assist and apartheid in south africa in fact there's a quote from nelson mandela we can share where he actually says the cuban people hold a special place in the hearts of the people of africa the cuban internationalist have made a contribution to african independence freedom justice unparalleled for its principled and selfless character so i think anyone who thinks that. cuba is this shut off a nation that doesn't want to connect with the outside world or never did that pretty much sums it up right there i want to outline also how politics and also business is run in the country so again you think of like guns in the face that people no private enterprise at all and no participation in elections in terms of business at the beginning after the

that's a sovereign country like ukraine all the ukrainian security service itself says the shelling of congo could have been a pilot's mistake but the u.s. state department is staunchly defending kiev no matter what mistakes the government if ukraine is defending the country if ukraine and i think they have every right to do that as does the international community and these people have the right to live . well i think the people of ukraine have the right to live in peace and security without russian backed separatists attacking their homes and going into buildings and i think that's where the root cause of this is and we shouldn't we shouldn't forget that fact last week another state department spokesperson doubted the sources of a u.n. report that talks about a sharp increase in the number of people fleeing ukraine into russia a spokesperson suggested maybe they're going to russia to visit. grandmothers even though there are so many reports about the horrors that people are you said about why they really flee from you see ukraine i ask about this today jen psaki treaded more cautiously on

to be correct he's been know asked to leave ukraine and told to leave ukraine congo but for three years so first time he's been in trouble with the ukrainians is a. you know it's not i mean this happened already in me to be honest a chick given his personal circumstances is probably safer from if he doesn't come cheap but still it's on except me and i would say to the other journalists working there but you the western journalists have been very quiet on this in recent days. you know there's no a saying nobody shows that stop if graeme is deported who's next that they need to ask themselves plus the ukrainian obscure news i mentioned claims he's been deported for being a traitor to the territorial integrity. and security of ukraine i mean. i mean what's he going to do take over donetsk and handed over to scotland i mean it's it's absolutely spurious it makes not that broad i'm sure he will very much appreciate you as been a very good friend and helping us thanks for taking the time to be with us and updating us as well appreciated from a don't know problem that i'm sort of psycho good b

to the kaiser report nice to be here all right swarm this is yet another breaking story here in the congo is another step toward a crypto future i guess is a good way to describe it but tell us about swarm swarm is the world's first crypto equity platform so we have we think that crypto equity is to normal have crypto currency is the currency it's sort of the next logical step and has a lot of flexibility that you don't find in existing legal systems and we think it's going to evolve into being the preferred option for funding all sorts of different projects over the course of the next decade ok so recently there was a controversy with oculus rift oculus rift was a project on kickstarter and people put up lots of money they developed this product and then i guess it was bought up by facebook for a big number billions of dollars and the people who put up those the money to begin with for we were really got none of the equity so in the case of swarm if something were launched on your platform in this way first of all everyone ends up being a stakeholder in the end the company so in this way