welcome back to spotlight i'm algor not just a reminder that my guest on the show today is constantin charles head of russia's federal agency for the c.i.s. . we have already mentioned that president putin has missed the g eight summit in the united states officially because he's too busy setting up his new government and yes yes yes he is busy and he sent his son as prime minister. to sit in for him in camp david is it a deliberate guest. towards the united states which is hosting the summit no no you wouldn't know. i don't believe that you know but you understand that if it has been considered in the west as a gesture they've discussed how important it is to to find a proper country for the first official visit and in case this is my personal interpretation in case mr putin accepted this invitation to go to camp david either this country or would have become the first country to be visited by the new president newly elected president of russia or his head due to be in a hurry to visit some other country like bill or russia beforehand both are turning to our bed because these days ar

a moment though after the break so hold tight there for a few minutes and we'll have more with constantine economist and coeditor. of what if ireland default still had to say go to my oh happens to be another day today a berkshire hathaway's annual shareholders meeting this year we'll give you our three cents on the new activities warren buffett has added to the agenda but first your closing market numbers. culture is that so much about the taxpayers and i mean when you say she's maybe even a lot of people at ariel many people are turning to facebook's timeline to share all kinds of experiences and moments others are concerned about the security and safety of this new. world the. science technology innovation all the latest developments around russia we've got those huge earth covered. legs. before the break we were talking about why the three year cheap money program the l.t.r. o. hasn't meant that credit has reached the real economy in europe i want to point out something else that mario draghi head of the e.c.b. said last week he said we're confident that central bank liquidity house co

a moment though after the break so hold tight there for a few minutes and we'll have more with constantine economist and coeditor. of what if ireland default still had to say go to my oh happens to be another day today a berkshire hathaway's annual shareholders meeting this year we'll give you our three cents on the new activity warren buffett has added to the agenda but first your closing market numbers. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of deeply and maybe who can you trust no one who is you with a global mission a regime where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. here would you like to. look into the alone a fellow you know get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the main

a moment though after the break so hold tight there for a few minutes and we'll have more with constantine economist and coeditor. of what if ireland default still had to cinco de milo happens to be another day today of berkshire hathaway's annual shareholders meeting this year we'll give you our three cents on the new activity warren buffett has added to the agenda but first your closing market numbers. wealthy british soil some time to go to the next one. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports . before the break we were talking about why the three year cheap money program l t r o hasn't meant that credit has reached the real economy in europe i want to point out something else that mario draghi head of the e.c.b. said last week he said we're confident that central bank liquidity house come very close to the real economy of course this doesn't mean that this will by itself boost lending to firms and households first the central bank cannot interfere wi

five medals at the world championships in italy including gold in the men's individual event and constantine but top of caught up with russia's dream team as they return to moscow. mission accomplished they returned with a total of five world championships mantles with the world number one alex on the list soon coming back as the new world champion the icing on the cake for the man who are fast becoming the dream team of the band clone. the was the fact that i'm really happy i finally had she thought i've always dreamed of going to the world titles with now i can say i'm part of a world class team that are either a forward champions in our squad we have a very strong squad i heard our men's team is being compared with the barcelona football team so it's hard to compete with us and inside the team competition is high there were four athletes at the world championships competing for two places on the olympic team in the men's individual event no one was going to the birth in addition to listen the other sport went to two time olympic champion. who claimed silver at the world championships. in

ofay with skydiving bungee jumping but no we cannot rope jumping to that list of extreme sports constantine to top off as more on the adrenaline filled activity taking russia by storm. it's not the most common site in moscow to witness hundreds of young people flocking to see them and to what you feel other than a hollywood blockbuster but that's what happens when an extreme sports film about guys who turn their hobby into a profession was screened last week taking the pulse the force him to tell me rope jumping is not only about the jumps themselves the more challenging the jump and ok sure the more rewards you earned that's my motivation the film was a very ambitious project it took us two years to shooters and there was a lot of effort from everyone who took part. in. all that's needed just a rope and a blue trying not to jump from sound simple and pretty straightforward but the more simple means the more dangerous no wonder the sport is so popular in the country that founded the russian roulette that's done i don't know it was the last of us that the most modern road jumping was invente

i understand that it was 20 years ago that terry constantine planted an idea that in fact has grown to what we are experience hearing today. 20 years ago of course we were coming to the end of the reagan -bush era and our nation somehow in the time that has passed between there and 2009 had fallen asleep. and unfortunately an enemy crept in among us, and it planted seeds of discord among the american people. in the last two and a half years we as americans must have learned something, and i have a feeling that the two things that we have learned is, one, if you take for granted liberty and freedom, they can and they will leave you. and, two, is that we as americans must understand that we have enemies all across this world. and they hate us because we're free. they hate us because we have the right to pursue liberty and freedom. there are those who actually covet what we have here in this country. they covet our success, they covet our lifestyles, they covet our wealth. somehow when they see us, and they look around at places like this, the broadmoore, which is a fine, fine place, some

and he looked hard at the work of contemporary artists like constantin brancusi, whose radical reduction of the human form would help to define the path of moore's sculpture. he found a kindred spirit in an older contemporary, the american expatriate sculptor jacob epstein, a passionate advocate of truth-to-material and the bold forms of tribal art. moore had his first one-man show in 1928. it won him favorable reviews and an important friend, the influential critic herbert read, who admired moore's direct carving and the organic evolution of his forms. later in 1928, another coup: the architect of the new london transport headquarters selected seven sculptors to decorate the building. one of them was jacob epstein, moore's mentor. epstein recommended moore, who completed west wind in january of 1929. later that year, moore created his first masterpiece, bringing together his disparate sources in a single powerful work. it signaled a preoccupation that would consume him throughout his working life: the reclining female figure. i think what we see most clearly in that figure from leeds is

coven maintaining her one hundred percent fight record that victory again on the moscow canvas us constantine to top off reports. this event is not new to most core audience has in fact it's the fourth time the w five fighter tournament which is based on k one rules has hit the russian capital despite twelve votes on the court there was one question the studio it that being the one battle to involve women russian thai boxing champion unless they see in color versus ukraine in kick boxing champion victoria court of course. it was just the second professional bode for twenty one year old muscovite go away in her debut fight the explosive to beat compare to it unless they seriously lowered by a unanimous decision. however current course could turn out to be a much more hard nut to crack. caller who is often compared with american fide legend gina khurana launching a series of friends i had a tax rate from the off but her ukrainian opponents to the onslaught and didn't forget about fighting back either leading to her knocking down in calling the opener however it seemed to just anger the russian

constantine's the top off as the test. is in utah i believe dealer has no meaning church of the russian mission or as hockey team for almost a year and the world championship will be the biggest test for the coach so for despite the fact that russia's main aim is building a team for their home olympics and twenty fourteen winning the world title would act as a huge confidence boost ahead of those searching games if the team plays like i want them to play hell be satisfied we should see the tech six we're supposed to be applying however the result is very important as well if we have a soul a team ready to battle we will achieve a good result the red machine has already received reinforcements from the n.h.l. the call. of seems to be the first choice between the pipes well the n.h.l.'s best forward you game that is worth being wins will surely add more goals to the team staley and the detroit red wings center by build up soup will join the side in. but neither can moderate soup has yet to leave to the world championship tro

talking now where one of the cage shells leading goaltenders switch clubs constantine bodoland has left atlanta and joined out bars on a three year deal his outstanding display in the two thousand and eleven darren tuck helped his former club finish with runners up medals for the first time in history the twenty seven year old russian international also won the playoffs most valuable player award last season in the season just gone his ninety three percent safety record let it lie and the western conference semifinals where they went down discussing. at possible ruling will replace pat three behind and he left the club lost weight in the meantime russia's young talent you have gainey has not self has turned down the chance to move to the n.h.l. tractor for at least two more seasons. now spring to join chambers and cyclist david miller could yet represent team g.b. at london two thousand and twelve the court of arbitration for sport overturning lifetime olympic bans for them and other athletes found guilty of doping offenses the british olympic association there disagree with the ruling

mondays reaching the peak of mt albert in just three hours and forty one minutes are in mountain air constantine to top off was that. montiel bruce is playing host of the sky running world series for the first time europe's highest mountain has always been one of the most sought after climbs for dead air belts around the world and the inaugural sky race where their fleets ran not walked to speak to turn out to be a great spectacle. starting from thirty five hundred meters above sea level human simply couldn't absorb oxygen properly that means breathing is hard work in itself but this guy runners and letting that get in their way they're just a nation the summit of mt all bruce the more experienced runners started from two thousand three hundred meters with this summit touching the sky at five thousand six karna and forty two they quibble and off fifty football fields italy's market i guess barry won that for us to race of the season at the vertical kilometer event and was eager to repeat his success but it was his fellow reigning skier run a world series champion luis i'll bet their demand outsi

before the year is out with the final w five hundred two due to take place two days before christmas constantine but out of bar chief. and that's where we leave the sport i'll be back in just under four hours time with more but now it's the weather here in twenty four hour party. scene and makes it. to cable. internet to see atrocity. they tell succumbing. to. hear the reindeer isn't everything for the herders. and when it suffers. people do their best to help. but the distances are. and the roads are. predictable. will the remedy be untidy. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the source material is what helps keep journalism on a real world. we want to present. something else.

two ice hockey now or one of the kitchen elves leaving goaltenders has switched clubs constantine joiningus from atlanta on a three year deal but olin's standing this plays in the twenty eleven season helped his former club finish line up for the first time in their history the twenty seven year old russian international also were in the playoffs was valuable player award last year meanwhile rising russian talent. turned on the chance to move to the washington capitals deciding instead to stay a truck for for at least two more seasons it's. the man regarded as the greatest snooker player of all time has decided to take early retirement stephen hendry walking away from the green felt with seven world titles to his name the scots were simply phenomenal rising to the world number one ranking aged just twenty one he would also hold the top spot for eight consecutive years during the ninety's forty three year old henry nice in his decision to quit following heavy defeat at the world championships and choose the the edinburgh native. holds the record for the most one hundred forty seven breaks

els a leading goaltenders has switched clubs constantine brylin has left atlanta and joined at bars on a three year deal his outstanding display in the two thousand and eleven guarin cup helped his former club finish with a medal the first time in history the twenty seven year old also how the twenty seven year old russian international also the playoffs most valuable player award last year in the season just gone his ninety three percent safety record led land to the western conference semifinals where they went down to scar st petersburg in the meantime of russia's young talent you have gagne because nets off has turned down the chance to move to the n.h.l. and set tractor for at least two more seasons. now sprinter doing chambers and cyclist david miller could yet represent team g.b. at london two thousand and twelve the court of arbitration for sport overturning lifetime limpid bans for them and other athletes found guilty of doping offenses the british olympic association disagree with the ruling which hands out a minimum two year ban for any first time drug cheat. i have had no p

of sky running where russia has hosted the stage in the world series for the very first time as constantine but top of reports. it's not the first time skywriting disciplines have taken to the slopes of europe's highest mountain elbrus five thousand six hundred forty two meters above sea level however it's the first time the mountain has become a stage of the world cirrus estop sky runner a ski others here to take part in one of the most spectacular events of the sport one of these is the vertical where the competitors climb one thousand meters these time the distance was around two and a half kilometers while for the weather and snow on the course made the event even more challenging the race turned out to be a battle between the two brightest stars of sky ronnie market i guess barry and. thirty five year old i guess barry managed to claw victory climbing first to the finish line with a new record in the race. around here. his nationally when you don't listen all. such a hard race. you know he's no he says leap. but anyway you know i enjoyed the course he was only foggy until. you can see

but emitted into russia and now the story from for from the papers a recent story russian pilot constantin your shrink was charged with drug smuggling into the us and sentenced to twenty years in prison fined americans with you know this story of course today the russian media quoted an unnamed source in your ministry saying that he had a sugar has passed the note through diplomats he passed it to moscow and in this note he says he fears for his life in american prison that his life is in danger and asked to be extra. ited to russia under the convention on the transfer of sins what how can you comment on that or first of all of course i can prove i can i can tell that's where we're really sounded by a. mr yushchenko transfer into russia. i can't be sure exactly what are the conditions stay nowadays in american jail but to what i'm really sure in is that there are conditions in american jails or another account. and what about the your franco's case and the boots case nowadays it's for us it's some kind of technical work just to use all the international conventions mechanism to bring the c

we're going to get into it though we're going to talk euro zone crisis with an economist in europe constantine gurdjieff so everybody looking to get filled in on the real story is not going to want to miss it looking forward to it laurin thanks a lot well that does it for now for more on the stories we cover to go to youtube dot com slash our to america or check out our website our to dot com slash usa and you can also follow me on twitter at abby martin. it was. with the be. more news today violence has once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are rooted a. place. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. download the official ante up location to your i phone on called touch from the still. one life on the go. video on on demand.

and he looked hard at the work of contemporary artists like constantin brancusi, whose radical reduction of the human form would help to define the path of moore's sculpture. he found a kindred spirit in an older contemporary, the american expatriate sculptor jacob epstein, a passionate advocate of truth-to-material and the bold forms of tribal art. moore had his first one-man show in 1928. it won him favorable reviews and an important friend, the influential critic herbert read, who admired moore's direct carving and the organic evolution of his forms. later in 1928, another coup: the architect of the new london transport headquarters selected seven sculptors to decorate the building. one of them was jacob epstein, moore's mentor. epstein recommended moore, who completed west wind in january of 1929. later that year, moore created his first masterpiece, bringing together his disparate sources in a single powerful work. it signaled a preoccupation that would consume him throughout his working life: the reclining female figure. i think what we see most clearly in that figure from leeds is

co-host of that event, joe monteno of the hit series can criminal minds" "and lieutenant general constantineeart. great to see you this morning. justin, i want to start with you. tell us what happened to you when you were serving in iraq in 2006 and the injuries you suffered. >> sure. i'm a major in the marine corps, i've been selected, i haven't won yet. >> i'm trying to predict the future for you. i'm sorry. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> general's after that. i'm working on that. >> i was in iraq in 2006. i was a civil affairs team leader and i had team of eight amazing marines and we were infantry battalion from camp lejeune and our mission was to work with local leadership to redevelop their cities. the basic infrastructure that was completely destroyed. clean running water, electricity, stuff we take for granted here. in 2006 it was a kinetic time with the marine corps. we were challenged on a daily basis. >> joe, i want to talk to you about a tradition that's become a tradition for a lot of americans having this concert for memorial day weekend there on the mall. we talk about so

he joins us live from washington, and veteran advocate and warrior justin constantine.reat to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> thank you. >> well, joe, what is it like to sit next to a man like justin and just know about his story, become friends with him, and -- yeah, i bet we have funny stories, too, but -- >> oh, yeah. >> but just warriors like him, and what keeps you coming back to this event? >> well, that is what keeps me back. i have been doing the concert, and this is the 11th year of the concert and seventh year co-hosting with gary sinise, but to put it, they have been lucky in my life doing what i have had a passion for since high school being an actor. as an actor, i have had the many opportunities to portray heroic people. it is not everyday i get to sit next to and be a friend with a real hero, and so that's the difference. it is one thing to play pretend which is what i do for a living and another thing to do what justin has done and does for a living. so, i mean, i along with the rest of the country are forever and eternally grateful to the sacri

joining us for an in-depth look, susan constantine a jury consultant.s for being with us. >> thank you. jenna: the big part of this case centers around obviously john edwards. he is thought to be one of the least likeable people when it comes to politicians in this country especially according to one poll that put his likeability at about 3%. based on what we know from this jury or about this jury, how do you think they're going to do, separating likeability or lack thereof of john edwards and the aled crimes that some say he committed? >> you know, they're going to hear the jury instructions and they are going to go by the law. everything will be laid out in front of them but i got to tell you when they get behind those closed doors, the conversation is going to open up. quite frankly it's very difficult to put those emotions aside, even when you mentioned, 3% poll is likeability. jenna: right. >> that is going to also infiltrate right inside that deliberation room and he will be very difficult to like him. and i believe that really will have some impa

that could depend on a great director named constantine.. i'm speaking. >> i remember once in rehearsal for an actor who was trying much too hard on the stage. relax. he got the job. well now it appears that you're going to get the republican nomination. i would propose to you that you relax. not so easily done but it is something you have to work on, i think. only then can you begin to get in touch with yourself and only when you get in touch with yourself will your audience begin to be in touch with you. that seems to be the problem. [ applause ] >> stephanie: four minutes long. >> i'll post it up on your facebook page. >> it is very funny. >> true. >> overton who has been an acting class or two himself. >> someone in the chat room said who's doing james lipton? >> james lipton. >> it is actually james lipton. >> i love america and seen. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: he has that kind of sociopathic thing that george w. bush had where it didn't match -- no giggling about -- executions. >> they will be put to death. >> pat robertson has that,

. -- usfa instead constantine occasion. we gather input from our fire service stakeholders, and the other nongovernmental organizations across the country, and in the fire service. has to need, we communicate those with the technology agencies and laboratories and partners. and try to see that our needs are being met by the research community. >> have you experienced any sort of problems with actually getting the level of cooperation between the different agencies? sometimes we hear that it's hard to get information from one agency, working with another agency. >> i've only recently come in to the federal government. and so the level of bureaucracy -- >> you can say, go ahead and. >> that you maybe need to go through to go from one step to the next is a little different than local government. but no, the people engaged are very cooperative. i think though that sometimes the process and our level of resource that supports us being engage in the research process probably limits our ability to move forward faster. but we work