could see right through you. >> cooper: and you're still the same way. >> neeson: i hope so. >> cooperna boys dreamed of becoming an actor, but liam neeson was drawn to the stage in grammar school. >> neeson: this is the stage where i first performed. i think i was 11 or 12 years of age. and i joined it because there was a gorgeous... there's always a gorgeous girl. ( laughs ) >> cooper: that's what was at the root of it? >> neeson: yeah, yeah. who had skin of alabaster, kid you not. >> cooper: really? >> neeson: lips, cherry red. she was 11 years of age. >> cooper: do you remember that feeling of being on the stage for the first time? >> neeson: i sure do. i'll never forget it. and i know where i was standing. right over there. and it was, like, "oh, my god, this is great." >> cooper: neeson saw acting as an escape. he went to belfast where he auditioned for the director of the lyric theatre. at the time, belfast was a dangerous place because of clashes between protestants and catholics over british rule. >> neeson: i called up. and they were actually looking for someone over six feet

. >> cooper: giving away apartments to homeless people like robert mcmurtry... >> this is great. >> cooper: ...who has been living on the streets for years, does not sound like a wise idea, but it is happening in cities across america. >> and i can go buy some food and keep it. >> so far, 80,000 homeless people have been given homes this way, and there is evidence it actually saves money. we are paying more as taxpayers to walk past that person on the street and do nothing than you would be paying to just give them an apartment. >> kroft: when we interviewed philip seymour hoffman in 2006, he was about to win the academy award. >> if you can go to the theatre, and you are in a room with a bunch of other people and what is happening in front of you is not happening, that you actually believe it is-- if i can do that, i have done my job. hello, my name is truman capote. >> kroft: he was-- in talent, in temperament-- a true artist, and one of our greatest actors. tonight, you will hear him talk about his life, his work, and his demons. in fact, you went into rehab at a fairly early age. >> ye

plus, we're behind the scenes with oscar nominees bradley cooper and director david o'russell. how did cooper transform from sexiest man alive -- >> anything can happen. >> -- into this. >> i've got people working for me. >> it's the late nest our series "oscar confidential." and app happy. how much would you pay for a company that's not even $5? how about $19 million. we'll tell you what's up with what'sapp. illion. we'll tell you wha >> good evening. and thank for joining us. it started as a peaceful protest in one of europe's busiest capitals. today, it exploded into massive violence and bloodshed. now on the brink of a civil war, at least 70 dead so far and the death toll rising. at issue, should ukraine have closer ties to the u.s. and europe or putin's russia? our team is on the ground and under fire in this fast developing and breaking news story. >> for weeks, that european capital has been the scene of a violent uprising. today, the bloodiest day yet in more than 70 dead and counting. >> we are not terrorist. we are free people who want to live in a good country withou

they are saying look, this is a great show of cooperation.ther this is going to continue if some of these u.s. attorneys push hard for extradition, that could become a politically sensitive area. >> does mexico have some more credibility to be gained when it comes to trying and holding chopo guzman? let's not forget the last time they imprisoned him, they let him go. >> yeah, this is the delima for this go. one, they want to show we're a new effective government, but they are also dealing with an extremely corrupt and massive sprawling bureaucracy in these prisons. so what they are going to do to try to keep this man behind bars is still not clear, but they could still consider an extradition process, but would be bad press for this government. they want to say we caught this man, and we're going to keep him and charge him at least here, and maybe down the road we'll extradite him but for now he is our guy. >> adam good to talk to you. >> thank you. >>> we're going to take a short break, and when we come back, we'll take a look at what this m

from the chinese might live in taiwan signed agreements on with that and the white on the korean cooperation twenty one members of apec he's been on the society its agenda and put forward george projects. all were warm welcome to the subtitle sixty three the new design was marred by getting the ball was stored for you shortly but first at least five people have been killed and thirty two injured after a fire broke out aboard a bus in the city of quite young in southwestern china's quake show province about fifty people were on board when the vehicle burst into flames around one pm local time firefighters rushed to the satan put out the blaze up to two hours. all the injured have been taken to hospital and that investigation is underway to determine what cole was the file. not to ukraine and reports eye on them and have sees the regional government building and the parliament building in the heavenly russian populated area of crimea. ukraine's acting president all incentive to cheat off has appealed for calm off to the report and seizure. the russian flag has been rezoned both buildings ukrai

but neil gillis issued two landmark agreement economic cooperation between the two sides. bill was signed on to like ten in two thousand and eight. and the name of the agreement is called the agreement between new zealand and the separate customs territory of the taiwan police who came in and matsui on economic cooperation while and stacked the show. what is the significance of signing up this economic cooperation thank you very much is that denying that the u s trade data to now full to the base is coated and stick to it at its worst it's been a mainstay is certainly a significant development. for new zealand and taiwan. in forever nice to sit together tom. a mistake as both economic and political significance. okay i think ultimately economically it's probably more significant for new zealand than in taiwan not because taiwan is such a big mac at telecom new zealand compared to the small black and a single review of the open market and bought it it's it's called economic significance of both of us and optimistically that i won of course it's very significant because it's

triumph for the mexican president, that took office in 2012 and behind the capture is a security cooperation agreement wean the u.s. and mexico called the miriad initiative and $2 million aid program that started in 2008 and reenforcing the mexican hardware and focussed on training the police and the prosecutors and preventing the violence in the first place and still a hundred thousand mexicans are killed and kaukt in the on going war between the law enforcement and the drug gangs. top members were aest ared or killed. u.s. attorney general is saying that the alleged criminal activities cricketed to the death and destruction of millions of lives across the globe through drug addiction and violen violence. the united states wants to extradite him for the crimes in the united states. he faces a number of drugs and money landering charges in new york, chicago, miami and texas. they have not commented about the idea of extradition and the head of the cartel is behind bars tonight. the organization is not out of business. . it is not the only cartel operating in mexico to supply the americans th

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the causing of butts in and out my priority areas of cooperation that covers the solution of our whole crew problems including children and the disabled as well as the rehabilitation of persons who have completed a criminal sentence the other side. elaborating on the practical implementation of the newly created national prevented a mechanism for the prevention of torture in kazakhstan for its realization the eu is ready to provide appropriate mythological assist in specific areas of cooperation will be provided in the new agreement between the eu and context in which is currently being developed. it's inefficient and issues concerning human rights and humanitarian aspect to give their input in place here the opinions he looks forward for closer cooperation in these matters with us in the snow prevented a mechanism for the prevention of torture is one of the examples he is. it was the condo and a pleasure listening to me to be able to discuss a number of issues of command of town which is hope as nextel cup so the sounds on that as human rights as implementation in indy that three hund

he also took into account his guilty plea his remorse and cooperation is lack of previous convictions and his work history. he imposed a three year sentence suspended its funny. he is a decision as to the top asked for privacy and time still to not support him i also wish to thank my family for going leaving support sympathy compassion and nobody told me it is very difficult time for all concerned. this design not entered into a bombed in court to be of good behavior from its just his tiny toes and he was free to go for the dollar or two in use the central criminal court hundreds of cami says the station for their donations post transplant due to flooding on railway lines services between sligo and dublin to make it an edge at the worst affected hydrangeas also caused damage to homes and don't over the weekend. the tent camps of additional fund relief measures in place. for john crowd and his neighbors and it stays beside the river shannon and i don't. it's been another peep this weekend. these homes are removing just a fact of the deluge that case the back garden here since saturday

we need cooperation, including the cooperation between services. but the condition for that is trust and if you see the polls, the anti-americanism is growing. this is not in the interests of america and of germany. so we need a sign to rebuild trust. this is politically very important. >> the chairman of the congressional intelligence committee told you yesterday that if economic business espionage has been committed, anybody in the nsa involved would go to jail. does that satisfy you? does that rebuild the trust you're talking about? >> no. this is the understanding this is american law and i believe it. but we don't know which information of snowden are correct or not. so the exchange of information is what happened is the first step to rebuild trust. and there, we need new talks. >> you also expressed dispoiment that the u.s. has not gone further to agreeing on a no spy agreement with germany. the foreign minister of germany, said today that we need a transatlantic forum to talk about international norms to regulate surveillance and big date av

>> they are talking about the possibility of cooperation. that is definitely something that comes up. and it seems like their first order of business is to try to preserve the ability to cooperate on several of these things. housing reform is one thing that keeps coming up. >> emigration is a big thing -- immigration is a big thing. the major thing they would like to move forward on. and they're also thinking very much about the 2014 elections. and how this agenda might be useful to fellow democrats. and in the campaign. gwen: i want to talk about immigration. because that was the big topic on the plate at this republican retreat. at least it seemed like it was. they put out principles. and principles are lying there waiting to be acted on. but why is immigration suddenly a republican issue? >> well, because john boehner knows the people around him, strategic advisors have always known what a dangerous issue it is for the republican party going forward. demographically as a result. and we saw 20 years ago, in california, governor pete wilson

the prime minister's in the fact that i lack of cooperation between two countries will be intense in the coming time. there will be more intent that the case. i cannot shake and economic investment and cultural relations as well as cooperation in all types of formats for his part in his prime ministers need to make every effort to further strengthen cooperation the team its use as. in other news conference on to the shop shop that state owned enterprises my tiny fourteen twenty fifteen was held on tuesday morning team handily years that many states provinces and state owned corporation attended the meeting said that thai prime minister when consumed that's twenty eleven airport parking and fifty six. after we have the appetite to restructure plan though still aims to protect the five hundred and thirty one s to eat much at twenty five enterprise is the co sixteen and sells ten times twenty three and only four hundred and eighty firms to which our one hundred percent speed on what they did throughout the country according to the government officials in odis he accomplished this goal.

particular expansion of cooperation interaction and trade and investments fears were also discussed as it was noted by the head of netherlands ministry of foreign affairs amsterdam is very interested in intensive it is made in the realization of companies plans to enter the list of the top thirty most developed countries. this will include the exchange of know how in the spheres of agriculture in alternative energy. chairman of dark the state also met with the minister for affairs of the kingdom of the netherlands. as it is not a bike us in the show must go cry of metal and is one of cars extends key eu partners economic scientific and

as well as fruitful cooperation within the framework of relations with the european union. pension benefits and costs the more increased by fourteen percent. this was stated by the minister of labour and social protection of the population about two million people have already received a nine percent rate since january this year in april basic pension payments will be increased to ten thousand four hundred and fifty g disability benefits will be increased to twenty one thousand seeing the benefits according to age ten thousand seeking in survivor's pension to one thousand seven hundred c in addition his plan to spend more money on social support and needy families. sen king caspian make an alliance pink file lawsuits in court the claim compensation for the persons responsible for spreading misleading information about the bankruptcy the official representative of the prosecutor's job offers and outlets are human vehicles reports. he also taught about the detention of a person to person on false information about the bankruptcy of the three banks not alone forest and agencie

regional tensions both sides said they hoped the meeting would help boost by natural links and cooperation. for three continuous development of the new type of relationship became the new tories of china and the last of the meantime we'll also go for three continuous development of the exchanges and cooperation between the armies of torture can fix me home. will is this. we both have a week. so i think the book for teachers and discussions. oh and trust reunions of families separated by the korean war had met for a second day happy dprk is not kong on results from a seattle police south koreans and some one hundred and seventy of their relatives from the dprk gathered for a luncheon on friday. the family's rules are given the fest consummate privately in their hotel rooms where they discuss the life and exchange gifts this is the first reunion of separated families in three years. another group of some three hundred and sixty south koreans always i see on a survey of roses from the dprk stopping home sunday the japanese government has said that it may be re examined a twenty year old study

for who you are hopeful signs can expand cooperation in various fields paul flynn results differences and disputes have fully implemented a new mobile relations between china and the united states before the final confrontation utah respect and the two are beneficial cooperation. in a meeting with president you are in store for her. though. he did all of us. we know that foreign born the year the car progress and invited them over there. there are differences but it is. and by the way. we were off one year retold president eugene beats meeting with u s president brock a bomb not a loss to sum up what he said that the decision to do to a new form of great power nations provides direction for the moment and development of sino us ties. he said the two sides will cooperate with each of the two implemented consensus between the two leaders on a house or the foes of going on to cut inside with the thirty fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties. kerry arrived in beijing on friday morning. china is the second night of his six day asian tour. on john kerry's visit to china.

. >> he refused to cooperate with the government. sometimes because the case is the end or the amount of time you are facing is minimal but here the evidence was overwhelming. the amount of time he is facing is 20 years. liz: information came out during the trial that he had lied and falsified transcribes when he was at harvard to get a job. >> to get into stanford? liz: also by saying that about harvard simic is it possible he does not have the smoking gun? we assume that he does in the fed's feat he does and i know they would like him to turn. is a possible he doesn't? if he cooperated he still goes to jail for 10 and if he doesn't he rolls the dice >> from my perspective what you basically say he has such integrity he will not cooperate in any way. >> not at all. >> but he lied about his transcripts so the idea that he cannot find it in him to flip i don't get that. liz: will today change anything for steve cohen? >> potentially. a big part of this and i speculating but you talk about someone one scenario it was just impossible fo

it plans to strengthen cooperation in the fields of security economy and politics or content once again border security is of great significance to both china and afghanistan in anti terrorism effort in china's western areas makes cooperation with afghanistan even more important. while meeting with afghan president jaime karzai on friday president she said china is ready to strengthen cooperation with afghanistan in fighting the three evil forces of separatism extremism and terrorism. she said chinese ready to push for the show i cooperation organization to play a bigger role in afghanistan. he also said that china's imports of innocence integration into regional economic cooperation last year afghanistan was accepted as an observer state in the sco with the support of china and russia. on the sidelines of the sco summit china and afghanistan also signed a new accord to boost their strategic partnership. economically afghanistan is an important stopping the new silk road economic belt proposed by president xi. she said china is willing to offer continued assistance for afghanistan's rec

so the remnants of that possible cooperation could in fact. contribute to something in sochi though it's not. clear yet whether or not you know we're not we're not sure for we don't have concrete evidence that the georgians were involved in a support of the caucasus emirate yet but it's possible mr had to have to take a short break now but when we come back the such a games have already been labeled the most dangerous olympics in the history of the modern games but does this claim really hold water that's coming up in a few moments on the walls apart. when i close my eyes i see people. you know sometimes i think that your image on itself is a face covered by most. people and most on both sides of the barricades with you. sometimes it feels as if all of ukraine has no. right to see. first. and i think that your. orders. live. live live. live . welcome back to all the parts where we are discussing the security of the sochi games with gordon hahn a counterterrorism expert at the deer's to change it forecasting corporation mr han for almost today

so the remnants of that possible cooperation could in fact. contribute to something in sochi though it's not. here yet whether or not you know we're not we're not sure for we don't have concrete evidence that the georgians were involved in a supporting caucasus emirate yet but it's possible mr how do we have to take a short break now but when we come back the such a games have already been labeled the most dangerous olympics in the history of the modern games but does this claim really hold water that's coming up in a few moments on a while the part. transit route to vnukovo airport your best way to the heart of moscow. yes i feel when i close my eyes i see people in masks. you know sometimes i think that you're a modern itself is a face covered by a mask. the people in moscow on both sides of the barricades with one. device sometimes it feels as if all of ukraine is no must. keep. secret laboratory. to build. mission to teach me. how much they still take some small. no cholesterol and depression. the answer. to your life. are you. living in.

both areas in which we are cooperating where we're looking forward to deeper cooperation aiming toward certain goal and area of problem in the relationship that have to be dealt with. that is -- obvious to me. there will be -- as you know, and a lot of common as we approach the g8 summit. again, questions particularly coming after the discussions we've had in this country over the past several months whether russia is should be part of the g8 and how we deal with that and the other -- there's a difference between the american political establishment deals with russia the way they talk about russia and the way the administration would. i have no doubt that the administration has a reasonable working relationship with the russian counterpart. they operate in a political environment that put constraint on what they can do in the relationship more broadly speaking. the other point i would make is that when we're talking about the bilateral relationship. i think we too easily fallen the idea we have shared interest. that we have an agreed vision of what the end game in syria is supposed to

france has been a cooperative partner. the trans-atlantic trade and investment partnership as well as climate change. so joining me now, i have christian mallard, analyst for french television and washington post diplomatic correspondent. i want to start with you. the state dinner as diplomatic -- as a diplomatic tool. in this case for hollande, coming at a time when he could use some help from this president. >> sure. i mean, there have only been, what, five of these, right? he's clearly getting treatment not afforded to many foreign leaders. so, that will look good at home. yes, america is not the most popular country to be friends with in france. >> especially due to nsa leaks among other issues. >> right. i mean, the french people are going to expect hollande to take up the nsa questions. france wants something that obama is not likely to give hollande here, which is a we won't spy on you promise. and he's not going to get that. >> because he's not going to get that in return. it's not like france is going to agree to

you can't tell people to trust you, and you can't instruct employees to cooperate their feelings.nd those feelings come from the era when had man started walking on this planet et earth because it was a matter of survival. we lived in a dangerous world. and if we didn't trust and co p cooperate, we would get eat ep or succumb to the elements. >> there's competition, a bad economy out there and you need to work together. >> exactly the same. all the systems in our bodies are designed for our survival and designed to get us to trust and cooperate. there are certain chemicals in our bodies that incentivize us to repeat behaviors in our best interests. when we do something nice, it feels good. when we have friends, it feels nice to be around they will. >> but so many people don't like coming to work and don't feel it's a safe place so how can you as a leader, as a ceo, make it feel like a safe place? >> so leadership is exactly like parenting. if you think about what makes a great parent, a great parent is somebody who puts the well-being of their child first. they want to educate the

what bradley cooper told jennifer lawrence, long before the hustle.nelly. >> i'm not supposed to be talking like this, but i don't' care, i'll break the rules. >> reporter: for bradley cooper, breaking rules means balancing megacomedies like "the hangover" series -- >> we're getting married in five hours. >> yeah. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: with high-wire character work that's won him industry acclaim. >> you don't know anything about my marriage, okay, dad? >> reporter: his performance as "american hustle's" fbi man richie dimaso has earned the now 39-year-old a supporting actor nomination, his second oscar nod in as many years. each in collaboration with writer/director david o. russell. in 2011, it was russell who cast cooper for the lead roll in "silver linings playbook" with just days to go before shooting began. >> i thought, you know, i'm not right for this. >> reporter: despite all the parallels to your own life? >> yeah, and i think it was fear. >> everything good? >> uh-huh. i never really cried on film. i never had to do that.

the committee's goal of finding team international cooperation. i guess i get that it was that of cooperation from the waist and one which actually means to underpin its mushrooming both of you know the al qaeda groups on the go go's fundamentalism that is going on. you can do suspect that when you see in the united states and united kingdom has been inactive mistake because in between all four on the puck squirted direction of the working tools of democracy. there hasn't been the best in a standard of you second many western governments. some guys don't understand. this calculation court to extend like this value is so impractical due to ocean beach. what a thing of what taken as it is important for national security and giggle. looking at two p its unedited because of complex might be a mix of sweet peas in a cause for my continued to search rankings hmm that secularism is and defended it in baby beets to an escalation of tensions between groups and communities. promotions become destruction of the nation and region. could this happen. umm nope.

despite the parents and students american diplomats insist that the cooperation between is around the us is as strong as ever. below we've seen it during the five years in prison along with presents he is actually the unites states is the relationship taking on new new heights of cooperation and security intelligence fields of me very canceled manifestations of an ongoing unites states' commitment is real security our military assistance or intelligence cooperation part of joint military exercises on missile defense programs like i don't think it's lame. there are three we also work together recalls to tackle the toughest problems in the region because our interests are aligned in the case of iran we are identical it is to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon or working together to achieve that goal in the case of other calcium issue with identical interests of helping israel the palestinians achieve the solution of two states for two peoples indirect or direct negotiations fail and the conflict. even so many believe that there was significant and stand between the two allies

particular expansion of cooperation interaction and trade and investments fears were also discussed as it was noted by the head of netherlands ministry of foreign affairs amsterdam is very interested in intensive it is made in the realization of companies plans to enter the list of the top thirty most developed countries. this will include the exchange of know how in the spheres of agriculture in alternative energy. chairman of dark the state also met with the minister for affairs of the kingdom of the netherlands. as it is not a bike us in the show must go cry of metal and is one of cars extends key eu partners economic scientific and technological aspects of bilateral cooperation they take on a new meaning for context and in the light of the past seven the president not survive. it is a new address to the during the meeting custom job or to cry if she has visions of context and not only to enter parliament in relations in particular context and parliamentary deputies will strive to develop for the multilateral contacts with the framework of of the osce parliamentary assembly the h

as it where and that sort of great britain in particular tried to do and to do so it needed the cooperation of other countries including the united states france among others well what ended up breaking down at the end of the thirty's was this special gold standard arrangement sometimes called called the gold exchange standard because the cooperation it depended on simply proved unsustainable when france in particular. decided to act in a way contrary to. england's being able to stay on this to stay on the gold standard so it was a tragedy really england really should have devalued the pound after the war realistically it didn't have the gold and then we might have had another round of a stable sustainable gold standard in any event the jury rigged version set up after the war collapsed so calling that the gold standards of flexibility is rather too simplified it was the. instability of a an ad hoc version of the gold standard it was not the same thing that had done so well before world war one now looking for today we have a fee on money so some and one of the flaws of the system seems to

. >> the driver in this latest incident is cooperating with police. the teenager suffered head trauma and lower body injuries but is expected to be okay. >>> a man found dead tuesday inside a burning home in bay point had diedearlier that day. the coroner's office says the 80-year-old died of natural causes 12 hours before the fire started. firefighters discovered the body after being called to the home for a furnace fire. >>> developing news tonight in ukraine. here's a live look at the violent clashes persisting in the capital city of kiev. today marks one of the deadliest days of the anti- government protests. and the end is not in sight. many now questioning whether either side has the will or ability to compromise. gunfire crackled across ukraine's capital as fresh fighting ended a very short- lived truce. a medic says at least 70 people were killed in clashes today. video footage shows police snipers targeting demonstrators. some protestors fought back with weapons. others used rocks and homemade firebombs. ukranian interior ministry says demons

yes but what exactly happened at the conference wasn't really a paradigm of cooperation dr ben steele the author of the battle of bretton woods argues in his book that that meeting was instead a way for the united states to neuter great britain and cement the importance of the us dollar when the allies met in bretton woods new hampshire in july in one nine hundred forty four the second world war was still underway now i asked dr ben steele why the allies were in such a hurry to establish a new monetary system here's what he said. well there were two reasons in particular first and foremost f.d.r. was anxious to use this conference to send a political message to the enemy axis powers that it was the allies in the united states in particular that had the compelling vision for the post-war era he believed that this could actually serve to bring the war to an earlier conclusion second the united states leaves very passionately that it would be critical to reestablish a semblance of economic and monetary stability very quickly after the war to prevent the world from sinking back into depre

what bradley cooper told jennifer lawrence before their big hit this year.diction, even before that dance. >>> good evening and we begin with new information coming in on the capture of that drug lord, known around the world, described as cruel and ruthless and wanted in mexico and right here in the u.s. tonight, abc news is learning one of the keys to tracking down joaquin guzman was his own family. authorities have been tracking their communications, messages between family members, getting closer to his location. leading to this moment right here. mexican marines taking him to the helicopter that would take him to prison. and where did it all end for him? inside this nondescript mexican hotel. abc's gene your justice correspondent pierre thomas picking up the story for us tonight, taking us inside that hotel room. >> reporter: it all ended here in room 401 of the merrimar hotel. not a shot fired. this video released today by mexican authorities showing that messy room in which guzman was finally caught. he was snatched, breakfast still on the stove. an in

that's the one the clarity that i would do how ever with that said there is a great deal of cooperation going on right now i know mike rogers would prefer the be more cooperation on a higher level but during my recent visit i talked to various people involved and i've been briefed here as well and there is a significant level of cooperation not higher level than we've had before in trying to prevent this sort of radical islamic terrorism from taking the lives of innocent people no matter what country they come from who would like to attend the olympics and whether that course the ambassador said when you come down to it though it is still russia's problem security is rush's area well when. president putin of the russian government decided that they wanted to have the olympics. and that they were willing to. expend the money on the resources necessary they knew that a large chunk of that expands was going to go into security and i don't think that they have hesitated to spend the money that's necessary to secure the olympics the president's not going the vice president isn't going the am

the human animal is designed to be cooperative and work together. wok to our design, everything works perfectly. >> simon, so good to see you. congratulations on the new book. >> thank you so much. >> i suggest everyone read it. your last book was amazing. thanks, simon. >> thanks, j.j. >>> thanks so much for joining us today. if you missed anything just head on over to our website. it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. you'll find all of today's segments plus web exclusive content with more information to help your business grow. you can also follow us on twitter. it's @msnbcyourbis and do not forget to become a fan on facebook. next time, an entrepreneur launches a new yoga trend a little bit prematurely. >> i ended up just my little kind of outreach got me a huge feature in "self magazine." and we were a tiny company, had this big future with no product to sell, which was a huge mistake. big wasted pr opportunity. >> a lesson in making sure your infrastructure is firmly in place so you can maximize every opportunity. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg and,

and then we endeavored towards cooperation.ed to fight against terrorism, but we also wanted to meet a number of principles. and we are making headway in this cooperation. mutual trust has been restored. and that mutual trust must be based on respect for each other's country. but also based on the protection of private life, of personal data. the fact that any individual, in spite of technological progress, can be sure he's not been spied on. these are principles that unite us. >> national public radio. >> thank you very much. mr. president, yesterday your administration again delayed the aca employer mandate for mid size companies. last week, your economic adviser, jason fuhrman, talked about the new choices that people have to find health care outside the workplace. i wonder if you could first explain the delay and then also talk about whether over the long term you see a future where health insurance is less tied to the workplace. >> well -- i'm sorry. >> reporter: if i may for president hollande. you both talked about the p

canada had such a system though as part of the british dominion of nations it was also bound to cooperate with england in the war so did australia scotland had such a system before eight hundred forty five people who advocate the gold standard and i sympathise with the kind of arrangement they want to get back to have to understand that as long as we have central banks where i'm unlikely ever to have a real gold standard that's reliable and that's more true now than it was in one nine hundred fourteen because now people know that the central banks are perfectly capable of not really making on their gold commitments of devaluing. their currencies in terms of gold. if we went back to an international gold standard tomorrow managed by the present world central banks there would be a run on every one of those gold standard currencies the very day we deem ability of those currencies and gold was announced and that would cause an immediate collapse that's a rather dire prediction but i have no doubt that it's true i want to thank you for your time and your insight we have to have you back on ve

according to the essence of international experts by two thousand thirty cooperation within the eurasian economic union will give the combined effect of nine hundred billion us dollars to the extent russia and those local arts graduates were successfully working in the customs union expect to increase export capacity in particular no monthly dental implant is preparing to supply to russia another lot of ready products and parts which will be assembled in the neighboring state. thanks to the customs union. the plan expanded exports and open assembly plants abroad as a result last year low productivity increased by fifty percent. a couple of costly so we deliver goods to russia within the framework of the customs union with the establishment of the eurasian union. we hope for an increase in sales due to the increased number of countries which would join the union to change it stop it but it's just opposite the fixings. local experts also say about the great opportunities the russian eurasian economic team you can give the structure which has no analysts will combine the functions of existi

government close the cooperation against al qaeda and taliban. it was dismissed by the clinton administration because we already viewed russia as an imperial power. they wanted to reestablish their influence in central asia. it looked almost like a treaty. russia was talking about cooperation against al qaeda and taliban, but, in fact, wanted american blessing to become more relevant in central asia. i have no idea what would happen if putin at that time was taken was usually. i would be interested in your view. and in the boston marathon. the russians a duty service approached the fbi, talking about the tsarnaev brothers and questions about the tsarnaev brothers. they talk to security council officials in moscow. it is pretty clear to me what has happened. the russians have provided some information, but this information was incomplete and insufficient. people here, because this information was incomplete and insufficient, did not want to be manipulated by russians duty services against people who came as political refugees from russia. the chec

you describe law-enforcement cooperation? >> there have been many of these instances where we have worked cooperation with law enforcement. >> but a mere is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation -- vladimir putin is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation with? generally, the cooperation that we deal with through the russian authorities is through notification process to get a process taking care of in the russian federation. effects a quick follow-up, any extraditions from russia? >> no, sir, we have not had any extraditions from russia. >> senator warner. >> -- warren. >> all of us have constituents that are affected by these data breaches. i think it is clear that the data protections that we have in place now are not enough. people, 16 .6 million seven percent of the adult , were victims of identity theft. it is a huge number. i would like to get a better sense of how these laws are enforced. to goc has authority after companies that have engaged in eithe

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the two leaders discussed bilateral cooperation on major global and regional issues. our correspondent that mccartney has. i really did focus on strengthening mutual cooperation between the two countries could make mention of incremental development saying it was very noticeable and substantial when talking about specific areas of partnership and spoke of how both countries were working together to ensure the safe removal of chemical weapons from syria adding that both russia and china had made noticeable and significant contributions to global development and security. now this is the first of five meetings between the two presidents scheduled for two thousand and fourteen when it comes to the all the kinks present and she did sell his confidence and say he was very confident that the games would be held at the highest level thanks to the russian organization. of course both presidents bush and the athletes have both countries. the best of luck at the games following the meeting both presidents went to a torch ceremony that was held in the village as well as a recept