the church's demands for financial transparency from the council of europe. the unofficial start of summer but amaral the plant's root for many the storm bears down on two states with a foot of rain and a storm surge. not just in the parade to honor veterans, what makes this parade on the peninsula historic. >>> for the celebrations tonight hope lay low clouds will hold off. coastal clads clout it will warm up mid-week, but want to see the celebration for the golden gate 75. >>> a memorial day we can tradition in our nation's capital called rolling thunder. thousands of motorcyclists right from the pentagon across the memorial bridge and the reflecting pool at the national mall in the event in its 20th year honoring those who died captured while serving in military. memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer, it is meant to be at a time to remember fallen heroes in san mateo they take a step further. anne mackovic with more. >>> not the kind of operation they train for but for these 42 soldiers operation eagle visit a success. the soldiers from the u.s.

upper teeth you know you're right actually it's actually the same as to their members of the council of europethey're members of the nato and so on and so forth so this is this is politics it's not evil but we should admit that russia also isn't immune to to to neo nazis tendencies we can see that for example in the behavior football fans who were well you should have made that is the true one. unfortunately you know. more time passes after the world war two of the great patriotic war who are we. to forget the term of the forget world sufferance a lot of people forget the price that we paid for liberation of the world to only see well some miffs and some comics cartoons how it looks like and you know the hugo boss german military uniform you're. looks by the way his uniform has been inserted or assessed especially in looks very fit you know and we don't think what was behind it. well i want to once again to talk about breivik we started talking about him in the beginning of the show well actually it was reported that asked to brevik so rest that he was part of a large nearly we're not seen net

misconception that russia attacked georgia put serious strain on international ties into an independent council of europe report up held that georgia launched the attack for months madrid of foreign policy was overshadowed by the war but it wasn't long before a warming in u.s. relations something many argue is his foreign policy legacy the words of the russian president the reset. press the u.s. and russian relations devoutly and for over the next few years by twenty ten medvedev and obama signed a new start and cut both country's nuclear arsenals by a third. as a result of hard work we've created a treaty that fully complies with the interests of both russia and the us back home medvedev wants reforms focusing on the justice system and rule of law you wanted less people behind bars. this persecution. business people. just justified persecution. corruption and i think that he has managed to start some cases to jump start the process. but little changed on high profile cases like me. precious former richest man still serving his sentence for economic crimes madrid has pushed for modernization and diversif

the it's just a question of institutionalizing that or there's the council of europe, the oldest european, pan-european organization which russia joined in the mid '90s. the g-was at the birmingham summit in 1998 when russia was accepted. they like to rewrite history as you know. i would certainly be in favor of nato membership. some of those will be more the leftists and nationalists. that will be sorted out by free election when it happens. there's no single program, there's no kind of single vertical. for now, as you understand, that's not the main whole point question. the main question is to start changing this horrendous regime that's been there over a decade starting with the release of political prisoners and free elections and all the rest would come later. i just want to thank you for your efforts that so many years of doing that. it's nice to know that people resympathetic here and that -- and hopefully when a new elected government in russia does indicate an interest in further integration into european it's not going to be the same response as president yeltsin received in th

so if you look, for instance, at the council of europe's web site, you see that in november senegal asked to be a member of the convention, south africa's working towards becoming a party to the convention and has signed it. in central south america you have chile, argentina, the dominican republic, and a number of other countries, mexico, that are in the process of becoming parties. the philippines is in the process of becoming parties. and i know of at least five or six other countries that will in the coming months be announced as becoming, as working towards becoming parties to the convention on cyber crime. so that's really encouraging because what the budapest convention does at its heart is it provides sort of a three-legged stool approach towards dealing with cyber crime. it says you have to have the right substantive laws that allow you to prosecute certain acts, you have to have the right investigative power so that law enforcement can get stored communications and data, can get intercept in realtime communications and data, and then also and probably most importantly for this g

a corporation needs a legal framework, and this is where the council of europe convention on cyber crime, that was mentioned by the minister, a legal instrument of great importance to which every nation in the world should become a party of. a few words about nato, and there are people who know more about the eu -- so as done and a lot to deal with cyber defense and has raised cyber security on its agenda. we now have that policy, so we have made a lot of progress. much more needs to be done, and i hope the summit in chicago will not only offer we have made progress, but will move the alliance further. will be ambitious and moves us further. nato -- there are critical for nato's operations. coming from the minister of defense, i am key for the defense matters. assuming cyber is becoming a domain in international relations and bourque fighting, that would be the same as nato analyze and -- declaring an alliance. this is not white taxpayers fund us. nato is here to protect not just the military, but to protect our society, people come up territories. it cyber is becoming a new domain, it n