dominic? pleasure of filling in for brian sullivan and joining mandy for "street signs" today. so which commodities will crush it in 2014? could it be gold or oil, maybe something else? then there's a tesla two fer. ever wonder what resale value for an electric car is. we'll find out. shouldn't gm or ford buy up tesla. our panel weighs in. crazy ideas for how to solve amazon's shipping problems. back to sara and tyler on "power lunch." >> all right. looking forward to it. dominic chu. meanwhile the nasdaq another 13-year high earlier today for pairing its gains a little in the session. big movers out there, we go to sheila dharmarajan, breaking the hot streak for the nasdaq. >> that's right. it's the last friday of 2013 and typically fridays are good for the nasdaq. for the past 12 fridays in a row we have seen gains, but today we are breaking that streak, both the nasdaq 100 and composite down about a third of a percent but look for the week we are still higher, higher by about 1%. now one of

it really is harmful too, it really reinforces their role of many dominant, we are reinforcing them of positive views of themselves to then be good to deal with us as asian american women. when in reality i don't think that needs to happen. like i think that it's really unfortunate that because asian men feel hurt by white heteropatriarchy, and you know you have all this negative stereotypes about you or you have to be quiet and submissive so we feel confident in these asian american progressive spaces. so i think that's really concerning. in these conversation we have become the side kicks in conversations around white people. >> i don't know about that. these also saying we want to do our part to push these stereotypes out of the picture that affect asian american women about what i'm getting from you, you think your power is diminished somehow if a man wants to step in and help subvert these stereotypes. >> i just don't think that we need allies in these situations to step in. i think we're completely capable of feeling our own movements and if women want to participate and do the w

party state in south africa and any democratic scholar worth his salt will tell you that a dominant party state is not a true democracy but nelson mandela did not require a revolution because when he came out of prison the anglo american axis of evil pretty much facilitated everything the a.n.c. negotiated for so there where so they you had america which is founded on a decentralized evolved federal republic advocating top down pure ror rank democracy no or very little representation of veto power from the minorities no by cameral dispensation and. pretty much very little devolution to the provinces so that is one of his legacy ok i wonder what is right now one sort of right now roger in the new yorker if i go to you what kind of legacy is in your mind when you think of nelson mandela because of my courage right upfront i mean i'm a child of the cold war and i remember him in the context of the cold war south africa fighting communism the big confrontation between the united states and the soviet union and a great deal of his life before he went to prison was about that go ahead rog

societies during the era of apartheid dominant power just a dominant parties to let not just one hearted like if i could just finish you know join continue continue continue so you'll have a chance to continue so a dominant party state no it's passing strange that the same axis of evil had a rather tolerant attitude toward apartheid south africa during the worst years of part time it is certainly true and i think mandela would be the first to admit it because he was a much more introspective man that some of his. admirers who were not trying to lionize him as a man without fault that he was also facing a formidable structure in the form of apartheid south africa in the national party and so. much of what has happened in south africa i suspect was disappointing to mandela does he in some sense to bear some responsibility for those failures salute me so i think one of the striking things about mandela is whether it was as a husband and a father or as a political leader he was not aware of his faults and so he was not of self geographer if you will. jeremy one of the things i find interesti

satellite image shows high pressure dominant feature in our weather picture. stormtrack flowing well to our north a little disturbance in the pacific northwest won't affect bay area weather. check this out. winter arrives tomorrow. winter solstice at 9:11 pacific standard time. nine hours and 33 minutes of daylight tomorrow. it's the shortest period of daylight of any day during the year. so winter officially begins tomorrow. but it will feel rather spring lake overnight tonight. may fell winter like. low pressure generally in the low 40's around the bay upper 30's inland valley and then tomorrow sunny sky with high in the mid 60's low to mid 60's in the south bay. 62 at san jose. low 60's on the peninsula. 63 redwood city. upper 50's on the coast. 60 degrees downtown san francisco. north bay high. mid 60's, 66 at santa rosa and napa. on the east bay look for high of 63 at oakland san leandro. inland east bay 65. walnut creek 64 at concord san a ramone and accu-weather 7 day forecast. these temperatures in the mid 60's will continue right on through most of ne

breaking news dominated this hour on r.t. international a terrorist attack in the russian city of volgograd kills fifteen and injures dozens more an alleged female suicide bomber targeted the city's main railway station. the week's top headlines this hour mass rallies in turkey to demand the government step down over a wide ranging corruption scandal with a tough police response. on real saluki of the stories that show twenty seven seen again that saw cia contract attend a whistleblower edward snowden expose america's far reaching and global surveillance.

at the dominant version has been all radically different.it's most instructive expression is a progressive end of the spectrum, mainstream spec. so that is among people who are good. woodrow wilson, if dr, canon eight, liberals. here's a few representative quote from icons of the liberal intellectual establishment on democratic theory. the public are not somehow with writers that have to be put in their place. decisions must be in the hands of an intelligent minority of response bollman, namely us. we have to be protected from the trampling roar of the bewildered herd out there. you heard us have a function in a democratic society. they are supposed to lend their weight every few years to a choice among the comfortable man. apart from that, their function is to be spec taters, not participants in action. all of this is for their own good that we should not come to democratic dogmatism is about men being the best judges of their own interests. they are not. they are like young children. we're the best judges of their own interests. so the att

initiative has not been a dominant factor in that so far. there are arguments that would be in the future. i think the established science is that so far that is mostly an impact of things like levying the mississippi river, pushing out what used to be the natural process of building a delta overflowing its banks in the channelization of our coast which has led to the infusion of salt water into the coast of the marsh which sort of killed legislation which is the glue that holds us together. i think those have been the dominant causes. , he was taken into account. he said specifically in terms of climate change, louisiana is the most vulnerable to damages. does that concern you? do you agree? >> this concerns me. this is an issue no matter what. we have been doing a lot of things to counteract it. >> i wanted to switch gears and talk about the affordable care act and its implementation. you have been very active in thatg to pass an amendment would codify in very hard terms what the law has said about members of congress and their staff accep

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i have fought very firmly against black domination.herish the idea of the new south africa where all south africans are equal. >> reporter: nelson mandela served just one five year term but remained perhaps the most influential figure in south african politics. certainly the most loved for what he went through, the dignity he displayed, and the change he brought about. but typically for him, mandela gave all the credit to his fellow citizens. >> south africa pass the generations, but it is you, the people, who are the true heros. >> serving one term but very influential. our senior foreign correspondence. i'm being told he is not available right now. we do have a live reporter there on the scene. we'll check in with him a little bit later. now, here is a man who achieved his goal of changing a country, changing our world. started as tribal royalty in his small african village. born on july 18th, 1918. we're watching some of the dignitaries file into that stadium because they're going to pay tribute to him at this memorial service. many

like asked the question that, and the dominant d.c. reform for fourth-graders is not valuationned with a or with any of the things that we did. the dominant piece was what the mayor himself did when he was 80 -- citypresident council president woolwich was that this was the first group of fourth-graders that actually had a kinder garden -- begin to prekindergarten. of the most important investments you can make if you want to see progress for all kids. it is what i take from the d.c. example. there are a lot of other states and cities that did exactly what michelle was suggesting in terms of the evaluation that did not do very well. when you look at the other pieces in terms of d.c., what you're seeing is that the northwest quadrant of d.c., they are doing correctly well. the fact that d.c. is becoming more and more than a class for your seeing that reflected. what i see in the statistics is that you actually do have to do more to mitigate hoppity, and not less democracy. go-ith 10 minutes left, ahead kaitlyn. >> i would ask about you

positions, are they going to be as dominant in five years?ou used the phrase is rutgers. in the tech sector, that is very much going to happen. at the role of blackberry today relative to blackberry only five years ago. intel has inevitably got a very large market share in its business today. i think it is inevitable, over time, that that market share is going to be slowly eroded. transaction,f this this is clearly very positive news for arm. is it negative for intel? it is not that negative. the impact is very much at the margin today. is it going to be at the margin in 3-5 years? frankly, we will see. in the tech sector, inevitably, when you have a very large , you will -- >> it has been a tough week for eads. a look at the airbus parent. that is coming up in an exclusive interview. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." here are some companies on the move. google is considering designing its own server processors. the move could threaten intel's market dominance of the chip market. google is among the largest buyers of server processors. hon

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does not want to dominate the world but will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his annual state of the nation address. breaking free of the aid program the government warns that doesn't mean an end to austerity. with the top headlines of the week and of today it's the weekly with me rule received from everybody here welcome to the program ukraine is seeking official confirmation that the e.u. has put on a hold on a trade. deal it's a tweet was posted by the e.u. commissioner for enlargement saying expectations have no grounds in reality. we have a statement by one of the european officials who is responsible for. the european union particularly doing. the stuff and. more on his. words and deeds over the gradient. residents and government regarding association agreement with european union are further and further apart their arguments have no grounds. just a few early also went on to say that several days ago in brussels when he was meeting a delegation of ukraine's government he had warned that they don't further discussion about the association deal this condit

and russia does not want to dominate the world but will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his annual state of the nation address. to see just after midnight here in moscow you're watching the weekly with me kevin owen here on r.t. international it's around over the top stories the last seven days first again ukraine's seeking official confirmation this morning now that the e.u. is frozen or work on a trade an association deal it was after a tweet was posted by the e.u. commissioner for enlargement saying kiev is expectations are unrealistic. we have a statement by one of the european officials who is responsible for the enlargement of the european union particularly doing eastern direction with the staff and feel a good tweeter more on his official account that i quoted words and deeds over the korean president and government regarding association agreement with european union after further and further apart their arguments have no grounds for reality with the global mr he will also went on to say that several days ago in brussels when he was meeting a deleg

dominic chu, jack bouroudjian, steve cortes, as always, not enough time.ut thank you, gentlemen. >>> let's talk about the politics of obama care. the republicans already gearing up for the 2014 elections and they're using the obama care failure to target all democrats, even democrats in the blue states. ace political reporter robert costa has the latest on that and much more next up on "kudlow." [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> >>> president obama's job approval now 16 points under water. the latest polling average showed just 40% approval, 56% disapproval. that and the unpopularity of obama care has given republicans the edge in a generic congressional ballot. the gop is holding a three-point lead. so republicans had trailed by nearly seven points this time last month. now it's all turned around

and russia does not want to dominate the world but will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his annual state of the nation address. very good evening if you just joined us for a few watching around the world this is r.t. internationally watching the weekly a round up of the top stories of the last seven days with me. first in ukraine seeking official confirmation that the e.u. is frozen all work on a trade association deal tonight that was after a tweet was posted by the commissioner for a large amount saying kiev is expectations are unrealistic. as the details we have a statement by one of the european officials who is responsible for the enlargement of the european union particularly doing. the step for. more on his official account called the words and deeds of the president's government regarding association agreement with the e.u. and your other further and further apart the arguments of all those grounds with. mr he will also why don't the same. that several days ago in brussels when he was meeting a delegation of ukraine's government here that warned th

and russia doesn't want to dominate the world but will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his annual state of the nation address. live just choices for getting chu just past eight pm here in moscow my name is kevin i mean this is the weekly around the for the big news stories of the last seven days from us and first ukraine seeking official confirmation tonight that the e.u.'s frozen all work on a trade association deal itself for a tweet was posted by the e.u. commission of a large mint saying kiev is expectations are unrealistic. reports. we have a statement by one of the european officials who is responsible for the enlargement of the european union protecting doing eastern direction mr stephens you later tweeted on his official account that i quoted words and deeds over the kremlin president and government regarding association agreement with their being a union of further and further apart their arguments have no grounds it reality and the global missed a few also went on to say that several days ago in brussels when he was meeting a delegation of ukraine's g

roadblocks and concrete barriers to find the new iraq checkpoints like this one are a dominant feature of life and they are everywhere aside from the hassle they're also frequent target of attacks for us is a bleak visual reminder of the country still very much what you want. inside your group we drive quickly to avoid danger we're told to look out for black b.m.w. use apparently they've become a fever or a raucous insurgents who didn't pick the best day to come through roadside bombs exploded here earlier that morning around the same time that baghdad was glaucous point a series of deadly blasts but because it's been a flashpoint for years now and in the city center it's clear that life doesn't stop just because of the threats we're expecting empty streets but people continue to go about their business is minimal tenderness and busy families did their shopping beneath the surface there are scars today kirkuk continues to be an incredibly dangerous place that you couldn't even access the city without the help of a military escort residents here say that a toxic happen at any time in an

also russia says it doesn't want to dominate the world but will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his annual state of the nation address. all over again even if you just joined us just after ten pm now you're moscow my name's kevin zero in this is the weekly roundup of the top stories of the last seven days and first ukraine is seeking official confirmation that the u.s. frozen all work on a trade association deal tonight it was after a tweet was posted by the you commissioner for enlargement saying kids expectations are unrealistic. reports. we have a statement by one of the european officials who is responsible for the enlargement of the european union particularly doing eastern directories of the staff and. more thought here is that there is still a cow that i called the words in the deeds of the president's government regarding association agreement with the union of a further and further apart the arguments of all those grounds reality with. mr if you will also why don't. say that several days ago in brussels when he was meeting a delegation of ukraine's govern

several struck the house and the ones that hit dominic went below the window. no suspects in the case, although they're offering a 15,000 dollar reward for any information that leads to an arrest. since saturday, lori has been at her daughter's side and since the injuries could leave her paralyzed, but she's in good spirits. >> she's being positive, some sensation in her legs, some is better than none. she was sitting on the edge of her bed, which is outstanding to me. very determined i guess to show us what she's made of >> reporter: all right, back live now, lori is looking forward to finishing her christmas shopping. kron4 news. >>> over $700 worth of gasoline. and a pilot gas station. >> victims are speaking out now, after that massive security breach at target stores all across the nation. and now some are claiming they are the victims of identity theft because of that breach. target says that hackers stole the personal information of up to 40 million shoppers who visited its stores during the first three weeks of holiday shopping. the target credit card s

dominate his life. instead, he became such a wonderful figure of reconciliation and why this is a global pilgrimage. >> when you look at the pictures and you see the people dancing, i see many toy-toy moves. nelson mandela would do that. you couldn't help but smile when you saw him doing that little chicken wing movement with his arms. many times in africa, people laugh and sing and dance through their sadness and their sorrow. these are people celebrating nelson mandela's life. if you didn't know this was a funeral, he would not know this was a funeral. they are in a stadium. a lot of cheering. people are very happy on this particular day to give what they call the old man a long good-bye. we are in the process of a ten-day funeral service for nelson mandela. >> you always hope at a time like this, that this will somehow cause a recognition of the possibilities of south africa that nelson mandela dreamed of. >> people will tell you there is still work to do in south africa. everyone knows there is stil

dominic denattily live in santa clarita with more. dominic? >> hey there, greg. county sheriff's department here certainly managing to do that. got to say the crowd are extraordinarily well behaved out in their thousands. we stopped counting at about 1,000. at least 7,000 people signed up to attend on facebook and during the course of the day it's very easy to see that they'll actually be able to do that. what you're looking at is a profession of cars, high octane models, including motorcycles who are out from the really the motor racing community, and also the sports car enthusiast community who really come to pay their respects to both paul walker and the film star's friend who was also killed in the crash on november 30th. they've erected a huge car port on the side of the truck where people are signing their condolences to the families of both men. it's an extraordinary, well work of art quite frankly because it's just what they're doing the motor enthusiast community. it's absolutely fantastic. also they're showing you some of the cars that paul walker rode

by 1400, this was the city-state that dominated central italy.ut bankers and textile merchants were expanding their trading empires all over europe. over the next 100 years, an extraordinary interaction took place in florence-- the innovations of artists and architects, the excitement of rediscovering classical achievements, and the patronage of a wealthy commercial class. these key elements brought about a series of artistic and intellectual breakthroughs that came to be known as the renaissance-- literally the rebirth of learning and culture. in the church of santa croce, a series of frescoes painted around 1320 were to have a revolutionary effect on florentine painting. here, the great merchant families competed with one another to commission the leading artists to decorate their chapels. in the chapel of the bardi family, professor john white of university college, london, describes how these medieval images came to life. this is a franciscan church, and the franciscans were the passionate preachers of the late medieval world. they used their

international studies about biden's visit to the region and how much will the identification zone dominate the talks. >> i think this new air defense identification zone that china has announced will be a very important topic of discussion. it has created new tensions between china and the united states. it has certainly increased the friction between china and japan. and now introduced new tensions between china and south korea. and created the potential for an accident in the region that could be quite dangerous. it is the timing of the announcement and the extent of this zone that i think is quite worrisome to the united states as well as the procedures that the chinese have announced that apply to aircraft that are flying through the zone. and therefore i think that the united states does not expect that china will rescind this zone. but i think the u.s. hopes that we can influence how the chinese actually implement these procedures. the circumstances under which they intercept aircraft flying through the zone. i think he will certainly encourage more diplomacy and then specific discus

of all, what makes her dominant is her power.when you look at the next year and you look at as a rank, maria a, they do --azarenk not have the power every shot. the server will win her a lot of easy points. herher power, her mobility, anticipation is very good. i think what she has worked on -- you see her on the court always putting her hand down, it is really to stay calm and cool under pressure. that is what she has worked on. >> when she one bank -- won first grand slam in 1999 tennis was ruled by baseline is. as she matured she began an error of power hitters. it seems inevitable she will win grand slam number 18. >> she clearly is the greatest player of this generation, and she deserves it. i think she could even go further by challenging steffi at 22. to me, ever body holds up and she keeps up that motivation, she could definitely play another three years and pass 22 grand slams. >> the stage is set for williams to write new records in 2014. hello, and welcome to today's web news where we take a look at some of the stories

fall from renouncing these policies illegal black ops moving from an auxiliary to the corporate dominant type tick of u.s. foreign policy reveals the league's new only manual from the pentagon. meant to be kept secret of the destruction notice rees destroyed by any method that will prevent disclosure the manual officially orders behavior it says this away is unlawful including instructing u.s. troops to wear the army uniforms of other countries it also calls to infiltrate civilian groups and train quote guerrilla forces the document concludes such illegal interference in other countries is now the rule for american policy u.s. attacks on iran a quote taking a page from the playbook on ukraine and georgia america's training rainy and terrorists knows the b.b.c. responsible for thousands of assassinations but as soon as the pentagon began funding them hillary clinton took the terrorist group off the official terrorist list basic medicines are being slowed by u.s. sanctions on iran the guardian reports this is pushing literally millions of lives at risk leading war crimes prosecutor profess

breaking news dominates this hour on r.t.e. international terrorist attack in the russian city of volgograd kills sixteen and injures dozens more in alleged female suicide bomber targets the city's main railway station. also the week's top headlines mass rallies in turkey to demand the government step down over a wide ranging corruption scandal are met with top police response. plus we'll look at the stories that shaped twenty thirteen a year that saw cia contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden exposed america's far reaching global surveillance.

in in maryland, dominated by a democratic government and legislature.st problems, and that flies the the in face or of what the administration is arguing, the republican governors are trying to tear this thing apart and stop it in its tracks. >> it's too early. the results are too early. the real issue here, neil, when you look at what these people are expected to buy. young people are expected to pay 10% of their after-tax income for health insurance policy that might have a $2,000 deduct illinois and some states the deductible is up to $6,000. these people are the healthy, invincibles and not a lot of people have disposable income no matter they're age to to have to put 10% of your disposable income out for something that is a piece of paper with a big deductible, is an uphill battle to convince these people to purchase. >> bottom line, the site is up and running and getting better and more people log on. apparently they're doing so but don't like what they see and log off. >> well, yeah. again, i think what you're going to see here is the president a

asian students dominated the top ranks in the latest survey teams from chennai. i came first in all categories as they did in two thousand and nine. hong kong placed second in reading and science and third in that. an expert on academic testing has this to say the students in asia seem to have a strong belief that with mosley took place in a high ranking university which in turn leads to a stable future. professor for the sustenance and a balk countries tend to be less motivated to study he says the japanese government is to come up with ways to foster an interest in learning the chinese government leaders are trying to contain what they see as rebels who want to split the country some members of the muslim community of wheat beers are demanding autonomy in response violent attacks have been launched to make their message heard. but for a group of leaders the tension has now turned to the plot of land has been the final resting spot for generations of their ancestors and eight year olds today she told our exploits. she hides the seasonal katy keen to see joe week

have fought against black domination.l of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. tois an ideal which i hope live for and achieve. but if need be, it is an idea for which i am prepared to die. mandela lived for that ideal and he made it real. he achieved more than could be expected of any man. today, he has gone home. the mostost one of influential, courageous and profoundly good human beings any of us will share time with on this earth. he no longer belongs to us. he belongs to the ages. andugh his fears dignity unbending will to sacrifice his own freedom for the freedom of others, he transformed south africa and moved all of us. his journey from a prisoner to a embodied the promise that human beings and countries can change for the better. transfer powerto and reconcile with those who jailed him set an example all humanity should aspire to, whether in the lives of nations or our own personal lives. the fact that he did it all with and annd good humor abil

i have fought against wlhite domination and i have fought against black domination. i have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and equal opportunity. it is an ideal which i hope to live for and achieve but if need be, it is an ideal for which i am prepared to die. mandela taught us the power of action but he also taught us the power of ideas, the importance of reason and argument, the need to study not only those who you agree with but also those who you don't agree with. he understood that ideas cannot be contained by prison walls or extinguished by a sniper's bullet. he turned his trial into an indictment of apartheid because of his eloquence and passion and his training as an advocate. he used decades of prison to sharpen his arguments but also to spread his thirst for knowledge to others in the movement. he learned the language and the customs of his oppress sorors s that he might better convey how their own freedom depended upon him. mandela demonstrated that action, that ideas are not enough, no matt

i was going on in europe the high pressure dominate much of central and western year but has been the end of cloud cover up tours in or widespread rain showers there isn't really what i want to talk about just on the eastern side of the map. i need to see there the turkey heading down the middle east or iran syria with a low pressure email was sent off. it was an orphan it's been descending down with soft with a hearing this very cool but maurice there and so what we're seeing today is widespread snow fall specifically iran syria turkey border. it's going to be stopped some areas of twenty to thirty centimeters with a lot of refugee camps out yourself. last thing you need is below freezing temperatures and really any snow fall and easy to see hero the next three days made his major cities. looking at the chc"teau flirting with the zero degree mark even going into the weakened us look here what weather is extended forecast i am noon i do the eye. a snooze line for this hour and you know tommy and tell you from all of us here at nhk world thanks for joining a great day wherever you go t

russia is not seeking to dominate the world capable of defending itself to protect its. resolution. a huge missed opportunity. to persuade. people to break. the demonstrators who have over. israel and saudi arabia reportedly tagged. with washington syria and iran. from a studio center here in moscow was just this is a national the president has championed a traditional state of the nation address and stressed the country can defend itself if need be. on a wide range of topics and his speech from the economy to international politics. was listening to what the top man at the kremlin had to say. it's traditionally become the place to be to find out the president's vision of the president and his plans for the future every year russia stop politicians businessmen economists and the elites gather at the kremlin to listen to his annual address first head of just returned from there as well and here are some of the key points by the important had to make russia isn't looking at dominating the rule but that doesn't mean it has to stop protecting its sovereignty and traditional values. beca

the north korea road because we're eighty million people eighty five million we will become the dominant power in the gulf and naturally from natural growth and a peaceful golf i mean what nation is going to grow to be the dominant nation the americans threw out saddam hussein and he was our enemy and now we've got a shia. government in baghdad well since you brought up saddam hussein in iraq iran is much stronger internally a lot more unified than iraq was in case of a conflict it will not be a pushover and everyone understands that when the u.s. talks about a military option there is it really ready for another tough thing gates meant in the region is it even in the country's interest. well i don't think a war with iran would be in the interest of the united states at all. and i hope and pray there is no conflict between the two countries but i think you're somewhat mistaken when you say that iran is more unified if you take a look at iran the core center of iran is persian but there are baluch baluchistan in the sound system baluchistan there are secessionist movements there there are

the president speaks of largely a preacher says russia is not seeking to dominate the globe but will stand fun to protect its national values. washington says is considering sanctions against ukraine pushing its way to behind antigovernment protesters will look at those who are rallying to defend the official. silent elian's israeli and saudi intelligence have reportedly been having secret meetings after a breakthrough nuclear deal with iran left both countries frustrated. this is asking international hello and welcome to the crocker. president vladimir putin has sees his state of the nation address to different russia's traditional values and insisted an increasing number of people around while support had a wide range of issues that his speech. is kind of has now live from the kremlin so you go this here is speech was focusing a lot about russia's role in the wild please tell us more about that or perhaps one of the main points made by the president in his address was his view of russia's role in the world and he says moscow is all looking at dominating anyone but it is going to co

welcome back to part two of the sports show and we resume in the pool where russia crowned another dominant season in synchronized swimming with a spectacular end of year gol here in moscow and rich of poor feet went to find out what makes the russians the best in show russia success and synchronized swimming is on rival after being beaten for me and i'm turning sixty nine tonight seeks the sport was reintroduced in sydney when the show's host many. countries made in told me to a. couple russians with the medals have done so every game since head coach tatiana prof sky is saying is this domination is down to sheer hard work or not simple love blowing in you boys success doesn't happen overnight in synchronized swimming we've put in a lot of effort but there have been difficult times as well but we've managed to achieve a lot in a very short period of time and from a syrian low level because we went astray time trial mistakes of the likes of canada and the united states would come over to us having to learn something they thought it would be easy but then started to scratch their heads and r

china has now begun exacting its dominance of the disputed territories and angering the west while doing so is beijing trying to buy support from influential friends. well i think. china is not really buying but china does feel the need to expand its. economic power and economic cooperation with the rest of the world great britain has a lot to offer to china in terms of the information technology a lot just stakes on other environmental technology is setter. that the british business are very familiar was charged a trade and investment environment so the. really it is really the economic pie that really brings those countries closer was a better driver of course in the meantime chinese businesses are getting more aggressive to invest overseas and great britain for is not only the experience but also missed the market for it but generally in the air about infrastructure building unfortunately will have to be read that last chang director of the center for international business ethics a big investor international business and economics thank you very much indeed for your time. barry's gov

even as dominant as the bulls were winning six championships, it still was spread out. 1, 2. the spurs one on for, the rockets won 2. it was spread out. i think it's better for the over all game because these pays pay an exhorn tant amount of money to watch us play. i want them to have hope. the players got a great life. i want the fans to feel like, you know what? if i am going to pay an exsorb tant amount of money, my team has a chance. >> you said you were disappointed in the over all playa in the league it seems as though the personalities of the game have gotten bigger, the overall talent level has gone down. do you agree with that? and how is that affecting the league as a whole? >> it what happened was we started draftingly players too young. we went through a period when er the nba wasn't very good drafting high school players. guys out of high school are not ready to play in the nba. you know, they are not ready. now, i still don't like us drafting a kid after one year. >> that's still better than high school. it takes -- it's a process where player. >> there are exc

the president's speech allegedly putin says russia is not seeking to dominate the globe and is capable of defending itself to protect its about. a european parliament resolution brands ukraine's eternal in the association agreement a huge missed opportunity saying the e.u. should use all in its power to persuade kiev to still sign that. it's democracy and revolution it's a nationalist the coup because they instigate people to break the law. i mean don't go in turmoil even kier would talk to the demonstrators who fall in and out all the focus all the western media. and israel and saudi arabia reportedly a time team of a common interest in the middle east also falling out with washington on syria and iraq. you're watching all see international live from moscow and you have our top story now. the russian president has championed traditional values at his state of the nation address and tries the country can defend itself if needed to be a live person touched on a wide range of topics in his speech from the economy to international politics. was listening to what the top model of the kreml