ukraine's former prime minister faces new charges as prosecutors say she pushed deaths from an energy corporation she headed on to the country's budget just two days after she got seven years behind bars for abusing power signing a gas contract with. old john corporations getting richer at the expense of american taxpayers that's the core of the occupy wall street movement which is now well into his first week in new york hip hop artist as being with the protesters from the very beginning and shared with us the disappointment and frustration behind the outcry. occupy wall street has now entered its fourth week of demonstrations and this movement has now been leased across this nation in forty five feet two hundred cities and over the past few weeks many of the well known names have thrown their support behind the movement including my current gas rocker activist and a revolutionary immortal technique thank you for joining me thank you for having me on the program within the first few weeks you came down here to speak to the crowd from what i understand you were very bothered by the fact this move

prime minister yulia timoshenko she has been charged with laying the burden of debts from an energy corporation she headed on to the ukrainian budget the united energy systems of ukraine owed russia over four hundred million dollars in the one nine hundred ninety s. the latest accusations come just two days after too much shankar was sentenced to seven years in prison for abusing her powers are signing gas contracts with moscow jailing of ukraine's former prime minister has outrage on the streets of kiev and a flood of criticism from the russia the us and you should also have to pay two hundred million dollars in damages to ukraine's state gas company. well for cosmonauts enjoying a long stay aboard the international space station food is one of the few distractions from their day to day routine but preparing a meal is no easy task a scientific chef so he must prepare a space safe menu that's both nutritional and tasty so we sent our cheese critter over for a lunch that's out of this world. after traveling at phenomenal speed for two days cramped in the small space of a so you rocket cosmonauts

former prime minister yulia timoshenko she's been charged with the burden of debts from an energy corporation she headed to the ukrainian budget this comes just two days after two machine code was sentenced to seven years behind bars gas contracts with russia is a correspondent in kiev and she had a shift. this story is very complicated and pretty dark because this case in fact refers to fifteen years ago when the unit i'm ashamed to was a was the head of the united energy systems of ukraine company she signed several contracts with the russian defense ministry and according to prosecutors in kiev she owes four hundred million u.s. dollars to the russian defense ministry and the essence of this new criminal case is that she tried to put this debt on to the cranium but shouldn't this violates the ukrainian law this is of course a very interesting new twist in this saga with the trial of you little shango indeed two days ago she was sentenced to seven years in prison who are abusing the power during the signing of contracts of gas deals with russia back in two thousand and nine this new case ma

prime minister yulia tymoshenko she's been charged with laying the burden of debts from an energy corporation she headed to the ukrainian budget now this comes just two days after a team of shanker was sentenced to seven years behind bars over her gas contracts with russia let's get the latest now from our correspondent. live in kiev to see what it what are these latest charges all about. yes we have it confirmed from the ukrainian security service the as be you that another criminal case has been launched against the country's former prime minister units of sango and in fact this story is very complicated and pretty dark because this case in fact refers to fifteen years ago when the unit was was the head of the united energy systems of ukraine company she signed several contracts with the russian foreign with the russian defense ministry story and according to the prosecutors in kiev she oversees the four hundred million us dollars to the russian foreign ministry and the essence of this new criminal case is that she tried to put. this debt onto the ukrainian sergeant this violates the ukrain

not to impede energy corporations when russia and europe with internal directives but push comes of following his talks with the dutch prime minister market in moscow and it's over much better said the use of third energy package hinders gas link ups the package demands the separation of production transportation and sales of energy it could affect russia's gas giant gazprom which is producing and selling gas meter rivera says his business considerations that should be guiding decision making in brussels. the good cholesterol commercial in the energy field everything is good will be good you certainly e.u. directives do not interfere with the development of full scale cooperation and we hope that when taking such a decision business will be a priority for brussels. french retailer or so is this thing out millions of dollars on new stores in russia the company is looking to significantly expand its retail network but it's not the only one other international chains like walmart are also in the russian market but also believes they're only competition are local supermarkets. we want to do you o

regulators rating gas problems european offices moscow says it could be forced to review its energy corporation with the e.u. which could prove a major setback in europe getting the fuel it needs daniel bushell reports. this event still to be one reason behind the e.u. raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f said to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and they're said to be that this warrant for the bucco an e.u. bugs rival their success of a golf ball where tore through wrong last miles and the commission of law for example it's their pet project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom the european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but its strategy may have one crucial flaw i'm

not to impede energy corporation between russia and europe with internal directives the push came following his talks with dutch prime minister not in moscow but then it says the e.u. so-called third energy package hinders gas link ups the package demand the separation of production transportation and sales of energy it could affect russia's gas giant gazprom which is producing and selling gas medium inventive says its business considerations that should be guiding this isn't making in brussels. very good political issue in the energy field everything is good it will be good you certainly e.u. directives do not interfere with the development of full scale cooperation we hope that when taking such a decision business will be a priority for brussels. the russian government aims to invest up to two hundred twenty billion dollars to develop energy in the country's continental shelf come a sunday me says the investment is planned to come within the next twenty years with one seventh to be provided by the federal budget their government is struggling to improve the efficiency of vast but hard to

and america's energy corporate protests in boston meet a response from the police who reportedly he talked a little bit is taking part in a peaceful rally our top stories this hour. live from a c.d.s. here in central moscow this is. ukraine's next prime minister is jailed for seven years he was found guilty of abuse of power gas deals with russia two years ago and actually on the chefs he was following the events from outside the court where commission has supporters have been involved in scuffles with police. at times it seemed that the tension would go over the top with the supporters of you too ashamed of thousands of them trying to organize a march through the streets of kiev and being dispersed by the police with no real brutality but still some pushing and shoving and the situation was really explodes and still several people were injured in the pushing and shoving with the police one woman we saw as she was taken to hospital having fallen from a stage or from a staircase or something like that inside the courtroom of course it was very tense as well while the judge was reading out t

another important issue here was energy corporation a lot of new york with an eye on his chinese counterpart so they're all issues and this agreements were resolved when it comes to russia supply of oil when it comes to gas and the go sheeran's are still ongoing both insist that they're in the final stage of energy consumption it is expected to increase dramatically in china and russia could cover that extra the and in doing so for their strength and of their strategic partnership. that is we're in a culture of there alive in beijing many thanks for ya. during his chinese visit russia's prime minister vladimir putin gave an interview to the state broadcaster outlining the priority for the two nations. putin said today push for technological breakthroughs in aviation and aircraft building are some of the areas where he wants to see departments working closely together read the full interview at r.t. . also online american police accused of brutality of the occupy boston protest to vietnam vets were injured by officers also up to one hundred people that over. maybe ten minutes past the hour no

enhanced given the growing importance of our countries economies another important issue here was energy corporation lattimer put an end his chinese counterpart said there are all issues and this agreements were resolved when it comes to russia supply of oil when it comes to gas negotiations are still ongoing both insist are there and the final stage of energy consumption is expected to increase dramatically in china and russia. couldn't cover that actual demand and in doing so for their strength and their sheets of partnership. this is on c.n.n. still ahead this hour for you ray trade a big apple super rich elite find themselves at the sharp end of the ngo protested and also. after seven months of violent crackdowns on anti-government demonstrations syria's president assad was bolstered by a huge show of support my daughter more if you've been. to hundred twenty eight and seventy nine palestinians serving life sentences for acts of terrorism are about to leave prison after these really government agreed to support them and around eight hundred others for one soldier gilad shalit had been held capti

enhanced in the growing importance of our country's economies another important issue here was energy corporation running a prison and his chinese counterpart said that all issues and this agreements were resolved when it comes to russia's supply of oil when it comes to gas and though she actions are still ongoing both and says that they're in the final stage an energy consumption that is expected to increase dramatically in china and russia. could convert that actual divine pain in doing so for this right and their strategic partnership. reporting from beijing what are still ahead for you this hour here are a lot of mass disapproval for the whole world is singing unison criticizing the ukrainian court for its guilty verdict over the former prime minister one of the most high profile women in politics. and serbia faces another obstacle in its long struggle to become an e.u. member find out if recognizing cause of over proves a step too far for belgrade. tel aviv has agreed to exchange over a thousand palestinian prisoners for one israeli soldier was captured and held in gaza over the past five ye

the growing importance of our countries economies another important issue here was energy corporation land here put an end his chinese counterpart so there are all issues and this agreements were resolved when it comes to russia supply of oil when it comes to gas and they go share sions are still ongoing both and says that they're in the final stage an energy consumption that is expected to increase dramatically in china and russia. could cover that extra demand and in doing so for this price and their strategic partnership still ahead this hour getting tough schools of occupy wall street protesters arrested in chicago washington d.c. and boston where reports claim police got heavy handed with war veterans. seven months of violent crackdowns on anti-government demonstrations syria's president said was also huge show of support find out more about that in a few minutes from now. israel is agreed to exchange over a thousand prisoners for one israeli soldier who was captured and held in gaza for over five years that deal with hamas has long been in the making however some high profile de

west says new european energy legislation could create problems for the gas corporation that's called the third energy package and bans energy suppliers like gas from going to repeat fortunately a number of events of happened of late we pose some problems to our gas corporation i mean the legal basis their contractual basis and finally the organization of the process i'd like the energy minister i'm to get from chief to submit proposals on how we can build our relations with the european partners taking into account the observance of the rules of the so-called third energy package. that's ahead for you this hour but don't forget you can always find. dot com slash business and five. to. six the be. the be. the be. the be. the. the be. the beauty of the book. and discover is. the a communication with the long.

russian president is meeting the dutch prime minister so this is as a context of why the corporation and energy between russia and the netherlands and in fact today. not only is this one move one way russia is investing into the netherlands but also he's invited dutch companies to invest into russia particularly in the arctic shelf particularly in your mouth and also into renewables which is of course an area in which russia is perhaps likely behind western europe but of course russia already very close partners and a lot. all the money that goes in from dutch investors into russia. all investors into russia is from dutch investors so there's a radicalized barbershop there and you get closer with this deal being signed thanks artie's you could go with you for reporting there that's all we have time for now stay tuned for the headlines next with coven. and it's a lifelong dream for many men the. book one brave real loom is not enough to steer the ship. knowledge. and genuine love to the muslims history are required and people who revive the ancient craft are sailing through the centuries on arch

giving high energy speeches to corporate executives and that's basically what he is doing on the campaign. >> he is still making money as a paid motivational speaker. you found in your piece? >> he is. he told me earlier, first bloomberg news broeblg broke the story earlier this week that cain is using campaign funds to buy copies of his own book. he told me earlier that he is still giving paid speech eats $25,000 a pop to corporations. >> he is absolutely right. he should not give up the day job. joshua green, senior national correspondent for bloomberg business week. thank you for joining me tonight. >> great to be with you lauer snensz coming up, joe biden teaches a math class to republicans and dars them to continue to protect millionaires at the expense of teachers, firefighters and police officers. snensz coming up, joe biden teaches a math class to republicans and dars them to and i think for mitt romney's perspective right now, and even >>> last saturday during occupy wall street's movement call for a day of governmental protest, protesters and police violently squared off. shamar

many are still wondering if the energy of the so-called corporate greed protest can be passed in a way that brings about change. demonstrators say they're still finding their way but getting stronger. >>> here in d.c., the u.s. parks police has decided to end its standoff with demonstrators at freedom plaza. they have extended a group's permits by four months. protestors have spent the past four days camping at freedom plaza. the permit has been set to expire last night and organizers say they had planned to stay put anyway. the group began camping in freedom plaza thursday coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the start of the war in afghanistan last friday. >>> republican presidential candidates square off tonight in new hampshire. they'll take part in the debate that will focus solely on jobs and the economy. new hampshire is considered a key state in the presidential race because it holds the nation's first primary. >>> did the government accuse the right person in the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks? the fbi has maintained former army scientist bruce ivan was responsible for them. h

groundhog day as a report comes out about a second green energy company going bankrupt after getting a government loan guarantee. the power corporationgy department last year. now that money is gone. yes, that's taxpayer money is gone. first, eric, we have solyndra and then sun power, then fisker and the list goes on and on and on. this is another one. the administration is saying we'll just look into it is that good enough? >> eric: no. again, one of the most disturbing parts of this, it happens to be on the friday night document dump. >> andrea: don't you love that? >> eric: throw it out late friday night. hoping we won't figure it out and find out. half a billion for fisker or half a billion for solyndra and half a million for tesla. this is a win. we have only lost $43 million on beacon. we said it before, bob broke it but we had it fixed. steven chu, the most unqualified insent cabinet secretary of all time. this man should step down. >> bob: if i had to listen to this for much longer, i'll -- anyway. going to eat shrimp again. what we don't do on the show and we will do it next week because i'm going to bring him in. you mentio

energy companies or corporate jet owners, silly things.e got a serious plan that broadens it responsibleably, i think members will look at it. tax increases themselves are a nonstarter. >> and do you think we're going to ends up trying to find ambiguity and agreement by the republicans agreeing to some sort of tax reform that includes dynamic scoring and democrats saying that's okay, but we're going to call it a tax increase, agree to disagree but essentially come up with a compromise? >> you know, i hope at the end of the day we end up with a full recommendation, 1.5 trillion from the committee. i hope they are responsible cuts and again, i just think we're not asking a whole lot given this deficit crisis. i really beyond the numbers this decade, it's social security and medicare, preserving them for the long run, i think it really is what members of congress the markets will look closest that and they are focused there. >> do you in congress feel more pressure because of occupy wall street, because of the spreading protests and anger at

and environmental regulations, it enacts a balanced budget amendment, lowers corporate individual tax rates, encouraging energy production and expands free trade. meanwhile, an event for police and firefighters in flint, michigan, vice president joe biden reiterated the president's calls to fight for the jobs plan stressing the importance to keeping the united states cities safe. >> we're going to come back and back and back and make them vote on every single solitary piece of this bill. let them explain to the american people why we should depreciate jets in five years and lay off 10,000 firefighters. and police officers. this is a perfect storm, man. and when a perfect storm is reduce buckets, reduce manpower, decimated neighborhoods and the rising crime. that is a witch's brew. that is a mixture for a cancer in the city. >> senate democrats reportedly now trying to break up the president's bill in the hopes of getting it through congress piece by piece. the obama administration is now stepping up its pressure on iran in the wake of the country's alleged plot to assassinate saudi arabia's ambassador to the u

another clean energy company has gone bankrupt. beacon power corporationmillion loan guarantee from the energy department, that on top of more than $20 million in stimulus grants. the financial firm run by john corzine of new jersey. erin burnett out front at the top of the hour. with all this big cain news you have a great guest, somebody who knows national politics and crisis management quite well. the governor of mississippi. >> that's right. he sure does. both of those things. talking about haley barber. he'll weigh in on herman cain. he's a king maker and big rainmaker in terms of money raising for candidates. he hasn't yet formally said who he will endorse. we'll talk to him about all those issues, we'll also talk about the next al qaeda. el shabaab is sort of an offshoot group but growing and growing, more and more americans involved. money coming from americans. there's threats of attack on american soil. plus, john, there is a vigil going on downtown, not related to occupy swaul street or the halloween parade. we'll explain what it is because we c

energy. there needs to be a lot out there with corporate cash sitting out there. the amazing thing is not more energy. >> isn't there a danger of alienating the silent majority who are not protesting, but suffering nevertheless? >> i don't think so. i think that you see a lot of support for the protest because even among the independent voters in the middle of the country, they are sympathetic and they feel things have gotten out of whack with the system. if there is danger to the demonstrators having obama try to give them a big hug. they have been let down by obama before. they need to be careful about letting him become the face of the movement. they have learned in not letting the republicans try to cooperate with the tea party. the wall street movement is learning as well to be independent and push the president and push the democrats and not to be consumed by them. >> that's interesting. eric kantor said we have elected leaders who are joining in an effort to blame others rather than focusing on the policies that brought about the current situation. that's wh

corporate lobbyist influence. while some celebrate germany's move from nuclear power to renewable energy others fear it could lead to higher elec tricity costs and blackouts. sports next year is here with us in the studio and we're hearing that dick advocaat will be staying put for the foreseeable future and tell us more you know you have all these the question of the moment really he's definitely staying in russia and so next summer the r.f.u. the russian football union say they want him to bring russia to brazil twenty fourth in the world cup more enough coming up in just a. great to have you with us this is sports day we've got plenty of heads including this our . song going off rushing some ball manager dick advocaat states the old club versus country conundrum is affecting his team's euro twenty twelve preparation its. longest ever season the russian domestic football game is currently in the process of switching to the european league system we get our heads around a big change for. who on the line it's all change of a crucial flying position for wales ahead of sunday's rugby world cup semifinal with. a min

energy, drill here, drill now. i suppose to eliminate all federal corporate income tax. >> jon: here's the thing. you could have a colorful bus and drive to early primary states or go around telling people what you would do if you were president, but when you put those two together, there's really only two possibilities. you are either running for president of the united states or you are a crazy person. [cheering and applause] we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. i'm not going to lie to you. we're in a recession. i'm not going the lie to you. but there's one group of americans doing quite well, corporation, and there's no reason you can't be more like them. samantha bee has more. >> these are the sarnacolas. stacy is a schoolteacher. rodney was laid off from work. like so many americans, this economy has left them struggling while at the same time they see corporations doing th. >> exxon is expected to ring up $114 billion in revenue. >> and this. >> g.e. paid no federal corporate taxes last year. >> and this. >> citigroup got the largest bank bailout, $45 billion.