you then circulate an eon that -- eir so the public can look at that and let you know if there are any problems. you need to recirculate, because you need to let the common -- the public comment and responds to the information that is being presented. it is also said that it is fine for analysis. the effect of that is to cut off your ability as a board today and the ability to look at what actually is proposed carrier -- is proposed. we have the conceptual development project. we have done conceptual basis. the disposition and development agreement that is in front of you says that once you approve it, they get to make changes they think should be changed. with regard to financing, we have looked at it, and we do not think it will have an effect on the environment area. now an economist who has had four days to look at it with a limited amount of information he could gather says there are serious questions about this project. this is only looking at it as appropriate level of detail. look at page 22 and page 23 in response to impact and what the staff said to us when we said you did no

another question about deals i know gas prom is negotiating with eon its participation in the south stream project how high is the probability that it will join south remained what made the conditions be. i'm not aware all of or or involved in any of those negotiations we are focusing on the preparations of both of the project the search and we will see who in the end are the shareholders some for what for what percentages so i can't really comment on that question i think that's best addressed to gospel thank you thank you very much worse for being with us and just to remind that my guest on the show today was marcel primary the c.e.o. of south street and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your sense spotlight where have someone in mind here think i spent the next time just drop me a line at tao we're now at. a party here and let's keep the show interaction we'll be back with more for a special comment on what's going on in and outside russia and so then stay on r.t. and take care.

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imprisoned oryx accused of people across the serbia union began talking about their concerns and i mean eons in recalling color buck started asking questions they wanted to know why the old part of azerbaijan even though armenia was next door to a country populated by people of the same nationality and culture which would of as that of the border. but who flatly rejected yet advance demands the nagorno-karabakh be handed over to armenians control. meanwhile the first major interethnic conflict was gathering pace in the soviet union south it had been fuelled by events in the small town of some guy eight the azerbaijan's capital of producing good massacre was the point of no return people were murdered mind you people were killed not in the going to care about itself but in some good terms situated far from the going to care about going to go to that there is no war now but there is no peace either with you there is no peace treaty to control the. no monarch i'm certainly not dodging about those times here is nearly there gil i was in the army then was memories of those days come for contrast

imprisoned or executed of people across the soviet union again talking about their concerns i mean eons in a golden color buck started dozen questions they wanted to know why the old part of azerbaijan even though armenia was next door to a country populated by people of the same nationality and culture or you would you want to feel as though the richer. who flatly rejected yet advance demands the new gold any kind of back be handed over to armenians control. meanwhile the first major interethnic conflict was gathering pace in the soviet union south it had been fuelled by events in the small town of some guy the azerbaijan's capital the soon good massacre was the point of no return people were murdered mind you people were killed not even going to care about itself but in soon going to a town situated far from the going to care about the good of the there is no war now but there is no peace either we knew there was no patient treaty to control the . no honor and i'm certainly not a target of those times here is nearly dead you i was in the army then was memories of those days come thick

will really pull the plug the problem is that when there was a prior lawsuit during clinton's a for eons through the former yugoslavia dennis to sit in the group of other congressmen and. even at that time filed a very similar lawsuit saying that it was illegal and it went to a district court but the district court said in the individual congressmen did not have any sort of standing the reality is i think still a majority of congressmen are going to support the the actions in libya and afghanistan and so on congress is not going to you know in mass come and say that we shouldn't be doing this and try to defund it and besides obama is currently using discretionary department of funds discretionary funds to get around it anyway so you know it's a question of how effective would be but it works to their benefit we do live in a military industrial complex type of world where they have they have the purse strings they have the power this is ours here and there's a lot ahead including the tragedy of teen suicide russian mongols to reign in the epidemic even though experts say there's an all to

military operation drags on the problem is that when there was a prior lawsuit during clinton's or for eons through the former yugoslavia dennis considered a group of other congressmen and even at that time filed a very similar lawsuit saying that it was illegal and it went to a district court for the district courts the individual congressmen did not have any sort of standing the reality is i could still a majority of congressmen are going to support the the actions in libya and afghanistan and so on is not going to. come and say we shouldn't be doing this and try to defund it and besides obama is currently using discretionary department of funds discretionary funds to get around it anyway so it's a question of how effective it would be worse to their benefit we do live in a military industrial complex type of world where they have they have the purse strings they have the power. the first round of protests have flared up in syria against president assad's regime with sixteen people reportedly killed in clashes on friday. planning a third round of sanctions because of the government's crac

financing agreements from its banks utility stocks are also high with germany's electricity producing eon is more than three percent rebounding after the losses in the previous session. here in russia just twenty minutes left on the clock for trading and shoes day session on the r.t.s. is up one point eight percent my sixty one and a half percent very positive some of the biggest gains we've seen in the past months. after up more than two percent on the high of world prices and on speculation that of my acquire a stake in t.n. k b p gazprom shares are up three point eight percent as the company's in negotiations with the bella roosts and ukraine and new years also rocky point eight percent tracking gains in the sector. a nuclear disaster in japan is stressed the need to develop safe energy russian energy is primarily based on fossil fuel but the country has plenty to offer in untapped renewable sources i think the big opportunity here is biomass because you've got vast resources in the forests and it's unexplored at the moment i think you also have very heavy people so you've got bigger i

alexei miller says the company would consider buying into a german energy giant eon no exact size of the stake has been mentioned the gas problem sees it as a potential strategic investments however analysts say any accusation like this would only cause gazprom problems. see a potential conflict of interest in all this because it's there sir much and gas from his interest to. keep the. gas margin high enough from bush to squeeze the electricity monitoring out for us not business put a foot rise until recently central integrated companies from it will be also exposed to the tristram auction which is it's now trying to squeeze a profit. and at this point i don't quite see why it's so important unless of course gas from is preparing itself for a major revision of its. long term contracts with its key customers that will be on also by us probably even in our in there to. save it at the even a stock markets now in the us markets are trading with a minor decline that self to five straight weeks of negative movement best as a largely selling financials with bank of america down two point on

alexei miller says the company would consider buying into a german energy giant eon now exact size of the stake has been mentioned gazprom sees it as a potential strategic investment and believe this could help relations with the e.u.'s negotiations on the price. it's not only a question european custom a social question to grasp from because i was to europe is not going to there's snow stranded there and i'm suffering and they're just going to turn to other sources and. speed up. probably the american. energy terminals experts on the ocean and stuff like that so st of shale gas potential so gas from probably all that we also be interested in not pushing the e.u. too much. maybe one gesture to make sure we indeed to buy into these. presumably suffering companies can suffer from this inexpensive gas and showing gas from a source actually willing to compromise. fries take a look at the stock markets now and in the us they are trading well margin in the low uk and that's off the five straight weeks of declines in the us is a largely selling financials with bank of america down two point

it's, a, much smaller, b, more transparent, c, far less interconnected by eons than the lehman financial system. that's not the diminished problem. it's in a box. we know what the box is. we just don't like what's happening in the box. greece, sadly, is becoming more of a solvency issue, not a liquidity issue. liquidity is attached to keep them solvent. lehman, i would have argued, was solvent, but there was a panic on the liquidity side, which may or may not have been kpexacerbad by government interference and the free markets being scare and uncerta uncertain. no sense going into that now. >> reporter: we receive bank shares just really taking a beating in the last few weeks. it would take a tough stomach, but is this the time to be thinking about buying bank stocks orks do you have to wait for some of this to clear? >> well, you usually make most money when there's the greatest amount of uncertainty and you happen to be right. we've had fairly strong equity markets for a year and a half, haven't we? particularly after qe, which we all know was somewhat artificial. were there sectors t

starting off really mild. 55 by 7 eon some of the lows.y noon, no problem for inland areas, 65 to 92. there's the nothing. it runs into a lot of resistance. although we lose the north wind at the surface, 60s for many already. 67 hayward. san jose is almost 70 degrees. 67 concord, napa airport did dip to 55 this morning. now, 63. 64 san rafael. officially the city is 59 but i've seen 55 to 64 degrees. closer to the embarcadero. financial district. the system digging in the gulf of alaska shows every sign of lifting out. it won't be until tomorrow and then the fog will be surging down the coast tomorrow. today is the day to head down to the beach if you need to get that out of your system because we'll he a big-time cooling trend by thursday and friday. sunny today. warm to hot. late sea breeze. mild lows giving way to warm afternoon highs. 70s, 80s, 90s to 100. tori? >> thank you, steve. >>> happening now the bean gig -- deginning of a -- beginning of a senate hearing. committee members are hearing testimony on the obama administration's c

that's been valueded for eons?h of gold. 15 ounces. >> reporter: the ceo of rosalyn capital in santa monica, one of many investment companies where they spend all day talking gold. here is the pitch. gold is hitting historic highs, above $1500 an ounce. but more to the point, gold was valuable yesterday and it will still be valuable tomorrow. >> a $20 gold piece, for instance, which is is just an ounce, 100 years ago it used to be our currency. you can walk into a store and buy a suit like this with that coin. 100 years later that coin right now is, what? $1400, $1500. you can still go into the store and buy that same suit. >> isn't it time you considered adding gold to your port toll yo. >> reporter: gold luster is being polished by ads on tv, some with ominous overtones. >> the u.s. dollar continues to be a bunch of hot air. >> i'm sure some people buy gold because they're greedy and they think gold is underpriced today and it's going to go up a lot in value. >> reporter: nyu professor of financial history, chair

this has been under the microscope for what seems like eons. it is a fleet that is aging rapidly. somehow getting an adequate plan for the future just is not coming together. this has been the longest running battle since the trojan war. to get you all to update this week. why is it taking so long to get an adequate replacement fleet? >> we will be bringing our planned up here by the end of the summer. we wanted to make sure that we had the information that we needed. the department of defense just- completed a study that you requested for us to be able to take a look at looking -- at using military aircraft for firefighting. they have completed their report. we're still waiting for the report that the corporation has promised us in july that would look at what is the right mix between large air tankers and small air tankers we have been gathering information. we will continue to work with our contractors, who have done a very good job, to be able to maintain the existing fleet so that we can still respond. >> can you give me your sense of the target date? give us a ballpark windy

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