g. eight leaders and from me. free flowing conversation couldn't happen in the slighty plane a strike of a chicago summit and had in the retreat at camp david but i don't think we'll ever get a full explanation of all right natasha thank you very much for coming on the show that was natasha lennard reporter at salon dot com. well the f.b.i. today arrested top members of the hacktivist group sac the f.b.i. in new york filed charges against people it was reportedly made possible by this man twenty eight year old hector and they view him on seeger seeger five. it's a being a former member of the hacktivist group and is now working with the f.b.i. now with his help police today arrested a man by the name of jeremy hammond's hemet is named as the person behind hacking into strat for a private u.s. intelligence for he and the others face several charges including computer hacking conspiracy court documents say the group is responsible for hacking into several computer systems of businesses u.s. and foreign government ag

g. eight and stephanie tried to dissipate. and how successful do you think this venue changes will be and silencing. thing occupy protesters who know various rules i think people feel that it's a victory move because it seems like that threats have been responded to but also nato is still going ahead everyone. day and divergent point. with the nato summit the global attention so i don't think actually the much throwing away of crowds and the much interest in the crowd between maryland and chicago because as i said davis really inaccessible . since both of these protests are they were both supposed to go on. coincidentally because these two summits were happening in chicago you expect the protests in chicago to be just as massive just as powerful and just the numbers i do i do i don't think it will change change much because the momentum is. really you know these are the summit their way of protest making inequality and the problem with the leadership we have the same they used the occasion of a summit to do so but it's really

g. eight leaders and. the free flowing conversation couldn't happen in the slighty plane a strike over chicago summit and have in the retreat at camp david but i don't think we'll ever get a full explanation of the news right now taaffe i thank you very much for coming on the show that was natasha lennard reporter at salon dot com. well as the world fears another war brewing in the middle east we continue to hear pro-war rhetoric coming from republican presidential candidates they haven't we hear a lot of we we did hear a lot of it today at apac the influential jewish lobbying group but there are also key players in congress today that consistently band together and advocate taking military action abroad john mccain is one of them and just yesterday he said this about how to handle syria and only realistic way to do show which was for air power the united states should lead an international effort to protect key population centers in syria especially in the north through airstrikes on assad's forces. and h

g. eight protest to camp david in maryland it is just speculation at this point. there's no proof that the reasoning behind it is to avert these protests is that correct that's correct but that's the kind of proof you get the words president obama use to fulfill a teacher free flowing conversation between the g eight leaders and. the sleep free flowing conversation couldn't happen in this like he plane ascites progress chicago summit and how to be in the retreat at camp david but i don't think we'll ever get a full explanation of the right matushka thank you very much for coming on the show that was natasha lennard reporter at salon dot com. well as the world fear is another war brewing in the middle east we continue to hear pro-war rhetoric coming from republican presidential candidates and we heard a lot of it today at apac influential if you were to lobbying group but there are also key players in congress today that consistently ban together and advocate taking military action on broad john mccain is one of them and just yesterday he said this about how to han

film and coming are you going to bypass the g eight are doing something for ga we're still going to go to the g. eight and we're also going to be nato in chicago that's going to be you know the protest laws in chicago that have been implemented are providing additional challenge for us and we're going to use it showcase a lot of new tools in citizen and independent journalism we have a drone helicopter that is capable of live streaming we have cameras that we can mount on buildings that can stay live for days and days upon end without having any recharging and we're going to set up our headquarters and i. they're not our alternate communication networks and we're going to we're going to capture what goes on there maybe we can turn it into a turn into a film if the battle in seattle is any indication of what's to come in in chicago for nato and all of the activists that we're seeing already booked tickets and hotels to fly in from around the world you know i don't think that since since the g eight has been moved i don't think it means that we should we should pull out from protestin

g. eight leaders to camp david on may eighteenth to nineteenth for the summit which will address a broad range of economic political and security issues so. i thought a free flowing discussion i do think that they're trying to get away from the protesters there because we knew that of course there were mass actions planned at the g eight summit not to mention that chicago had a lot of plans on clamping down on the protesters that well look at that is what you have is this movement it has no momentum it's horizontal the it is by all mainstream media accounts a year old and as for me the six the most powerful countries in the world and their representatives to anything to a military base so i say yes because of the upcoming and yes the occupy movement scroll is this this is just transpiring an hour or so before you show it live so clearly the our president hasn't developed a response to this my hope is that we'll go have some presence outside of camp david but i know that before i started i was part of the protest movement a particle military bases were private bradley manning so it is pos

g. eight b. and you're playing a.g.g. . if you are god then performed on the rickles. the last rehearsal before the performance. for the veteran actor dimitri polyakov who's decided to leave the stage it's the very last one. you should be more accurate and smile of for the young and i code in the upcoming meeting with the director he's going to quit have could be the start of her acting career. but she still has to go through difficult tests. was a. drug hurting. my folding sheets of paper the teenagers learn how to make no pads victor is among them says there's hello everyone rob lowe to you to hello of course he dreams of a glittering career in the theater but he understands that the profession of a brochure maker could come in handy one day. ok it's old i'm. a tangent to the edges here victor's teachers say that his passion for the theatre has affected his character. how much of it's difficult to work claims that he's a perfectionist he wants everything to be done quickly and clear like on the stage . as mix it up yes but here you have to be more accurate more preci

g. eight different other economic potential collapse it isn't easy and you know we're all tell me about the g. twenty you personally took part in the g. twenty meeting or finance ministers in mexico right so will the g. twenty summit that we're there that will take place soon will it take some important steps in reforming world financial institutions later this year. you see each year. it's just happened each year g twenty. discuss a number of police was more important one but a man a number of issues all with one is the most important for these year the most important issue is the increase in the financial capacity of the international monetary fund. this is the most urgent decisions need to be taken by the jump into nations the process of preparing the right decisions and the right agreements but will all g twenty members ease going on it's not easy job but. even in mind with the recent developments in. these enormous job done by our european colleagues dealing with the greece financial crisis it's clear that we need to have far better prepared for calm in financial. crisis if any of c

g. eight summit and was there will be a specific commitment to. our security forces for a longer term financial commitment and right after that in july we will have a conference on afghanistan focusing on economics and development look you and that's where we've secured. a longer term commitment financial commitment significant commitment a law it will come down over time but it will not come down in twenty four as for foreign aid they say that there's a huge difference between money spent on afghanistan and the money spent in afghanistan dollars for institutions that operate in your country really help reboot the economy or is it really a question of pumping money from one pocket to another well this is the need for any. and not everything strains on a country spending in that country. it is it goes into the country or it doesn't even go into that country it's more acute of a problem in your country. focus of our recent discussions three years ago we had a kabul conference that was the prime focus and therefore we need to see more spend through a

the european union you always see the g eight nato but since then. the c.e.o. has has been pretty passive in their address in the afghan issue is it right or or or is there all the wrong impression i get. at the conference the virtue thousand mile of successful she was a good one says we're not the two documents one was the declaration of war which was supported by all who but the sponsor of the conference and another was a plan of action which was. liberated by the c. a member states and afghanistan and since then we've been working together to. accomplish the tasks visaged in this plan of action well afghanistan is a very special case for the a c. or it is a neighboring country and the seal member states wish it to restore peace and security to develop itself and to become an independent neutral self-sufficient. prosperous country and the as your member states by like really are. doing a lot to a system going to stand as the organization the c.e.o. is combating terrorism and drug trafficking and other new challenge which is. has grown in proportions to the le

g. eight thirty am in moscow these iraqi headlines fueling the prior un mediators struggle to get the warring sides in syria to negotiate london vowing to keep the cash flowing to rebels in their fight against damascus and dozens of u.s. allies expected to commit even more support for the opposition at an international conference sunday. french politicians using the gunman who killed seven people including three schoolchildren as a trump card in pre-election campaigning french born mohammed merah of algerian origin has been buried near the city of toulouse following days of debate over these remains. spain's prime minister set to announce a new wave of austerity measures a day after a nationwide strike led to violence between protesters and police aimed at saving the country tens of billions of euros. that's next partner andrews takes you on a more explorations around the russian capital moscow out coming up. allow our welcome to the show in this week's edition we take a look at the subject of drawings all along while this was a couple things and various schools galleries and shops the subjec

g. eight summit and i wish there would be a specific commitment to. our security forces for a longer term financial commitment and right after that in july we will have a conference on afghanistan focusing on economics and develop in tokyo and that's where we use it to secure. a longer term commitment financial commitment significant commitment although it will come down over time but it will not sort of sharply come down in twenty four after four and a they say that there's a huge difference between money spent on afghanistan and the money spent in afghanistan dollars for institutions that operate in your country really help rebuild the economy or is it really a question of pumping money from one pocket another well this is a new force for an ear. not everything that spins on a country in the end that country. it is it goes into the country or it doesn't even go into the country is it more acute of a problem in your country it is certainly a year then that is again the focus of our recent discussions three years ago we had a couple conference that wa

bars the movement is currently planning to draw tens of thousands of demonstrators to the upcoming g eight and nato summit in may. but this week the u.s. military is unveiling its latest non-lethal weapon to members of the press. if you don't like opening up an open door almost next to me. from about my sternum to my neck the new active denial system can repel crowds using an invisible electromagnetic beams that delivers a blast of intense heat up to one kilometers away without a sound a smell or even a warning the weapon promises to disperse crowds and reinforce security while the military weapon isn't currently intended to be used by police critics say ray guns like water cannons could eventually be rolled out in the land of the free we are seeing an intensification of repression because people are challenging the system and challenging it in europe are challenging it in the united states and it's easy for our leaders to point the finger somewhere else rather than take responsibility here in america to anything differently lecturing others our democracy and human rights has become a bran

g. eight actually that uses death sentences one. really reveals is that in this country we are at a hopefully a moral tipping point and that is our humanity starts to reveal itself or realizing that the debates within states is really where the abolition movement is really taking hold and so with illinois becoming the sixteen states across the death penalty a lot of the arguments were not just about morality but also about cost and the fact that you know spending one hundred million dollars over ten years was a reducing crime it wasn't making us safer and so i think we're also hopefully getting more pragmatic in this country and also looking at our moral compass right i mean. there's there's been no evidence of deterrence using the death penalty so practically it's not a good idea and it costs more money to execute someone than you keep them in prison so economically it's not a very good idea either but do you see any mention illinois the sixteenth state do you see this as a trend going on in the hopefully in the not too distant fut

g. eight great fears of mass demonstrations in chicago forced the summit of the world's richest economies to be blown out of the windy city we'll tell you where it's heading next and. retirement at thirty two and a pension one hundred fifty times your salary hungary's constitution it gets an eye popping make over but all that's not what it seems as we explain on our t.v. dot com. more news today borland's is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing in the streets of canada. trying to look for asians through the day . to a substantial degree and one farm or another socialism has spread but shadow of the regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow isn't croaking. to leave early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases. for misleading them that the united states is trying to build it's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around. we don't have a problem bases on america we don't have any british ba