thank you very much. >> thank you. >> garry kasparov joining us via skype from moscow. we had breaking news on citigroup, stay tuned for that. data next week from the employment reports. we're rounding up everything that could impact your investments in the week to come. we're also looking at citigroup, with the possibility of change on the board. plus, if you were confused over the halt of trading of wind shares, you weren't alone. jane wells is here to tell us about it. >> real news out of massachusetts, we'll have it all massachusetts, we'll have it all for you after the break. >>> welcome back. as we have been reporting, dick parsons stepping down from the board of citigroup according to the "wall street journal." parsons served as chairman for three years. the journal is also reporting that the company is expected to elect michael o'neill as the chairman role. anton shipps is chief and investment officer. thanks for calling in, anton. what's your take on parsons stepping down? >> i think it was pretty well broadcast. it has certainly been rumored for quite some tim

interestingly enough it's sort of what isn't being said that matters because opposition protester garry kasparov is saying there that in his micro blog that right now the u.s. state department is not supporting them he really wanted to get more support from the west but everything is gone silent back to you. tube all right jim mcgreevey is live for us in our g. news room following what's happening on line on this election night. to go join me now with his take on the election is evolving into the current and comment that renaissance we can't it's all here in no rush to tell us the way that russia dealt with the economic crisis some people praise that is often cited as really one of britain's main achievements would have different leaders have to solve the crisis and i don't really think so because if you have an economy that has about twenty percent of g.d.p. accounted for by oil and you have the price of all of your main export oil fording significantly as it happened during the protests and in a crisis i think and any kind of. any kind of leader would have contracted a significant so i don't t

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one letter to "the new york times" editor and op-ed in "the wall street journal," march 15 by garry kasparovon this issue. when the u.s. a master of russia, michael mcfaul suggests that there is no association between a country perspective for individual liberties and it business environment, he simply denying reality. when two parties enter into a contract, is essential both parties operate in good faith. there is scant evidence the russian state operates in good faith. as a troubling pattern of intimidation and disregard for the human lot, fraudulent elections coming human rights abuses in government sanctioned anti-americanism. contrary to the administration's assertion, russia is moving further away from international norms and values. in recent months, moscow has on the block u.n. security council action in syria, but continue to sell arms to assess regime responsible for the slaughter is innocent citizens. this is not a government can be trusted or commitments or get a fair shake to american businesses. looking only at the wto context, russia has not lived up to the commitments authori