when against gazprom and kick them as hard as we could.explain what gazprom was doing. >> they were in the arctic, with this rig. they were trying to be the first company to pump oil from the icy waters of the arctic them and therefore, spark a new arctic oil rush. greenpeace's position was that we have to keep the oil in the ground, we cannot be looking for new sources of oil and exploiting them. it was the most controversial oil rig in the world, and that is why these guys plan to hang a pot off of it and focus attention on that rig by having people who live in the pod for days, maybe weeks. then we saw the events use on the film come the massive overreaction, shots fired and being dragged off to prison for 15 years. aaron: the issue why the focus on the arctic? this is 13% of the worlds untapped oil. can you give us a layout of just what is at stake here with the risk of drilling and how much energy we're talking about? >> two things. supreme irony that as the ice melts, well companies, instead of seeing it as a profound warning to vani

guys from -- gazprom has outlined a plan to construct a new pipeline through the baltic sea. the russian company said it struck a deal with major clients in europe. there's already a pipeline in operation through the baltic seek, but gazprom seems to be looking for additional routes to rom pacifica, this is democracy now! >> at this point we haven't nine victims -- have nine victims in this crime that has been committed. >> do believe this was a hate crime? >> i do believe this was a hate crime. amy: a white gunman is still at large after killing nine people during a bible study at the historic emanuel african methodist episcopal church in charleston, south carolina. it is one of the largest and oldest black congregations in the south.

the biggest russian companies, gazprom, for instance, are listed on the london stock market without threat - the sort of thing that would hurt moscow. >> it was clear from the point when the government started to construct the sanctions programme that big russian money would not be affected. that seems to have been designed to protect british interests in russia against retaliation, and one aassumes in the interests of the financial services industry. the big question is whether the right people. the most important people have been targeted by the sanctions. >> the u.s. took a tougher line targetting people accused of involvement in the murder of the lawyer. his employer takes the view that the european line is ineffective. >> it's the herding cat problem. you have too many different voices and you add on the corruption problem. and the corruption problem being that there are certain people in the government on the payroll of russia. >> in recent months france and germany suggest more sanctions mite worsen with russia leading the u.k. as a hawk. given the way money rushes through the city

and meanwhile the biggest russian companies gazprom for instance, are not listed.tructing its sanctions program that really big russian money was not going to be affect. that seems partly to have been designed protect british interests in russia against retaliation but also one assumes in the interest of the financial services industry here at as well. the question is whether the right people, the most important people have been actually targeted by these sanctions. the u.s. is taking a tougher line targeting people involved in the murder of sergei magnitski. >> the herding scat problem which is just you have too many different voices. then you add onto that the corruption problem and the corruption problem being that there are certain people in europe both in the european parliament and in different european governments that are on the payroll of russia. >> in recently months, france and germany have suggested that the claption of russia leefl the u.k. as a supposed hawk. but given easy way in which russian money washes through city of london, european sanction he

gazprom the sort of thing that would really hurt moscow. it was clear that when the government started constructing its essential program that really big russian money was not going to be affected. that seems partly to have been designed to protect brich -- british involvement the really big question is whether the right people the most important people have actually been targeted by these sanction he. the u.s. has taken a -- sanctions. murder of the lawyer sergei magnitski. >> you start out with what i call the herding cat problem which is you just have too many voices. then you add onto that the corruption problem and i should say the corruption problem being that there are certain people in europe both in the european parliament and in different european governments that are on the payroll of russia. >> in recent months france and germany have suggested more sanctions might worsen the collapse in relations with russia leaving the u.k. as the supposed hawk. but given the easy way russian money washes through city of london european sancti

gazprom for instance continued to be listed on the london stock market without any apparent threat thething that would really hurt moscow. it is clear here when the government started constructing its sanctions program that really big russian money was not going to be affected. that seems partly to be designed to protect british interests in russia against retaliation but also one assumes in the interests of the financial industry here as well. the really big question whether the right people the most important pete people have actually been targeted you about these sanctions. the u.s. has taken a tougher line for example targeting people involved in the measured of sergei nitske. >> you start out with the herding cat problem which is you just have too many different voices. then you add onto that the corruption problem. i should say the corruption problem being that there are certain people in europe both in the european parliament and different governments that are on the payroll of russia. >> in recent months, france and germany have suggested more sanctions might worsen the collaps