first to geoffrey, then to david? >> as explained, and it's a very good question, but there's all sorts of data coming through. there's recalculations being done. there's assumptions that were made that have been rethought as new data comes through, possibly from indonesian military radar. we don't know. i have asked the question. there's just a no comment. so i think some countries are giving up more data now, and we are getting recalculations and new assumptions are being made. >> david? >> that's essentially what i've heard, as well. i'm not an aviation specialist, i don't think i should comment on that. but maybe what i can comment on is the earlier question that somebody put to you, how long would it take to search an area this large? just quickly, if you're talking about an area that's 100 by 100 nautical miles, that's 10,000 square nautical miles. one sonar can search about 15 square nautical miles a day. that would give you over 160 days of active searching. that's over two years to search that one area. >> le

geoffrey, what about that? >> jeffrey wise? >> no, geoffrey thomas. geoffrey thomas?> sorry, okay. beg your pardon. look, electrical problem, you've got power from the engines, we know that, so you do have electrical power. you also have a ram air turbine which also provides electrical backup power. there are so many backups on the 777. there is not a scenario that would take out everything and allow the plane to keep flying at the same time. so no, i don't believe that's the case. >> what are the legal implications of all of these scenarios, any of these scenarios here? >> well, as against malaysia air, no matter what the result is found to be, malaysia air is going to be responsible. whether it's hijacking, a terrorist act, act of the pilot, pilot suicide or mechanical failure, they will be responsible. >> my question is now, can malaysia airlines sustain this? can they afford to be in business after this? >> sure, they can. they have at least have $1 billion in insurance. so their liability will probably approach that amount, but they can withstand it with that ins

geoffrey, to you first. you say the orange objects may be easier to locate again than previous mystery items that we have seen. why is that? >> well, if the orange objects are identified as from mh 370, then the university of western australia tracks all the current data, all of these -- where this area is large eddies in that area. and they can then track back to march 8th and tell the searchers exactly where that bit of debris came from. if they have the exact location of where it is picked up, on the exact day, they can track it back to where they came from on march the 8th. and that will then give the ocean shield exact coordinates to travel to. but of course, having said, that it won't be a pinpoint in the sea. it will be an area or probably maybe 30 or 40 square miles. that's kind of the accuracy you're talking about. that's a rough figure. and it can be with the pinger locator. the distance of being about a mile to pick up the ping from the black boxes. you've got, again, be very lucky to get it. >> l

i want to go to geoffrey thomas now. geoffrey, what do you make of what colleen is saying? seem to be chasing some pretty hot clues hopefully, but so far nothing has turned up. and maybe we should be look -- looking elsewhere, or start to look in other places, do you agree with that? >> look, it's certainly very, very frustrating, don. the difference between this flight and 447 is that with 447, we knew exactly where it was going. we had a very clear track of it. it still took us six days to find it after it disappeared. with this airplane, we lost it in the straits of malacca. and now we're using satellite pinging data to triangulate. we're getting evidence that we're not privy to. they haven't told us why they're looking in this particular area, and we asked them locally, and they said no comment. we can't discuss it. so we're not sure what the body of evidence is that points to this. i agree. after three or four more days of turning up nothing, then maybe we better go back to square one and relook at the numbers again. but they did sight some stuff yesterday that was ter

but geoffrey, you also mentioned more satellite information. to your knowledge -- and you may not know this so i don't want to put you on the spot -- but they last night early in the morning or i guess it was around 1:00 in the afternoon when john young gave press briefing this morning, they talked about redirecting commercial satellites. do you know, has that already been done? has that information already been looked at? >> my understanding is that they have redirected them yesterday. and that data is now being processed and sent through. there's a few protocols involved. i'm not sure whose satellites they're using. but there are of course protocols depending on whose country satellites are being used. and then of course the other thing they're very careful about doing is to analyze the data and make sure that what they're saying publicly is as accurate as it possibly can be. and obviously eliminating false returns or things that are clearly not related to an airplane. >> geoffrey, i know you say also the debris field is similar to that of ai

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. >> pam: this is the officer. 38- year-old geoffrey graves. he is a 6-year veteran of the force, who turned himself in to authorities on monday. he faces one count of forcible rape. >> pam: court documents reveal. the victim in the alleged assault, is a woman who had been escorted to a hotel by graves, after he responded to a domestic disturbance at her home. prosecutors say, graves then returned to that hotel and attacked the woman in her room. 39 minutes >> what we do know is that offers a graves transported jane doe to a hotel. his call was cleared. jeffrey graves cleared his call. but we know that his car stayed for an extra 39 minutes. >> pam: a statement of probable cause obtained by kron 4 news reveals. that officer graves removed part of his clothing, but wore his bulletproof vest during the alleged rape. at a news conference, a san jose police spokeswoman read a statement from chief larry esquveil. which sought to >> pam: portray the incident as an isolated case. that had damaged the department's integrity nonetheless. officer geoffre

i don't know. >> geoffrey, do you know the answer to those questions?hink that's a very interesting point that's being raised. and i wonder in fact if we are being told the whole story and whether they actually have even better intelligence that's verifying that this is debris and that gives rise to the prime minister to get up and say we think we've found something. i think he's getting more intelligence than maybe they're letting on. >> let me bring tom fuentes into this as well. there was a very important intriguing article in "the washington post" today. you probably saw it, about what's called this swift upgrade in which the plane, if they would have had it, malaysian airlines, would have given speed, altitude after all communications were cost. and it would have cost $10 per flight if they had it. they didn't install it. "the swift upgrade is technically the capability of bandwidth that the system can operate upon. the need for swift has never been mandated and all our aircraft has what's called the aero h satcom system." . i know you've been look

this is the officer. 38- year-old geoffrey graves. he is a 6-year veteran of the force, who turned himself in to mcnamara and and not authorities on monday. he court documents reveal. the room victim in the alleged, including a room one-room movement assault, is a woman who had been escorted to a hotel by graves, after he responded and soon among whom my amprosecutors say, graves then returned to that hotel and attacked the woman in her room. there has been a spike in vacation rental home church's burglaries in sonoma county since september. the sonoma county sherriff's office say detectives have tracked 52 such burglaries. the thieves have been stealing mainly flat screen tvs, electronics and furniture. three women were arrested in december for three burglaries in santa rosa, windsor and police beileve they are not kit responsible for the latest burglaries. kit oakland police are asking for help in finding two men suspected in an armed robbery. police released photos of these two men suspected of holding up a metro p-c-s store at gun

buenas noches >> así es al principio se daba por hecho que el balazo que recibió lo hubiera disparado geoffrey sospechoso de haber disparado contra policía,. ahora resulta que el dfisparo pudo haber sido de la misma policía >> en dayly city todavía recuerdan el bnloqueo de calles >> salí de mi trabajo, para hacer tiempo fui a un café acá abajo, como a las 10 me llamo mi tía, que estaba dentro, no nos dejaban salir >> la tía de este joven mexicano que vive hace más 1 de año acá dice que el operativo sí afecto a la familia >> mi tía salió a las 3 de la tarde del trabajo, desde ahí no pudo entrar al departamento, esutvo parada con el frío, hacia frío esa tarde >> en un principio se creyo que el policía que recibió el balazo había sido alcanzado por el sospechoso, pero ahora hay investigación de que la bala haya venido de sus compañeros de policía >> la bala no es recuperada todavía >> la bala que hirio al oficial no la hemos recuperado, no poidemos decir si la bala que lo hirio era la bala del sospechoso o del policía >> cuando disparo al vehículo >> la policía sí arresto al sospechoso, ¿la inten

prosecutors say, 38 year old geoffrey graves.the woman to a hotel, after responding to a domestic disturbance at her home last september. but prosecutors say, he then returned to her hotel room. and when she answered the door. he threw her down and raped her. police officials say, if the allegations prove true. the officer will be held accountable. coming up next. we'll take you back out to mission bay where a 5-alarm fire ripped through a condominium project in development. the amazing response from firefighters. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] more team coverage. kron-4's jeff bush also was on the scene of the construction fire most of the evening. he watched close to 150 firefighters' respond to the scene. and finally get this blaze under control. and jeff -- what is happening tonight? fire crews are still here on scene and are expected to be here throughout the evening. this is a fire that has been here throughout the day and fire fighters coming from every station across the city. i

the officer geoffrey graves is accused of attacking a woman on duty and been on paid leave since october. officials say he was an officer who responded to domestic call involving a san jose couple. the wife decided to spend the night at a local hotel and graves drove her there. she chills he came back to the hotel later and raped her. the police chief says this is an isolated incident and not a reflection of the officers. >> vietnam says they are scaling down the search for missing jetliner until authorities come up with better information on where to look. the flight vanished five days ago with 239 people on board. officials are expanding the search to cover south china sea and is investigating the co-pilot for possible safety violations. >>> ukraine prime minister will meet with president obama at the white house. he called on the west to defend ukraine against russia which he says is amended to the teeth and has nuclear weapons. the pentagon estimates there are 20,000 troops, russian troops in the ukraine. >> contra costa county could charge you a fee for making emergency medical cull

officer geoffrey graves is accused of attacking a woman in september while responding to a domestic disturbance call. the wife decided to respond night at a local hotel and he drove her. she claims he returned to the hotel and raped her. her d.n.a. was found on graves' vest. >> new details on a data breach at the california department of motor vehicles. visa has yet to respond whether the cars fell victim to hackers. on saturday, master alerted august of last year to january of this year. there is no evidence of a breach but an investigation "continues." the agency says that it will contact any drivers, if needed. >> a townhall meeting is held in san francisco to discuss a proposed soda tax. the measure will be two cents an hour tax on so sugar drinks but not to diet soda and milk. >>> an important reminder, you only have a week left to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. next monday, march 31, is the last day to sign up for a plan for cover california, the state insurance exchange. if you miss the deadline and are not already covered, you may have to pay a penalty. >> s

last night we got a lot of crucial information from geoffrey thomas. >> geoff regarding this townshipf the transcript retained by the telegraph newspaper you say the signoff from the copilot still doesn't sit right with you. why? >> no. well, the international protocol from the international civil aviation organization is that the signoff should be a repeat of the instruction given by air traffic control. so typically the signoff should be mh 370, contact ho chi minh city on 120.9, good night. it repeats the instruction. that's the international protocol. all right good night is either very -- way too casual, not compliant, or maybe it's a coded message. >> so it could be just sloppiness. you're saying it could also be some sort of a coded message. >> indeed. indeed. >> i guess one way would be to try to find out other planes that the copilot has flown on to see if this is what he commonly signs off with. australia's deputy prime minister came out today urging caution saying whatever the debris is or was may not be floating anymore, may have already sunk. certainly different tone than

geoffrey thomas, editor in chief of airlineratings.com. floyd wise and a principal at the wiser in law firm in chicago. jeff wise, author of "extreme fear." jim tillman, retired pilot. mary schiavo. former inspector general of the department of transportation. thank you very much all of you guys for joining us. mary now represents victims of negligence by transportation companies including airlines. and tom fuentes is a former assistant fbi director. a lot of folks to get tochlt you were plotting with sara. >> it is entirely right and proper that investigators look in to the pilots. of course it is. the police, the criminal, every aspect of it. what has happened in the last few hours, it's taken an unavor i have, unpleasant tone. >> how so? >> because we have sources who aren't named basically saying names of people who it may turn out to be did something wrong. but sara is right. >> they have every right to look in to it. >> of course they document they must. >> you have spoken to an expert on what would have happened to have happen on bo

mike geoffrey knows the tank, and its contents very well. >> ay102 if we take a cup full of the stuff in the tank and put it right there, at the end of the interview we would be dead. yeah. >> he worked 27 years for private contractors monitoring the waste tanks. he quit over a dispute over what the public was told about the situation. he is not surprised that more material has leaked or reports that six more tanks could be at risk. this 580-square mile site is arguably the biggest most polluted area on the content older single-walled storage tanks have leaked to years. the biggest concern, the health of the columbia river. signs representing cleaned up waste sites hang on a fence proof of progress in a region still proud of its role at the dawn of the nuclear age, but the leaking tank and plans for dealing with it have the state and federal government at odds. >> to receive a plan that indicates that preparations and -- and pumping wouldn't begin for two years at the earliest is a concern for us. >> reporter: federal regulators say that there is no threat to public safety. >> the cha

here is the mug shot we just received of the suspect, officer geoffrey grave as six-year veteran of the department. he was charged with forcible rape working as a patrol officer. the 38-year-old was booked into jail and released on $100,000 bail. the district attorney in san jose say that last year on september 26, the officer responded to a family disturbance at the alleged victim's home she shared with her husband. the officers determined no crime was committed but the hotel maid wanted to be taken to a hotel she worked at to stay the night. the officer drove her there in a car. she picked up a key, went to the room and fell asleep. 15 minutes later the officer knocked on the door and she claims he came in, wearing the uniform, grabbed her and sexually asawed her despite resisting verbally and physically and left ten minutes later. the assault was reported three weeks later to an unidentified local law enforcement agency. the d.a. says that physical evidence corroborates the story. the officer was arrested yesterday after a five-month investigation. >> it saddened us. we are out there

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of a san jose police officer accused of rape say their trust has been violated six-year veteran geoffrey graves charged with raping a woman he drove to a hotel after she got into a fire with her husband last september member was on duty. documents show four officers went to the woman's home to respond to that fight, and graves and another officer escorted her to the hotel. graves reportedly returned to that hotel room that night, pushed the woman down to the bed and raped her. the woman did not report the rape until a month later. neighbors who live near graves' home say they're trying to make sengs of it all. >> when you're a little kid your folks tell you to always trust a policeman, a fireman, and something like that happens, that's bad. >> police chief issued this statement, it reads, while this incident is troubling, it tugs at our integrity, it's an isolated incident and by no means a reflection of our officers who perform duties with honor and professionalism on a daily basis. graves has been on paid administrative leave. >> it's 4:39. 49ers made big news on day one of free agency

geoffrey thomas is back with us from bulls brook, australia. >> geoff regarding this township of thetranscript retained by the telegraph newspaper you say the signoff from the copilot still doesn't sit right with you. why? >> no. well, the international protocol from the international civil aviation organization is that the signoff should be a repeat of the instruction given by air traffic control. so typically the signoff should be mh 370, contact ho chi minh city on 120.9, good night. it repeats the instruction. that's the international protocol. all right good night is either very -- way too casual, not compliant, or maybe it's a coded message. >> so it could be just sloppiness. you're saying it could also be some sort of a coded message. >> indeed. indeed. >> i guess one way would be to try to find out other planes that the copilot has flown on to see if this is what he commonly signs off with. australia's deputy prime minister came out today urging caution saying whatever the debris is or was may not be floating anymore, may have already sunk. with certainly different tone than

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s office says 38-year-old geoffrey graves escorted the victim to who had fought with her husband to a hotel. the officer returned to the room 15 minutes later. court documents show he pushed the woman on to the bed and raped her. investigators say there's physical evidence to back the victim's claims. >> although he had cleared the call, his vehicle was at the location for an extra 39 minutes approximately. >> the rape allegedly occurred back in september. graves was arrested on monday after a five-month investigation. >>> after months of silence, senator dianne feinstein accused the cia of spying on the u.s. senate. >> but as kpix 5's allen martin reports, the agency now firing right back at that california senator. >>> reporter: in a rare move, senator dianne feinstein took command of the senate floor to say she had had enough. >> i rise today to set the record straight. >> reporter: one of the intelligence community's strongest supporters in the senate railed against the cia for more than 30 minutes saying that when, in 2009, the senate began investigating how the cia interrogated

this is all coming to light after leaving dc businessman geoffrey thompson pleaded guilty yesterday to supporting the channel campaign when drake was a candidate. so what does this all mean for the mayor of the city just weeks before he goes up for reelection in the democratic primary. i was going to earlier by reverend graham and handler senior pastor at plymouth congregational and will move me on a professor at howard university and hosted inside the issues i started by asking the reverend about what happened to have dropped this revelation to the forefront well i think what happened with the number of things a new one was obviously on islam on clandestine on the steps of the old one thing i think the other thing also had to do with the business of structure in washington dc wanted to make sure that the previous mayor stated how a tree and twenty mm high and then when that didn't happen and the launch i think it was a matter of folks turning up to up the legal guns and trying to examine all to see if there was an eclipse heel in this administration. and what was now at this point abo

the 43 years old want remain anonymous, but tells me was headed to geoffreys a diamonds and the operatory until after it happened. >> we had just closed and it didn't have much to do with our store. the person who was robbed was coming to our store, but not here yet. >> reporter: the jeweler crashed walnut street when a group of masked- mens shouted threats at hill from a silver suh and one man got out and point a gun at him and stole his briefcase. >> that is where he parked his car and if he parked his car somewhere else and if he was followed he might have been robbed then. >> reporter: the jeweler thinks he was followed to san carlos and says his briefcase had diamonds and, gold and other high-end jewels valuing upwards of $400,000. the san mateo county sheriff's office needs the public's help to track down the four suspects last seen in a silver honda pilot with paper license plates. >> we are working this case diligently like now and we have a pretty good track record with arresting bad guys and hopefully we'll efind the people and take them off the streets. >> the jeweler says it

geoffrey graves is accused of attacking a woman after driving her to a hotel of a domestic dispute. >ve, bay bridge officials will tear down the $9.4 million bicycle path on the new eastern span which is less than seven months old, but they have to make room for the new path opening at the end of the month. >> tracking if along coast and in the north bay valley. tomorrow live doppler 7 hd and i will track rain. there are several chances in the "7 on your side". >> seven, so far, a light commute to start off, with a couple of accidents but mostly we are looking at clear conditions. the fog will hamper the commute headed through the north bay so use the low beams. >> people in woodside are told to watch out for a mountain lion spotted yesterday morning. it made no threatening moves and vanished. if you spot a mountain lion do not approach. female could have cubs that are being protected. >> first lady continues her trip to china with a trip to the museum housing the famous warriors. she and her daughters are in day four of the trip. yesterday, they visited the great wall. the trip is in

hands next to me in my name is jim what's her name my name is geoffrey. thanks for joining us here in our international moments away from the world update for now though the latest suicide bombing in iraq it's left more than forty people dead well over one hundred injured explosives hidden in a truck went off at a checkpoint in the city of hell and this was during morning rush hour and surgeons are attempting to further destabilize the country ahead of upcoming elections and independent filmmaker chandan he says the west's proxies in the gulf monarchies they're the ones to blame. on the one hand i'm really kind of well if you go needs the whole lot where the training to really counts of that work force which they're facing the same time who is giving succor who is giving oxygen to that world it's really is the regime is based in london and washington and our strew is a proxy it's in the gulf will it said that and saudi arabia are at war the first time he uses language he said they are at war with iraq through the through the wards so really with maliki go

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geoffrey graves charged with raping a woman he drove to a hoi hotel after she got into a fight with her last september. four officers went to the woman's home to respond to the fight, graves and another officer escorted her to that hotel but graves reportedly returned to the hotel room later that night, pushed the woman down on to the bed and raped her. investigators say the woman didn't report until about a month later. neighbors who live near graves' home trying to make sense of it all. >> when you're a little kid, your folks tell you to always trust a police officer, a fireman, and something like that happens, that's bad. >> san jose police chief issued this statement, reads, the incident is troubling, tugs at our integ gret. it's an isolated incident and by no means a reflection of our officers who perform with honor on a daily base si. graves has been on the paid administrative leave for the last five months. >>> a forensic analyst says oscar pistorius not wearing his prot threatic legs when shot and killed hgirlfriend through the bathroom door. it's an important detail it tests wh

to me in my name is june what's your name my name is geoffrey. i don't understand all the world can lead to nato. say sorry. russia's and or to you and lashes out at american mainstream media for turning a blind eye to evidence suggesting it cranes new coalition hired snipers in kenya. that transcript which created quite a stir in russian and some european media was completely ignored russia calls on the un to launch a probe into the mine down killings are just like senior shafiq he was caught in the firing line there. for which i was two minutes away from being shot dead. recalls what he witnessed during the violence in ingraining capital. and also a surprising vision of the world from ukraine's new prime minister he tells a gathering in brussels that iran already has nuclear weapons and. even bush. on the ground three russian tanks. russian tanks have never crossed the border but mr yeltsin oops outlandish statements seem to go unnoticed or are glad. over in the western media. what you heard here national coming to you live from moscow with mem

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it's nice to me in my name is to know what's your name my name is geoffrey. i told you my language as well but i will only react to situations spoke i have read the reports. are true and no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your play. list or carry a car is on the docket no. thank you no more weasel words. when you think you did the right question and he prepared for a change when you should be ready for a. critical stage. down the freedom to. live your. life you know he's. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. if you're just joining us welcome to the program her nazi international he could be executed has already received death threats and is pinning his hopes on the u.s. giving him shelter but an openly gay saudi diplomat who are seeking asylum has now been left in legal limbo and some believe it's all about politicking. and investigations. if saudi arabia being gay could be punished by death public lashings or jail time that's the law four years ago the employees of the saudi consulate in los angeles found out th

it happened friday afternoon across the street from geoffrey's diamonds. the suspect grabbed a case and hopped into a getaway car, a newer model silver honda pilot. the stolen jewels are reportedly worth a half million dollars. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," a popular bay area park gets a multimillion dollar facelift. we'll show you the improvements and the additions. >>> and using twitter to track outbreaks. we'll explain how doctors are using the social media network to predict medical emergencies before they happen. >>> good morning to you. look at these folks getting loosened up and ready to go for the run the bay challenge of the one of the series of races that folks will try to complete in the next 12 months. >>> doctors say twitter may help them track hiv outbreaks. researchers analyzed tweets posted between may and december of 2012 looking for phrases associated with risky sexual and drug activity. they found a link between risky tweets and counties with the highest hiv cases. those researchers hope to use the information to predict where h

ambassador geoffrey pyatt says ukraine's military is irretrievably outmatched by the honed russian force that took crimea. >> they moved swiftly with overwhelming force to defeat the ukrainians. there is no military answer to that. in the short term, there is nothing that we can do in terms of military involvement or military assistance that's going to change the basic realities of geography and the balance of power between ukraine and russia. >> warner: what the u.s. can do for ukraine, says pyatt, is help it with long-term economic development. and he sees great promise there. >> you've got a border with four e.u. member states, you've got fabulous human resources, agricultural resources, shale gas. what ukraine has suffered from is bad governance and this revolution of dignity is an opportunity to correct that. >> warner: but ukraine's economy is in as nearly-ragged shape as its forces. with tens of billions in foreign debts coming due, its treasury nearly empty, and the months of unrest and uncertainty have frozen much needed foreign investment. many restaurants in kyiv sit half-empt

. >> hey, geoffrey we have to ask you. we're shielding it and our correspondent is shad don't go away it. it's the pinger locator, has a pinger locator on it. >> yep. >> there is concern time may have run out for that or it's either quickly rung out. how is this ship going to help you in this search? >> okay, well, look, that's a very good question, don. the university of western australia in fact tracks the currents in the indian ocean all the time. they have all that data stored on computer. so as soon as they identify a piece of debris from this airplane, say it's some time today, they get the coordinates of that, they can go through their computer modeling and track it right back to its original spot the bit of debris was on march 8th. and they'll send the ocean shield right to those coordinates, and it can launch its pinger. and if necessary, the autonomous underwater vehicle as well. so we have got excellent data on the currents, the eddies in the area. it's just a matter of confirming one piece of debris, and then w

crossed out whether there is a new cold war i'm joined by my guests geoffrey hosking in london he is an americas professor of russian history at university college london in berlin we have wolf richter he is a security expert with the german institute for international and security affairs as well as former cea inspector and in new york we cross to he is a geo political analyst and founder of stop imperialism dot org all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it jeffrey in london if i can go to you first are the west and the in the in russia destined to be adversaries. i think the situation since the cold war has really been very difficult and one of the problems is memory memory of the cold war the fact that the poles the baltic republics the czechs and one karin's have a clear memory of being dominated by the soviet union experience which they didn't like so that as the years went by and the warsaw pact fell apart they wanted a new form of security and they therefore invited the european union and nato to take

an honest nice to me in my name is jim what's your name my name is geoffrey. oh and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter although spinning ukraine with the crimean said to vote on their status the west continues to threaten russia with sanctions how long will the standoff last and hasn't washington already blinked. cross-talk the ongoing crisis in ukraine i'm joined by my guest happy escobar in bangkok he is the asia times roving correspondent in new york we have and lee she is a professor at new york university and author of the book what the u.s. can learn from china and in london we crossed to martin mccauley he is a specialist on international affairs at the university of london all right cross talk rules and the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i would very much appreciate it pepe if i go to you first in bangkok i don't think i've come across more divergent narratives about an international crisis since august two thousand and eight when georgia attacks south of setia it took western media weeks in most cases

to me in my name is june what's your name my name is geoffrey. ride investigation the fishing industry reveals the hidden in troubled waters of fish fun. fun to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole world growing profit defeats officials inquiry furthermore health restrictions. i don't. really know what's inside the. fish. you're watching international the oil giant shell has joined the likes of barclays and the noise banking group to speak out against independence for scotland warning the move would be bad for business nor smith has more. the oil giant's c.e.o. has come down firmly on the side of the no campaign saying he would prefer scotland to remain in the u.k. because independence carries risks and uncertainties interestingly the chairman of shell u.k. originally said the company wouldn't be weighing in on the debates and it's purely a matter for the school to decide but the c.e.o. has written not to create this. business from politics i think mcleod he is independent i started by asking hi

hands next to me in my name is jim what's her name my name is geoffrey. russian journalists are denied entrance in eastern ukraine where a thousand strong anti-government rally is taking place moscow says kiev is attacking press freedom. ukraine's alter an ash militia groups pursue a chit of a power a far right near the tories of his extremist statements confirms he is running for president. and he gonna sit become the weapons of choice of british criminals because of their excess will and legal. which aren't international coming to life in moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program. moscow has accused thora he's of violating press freedom and imposing censorship after several crews of russian journalist were denied access to the country they were stopped at the airport in the east of the country were thousands of people are protesting against the interim government and its policies are just pure all over is there and bring us the details i flew into don't yet. today you know i was alongside a american colleague of mine from the aussies ruptly news age