i'm going to be at the gilligan theater, a very old theater, the globe, and the globe is where my motherher very first professional appearance in london, was at the globe theater. and i wish i could remember the name, i should have written it down. my memory about names and places now is dreadful, but lines i can remember. >> that's important. >> that's a different compartment of the brain, let me assure you. >> but it must be special, though. i think the point you were about to make was, this was your first time on this stage? >> in london? >> in this play on this stage? >> in this play in london, yes, never done it there. no, no, no. but, you know, they are great devotees of noel coward in england, he's a favorite son, and to play coward in london is such fun. anyway, the role is such a crazy lady, you know, i just love doing that. >> how do you process all these years later being on the stage where your mother first started? >> well, in fact, it hadn't really kind of come in and centered in my mind until now, where i really -- because i have played london before, gypsy and also the ol

more headlines in brief now from iran the globe. authorities in california have a terrorist state of emergency after an earthquake hit some francisco bay area it's the largest in a quarter of a century almost ninety people have been injured three of them critically there's been significant damage to buildings and public facilities all nearly seventy thousand homes have been left without power. at least five people have been killed in a fresh series of us really are strikes three large but so several vehicles were also destroyed and some israeli strikes killed ten palestinians mostly women and children the number of people killed in gaza surpassed the twenty one hundred mark this weekend pull something close enough to see as the nation chooses a new leader who will inherit a legacy of years of rampant corruption that's brought the country to the brink the opposition leader it is so far in front in the race according to these exit polls from a lot of reports from the scene for r.t. . this election that is seen as a race between two ma

and it's a threat on the stability of the region and the whole globe. it's not only iraq or kurdistan. it's not only yazidis. they are now a victim of that act or isis act. but the global -- all the globe, the united states, everywhere is facing that threat. >> thank you so very much for your insight and your personal conneion to this. i think you've helped us understand it a whole lot more. we really appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> that is all for today's edition of "press pass," but you can find this and other past conversations on our website. it's

i go to the example of what the boston globe did. people in the culture today, the way we look at the disintegration of the congress of the united states and the lack of truth telling by members of congress, you can imply that to many institutions in this country. all i'm trying to get at is that this is all part of a larger texture. we needed it in business. we need it looking at sports. we need to find out what's going on about all of these things. we also still have this problem about all of these things about an audience that is less interested in the truth. >> elizabeth has something she wants to say. i really want to respond to your question, because i think having done a lot of reporting about -- even though i'm a columnist with opinions, about the irs matter, i do have an opinion about that also, which is it's a very serious question about misuse of the irs and suggestions that political groups were being targets because of their politics are very serious and legitimate questions. but my knowledge of therzl developments sugge

from around the globe. to genetics but eugenics vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was stolen from in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till now really rather not talk about that but. these aren't just soldiers this spits no soldier rushes internal special forces but being tough and good with a gun may not be enough for these extreme terrorists. only the most capable will be to the end. of. those whose dreams can melt away exhaustion all ranks put themselves through fine smoke and water but not for money promotion. is the coveted crimson their. language at all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports to let you know for sure no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point i come on to say that mr k.l.a. car is

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i am the one that across the globe then your point of blowing out the real fear for the obama i don't know but i'll be yelled i don't know but i'm hung over the boat but it really angered her i was there although this is the scene in lugansk central market it was hit on monday but the smell of burning still not once having only air out on the street in the line of fire this is a ghost city market and mon cher like to fear groups. we rush to the first bomb shelter in other basement. candles can still be found in the shops and they've become crucial in a city without electricity. i'm just about to start for the northeast to have her. show her just minutes away from us the near constant bombardment is taking its toll on locals. but you're right there are. big tory tells us she has little choice but to state what you nugent only a couple. not of juggling. thousands of refugees have pulled out of the guns to escape the recent shelling and even if this turns out to be the final assault on the city as the government in kiev claims the effects of this is stained fighting will be felt by civil

from around the globe. looking. back british politician and broadcaster george galloway was taken to hospital after being attacked in broad daylight in central london the m.p. spokesman said his rib and joel may have been broken his marine a cause of it with more on the incident. when he was posing for photographs with people in central london apparently a man started shouting something related to the holocaust and then he proceeded to partnership and george galloway's suspect the suspects have suffered a broken jaw a broken rib severe bruising to his face and head now because that man was shot in something related to the holocaust it left the spokesperson to believe that this is related to george galloway's controversial statements about israel of course he's an avid pro palestine supporter and he has said that he doesn't recognize the state of israel and doesn't debate with israelis in fact this is not the first time has been attacked in two thousand and three he was accused of racism when he walked out of the uni

globe. to the. breaking news this hour russia plans to send a second aid convoy to devastated eastern ukraine as the humanitarian situation that continues to deteriorate under constant bombardment by kiev's forces. bases the ukrainian army dropped more bombs people are forced to bury loved ones in their backyards cut off from cemeteries. nobody uses statements in step up their recruitment campaign with young muslims from across the globe joining the extremists we report on the scale on the threat of the jihadist movement. in the u.k. and france when a growing border. is accused of becoming a refueling stop the thousands of illegal migrants hoping to get to britain. are you watching the international we're coming to you live from moscow it's now one pm here in the russian capital it's good to have you with us russia is planning to send another aid convoy to ukraine civilians that continue to face a humanitarian crisis that's according to a statement by russia's foreign minister. joins me now with mor

sun take a swing around the globe to look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour for the strongest quake in twenty five years to hit california has endured over one hundred twenty people six of them critically in a state of emergency has been declared after the six point zero magnitude earthquake hit the san francisco bay area there has been significant damage to buildings and public facilities nearly seventy thousand homes have been left without power. thousands of pro and anti-government protesters have gathered in the yemeni capital after negotiations with rebels failed president hardy's envoys held talks with the rebels commander since thursday asking him to abandon protests demanding the resignation of the government and a reversal of fuel price increases meant later halted talks with the shiite rebels accusing them of attempting to restart the fighting the demonstrators took part in different parts of it. with no clashes between the protest groups occurring. voting has ended because yaz the nation chooses a new leader who will inherit a legacy of years

from around the globe. local. t.v. . line has become a major pain in the ass thanks to the t.s.a. they've come up with a million asinine rules supposedly to keep us safer we have to take our shoes off we can't travel with snow globes anymore for real we have to put our shampoo in tiny bottles we have to go through these weird questionable full body scanners it's just ridiculous it be one thing if we all felt like the t.s.a. is average for keeping us safer but that's hardly the public perception and then when you hear stories like this it becomes that much more of a joke a woman without a plane ticket just waltz started into the san jose airport sordid past all the documents checkers went to the gate walked past the airline ticket collectors and boarded the plane which then took off she had no take it no one had any idea who she was or that she was even there and she just got on the plane and took off with the rest of the passengers she could have been a high ranking al qaeda member for all this thread was a airport knew all of her fellow passengers could have been in grave danger

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according to the basketball globe, the president only spent a mere 30 minutes at the house upon arrival before departing for the golf course, where he spent the majority of the weekend on the links. in between rounds of golf, the president had time to squeeze in an appearance at the democratic senatorial fund-raising campaign at the beach. while critics pounce on the president for vacationing while chaos is erupting all around the globe, the white house insists he can do his job from anywhere. yesterday after president obama was briefed on the situations in iraq and gaza, he delivered remarks to the american people on the situation in iraq. president obama is scheduled to return for the white house for two days for meetings midway through the trip, but he will head back to the vineyard immediately after those appointments. >> apparently he also made up with hillary. there are also reports that the president will attend a party tomorrow where his future presidential hopeful will be in atense dance. hillary called the president to clear up her comments about his foreign policy from over t

that someone in the different part of the globe can come to the united states and bring an infectious disease i'm mentioning sarah's because it is why e bottle is different and the risk is a lot lower when we had sarah's in 2003 it was spread like the common cold the offeral mortal rates was 11 percent and over 50 was 50 percent spread like the common cold no vaccine and no cure we were scared sarah's happened in 4 months fortunate because of practices we were able to contain it e bottle is a different agent it's scarier the mortality rates is 50 percent fortunately it spread only by blood or body excludes not spread like the common cold you have to have closed contact so we don't expect it to spread around the world like sarah's. someone doesn't become infectious unless they're very, very sick so the only people that are coming into contact are the close contacted or health care workers so we're prep the health care community if someone flies back during the incubation period. the third thing to realize i've mentioned because of the mortality rate is high it's one the eir i didn't se

from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. i would rather ask questions to people who positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. overflight . did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution which says that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck all books. that are going on i'm sorry and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying the truck crashed on the base a real discussion critical issues facing america about her ready to join the movement then welcome in the big picture. back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour the federal government says that the diablo canyon nuclear power plant located halfway between l.a. and san francisco is perfectly safe and their power experts are over disagree what's the real deal with diablo canyon and what are the chances of a fukushima. style meltdown right he

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and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! >> yaerth preparedness is a way of life in san francisco san francisco we hope the new law requiring the upgrades is soft story building will help keep residents safe and sound. so bill tell me about the soft story building program what is it >> it's a program the mayor signed into law a year and a half ago the whole idea was to help homeowners strengthen buildings so they wouldn't collapse. >> does the soft story program apply to all buildings. >> it only applies to buildings built in a timeframe of 1978 and earlier it's aimed at wood framed building 3 or more stories and 5 are more units but the openings at the garage level and the street level are not supported in many buildings without the support in a major earthquake the professionals sent them to flatten and many are under rent control so everybody's advantage to do the work and make sure the

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[laughter] but you know they are having problems with this warming phenomenon because the globe hasn't warmed in 15 years. the massive panic is a problem. i'm afraid a lot of this global warming talk goes back to where i started. it's one way to get more control at the federal level. a lot of aspects of our economy have developed across the country. we need to take care baram by men. we need to continue to improve everything we do, our air and our water and armed by or mitt but what we are spending now, even the folks who believe it say that these hundreds of billions of dollars we are spending on global warming is not going to make a fraction of a difference within the next 50 or 100 years. there is no one claiming that what we are doing is actually going to change anything in the near term or even the long term. so let's don't confuse taking care of our environment and making sure that we continue to reduce pollution in every way that we can. i think we are making progress in that area but to do what they are doing under this guise of weather change is completely ridiculous right now

have heard story after story of how the situation has impacted the lives of individuals around the globe. both among my friends and family and also complete strangers. i cannot thank you enough for your prayers and support. >> south africa has banned souths from guinea, africa, and sierra leone from entering the country. its own citizens are returning from high risk countries, but it will be used -- but they will be subjected to strict screening. has put off a lot of people from traveling to the african continent. >> they may be thousands of kilometers from the ebola outbreak in west africa, but countries as far east as kenya and as far south as south africa are feeling the aftershocks of the crisis. away fromre turning the continent in the thousands africa's 54 four of countries having confirmed cases of the disease. >> the notion is we are all the same. whena similar sentiment there have been other outbreaks of violence somewhere in kenya. , people in violence canada think it is not safe to fly to africa, not to kenya. tosome operators say that up 80% of their customers from asia have

a predator type drone can shoot at any point around the globe. pilot remains concealed in a bunker deep beneath the nevada desert. he can shoot a target in afghanistan or pakistan. in the nearby secluded town of indian springs inhabitants observe the waltzing drones with the neighbors benevolent i. i'm sure that we are constantly checked out i would be surprised if the drones aren't keeping tabs on us here. ok but you know richard it reads television from the telly but. oh no i have never felt that there was any danger from from anyone here. if. in pakistan half a hemisphere away from creech victims of strikes are piling up. to see. if you spot a disco your water year but it should be drawn from the music you know you can judge me well but winter it is security to just be a judge again we need about who fought over you but you. who are these children these decimated families it's impossible to know precisely. dead wounded all because a pilot hidden in creech pressed a trigger for a missile strike look at the numbers more than thirty three hundred

i'll leave you now for your extended forecast for cities across the globe. >>> and that's all for thistion of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >>> good evening, los angeles, i'm tavis iley. tonight, a conversation with the incomparable angela lansbury. for some seven decades now, she's delighted and impressed audiences on broadway and television, of course, 69 years after her first oscar nomination for "gaslight" and 54 years since her last. the academy has finally honored her for a long overdue oscar. we are glad you joined us, a conversation with angela lansbury coming up right now. ♪

. >> across the globe. >> across the globe. >> this is just the latest in the long line of data breaches that make money for these people. they're not going to jail so why should they stop. >> they say the majority of attack comes from russia and china. there's very little the law can do about it. change your passwords and usernames every month but even that will not guarantee anything. charlie? >> jeff, thanks. >>> both israel and hamas promised to respond if attacks pick up again. negotiations between the two sides continue to cairo. >>> the five-month murder trial of blade runner oscar pistorius gets under way this morning. he's accused of intentionally shooting his girlfriend last year. debra pata is at a courthouse. debora, good morning. >> both sides get a chance to sway the judge's verdict when it's time. it's high noon and he arrived at court feeling the pressure. for your the first time the fathers were in court to listen. the chief prosecutor kicked it off with what was on his mind. >> in keeping with the accused as an athlete, we argue the accused was in a relay run. he starte

we turned so many people away that the old globe did something they rarely do. they gave us an extension. and when we finally closed we had broken their 77 year record for both box office and attendance. and then to top it all off, we won the best musical of the year award from the san diego catalytic circle. so -- critic circle. so we thout goight going to bro was going to be a piece of cake. nothing is. >> you should know out of all of us. >> a year and a half waiting to get a theater. every theater on broadway is booked up. we know that there is an audience there. >> right. >> and one that is enthusiastic. the music is fantastic. >> oh sure. >> we're very optimistic about the production itself. it is a matter of just getting it into a theater and presenting it to the public. i know the public is there for but it is very much alive today. voter suppression. and so we have to get young people, and all people in our democracy engaged in the electoral process. >> yeah. >> and i hope that they gain from this documentary, the importance of that. because when 9/11 h

it is changing the globe, becoming more conducive tfor lice. harder thanat lice ever. otherwise they will continue killing us. thank you. [applause] >> that man's smile and gleaming hash juxtaposed with that to be one of the oddest sights today. thank you. our next fellow and speaker is managing director of flying doctors nigeria. when we first met she tried convincing me lots of doctors are helicopter pilots. i didn't think so. as you might notice when she steps on stage, she is much beler that i would comfortable walking on, she reports she loves shopping. [applause] >> thank you. he is 70 years old, the ceo of a multinational company, and the billionaire. now meet his girlfriend. she is 22 years old. she is broke as hell. she has been dating him for the past six months. her sugar daddy. basis of the relationship is he takes responsibility for giving her various favors and money, and gifts in exchange for whatever he wants. what she is getting. she dictates what he wants. the weirdest thing i think about he has aationship is lot of experience in business and economic

unequal distribution of internet access across the globe is an issue of infrastructure and also gender. in industrialized nations, women are as likely as men to access the internet. that's not the same in developing countries. in south africa, 45% of women and in old africa ... has been witnessing a digital revolution. they have moved straight on to mobile phones and tablets. africa has been pioneering a global trend. mobile usage counts for a quarter of all web traffic. new mobile technology also inspired a startup scene. young people around the globe are developing cutting-edge apps to solve the problems of their society. more and more print journalists are also being asked to go digital, getting the stories no longer enough to catch the attention of online readers. often they want to do a lot more than just read, so the big names in print are eager to offer online content that gives them an edge over text-based information. our reporter visited some of washington. newsrooms to find out how print is embracing the new media age. >> breaking news followed by more breaking news will mak

ralph and karen jones have spanned the globe. >> being able to set aside the money and say we're going to go on a cruise, we're going to go on a motor coach tour, we're going to go see different places, and being able to really go about the world. >> these are places that you read about or places that you might have seen on tv on the travel channel, and to actually have the opportunity to go there and experience that for yourself is really a nice luxury to have. >> reporter: adults over 50 now account for up to 80% of luxury travel spending in america, so hotels, cruise lines, airlines and online travel sites are quickly adapting. boomers like multi generational travel with kids and grand kids, they like to volunteer when they are traveling and love the to bring home great stories. >> when we're on these trips, we usually run into people who are in our age group, mostly retired. you talk with some of them and they enjoy the traveling. a lot of times, they will talk to you about their friends who don't ever go anyplace and they are always sitting at home or they are still working and we

where do you think the next explosion will be on the globe? we talked quite a bit about ukraine and russia. herman. >> there's an area dealing with china that gives me great concern, even though there's been little publicity about it. the doctrine of the chinese government that no u.s. surveillance or military ship should come within 200 miles of the coast of china. and that, of course, is contrary to the freedom of the seas. we've already had a number of incidences of abode rantings, of harassment of american ships by chinese ships, and the reason that it is of concern is there's no give. either we give up our understanding of freedom of the city, or we surrender or not. and china is not likely to change its doctrine. this great an opportunity for something unpleasant at sea that may or may not be handled well. >> i think there are a lot of possible once. one is north korea. the older man who died, kim jong-il come seem to know exactly how far to push and rile up the south koreans and americans can and when to stop. is not at all clear that h

it's around the globe. why this rise in anti-semitism? have not seen protests directed against he moenormous 200,000 people killed in syria? >> isn't it scary to see it in germany? europe? africa? middle east? israel, it's bad enough they're surrounded by islamic jihad and hamas and hezbollah and isis and al qaeda. now, in europe, africa? >> part of this is the result of hamas's policy of using human shields and causing the media to be more dead palestinian children as human shields which incites violence and hatred against jews around the world. >> you're saying propaganda campaign by ham wras has been effective in creating a backlash against the israelis who have only been defending them selves? >> it's been effective. our world leaders have not stood up and told the truth as they know it to be. they've been pandering to the minority communities in their country to islamic feeling which is a hugely significant thus far. >> with the rise of anti-semitism we're seeing a rise in radical is slam. is the world standing up to these radical gr

talking to an experienced kidnapper in london and across the globe.going on is sotloff's mom is trying to change the focus of the debate, trying to focus on steven sotloff as an individual and human being other than being a pawn in a political game. of course what she's trying to do is separate him firmly as an individual from the u.s. government's policy in the region. what's interesting is sotloff's mom appeals to the central leadership of isis rather than the people on the ground believed to be holding him. that, again, according to the kidnap expert we have been speaking to is very important. what he says is the worst case scenario would be is any victim in a kidnap situation is being held by a bunch of crazy hot heads who don't have much experience. he says ironically, the best case senator owe is any victim is held by experienced kidnappers because they know what they can demand and realistically what they can negotiate for. of course there's no suggest that steven sotloff is being held for a financial ransom. the demands are much more political

you all have the potential to inspire millions across the globe.so what is my hope that today we will rededicate ourselves to these efforts and commit to new efforts to lift up our young people. and i hope that you all will have a chance today to really connect with each other. and learn from each other. and hopefully be inspired by each other. and with that, it is now my pleasure to begin our conversation with the first lady who has long been an inspiration to me. laura bush set a high bar for me during her time in the white house, and she has continued to do outstanding work around the world since she and her husband left washington. i consider her not just a role model but also a friend. i'm thrilled our conversation today will be moderated by another woman who i greatly respect and admire, one of america's leading journalists, my friend cokie roberts. and with that, i will have them come out to the stage so we can begin our conversation. and thank you so much for joining us. enjoy the rest of the day. [applause] >> well, i am so excited that we

politicians from around the globe. broke to the. u.s. fighter jets strike islamic state positions near the iraqi city of the bill president obama said that the operation would only go ahead if americans were in danger. ukraine says it could cut the transit of russian gas through its territory as part of economic sanctions against moscow potentially affecting e.u. states that heavily depend on russian energy this winter. the army begins to surround eastern ukraine cities with shells hitting residential areas hospitals and churches moscow's already providing aid to children injured in the conflict also.

of more than 1,500 palestinians, the israeli ambassador to the united states turned head across the globe by suggesting israeli soldiers be given the nobel peace prize. this what they called unimaginable restraint in gaza. while ron determiner made the comments last week, speaking in washington today he once again spoke of what he called the admirable restraint shown by his country's military. >> i believe just a few days, just a few days. a cease-fire israel should be admired internationally for doing everything to keep palestinian civilians out of harm's way. it doesn't mean we're perfect. it doesn't mean we don't make mistakes but we're taking measures no other country is taking ucks dropping flyers, making phone calls, sending text messages, giving people sometimes 48 hours. >> is it working very well? >> i think it is and i will tell you why. with the amount of civilian deaths going up, you have to look at average amounts? >> in proportion other conflicts, what happened with nato and kosovo. how many civilians were killed there? look at those facts and i think you will be very surpri

people their names being shared with local police agencies contractors and governments around the globe so nearly half of the people on the u.s. government widely shared database of terrorist suspects are not connected to any known terrorist group the source couldn't be edward snowden because the document featured in this latest intercept story is they did august two thousand and thirteen that would be weeks after snowden identified himself as the source of the n.s.a. leak and had already arrived in moscow there's someone new willing to take the risk of revealing what the u.s. government is doing under the umbrella of national security someone who probably wants to change something but sees no way to do that other than turning to the press and to the public. whistleblowers taking huge risks or to get the truth no strong laws to protect them in the u.s. that's according to defense analyst ivan eland. snowden and wiki leaks they lost massive amounts of secrets and so i think they're probably very nervous that they've got another leaker and maybe they don't know who it is so big u.s. gover

and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! >> call the meeting to order. >> katz. >> brandon. >> here. woo ho. >> here. >> approval of minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, aye. >> minute approved. >> okay, the pledge of allegiance? >> please be advising that the ringing of cell phones and pagers and similar sound prodaoutioning electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting, the chair may order the removal from the meeting room any person for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager or other similar sound producing electronic device, a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments on each agenda item unless the port commission adopts a shorter period on any item, item five, public comment on items not listed on the agenda? i have comment cards on specific items, is there anyone wishing to speak on any item not the on agenda. >> seeing none

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coming up on our day international over half a million smartphones across the globe infected with an invisible bug we look at how the program is streaming private data everything from bank passwords to text messages. the u.s. senate accuses the cia of trying to cover up the truth behind the use of torture during the bush administration war both stories coming up. the. economic down in the final. and the rest. will be every week on the. waters. of the problem a big. the food you have in the room. drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore tells restrictions. really. what's the feeling. this is our day international n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden has been granted a three year residence permit in russia quoting to his lawyer snowden fled to russia more than a year ago after telling the world about the global surveillance projects maintained by the u.s. and to u.k. archies medina cos no one has the details. these reports have come from his lawyer . who says that having received a residence permit which is valid for three years mr snowden may now move freely across the country as w

his book "obama's globe" the president's abandonment of u.s. allies around the world. you are watching booktv on c-span2. >> next to discussion on the conflict in ukraine. he was part of this year's 2014 freedom fest conference in las vegas. it is 45 minutes. [applause] >> you're probably wondering what i had done wrong to have it dragged up before congress 75 times to testify. never been indicted. ladies and gentlemen it's a great pleasure to be here with you today. our topic of today is hot spots around the world. at the bahamas small version of freedom fest last january i gave a talk on ukraine and that is before the thing had heated up and rob that it would be a good idea for the trip to places around the world and what's likely to happen. we have no better panelists than the group we have today because we have got a gentleman who has immense experience men -- working in many areas of the world. i think you'll enjoy what they have to say. to my far far right is david keene. david is now the opinion editor of the "washington times" which means he oversees all the ed

liz: david, suffered areas of turmoil around the globe. you're in the middle east, canada, trinidad tobago, you were in venezuela, you pulled out of there for i would imagine obvious reasons, i want to hear more about that. are there areas that are too risky for you? >> there are. there are certain countries we elected to stay away from. we are a mid cap company looking to be a large cap company someday. our international strategy is picking select countries we have confidence. in for example, we're not in russia, a problematic market with the sanctions in place. we're not in iraq which is strife with security problems. we're not in libya. some of the markets which have been risky from oil and gas services standpoint we've stayed away from. liz: yeah, but to say no russia right now, you see what's happening, and now a lot of their oil companies are asking for government bailouts, fascinating. there are bigger players and medium players, baker hughes, halliburton, schlumberger. what makes you different and the choice you believe when it com