i will go to irina yasina for a broad view from russia. what does russia civil society expect from this visit? what does it expect from the interactions between the leaders of russia, and i say plural because to exclude prime minister putin is from our own peril. whether somebody likes it or not putin his still the leading politician in russia. you may agree or disagree. do you think that the anti- americanisms that is so prevalent in the russian state television channels is something that benefits the russian people? go ahead. 10 minutes. >> thank you. let me start by the end of your question. first of all, it is pleasant to see you again. your as handsome as you used to be. let me comment on what you said about putin being the leading politician. the events around wto exception showed to us to is the boss in russian politics. ina politics, and that is why i apologize for this example. -- i am in politics. s to anti-americanism on russian television, there is no tangible benefit you can touch and feel from it. but the russian mentality is

i would mention that the russian attitudes towards obama are not so straightforward s irina yasina has mentioned. many people see obama's charisma, they enjoy his openness, but many people doubt whether he is really experienced, whether this charisma is translated into american leadership and protecting american national interests in inappropriate ways. whether his his speech in egypt or other places, it actually increases his personal popularity but many believed it does not solve the american leadership -- they don't believe it serves american leadership. there is a strong temptation in moscow to test obama in a way that nikita khrushchev tested john kennedy in 1961. you remember the berlin crisis and the cuban crisis. the military exercises which are now going on near the georgian border, which is a clear demonstration of russian forces and an attempt to intimidate, it is also a kind of test for obama because i believe it is creating a certain background, a certain environment for the forthcoming negotiations, including those on the@@@@@@"")rr arms control problem we should not forg

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he was found munching on grass in the maryland's harbor irina -- marina. you can see photographs and videos. aquarium officials urged people not to get too close to the animal. >> i think i would sneak out if i saw one of those things. >> amenities are huge. >>> more rain could be on the way. >> of the meteorologist has the first look at the forecast for us. >> it looks like we have some nice cloud formations. it is warm and humid down here on the field of national park where the national state on the mats at 7:00 this evening. we have been watching a few of the thunderstorms off to the west oer west virginia. they were under a severe thunderstorm warning. up towards pittsburgh and cleveland, we wille se isolated showers chances. isolated will be a word that we hear a lot over the next few days. there are four or five ingredients that we need for widespread storms that are in place. we're going to drop down through the 80's in the evening hours. and isolated thunderstorms and the forecast, especially on the western fringes of the viewing area. it begins to

there was a time when he could pack irina said, make albums better than anyone else, so more of them.e might have been the most famous living face on the planet, and yet, everything around him seems to not prop him up but almost for him apart, didn't it? >> i would say yes. you would see the crescendo of the storm today. he could not control it, and he tried. shepard: i am not sure everybody in that family always tries their best. we all have family and know that, and this did not look like it, but i hear you. i want to get to the entertainment reporter for "e! news." this is shown on dozens and dozens of networks across the united states. >> 100%. we're all over the story. it is amazing to think that this legend, this icon is gone, and all the fans around the world just want to see him and be close to him. that is what they decided to take the body to staples. shepard: i wonder how many people. they entered a lottery for 9000 pairs of tickets. there is the reverend jackson on the left. it was always a chaotic show with him, and why would we expect anything different? >> he is the kin

the bipartisan irina, -- in the bipartisan arena, it leaves room for extension. there are differences of opinions. in this legislation, you will see differences that are not even partisan. they are regional and other purchased to how it translates. people have more in common regionally about what they want to see. i think it is more about letting the process unfold and that'll happen in the committee. it to happen on the floor of the house. last week when we bring the bill to the floor, it'll happen. i want to make a comment that happened yesterday. two police officers were injured as they performed their duties. they were defending the capitol complex. next week, the capital will honor officered gibson and mr. chestman to loss of their lives in a line of duty 11 years ago, a constant reminder to us the courage of our capitol police. they are often in dangerous and difficult situations where they are required to risk their own safety to protect the safety of others. that is whether it is our visitors to the capital, those of you who cover the capital, those who w

and is the dominant 99.9% fundamental problem in the violent crime irina people who don't follow theaw who ignore the law and ignoring concealed carry law and ignore those requirements as well as every other law on the books unfortunately including laws against murder and armed robbery and other violent crime. clearly in the minds of common sense americans here is a latter category where the problem, not the former and this is a six and that evidence in the history bears that out. so it concealed carry is a useful and essential two will for law-abiding citizens to be able to protect themselves and stop and deter violent crime. is not a significant source of violent crime whatsoever. we have a the numbers that appear that out, we have some states that allow reciprocity now. it can states allow reciprocity enter their state law? have they seen incidence of problems with concealed carry permits from other states? know, have they seen spikes in a violent crime because of this reciprocity? no. so afghan mr. president because this is a fundamental right, because it goes to the peoples secu