the british foreign minister linking this latest incident to the death of another former russian spy jules. i can read through the. government. russia strongly rejected those comments calling them wild the kremlin has denied any knowledge of the affair and cold british allegations groundless it said london should investigate the incident before blaming moscow screwball was a colonel in russia's military intelligence service he was arrested in russia in two thousand and four and convicted of spying for britain two years later in twenty ten he was freed as part of a high level spy exchange. british counter-terrorism specialists have now taken charge of the investigation but a spokesman said they're keeping an open mind about the nature of the incident. let's bring in journalist abigail fryman rouch in london abigail what can you tell us about the condition of circus cripple and his daughter. you know good morning this is a good script well and you really are quite into their lives they spent another night in intensive care and they are in a critical condition so says told the b.b.c. yesterda

in poses to high tariffs on cut these import jule to use he has a point and we should accept him because it would be better for european concert which we have to wrap each here at this point because our shell has come to an end thank you. yemen is starving. pediatrician a shot mohan helps wherever possible. but there's only so much she can give. eight shipments are delayed. getting patients alone isn't enough to ease the. global three thousand next d.w. . what drives the economy. is the economy people. made in germany always has its finger on the pulse. of the markets the future. temple of. germany. g.w. . what does russia's youth hope for how is freedom of expression theory. wu for your leadership joe travels through russia before the. election he needs the poor and the rich those who support the cause about those who oppose him and investigative journalists. for our series this week on t w news. it's all happening with. your link to news from africa the world story link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come to see their views after getting programming from the mo

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creative now with metaphors like that you think that heather nauert was on par with herman melville and jules verne but she didn't think of it herself take a look at these old propaganda posters inciting americans to be afraid of the soviet union it turns out heather was just beating an old dead mccarthyist horse we decided to ask americans if they think that russia is really a deadly octopus what country do you think they were referring to. since if it ioannes ireland years later that isn't what i what country you think it is no idea they called it the med learn. i have no idea right there so what is that poster right if we lose like an octopus right what country do you think that's supposed to represent. well it's in red so this means a communist country is a good russia. good guess russia what makes you think that because it's red do you think that russia might be like a like an octopus yes you don't think of russia's as a as a big octopus you know strangling and spreading out across the planet no i think america's more like octopus donald trump a sure this during his campaign that he want

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winner, and jules asked me who won the day. >> speaking of that, who won the day? >> that would be the montevista girls soccer team, division i champions, 1-0 over bishop, the other season number one in the nation, number one in the east bay, and, with a 20 game win streak. >> that's amazing, congratulations. that's great. >>> we'll be right back. >> logic hello! -- [ laughter ] hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> you know, you could buy a four bedroom house in los angel

have always maintained they were defensive in nature so they are now show jule to go ahead on april the first they were postponed because of the olympics and paralympics that were being held in south korea but because of this apparent assurance from north korea it's hoped they will pass peacefully folly thank you for that kathy novak live for us in seoul in syria more than sixty civilians have been killed in the last remaining rebel held parts of eastern ghouta they were killed in attacks by the syrian military and its allies another thirty five people died when a rocket fired by rebels landed in a market in a government controlled part of damascus this happened in the area close to the frontline in the fighting between government and rebel forces in a harder is following the story from beirut in neighboring up on. this is not the first time civilians in damascus in government controlled territory are killed by rocket fire rebels have fired rockets into damascus since the pro-government alliance launched the bombing campaign over a month ago in fact over thirty civilians have been kille

so for the thought of all the cab on the marble and the tea which others can handle or jules got up civil especially. her not all of them but he didn't ever want to move all. of us up to speed for the getting home by. their subtle to help us off the probably end of the call bob told. him not too often the one minute not over the last year. snipers lurk on the rooftops of broken buildings. movement on the streets or even indoors near a window often means instant death. of . a muscle. a cold one on not only she dropped. them off but out of one of the sellable coffee shops. badly damaged at the tip top of the episode in all of them. the total done the job . done to push that and go to keep going to. bloody enough that i showed up a. couple. one and asked to write. a book dreams of building a disneyland type fun park for children in the future. at a time he prays when rockets are no longer needed but the now the present on that yes by the bottom of all. i can tell you that not the words of a nest but it. is a nominal. and apparently casual encounter turns out to be a security checkpoint. that

." >> stephen: yeah, we call "romeo and juliette "ro-jules." insiders.very handsome, very handsome. he always had a great body. >> stephen: a great body? you don't have to whisper. it's okay. ( laughter ) so how would you know this, helen mirren? ( laughter ). >> because in-- you know, in the theater, darling, you know, you're often changing in the wings and stuff like that. >> stephen: sure, that's why i went into theater. ( laughter ) i'm no fool! no, absolutely. well, what about peter o'toole air, true-- a true giant and a legend of the 20th century of acting. >> i didn't work with him in the theater. i didn't really work with him, but i met him on a film calle calledica" ligula." >> stephen: i forgot about that film. >> thank you for the one-person applause. >> stephen: bob guggiony is here. >> good memory. >> stephen: thank you. well, i had a prescription. >> he was very stoned. >> stephen: very stoned? >> yes, because, you know, he drank a lot before-- it's famous that he drank a lot. and then he had to give up alcohol because he was going to die i

view, he believes it really is an un-san franciscan thing to do, to help the city to the neighbors julesof helping the city he believes it will hurt oakland. >>what is accomplished if this passes? will it make oakland raiders feel better that san francisco feels bad that they took the warriors? >>i think jones wants to send a message to the owners and to officials and to the nba commissioner about possibly thinking about his approval of the move. i think what he really wants to do is to send a message to fellow san franciscans and asked them what kind of city do we want to be moving forward. this is a strange time in the national political landscape and in some ways the national and political scene. i think he really wanted to have san francisco a world- class city and do we want to treat our neighboring cities this way when we have so much. >>you bring up interesting points in your article the east bay express saying that we all know that the warriors were in san francisco before they moved to oakland. they were successful for a brief time in san francisco. they did not have quite the s

. >> what is heartbreaking, says jules wilson is that somebody would steal a credit card from fire victims, and then exploit their loss to steal more from those trying to help. >> some people are good, you want to trust people, you try to do the best you can and give them the best customer service, and this is what happens. >> reporter: last week we reported how the people in the surveillance video allegedly using stolen credit card to steal 7000 dollars worth of generators, it turns out the same thing happened earlier here in gilroy. >> my understanding is this individual called over the phone and gave a credit card, said they wanted to buy a couple generators, came in, showed id and credit card and took off with one large generator and two small ones. one of our employees recognized the guy, his face, from the surveillance video that you had shown on the piece you did of the petaluma guys. according to the guy who works here, this is the exact same guy, he looks just like him, so we wouldn't have had any idea i do not run that piece. >> in the petaluma case, the alleged con artist said t

. >> what is heartbreaking, says jules wilson of gilroy's seagram's rv is that someone would steal aredit card from fire victims, and then exploit their loss to steal still more from those trying to help. >> some people are good, you want to trust people, you do the best you can in offering the best customer service, and this is what happens. >> last week we reported how the people in this surveillance video allegedly used a stolen credit card to buy $7000 worth of generators from reed's trailer shop in petaluma. it turns out, the same thing happened earlier here at seagram's in gilroy. >> my understanding is that an individual called over the phone, came in, showed their id and credit card and took off with one large generator and two small ones. one of our employees recognized the guy, his face from the surveillance video that you had shown on the piece you did of the petaluma guys. so, according to the guy who works here, he looks just like him. we would never have had any idea if you had not run that piece. >> in the petaluma case, the con artist said it was needed for the trucks

. >> reporter: what is heartbreaking says jules wilson of seagram's rv is that somebody would steal a credit card from fire victims, and then exploit their loss to steal still more from those who are trying to help. >> some people are good, you want to trust people you try to do the best you can and offer the best customer service and see what happens. >> last week, we reported how the people in this surveillance video allegedly used a stolen credit card to buy $7000 worth of generators from reed's trailer shop in petaluma. it turns out, the same thing happened earlier here at seagram's in gilroy. >> my understanding is that the individual called over the phone and give a credit card said they wanted to buy a couple generators came in and show their id, and took off with one large generator and two small ones, one of our employees had recognized the guy, his face from the surveillance video that you had shown on the piece you did for kron4 of the petaluma god. according to the guy who works here he says it's the exact same guy, so we wouldn't have had any idea how do not run that piec

but it's not a matter of juling.ight's in my humble opinion: the case for doing one thing at a time. >> in my 30s, i decided to get seris about baking. i bought cookbooks and went to work. it was shocking how often my attempts failed. my cakes were flatdry, sunken, flavorless, you name it. after taking careful inventory of my equipment and ingredientsa i was forced t myself into question: was i reading the recipe carefully?ll was i ing directions? not exactly. i'd done most of what was required, but never all of it. so iaked a cake while paying full attention to nothing but the cake, and it came out perfectly. it looked like the cake in the book. baking turned out to be a lesson in what we used to call reading comprehension. i hadn't been paying attention to the text, which might have been because i was talking on the phone while folding the wetn and dredients, or i was folding the laundry while running the mixer, or making a note to myself in the margins of the cookbok to write a piece about cakes. behold, the confi

jules, thank you very much indeed. juliette saly.et me take you straight to moscow and show you the pictures of what is happening. we will go to that in just a moment and move on to the subject of the escalatingrow between the -- the escalating row. the decision to expelled diplomats is a big deal right now. hit yesterday, slightly higher this morning. we are up by around .1% and down 2% yesterday. a significant factor for the market to think about in terms of how this row develops from here. let's go to moscow. and the report is there. -- annmarie hordern is there. what is dominating the headlines right now? >> good morning, guy. this is dominating the headlines right now. we are waiting for russia's retaliation response at the foreign ministry. they are briefing reporters now, a bit behind schedule. what we can expect for them to do is a tit-for-tat retaliation to the u.k., expelling british diplomats in retaliation to may expelling some 23. this is dominating the television shows and really, it could play into vladimir putin's han

jules was covering us.nre was a beer commercial that day that schaeffer's was the one bear to have if you are having only one. [laughter] call for pat a buchanan and barbara perry. caller: i want to thank god for c-span. thank you for the way you present. history to us i was a student in high school at the time. we understood the importance of withcountry being created great compassion and great things given by god that america stands still as a guardian of freedom. thank you. i appreciate everything. god bless you all. host: thank you for the call. a comment or question? guest: i will comment to that very optimistic view of 1968. it is one of my colleague at the nelson -- miller center shares. he wrote a book called "resilient america" about 1968, rather than focusing on the fact we were coming apart. pat explained what was happening in the democratic party. democratic party was coming apart. riots on the streets and on campuses. and yet, there is a resilience in america thank goodness and in our constitut

of patchy dollars that they have, but have dollar increase they means less willing to sell off down julesil: i think they are taking a lesson from russia. all they did was invest in their oil sector. if you add in the need for a high oil price in saudi arabia and russia would also like a higher oil price because putin can be quite generous to everyone who voted for your everyone who is helping that the oil price would go lower from here, especially with the global oililocks, the demand for is going up globally. david: the crown prince is trying to rebalance the economy. you heard in that interview that they may be opening their economy but they are not opening their accounting. him say they would open the reserves, but not their accounting. our foreign investors going to be willing to put capital in if there is not greater transparency? neil: i think it is highly unlikely. from china is that there are a lot of strong chinese companies, but they trade at high dividend yields because people don't trust the underlying accounts or governments. is saudi aramco going to be run for you as a shar

. >> what is heartbreaking says jules wilson of g -- gilroy's seagram's rv is that someone would steala credit card from fire -- fire victims and explode -- exploit their loss and still more from those trying to help. >> he tried to do the best you can and offering the best service and this is what happens. >> we reported how the people in this surveillance video used a stolen credit card to buy $7000 worth of generators from reed's trailer shot in petaluma. the same thing happened earlier here at this shop in gilroy. >> this individual called over the phone and wanted some generators came in and show the id and credit rate -- credit card and took off with the generators. one of the employees recognized his face from the surveillance video you head shown on the piece you did on "kron4" and according to the guy that works here he's the exact same guy and we would not have any idea. >> the alleged con artist said the generators were needed for food trucks for a fundraiser to benefit fire victims and reed has already been helping out victims with discounts on generators and rvs in gilroy'