leonid: not really.sia adopted rather draconian ngo's back in 2012, which stipulated that any ngo's must register as foreign agents. after that, thousands and thousands all across russia were checked by law enforcement agents, some of them were forced to close or suspended their activities. many were forced to register as foreign agents. as collateral, it also -- they deal with environment and six children, they suffered from the same kind of policy. there is no change whatsoever. brent: our moscow correspondent talking but the summit. thank you very much. here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines. the so-called islamic state is claiming it has shut down a syrian government plane. this footage purportedly show the aircraft in flames today. images have also been released allegedly showing the dead pilot. a terrorist suspect held in a police station and kenny has killed four police officers. demand is still holed hold up in the building and holding hostages. police commandos are hoping to

cheered khrushchev wildly were left in the dark as to what went on when the central committee named leonidr of the party. >> my father was shocked. his successor just went in the opposite direction, then divorce all his policies. he was very upset. >> he had begun a new age of the soviet union, a thawing of the cold war. not complete, but the beginning of something. but things change. >> the cuban missile crisis showed that neither side could gain a military victory over the other side. so therefore, the competition had to take a different form. >> it was the beginning of the very rapid changes in the relations between two countries. next period in our history would compete in the economy. >> in the end, we couldn't defeat the soviet union militarily, but we could demonstrate that we had a much better attractive society. >> the united states of america wants to see the cold war end. we want sanity and security and peace for all. and above all, president kennedy, i'm sure, would regard as his best memorial the fact that in his three years as president, the world became a little safer. and t

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if leonid brezhnev, for example, had lived another six years, i think reagan would have gone out of office, and there wouldn't have been any change. it required somebody on the soviet side to say we need to change some stuff. and when they sort of started remodeling the house, they realized how rotten it was. one of the reasons reagan gets credit is because he's the one who said, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. now, it's important to note that when reagan left office, the wall was still securely standing. and it wasn't until the end of 1989 that the wall, metaphorically, was breached. but it is worth note, and this is where i think reagan's influence was at least as great as putting the spending pressure on the russians. so if when people who talked to the folks who actually did bring down the wall, those east germans who demanded an opening of the gates, the ones who actually put their lives on the line, asked about this afterwards, you know, they said that they thought in some cases almost literally had heard but certainly metaphorically had heard reagan say tear down this wall. and