lithuania's say he said may appeal the ruling we discuss the case with former guantanamo bay prison or more big he's now the breach director for the rights organization cage the realities of war crimes he was prosecuted for this and nobody will cause because there's no prosecutions the new president can come along and say i believe torture works a lot more waterboarding is a great thing because there is not precedent if it is in prosecuted for the crime that it is prime then he would never dare say such a thing so imagine that somebody. was. doing that it's in our country imagine what would happen if. there was a war. the european union as well as canada and mexico are vying to unleash a full scale trade war if the u.s. doesn't drop the hefty import tariffs it's imposed on metal. for totally unacceptable use in the measures carries a threat of a spiral of escalation that will result in damaging everyone nobody wins in a trade war there are only casualties nothing european response will be united and . we will take measures equivalent to those taken by the united states we are imposing

headlining to lithuania and romania were complicit in the torture of two al qaeda terror suspects by hosting secret cia detention centers says the european court of human rights. america's trading partners about retaliate against hefty tariffs on metal imports imposed by the trumpet ministration. live from r.t.e. studio age q here in moscow this sunday morning it's kevin zero in with you for a weekly roundup of the big stories of the last seven days first than a u. turn from donald trump over north korea he says he's ready to meet with kim jong un after all in singapore later this month previously had been so many mixed messages coming from the white house about it but well ahead of voce talks russia's foreign ministers already met with a north korean leader in pyongyang a correspondent leaper trenchard traveled with a russian delegation and was granted unique access to one of the north korean leaders residences. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobile devices behind in how they're taking us somewhere. so we're here in this van just to cower and then one photo

human rights by hosting secret cia detention centers the european court of human rights fund that lithuania and rumania breached the prohibition on torture by helping the agency with the interrogation of two al qaeda suspects they've been ordered to pay the men one hundred thousand euro each in compensation one of the suspects according to the cia was a key al qaeda figure but no charges were brought against them during his interrogation he was water boarded eighty three times the cia sees the other man had operations in the gulf for al-qaeda or europe correspondent peter all over has more on the suspects treatment after the european court of human rights had this to say. there had been held in these facilities and the domestic authorities had been aware that the cia would subject them to treatment contrary to the convention now what we have heard is a little bit about the conditions in which they were kept in lithuania insight with getting a little bit of a glimpse into what was going on there and how prisoners were held up this this hearing no it prisoners were kept in blindfolded all tim

or lithuania says it may appeal the ruling we discussed the case with former guantanamo bay prisoner was back the reality is these are war crimes and he was prosecuted for this and nobody will because it's because there's no prosecutions the new president can come along and say i believe torture works a lot more waterboarding is a great thing because there is no precedent if it is in prosecuted for the crime that it is prime then he would never dare say such a thing so imagine that somebody's going to sub-saharan africa we we. we. all we're doing it it's up to it's in our country imagine what would happen if they stay indoors or. to canada and mexico are valid to retaliate against the new u.s. tariffs on metal imports. but. they were totally unacceptable you see in the measures carries the threats of a spiral of escalation that will result in damaging everyone nobody wins in a trade war there are only casualties you know that the european response will be united and for. we will take measures equivalents of those taken by the united states we are imposing jollier for dollar tariffs f

poland warmed up for the world cup with a 4—0 win over lithuania in warsaw, with two goals from robertnd extensive use of goal—line technology. lewandowski got his first afterjust 19 minutes, and then his second on the half—hour mark, from a free—kick which hit the bar and bounced out of the goal. it was given after the use of var. lewandowski was then subbed at half—time. but the poles weren't finished. dawid kownacki found the net in the 71st minute. jakub blaszczykowski got the fourth ten minutes later, when he converted a penalty after the referee signalled that lithuania's algis jankauskas had handled the ball in the area. poland start their world cup campaign against senegal on 19 june. the spanish head coach, julen lopetegui, will replace zinedine zidane as real madrid manager after the world cup. he took the nationaljob in 2016, but will inherit a side that won the champions league three successive times under zidane. the 51—year—old previously managed porto for two years, before taking over with spain. realfinished third in la liga last season, 17 points behind champions barce

and living with the blues in the family home in lithuania designed for listening enjoying. one of the most popular toys of all time are lego building bricks now their story dates back to denmark in the nine hundred thirty s. and since then lego has grown into an empire consisting of museums and even a theme park now lego land in denmark is now celebrating its fiftieth anniversary so we met up with a long time lego land employee to see how these small bricks have inspired big ideas. it's a world into. those the wild animals on the signs. there's an island infested with pirates. all eight of little plastic bricks it's very nice this very nostalgic. feeling it's because it's been my own childhood here in cleveland and now my son loves it too so it's very nice to make those are everything in a child's world i mean something different when i was a child i was only a small train from joe on so a lot of things happen lego is a big thing in denmark and we're quite proud of the brain and i want to show my kids the lego history on the fantasy. at this hour of the morning lawson disal

human rights has ordered two countries to pay compensation to victims of cia torture romania and lithuania hosted cia black sites between two thousand and three and two thousand and six one of the suspects in the case was a key al qaeda figure according to the cia but no charges were brought against him during his interrogation he was waterboarding to eighty three times the cia says the other men led operations in the gulf for al qaeda our europe correspondent peter oliver has more on the suspects treatment after the european court of human rights at this to say. there had been held in these facilities and the domestic authorities had been aware that the cia would subject them to treatment contrary to the convention now what we have heard is a little bit about the conditions in which they were kept in lithuanian site we're getting a little bit of a glimpse into what was going on there and how prisoners were held up this this hearing no it prisoners were kept in blindfolded all time they were put in solitary confinement and they were forced to wear leg shackles at all times as a beta gave a

sandwiched between poland and lithuania, kaliningrad has a complicated history.rly konigsberg, it was part of germany and heavily bombed during world war ii, until it was seized by stalin. but while once a symbol of russia's long simmering tension with the west, it's now putting its best face forward for putin's world cup. translation: it is the most western part of the russian federation, our little enclave of europe. it is a very beautiful city. i'm confident that any visitor will fall in love with kaliningrad and certainly visit us once more. england's visit is turning into a head—scratcher, though. it looks like coming second in the group could offer a more favourable draw in terms of travel and opposition. so what will gareth southgate do? we want to breed a mentality that everybody in our squad wants to constantly win. we have not won a knockout game since 2006. why we are starting to plot which would be a better venue for our semifinal is beyond me, really. commentator: jesse lingard! jesse lingard! england's performances so far have certainly got people t

are so is easier for most and lithuania are so is easier for m ost fa ns and lithuania are so is easiero mark lawrenson. we're going to talk about germany as welcome a big surprise them going home but for england, all the talk is of who you could play from this point on. people at the world cup wall charts. i have got one! planning the route, do you think gareth southgate and the players should be planning to finish first or second? no, youjust should be planning to finish first or second? no, you just win. should be planning to finish first or second? no, youjust win. england have got as much if not more momentum than any other team and the way they have played has been refreshing. go out and win another game. it increases the fear factor to whoever they get in the next round. people are planning and if they finish second they would potentially get either sweden or switzerland in the quarterfinals. they are ahead of themselves. you know what it's like, this is what happens at a world cup. every single pundit i have spoken to says to forget that, it is about momentum and keep playing th

lithuania, latvia, and estonia.spending by 20% last year, romania by 50%, according to the stockholm international peace institute. what do all these countries have in common? well, they're all pretty vulnerable to a giant provocator next door. russian provocations in and around the baltic sea are real and constant. the change for this region came when russia annexed crimea. that was a wake-up call for its neighbors, many of which had been cocooned in a post cold war calm. and its success in crimea and ukraine only emboldened russia. sweden and finland, neither of which enjoy the protection of nate membersh-- nato membership complained of russian incursions in their air space in recent years. nato says russian air traffic next to neighbors' air space has increased by close to 70%. in 2013, russia simulated a nuclear attack against sweden, according to nato, and russian fighter planes have lately been flying dangerously close to american aircraft in the region. and then there are the war games. in september, russia c

the european court of human rights has ruled in lithuania and rumania took part in the c.i.s. program of secret detention centers and also violated the prohibition on torture by helping the agency the interrogation of two al qaeda suspects both countries have been ordered to pay those men one hundred thousand euros each in compensation one of the suspects was according to the cia a key al qaeda figure no charges were brought against him though as part of his interrogation he was water boarded eighty three times he said he lost his left died during cia torture in his diary he documented tortures he was subjected to and even sketched them in detail the other detainee also face the agency's enhanced interrogation program according to the cia he led his gulf region operations both of these are still held in the notorious going turn of a bay prison the hearings reveal the conditions under which the two suspects are being kept. there had been held in these facilities and the domestic authorities had been aware that the cia would subject them to treatment contrary to the convention n

of the summer of 1944, olson is focused on a very hazardous plan to rescue refugees from latvia, lithuania and estonia by water. he would need, he wrote, quote: the most skillfully organized type of underground operations because the baltic countries are now virtually sealed to everything. he thought they might be able to rescue 5-700 racial, religious or political refugees from each country. the war ref i few gee board paid for this project directly out of funds from roosevelt, but they realized that such a large deposit in a swedish bank would be suspicious, and they wanted to avoid any impression that the u.s. was funding unregulated refugee arrivals in sweden. even the swedish jews, olson wrote, quote: are very interested in jewish relief and rescue operations so long as they don't involve bringing them to sweden. so john paley, who had been tasked with keeping money out of the hands of the enemy, decided to sneak olson's funds past the swedish government and people. and at his urging, at paley's urging, the staff at goodyear tire in their headquarters in akron, ohio, agreed if the boa

border called cyber strike has had a bumpy start for armored vehicles smashed into each other in lithuania here injuring thirteen sri takes a close look at the bloc show of force right on russia's doorstep. around eighteen thousand troops from nineteen different countries taking part in nato strike eighteen military maneuvers. those at the very top of the alliance say that despite all those troops and all of the military hardware heading in the general direction of russia this operation is not designed as a provocation to moscow nato has what we call the dual track of course the rest. which is about that we need stronger turns a strong defense combine that with political dialogue because we're not aiming at isolating russia. russia so a neighbor russia said to stay but that's not the way russia sees it these maneuvers and the announcement by warsaw at the end of last month that poland wants to see a permanent u.s. base on its soil being described by kremlin spokes person as a source of potential instability in europe when we see the gradually expansion of nato military structures tools our

it has no land border with russia, sandwiched between poland and lithuania.ecause they actually trained this morning as they have been doing for the whole tournament. there has been lots of talk about the permutations going in to this game against belgium. both sides are through to the last 16. top of the table is england by virtue of having less yellow cards. belgium have three. do you want to win this game? gareth southgate joked about the yellow ca rd southgate joked about the yellow card situation. if he goes over to headbutt roberto martinez in the next few minutes we will know exactly. england are purely out for the win he says. we have not won a knockout game since 2006. why we are starting to plot which would be a better venue for our semifinal is beyond me. ithink better venue for our semifinal is beyond me. i think best if we focus on tomorrow. we have no idea who, when or where we will play in the next round. we are pleased that we are in the next round. first and foremost, i think it is really important that we are building a tea m important that

would the us go to war over lithuania ? would the uk go to war over poland? well, we did in 1939.ven contemplate that now. 2% spent on defence is a derisory amount. we know it. mr putin knows it. but do we care? and he said a resurgent russia was not the only threat. pointing to what he said was the rise of militant islamism. and all this comes back to the tussle. through brexit, we are signalling a strong independent, instinct, where the traditional relationship with united states, membership with nato and our permanent membership of the security council. we just 2% of gdp, we're not putting our money where our mouth is. we're taking an enormous amount of risk and a lack of militant capabilities. a level of risk that history shows will come back sooner rather than later to bite back hard. but they government said nato transformed significantly in recent years and at game. thanks to the investment pledge, to spend 2% of gdp on defence and 20% of that on investment in you capabilities, we are reversing the long—term decline in defence spending, the three this consecutive years acro

if you look at a map of europe you will notice an isolated russian territory sandwiched between lithuaniae westernmost region but also the westernmost host city. but what is the region most known for, and do the region most known for, and do the people living there feel like pa rt the people living there feel like part of mainland russia? kaliningrad was once a closed city that foreigners were banned from entering, but not any more. tourism is now key to the local economy, and although the city might be russia now, you don't have to look far to see its german past. we are actually closer here to berlin than we are to moscow, and too many people, the gothic cathedral will be their first port of call. foremost, the german philosopher emanuel can't‘s tomb is a must see. 0nce philosopher emanuel can't‘s tomb is a must see. once inside the german cathedral, it is not god that is worshipped here now, but the arts, and particularly music —— kant. kaliningrad is surrounded by german history. this port is one of a dozen fortresses built to defend the city. it is hoped the region's history will pro

they have just off for the second half in the enclave between lithuania and poland.ia at the moment. croatia took the lead with the nigeria own goal. croatia full of players from the top european leagues, luka modric and —— dejan lovren. they are losing at the moment, the africans, i—o dejan lovren. they are losing at the moment, the africans, 1—0 to croatia. it has been a frenetic day three in the world cup. dave four, just a few matches to look forward to on the sunday. we will get a glimpse of germany and also brazil. you might be able to hear the thunder clap of icelandic fans celebrating tonight but the mexicans are in town as well in mexico ahead of their match at the lose nicky stadium against germany. it is iceland who have stolen all the headlines and they did not even win. one more piece of world cup related news. seven people have been hurt after a taxi drove into a crowd in central moscow. here is the driver running away from the crash chased by onlookers. he was later arrested. none of the injured — who include some mexicans — are reported to be in a ser

is directly responsible for what happened to the shiri one of the people who was also tortured in lithuania when she was there onsite as he was water boarded in thailand so the fact that she was able to dance away from that charge during the senate hearing was really unconscionable the judges according to some news the that she was more kicks accuses in rectal feeding of of it all right. cheri well you know it was really gruesome you mentioned the senate investigation report four years in the making and released just before the current chair richard burr took the chair of the senate intelligence committee now the first thing he did was recall the copies of that senate for your report what does that tell you all right he was involved he was in the house and the senate intelligence committees when all this was going on there joe. and at the hip the overseers are not overseers they're over lookers and what they do is kind of take care of people like gina has spoiled and instead of requiring her to answer the questions they let her go to executive session boss in fairness to gina many people in

of germany before world war ii, kaliningrad is now a sliver of russia squeezed between poland and lithuaniattle easier to reach for the football fans. sarah rainsford reports. these england fans took the easy route to russia. i2 our charter flight route to russia. i2 our charter flight direct to kaliningrad. it is the westernmost venue for this world cup. high-5. supporters found a warm welcome at the airport. i found growing confidence in the england team. do you follow england if they do well and carry on? lesson, i am not getting back on that plane. i will escape work and just deal with that, i'm afraid. it will be too big an opportunity. i will stay until we are out, i think. and how long might that be, do you reckon? to the final, of course. but this match is bya final, of course. but this match is by a beach on the baltic, and the fa ns by a beach on the baltic, and the fans are making the most of that. the belgians fully kicked out, despite the heat wave, and the california goal who is backing england. he makes me follow england, so... england. he makes me follow england, so... and th

the torture queen or bloody gina while she took over as the new cia director earlier this month lithuania says that it may appeal the ruling we discussed the case with former guantanamo bay prisoner now outreach director for the rights organization cage. the reality is that these are war crimes and he was prosecuted for this and nobody will. no matter how many accomplices and it's important call them that were involved that states in the cia senate talk report torture report there are one hundred nine hundred eighty six mention so imagine the lawsuits that would one after the other come and be filed against us they don't have to prosecute the entire bush administration and beyond and of course that's probably not going to be possible there's a series here you've got. four presidents essentially that are all ruled america run america was the torture program has either gone or gone on or has been allowed to get away with it and because there's no prosecutions the new president can come along and say i believe torture works a lot more waterboarding is a great thing because there is not prece

gas imports to lithuania and other european countries is a game changer in the market. this is an end the addiction of russian gas and secure a competitive and diversified supply. american l.n.g. exported our friends and allies around the world is a game changer for the joe owe politics of energy -- geopolitics of energy. we can provide abundant, natural gas we have produced in this country to folks around the world and lessen their dependence on less reliable sources and american businesses will benefit from that. our neighbors and friends will benefit from that. that's yts so -- that's why it's so important. mr. vice chairman, thank you for holding this special order. i am passionate about using the abundant resources we have in this country to change lives around the globe. with that i yield back. mr. olson: thank you. since i've known you you have been a champion for american energy independence. drill, baby, drill. frack, baby, frack. mr. duncan: that's right. mr. olson: we have the chairman, mr. shimkus, for as time as he may require. mr. shimkus: thank you. i'm g

sandwiched between poland and lithuania, kaliningrad has a complicated history. by stalin. but while once a symbol of russia's long simmering tension with the west, it's now putting its best face forward for putin's world cup.

where east meets west, sandwiched between poland and lithuania, kaliningrad has a complicated historyd heavily bombed during world war ii, until it was seized by stalin. but while once a symbol of russia's long simmering tension with the west, it's now putting its best face forward for putin's world cup. translation: it is the most western pa rt translation: it is the most western part of the russian federation, our little enclave of europe. it is a beautiful city. i'm confident that any visitor will fall in love with kaliningrad and certainly visit us once more. england's visit is turning into a hat scratcher, though. it looked like coming second in the group could offer a more favourable draw in terms of travel and opposition. so what will gareth southgate do? we want to breed a mentality that everybody in our squad wants to constantly win. we have not won a knockout game since 2006. why are we starting to plot which would be a better venue for oui’ which would be a better venue for our semifinal? it is beyond me, really. jesse lingard! england's performances so far have certainly g

is the western—most host city for the world cup in russia, a small enclave that's wedged between lithuania it's easier to get to for many football fans. here in britain some members of parliament have again voiced concerns about fans‘ safety. but as sarah rainsford reports, in kaliningrad, some locals are determined to prove them wrong. there is a little bit of england on this russian street. kaliningrad is almost ready to welcome the team here and crowds of fans. some locals are even taking them into their homes. nicolai shows me the space he's offered three england supporters for free. and from the decor, it's not ha rd to free. and from the decor, it's not hard to guess why. his visitors should feel quite at home with this bathroom. the flat could be a squeeze, bathroom. the flat could be a squeeze, with nikolai's girlfriend living here too. but on match night, nicolai tells me he doesn't think his guests will be sleeping much anyway. you wanted it for free because? because it's fun, it's not about money, it's about football, it's about friendship. we're not frightening! no, we don't ha

it is a city which between poland and lithuania said england may enjoy increased travelling support. also help. they claimed this morning, all 23 days involved. including delle alli. but there is a feeling that harry kane will start after scoring five goals in their opening two games. eric dier also likely to start and we will hear from dier also likely to start and we will hearfrom him later in a news conference about yesterday we had that victory for argentina nigeria. last gasp with a goal from the unlikely hero marcus rojo. and lionel messi finally shone at the world cup watched on from the stands by diego maradona. we have brazil and germany trying to book a place in the last 16 today. england are already there and need to find out if they will play on monday or tuesday against japan, senegal or colombia. belgium is first, 7pm kick kick—off tomorrow night. prince william has met the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, in the israeli—occupied west bank. the duke of cambridge is the first british royal to visit israel and the palestinian territories. israel's prime minister, ben

is directly responsible for what happened to the shiri one of the people who was also tortured in lithuania when she was there onsite as he was water boarded in thailand so the fact that she was able to dance away from that charge during the senate hearing was really unconscionable the judges according to some news that she was more kicks accuses and rectal feeding of of it all right. well you know it was really gruesome you mention the senate investigation report four years in the making and released just before the current chair richard burr took the chair of the senate intelligence committee now the first thing he did was recall the copies of that senate for your report what does that tell you all right he was involved he was in the house and the senate intelligence committees when all this was going on there joe. and at the hip the overseers are not overseers they're over lookers and what they do is kind of take care of people like gina hasbro and instead of requiring her to answer the questions they let her go to executive session boss in fairness to gina many people in the mainstream

wedged between lithuania and poland, kaliningrad is separated from the rest of russia, and has a moreollow local rules. there is a little bit of england on this russian street. kaliningrad is almost ready to welcome the team here, and crowds of fans. some locals are even taking them into their homes. and shows me the space he has offered an england supporters for free, and from the decor it is not ha rd to free, and from the decor it is not hard to guess why... his visitors should feel quite at home with this bathroom. the flat could be a squeeze, with nikolai's girlfriend living here, too. but on match night, nikolai tells me he doesn't think his guests will be sleeping much anyway. you wanted to do it forfree sleeping much anyway. you wanted to do it for free because... it is fun. it is not about money, it is about football and friendship. we are not frightening. we don't have bears and guns in every room. kaliningrad was pa rt guns in every room. kaliningrad was part of germany before world war ii, and it still looks and feels quite european in parts, but this exclave is now part o

worth noting the small little island of the russian territory that is on the baltic sea between lithuania and poland among other things it is an opportunity for them to push their defensive umbrella out. the other side gets to decide in blood volume and how often they are going to enter data and the number that russia faces a. it will take us time but they are going to run out the. >> good morning, everyone. i want to reiterate an important caveat that outlines key features against the adversaries as it is stated in the doctrine. it's a primer and it's not inclusive of everything so we can talk about other topics in the question portion of today. it should be noted that there is a great deal of flexibility for different contingencies and we do not mean to suggest they are going to apply a cookie-cutter approach so i would like to talk about how russia will operate in the nonmilitary capabilities and actions during a conventional conflict these are techniques you may have heard referred to as hybrid warfare and the russians refer to them i as indirect action or asymmetric approaches and "e

. >> and many of the app developers identified in the study are based in lithuania and china. do you think most app developers, including ones located overseas are fully aware of the requirements of copa? and that what you're saying would help is the ftc being aggressive, do you think they're aware? >> it's fascinating because the worlds are converging. everybody is global. and now with gdpr, it's creating a whole new series of regimes. esrb has done a great job on verifiable criminal consent in the united states, but they can't do it in europe. you talked about lithuania and some of the european actors, i'm having those people come to me and say how do i meet with gdpr and copa at the same time? so i think weirdly enough, where we are with gdpr is going to help and i would like the ftc to use its powers to go after specific companies to make that -- make people more aware of their requirements. >> thank you very much. i know i'm over time, mr. chairman. and i'll submit a couple of additional questions for the record. thank you for the courtesies, chairman wicker. >> well, man

worked out lavar ball's kid, liangelo and five other prospects liangelo, who played last season in lithuaniaundrafted rookie, is ready for whatever the future holds."i feel pretty good going into the draft. i feel like i'm going to get drafted. i feel like i can produce for a team. but if i don't, i'll go to the g-league, be a free agent or join a summer-league team.... i get questions about my dad. but like i tell everybody, that's him. if you want to talk to him about what he says, you could. it don't really bother me. i'm my own dude." tiger woods hasn't won a major in ten years at this point, we don't know if we will ever see him be in contention for another major win in his career we head to shinnecock hills for round 2 of the u-s open tiger entering the day nine shots off the lead first hole... tiger struggles in the rough... it goes over the green... leads to a double bogey finishes 10-over shoots a 72... he misses the cut by two strokes tiger wasn't the only one who stuggled... jason day, rory mcilroy, jordan speith, and sergio garcia won't be playing this weekend dust