if you need to with the economic ups downs and the find out on monday the london new york sang i and the rest of the life doing me a few will be every week coffee. mito a deadly alliance without a clear mission for decades after the end of the cold war this washington led a lion's continues to exist and expand after in a big us adventure in afghanistan and behind me jeanne. change in libya nato now look somehow in some way to absorb ukraine which is the toast gambit. command so let it turn nine zero degrees. it's interesting we've got. dimitri hopes the first officer will tell him exactly what tests he needs to pass but now it seems is not the time to ask. there's a big blunt you're right near the entrance forward will shift and return. understood. for the gators each trip is a new first time. changes dramatically in just a few the ice will never remain the same for more than a few minutes. something else to consider you can see strips of ice now but if a southerly wind blows they will vanish but if we get a northerly wind blowing through. that it's almost impossible even to make the

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like to repeat once again that the level of security in the city of sochi is not worse than new york, london, or boston. >> all right. those cities are, of course, new york, london, washington, or boston, they were the scene of terrorist attacks, as all of us know. do you think he was deliberately mentioning those cities or just random on his part? >> i think the point he was trying to make is that they have not created that kind of police state in sochi that -- the level of security, what you would find in a major city, which is frankly deeply troubling. those cities, as you say, have had terrorist attacks but they are not adjacent to massive insurgencies and ongoing civil wars. the odd thing about sochi is this is the only town that i can think of where you've had a major international sporting event which is essentially next to a 20-year insurgency which has only gotten more radical and vicious. one would hope that sochi has a lot more security than new york, london, or paris because the russians chose to locate the winter olympics in what is really a war zone. >> because what i've heard

just burn katherine bird give the strongest support also receive money donations from paris london. new york and los angeles before the people come here just ordinary citizens who are against extremism and fascism sitting there against national flags and marches they used to be afraid something was holding them back but now they're openly shouting. glory to ukraine death to our enemies. and this is the point where you should think about why it might lead to this sort of peaceful protest anymore it's war. listen with this begin you simply want at the moment we have information that they possess firearms. are most likely to have shotguns but as you know you can load those guns with anything you want especially ban in mind that the telly would sankoh the interior minister spoke for the opposition and called on everyone to bring any weapons they have to start bloodshed here. and they want to seize power and create a new state. if. that the list was found on my desk. straight straight and this in ukrainian house. just give me a bullet. i'll give it back to him coming to her and the one who fired

if you believe the reviews economic ups and downs in the find out on monday for the london new york shanghai and the rest of life so unique a few will be every week on all of the. trends in the report your best way to the heart of moscow. u.s. prison officials say they'll now how a russian convict who claims to be on the verge of a heart attack with a move coming only out of moscow way dead. mother nature spoils the shot on the day tanel the winter olympics with at least two stops postponed you just say fog. but as the russian hockey school prepares to take on norway in the fast playoff game we'll talk to a man who won olympic silver with the red machine in the box. also this hour home to name a terrorist threat of a two hundred british people who have returned from fighting in syria after being recruited and trained by hardline groups. and also your force on the alarming number of suicides among senior bankers and investigates walker.

if you need to review these economic ups and downs in the fine at all amongst the london new york shanghai and the rest because it's a neat case it will be every week on alternate playing the elite. player. to. play. welcome back to worlds apart from here discussing conscious capitalism with one of the moments founders rush this audience mr idea i think what you're really talking about is the idea of social responsibility of big business is this idea may be fairly rare for an american businessman but in many countries around the world including in russia it is often perceived as a vestige of the old communist regime companies want to be efficient they want to focus on the bottom lines but instead they are mandated to spend their valuable resources on various social programs and they feel that it may actually hold them back what do you think about this idea of the obligatory here for your employees i think any action that is going to take a while internally. through a sense of doing the right things for the right reasons always a lot more power behind where you mandate certain things it tak

as safe as -- he named a bunch of places that had been hit by terrorists, including boston, london, new york. obviously, as you know, this is the world we live in now. but it has also been pointed out that this is the first time that an olympics is being held on an edge of an active war zone, essentially, in terms of the fight going on in the caucasus. will it be better for future olympics not to be so close to this kind of insurgency and, in retrospect, was it a mistake to hold the olympics in sochi? >> well, i'm just not going to say that. things may go very well. i think the country is doing very hard to do what has to be done. the question is to know what has to be done and that's based on intelligence, which is sometimes good and sometimes not so good. but i think they have to take the threat stream very credibly and it is taken very credibly. now, more than that, i don't know what i can tell you about it. >> all right. senator feinstein, thanks for your time. we're all hoping for the best. >> absolutely. thank you, jake. >>> coming up on "the lead," we're going to stick with "the world

madrid, london, new york, relatively limited. today we're looking at terror threats in iraq, syria, north africa. we had the underwear bomber and cargo threats out of yemen. it shows you how much the terror threat has metastasized. >> what can the united states do. shoe bombs but then 25, 30 cities. they're saying it's not specific. hard to interpret. >> it is, but usually you're not going to put this plot out if somebody walks into an fbi office, they say i know somebody with a bomb. you have to get to a level above that to warn the american people. i look at this and say it's not a dime a dozen. it's also not sort of an everyday occurrence. they've got to have something that's motivated them, especially during the olympics, to come out and warn so many people worldwide. >> all right. thank you very much, phil. appreciate your taking the time. >> my pleasure. >>> out front next, breaking business news. facebook goes on its biggest shopping spree. why did the company decide to spend $19 billion on an app? we're not joking here. >

a couple that said "we can deal with it, we are new yorkers", but everyone is pretty much waiting and hoping for spring >> jennifer london from new york. kevin corriveau warned us it would be bad and joins us with an update. >> there's good news. in washington d.c. we are seeing the snow and right on the edge baltimore, philly dealing with the snow and freezing precipitation. in new york we had a switchover. earlier, last summer i was talking to you, it was heavy rain. now we are looking at the rain go through. now we are dealing with a mix of sleet and freezing precipitation forming here. now, what is going to happen is over of the next couple of of hours we'll deal with that, and also into new jersey. see the wrap around snow right here. that will come in around midnight to 1am across this area. temperatures dropping to about 30 degrees. some places have seen - oakland maryland saw 23. in west virginia, they had 27 inches, we are not quite done. in places that are further away from the coast. these numbers will go up, especially the ones in connecticut. as i said, 30 degrees tomorrow will be the low. we won't see a bunch of snow on

have a look at it this will stop new york and london -- have a look at this was to new york and londonre the wealthy wanted to stay. monaco. stop -- hongl kong. what you have got in terms of luxury is what is driving it is the fact you have wealth creators and one plays and nucleus of talent and knowledge and the growth of billionaires. from asia and africa and latin what toand that drives the rich want in their property. >> manus credi, thank you so much. still with us is andrew goldberg. andrew, thank you for sticking around. at the beginning of the show, we were talking about where you saw the most opportunity. you set you merge in the markets. -- you said the emerging markets. there is still a lot of risk. >> there is risk. they keeping with the monetary policy is a lot of hubbub and much ado about whether the bank of england will remain in their credibility because they have shifted gears on what they are watching with forward guidance. it is all about unemployment rate and now it is not. now it is spare capacity. the key thing to look is for short-term interest rate which remains

parallels to nine hundred fourteen i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and author of the new book bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia in washington we have brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in london we crossed to david stephenson he is an author of several books about the first world war as well as a professor of international history at the london school of economics all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it george if i go to you first in new york a century ago one of the worst catastrophes in history occurred and it was the beginning of the first world war and looking at parallels to the present we had a very unstable international system then how stable is the system today. when it was not so much. stable system back then i mean it's more that there were foolish policy makers. and foolish policy makers are around today i think what happened in one nine hundred fourteen was a series of miscalcula

new york london. the whole world is on the go. you can see trujillo of the original one of the one down the end there a photo of the core of that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the public tears become we see military and state run for least falses mobilized against people who blend into the city who know how great the city the more people trust electronic devices the more new front slows the. fear that the thousand on is on our t.v. . is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go away from once again it's the fear factor for women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when you're killing money but if so many would you would just prefer. i'm noticing more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot o

i mean if you could prove to me that walking around a city like london or new york or washington i'm only photographed thirty times a day i'd actually treat that as good news in today's environment i suspect it's actually ten or a hundred times more than that and it's not just the government that's doing the photographing retailers now are using all kinds of sensing technologies to understand who's in their stores what are they looking at are they responding to advertising in the environment people are surveilling each other. you know we have all have very high resolution cameras in our pockets that we use quite often. and you know we saw for instance after the boston marathon bombing that that there's actually really valuable information that is captured on those cameras that people are carrying around you know in their pockets you know i think it's really up to any society to decide where it's wrong with the line and i just spent a week in singapore which is a country has a very different view about the government's role in monitoring citizens' activities citizens have a very diffe

london has remained fairley stable. new yorkrated at 43 and that is our home base for this particular ranking. it's comprised of 223 city these year. effectively, in terms of the waiting system, that can impact where a city is falling and the number of cities on the roster. >> so what's the best city to live in in asia and the u.s.? >> well, according to our results, singapore has come in as the highest quality of living in region in 25over all in the ranking and in the u.s., vancouver has hit the list in north american point of view. there are a number of canadian cities that have top the chart this year. i think the most interesting trend we're seeing is around the emerging market cities. so these cities, we've added some new locations in this year, for example, india, poland, china, these are locations that are getting the more traditional international financial centers a run for their money. in the last decade, they've started to evolve with rapid growth, significant foreign investments made and moving that up to internatio

new york the head of the american jewish congress. but he had taken the precautions of asking silverman and london to notify him in new york, and so with considerable delay because it have to go through private mail and wartime, he got the message. he rushed down to washington to speak to a man named sumner welles the undersecretary of state, the number two man in the state department. he was not only in some ways more powerful than the secretary of state, he was roosevelt's man in the state department which is important in this case and in general for the buck because the papers are quite good, and they were donated and made available only in the 1990s. when we don't have direct information about franklin roosevelt, it's an attitude we can use sumner welles as a kind of proxy. wells said to weiss but he didn't believe this telegram because the knotty regime was short on labor and why in the world would they be executing millions of jews if they needed to slave labor? weiss said can we be reassured, in other words do you have solid information, and he responded to ten tell when you're dealing with that mad man meaning hitler so he aske

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power with only eighteen percent of satisfaction so he cannot go on very long twitters in new york and in london are going to have a lot of fun you know the next couple of months. you mentioned the traitors in in new york and london of course right before greece collapsed goldman sachs it's now well not or stead made enormous bets on the collapse of grace and they profited handsomely the insiders papa dry al was benefiting by some financial fraud and so it was really set up to fail and we see some other similarities in grace of course . hours after the collapse that was engineered by wall street you had a rise of neo nazi ism in france just recently as part of a huge protest almost twenty thousand neo nazis are in the street shouting screaming anti-semitic slogans oh well let me correct you on this one because you know i covered the. there were no twenty thousand i mean there was actually it was like eighty thousand people in the streets and there were like one thousand people you know standing discomfort of so it's difficult because up but that was made by the you know by do the french media wh

. >> translator: the level of security in sochi is absolutely the same than in new york, london, washingtonr boston. >> reporter: one difference is that you can eat this yogurt in new york. the russian government is blocking a large shipment of the high protein snack intended to feed u.s. athletes because of a paperwork error. regardless of whether the yogurt makes it to sochi, the world will turn its attention here as the curtain goes up on the 22nd winter olympics tomorrow night. another dilemma for some athletes is whether or not to walk in opening ceremonies. that's a difficult decision for those that have to compete early on saturday when the games really get rolling. my question for you, how can we expect americans to win medals when they don't have their yogurt. >> they need that yogurt. >> thank you. you can watch all the highlights on our primetime coverage. but right now we're about to reveal some of those results from earlier today. >> here's your spoiler alert. if you do not want to know the results, close your eyes and wait for the music to end. >> okay. we're going to turn off

new york london. the whole world is. a feature of the original one a further one down the end to verify that you hang up the point that the link at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the puppet tears become we see military and state and police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city who inhabit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that as a thousand i. find archy. welcome back you're watching artsy ensor national it's time now for some moment more world news for you from around the world the iraqi army has stepped up its bombardment all. reports of me ahead of a full on ground offensive. this it seemed was seized by militants connected to al qaida an early january and has been under intense shelling for days the government's been holding off from send in and troops to give local tribesmen time to oust the insurgents and security in iraq has been getting worse with almost eight thousand people killed in sectar

new york london. the whole world is on the. complete truth of the original one a father walk down the end there a father to hang up the corner of that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state and police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city and hobbit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are i. fear that it has a thousand on phase. well the wonderful woman a lot of these. things are i'm. a pleasure to have you with us here today. the olympic flame arrives in sochi after a historic relay covering more than sixty thousand kilometers of the prized merril medals there will be imminent start of the winter games as. the u.s. warns international firms against doing business with iran saying partial lifting of sanctions doesn't mean your audience market is open for business yet. afghanistan reveals it's been trying to hammer out a deal with the taliban as the u.s. role in the co

new york london. the whole world is on the go. and see trujillo of the original one a father walk down the end there are five the two hang up the corner of that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the puppet tears become we see military and state police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city doing the hobbit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more new front slows the. fear that it is a thousand on days on our t.v. the united states has significant technological over the rest awhile that it is now using that to spy on the rest of the wall then there was the deal between the u.s. and england where u.s. spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. but british a spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. so. the two governments said alright each of us will spy on the other citizens and then we'll trade and that way we'll be surveilling our own people so this is what i think of as the scandal. good leverage surely kirby was to build a new mos

london once the heart of the british empire. along with new york and home cologne still in the center of the global financial industry. symbol and driving force behind the international monetary flow. twelve million inhabitants over three hundred languages countless ethnicities and colleges london is a prototype of a global networked mega city and a laboratory for security measures a lot of the changes in cities since the nine eleven terror attacks in new york washington were already on the way before those attacks so it's important to sort of stress that the nine eleven attacks have led to certain changes intensifying that we're already on the way most importantly i would say there's a increasing preoccupation with security as defined by the state as defined by big companies and as defined by those in government. professor and also the stephen graham teaches and researches on security and surveillance and the militarization of space cities are getting more and the focus of conflict this is not entirely new currently however this new context is it'

new york, the head of the american jewish congress. but weigner had taken the precaution of asking silverman in london to notify weiss in new york, and so with considerable delay, because it had to go through private mail in wartime, weiss got the message. he rushed down to washington, to speak to a man named sumner wells. the undersecretary of state. the number two man in the state department. wells was not only in some ways more powerful than the secretary of state, cordle hull, he was ralph's man in the state department, which is important in this case and -- he was roosevelt's man in the state department which is important in this case for the book because the wells papers are quite good. and they were donated and made available only in the 1990s. when we don't have direct information about franklin roosevelt's comments and attitudes, we can use sumner wells as a kind of proxy. wells said to weiss that he didn't believe this telegram because the nazi regime was short of labor. and why in the world would the nazis be executing millions of jews if they needed slave labor. weiss said, can we be reassured? in other words, do you really

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so he collected materials from london and new york booksellers and the original collection that came around from the east coast. there's about 900 titles remaining. a lot of people ask what the oldest item in the collection is. that distinction belongs to those who. 1524 click here for an indian. i probably butchered the pronunciation. this is the first latin edition of the second platter of hernando cortez to king philip of spain and it describes the conquest of mexico in pretty good detail. the first letter has been found with an appendix, which describes the first letter said this essentially is the first to correspond. this is a more modern bride named to the 1900 with the text inside is definitely from that era. it was written in 1524. another volubly have the interest of people interested in the eye chains is this work on the dutch east indies, west and east come to me. these plates are etched by simon devries, who is considered to have protect to the art and it was published in 1682 and it's full of beautiful illustrations. again, good maps. another thing we have a lot of in t

parallels to nine hundred fourteen i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and author of the new book bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia in washington we have brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in london we crossed to david stephenson he is an author of several books about the first world war as well as a professor of international history at the london school of economics are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you.

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new york london. the whole world is on the go. the true hero of the original one a father one found the end of their a five a to hang up the quarterback building at the end of the street another one a more transparent society gets the money or the public tears become we see military and state and police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city and hobbit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are. fearing that it has a thousand on days. what really is a scary throughout the was is to a five so we pick up things like koran. turbans prayer rugs things that are really not part of our american custom so and we know that if they're coming from the middle east which even even. more concerning to me is the fact that we've got it in a president in the. in the white house that has not even wanted to disclose the fact that he is a stranger he's actually a usurper and he gave an oath he swore certain things and he's got committed to it so he's obviously not committed to the constitution. we

jennifer london in new york. at the city union score, what skit like out there now, jennifer?well, right now what with are seeing is a lot of people making their journey home. we are seeing a lot of people trying to navigate what is really kind of a mess here, because you have this combination of what was snow earlier today, that is melted now into kind of this really obnoxious if you will, slush. and a lot of people crossing here, trying to avoided slipping and the stray from the cars passing, and the forecast is calling for 100% chance of precipitation later. so it isn't a question of if there will be more snow, we are seeing out, just a matter of when. and just to give you an idea of how much has fallen here, by 10:30 local time, central park had 9.5 inches of snow. since october, the city has seen four point five inches of snow. but it isn't just new york that is getting hit with this latest storm. pennsylvania, in philadelphia, the schools are closed for the fifth time this year, schools are closed in boston. and massachusets has the national guard on the stand by on the