president, for your masquerade for your bad walk, i give you an f. [applause] >> i have another one, how about getting along well with others. every teacher wants students to get along well. we have a student whose ego is so great that he places his ego above the interest of all americans. so get along well with others, mr. president, an f. let's take a look at one more topic and that's immigration. now, i'm from the country and we tend to simplify things. we see things that some people see as big and complex. we see them as small and simp. if we have a family of eight and we have one thin chicken for supper and we're cooking that one chicken, that is not the night that we go down the street and invite the johnson family and the robinson family to come to dinner because we don't have enough to share. the president is attempting to 46 million ion -- new americans in our school systems. now, these 46 million are not educated or they are poorly educated and they are poor. so they will come because they fit the mold of the democrats who can be kept on th

gas station masquerading as a country. >> on the banks of the river, established by the bedouins, taken by the ottomans in the 16th century and captured by the russians in the 18th century. >> for eight centuries, this has been an outpost of empires guarding the trade routes to the east. it's a background to a resurging russia and expanding europe. >> set on a fault line from the east to the west, history has a habit of repeating itself on the banks of the river. . >>> the chinese government is meeting environmentalists in budget to look at how to tackle chronically high levels of pollution. a year-long study released shows that a fifth of china's farmland is contaminated. a draft law could give the government more power. it's expected to be finalised this year. it is in a polluted city. the laws are necessary to make factories accountable for their role in policing the environment. >> the hot spot is about whether people can have proper information disclosure, and also how far and how harsh the punishment to the polluters can be. also for the environmental pop interest, lawsuits. we ha

. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country.nd i apologize for that because actually, it's a mafia-run gas station masquerading as a country. >> on the banks of the donesta, a 40 rest taken by the ottomans 16th century and captured by the russians in the 18th century >> for eight centuries, this has been an out post of empires guarding trade routes. it is set to be a battleground between a resurgent russia and an exup and downing europe >> set on a critical fault line between the east and the west, history has a habit of continually repeating itself on the banks of this river. david chater, al jazeera, transmistria >> in iraq, a military operation against fighters linked to al-qaeda is threatening to disrupt general e elections. many residents in the city of falluja are questioning whether the vote set for april the 30th will even take place >> reporter: the bombed out buildings in the center of fallujah indicate just how ferocious the military operation has been here. the iraqi army has taken positions on the out skirts of the

and i apologize for that because actually, it's a mafia-run gas station masquerading as a country. >> on the banks of the donista, the for trest established by the genoans, taken by the ottomans 16th century and captured by the russians in the 18th century. for eight centuries, this has been an out post of desires guarding the trade routes to the east. now it's set to be a battleground once again between russia and an exup and downing europe >> set on a kitt critical fault line, history has a habit of continually repeating itself on the banks of this river. david chater, al jazeera, transmistria >> we will look at russia's approach to foreign policy until light of the recent ukrainian crisis. >> iran said a dispute over one of its nuclear facilities is pretty much over. the country's vice president said in an interview that iran had agreed to redesign its iraq plant to limit exactly how much plutonium it can make. it would be a major concession for the u.s. and its allies all in talk in tehran over the nuclear program >> the issue of the iraq heavy water reacto has been resolved. we h

. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. i apologise for that because fal it's a mafia-run gas station masquerading as a stags. >> on the banks a country discovered by the bedouins, taken over by the ota wans and taken over by the soviet union. >> it is set again to become a battle ground between an insurgent russia and expanding europe. set on a false like between the east and west, history has a habit of repeating itself on the banks of the river. >> and joining me were washington is angela, the director of the center for eurasian, russian, eastern european and author of "the limits of partnership, u.s.-russia relations in the 21st century." thank you for being here. do you think the violence will derail the deal signed on thursday? >> i think it was derailed from the beginning because separatists said they didn't express the deal. i think this agreement was probably a non-starter. it was unclear who was going to enforce it. now it looks as if shooting is going to be enforced, although the monitors from the organization fo

. >> a gas station masquerading as a country.afia run gas station masquerading as a country. >> first established by the genoans, taken by the ottomans. for eight centuries, now it's set to become a background again between a resurgent russian and expanded europe. >> history has a habit of continually repeating itself on the banks of thi this river. are david chater, are al jazeera, transmistria. >> radio transcripts reveal chaos around the sinking of a south korean ferry last week. confusion and indesition long after -- in decision long after that are being ferry was sinking. high death toll is at 64 and expected to rise. divers are finally recovering bodies from inside that boat. around 240 remain missing many of them children. they were on a field trip when the ferry sank. harry fawcett has the latest. >> on a day when christians celebrate a resurrection, this was the easter sunday service on the waters near jendo. needing rescue workers, praying for the dead. credit for the first time, divers have been able to pull bodies out

president, for your masquerade for your bad walk, i give you an f. [applause] >> i have another one, how about getting along well with others. every teacher wants students to get along well. we have a student whose ego is so great that he places his ego above the interest of all americans. so get along well with others, mr. president, an f. let's take a look at one more topic and that's immigration. now, i'm from the country and we tend to simplify things. we see things that some people see as big and complex. we see them as small and simp. if we have a family of eight and we have one thin chicken for supper and we're cooking that one chicken, that is not the night that we go down the street and invite the johnson family and the robinson family to come to dinner because we don't have enough to share. the president is attempting to 46 million ion -- new americans in our school systems. now, these 46 million are not educated or they are poorly educated and they are poor. so they will come because they fit the mold of the democrats who can be kept on th

. >> it is a gas station masquerading as a country, and i apologise for that, because if it's a mafia-run gas station running as a country. >> on the banks of the fortress, established by the bedouins, taken by the ottomans in the 16th century. and by the russians in the 18th century. >> this is set to become a battle ground between a surgent russia and expanding europe. >> set on a fault line between the east and the west. history has a habit of repeating itself on the banks of this river. >> the chinese government officials are meeting with environmentalists in beijing. tackling high levels of pollution. a year-long survey shows one fifth of farland is contam -- farm land is contaminated. they are closing polluting factories from industrial development. the law is expected to be finalised next year. >> energy issues joins us via skype, one of china's pollued cities. this is, i believe, the fourth time that the draft law is amended. what are the changes, are they trying to make law more strict. >> yes, this is the first time, and this is a long and detailed revision. it shows that the co

. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. all they have is gas and oil. i take that back. it's a gas station run by a mafia that is masquerading. >> originally i thought it was a little rough. i'm glad you stopped there. >> reporter: since this weekend the u.s. expanded those military deployments from eastern europe from 300 troops to 600 troops going to the four nato allies. at the same time u.s. officials considering another round of economic sanctions against russia. those likely before the end of the week. the combination of military and economic measures intended to show russia the u.s. will not accept military action inside ukraine. jim sciutto, washington. >>> they're working to secure the release of one of its journalists in slovesk. simon ostrovsky has been reporting. the self-proclaimed mayor is claiming a journalist is being held. the u.s. state department would not confirm but condemned the taking of hostages. >>> well, the death toll is rising rapidly as divers search the sunk jennifer ri off south korea's jindo islands. >> authorities now sa

who are really under pressure and receive threats because they dare to say around this electoral masquerade. america, unites the critics, a reason to watch al jazeera america the standout television event borderland, is gritty honesty. >> a lot of people don't have a clue what goes on down here, the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. >> taking viewers beyond the debate. >> don't miss al jazeera america's critically acclaimed series borderland on al jazeera america also available on demand >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas paying the price? >> who's benefiting from restricting access to safe abortions? >> fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... ground breaking... truth seeking... breakthrough investigative documentary series access restricted only on al jazeera america >>> time for "listening post," "the guardian, "t"the wa

campaign has seen -- him commended -- condemned by the president -- >> you have seen the latest masqueradeith your own eyes. i was invited onto a program on public television. i have been part of this for 10 years. and i was not allowed to speak at. sing the praises of the sultan are allowed to. benflis was once the leader of the party but now he has turned his back on the party and aging president bouteflika. peaceful here want a change via the ballot box and i can bring that change, i have come to understand that. it, is my aim, i believe in -- though he has attracted crowds to his rallies, analysts don't predicted that benflis will be much of a worry to the president. one decade ago, he managed only hold six percent of the vote. plans on, benflis sending 60,000 election observers to the polls to ensure a fair fight. >> that was catherine noris-trenton. oscar pistorius has finished his testimony in the murder trial and over the past week he has come under intense pressure from the prosecutor who says that the double-amputee runner is lying in the witness stand. the prosecution did his be

to budge to make a choice because they say they didn't want to get a facade of legitimacy to a masquerade ball for democracy they think the outcome is a foregone conclusion expect a strong wind for the current president. the boycott movement organized to three protests that he in paris a thesis on today. the true between one and two hundred petition to protest a considerably fewer than those who actually cost about. mr brown reporting that put me off because the sixty is enough to tens of millions of years of renovations the powers they were re opened its gates to the on such a close interest in the east in the suburbs of french capital grounds i didn't want to make a different species amongst them exhausted parents to twins and she rocks. i cast on hawkins small the kiwi found funny and failed to convict these days it is on top of the cajoling summit in typing hundreds of miles and will heed to experience the new bounce and seam. i was young my parents drove me to call week's discovery team nine can't eat or take him to be the one thousand animals confined to have a chance to take eight

listen, russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. all it -- all he's got is gas and oil.ack. it is a gas station run by a mafia that is masquerading as a -- >> seth: yeah, because originally i thought it was a little rough. >> yeah, yeah. [ applause ] >> seth: i'm glad you softened it. >> so, so if we show strength, if we show steadfastness -- ronald reagan, peace through strength. peace through strength. and rather than let him think that he can get away with things like he's doing now. now he's got his thugs in eastern ukraine and they beat up people and they do -- now the question is, can the new government survive? look, the government they just got rid of, the guy in charge, yanukovych, he had a home worth $100 million with his own zoo in it. his son was a dentist. a billionaire. that's not a bad practice, of dentistry. >> seth: right. >> so, so it was a corrupt government. the people rose up. one of them, by the way, is heavyweight the champion of the world, vitali klitschko. one of the really neat guys i've ever met. [ applause ] and by the way, did you see saturda

. >> russia is a gas station run by mafia that is masquerading. >> reporter: this is why john kerry sounded oddly nostalgic for the bad old days. >> during the cold war it was easier than it is today, simpler. >> reporter: tonight president obama leaves for asia, a trip he has had to cancel three times before, u.s. officials are resigned that the ukraine crisis will overshadow whatever the president does in asia. >>> andrea, thanks. on his way on that trip to asia, president obama stopped in washington state today. he spent time with families and first responders while touring the scene of devastation there after the landslide that wiped out much of an entire community. the death toll stands at 41. the search is continuing for two others still missing. >>> with a rising death toll over 170 souls still missing the anger is growing tonight after the awful ferry disaster we've been covering in the waters off south korea. as new details are uncovered about what the captain and crew did and did not do at the first sign of trouble as they started to make their own escape from the vessel. our repo

president, for your masquerade for your bad walk, i give you an f. [applause] >> i have another one, how about getting along well with others. every teacher wants students to get along well. we have a student whose ego is so great that he places his ego above the interest of all americans. so get along well with others, mr. president, an f. let's take a look at one more topic and that's immigration. now, i'm from the country and we tend to simplify things. we see things that some people see as big and complex. we see them as small and simp. if we have a family of eight and we have one thin chicken for supper and we're cooking that one chicken, that is not the night that we go down the street and invite the johnson family and the robinson family to come to dinner because we don't have enough to share. the president is attempting to get $46 million -- 46 million new americans in our school systems. now, these 46 million are not educated or they are poorly educated and they are poor. so they will come because they fit the mold of the democrats who can b

they have a very fragile economy, so, it is 13thth larger a gas station masquerading as a country, so there are many actions we can take, but so far, there has been a lot of talk and no action. >> what leonard said the capitalist who hang themselves and we will sell them the rep rope to do it. well, two former chancellors have justified and apologized for putin's takeover of crimea, so we have got to lead, and where is the president of the united states? should didn't president of the united states be speaking forcefully and strongly and didn't the president say if they carried out further action there is would be further sanctions? so far we haven't heard anything. >> schieffer: well the secretary of state stayed there will be additional consequences if they don't deescalate. >> they haven't deescalated, in fact, they have now fomenting this, using their gru secret service, secret special forces people that are fomenting this discontent. people in eastern ukraine don't want this. even though they are leaning sort of pro russian, they don't want this kind of thing. they want a governm

it's in response to the united nations ruling that the whaling program was the commercial hunt masquerading as we search for whale hunting will be scaled back but not to stop to national tradition in japan or to get back to the twelve century. well hundreds of thousands of catholics have descended on the vatican to celebrate easter. francis has already presided over the traditional good friday a way of the cross service is at the coliseum commemorating the crucifixion. on sunday he will deliver mass along with his easter blessing and message away from st peter's square a whole army of personnel the hard work pairing up for this holy week and we take a look behind the scenes i thousands of catholics who feel sleepy to square this weekend for easter celebrations for the common eye patients of extreme cold of seconds. i'm still on the twenty minutes away from the sun showing the crowds told to wait behind this tool in one of the vatican's most sacred places. preparations are well underway here sixties and seventy from going till dusk these on independence many downs. russell and painstaking ta

we have masquerade being found with them. so things are getting with him. and the complexity of the ministries of preaching which compete to impunity. no one to question them people are being condoned the basis of. so things are and march were good and is prone to making lists. even the dishes done was first discovered want anything to do see a little cash as it stands you that so many haitians mean that the number of dead bodies hit the victim must taste is much higher. a key issue in the next commission on each eye sees us doing it at four hundred dead bodies have been prevented from seeing the sleeves and cap on to the genocide of the approach that. who the man in the midst of this kind of ego strokes going to issue sauce is often the scene they have been making bows and resources the killing of over skype with that basically it through the streets over some of the colony. and they're going to continue to do that photo as they can. of the inaugural function towards a solution it is the responsibility of the engine has to commute to find a solution re app

when they saw this captain delano approaching they created a masquerade and in this masquerade they pretended -- the slaves were now in control of the ship and the captain was their prisoner. they pretended that it was still the other way around and they propped up this fading man who was their prisoner and played the servile slave attending to him. but also controlled and the whole time dylan was on board he imagined the slave was wonderfully attentive and being served by such a person. he thought this is just such a fine relationship and look how careful he is and everything was a mess that he slightly picked up. future bid it to the idea that maybe this was an ambush after all and maybe he was a sinister guy after all. it's only in the late stage of the drama of a the long day aboard that ship. i thought i would give you a sense of how melville approaches this. he describes the ship 1799 of roxbury massachusetts. the morning was one peculiar to that coast. everything was mute and calm, everything gray. this undulated along the rooms of swells seemed fixed by quave led. this guy seemed gray

also have to make sur he wasn' >> : news tonight 18 year-old man behind bars after he was caught masqueradingbehind elementary school happened just after noon time today. no children are present at the time. >> : this just in at the newsroom australian authorities say they have detected pings for what could be a black boxes from malaysian flights to 70. this turn of benson's the plane left great art a month ago. in line i cannot tell you what have required the signals on two more occasions. but like yesterday afternoon in light last night 239 people remain unaccounted for many theories still exists about what may happen to a plan. from catastrophic to act of terrorism did things from the black box alas for certain amount of time before they die out here australia set to send a submarine to try and find the wreckage and the black box. today is equal pay day. and to honor the need for quality as and obama signed two executive orders and its strengthening to loss. some workers to find out that if they're being compensated fairly all compared to college to measures will only apply with federal co

. >> i've never felt so much like i'm masquerading like something i'm not.stinctively hostile to any kind of devotion. certainty is any enemy. i'm all about doubt, questioning ones self and the nature of reality. when they grabbed hold of me and in a totally nonjudgmental way essentially -- god's happy to have you, here you go. oh, man. my treachery is complete. just because i was raised outside the faith with no particular attachment or loyalty to israel doesn't mean that plenty of people on this earth don't hate me in principle. i know that. but the state of israel, i never really knew what to think. first look around, it's like everybody says -- it's pretty. it's awesome. it's urban. sophisticated. hip. like southern california. only nicer. then you see the young draftees in the streets and you start to get the idea. this is jerusalem. >> i'm taking you through damascus gate, which is one of the gates to the old city. these walls are pretty ancient. people say that the deepest go back to king david. as history progressed, they built up the wall. so the to

when they saw this captain approaching they created a masquerade and pretended, even though the slaves were in control and the white captain was their prisoner. they pretented it was the other way around. they propped up this man and played the slave but controlled the thing. and the whole time the man was on board he imagined being served by such a person and thought this was a fine relationship and look how careful he is. and everything that was with a myth that he slightly picked up he attributed this to the idea maybe this was an ambish and he was a sinister guy. it is only at the late stage of the drama after a long day board. i thought i would read you how he approaches this and describes the ship in massachusetts. the morning was one puculiar to that coast. everything was mute and calm. everything gray. the sea, seemed fixed like waves led that are cool and sit in the smelters mold. flights of trouble foul with flights of trouble gray vapors among which they were mixed and skin over the waters as swallows over meadows before storms. and deeper shadows to come. he made it very ea

. >> we're boycotting because we don't want to give legitimacy to this masquerade that has nothing to do with the interest of the algerian people. >> algeria has rooted the chaos of the arab spring, and supporters have granted his stability. but many believe he is too old and too ill to governor. >> well, you can find much more on the algerian elections on our website at www.aljazeera.com. cameras are rolling out the red carpet for britain's prince william and his family. if he becomes king he will become australia's monarch, but that all depends on whether australians vote to change the system. >> this is a chance for future monarchs to meet their future subjects. because the united kingdom monarchs are also australia's. they remain a constitutional monarchy where the king or queen is head of its head of state, too. prince william would become king william of australia, and maybe george would be king george here. >> that's how i was brought up, and i want my children to do the same. >> reporter: it's as much about celebrity as it is royalty. even so you won't find many here critical

. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country and i apologise for that because actually it's a mafia-run gas station. >> opened by the 13th century, taken by ut ottomans, and captured by the russians in the 18th century. >> for eight centuries it guarded the trade routes to the east. now it's set to become a battle ground between a russia and expanding europe. >> set between the east and the west. history had a habit of repeating itself on the banks of this river. >> i'll have more from europe for you later. now, back to adrian. >> thank you. still to come on the newshour - tens of thousands of christians mark easter in the holy city of jerusalem. some say they are not welcome. >> plus, how boston is preparing for its annual marathon, a year after the bomb attack there. >> in sport - we'll find out if liverpool can move a step closer to the english premier league. all the results in around 35 minutes. >> i want to make you aware of breaking news. malaysia airlines plane with 166 people on board has made an emergency landing in kuala lumpur. the flight was heading for bangalor

it's a gas station masquerading as a country. there's many actions we can take. so far, we've had a lot of talk and no action. >> they blamed the violence on ukraine and kiev. aides refused to endorse the graduated sanctions against russia. that russian veto is frustrating u.s. ambassador samantha power says what the russians are doing in ukraine, the world has seen before. >> it has all the tell-tale signs what we see in crimea. there's nothing grassroots about it. >> president putin has received numerous requests asking for him to interfere. >> it's kind of an heavy handed approach. russian is familiar with it. including in the soviet past. it's not fooling anybody. >> u.s. officials are cheering the ukrainians for not responding to the russian's provocation. a russian fighter buzzed the u.s. war ship a number of times this weekend. the u.s. proceed tested, but officials noted it appeared to be unarmed. >> a massive explosion ripped through a bus station in nigeria's capital today. at least 72 people were killed and 164 wubeded. it's been blamed on an islamic g

. >>> it's a gas station run by a mafia that is masquerading -- >> i'm glad you -- >> the republican senator john mccain on "late night with seth meyers" last night talking about russia. senator mccain talked about renewed popularity on capitol hill, for hip at least, now that he's been personally sanctioned by the russian president vladimir putin. senator mccain is pushing the u.s. to provide ukraine's government with defensive weapons to hold off russian troops if putin gives the order to invade. the obama administration doesn't support mccain's plan, instead pledging what's described as nonlethal aid. the vice president was in ukraine today, still is there, talking with government leaders. he promised both economic and diplomatic support. >> the united states stands with you and is working to support all ukrainians and seeking a better future. the road ahead obviously, as we discussed at length both here and washington, mr. prime minister, is difficult. and you should know, as i told you at the outset, you will not walk this road alone. we will walk it with you. >> bring in gloria

. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. he's got is gas and oil, and that's really all that is sustaining them. i take that back. it's a gas station run by a mafia that is masquerading -- >> originally i thuought it wasa little rough -- >> of course, russia exports natural gas to ukraine. ukraine pays russia for those resources. do you agree with senator mccain? >> well, 70% of the russian exports are oil and gas, and it's 52% of the budget for their military and their government. so the prime support for putin right now is the monopoly they have. principally in eastern europe on oil and gas. so if we were to export gas into this region, and that has been part of our discussions here with ukrainians, we were over in as are azerbaijan into europe, certainly could send gas from louisiana. we have excess capacity at the lng facility. there's a lot we can do, 50% of the gas needs of ukraine can be met, in my conversation with the vice president, he said if they were to develop -- developing shale gas here. i'm sure we're going

masquerading as efficiencies but are innovation. and they are complicated to the people that were making more money than anyone else. and then we have this metaphor. every ton of aspect of the economy always seems like kind of a good thing. because it is true that any innovation in the financial sector can be maligned. it seems like it's progress, but it's not progress. i would not say or list as a malign influence the structure of a hedge fund. it's a structure for a money manager to use. depending on the money manager, it can be useful. but the problem is that we have a little bit of a taste for it and we don't recognize the social cost of that. so that is a problem. some of the derivatives, if there could be a watchdog who had to -- if you introduce the government to the process, you introduce a lot of other problems. but if you wave a wand over wall street and you never have created these default swaps, we would all be better off. >> host: in the cbs news sites on the story from 60 minutes, i don't know if you had a chance to lo

it masqueraded as a twitter-like platform to collect users private data and spread political content that would trigger unrest. under questioning from senator patrick leahy at a hearing tuesday, the usaid minister ater denied the program was covert. >> working on creating platforms to improve communications in cuba and in many other parts of the world is a core part of what u.s. aid has done for some time and continues to do -- usaid has done for some time in continues to do. our policy is to support efforts to allow for open communications. to the extent the ap story or any other, creates the impression that this effort or any other goes beyond that for other alter your purposes, that is simply inaccurate. >> is it a covert program? >> absolutely not. edward snowden suggests the government has spied on leading human rights groups inside the united states, appearing by video link before the council of europe, snowden said the nsa has targeted either leaders or staff members of civil and nongovernmental organizations within u.s. borders. snowden did not specify which groups, but asked

. >> we're boy catting because we don't want to give legitimacy to this masquerade that has nothing to do with the interests of the people. >> they have eluded the chaos of the egyptian spring. some say he has clung to power too long. they believe he's too old and ill to govern. aljazeera. >> there's much more on the elections in algeria on our website including a time line of the evolution. we look at power struggles that have shaped modern history. just click on the middle east section on our website. >> aljazeera continues to demand the immediate release of its journalists imprisoned in egypt. they are falsely accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they have been behind bars for 110 days. the case has been adjourned until later no month. the fourth aljazeera journalist in detention has been held without style since last august and has been on hunger strike. aljazeera rejects all the accusations. >> we hope the forest fires in chile, we are into the dry season, so there is a real risk still. this is what you see, as we get into april, we are starting to s

there's a lot of false brinkmanship, and a lot of masquerading going on and unfortunately the only personn the world who seems to think that there's a possibility of some breakthrough, or that both sides should or are capable of making decisions is secretary of state john kerry, and for that he deserves our internal debt. both sides israelis and palestinians seem to engage in nothing more than a blame game. >> how crucial is america's involvement in anything moving forward? >> i think it's crucial in two senses. one is like the u.s., without u.s. facilitation, and going between them with both sides, and left to their own devices, israel and the palestinians will never reach a deal, not in this generation. i know it sounds trackage, depressing and discouraging, but that is a fact of life. if you look at the last 25 years of peace process. on another level, if the u.s. chooses to disengage from this, hell could break loose. chaos will rain, and who knows where this would lead to. it's why, what you are seeing, the israelis and palestinians, on the one hand you see brinkmanship. we are not g

. >> look, russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. sustaining them. i take that back. it's a gas station run by a mafia that is demonstrating as -- >> i thought that was a little rough. >> so we're seeing a very strong message. vice president is on the ground in u krekraine and intelligent agents are operating and he's declaring, one, the u.s. will never accept what he called russia's illegal occupation, rather, of crimea and, two, restating washington strong support for ukraine and now the administration is backing that up with military exercises and greater financial pressure. >> jim sciutto, stay with us. i want to bring back the former retired joint chiefs chairman richard myers. is that going to scare putin if they send allies to lithuania, poland, lavia? >> we understand how they can be nervous about what russia is doing on the eastern border of ukraine. it's more reassurance than -- >> well, why are these so nervous? they are nato allies and under the nato agreement, as you well know, an attack on one nato ally is an attack on

a notorious hot spot for prostitution, masquerading as a legitimate massage parlor. >> they were closedthe owner left. the owner of the building rented the facility to somebody else. we had a moratorium on that location. we're not going to issue massage permits there. all the potential human trafficking at that location. >> unable to get another city permit for a massage establishment, the new owners at this address decided to get creative in rebranding their business. >> the first one opened under the guise of, what did they call themselves? relaxation spa. whatever that is. >> that is a common term now. it is actually just came up with it in the last year and a half. >> so by simply calling themselves a relaxation spa, the new owner secured a new business permit and got into the so-called business of relaxation. >> they are saying, there are girl that will give you a towel to set up your room. you take bath, a hot tub, you lay down and relax. >> seriously? >> that's what they say they do. >> do you believe them? >> no. no. it's a house of prostitution. >> okay. go for it. >> despite t

the new book, the true story of the murder, a mystery, and a masquerade. deeann, the any chandler of the midwest. in 2011, her 2002 -- when did 29 palms come out? >> first came in 2001, first edition. >> there we go, the 2001 edition of 29 palms, an important american writer. >> [inaudible] >> right. nonetheless, it's great. latest book, the town sheriff and billest man hunt in mod earn california history was a winner of the 2013 # spur award honored by the los angeles press club. we have great writers, accomplished books, and at this., i'd like to turn to them and let them characterize their books to you. we can begin our discussion >> hello, welcome to the festival of books and our panel. i write about war, weapons, u.s. national security, and the programs that keep them secret. i began doing this with the book area 51. i interviewed 75 men who lived and worked at that secret base for extended periods of time, and it included pilots, spy pilots, scientists, and security guards. this new book is about a classified military program that involves 1600nazi s

russia is a gas station masquerading as a country.nd so for us to get, embark on short-term and long-term programs to make sure that vladimir putin knows that this kind of adventurism, there is a price board sooner or later. the vice president just said, you should not be doing that. or what, mr. vice president? what? more sanctions? 11 more people, another bank? >> john mccain, or what? but deeper sanctions like we had with respect to iran? >> military exercises. troop positions. >> applying weaponry to the ukrainians? what kinds of weapons? >> why shouldn't they defend themselves? first of all, i would give them light weapons. and anti-tank weapons and i would probably give them anti- air weapons so they can defend. if putin moves in no across the south, there is nothing to stop him. so why not say, we're going to give these people the ability to defend themselves? when russia invaded afghanistan, you recall, we started flowing weapons in and drove the russians out. is that it is exact -- is that an exact parallel? when ronald reaga

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russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. and so for us to get short term and long term programs to make sure that vladimir putin knows that this kind of adventurism there's a price for it. the president is saying do it or what. or what, mr. vice president. more sanctions? more people. another bank. >> rose: john mccain would say or what, john mccain would say deeper sanctions with respect to iran. >> sanctions, military exercises. moving our troop positioning. >> rose: define weaponry to ukrainians. >> absolutely. >> rose: what kinds of weapons. >> well, first of all i would give them light weapons which they want and i would give them anti-tank weapons and probably anti-air weapons so they can defend. if putin moves now across the south, it's not going to stop him. there's absolutely nothing to stop him. so why not say we're going to give these people the ability to defend them says. when russia invaded afghanistan if you recall we started throwing weapons to afghanistan. is that an exact parallel? no. when ronald ronald re

would not take the call, and so some of the diplomacy and what you are hearing from moscow is a masquerade to allow more time for the russians to execute their plan, and foment real unrest in eastern ukraine or to potentially send troops across the border, and it is not clear. >> and senator mccain asked about the obama administration's response to this event, and the elusion of diplomacy and the stall of time depending upon the perspective, but this is his reaction on "face the nation" yesterday. >> we ought to at least for god sake give them some weapons with light weapons to defend themselves. so far this administration has not only not done that, but they won't share some intelligence with the ukrainian government. i can tell you from my conservations of people within the government, they feel abandoned by us, and rightfully so. >> and so senator mccain is saying that those within the ukrainian government feel abandoned, but what are the option options at this point, michael? >> well, it would be an option to send arms to the ukrainians, but it is not a likely scenario, because the oba

the fact we live in a world with unfiltered content that quickly can masquerade as truth plays a role. >> charlie: and you also put this in the context of media today, and what do you believe? >> well, as i'm sure you've seen, it's, in many outlets, you'd rather be first than right. so this is a situation in which that's happening in a big way, and the affect it has on the lead character is pretty intense. >> charlie: what drove you to want to do this theme? >> i don't know. i think it just grew out of these conversations scott and i would have about why we can't seem to solve more problems in the world. >> charlie: because we see them differently. >> well, because of cheese these competing narratives. >> charlie: i thought this was important -- this is not quite on target -- for negotiators and people like henry kissinger have said you have to begin by expressing clearly what you want and communicating to the other side you understand where they're coming from, you know, that they're getting a hearing within you as the world they see. >> oh, i think that's absolutely true and very mu

this masquerade it's because you have to go back to it but i can say is the education of its. at some point because there that if he condemned the acts they didn't see the softer i need to use the scanning the scene in front of the people. he's being absent for many months eighteen months maybe. and people see and ninety nine which was the tiniest at that time soon. it isn't going to feature will be candidates and that was a new nation. so i think these protests the meetings is that the answer from the people the answer for me on to the rescue and a point from that cd in a country. seventy percent of population is under thirty. how much of years past is used in the history from the blog here's some of the mid nineteenth to mid two thousand. it's unique because it's pink. fifteen years of reporting this country in the first time that there is really committed as a president who is not there with the president for eight meetings and that is we just couldn't get that awful in two dimensions into. in two thousand and three d r i rushed into the game and we have to remember that th

when they saw this captain approaching they created a masquerade and pretended, even though the slaves were in control and the white captain was their prisoner. they pretented it was the other way around. they propped up this man and played the slave but controlled the thing. and the whole time the man was on board he imagined being served by such a person and thought this was a fine relationship and look how careful he is. and everything that was with a myth that he slightly picked up he attributed this to the idea maybe this was an ambish and he was a sinister guy. it is only at the late stage of the drama after a long day board. i thought i would read you how he approaches this and describes the ship in massachusetts. the morning was one puculiar to that coast. everything was mute and calm. everything gray. the sea, seemed fixed like waves led that are cool and sit in the smelters mold. flights of trouble foul with flights of trouble gray vapors among which they were mixed and skin over the waters as swallows over meadows before storms. and deeper shadows to come. he made it very ea

obligation, specializes access for high-frequency traders, that look like innovation, that were masquerading at efficiencies and are accepted as such because they were complicated and have this metaphor in every other aspect of our economy, innovation seems like a good thing. it is really true that innovation the financial sector conclude maligned, can seem like it's progress and is not progress. i would not say -- i would not list as a malign influence the structure of a hedge fund. just the -- just a structure for a money manager to use. leveraging, depending on writ is, can be useful actually. the problem is we have a little built of -- developed too much of a test for and it don't recognize the social cost. so that's a problem. and derivatives, well, some of the derivatives should have never been allowed to be created. if you could kind of -- i don't now -- if there could be a watch dog who had to -- if you introduce the government you spree introduce a whole another set of problems but if you could wave a wand over wall street and never have created credit default swaps we would all be

absolutely threaten cloud computing, and third, this case is really a reproduction right case masquerading as a public performance case. now, we are not a cable service. the reason we're not a cable service is because cable takes all signals and pushes them down. there's a head in. it's defined by statute. there's a very particularized regulatory structure that deals with taking a lot of content and pushing it down to consumers. aereo is an equipment provider. nothing happens on aereo's equipment until a user initiates the system. the user initiates the system by logging on and pressing this is the program that i want to watch. that then tunes the antenna, activates the recording that will be made, and then the user is then able to play back that recording. >> i always thought, and i'll try to be careful about it, but not often enough, probably breach it like every other member of the public, that if i take a phonograph of a record and duplicate it a million times the way you're doing it, and i then go out and sell each of those copies to the public, then i am violating the act. so why is