medvedev? >> i believe. [inaudible question] -- palaces and so on. >> ah.ble question] >> yeah. medvedev accounts is hacked by -- and once a question is about how does operate with oppositions? >> well, -- [inaudible question] the real world effect of when that became public, known as a motivation towards antigovernment protests. we haven't seep that level of protest since 2011. >> there's some groups, i think some of these groups are working whose government who -- which have desks from administration, president, ap in russia, like his name is -- in russianed administration, he is the main figure by monetary internet and he in some investigations told that he was a man who did this -- make this decision to hack some positions like -- some other guys in russia. the hacker's name who hocked some opposition in -- is his name is -- now i think he is in jail in germany. >> i'll just fill out that question. if i understood it correctly, maybe just a followup question, the video that you referring to made when they sent -- that the people sent a drone to look ove

medvedev?ky: --the speakers were able to [indiscernible] mr. turovsky: yeah.-or event -- midget of --get of -- medvedev [indiscernible] howestion about hackers operate with oppositions -- >> [indiscernible] but then there was the real-world if it aired when that became public as a motivational tool to -- we have not seen that level of protests since -- [indiscernible] mr. turovsky: yeah. thinkare some groups, i some of these groups were working in government who -- -- fromve administration president, a.p., in russia we would say. his name is -- in the russian administration. figure -- internet. investigations who makeshe was a man these decisions to have some positions like -- or some other guys in russia. [indiscernible] -- hacked some positions his name is -- and now think he is in jail in germany. >> i will follow up on that question. if i understood it correctly, a follow-up question, the video that you were referring to, when they sent it, they sent a drone to take it. that is not hacking. their research was not based on hacking, but based on journalistic

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lottery putin said the move could damage international relations as a whole as prime minister dmitri medvedev made the list as well as dozens of ministers and nearly one hundred all of guards the release comes in response to alleged russian of meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential campaign the cia has warned meanwhile it fears russia will interfere in this year's u.s. midterm elections. the world anti doping agency says it's looking into a possible security problem with the bottles that are used for drug tests all this after a lab in cologne told the organization that the bottles could potentially be opened manually the international olympic committee says it's concerned by the findings. they're meant to be tamper proof but these sample bottles are said to be easily manipulated the revelation first reported by german journalist. comes after the bottles were examined at the anti doping lab in cologne the lab found the bottles could be opened manually when a frozen this sports lawyer is furious he says testing at next month's winter games will be floored. in south korea where we can forge

of it is that the move could damage international relations as a whole his prime minister dmitri medvedev yes is named as are dozens of ministers and nearly a hundred all the guards to release was ordered by congress in response to allege russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential campaign. all right we can talk more about this subject now with. our moscow office miele let's start with this naming and shaming list that the trumpet ministration released at the white house is not imposing sanctions so is there anything for the russians to worry about what has putin said exactly about this. well putin said that this is an unfriendly act and will complicate u.s. relations u.s. russian relations even more at the same time he made some sort of jokes basically saying he is offended that his name is not on the list so he doesn't take it too seriously his prime minister dimity made be they have said that this list is doesn't mean anything and his deputy arkady dvorkovich said that russia is going to monitor the whole situation right now they don't plan to retaliate or this is at least not

officials like to be true medvedev and sergey lavrov as well as ten story almost one hundred richest businessmen doesn't mean receiving some sort of punishment but then you may wonder what's the point something to do with sanctions but not actually sanctions the press secretary of law dmitri peskov who by the way also found his name on the list said that the treasury document doesn't mean anything while some other russian officials perhaps even had a little laugh about it like the deputy prime minister arkady dvorkovich who said that washington basically released a book that you may call the book who's who in watching politics one russian senator thought of it as sharing the kremlin phone book with everyone anyway back to putin's first public reaction to the list he said that the american officials wall. and the u.s. russian relations any favors with it. with the muscle to get used to union. i don't understand the logic behind this move but it's definitely a hostile one and further complicates u.s. russian relations in the security services share intelligence that helped prevent terr

that the block is against new sanctions was during his meeting with his russian counterpart dmitri medvedev resourcefulness for sanctions are not the end goal dialogue is the key and i would like to highlight that the youth has made a decision not to support the strengthening of restrictions in reaction to the new us less from several political analysts. i don't think it will have much of the effect at all the thirty thing i think it's the white house telling congress they passed this law to try to keep the pressure up on russia this concern about the last election and doing this list seems to have very little purpose other than just filling a legal minimum i don't know if it will really damage any u.s. russian ties it seems that trump is not certainly trying to make it any worse the situation already is it seems like he's really just trying to hope a lot of this goes away and bring it all to a speedy end people look at it i think and say this is a piece of lazy intelligence you've worked really taken a who's who of who's the rich and powerful in russia and copy down in names and it doesn't

of russian officials and business leaders who may be eligible for sanctions prime minister dmitry medvedev is named dozens of members of his cabinet including foreign minister sergei lavrov also on the list are almost one hundred russian oligarchs each thought to have fortunes in excess of a billion dollars the document doesn't trigger sanctions yet russian president vladimir putin criticized the list as hostile. this definitely isn't a friendly act it complicates russian american relations which are already complicated and it harms international relations in general. we are not interested in ending relations to the contrary we want to develop our relations with the united states so. people across the whole world will breathe a sigh of relief if they see that the two largest nuclear states build their relations in a modern way and with respect to each other. less was ordered by the u.s. congress following allegations of russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election campaign cia director mike pump a.o. want today that he also expected russia to attempt to influence this year'

russian politicians in fact there were one hundred fourteen including the prime minister dmitry medvedev and the minister of foreign affairs surrogate plus there were also almost a hundred top businessmen from russia america says that being included in this list doesn't necessarily mean any kind of punishment this year but the list is also a result of the so-called countering america's adversaries through sanctions ad how does that bind together that is a good question now putin's press secretary dmitri peskov who also found his name on the list said that for now this list doesn't mean anything while other russian high ranking politicians from the document perhaps decided to have a little laugh for instance the deputy prime minister arkady dvorkovich said that basically the u.s. treasury published a book that may be called who's who in russian politics while another senator said that they just basically shared a kremlin phone book with everyone. ok thanks on this day thousands not easily but trying to reporting from central moscow that well let the list includes the names of ninety six r

russian government with whom is america doing to going to talk if it doesn't want to talk with mr medvedev almost the level of i mean this this is going incredibly far and it's really not reassuring for the world yet china has already commented on john's remarks saying they reflect cold war thinking i would you agree that the president's address was quite aggressive. it was very aggressive and one you speak of deterrence you speak of potential mutual destruction so saying is it it that unmatched power of america would be the best guarantee for peace sounds a bit strange because of.

a report in such a move could damage international relations as a whole as prime minister dmitry medvedev made the list as well as dozens of ministers a newly one hundred oligarchy the release comes in response to alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential campaign and the cia has warned meanwhile that it fears russia will interfere in this year's u.s. midterm elections. are going to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. catalonia as parliament has postponed a vote to formally reelect the separatist leader carlos put him on as the region's president while the speaker said the vote would be postponed until they had quote legal guarantees for put your month's immunity faces a rest if you returns to spain and is currently in self imposed exile in brussels belgium. romania has sworn in its first female prime minister amid a wave of anti corruption protest. becomes the third head of government within a year the european union has criticised new legislation which opponents claim will make it harder to prosecute high level corruption. as many

block is against new sanctions that he's doing he's meeting with his russian counterpart to me to medvedev. based on sanctions are not the end goal dialogue is the key and i would like to highlight that the youth has made a decision not to support the strengthening of restrictions. and we also got reaction to the new u.s. list from several political analysts. i don't think it will have much of the effect at all the thirty thing i think it's the white house telling congress they passed this law to try to keep the pressure up on russia this concern about the last election and doing this list seems to have very little purpose other than just filling a legal minimum i don't know if it will really damage any u.s. russian ties it seems that trump is not certainly trying to make it any worse the situation already is it seems like he's really just trying to hope a lot of this goes away and bring it all to a speedy end people look at it and i think and say this is a piece of lazy intelligence you've worked really taken a who's who of who's the rich and powerful in russia and copy down in names and

russian government with whom is america doing to going to talk if it doesn't want to talk with mr medvedev almost a lover of i mean this this is going incredibly far and it's really not reassuring for the world you know china has already commented on chance remarks saying they reflect cold war thinking i would you agree that the president's address was quite aggressive. it was very aggressive and one you speak of deterrence you speak of potential new tool destruction so saying is it matched power of america would be the best guarantee for peace sounds a bit strange because of course the other potential powers like china and russia. who are nuclear powers as well can also increase their arsenal and then we get into dangerous developments john used his address to once again promote his america first message saying the u.s. should maintain its troops overseas to find terrorists as it is quite a shift from his presidential campaign promise that america would no longer be the policemen of the world. true but of course he was surprised as others by the development of terrorism and isis and all t

claimed that the block is against new sanctions during his meeting with his russian counterpart dmitri medvedev. this morning sanctions are not the end goal so dialogue is the key and i would like to highlight the youth has made a decision not to support the strengthening of restrictions as. we go reaction to the new u.s. list from political analysts. i don't think it will have much of the effect at all that anything i think it's the white house telling congress they passed this law to try to keep the pressure up on russia this concern about the last election and doing this list seems to have very little purpose other than just for filling a legal minimum i don't know if it will really damage any u.s. russian ties it seems that trump is not certainly trying to make it any worse the situation already is it seems like he's really just trying to hope a lot of this goes away and bring it all to a speedy end people look at it and i think and say this is a piece of lazy intelligence you've worked really taken a who's who of who's the rich and powerful in russia and copy down in names and it doesn't s

regard to the last 25 years, the fact of twain five years of russia relations and prime minister medvedev's year,ts within this last the west and russia are sliding into a new cold war. does president clinton look back on the last 25 years of u.s. russia relations? are their decisions that he ultimately would've done differently? thank you. >> i think about that everyday. i suspect matalin does, too. i will give you a simplistic answer because we don't have time for a sophisticated one. no. i don't think there was something we could've of done or something we should not have done that would have changed this. that personalities, individuals really matter in this world. did many good things. he had huge problems to deal with. his motives were good. to be a true,ia open democracy. and to be accepted into a globalized world. he made one her in this mistake -- horrendous mistake. familyessed to it to his before he died, and that's the man he put in place at the turn-of-the-century. matalin: ->> you can't reiterate how much time president clinton spent working on understanding russia, the fact t

reporters at the move could damage international relations as a whole his prime minister dmitri medvedev also made the list as well as dozens of ministers and nearly a hundred all the guards all the police comes in response to alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential campaign the cia has warned meanwhile it fears russia will interfere in this year's u.s. midterm elections. all right you're watching the news we still have a lot more to tell you about including we'll take you to india where people have been remembering mahatma gandhi who was assassinated seven decades ago today he's revered as the father of the nation for leading the struggle for independence from britain. but first in the u.s. the future of the u.s. health care reform remains unclear and in the meantime or corporate giants are stepping into the vacuum essentially what we're talking about later is the biggest push for quality and affordable health care in the united states that's from the online retailer amazon warren buffett's berkshire hathaway and j.p. morgan chase their teaming up to offer their u.s.

sanctions he said could damage international relations on a whole is that prime minister dmitry medvedev is named as are dozens of ministers and nearly one hundred all of guards. and as many as one hundred fifty stranded skiers have been rescued from a broken down chairlift in austria armed forces helicopter the cation is to safety from a mountain in the southern states of there were no reports of any injuries ireland will hold a referendum on reforming the country's near total ban on abortion the country currently has some of the world's strictest abortion laws prime minister leo carr says he will be campaigning to change the legislation an irish parliamentary committee recently recommended allowing abortion up to twelve weeks into a pregnancy poll suggests a majority of voters are in favor of reform. let's bring in our social media editor lizza show with more on this story she's been following the story for us online hi liz this is an expression a divisive issue in ireland how has this announcement gone down there. you know we're seeing of that division being reflected on social media

likes of middlesbrough niche fernando verdasco and felicity antelope as helped by russia's danielle medvedev in saturday's fight. the boston celtics to allow a road trip to throw their championship push off course the celtics are leading the way in the n.b.a. eastern conference and they beat the philadelphia seventy six ers at a game played in london so home reports. seeing the stars of the n.b.a. and everything that comes with that has become a regular treat for fans of the u.k. the boston celtics facing the seventy six is in london the eighth regular season game in the country since twenty eleven. and there could be many more coming up in the future. the demand is there and the interest is there it's really more a question of our schedule and whether we can make it work it looked early on that those on hand in london were in for a shock result right across the crowds does it matter to see who wants to be the sixers seventy six has dominated the eastern conference leading celtic so much of the first half of the building a lead in excess of twenty points but boston showed just why this serio

including victories over the likes of minutes raw image and out of asco and lopez reply russia's medvedev in saturday's five. three time major winner jordan spaeth is five shots off the pace after the first round of the sony open in honolulu the open champion's round of sixty nine included eight birdies but was undermined somewhat by a quadruple bogey on the eight sole chris kirk and zach johnson of the joint leaders on seven under par. the hosts of might a strong start in the right cup which is being held in malaysia asia hold a one point lead over in europe after the first day of this team event it's the third edition of the tournament with europe the reigning champions. ok that is high schools looking for andy thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour stay with us plenty more world news coming up after this special break. travel often. by trying to use. forests near prague liberal. talks of knowledge. land. valleys and scotland's. live for adventure. discover it. because faraway places closer to going since together with cats are always. gang life this was our foundatio

it includes russian prime minister, and former president, dmitri medvedev. igor sechin, the chief of rosneft, a russian energy giant; he is p inner circle.t putin's and oleg deripaska, a billionaire aluminum magnate with alleged ties to organized crime. he was a business partner of the now-indicted, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. joining us now is andrew weiss. he worked for both republican d democratic administrations as a staffer on the national security council, and in the state and defense departments. he's now at the carnegie endowment for international peace. andrew, thanks for beingihere. let's with this list. what's the point of it? the treasuy department was careful to say no one on this list is eing sanctione, so why did congress want to draw it up, and what does being onthat list mean? >> you said a second ago the adre of the sanctions was to tie the hands of thnistration and to make sure there would be no precipitous effort by the nes admation to basically take the heat off of vladimir putin for what he's donein in uk what he's don