expliqcumplirÁ con la me inscribirse a 6 millones >>> muchas personas son hispanas por eso lori montenegroe llevan a cabo talleres como este en los Ángeles a travÉs de todo el paÍs. >>> quitarse las dudas de, de lo que es todo este nuevo plan, ellos muchos no tienen computadoras en casa >>> en la alianza nacional para la salud hispana dicen que en el caso de los latinos, el acercamiento a los hispanoss ha sido ineficiente >>> el Énfasis en la tecnologÍa, se le olvidÓ que para nuestra gente hablando con algo es la cosa mÁs importante. tambiÉn recuerden que en la internet la pÁgina web en espaÑol no estaba funcionando completamente hasta febrero. >>> el gobierno trabaja contra el reloj para inscribirse a fecha millon6 millones de personas antes del 31 de marzo >>> hay varios recursos para miembros que tienen preguntas y han tenido problemas con el sistema y esperamos que tengan 7 dÍas mÁs para inscribirse >>> aÚn asÍ el nÚmero de hispanos estÁ bajo >>> le escribimos a la secretaria hace dos semanas pidiendole por favor que tiene que tener una extensiÓn para nuestra comunidad y le dimos la ra

presidente obama por re visar las polÍticas de deportaciÓn de naemanera que sean mÁs humanas, lori montenegroÓn y cuÁl fue su resultado >>> tania no permitiÓ que sus nervios la par lafectaran porqu sdw ojo se joven es indocumentada y se sentÓ cara a cara con el secretario johnson. ella fue una de las 20 activistas que viajaron de varios estados para plantear sus inquietudes y sus recomendaciones a johnson quien ordenado por la casa blanca revisa el proceso de deportac n deportaciÓn. >>> entre los puntos en que insistieron es la importancia que agentes y oficiales rindan cuentas de sus acciones dijo te abogado de inmigraciÓn, acciones que llevan a la separaciÓn de familias y el principal tema de la cual tambiÉn hoy le hablÓ el congresista luis gutiÉrrez >>> el encuentro se produjo un dÍa antes que los demÓcratas en la cÁmara baja usen un mecanismo conocido como (nombre en inglÉs) en inglÉs, para forzar que se hiere al pleno un proyecto de reforma migratoria >>> haciendo una peticiÓn a los colegas republicanos que tienen control de la cÁmara de representantes que nos permiten el voto para una r

mauricio montenegro, supervisor de restaurante una mejora muy grande porque con lo que se está trabajandoe un reconocimiento de las horas extras es una mejora para la parte económica de acuerdo a leyes actuales, a la mayoria de los asalariados no se les paga tiempo extra si ganan mas de 455 dolares por semana sot obama we are going to do this the right way... vamos a hacer esto correctamente, vamos a consultar con empleados y negocios en este proceso de actualizar nuestras reglas para compensar el tiempo extra, es lo justo, dijo el mandatario. por otra lado, segun datos oficiales, las regulaciones impuestas por la casa blanca le han costado miles de millones de dolares a los negocios, en procesos e impuestos. judy pino, iniciativa libre "no vamos a salir a flote si seguimos abrumando a estos creadores de empleo con más y más regulaciones. suena como algo bueno pero es preferible tener un trabajo a desempleado". lia henao,shingto dc precisamente, esta accion a solo dias de haber novado suo para que apruebe uaumento al lario minimo de 7.25 dolares por hora a 10 dolares con 10 centavos. amba

montenegro, for instance, is a positive story. they have made a lot of progress, carried through a lot of reforms, but still there is a need for further reforms of their security sector, strengthened efforts against organized crime and corruption. bosnia -- we have granted them a condition-based membership plan. it will be activated as soon as the bosnians carry through some very modest reforms related to defense property. i won't go into details. but jeff mentioned that since we did that in 2010, we haven't seen any progress. i met yesterday with a member of the president of bosni bosnia-hertzegovena. but they have not been able to reach an agreement on this very, very modest requirement. we have seen a lot of progress. they have conducted successful parliamentary and presidential elections. they have reformed their defense sector, but still have things to do within their security sector, and also when it comes to their judiciary. so just to stress that certain conditions must be fulfilled, and there's no shortcut and ongoing eve

in kosovo in the referendum and montenegro to place in two thousand sixty that reference work for him to pursue all its features. and he can't tell what caused the montenegro and secondly that's not exactly a paragon of democracy in international law. all of these you can make informed decisions if you don't have the information if you're living in some sort of internal spiritual world in which packs for whatever the you say they are. so we have to start asking ourselves with good writing. president obama speeches was attracting president and president of policy and corporate agendas of the people that we don't see. the un general assembly has passed a nonbinding resolution calling russia's reunification with crimea in eagle one hundred countries voted in favor of them in with eleven teams and fifty eight abstaining on tees lineup of mine has been funneling proceedings. one hundred votes and i in support of this un resolution the un general assembly resolution fifty eight on member states abstained eleven voted no. now this resolution reaffirms ukraine's all you did the eye and sovere

it's entirely possible somebody who's who bertrand in kosovo the referendum in montenegro into place in two thousand sixty that the referendum they were referring to. first of all its features. and you can't tell what caused the montenegro and secondly that's not exactly paragon of democracy and international law. these can make informed decisions if you don't have information if you're living in some sort of internal spiritual world in which packs for whatever the you say they are. so we have to start asking ourselves with good writing. president obama speeches was interacting president and president obama policy and older editions of the people that we don't see. that would entail reaction on our website. the north beach counties have social media and across the plains around the us leader's comments received on the internet obama's job is possible with history rewrite in brussels set up a social media firestorm. remember this is from the people who told you russians stopped first in crimea. the us president's moral grandstanding that twitter buzzing especially after crossing over

que presionan mÁs a la casa blanca y no perderan de vista a los republicanos en washington, lory montenegroer esto, pesa fuerte sobre republicanos de la cÁmara de presentan tes un nuevo comercial, los cuestiona por postergar la reforma migratoria y decir en privado que pre tiene reno no aprobar este aÑo este mensaje tambiÉn advierte a republicanos sobre estanca del mentz de la cojo mÍa. hoy el presidente putin, defendiÓ derecho de su paÍs de intervenir aunque negÓ planes de invasiÓn esto mientras staujd re afirma su apoyo al nuevo gobierno de ucrania. veamos. >>> no hay necesidad de enviar tropas a ucrania dijo el presidente ruso, despuÉs de negar que las tropas que estÁn desplegados en la penÍnsula sean de ejÉrcito ruso. eso sÍ, se guarda un as en la manga y dice poder hacer uso de la fuerza para proteger a los ciudadanos que se sientan unidos a rusia vii >>> la definiciÓn de lo que ha 35 sad es un golpe constitucional y ataque militar. >>> esto coincide con la visita ta de secretario de estado staungd ze. estados unidos re afirma su compromiso con ucrania, su soberanÍa vmz john kerry lleg

en washington, lory montenegro telemundo. >>> agencias policiales no estÁn obligadas a cumplir con ordenen respuesta a una demanda que presentÓ un ciudadano staujdz s estadounidense de origen hispano aelt go que por su apariencia se asumiÓ que era indocumentado. el fallo dice que ya no serÁ o obligacibl lo. el presos obama hoy respondiÓ a las dudas de la comunidad latina sor sobre la reforma de salud exhortÓ a latinos a no tener miedo si no esperar y registrarse para el plan de salud vanessa hauc ha seguido esto. >>> fue una conversaciÓn franca con el presidente, que pasan si hay indocumentado en su familia y cuanto va costar el seguro mÉdico. el presidente pidiÓ la confianza de latinos, asegurando que no hay nada que temer y pueden ins cubrir se en la ley de salud incluso si hay familiares indocumentados. >>> para estas familias no se comparte informaciÓn con los servicio de in migraciÓn. >>> mayra aÚn tiene miedo. >>> que alguna informaciÓn se filtre. >>> para esta boliviana la estabilidad de su familia esta en juego. >>> tener certeza para estar segura que. >>> el presidente pidiÓ a l

justicia tarda, pero llega, en un dÍa especial como hoy dicen que eso es lo Único que cuenta, loroi montenegroto de nacer, el cerebro de tu bebe ya forma conexiones que determinarán cómo aprende...piensa...y crece. in the sky. [ babbles ] habla y lee a tus niños desde el primer día... cada palabra ayuda a desarrollar el cerebro. no cuesta nada. es fácil. y lo puedes hacer en cualquier momento. habla. lee. canta. tus palabras tienen el poder de moldear su mundo. aprende más en first5california.com/parents la cÁmara de patrulla capta como un furgÓn por poco se lleva de largo a un patrullero. de repente la furgoneta les pasa volando porque no bajÓ la velocidad al acero carse a la escena y girÓ para esquivar un auto. nadie sufriÓ heridas de consideraciÓn, milagro ¿verdad?. por aÑos se ha dicho que hay grasas buenas y malas, unas que ayudan el corazÓn y otras que aumentan el colesterol, estudio dice que no hay vÍnculo entre grasas saturadas y enfermedades del corazÓn, esto causa revuelo en la comunidad mÉdica. >>> esta para posole, el pescuezo de puerco. >>> de mirar se le hace agua la boca, asegur

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. >> sobre el costo se cree que podrÍa ser entre 200 y 2 dÓlares, en washington lori montenegro telemundo>> ahora la tarea serÁ desmontarlo para llevarlo a hawÁi donde va apretÓ tener el nuevo telescopio que fue diseÑado en captar por primera vez imÁgenes del sobre inobstrucciones. >> mÁs dede [♪]bstrucciones. >>iban a hacer un calendario como un almanaque, algo asÍ. >>tÚ no entiendes que dios te escogiÓ a ti. >>espÉrate. no me escogiÓ nada, tÚ eres un pervertido. Él publica mis fotos y me pone completamente desnuda con photoshop. en la calle empiezan a decirme que [bip], que esto... >>no quiso desnudarse. yo le dije: "voy a ayudarte con desnudarte". >>esto no es desnudez. >>todos nacemos desnudos. >>esto es pornografÍa. >>y me planteÓ que si podÍamos traer a su mamÁ a vivir a nuestra casa. entonces, yo le dije que sÍ, que estaba bien. vi com q

algo inesperado porque llevaba aÑos diciendo que su todavÍa no podÍa ser mÁs sobre el tema, y lori montenegroos horas, ese es el tiempo que durÓ la reunion entre el presidente barack obama y el secretario de seguridad nacional con activistas de inmigraciÓn. >>> discutieron la revisiÓn que barack obama anunciÓ de polÍticas de deportaciÓn para que estas dijo se apliquen de forma mÁs humana. >>> compartimos con el presidente el sufrimiento de nuestras familias, cuando un padre o una madison arrestados. >>> esto se sora dijo que el proceso comenzÓ hace semanas. >>> se estÁ reuniendo con grupos afectados por esto, y vamos a ver lo que Él recomienda para mejorar el proceso y para asegurar que estamos administrando la ley con mÁs humanidad. >>> en la reuniÓn estuvieron activistas que han criticado duramente a barack obama e incluso llamÁndolo el deportodor en jefe. >>> concilio del legisladores hispanos y despuÉs que lo citara a reuniÓn suspendo leÍa votaciÓn red soluciÓn que pedirÍa al mandatario usar todos recursos legales para frenar las deportaciÓn. >>> yÉ entiende que el caucos hispano la mayor

montenegro negotiated its way out. in the aftermath of iraq the kurds created their own state still technically inside iraq borders. the crisis of ukraine has swiftly run through versions of all those different options. would the story end peacefully or violently. is the world just one overreaction away from a shooting war in europe? early monday russian pair troopers and armored vehicles stormed the naval base in eastern crimea. the stun grenades and automatic weapons that captured dozens of ukrainian soldiers and the base commander. in over the weekend the russian troops forced their way into the your cranan air base with armored vehicles. today the russian flag flies on top of 200 ukrainian military bases in crimea. ukraine's acting president announced the withdraw of troops and their families from crimea after the recent fall of the bases to russian troops. >> the national security and defense council has made the decision to instruct the ministry of defense to conduct the redeployment located in the autonomous rep

lori montenegro hablÓ con Él sobre venezuela, cuba, mÉxico y mÁs. >>> ha sido un severo crÍtico de nicolÁsr tiro esto en un tema partidista he presento do una resoluciÓn como un demÓcrata, bob menÉndez bipartidista. cuando escucha comentarios que venezuela es una democracia y nadie puede decir que eso no es el caso. nos da indicaciÓn no le han dado prioridad a este tema. la democracia no es funciÓn de una elecciÓn. la democracia gobernar como un demÓcrata y el en venezolano se gobierno como una democracia rchlt >>> se ha pedido al gobierno venezolano, que sea cuidadoso quÉ mÁs cree usted como miembro del senado debe estar haciendo y diciendo este gobierno. >>> yo creo que simplemente decir que deben estar cuidadosos. es ridÍculo. nosotros estamos en el lado firme del pueblo venezolano. que se merece la paz, la libertad y se respete sus derechos humanos y por otra parte quitar la visa y congelar los dineros bancarios que tienen, individuos dentro del gobierno venezolano que lo tienen en estados unidos que se roban el dinero del pueblo venezolano y vienen a estados unidos a disfrutarlo eso d

vamos con lori montenegro con mÁs. >>> aÚn no se estrena en los cines, la pelÍcula sobre la vida de cesarbajo y tambiÉn de la vida de mi padre. >>> el presidente obama llamÓ a chÁvez uno de sus hÉroes y gran inspiraciÓn, con la primera dama y sus hijas en china la casa se siente sola y para Él nada serÁ mejor que disfrutar la pelÍcula. >>> la cinta ha recibido varios galardÓnes y fue dirigida por el director mexicano diego luna, el lÍder sindicalista luchÓ 20 aÑos para exigir mejores condiciones de empleo y salarios para los come sins. puede servir de ejemplo para los defensores de inmigrantes. >>> emocionado con la historia de contagiar a muchos que estÁn en ese viaje de querer generar un cambio. >>> la pelÍcula abarca el perÍodo tras la fundaciÓn de chÁvez del primer sindicato de campesinos y el bÍa cooicot que hicieron a la venta de uvas, arturo rodriguez fue fundador de este sindicato. >>> van a saber quien fue chÁvez, como es que una sola persona puede cambiar el futuro de un grupo de personas como hizo cesar chÁvez. >>> rodaje de chÁvez se desarrollÓ en estados unidos y sobre todo e

dirigirse a la oea sobre la situaciÓn de su paÍs la libertad de expresiÓn no fue fÁcil en la oea, lori montenegroud de la censura, del miedo que tiene el gobierno de venezuela que el mundo sepa lo que estÁ ocurriendo en el paÍs por eso simplemente uno intervenciÓn que pudo durar 10 minutos a primera hora de la maÑana y que no hubiese tenido mayores consecuencias hizo que toda la agenda del consejo permanente a lo largo del dÍa de hoy se verteiera en tratar de callarme y al pueblo de venezuela en Últimos 5 de la sesiÓn pude finalmente expresar pero creo que quedÓ mÁs claro que cualquier palabra o que cualquier imagen con esta dinÁmica terrible de censurar la voz de los pueblos no solamente dentro sino tambiÉn fuera en estas organizaciones que deben defender la democracia lo que ha ocurrido en Últimas 7 semanas es una represiÓn brutal sistemÁtica de derechos humanos que ha quedado demostrado por imÁgenes, testimonios por las propias vÍctimas los paises no pueden ignorar esto y los paÍses democrÁtico tienen que escoger si son coherentes con sus principios o si van a dar la espalda al pueblo de venez

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lori montenegro tiene lo Último. >>> encima de las deportaciones siguen generando controversia y divisiones sobre el tema. >>> vamos a seguir las conversaciones. >>> yo creo que debemos pasar la resoluciÓn casi 2 millones han sido deportadas. luego que el presidente barack obama, citarÁ a rubÉn in jhi jÔs javier gutiÉrrez para hablar del tema que es una papa caliente para la actual administraciÓn. >>> ante la falta de reforma migratoria el mandatario estÁ bajo enorme presiÓn, para los mecanismos a su disposiciÓn, para ofrecer un alivio de la deportaciÓn a personas con historial criminal. t >>> se reporta que esto precisamente la resoluciÓn. tan delicada es la situaciÓn, que usualmente desrofr r extrovertido kofr gre sirr cong fue muy... >>> no quiero hablar de acuerdo de cono fui dez lidad lidad. >>> la casa blanca no puede hacer mÁs de lo que hace. crece la frustraciÓn de activistas y legisladores latinos. >>> estoy cansada de ver a la gente en mi distrito, ser deportada las madres, los hijos, etc. pero mi voto seria, pedirle al presidente que ya basto. >>> envÍo un mensaje a obama. >>> ba

final acabes festejando con Él y ojaÁa la gente le dÉ la oportunidad >>> muchÍsimas gracias a lori montenegrolo ver a un hombre representando a tu papÁ 21 aÑos despuÉs, de que nos dejÓ?. >>> pues estamos muy contentos de compartir su vida y su trabajo con nuevas generaciones de personas. este aÑo como usted dijo celebramos el 21 aniversario de la muerte de mi padre, y esa pelÍcula nos presenta una gran oportunidad de pues de presentarlo a las nuevas generaciones de personas. >>> paul esto es importante porque con el paso de los aÑos quizÁs tu padre ha quedado como una figura representativa, figurativa, importante, para la comunidad hispana. pero la gente quizÁs pierde ese contacto tan directo con lo que fue tu papÁ y lo muchos que hizo tu papÁ, esta pelÍcula ayuda que la gente sepa quÉ de tu papÁ? >>> es cierto en los aÑos despuÉs del fallecimiento de mi padre, hemos ido a travÉs de la naci naciÓn hemos participando en difuntoss procesos la marina naval comprÓ un marco, un buque marinero en nombre de mi papÁ, vino el presidente donde mi padre viviÓ y trabajo los Últimos 23 aÑos de su vida. es

. >> simon: if the mafia grew out of sicily, the pink panthers are a product of montenegro and serbiahe now independent republics in what was once yugoslavia. they were allies in the brutal bosnian wars against the muslims. when u.n. sanctions halted the flow of products into the country, groups of soldiers became professional smugglers. did many of them have paramilitary training? >> noble: the core were fighters during the war-- paramilitary training, very organized, very disciplined and ruthless. and those were the ones who started it back in '94, '95, '96. >> simon: so they learned their trade in the war? andrea scholz: yes, yes. they grown up with aggression. they know, if you want to have success in life, you have to use force, and for them, it's common. >> simon: andrea scholz is a risk prevention consultant in germany who has been investigating the gang for ten years. so the distinctive thing about pink panthers from robbers in other countries is that, since they're so experienced in war, they are not afraid? >> scholz: they are not afraid, absolutely. >> simon: to date, inter

possible that somebody in a suit do not exist which referendum in kosovo with the referendum in montenegro that took place in two thousand and six dad's the referendum that they were referring to first of all it's it's just baffling that they can't tell apart course on montenegro and secondly that's not exactly a paragon of democracy and international law and there's obviously you can't make informed decisions if you don't have the information if you're living in some sort of internal virtual world in which in fact or whatever the hell you say they are so we have to start asking ourselves who is it writing president obama's speeches who is addressing presidents and president obama's policy and what are the agendas of these people to people that we don't see. barack obama as bogus kossovo history rewrites in brussels sort of a social media firestorm remember this is from the people who told you russians shot first in crimea the u.s. president's moral grandstanding that twitter buzzing especially after glossing over the million dead in iraq and his incredible claim that the big boys can't bu

roll open under ---lori montenegro nos amplia..-mientras estados ;01 ;14 1;50 cesar ---mientras estados unidos extiende una mano a ucrania por la crisis que enfrenta; algunos critican la falta de accin cuando se trata de venezuela... pitch - blanca --- crticos de maduro dicen que el pas est sufriendo y necesita... roll open under ... ayuda inmediata de los legisladores estadounidenses. ---randy serrano tiene el reporte. take pkg ;01 ;21 ;50 1;10 pkg indiferencia dicen algunos es el mayor reto que enfrentan los venezolanos tras el silencio de organizaciones internacionales que se rehsan a intervenir en la crisis de ese pais... mientras que miles de venezolanos piden una intervencion por parte de estados unidos algunos analistas dicen que fomentar la diplomacia seria la opcion menos polemica.. s/ pete hakim, analista, inter- american dialogue "de hacer una cierta condición a la oposición para mantener la paz. yo creo que eso debe ser más el papel de los estado unidos". la congresista republicana ileana ros- lehtinen, quien se prepara

they are heroes in montenegro and in syria.od money and they're living the life of adventure and they become local heroes. when a pink panther comes back home, he's in very good shape. >> you talked last night to someone semiretired. what does semiretired mean? >> that was his own description of himself, we thought we should identify him as he described himself, but he's been in the game a long long time. and i think semiretired means he does a lot of planning now. he doesn't go on the actual operations. >> do they ever get caught? >> they get caught but they never get caught at the scene of the crime. because they're so fast. and cops will get there, quickest of three minutes. and by that time they're in another country. >> you say it is tribal almost. but there doesn't seem to be one boss at the helm of this organization. how does that work? >> they're sort of like after osama and unlike the mafia where there is a kingpin they just had different groups spread all over the place. and they don't even coordinate. they're just di

montenegro ought to be made a member of nato.eorgia ought to be given a membership that would with them -- put them with nato membership. we should reaffirm what was said in 2008 that nato believes if ukraine wants, should become a part of nato durin. should reopen negotiation agrees with georgia, ukraine, make clear that they meet the criteria and can be part of europe. that would send a strong signal to these countries, but also by moving them into the western framework, it would bring stability to the region and avoid presenting russia with targets of opportunity to do sort of operation georgia and crimea again in other places. >> back to the question of obama and whether it his credibility is on the line and how he must act. he suggested he is acting. on the other hand, do you believe resident putin -- president putin has made a calculated decision on the president? >> i think the president feels like he has lost ukraine. that was humiliating for president putin. it was humiliating to see ninkovich -- yankovic flee the way he

possible that somebody in a suit the not exist was referendum in kosovo with the referendum in montenegro that took place in two thousand and six dad's the referendum that they were referring to first of all it's it's just baffling that they can't tell apart course law not to make their own secondly that's not exactly a paragon of democracy and international law either obviously you can't make informed decisions if you don't have the information if you're living in some sort of internal virtual world in which the facts or whatever the hell you say they are so we have to start asking ourselves who is it writing president obama's speeches who is addressing presidents and president obama's policy and what early agendas of these people to people that we don't see thanks for joining us here for the program the spanish capital has been rocked by a fresh wave of protests against spending cuts and unemployment this week of people accusing the government of making them continue to pay for state debt with their health and education funds are to take a person off reports from a trade. marches and si

several countries are queueing up to become the state's turkey calls me and herzegovina serbia and montenegro the eu remains committed to a partnership with each one. i also let him eat. it's not going ew ew ew ew ew ew ew eye. connor welcome back to the falls and gets studios. by then identify arms men occupy the wrong way to describe his biggest military airport this as russia denies having ukraine's territorial integrity. meanwhile as leaders in moscow confer with their western counterparts ukraine's ousted president stages a lengthy and defiant press conference from russian soil. and in other news the french defence minister was an immediate inquiry after the publication of books denouncing widespread rights of way. stall. german chancellor has been speaking with the russian president so warning against it de stabilize the nation of ukraine ukraine which has sent a letter to the un security council asking for an emergency session. this is moscow denies involvement in the seizure of two key airports that's of course not have kids newly named interior minister sees it arson of a coffin a fa

hadley talked about montenegro, georgia, ukraine and mall doe va.d those steps be effective in your view? >> they're smart and have to be done. and i think this moment right now proves the wisdom of nato expansion. there are lots of russians living -- ethnic russians living in nato countries. those countries are a lot safer today than ukraine is. but i don't think it will be -- it won't make putin reverse what he's doing in crimea. on the contrary, i think the discussion about sanctions -- economic sanctions, particularly looking at the financial system, if there comes a point in time where russian banks can't use american dollars to do transactions, that's goingç too a lot of damage to a lot of major -- not talking about multibillion-dollar corporations in russia that have assets all over the world. second, in the oil and gas sector, steve is absolutely right. i worked on sanctions for five years -- for three years when i was at the white house, with respect to iran. we've learned how to do it much better. and if you look at the largest joint vent

years ago and didn't have any human baby and we know that the nato alliance that attacked serbia montenegro the cost. and then we have also the invasion of iraq which had no mandate that was basically illegal according to natural or another have the station in bolivia which is kind of borderline because that was amended but certainly it was over state by far flung wide the different disciplines of the operation so i think it is basically his his game of uno with respecting international will say well why should we do the same. so i think this is something of the important to keep my distance from the outside of international law. but i didn't read the first one as a side they are reacting and david always reacted to go up to the russian foreign policy low over the past are used to always act. he was cast the first stone. and no i cannot say except humans for several reasons first there is a huge difference between kosovo and and creamy. this is the central element of russian talking points to to make the analogy between kosovo and to me there's a big difference first difference is that even

he is exposed to expansion of nato that left ukraine, georgia, montenegro on hold.g those ties. he could move to allow export of u.s. natural gas currently russia has a grip on europe where they are beholden to russia where they use it in the geopolitical leverage tool box. we can by entering into the opportunity to do that export and make a difference economically and have our al like some additional freedom. bill: there is a statement made by gentleman named david cramer and worked for president bush in the department of state with with regard to russia and awe krien. this is what he said. if the authoritarian tyrant, vladmir putin is allowed to get away with this unprovoked attack against his neighbor, a blatant violation of that country's sovereign territorial integrity, u.s. credibility, already damaged by obama's poor handling of syria will be down to zero. allies won't believe in us, enemies won't fear us and the world will be a much more dangerous place. i take it you don't disagree with that? >> absolutely. even "the washington post" says the president's fo

i know that it's a small village in montenegro and i read about the nato bombing there but i couldn't find any real information on that six people were killed and that three of them were children that's all i could find even a list. so those are only on the list of charges of capital. lose. lose. let the. good lord if you know stuff get. there when you're pretty young. he was here preacher your beast of only three did your do. in one way. or no. because. the time was can only be. what they will if you think it's a door she towards russia. could be of. course we need you and i want. to start. to give. them food but cannot. visit a kid dislocate baseball be. taught almost. a lot of that stuff. just. getting. bored. with the. dog. then gently a lot of tough. talk you soberly damn well. yeah some of this video but it was it could be awesome because we're. told that a sick cow on a yacht of your time with butter that you do what you the brass things that but we might as on a plane with a coupe bear toss thailand up russia as a bet similarly which cockatoo it is a collage over them largest

possible that somebody in a suit did not exist which referendum in kosovo in the referendum in montenegro that took place in two thousand and six if dad's the referendum that they were referring to first of all it's it's just baffling that they can't tell apart course on much later on secondly that's not exactly a paragon of democracy and international law and there's obviously you can't make informed decisions if you don't have the information if you're living in some sort of internal virtual world in which in fact or whatever the hell you say they are so we have to start asking ourselves who is it writing president obama's speeches who is addressing presidents and president obama's policy and what early agendas of these people to people that we don't see the u.n. general assembly has passed a non-binding resolution calling russia's reunification with crimea illegal one hundred countries voted in favor of the move with eleven against and fifty eight abstaining russia's ambassador however said that the voting so to russia is not isolated like the west is trying to present ideas marina par

estonia,denmark, then, finland, georgia, greece, japan,, iceland, italy, malta, liechtenstein, montenegro, norway, new zealand, the netherlands, poland, portugal, republic of moldova, czech republic, the mania, slovakia, slovenia, sweden, turkey, and ukraine to participate in this media. it is so decided. the security council will now begin consideration of item two of the agenda. members of the council have 2014-189,em document s- fte text of a dra resolution submitted by albania, germany, australia, austria, belgium, bulgaria, canada, cyprus, deutsche, denmark, spain, estonia, the united states of america, finland, france, georgia, greece, japan,, iceland, italy, lithuania, in stein, moldova, norway, new zealand the portugal,s, portland, although the, czech republic, the united kingdom, northern sweden, slovakia, turkey, and ukraine. four tonow give the council members who wish to make a statement before the vote. i give the floor from their presented above the russian federation. >> thank you, madam president. many times we have put forth in the chamber the essence of russian position

was also supported peaceful independence, other subregions such as montenegro and we would likely in quÉbec or scotland to my question for you is, if there is a successful referendum, by the local population of crimea, what leverage do we have, what diplomatic leg to we had to stand on to dispute that? >> that's a good question for mike because you raised that issue. >> it's a great question. i'm not a purist on partition but i think in this case it's just too likely that would be a very opportunistic use of a crisis by putin to accomplish essentially a land grab. i think the only way you could imagine it is if the process were to slow down, if it were separated by a long period of time from the immediate problems we're having today, if the motion school, if fears cooled. if ukraine gained full sovereignty of the crimea before any such discussion could happen, if there were plenty of international involvement in monitoring the there is behavior of different parties that wasn't based on failed threats and anything else but they some peoples real aspirations. i think most of us know th

independence in the southern sudan and we also supported a peaceful independence and others such as montenegro and we wouldn't have come back like in scotland. my question for you is if there's a successful referendum or session by the local population of crimea, what leverage do we have, but leg do we have to stand on to dispute that? >> that's a good question. >> that's a great question. i think -- i think in this case it's too likely that it would be a very opportunistic use of a crisis by putin to accomplish and i think the only way that you could imagine it is if the process were slowed down, if it were separated by a long period of time from the times we are having today if the motion is cooled, if ukraine gained the sovereignty and any such discussion could have been if there were plenty of international development and monitoring the behavior of the different parties so it wasn't based on the failed threats and everything else but on people's aspirations but most of us know that crimea has a bit of a different place in russia and ukrainian history than other points of the territory, so

then we put sanctions in place to keep them from the capital but he essentially says incorporate montenegro, incorporate georgia, go ahead and incorporate other surrounding areas into a possible expansion of nato almost immediately and start making sure that the ukraine, what's left of the ukraine is part of the family of nations and also begin looking at redeploying the missile defense system. >> speaking of deployment, what's going on are -- going on with the russian troops, tphrad me putin ordered military exercises near the ukraine. sounds like he's pulling them back. exercises were scheduled to end any way today. the question is are they amassing to go someplace else? >> we'll keep you updated on secretary kerry's arrival as well. in the meantime, heather, you've got headlines? >> today is day two of the oscar pistorius trial and it's been dramatic. an interruption in the courtroom happening a short while ago -fplgt a prosecutor stopping pistorius's lawyer during cross-examination to announce the witness, his image was being broadcast on live television. this despite a court order that

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