nadia suggested to talk to her sister so they decide to do it together. the action to go inside a fireproof safe and carry him up 27 floors to the main building of the moscow university which is the highest point in moscow also the pinnacle of the enlightenment you go to a the top floor it is also the place where the headquarters of the labor camp built moscow university were located during construction. it is bursting with symbolism. i don't know how they plan to do that. they have no idea how much that ways. [laughter] and he was going to recite a poem from inside the safe. [laughter] to start a dialogue with the students so the action would be debating in dialogue. they were supposed to reach at the cafe they could not procure the fire purves save. [laughter] they decided to use a wooden are more instead. [laughter] and he was two hours late so finally he called of anything but i think i have had an art of -- a heart attack and i and in the hospital ipo in mint the ico and then one week later he is dead. the last fall of he ever wrote was the call on t

joining us now, nadia duke at the national endowment for democracy. in california, kathryn stoner, director of the program international policy studies at stanford, university. and in washington, molly mccue, she was an adviser to georgia i from 2008 to 2013. nadia, is what we're watching right now policy being made on the fly, or does vladimir putin have a very specific outcome in mind, and did he when all this began? >> you actually used a phrase a describing the sochi olympics saying a new russia was on display. there is a new ideology that has been in the making for quite some time to put russia back on the world stage as a power for recognize connereckoned with. and his believe is that he's moving russia towards, creating a russian world. he believes that ukraine and incidentally belarus also belongs to this russian world, and any ethnic russians that happen to be beyond the current border of russia also belong to that world. this is the direction he is heading in, and this has been in the planning for a long time, for a while. >> katherine, do y

that's the determination. >> george benitez, a good start as nadia suggests? >> i disagree. i think the sanctions are feeble, too little and too late. the u.s. should have put sanctions on russia right after their forces in crimea, and not wait until after the referendum. >> coming in small, doesn't that leave you the option of ratcheting up the pressure as time goes on. >> no, because even if you come in strong, you can still ratchet it up. none of these sanctions, the amounts are too small. the individuals are limited, and they are not the powerful ones. they're not the decision makers. we're showing indecision and a timid attitudes to what he has done. >> is there any reason to believe that what happened in georgia six years ago now that vladimir putin would back down from international criticism in ukraine and crimea? >> i think it all depends on how far the sanctions are going to go, and what the reaction to the united states and europe will be now to the proclaimed independence of crimea. that's what they're waiting out to see. also the reaction of the ukrainian govern

for that, we turn to: nadia diuk, vice president at the national endowment for democracy. she's written extensively about russia and the soviet union. and janusz bugajski, a senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies, where he focuses on europe. is general dempsey correct in his fear that vladimir putin may have greater ambitions beyond crimea? >> i think he's absolutely correct, and i think there's a palpable fear throughout eastern europe that the russian government no longer respects the borders of europe, the map of europe, that it will unilaterally change the borders of its neighbors on the pro text whether defending minority rights, restoring law and order or whatever it is in order to try to expand its influence and control over parts of territories of neighboring countries. >> ifill: nadia diuk, same question to you. >> yes, i think this push into crimea is partly for internal purposes for putin. he's creating this sort of area of a russian world which he doesn't believe that ukraine actually is separate from russia and that russian worl

it has become almost a joke we are probably being listened to right now. >> reporter: but nadia says the close surveillance of muslims in the bay area and nationwide is no laughing matter. most recently, the arab resourcing center has told kpix5 that fbi agents have been showing up at the homes of arab residents right here in oakland knocking on their doors and asking them questions about the iraqi community. but last night, a group of muslim activists gathered at city hall to kneel and pray. they came to oppose the domain awareness center. >> we don't want any community to go through what the muslim community has gone through around the privacy, invasion of privacy around illegal and unlawful surveillance. >> reporter: the city is crafting a privacy policy to try to address some of those concerns. it prohibits observing individuals strictly based on their race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other classification, but does not mention religion. >> they could use religion. that is one of the main reasons why the muslim community is up in arms. >> reporter: in oakland, chri

both nadia intranet as some of them to join them to decide this was a good idea and wanted to make thiseality, and participate in an earlier protest art group called why not? there some significant differences between pussy riot as it came to be called as you know and why not. one was that pussy riot is an anonymous collective, so very personalized, personified. they had talked when they were in why not talk about anonymity as a principle as a potential sort of tool of art making, but they had never done. decided to do it with pussy riot and they decided that to be anonymous you to somehow hide your faces, right? so that's where it came from. .. anonymous, upper. so as one of the participants later told me, it's like being spider-man. and the finished product would be the video clip. it's not the performance. they don't actually perform for audiences. they decided that they would do all of their performances as a series of performances. a video clip will beat compilation. it did not always work out. the first couple of performances were down and wait. another thing that distinguishes th

---nadia torres con el informe.-las mujeres con sobrepeso tienen mayor riesgo de padecer "cancer de ovarios". take vo ---este es el resultado de un estudio dado a conocer hoy que analiza a cerca de 4 millones de mujeres. ---tanto la sociedad americana del cancer como el instituto internacional del cancer, relacionan a la obesidad con esta enfermedad. ---el estudio determino que no es necesario ser obeso, basta con tener sobrepeso. cesar --la ciencia a partir de hoy podria ahorrarle mas de un dolor de cabeza, literalmente... vo --se trata de una diadema estimulante que se coloca en la frente y envia una corriente electrica para estimular los nervios asociados con la migraÑa. --la administracion de medicamentos de los estados unidos realizo pruebas con pacientes que en efecto al usar el dispositivo "cefaly" durante un mes, sufrieron menos dolores de cabeza que quienes utilizaron otro dispositivo "placebo" blanca ---faltan pocos das para el estreno de la nueva temporada de "la voz kids". ---esta noche hubo una conferen

so flood ya -- nadia was asked to give a presentation. she decided to give a presentation on feminist art, and she was reading about all this radical feminist art in the west, and she put together what could really be a freshman course on film nist -- feminist art but they're not taught in russia so the put it together in a presentation but there was a problem with the presentation. there will no russians except one. she was very commercial and had been working for a long time and felt she needed to finish with a russian artist. it was wrong at an opposition activist conference to talk about western artists. so she made one up. she made up a group -- >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> book tv spoke with scholars at a public policy think tank to fine out what they're reading. mikal mcfall, who recently stepped down as the u.s. ambassador to russia, is currently reading: the shaw. he shared, i'm reading the shah. you can watch his interview at the hoover institution on booktv.org. victor davis hanson arranges

this posted by nadia yesterday. post photos, and we'll share on facebook and twitter.storm team 4 facebook page, as well. storm team 4 radar showing one little band of some snow. the lingering effect of the storm yesterday on the eastern shore. that's quickly tracking off to the east. a few other scattered flurries shenandoah valley in the mountains. elsewhere, skies beginning to clear out. we have slippery conditions, all these areas in red where we got the snow. that snow melted, and then it's refrozen overnight. some of the water on the roads has frozen up, especially bridges and overpasses. watch out for this for another three or four hours. going to take a while before we get above freezing. we're hovering just in the upper 20s to near 30 most of the region. we'll stay this way through about 9:00 this morning. you need a winter coat today. gloves and hat, warm footwear, dress for a winter-like day. we'll have the winds really picking up, gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour will be developing starting around 8:00 this morning. the peak winds after that until around 2:00

private sectors interests in the conference takes place in the cis the other pt fifty million dollars to nadia clean of mary holding the implementation of its investment program. i would be easy for me. who was among the country's land micro financing became widespread death by madison indiana the state's estimated cost to hold it in aviation and paid much attention to microfinance unique. now we can conclude that many small businesses of being sustainable results. they created what they seem to register themselves ids company a waiver to keep themselves as well as to give jobs to other people the central asian economies depend on the mccutcheon not in this region functions that seems program and transformation of microfinance misty nonetheless this international denies a snap it creates money to the type of credit companies wishing to attend finance small and medium sized business leads the project supports the development of new financial seven seas and that is the creation of a verbal message that the frame lacking the gene. when you are all well. besides financing. i assume most trainees a

. >>> reporter: nadia hussein says the warning came on her facebook feed from a muslim friend who believed his mosque was being watched. >> please be wary of a guy walking around asking about the taliban or al qaeda. he is probably the fbi or fbi informant. >> reporter: it's practically a punch like at bay area mosques. >> if you tell them it's a joke we are probably being listened to right now. >> reporter: but she says the close surveillance of muslims in the bay area and nationwide is no laughing matter. most recently the arab resource and organizing center has told kpix 5 that fbi agents have been showing up at the homes of arab residents right here in oakland knocking on their doors and asking them questions about the iraqi community here. a group of activists gathered at oakland city hall, faced east, knelt and prayed. they came to oppose the domain awareness center. >> we don't want any community to go through what the muslim community has gone through around the privacy invasion of privacy, around illegal and unlawful surveillance. >> reporter: up in arms and on their knees in oppo

nadia, how does this work? the retail store look at close and talk to andciates about fashion things that are not fun to do neither for customers are associates. or associates. you see items flying in the air and you walk around with your items you'rewith interested in on your mobile device and you send them where ever you would like. >> i like talking to salespeople though. forn't know if this is just specific types of shopping experiences. >> backup. you want a salesperson to say -- >> when i go to d so and try on some formfitting, dark wash jeans -- when i go to diesel. >> you want a guy or gal to, to you and say that you look buff. where did you come up with the name? it's kind of bizarre. >> hointer. >> it sounds like something i would talk to my doctor about. i've been lifting too much and i've got a hointer. >> the name stands for hunter about shopping as hunting. we are a technology company that we have our own retail store. you bring a really good point about the need to talk to sales associates and th

nadia done that, how are you measuring success? what has it done for your brand, for the benchmark brand? >> san francisco became an sales for success as a place to build tech companies. the reasons are fascinating to us. the unintended consequences of google and facebook gave young engineers the option to live in seven cisco and bus down. if you're given the choice of living in suburbia versus the city as a young engineer, you pick a city. that started the process. from benchmarks standpoint, we work shoulder to shoulder with entrepreneurs. we are measuring success by time with companies. this has gone up meaningfully guide being in san francisco. we look at two thirds of our investments in seven cisco in the last five years. more than two thirds of our market cap is in san francisco. there's something going on which is not resolved between the technology company integrating. it is something we are now obsessed with because it has created tension, as you expect when you have one community that has been hyper successful, and the re

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the crowd cheers as nadia emerges from the caribbean market, 50 hours after she went in to buy pizza for dinner. her entire world has changed. >> when i was trying to explain to her the whole country had been hit by an earthquake, she didn't understand. >> i remember they were talking to me. but i did not really understand at this point what was going on. >> isar members ask if anyone knows nadya. no one recognizes the name. then there's a commotion in the crowd. a woman has fainted. >> i remember hearing a noise. and i could see someone just like -- falling down. >> the woman recognizes her daughter, whose name is not nadya, as the icelanders think, but veradia. >> we were both in shock. maybe not really thinking that we would see each other again and it was happening. >> are you okay? that's my family. that's me! >> the reunion is emotional for everyone. >> you can't even describe it. of course, the mother thought she had died in the rubble. >> it was like finding a drop of water in the desert. really happy. >> veradia wants her mother to know who the rescuers are and where they co

it is the separation wall, the symbol of the israeli occupation that keeps him from his love, nadia, who lives on the other side. >> not everybody know that the wall is built actually inside the west bank. everybody thinks that the wall is built between the west bank and israel. in reality, most of the wall is inside west bank and cutting the life of palestinians from each other. >> got director set out to make a good movie, not a political statement but his entire cast and crew is palestinian. 95% of the funding came from palestinian donors. >> it's a story about palestinians living in extreme circumstances but despite that, they long for the things that we all long for around the world, and as human beings. >> a story of love and friendship, trust and bedayal. omar is his second nomination but the first time that a foreign features country of origin is listed at palestine. after his first nomination, the academy bent to pressure from israeli and listed his film as coming from the palestinian territories. >> it is a small victory for people in search of state hood. >> academy is see

as we work to advance the united states-can nadia beyond the border initiative. in western new york, this cross-border relationship is especially critical to the local economy. i have worked with customs and border protection in the past to advocate for increased border staffing levels along the border. there is also a preinspection pilot currently under way that hopes to ease congestion and shorten wait times. in the coming year, we hope to continue moving forward on plans to construct a new border station at the niagara falls air reserve base. mr. speaker, i congratulate commissioner kurlikowski and ook to work with him for the buffalo-niagara region and the entire nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. march is national developmental disabilities month -- awareness month. every year at this time we all bring attention and the understanding of the needs and potential people with developmental disabilities. as an indi

. >>> también miren nada más a nadia carmina, magaña y oregón de 11 años. >>> y maribel de texas la adoromos muchos saludos, esperol estar pronto por allá, con esto le damos los buenos días, hoy es viernes ! (gritos) (aplausos) >>> eh ♪. ♪. >>> mira nada más ,viernes 28 de marzo del 2014, cumpleaños de nuestro querido alan tacher . >>> le gustó la peluca. >>> qué se siente tener pelo, compadre . >>> tú no te ves galán, te ves galón. >>> hoy es el cumpleaños de nuestro tacher, que aunque se ve como de 60 , cuánto cumple. >>> 43. >>> sí te ves cascabeleado. >>> regálenme un injerto de cabello. >>> ah. >>> tendría que faltar como dos semanas. >>p>pero además de tu cumpleaños hay muchas cosas que se comentan hoy. >>> exactamente, así es ♪. ♪ arranquen los motores así con emoción ♪ despierta américa ♪ esto es lo que se comenta ,lo que se comenta hoy ♪. >>> goya, una de las empresas más grandes para hispanos y de hispanos, abrió una nueva planta en houston, que dara miles de empleos, mire nada más, la planta y su inauguración en houston, texas, la verdad que le dará trabajo a muchísimas persona