it's obvious reason. and obvious. usefulness of this useful use for this. forum because. due to high level of presence on the official officials president of russia presence of the country's premier ministers countries the biggest big businesses are ready to participate and to take a part in discussion and to have a contact with russian companies and this is a good opportunity for the businesses to find themselves and maybe two or some first contacts maybe to sign contracts i think it's obviously what are the main weakness is russia in the eyes for investors. weakness is is very well known but i would like to start with one of the weakness which may be not very often. repeated actually that we have a lot of good information about the russian abroad because how we can get and let's say information about a country where the press where the magazines met most media but the best way is to get. true information is to touch to be contact. and to be in the country and from this point of view we have a some lack of good advertisement and good opportunity for. for investors to get

yes definitely i think it's obvious truths and it's obvious that if commercial is a brit in an. environment completely different. the show business nor any special needs for the state to be in the capital has been especially taking into account the presence of the state in the capital of biggest state owned by no was very helpful to the world is to make this very big powerful and influential instead to privatize and to make from more from this very powerful providence which will be more opportunity. to develop not just in the country in search of the country but to do open europe and made me a shit to me exist international banks like. major banks in the world. before the year two thousand. russian. comprised less than one third. less than half of russian exports now during the last ten years it's become two thirds just because prices so for oil and gas. is very very favorable do you see do you see the problem with it with the growth of the percentage of will and gas in in the russian it depends on the whole diminish vis a vis let's say favor. to get from this. economic situatio

. >> well, i should have asked you this question then, so i'm going to ask it now, and it's the obviousuestion i think. why ann richards, if you're gong to spend this time- of course so many people in texas know her and have incredibly rich memories of her- but you came to the table as a relative newcomer to ann.

school and obviously we are also obvious abstention of believing you know falls into in libya so to some extent i think doubts maybe it can be a way to some of the things that we can see why good relation between paris and berlin regarding the but also very good relation between paris and london regarding nato officials and to some extent taken by the militias by comparison with the triangle you mention in two thousand and three. russia is one of the largest markets for a european vegetables i'm talking about of course a cucumber of well these eat that nobody knows yet where it comes from first it was cucumbers then it was so here now people say to me that russia has closed its borders really there is there was and this causing controversy of course in europe months farmers and and stuff do you see such measures such radical moves you know actual moves by russia for example as as. and willingness. to tackle bilateral issues in a more positive way so so there are problems in relations if we if we look at practical steps out me. yes but you know i work a lot on this issue of u.s. show rela

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we're just over there it's quite obvious that are trying to ease are actually quite close and i have told from minister put in the budget even those who are transit charity work is several times smaller than in europe with them so it will be on the other hand i realize of course that it's a sovereign right of russia to make this decision however through as i'm also aware of the fact that in the when those decisions were made they were to russia was forced to do so due to political instability in ukraine. lurkers and yes it's my deep conviction but gas transiting through ukraine is much much cheaper then through the north's three m. or south stream with the border of the problem. you're welcome you thought e.u. commissioner for energy into urging a set recently of that e.u. is more interested in the modernization of the ukrainian gas transporting system so that in the construction of a south stream pipeline beauty is the e.u. ready to put its money where its mouth is and finance the modernization of wilson is a matter of fact modernization is not that expensive it's according to the p

we should find such mechanisms that would be obvious for us in terms of economic efficiency. unification into huge concern where enough to guard would have a say three point five percent does not seem beneficial for us at this point but theoretically it cannot be ruled out can it work or no we have to find some other mechanisms that are right to present any college called the possible increase of the gas prize holding an increase of the world price is an extremely serious threat for ukraine economy indeed oil prices are growing and since gas prices are links to oil as gas companies say they should go as well i guess from c.e.o. aleksey miller said recently that gas prices on long term contracts may rise to five hundred dollars per thousand cubic meters in the fourth quarter is this price sustainable for the ukraine economy and will the ukrainian economy be able to accept such a price if it comes to that kurdish were of course it will there is no doubt about that but of course this will result in serious losses for our economy and primarily for our citizens. this is what's imp

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is which were across the in the arab world and it was also very obvious that one if the president is not. is not going to rule egypt of course the whole contract is not worth. the eastern mediterranean gas company declined our request for an interview egypt's natural gas supplies about forty to fifty percent of the electricity power stations in israel it can be replaced by the fuels but they're more expensive to do it here which is why boys are right is blogging frenetically online he writes about green issues and says the alternative options that israel has to the egyptian supplies are not that attractive we will get a high price. in a lot of. folk that would be. cool. for glinting trying. much more than we could. call station employees and working. if no agreement with cairo is reached tel aviv is going to have to function without natural gas for a year and so israelis are stepping up efforts to develop gas wells now being discovered offshore but these two remain a source of dispute between israel and lebanon as beirut claims their pay there is either way the gas issue is likely to

the obvious one being the banking sector.f you cast your mind towards 2008 and the problems we had in the global economy then related to problems in the financial system, that's an obvious illustration of the potential difficulties we could have if the problems in greece don't go away, if there is a default on the greek sovereign debt that would have a big impact on greek banks, some banks may fail, there may be speculation other banks may end up in the same situation and confidence in the banking system starts to fail and that has big spillover effects on the financial system globally and also on economic developments so the idea here is to try and buy some time to provide greece with some temporary financial assistance to allow the problems in the banking system to be dealt with and allow some of the other countries in the euro area to prove they're different to greece to limit the effects >> we knew there would be a ripple effect talking about ireland, portugal, iceland. this is bigger now. kenneth, thank you so much. >>>

remain you who admitted for very obvious strategic reasons and didn't meet any particular conditions at all in so doing the real reason that serbia is outside the e.u. club as it were is that the serbian secession is problems of course will. not be resolved that's a situation that still needs to be resolved and the e.u. prefers serbia to negotiate regarding that situation while on its knees which is a position that is the part it is very familiar with now where we've heard from one analyst recently who said that in the case of serbia trying to join the e.u. it would be the first case in history of a rap jumping onto a sinking ship but if we can for a moment turn our attention to the death toll figures are from strength and they've all been questioned how do you assess the way the tribunals interprets the evidence

into europe to begin with so i think that it's not it's it's not good to just a job to the first obvious conclusion of a piece of news are we real people who must try and find other layers of truth and reasoning that might lead you to. well coming away shortly here in r.t. border disorder fear of renewed clashes after israeli troops opened fire on probably in protesters as israel blames syria for trying to divert attention from its internal crisis it's. also still to come for your mission towards a final frontier as the new i assess crew is set for and pulse of this world journey. two days left before plastered up here by car parts not around we'll bring you details on the final preparations. for the powerful islamist group of the muslim brotherhood has been declared legal in egypt for the first time since its inception and is set to run for elections is considered a terrorist organization and many countries around the world egypt's transitional government has accepted a three billion dollar loan from the international monetary fund to help relaunch the country's economy what's more on t

state department cables was some point out the obvious but dirty truths that the u.s. tries to interfere in the domestic politics of sovereign nations to suit america's agenda for the agenda of american corporations even have thoughts all detrimental to the economic development of the attempts to democratize those nations the ones which we claim to support through diplomatic announcements of foreign aid packages and all the grandstanding we do about spreading democracy and haiti is a perfect example of this as nearly two thousand new weekly leaks cables released this week for a partnership with the haitian weekly newspaper haiti live today are showing us the state department cables released so far details to glaring examples of u.s. arrogance and hawkers. the first story is one of the u.s. government working with oil companies companies like exxon mobil and chevron to sabotage a deal for haiti the joint petrarca rebate venezuela's oil alliance and the u.s. admits itself in these cables of the deal would have saved haiti one hundred million u.s. dollars a year money tha

it was obvious.it was already hot in every club in america, underground-- i mean, knocking on mainstream's door, and poetry was hot long before i started to work with it, and it was ready for its acceptance from the mainstream. so i'm an old man. i get it when it's hot. i can't get it when it's-- [laughs] when it's--so i just gotta be there, and hopefully, someone will bring it to me, and i'll recognize it. you'll be there. russell simmons, thank you for joining us on speaking freely. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by tate at captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) join us next time as we continue our discussion on free expression and the arts. for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at: >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's

i think is pretty much stating the obvious in the sense that everybody knows that sooner or later gas from will start supplying gas to china and that will be quite significant because less than half of what it is now supplying to the e.u. . maybe even more will see how it works out but. it's very much repeating the obvious we've been giving it a slightly different colored kind of hue and it's also ahead of three in economic forum in st petersburg where we would like to see some kind of announcement or at least preliminary agreement between russia and china on gas ones . cash strapped bella ruse can finally be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel the country has won approval for a free daily and dollar loan from russia and its partners inflation skyrocketed by twenty percent in five months forcing the government to freeze some key food prices people have been desperately trying to buy foreign currency as the russian ruble lost almost half its value president lukashenko is also seeking financial help from the international monetary fund editor in chief of business new europe magazi

by justice thomas from an ethical fund raising for not disclosing his wife's right wing income to obvious conflicts of interest on the bench all of which are clear violations of the federal code of conduct for judges and the problem is the justices on the supreme court every dissent to themselves and themselves alone from that code of conduct presidents can and have been impeached members of congress can and have been expelled for bad behavior and the constitution the united states says quote the judge's show hold their office during good behavior by the way capitalized and quote so is it time for we the people to enforce the constitution and have the supreme court as answerable for bad behavior as are the president and congress should we encourage congress to begin proceedings for impeachment of justice clarence thomas here offer his take on that question is conservative commentator t.j. mccormick t.j. welcome back. thank you man good to see again tom good to see you this is t.j. this is aid for his all over again this has nothing to do with race ford has resigned over taking a twenty th

that the eyes of the world will watch this process and will help restrain the obvious imbalance of power that has been given to war lords, the bush administration and powering them again. they were given power in the 1980s and the first place when they were given billions of dollars to fight the soviets which was the process that put an end as early as 1983. >> time and again -- i am sorry -- warlords or rebels become established and suddenly -- >> what needs to be done is the issue needs to get down to the fact that this whole situation has to be disarmed and instead of being rearmed and politicized. these things have been done, prius -- peace process in ireland worked successfully. that issue has existed for 800 years and the animosities are very well--real and present. these were worked out in south africa. they were worked out in kosovo and perhaps not to their ultimate conclusion but there are mechanisms by which these can be done. when it comes to pakistan and afghanistan it never seems to change. keeps going back around the same issues again and again. and keep going forward to re

. >> reporter: those were obvious, and likely many more less obvious. they say slowing down helps the whales hear the ships in time to get out of the way. there's conflicting science. but researchers tell me because engines are in back there's a sound shadow in front of sound ships and whales won't hear it unless it's very close. merchant shippers say they don't want to hit whales either, but. >> you would have to reduce the vessel ship where you might lose navigational control of the vessel to make a significant difference. >> reporter: the shipping organization told me today time is money. slowing down can be expensive but it will support a science based solution. environmentalists say lowering the speed is also a benefit. >> it will reduce gases. >> reporter: reporting live, john fowler, ktvu news. >>> warmer weather this week could put parts of the state at risk of some flooding. that's because the temperatures could melt snow packs. and while officials say they are prepared for the run offs, they are prepared at the areas most at risk. >> right now

that's silly for obvious reasons, but this was the dynamic and pressure of the marketplace and it was so overwhelming they threw to the wind concerns of the integrity of what they were doing. only we could come in and find that lowest common denominator and say he's the rules and guidelines to play by. now, i want to give you another example of that, much more recent. the report that came out just last week, senator livin. you had senator koa burn who parched the entirety of the record of what happened and transpired on wall street, but specific to goldman. if you read the document, it is kind of astonishing, put aside the inconsistencies between the testimony that day with four reasonable senior executives deafing before senator levin. the reality here is that goldman saks understood no later than december 2006, the subprime market in particular was going over a cliff. it was going to be a disaster. they then ended uptaking the short position, which at its peak was $13 billion. $13 billion short position on the subprime market, a big position just for them. there was not ensuring liq

it was a hotel mix the most obvious of the it's a true away source surrounded by statues and fountains it's a peach rest area to relax and it's also where we are meeting this week's guests sally let me say hi fi smee so your first year here in the russian capital yes as a chef and yesterday. i got the job back in london when i was working there and so i know. what you think of arson capital how do you think it would look before you came here i had mixed. communist and. thinking it might be grim and i quite like it it's pretty divests in my mind so it's a pox and restaurants cafe coach just explained it and i just i'm really enjoying being here actually and i'm really as for the ip center or the heartbeat of the capital yeah yeah i mean if you're going to air around the center you very much and on that one problem with the golden ring is. being with the traffic it's horrendous the traffic. pretty bad i mean if i go to school right in the morning which is a little bit outside it takes me. twice a day that you can be sitting in traffic i was not sorry about the golden ring culturally to s

the marine layer was obvious there, and it is obvious tonight. it has already made its way across the bay. mainly 50s and 60s and antioch, 76 degrees. compared to 24 hours ago, the numbers are down. 18 degrees cooler in livermore and concord. down 8 degrees in mountain view and san rafael is running 11 degrees cooler. coastal and bay clouds, cooling continues tomorrow and the pattern holds right through the weekend. so tonight we have a marine layer 1600 feet deep. you combine the marine layer, and it has been deepening over the last 24 hours with a stronger onshore flow. the wind is coming off the ocean. it is pushing the marine layer up into the berkeley hills. so we are seeing advancement as far as the marine influence. it will drive the temperatures down. by morning look for numbers in the 50s and 60s and quite a bit of low cloud and fog cover. santa rosa 49 degrees. as you look at the pacific satellite picture, things are going to remain on the cooler than normal side as we head into the weekend. stronger sea breeze expected over the next fe

with some of the spotted the loudspeaker they hit it with a burst of machine gun fire it's pretty obvious that was the end of the propaganda that's a pretty quick. a shortage of water was the biggest problem the defenders faced. at western bug river was nearby but german troops were in control of all approaches to it still haven't other fighters managed to reach the river several times under the cover of darkness. to reach the west we were sometimes crawling sometimes running. to. the ridicule by trying to make no noise we had to do with the germans fired flares old time they certainly would have opened fire if they. know days mining engineers or wartime ammunition in the western. one of the latest finds is a german two hundred ten millimeter artillery shell. is just as dangerous today as it was sixty eight years ago. careful slowly slowly don't turn it over. most of the show could go off at any moment if it's not handled properly if it does judging by its size it will deliberate everything within a radius of about five hundred meters. on the average day divers pick up three to ten object

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i think a lot more things like that studies class is are something that is an obvious need -- thingse ethnic studies classes. something that ninth graders are taught from the beginning. we need to have culturally and linguistically competent teachers. we need to train our teachers to try to see past just the things that they have to teach, but try to understand and work with students to learn and understand where they are coming from and the fact that a lot of our students are stepping in the classroom with a lot of baggage, a lot of trauma, which affects the way they will learn or if they are going to learn at all because some of their situations might be that series at home that when you get to school, you are not focused. you might be sleep deprived or hungry. we need to provide services for our students to support them in these other areas of life, which are the basic needs, which we know now and research shows that if you are hungry, if you are worried or you have to take care of your siblings and you have these big responsibilities that normally adults have, as a child, you are

after the recent visits of the russian defense minister to france it became obvious that france is becoming the number one russian partner in military cooperation in europe and among native countries at least was a difficult decision for the french to start selling. military equipment worth billions to russia i don't think it was a difficult decision just it's only business just i mean i think i think it is for you sell an aircraft carrier to the russians you must sell these. to your own people was it ari yeah i think it's more complicated because there are also part of the we've been the russian establishment as you know and it's certainly possible to trace i think it's right it's number well i would say that clearly if you observe the relation between russia and europe in the number one is a germany now we know that germany is less exposed to refers other friends of the u.k. as a difficult relation sometimes between london and moscow certainly there is a space for for for for for most who else again we have a good tradition of relations between both countries but regarding the novis brain

it is obvious as the economy worsens there are going to be more people in san francisco. it is even more important that these hearings come about. i think this committee is doing a service for everyone in san francisco to expose and at least discuss different points of view as to how departments are being run. let's put it this way. if the city was well run, we would not need an audit and oversight committee. in fact, a couple of months ago, when i ran into the founder of audit and oversight, even he admitted that the committee in the past had not lived up to its mission. i told him why don't you run for supervisor again. sit on the committee and do the job it should have been doing in the past few years. his reply was it is in good hands now. i hope so. thank you. chairperson campos: is there another member of the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. on item 3, it is an action item. supervisor farrell: motion to move it forward with recommendation. chairperson campos: without objection? great. thank you very much. madame clerk, can you c

this is a big series for lebron james and not just for the obvious reasons. the obvious reasons. winning an nba title is a chance to prove that you're one of the great players of all time and not only that, whoever wins series mvp is awarded the kardashian of their choice, so -- [ laughter ] scottie pippen who used to play alongside michael jordan said he thinks lebron might be the greatest player of all time. he said michael jordan was the greatest scorer of all time, which is -- i don't know what's going on with pippen, but that's ridiculous. everyone knows the best scorer of all-time was teen wolf. he had girlfriend named boof so end of argument right there. the dallas mavericks have a lot of veteran players. they were the oldest team in the playoffs this year. and, you know, it's a lot harder to jump when your shorts are filled with silver dollars and hard candy, so -- [ laughter ] the mavericks are so old that if the series ends in miami they're planning to just stay there and live out their remaining days. it's funny listening to the announcers talk about how old these guys

it's not clear what service obvious will offer. stone's departure comes >>>hnjohnson&johnson is recallig 66,000 bottles of tylenol because of a musky, moldy smell. the cap lets were made in february of 2009 and distributed across the country. the company says the smell is caused by a chemical known as tba, which can cause mild stop mag upset. it is likely picked up during the shipping process. since 2009, they have recalled about two dozen medicines because of the chemical. >>> cancer patients and scientists are in a tug of war over a breast cancer drug, avastin. studies done by the food and drug administration found avastin's benefits didn't outweigh risks, including death. so the agency moved to revoke approval, leaving thousands of women who did see a benefit outraged. now the fda is giving the public a chance to weigh in during a two-day hearing. >> i was able to measure the tumor in my breast with a ruler and watch it shrink. >> i want you to see that i'm a real person. >> tomorrow, panel member also vote whether it should con

which were a custom in the arab world and it was also very obvious that one day if the president is not. is a go it's not going to rule egypt then of course the whole contract is not worth the paper it's written on the east mediterranean gas company declined our request for an interview egypt's natural gas supplies about forty to fifty percent of the electricity power stations in israel it can be replaced by the fuels but they're more expensive and dirty which is why boys a ride is blogging frenetically online he writes about green issues and says the alternative options that israel has to the egyptian supplies are not that attractive to we'll get it in the high price and we'll need to burn a lot of muscle which is much more pollutants and then goes and the fact that we didn't develop the coral plants planting tieing will cause us to much more than we could who had called station in place and working. if no agreement with cairo is reached tel aviv is going to have to function without natural gas for a year and so he's radial stepping up efforts to develop gas wells now being discovered

suppose i rephrase the obvious do you worry about them.at actually because they're surrounded by so much love and talented people, not just with you but with your friends who are all -- many of them in the which are in the business, if you can't succeed in that environment, where would they given where you and will came from. i guess the obvious question is, as you know, fame brings with it its own kind of pressures. >> absolutely. >> entertainment. performing. all that kind of thing is a pressurized environment. do you ever get concerned about having the kids go down your route so young? >> it's interesting, because when i think about the pressures that i had growing up, you know, living in a drug-infested neighborhood, not always having the lights on, not always knowing where my next meal is going to come from, having parents who are addicted to drugs, i think i would rather have my kids deal with pressures in this hollywood platform in a more contained, controlled environment than having had them be confronted with life on that platform

it's obvious also billy's dresses were among the first finds a reason when we saw them it was immediately clear to us that they dated from the culture in stone age that means that people were already living in these caves seven thousand years ago communities mentoring very close contact inhabited nereus which when the north caucasus and is which i mean the used to migrate from north to sell east and the self to north sea. excavation work at the site of the ancient settlement has been going on for three years now but archaeologists are still unable to say with certainty what kind of people lived in these caves seven thousand years ago what was more traditional just take a listen insistency a very interesting ritual you saw the bodies of babies under one year of age although garrity intact but women between the ages of eleven twenty five were simply chopped up of for burial. the most interesting artifact was found in the caves in two thousand and eight the world's oldest shoe was dug up from a depth of just half a meter is estimated to be about six thousand years old zeus worlds all sure it

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own twelve hundred stations nationwide hit them brown program them with conservative talk radio was obvious and in many instances this was only to say that the bars. were looking at the five largest operators where we found was nine to one or ten to wanted vantage of conservative talk show hosts self declared conservative hosts versus folks who declare themselves liberal or progressive. vantage of roughly twenty five hundred hours of conservative talk as opposed to two hundred fifty hours of liberal or progressive truck this is an extraordinary grounds but in places like houston texas for example. we found looking at monday through friday concert commercial radio stations one hundred percent conservative talk no progressive no liberals represented the two thousand and seven study by free press and the center for american progress shows ninety two percent of conservative stations don't air even a single minute of the other side you want to hear a radio talk or bash republicans good luck especially if you live in the midwest mainstream thought that breaks the inside the beltway mystique but y