but eric rasmussen says it's not ready and that still frustrates people. >> this is it. this is our new look. >> reporter: nancy scott knows it will take years before landscaping covers the tracks in walnut creek. but also the project that caused all of the upheaval will ever be ready. >> they're spending money and haven't fulfilled in the promise. >> reporter: the promise, two crossovers to head back over the tracks without having to go to the end of the line. it's key to increasing capacity on bart's busiest line. in february, 2 investigates found the cost of the project had climbed to $43 million, plagued by delays. but a bart spokesperson insisted one of the two crossovers was ready to go. >> we're going to be able to put that in use as early as march. >> reporter: and now? >> we don't want to put a date out there, we want to make sure it's going to be a safe system before we open it. >> reporter: bart cites new software problems and the department of key engineers. neighbors and riders, disappointed before are tired of hearing excuses. >> if you're not living up to

joining me is anders fogh rasmussen, nato's secretary general. i am pleased to have him back on this program. thank you very much, mr. secretary general, it's good to have you back. >> you're welcome. >> rose: tell me what you mean when you say nato suspends all practical cooperation with russia and that it means certainly that no more business as usual? would you elaborate? >> yeah, we have decided to suspend all political and-- all military and civilian practical cooperation with russia as a response to russia's illegal military action in ukraine. so it means that a number of cooperation projects, where we have coomented with russia, will now be suspended. some of them will continue, but without participation of russia. >> rose: you're waiting for russia to withdraw froops from the ukraine border. when do you expect that to happen? >> well oorkts difficult to speak about expectations here because we have seen a very determined russian action in crimea, but we urge russia to pull back its troops, to live up to her international obligations, and

rasmussen also rejected earlier reports that the telling of russian troops had been pulled back from the eastern ukrainian border meanwhile an interview with cnn world bank chief jean young camp says he predicts russia's current growth forecasts of one point one percent this year could fall as low as minus two percent in the face of economic sanctions there are some related international stories making headlines around the world. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. the two prime time sports and even checked the starting with golf tiger woods has long been chasing jack nicholas and his eighteen major titles and with fourteen himself it seems like just a matter of time. but it seems like kind isn't the issue here. his body is what's announced his withdrawal from the master scorn and next week after having surgery for a pinched nerve in his bank to be sidelined for about three to four months which means he'll miss the first three majors this year and is a huge blow for the thirty eight year old who was poised for a grand slam after troubles on and off the field kept one out of distre

rasmussen didn't set out what consequences of russian invasion would have he made it clear moscow had known the snow and the alliance. they suggested that george and which go to war with russia in two thousand and eight minus five to maintain membership the list of staff. i was support for georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. within its internationally recognized borders the remains of an equivocal. what could be. he knew college and we continue to support georgia zero atlanta aspirations that she is she. nation membership to georgia and ukraine is the red line for the kremlin which is already up since it that makes its decision to freeze all cooperation. with this easy addition a decision by the nato council of foreign ministers to suspend practical military and civil cooperation with russia creates a sense of deja vu that the language of the statements rather resembles the verbal jousting of the cold war era the pq will keep looking. goldman when the eight hundred inmates had multiple agree with the secretary general that the us and germany have already ruled out georgia

eleven is the secretary general and as rasmussen. his intention to support the company's heavy cream and armed forces into mourning the fact that no one in texas to meet exercises at the same time he claimed suspension of any corporation that instead of the crash scene protection to undermine the very foundation on which this corporation is built. we will intensify our efforts to support ukraine's defense reforms. to make the ukrainian forces more professional and more effective. and we weeded provide advice on two creams protection of critical infrastructure. in his stamina suffering because of the cream and a distant second in the contents of the statement adopted by teammates and ukraine summed up the degree to intensify the political dynamic extent audition in the use of additional financial resources to cooperate in the form of joint working group on defense reform. what an assessment of current ukrainian armed forces and establish a cinematic a support team to be deployed in ukraine next week to mention the chicken dance not to

a different story being told in the danish media journalist was making a documentary about rasmussent the time described how he personally takes the microphone to the future nato chief and said rasmussen and then unknowingly wore it during a meeting with hu. more news still to come after a short break your heart international stay with us on the and all. ay ay ay the two language. more news programs and documentaries in arabic. it's cool to room off to the report and we'll talk we are to continue this intriguing story. are you today the trial of the arabic for no more visit our big old auntie don't call the us ninety minutes past the are an airstrike in southern yemen has killed about twenty five suspected al qaeda militants in the second operation over the last two days on saturday an anti terror drone strike in the lives of ten militants but left three civilians dead and five wounded karachi the confirmation hearings to reprieve which investigates unmanned aerial attacks in the country thinks those responsible for the fatal mistakes should take responsibility. this is not a beer st

there is talk rasmussen stated this before the beginning of the two day summit of foreign ministers of the airline's staff in brussels today. the general secretary once again appeals to moscow to fulfill its international obligations and stop the dye liquid ukraine in addition processes stressed that the cooperation between ukraine in nato is condemning sad ending though the police if he is regarding your atlantic integration under the changes within the last ten yes the north atlantic alliance he respects the choice of darkness it's a process that could face a crisis in ukraine but to question the principles of fundamental of contemporary european life. just like i do not come from banks. russia is withdrawing its troops this is not what we've seen and this massive military buildup and in no way contribute to. at the estimation of the situation. at the escalation that we ordered want to see authorities continue developing partnership relations with other countries. i was tired of turkey which is concerned with the situation was crying and sometimes relate it to the inaction of opinion

at the time described how he personally fixed a microphone to the future nato chief and says rasmussen and then unknowingly wore it during a meeting with putin more news still to come after a short break here on our team international stay with us. speak the language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks to vo ip interview intriguing story for you. to find out more visit our big. call. nineteen minutes past the hour an airstrike in southern yemen has killed about twenty five suspected al-qaeda militants in the second operation or the last two days on saturday an anti terror drone strike claimed the lives of ten militants but left three civilians dead and five wounded. from a human rights group reprieve which investigates unmanned aerial attacks in the country thinks those responsible for the fatal mistakes should take responsibility this is not a first strike where we found that there have been civilian casualties in the area from baseball which is right south of the. the yemeni capital sanaa we've heard you know it's apologies coming fr

in fact, it's a practice that we saw over and over again and tonight ktvu's erik rasmussen reports whysome in the force think it's a look at a much larger problem. >> reporter: you're looking at a surprisingly valuable commodity at crime scenes in oakland. that yellow and black crime scene tape might be a common sight. but officers tell ktvu it's not always available when they need it. for more than two months, 2 investigates recorded officers reusing the tape from one crime scene to the next. hand fulls of the stuff wrinkles and sometimes hand tied together. going green too extreme. just listen to what one officer had to say while we were there. other officers who didn't want to go on camera told us it was being asked to do more with less. >> i wish i could be surprised. >> community activists are paying out millions to settle obsessive law -- >> maybe mr. grant forgot to mention crime tape when he made his comprehensive report. >> reporter: when ktvu looked at departments in the area spent on the tape, it was hardly anything. at $1.97 the department spent $4,400 all of last year. nei

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a tip for the 2 investigates team e-mail us at 2vestigates @ktvu.com. . >>> it warmed up today. 10 degrees in some locations. it will warm into tomorrow. numbers back into the upper 80s and low 90s. these are the numbers from today. warmer than over the weekend. 77 santa rosa today. 77 livermore. tack on 10 degrees. livermore 90 degrees tomorrow. 87. there is your 10. ridge of high pressure is set up. clouds, that is where the jet stream resides. goes off into the plains. one of the reasons they are getting the strong storms in the south, kentucky and tennessee and alabama because of the way the jet stream is lined up. they are missing us. temperatures mid-70s right now. tomorrow big time warm up. winds shift around. when the winds shift around they will come off shore. right now san francisco airport, on shore, winds 23 miles per hour. tomorrow the winds come more north and northeast. like in mountain view. that is the warming direction. air sinks and warms. that is the main mechanism and creates winds that pushes the fog away. the

working on a documentary about the future nato chief he stated that he had fixed a microphone on rasmussen for a press conference later while attending a meeting with putin rasmussen it did not take the recording device off. well still ahead in the program air strikes in yemen have killed thirty five al qaeda members in two days claiming the lives of civilians as well are she talks to a human rights activists about the lack of accountability that has been taken for fatal mistakes in unmanned aerial attacks in admission also. of course for. me it's. a once popular tourist destination in portugal is it going through tough times as the economic crisis hits its neighborhoods the full story after a short break watching our international. economic ups and downs in the final month of the deal and the rest. will be if we can also. choose your language. we can we know if you're going to. choose to use the consensus you. choose the opinions that you think great to. choose to stories could impact your life. choose me access to. welcome back you're watching the week we here on our team international n

eric rasmussen found that even the landscaping is plagued with problem. >> this is it. this is our new school. >> reporter: it'll take years before landscaping will cover their view of the tracks. but now she's wondering if the project that caused all of the upheaval will ever be ready. the promise two cross overs allowing a train to cross over to the opposite tracks and head back in the other direction without having to go to the end of the line. >> it increases capacity on b.a.r.t.'s busiest line. in february, two investigates found the cost of the project had climbed to $43 million plagued by delays. but a b.a.r.t. spokesperson insisted one of the two cross overrers was almost ready to go. >> we're going to be able to put that into use as early as march. >> reporter: and now. >> we don't want to put a date out there because we just want to make sure it's going to be a safe system before we open it. >> reporter: b.a. r.t.'s new system disappointing neighbors. >> if you're not accountable then there's something that needs to be done. >> reporter: even the landscaping h

eric rasmussen found that even the landscaping is plagued with problem. >> this is it. this is our new school. >> reporter: it'll take years before landscaping will cover their view of the tracks. but now she's wondering if the project that caused all of the upheaval will ever be ready. the promise two cross overs allowing a train to cross over to the opposite tracks and head back in the other direction without having to go to the end of the line. >> it increases capacity on b.a.r.t.'s busiest line. in february, two investigates found the cost of the project had climbed to $43 million plagued by delays. but a b.a.r.t. spokesperson insisted one of the two cross overrers was almost ready to go. >> we're going to be able to put that into use as early as march. >> reporter: and now. >> we don't want to put a date out there because we just want to make sure it's going to be a safe system before we open it. >> reporter: b.a. r.t.'s new system disappointing neighbors. >> if you're not accountable then there's something that needs to be done. >> reporter: even the landscaping h

in fact, it's a practice that we saw over and over again and tonight ktvu's erik rasmussen reports whysome in the force think it's a look at a much larger problem. >> reporter: you're looking at a surprisingly valuable commodity at crime scenes in oakland. that yellow and black crime scene tape might be a common sight. but officers tell ktvu it's not always available when they need it. for more than two months, 2 investigates recorded officers reusing the tape from one crime scene to the next. hand fulls of the stuff wrinkles and sometimes hand tied together. going green too extreme. just listen to what one officer had to say while we were there. other officers who didn't want to go on camera told us it was being asked to do more with less. >> i wish i could be surprised. >> community activists are paying out millions to settle obsessive law -- >> maybe mr. grant forgot to mention crime tape when he made his comprehensive report. >> reporter: when ktvu looked at departments in the area spent on the tape, it was hardly anything. at $1.97 the department spent $4,400 all of last year. nei

ktvu's eric rasmussen is live in oakland with the operation focusing on the safety of the vehicles.bad lights. the job to keep the trucks from making it on to the freeway and we found out that job might be more important than ever. >> heavy trucks, high speeds and faulty equipment can be a dangerous combination. >> i felt it had big explosion. >> we discovered 5-10 breaks on this truck were out of adjustment. when it rolled over on highway 24 sparking a chain reaction crash in november. as part of what california highway patrol officers are looking looking looking for on a regular basis. he sited this driver for bad tires and having ear buds in. >> when you are driving you are only allowed one. >> reporter: at the same time a simple violation kept this truck from getting on the road. >> he says you have a turn signal out. did you know about that? >> no. i did not. no. i am going going to take care of that. >> he begins to move over, someone panics and here we go. we have a collision. >> reporter: 2 investigates discovered the number of crashes involving commercial trucks in californ

we should also remember that we have heard very bellicose statements from nato secretary general rasmussen regarding the deployment of additional fighter jets and additional nato forces into the baltic regions and into eastern europe more generally that makes a lot of people myself included question to what degree the united states and the west is really genuine in this agreement coming out of geneva and to what extent do they really want to see tensions deescalated. and the ongoing crisis in ukraine and resulting tensions with the west took center stage during vladimir putin's annual q. and a session with the russian public and the president pulled out a salute lino punchers of a kiev's actions against the defiant east of ukraine he said the interim government sending military hardware to stamp out the protests there was a crime against ukraine's people mr putin also gave a lot of time to clarifying crimea's reunification with russia and also admitting that some russian forces were indeed present there ahead of the referendum explained it was done to ensure a free and fair vote and to avo

live in walnut creek, eric rasmussen. >> if you have a tip for eric or the rest of the two investigates at 2investigates @ ktvu.com. >>> the board of supervisors today unanimously approved a plan for restaurants to place color coded plaquered on their inspection status. red is fail. green is pass. the measure is expected to take effect this fall. >>> now to the warm weather across the area. this is a look at a beach in berkeley. downtown san jose temperatures got up to 86 degrees. we want to bring in bill martin. boy you called this. you said it was going to heat up. >> yesterday's numbers mild and warm. right into the 80s and low 90 today in some places. these were the official national service recorded highs today. it was 87 in antioch. they have the 90 in santa rosa pacifica is 70. and jose downtown 46. this ridge of high pressure is going right over the top of us. this pattern as a ridge this is upper level winds so this is the jet stream. they create a lower level wind at the surface. that's how it works it blows offshore. this is what we're expecting now. the winds are starting to

snd the rest of the day' evidence, according to the secretary general of nato, anders fogh rasmussenspeaking on the nato summit that has reignited the 22 foreign minister saud nato. he described the situation in ukraine is incredibly concerning, talking about the ldap of russian forces. he warned that an incursion by moscow could be achieved within three days to five days. the former president of the ukraine said that he was wrong to invite russian troops into crimea. the ousted president, viktor yanukovich, tried to persuade russia to return the peninsula to ukraine. it is his first statement since fleeing to russia and february. he defended his actions during the revolution that overthrew him. i personally never gave any orders to shoot. as far as i know, the weapons were never given to those except inoops defending the state buildings and the state bodies. they just complied with their orders. haveinciples, which i always followed, are that no authority, no power is worth a drop of blood. to venezuela now where the roman catholic church is accused government of nicolas maduro of t

andrew rasmussen has called this the gravest -- the incursion into the crimean region the greatest incursionnto europe in a generation. nato foreign ministers have vowed to spend -- suspend all cooperation with russia and offer defense to alliance members who feel under threat. russia has accused nato of reverting to the language of the cold war, saying that neither side would gain from the move. a major earthquake has hit the northern coast of chile. hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated. that earthquake triggered a small tsunami. waves 2 meters high battered the coast, but this anomaly alert has since been canceled. miraculously, just five people have been reported that so far. here is william hildebrand. >> the northern coast was struck by a powerful 8.2 earthquake. followed by more than 10 aftershocks and a small senomyx. the president said that the military would be brought in to maintain order. >> appropriate measures have been taken to protect their lines -- and the government will continue to confront this emergency and protect our citizens. >> the massive earthquake was 100

rasmussen said there would be more of that patrolling.tioned nato ships would be sent to the baltic and eastern mediterranean. interesting he didn't mention the black sea by name. that might, perhaps, be too much of a provocation to the russians. when he talked about the land side of forces, he talked about military staffs being deployed to enhance exercises and so on. he didn't talk about the basic of nato troops, for example, in poland or in the baltic republics. i think what we're going to see is a stepped up pattern of exercises and temporary deployments. >> did he talk about any kind of numbers? >> no. we're expecting some more details later in the day. but i don't think we're going to see anything like permanent deployments. that would be seen, i think, as perhaps raising the tempo. but it is clear, and i think there are going to be continuing pressures from particularly a country like poland, to say that some of nato's infrastructure should be moved eastward. so it was amusing the other day. the polish foreign minister mentioned in

secretary-general rasmussen in ukraine a wake-up call. reminding that stability and security in our neighbourhood requires vigilance. i made clear that many members of the alliance need to step up defence spending. as we plan for the summit in wales, each of us must demonstrate by the decisions we take and budget commitments we make, that we are committed to each other, and by our shared security and our shared prosperity and shared values, we'll continue to maintain that strength. this afternoon we mashed the five, 10 and -- marked the 5, 10, 15 year anniversary of n.a.t.o.'s cold war expansions. it is clear that each of these expansions has actually strengthened n.a.t.o. by observing doors for millions of people who, through the power of this alliance, now are able to experience greater opportunity, greater prosperity, and greater security. as free nation, we will continue to stand together and stand always in defense of international law, of our mutual security, and the right of nations and people everywhere to freely choose their own

it's cheap and as for rasmussen says there's no evidence to support russia's claims that it's called awaken ukraine's eastern front in a gorgeous quoted in a two official as saying as many as forty thousand russian troops were stationed near the country's borders. the rule. its cool climate the ends of the engine land releases. he ran to tell when he's in trouble. had it simply says to memorize the numbers the resort three months after they were freed from jail was surprised it came from the nestle in the side of russian president on to nip it in to the group's founder members traveled to brussels on tuesday to visit recent developments in ukraine with any peace. as the world with the reappearance of a huge country which has become an unstoppable the grass of the demand kitchen also has to rebuild the contest and if conditions allow him to do absolutely anything he wants europe to the mosque is the spoken word into the sea that was initially hoping that the youth group with the sign. stealing from russia. i lived in the storm according to specific sanctions against corrupt officials

. >> rasmussen struck a defiant tone when it came to russia, telling nato ministers that moscow had only one goal -- to restore its sphere of influence in the former soviet union, and he warned russia not to escalate the situation. >> if russia were to intervene further in ukraine, i would not hesitate to call it an historic mistake. it would be a miscalculation with huge strategic implications. >> he did not set out what consequences a russian invasion would have, but he made it clear moscow had no veto over the alliance. he suggested that georgia, which fought a war in russia in 2008, could aspire to nato membership. >> our support for georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders remains unequivocal. we continue to support georgia's euro atlantic aspirations. >> nato membership for georgia and ukraine is a redline for the kremlin, which is already upset about nato's decision to freeze all cooperation. >> the decision by the nato council of foreign minister's to suspend practical military and civil cooperation with russia creates a sense

secretary-general anders foch rasmussen spoke in prague and said any further russian intervention could have grave consequences. >> you have a choice to stop blaming others for your own actions; to stop massing your troops; to stop es ca lightsing this crisis and start engaging in a genuine dialogue. >> woodruff: rasmussen also said nato is considering its own deployments within eastern europe. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov shot back that even talking of deploying troops near russia is a violation of existing agreements. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin issued his own warning over natural gas. he said ukraine must start paying in advance or deliveries may be halted. in washington, there's word that enrollment under the new health care law has now hit 7.5 million. the announcement today is an increase from 7.1 million last week. open enrollment officially ended march 31, but many people were given extra time. house republicans have pushed through a non-binding budget that promises to wipe out deficits in ten years. budget committee chair paul ryan wrote the plan, incl

ktvu's eric rasmussen just obtained the police report and joins us live from the newsroom. so what does the report say, eric? >> reporter: according to this incident report from miami police, this involved the woman who said she had a sexual relationship with clip in the past but despite other media reports, there are no other specific allegations of sexual assault in this case and no one has been charged with a crime. 2 investigating obtained the report in the last 90 minutes or so. woman told police she went to the apartment of another nfl player, seahawks' wide receiver, ricardo lockette, back on april 1st. kaepernick and quinton patton were there according to the report. colin kaepernick and lockette were in a photo here you see at a las vegas nightclub just days earlier. the woman told police they drank shots and the players urged her to smoke marijuana at the miami apartment after she went to a bedroom to lie down, the woman said that colin kaepernick kissed her and took off health health -- off her clothes but she said they did not have sex. she said colin kaepernick

rasmussen and the u.s.stimate up to 40,000 russian troops are there. >>> now with russia threatening to cut off ukraine's natural gas and with thousands of russian forces massed on its border, ukraine has another problem. heavily armed official offing two cities. >> ukraine is offering amnesty if they'll walk away, but they have other demand. nick paton walsh takes us inside the barricade. >> reporter: outside the security services building, you don't see much people power. that's because the people in charge here, dozens of armed men, some army veterans, well dug in aren't using crowds to make their point. fearing an attack by police, they limit what we can film. but there are gunmen lining every corridor. two nights ago, ukrainian officials said they'd taken hostages. we saw no evidence of that now. >> translator: when we learned they wanted to storm, we tried to get the women to leave, but they stayed. cried and stayed. if something happened, they would have died with us. >> reporter: they show the diffe

other for cnn's audience that topic ring that is ready to open diplomatic context the mission said rasmussen. i like it should not expect minutes returning to the dictator in the international sevens gemini. the diplomatic and put a contract extension is the limit and has great things to make a second digital media allies will give their best to find myself content youtube and the ukraine should not expect military aid. members will not change the constant wind pants and a spokesman said cost is crazy. the presence of christ is nice to europe the us and the kiosk things that made daniel must act together against russian aggression we have orders to the monthly payment which is called each other tuesday in plants and attitude when sending in this house east of ukraine into the presidential transitions of the kiss and touch up the spot he keeps to its position on a stick dipped in prison or a distinctly co an economic recession of the south. he says that the person doesn't spend a cent to nine matches i even marked on the stress that this kind of exciting stuff. russian officials. it is i was

. >> nato chief rasmussen says 40,000 russian troops are massed along ukraine's border.or training but ready for combat. we have more from the region. >> reporter: we returned to this remote spot near the villages. the first time we were here, we found a military training site with no training going on. we've come back because nato has released a satellite image which it says proves this location is part of russia's military build-up near the ukrainian border. the photo claim to show tank and infantry fighting vehicles. other images are labeled motorized infantry. nato says they were captured by a private satellite on march 27th. two weeks later, we could only see trucks coming and going. some more parked near the perimeter, dozens at the most. a local tells me he saw many armored vehicles including tank arrived last month. others say the forces carried out exercises and have since left. nato also released images which it says show another site further east outside the town. here they're said to have captured an artillery brigade and more motorized military. again, the p

people on fox thought romney was going to win even though all of the polls decided that maybe the rasmussen poll showed romney facing an up hill battle and so i think it is a testament to her set list and we are going to challenge you on this and it made for an amazing television moment. this is what makes him a television genius he turned what could have been this humiliating moment where he is denying the reality and they turn it into the television moment everyone in politics have to talk about it and she marched down the hall and interviewed the analyst and they broke the tie and the networks called it and i think that was a fitting end to the way they covered the 2,012th election. >> host: is it possible that she was an independent journalist or do you see it as stage-managed? >> guest: i think that megan kelly has conservative views but she is also willing to challenge people's assumption and she used it at the moment to reflect her muscles and ailes used it to make great television. >> host: with me ask you this. what do you see as the future of fox news? he is 73-years-old. >> guest

and speaking of spying can reveal that years ago nato troops and as far rasmussen while serving as the danish prime minister one secretly recorded a private meeting with the russian president but a nato spokesperson called the accusation total nonsense and different stories being told in danish media by a journalist who was making a documentary about rasmussen described how he had personally fix the microphone to the future nato chief is has rasmussen there knowingly award to a meeting with putin. this is out international more news coming up after the break. are you in reality radiation is still there as we think and it is killing our children they are dying of heart conditions. leukemia that the authorities are still hiding the truth for most still and i don't know why don't they have children on their own you heard so much to build up against protect our children surrounded . by marinate join me. in parks and finance are. very concerned. only on the bus and on. your washing that we can all see international welcome bonk a u.n. official responsible for reporting on violence against w

known in eastern europe the alliance is stepping up its activities in the region nato had this book rasmussen says eastern european members are increasingly concerned about russia's aggressive behavior that's what he says the lights must strengthen its military footprint in the region we would have more patience. in the air. more ships on the water. and more readiness. on the dance germany is among the countries taking part in the new deployments. berlin is sending the elba navy supply ship to the baltic sea for a nato mine clearing exercise. it's also providing six year old fighter jets to help patrol the airspace over the baltic countries. nato says the measures our defenses and no threat to russia. the online support all efforts to result in ukraine crisis diplomatically the color of russia. toby parts of the solution. this top. the standard icing ukraine. put back the tropes from supporters and make it he doesn't support the violent actions are. will honestly since the pro russian separatists. if moscow doesn't cooperate nato leaders say additional measures could follow. as the names have

calculation behind that so it has prompted this reaction from vladimir putin we have heard from rasmussen himself saying that no this didn't take place it wasn't a secret recording the recordings were all agreed so they're not getting on there there is also not getting all over ukraine the tensions in the conflict between the two spilling over in the bad blood certainly visible not just in ukraine but also in the diplomatic relations between the leaders of nato and the leaders of russia are all over the nonetheless earlier this week rasmussen the nato both published articles attacking russia dismissing its criticism of the alliance some of the reasoning though seems to beg a few questions let's see how this pans out seeking to justify notice expansion the alliance cited how well vetted her progressive how successful its members are sounds nice they are quote well almost exact quote anyway. unfortunately yeah unfortunately it doesn't stand up to closer inspection turkey a member of nato has the most journalists jailed in every country in the world and have even china and iran. counting boo

wayne rasmussen, chief historian, u.s. department of agriculture, comments. marginal farmer also enjoyed this prosperity. before the war, he might have been on the edge of going out of farming. now, with demand and high prices, he was making a reasonably good living. it looked as though this demand and these high prices would continue on forever. schoumacher: it was indeed the best of times, but the farmer's bountiful harvest provided the seeds for his future predicament. in three short years, these best of times would become the worst of times. for, in 1921, the nation lurched into a post-war recession... and european agriculture had recovered much more quickly than anyone expected. demand for the farmers' crops fell. yet supplies remained abundant. prices plummeted, marking the beginning of the farmers' season of despair and discontent. when the war was over, and without direction, most everything just kind of fell apart, you know, and finally the 900-acre increase turned out to be a 900-acre blunder or mistake, and they lost it all. but the misery of the t

well this all goes back to a a private meeting that was requested by rasmussen while he was prime minister of denmark now it seems that during the conversation a recording was made now this recording has since come out on a a documentary that followed rasmussen around and showed how he interacted with world leaders now when moscow and when president putin's people questioned them about this recording that had been made the danish prime minister's office said that this was a recording for posterity to record the meeting between the two world leaders well it doesn't seem like that's what's happened because it's been flushed out in this document you know it did prompt the timea putin during his his q. and a session to say how can we trust those that would make a secret recording so obviously not very happy there and there is of course no love lost at the moment between russia and nato rasmussen of course now the secretary general of the north atlantic treaty organization now what we've seen from rasmussen is a denial that he ever made any secret recordings that this was all out in the open an

nato secretary general anders fall rasmussen warned russia to st for their intervention in ukraine that be of close historic mistake and that it would lead to further international isolation for russia the crisis worsened over the weekend with progress and activists seized regional government buildings in three eastern ukrainian cities. on tuesday ukraine's interior ministry said it had detained some seventy people during an anti operation and car keys but the protesters are still in control of the state security building to new heights. protesters occupying a government building and film that's kept declared the people's republic of the match and are planning a referendum to join the russian republic on the eleventh. but the potential potter cake as the polarization of progress since april ukrainians in the three cities is great gary bennett was in crimea which russia next month ago his last. itn news. turning now to some welcome news on the search for that missing malaysian airline air officials say the two french underwater pains detected tuesday are consistent with the plane's black

following the data and prime minister of denmark did not make a second sheet general and on this fo rasmussen around now. it's been claimed. this jewelry and the recording of a document she did a private conversation a private meeting of it being requested by the bed. danish president between himself and present but to me a prude was secretly recorded and then put some tv and got to the world's top of this document she smelled. after questioning whether there was this recording i had been had it being fall weather and it being taken place. it was said that although this was just a recording for posterity this was the history of meeting between the two world leaders attending put out into the said document he said the things that they may be some that calculation behind on so it has prompted this reaction from bottom it could meet up with them and for dresses themselves say that no this didn't take place it was a secret recording the recordings world agrees to an all getting on the activist also of note getting on of the ukraine the tensions in the vo conflict between the two spilling over in

limits and also speaking of spying led to a person revealed that years ago nato chief anders fogh rasmussen while serving as the danish prime minister one secretly recorded a private meeting with the russian president but a nato spokesperson called the accusation total nonsense and different stories being told in danish media by a journalist who was making a documentary about transmission described how he personally fixed the microphone to the future nato chief he says rasmussen and knowingly war it may seem with putin . more news coming up after the break stay with us. how do you think reality mediation is still there we think and it is killing our children we are dying of heart conditions leukemia the feel for years are still hiding the truth for most still and i don't know why don't they have children on their own because you heard so much to know that up against protect our children should just. be we can all say international welcome back and you unofficial responsible for reporting on violence against women has denounced what she calls a shocking sexist culture in the u.k. she was pre

debose park for a special event, celebrating canines with food, et entertainment and ktvu's eric rasmussenudged best custom, best bark and best trick as well as best couple for lookalike osh owners and dogs. provides go to science, arts and music programs and mckinley elementary school. >>> i have been there before and you can hurt somebody's feelings when you say they look like somebody's dog. >> yes. >>> a hunt is over and how a video post oddn youtube helped to recover lost artwork by the late, great artist andy warhol. >> and meteorologist mark tamayo is coming up next with when the showers move out and a warm-up moves in? . >>> right now we're track the clouds and a few scattered showers already approaching northern california. those showers will gradually work their way into the bay area over the next hours. we'll have a risk of moderate severe storms for the areas shaded in red especially arkansas and we'll have to keep an eye on that for tomorrow with possibly thunderstorms developing. for us though we just have some clouds out there, some scattered showers around the north towards

. >> eric rasmussen is here now and what they say behind the problems. >> these workers saying it comes down to chronic under staffing and short on staff. the shelter had to close for a day earlier this week. it is a problem managers are in the process of if i canning but three women who worked at the shelter says some of the damage down cannot be reversed. >> these little dogs at the oakland animal shelter are the lucky one. >> a rescue crew are plan to fly all of them out. >> some think this german short haired pointer could have been rescued. >> the dog was euthanized as a pit bull when it was not a pit bull. >> kline investigates with photos of two more dogs euthanized for temperment test and even though kline says she found groups that'll take them. cases like that are uncommon. their symptoms of a larger problem. >> one by one we have been losing position after position. >> i left feeling frustrated and fatigue and hopeless about the situation. >> in in addition of revolving doors, workers say the shelter have gone on-site without veterans for six months. new animal services direc

. >> eric rasmussen is here now and what they say behind the problems. >> these workers saying it comesto chronic under staffing and short on staff. the shelter had to close for a day earlier this week. it is a problem managers are in the process of if i canning but three women who worked at the shelter says some of the damage down cannot be reversed. >> these little dogs at the oakland animal shelter are the lucky one. >> a rescue crew are plan to fly all of them out. >> some think this german short haired pointer could have been rescued. >> the dog was euthanized as a pit bull when it was not a pit bull. >> kline investigates with photos of two more dogs euthanized for temperment test and even though kline says she found groups that'll take them. cases like that are uncommon. their symptoms of a larger problem. >> one by one we have been losing position after position. >> i left feeling frustrated and fatigue and hopeless about the situation. >> in in addition of revolving doors, workers say the shelter have gone on-site without veterans for six months. new animal services director, c

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according to rasmussen business as usual is now on hold. >> israel may impose a partial settlement freezekeep u.s. broker peace talks with the palestinians arrive according to a israel source. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has met benjamin netenyahu for a second time in 12 hours. it's part of an effort to resuscitate talks between the israelis and the palestinians. stephanie decker joins us in jerusalem. are they close to any deals, steph? >> well, i think it's clear that it is very difficult, but we are being told that there is a deal on the table at the moment being negotiated between israel and the united states which involves the release of this last batch of prisoners. that should be done first. another 400 palestinian prisoners should be released up to israel, also a partial settlement freeze in the west bank not here in east jerusalem as you mentioned. there is a deal that we're hearing they aredy cussing, but the palestinians need to aggress to this. and the palestinians say we are not discussing anything until you release this last batch of prisoners, which we agreed before

secretary-general rasmussen spoke to charlie rose. >> it is difficult to speak about expectations becauseve seen a very determined russian action and crimea. we urge russia to pull back its troops, to live up to her obligations and engage in a constructive dialogue with ukraine sooner rather than later. >> you can watch the entire interview unfold tonight on the charlie rose show here on bloomberg tv. online home delivery services are big is this is -- big usiness. let's talk to the european competitors. studio.us in the thatnnk you for coming in. give us the lowdown on who is the biggest and some context around the sector. a hungryhouse is part of group called delivery hero. it operates in 14 countries around the world. there neck and neck in number of countries. share. grab for market exit an emphasis on different countries. what about the allegations about this style of business. the best takeout places do not need the help of your platforms another that forms like yours to get customers, they are the one with the one hour wait time and they're not on your system or other systems like

next one, rasmussen reports think neither political party represents the american people.e american parties now out of sync with the remainder of the nation. this comports with others. gallop in january said, 42% of americans now regard themselves as independent. not republican or democrat. i think i can explain what is going on here. a number of words come to mind that symbolize how we per suf the democratic party. those words would be polarization and gridlock and extremism. the headline which said 53% said neither political party represents the american people. here is how i would have written it. we didn't leave the parties. the parties left us. finally, here is my favorite. comes from my philadelphia inquirer. new jersey denies woman license plate that reads "8 thiest." interestingly, she said she was told that it was objectionable. she attempted to get a license plate that said baptist. baptist was cool, but 8thiest wasn't. so much of this is subjective. in my home state of pennsylvania, there are 10,000 words and combinations of letters that are objectable. in my ne

rasmussen this week had a poll yesterday, 70% of the people saying they thought of the most or all of the incumbents were -- the country is better off without. nine% said most withre-election the country would be better off. that's pox on everybody. >> doesn't it come down to who do you hate more? >> exactly. here's the lesson i can tell you deeply. having lived through it. ronald reagan. when you offer something that is more than, we're not the other guy, that there's a vision here, we have a country where people believe that the american dream is dying or the -- it's rigged against people would work hard when the believe their children's future will not be better. that's an opening for change. the problem is washington, replacing one set of washington politicians with another doesn't attract voters, and if you're the out party -- i've said this before -- you should be the party of that main street voice saying, we're against washington -- >> what do you think of the argument that you lose in 2016 republicans, you're toast. >> no, no. no. >> if republicans -- if democrats didn't -- i

we should also remember that we have heard very bellicose statements from nato secretary general rasmussen regarding the deployment of additional fighter jets and additional nato forces into the baltic regions and into eastern europe more generally that makes a lot of people myself included question to what degree the united states and the west is really genuine in this agreement coming out of geneva and to what extent do they really want to see tensions deescalated and people of el discuss the future of relations between russia and the e.u. with ukraine right in the middle. i think which is outdated they still think that this is the one nine hundred sixty s. but actually this is two thousand and fourteen and people need to wake up isolating russia doesn't help anybody russia is the umbilical cord for ukraine without russia you can ukrainian economy basically ceases to exist and right now with europe taking more of a right wing stance they're not going to want to accept let's just say a couple million ukrainian refugees let alone in poland of all places this is not this is an overall strat

it is what rasmussen said earlier, the political head of nato, that we are building up as we talk, our forces in eastern europe. understand what is going on. when we took in some and meaning the united states and nato, all of these countries in eastern europe into nato, we agreed with the russians we would not put military installations there. there are some barracks and airstrips and stuff like that, but we did not station troops that could march toward russia there. now what nato is saying, it is time to do that. russia already felt encircled by nato member states on its borders, the baltics are on its borders. if we remove the nato forces, including american troops, toward russia's borders, where will we be then? it is obviously going to militarize the situation and therefore raise the danger of war. i think it is important to emphasize, russia will not back off. this is existential. too much has happened. it is not just putin. as a political class which has opinions, public support is running overwhelmingly in favor of russian policy. putin will compromise of these negotiations, bu