then romania switched sides in the war. see, romania's interesting.was the only country, even more so than italy, that actually switched sides in the midst of world war ii. hundreds of thousands of romanian troops fought ferociously for hitler at stalingrad, and by the end of the war, hundreds of thousands of romanian troops were fighting ferociously against hitler in order to regain transsill vain ya from hungary. .. a connotative many good things and it's also a place where there's a large minority of ethnic hungarians because that region had been part of greater hungary up until romania got it back at the end of world war ii. actually i'm telescoping history because the region changed and many times. c-span: how many were murdered in the holocaust from romania? >> basically, here is the record. over 300,000 jewish were murdered by troops with the pure credit fingerprints all over it. in their regions outside romania occupied by the romanian army you know in the midst of hitler's operation barbarossa the captured the soviet union, the captured the s

south and east of germany are hungary, romania, yugoslavia and greece. it. grain too good for hungarians when german soldiers have such good appetites. they have aluminum, which makes planes. hungary had an army, not the battle trained german army, but good enough to throw against russian guns. romania had not only grain but oil, and hitler needed every last drop of it to power his war machine. romania also had men, more slave labor, more cannon fodder for the attacks on russia. and most importantly, romania had russian frontiers, and hitler wanted those in the hands of german generals. bulgaria did not have a russian frontier, but it did have aces -- bases on the black sea, bases to pray on german shipping. by the spring of the reactionary 1941, governments of hungary, under the dictatorship of an admiral, of romania, governed by young king michael, who was only a tool in the hands of hitler's puppet, general enescu, and of bulgaria, all sold their countries out to hitler. now threatened by a revolt of , their people, they were only too glad to be prote

. >> more on that is coming up later in the program, but first to romania. a hospital is where one goes to receive treatment in order to leave feeling healthier, but some families in romania believe that their loved ones' time in hospital was a death sentence. parts of romania's healthcare system are blighted by lack of investment, underpaid staff, and corruption. it has gotten to the point that the public is scared to seek medical attention if they are ill. a mother in bucharest is certain that her daughter, who was being treated for minor injuries, would still be alive if not for negligence and greed. >> ruxandra geambasu keeps coming back here, to be close to her daughter ioana. a doctor herself, she can't understand why ioana had to die. she was at a concert in the bucharest colectiv nightclub when it caught fire. dozens died in the ensuing panic. ioana was lucky enough to escape, but died later in the hospital, though not from her injuries. she died from an infection she picked up in the hospital. >> there are moments i can hardly breathe and feel like

romania wants him back straight away.on our interviews, he was very concerned about his situation, his security in romania. this is a guy who consistently used these russian proxy servers to commit all of his hacks against these high profile targets. >> lastly, a new warning from the fbi about intrusions into the presidential campaigns. >> this first reported by abc news. there was what was billed as sort of a routine brief for staffers on the trump campaign, as well as the clinton campaign, trying to give them a best practices in terms of security. but they were warned to be careful about any new contacts. and the fbi acknowledged we're in the middle of this unique threat environment where we have aggressive espionage against the electoral process. >>> coming up next, the historic carnage on the streets of chicago. but first, here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york, as jetblue sends two children to the wrong destinations. they were traveling separately and unaccompanied from the dom

on a trip to romania, the president stayed on message.he government will do everything it can to save the planet. -- plant. >> the objective is the continuation for the coming years. not just for the next couple of years, but for it to work we need everyone to rally together. government is enlisting the help of its state owned companies to drum up business. there is a 3.5 billion euro tender to build new trains for the paris railway network amounting to a year of work, for the company. the government is counting on company,h train already one of the main clients of the company. >> the pipeline could runningize, for a train between paris and milan. there is not an agreement yet, but i suggest they come to one. reporter: competition is right for these contracts, and the company has yet to about to government pressure. reporter:reporter: the french president in romania, where he also criticized the new job at goldman sachs. president aland back an investigation, whether the new job reaches ethics guidelines. he served as the head of the euro

. >> more e on that is comoming up later in the program, but first to romania.ospital is where one goes to receive treatment in order to leave feeling healthier, but some families in romania believe that their loved ones' time in hospital was a death sentence. parts of romania's healthcare system are blighted by lack of investment, underpaid staff, and corruption. it has gotten to the point that the public is scared to seek medical attention if they are ill. a mother in bucharest is certain that her daughter, who was being treated for minor injuries, would still be alive if not for negligence and greed. >> ruxandra geambasu keeps coming back here, to be close to her daughter ioana. a doctor herself, she can't understand why ioana had to die. she was at a concert in the bucharest colectiv nightclub when it caught fire. dozens dieied in the ensuing panic. ioana was lucky enough to escape, but died later in the hospital, though not from her injuries. she died from an infection she picked up in the hospital. >> there a are moments i can hardrdly breathe and feel lil

romania. the news continues right now. good morning. welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> isle melinda davenport,it is 5:00 on monday, september 26th. it is debate date. >> hillary clinton trump will be debating tonight and the local parties to watch. >> overnight safety alert for the local students. >> but first, taking a live look outside. we are on traffic and weatherwatch 12. we are checking in with matt in a moment. first we are going to sally severson. >> a wind is blowing around the fist of the leaves dropping from the trees. long with the highs in the 60s. there is a little low pressure to keep the clouds around. looking warmer toward the end of the week. the clouds are to the east and hugging the south. 60 at the airport. temperatures mid 50s in waukesha. clearing to a party sunny sky this morning. the highs afternoon. >> right now things are in decent shape. this is waukesha 164 and 43, looking good right now on the rock freeway. kwieest across the rest of the freeways as well. if you are jumping in the car soon, no troubles for you. that's a l

. >> shot in romania starring actors from game of thrones, fame it is titled, harley and the davidsons. >> i thought a doll medivation on the beginnings of our great company. >> bill davidson is thrilled the discovery channel is putting the spotlight on the company built william harley starting out in a shed built by davidson's great-great grandfather. >> i know from the facts we here at the harley davidson museum, my relatives and phil harley were in their early 20's in 1903. and they were extremely driven, extremely passionate. >> a relative was so proud, he painted a sign on the >> it was a relative of the davidson family actually, so they put harley first, yes. >> making a movie and separating fact from folklore is a challenge. >> they really did their homework. >> the head of hd archives bill jackson says the movie crew scoured documents, copied the drawings for serial number, one which stands on hallowed ground at the museum. the bike built by the movie makers was spot on. they threw in romance and one of the founders william a. davidson took a back seat in the movie script. >> w

romania. the news continues right now. good morning. welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> isle melinda davenport,it is 5:00 on monday, september 26th. it is debate date. >> hillary clinton trump will be debating tonight and the local parties to watch. >> overnight safety alert for the local students. >> but first, taking a live look outside. we are on traffic and weatherwatch 12. we are checking in with matt in a moment. first we are going to sally severson. >> a wind is blowing around the fist of the leaves dropping from the trees.

athletes include ten from the u-s, five from germany, five from britain republic, denmark, poland, romania and russia. the agency did not identify the athletes hacked. authorities are warning of ticket scammers ahead of sunday night's packers - vikings game in minneapolis. it will be the first regular season game at the brand new u-s bank stadium -- which has already sold out for the entire season. the star tribune reports only three outlets are authorized to resell exchange and ticketmaster. buying them anywhere else is at your own risk. only digital tickets and printed p-d-f's are accepted for games at the new stadium. the nfl is launching an initiative aimed at preventing, diagnosing and treating concussions and other head injuries. the play smart -play safe initiative involves the hiring of a physician to serve as the n-f-l's chief medical officer. in addition, the league and its owners will provide 100 million dollars to support engineering advancement and medical research. the n-f-l been under fire by critics who allege the league has done little to protect players from head injuries

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the correction, the hacker sentenced to 52 months in prison after being extradited from romania goesthe name g guccifer ine, not 2.0. and that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> hello, i'm john cleese and i've got a question for you. what do you believe about ecstasy? not the drug, of course, but ecstasy as in the ecstatic state, that phenomenon found in so many religious and spiritual traditions. well, in this program, we will explore the ecstatic state through the inner world of the sufis and the whirling dervishes of turkey and of the orisha priestesses of africa and brazil. so, settle back, take a deep breath, as we join our host t phil cousisinean this memorablee, highly charged episode of "global spirit," the first ininternal travel l serie.

. >> more on that is coming up later in the program, but first to romania.l is where one goes to

kathy: shot in romania starring actors from game of thrones fame it is titled, harley and the davidsons. >> i thought, wow, a dramatization on the beginnings of our great company. kathy: bill davidson is thrilled the discovery channel is putting the spotlight on the company built by his great grandfather, two of his brothers and their buddy william harley. starting out in a shed built by davidson's great-great grandfather. have here at the harley davidson museum that my relatives and bill harley were there in their early 20's when they roll that first bike out of the shed in 1903 in milwaukee. they were extremely excited, driven, passionate. kathy: a relative was so proud he painted a sign on the shed giving harley top billing. >> it was a relative of the davidson family. >> >> yes. kathy: making a movie and separating fact from folklore is a challenge. the head of hd archives, bill jackson says the movie crew , scoured documents copied the drawings for serial number one which stands on hallowed ground , at the museum. the bike built by the movie makers was spot on. they threw in romanc

russia and romania. the world health organization says maternal death is preventable... with proper healthcare. u-p-s is testing drone technology... to safely deliver 'emergency medical remote areas. it flew three miles... in about eight-minutes ... from boston to 'children's island' in massachusetts... dropping off a simulated medical package. u-p-s is hoping the feds approve 'drone delivery'. thinking of germs probably makes you want to wash your hands.. but doctors say they might be the key to diagnosing.. treating.. and even preventing breast cancer. everyone has good and bad germs in their bodies... but in women with breast cancer.. doctors say the ratio is off... and they have more bad ones.. than good. and while antibiotics help with some illnesses.. doctors say think they can mess up the numbers. "antibiotics - - used inappropropriately are extremely dangerous because they alter our microbes." research shows women who use increased risk of breast cancer. doctors are now testing out if the balance of good and bad germs can help reduce the risk. they hope to have r

she now faces of romania. venus failed to convert a point and carolina of czech republic.wo seat andy murray made to quarter finals, murray faces up. he started yesterday final rounds six shots behind paul casey, shot a 6 under par, 65. won championship by two shots over casey at 15 under 269. new york mets remain one game behind -- back of st. louis for the second national league wild card spot, matt reynolds and johnson went leave for the mets. lauren: go mets, new york. president obama defended right of colin kaepernick to not stand before national anthem before games. kaepernick protesting racial issues and president obama said on monday that the protest maybe hard for some to deal with. >> he's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement when it comes to the flag and national anthem and the meaning that that holds for our men and women in uniform and those who fought for us, that is a tough thing for them to get past. lauren: police chief in santa clara, california has called on police union to take back threats to boycott 49ers game because of the way kae

if you look backward and say in romania 30 years ago, in germany 60 years ago, those schools produced some good scientists, smart people and good athletes, they produced obedience and conformity because they reflected a society that demanded obedience and conformity. in a democracy you want something else. that something else is based on a fundamental belief that every human being is of incalculable value. the condition for the full development of all of us is for any of us, of each of us deepens on full development of all of us. that has implications for policy and curriculum. we do not some schools for the wealthy like here in chicago. schools like the president's children attended, that ari duncan, the secretary of education or the mayor's children attend where they have a class size of 15, curriculum based in part on the children themselves, they have a well respected unionized teacher corps, five libraries, a full arts program, sports. we in a democracy have to demand that is good enough for all our children with anything less than that destroys the foundations of society. what i

the same man that produces all of his shirts, ties, and crystal in china and romania.g small car production there. ford motor produces more vehicles in this country than any other manufacturer. i agree with donald trump on the t.p.p., i'm opposed because we need trail deadide deals here tt the worker. let's use the facts. ford invested 10.2 billion in a legal in the last few years. >> as far as politics are concerned, does a message like this work for him. >> it is typical donald trump, and typical donald trump has been talking about giving a competitive edge to american workers. you can talk about investments in various parts of the countries, but they're going to create 2800 new jobs. and the trump campaign has been very consistent in seeing these are the type of things -- you can try to lose us in the weeds all you want, but when an iconic american manufacturer like ford is talking about, and following through with plans to go to mexico, it doesn't bode well for the candidate of the status quo. >> why is he not producing his products here in this country then? why i

hundreds of couples in romania who have been married for 350 $50 years gathered for a celebration. the government gave each couple $250 and lunch as a way to honor family and marriage. the longest marriage was 66 years. a lot of happy couples. erin: hundreds of thousands of penguins are gathering for the start of mating season. sean: the come and chicks should hatch by november. you want to go down there and watch the mating season. that's the place to go. erin: watch the chickens hatch. coming up, before you make your breakfast, you might be surprised by the amount of sugar you are getting in your during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin. after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new

. >>> a romania hacker who targeted the bush family will be sentenced in alexandria federal court. ambiguous -- gu sifer as he's known hacked a bush family member. he made up substantiated -- unsubstantiated claims that he hacked into hillary clinton's private email server. >>> we're watching developments in brazil right now where there are violent protests over the country's leadership. president just impeached and take a look at what's happening after michel temer was sworn in. it is not clear whether anybody has been arrested or if anybody is hurt after all of this that we are seeing. >>> his remains were lost on foreign soil for more than 70 years, now private first class anthony brasna finally rests in arlington national cemetery. he was more one of 1,000 marines killed fighting in the south pacific. just last spring, the remain of 35 other individuals were recovered. >>> today, american astronauts will take a walk in space for the second time in two weeks. nasa and kate rub ins will take a space walk. this will be the 195th space walk from the iss for maintenance and assembly

. >> shot in romania starring actors from game of thrones, fame it is titled, harley and the davidsons. >> i thought a doll medivation on the beginnings of our great company. >> bill davidson is thrilled the discovery channel is putting the spotlight on the company built by his great grandfather, two of his brothers, and their buddy william harley starting out in a shed built by davidson's great-great grandfather. >> i know from at the harley davidson museum, my relatives and phil harley were in their early 20's in 1903. and they were extremely driven, extremely passionate. >> a relative was so proud, he painted a sign on the shed, giving harley top billing. >> it was a relative of the davidson family actually, so they put harley first, yes. >> making a movie and separating fact from folklore is a homework. >> the head of hd archives bill jackson says the movie crew scoured documents, copied the drawings for serial number, one which stands on hallowed ground at the museum. the bike built by the movie makers was spot on. they threw in romance and fisticuffs for drama's sake and one of t

. >> romania. >> i'm from dracula. >> you must like bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders. >> free collegeay for it? >> yeah, sure. >> probably me. >> why do you support bernie sanders? >> because i think he gets it. >> gets what? >> why not hillary? >> she is getting away with lying and twisting things and, i feel that bernie is a lot more honest. >> you can give me $20? >> i don't have $20. >> i thought you wanted to spread the wealth around. >> i would if i could, buddy. >> this is where i live little man. >> there is no defining line between the two parties anymore. my solution to this is don't pay make them work for free. then you will see who loves the country. >> do you mind if i jam with you guys for a little bit. >> sure. what do you play. >> i play the flute. ♪ >> you are an o'reilly factor fan. do you lose street cred in the metal business. >> i'm dave, i don't lose street cred. >> "watters world." any advice? >> you have got to use two hands. that's metal. >> wax on, wax off. >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> okay, i got you. >> that's so cheesy. >> you are pu

she's 34, she's now going to face the number five from romania in the quarterfinals.hat's liz claman. liz: oh, i know, i went the first night, it was amazing. thank you so much, cheryl. breaking news, mylan pharmaceuticals has just in the last couple minutes been hit with this first class action lawsuit related to that drastic price hike of its life-saving epipen. is ceo heather bresch in hiding? she's apparently canceling conference appearances, this as new york's attorney general launches an investigation into whether mylan violated antitrust claws related to its epipen for schools program. that just in time for back to school season. schools faced with life and death decisions due to steep prices for epipens and questions over how mylanil

she's 34, she's now going to face the number five from romania in the quarterfinals. another big ten misfan, that's liz claman. liz: oh, i know, i went the first night, it was amazing. thank you so much, cheryl. breaking news, mylan pharmaceuticals has just in the last couple minutes been hit with this first class action lawsuit related to that drastic price hike of its life-saving epipen. is ceo heather bresch in hiding? she's apparently canceling conference appearances, this as new york's attorney general launches an investigation into whether mylan violated antitrust claws related to its epipen for schools program. that just in time for back to school season. schools faced with life and death decisions due to steep prices for epipens and questions over how mylan will proceed in the future. standing by first on fox business, republican bill roe. he's the cosponsor of what is known as the epipen bill, also the chair of the republican doctors' caucus. he's with me live speak toking out for the first time -- speaking out for the first time about this breaking news. myl

russia and romania. the world health organization says maternal death is preventable with proper healthcare during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. research >> reporter: of point out the findings may not apply to everyone. some people made dramatic preprocessor it was plus the american heart association. . >> reporter: colorado woman is coming her dog stabbed her to her dog sounds like a prank. but it's actually just a complete accident--- here's what happened. >> grant:celinda haynes says her dog, mia, is tall enough to reach the kitchen counter. and actually picked up a freshly sharpened pairing knife. haynes says when she noticed mia with the knife. she then tempted her with treats to get her to drop the it. but instead. mia ran to her owner excited to get some treats. and with the knife in her mouth. and accidentially cut her. haynes says she received a big old gash--- about four inches long. luckily, there's no nerve damage. haynes says she just needs time to heal and find a really good hiding

when guccifer was extradited from romania to the u.s. in may he told nbc and fox news by phone that he had breached clinton's system. >> you accessed a lot of accounts, marcel. >> yes. >> was the clinton server easy or hard? >> claiming those claims were live but comey said in july he won't recommend charges but saying clinton and those in her circle were targeted and her system was vulnerable. >> we did not find direct evidence that hillary clinton's direct e-mail domain was hacked successfully in 2009. given the nature of the system and actors potentially involved -- >> just for a little bit of context here, for the u.s. government to spend so much time and resources to bring the romanian to the u.s. just in may and then to let him go back home without serving more prison time here is really highly unusual. and also, the fact that guccifer never pled guilty to hacking blumenthal, this effectively white washes his role in exposing the clinton.com account in 2013 that got the whole thing rolling, john. >> there are a lot of questions to

exhibit a, posted on messageboard, romania has a storied history of executing their leaders, could they do as a solid and take out bush? this looks cheesy. it is from a g-chat. with the biggest python you have ever seen. hm. >> how is this all possible? -- take out bush. think of it is a google search. instead of searching what people make public, we are also looking at what they don't. you know, cap ,sms for whatever. >> but which people? >> the whole kingdom, snow white. amy: that is a clip from "snowden." the film's release comes amid a stepped-up campaign for obama to pardon snowden before he leaves office in january. snowden is charged with theft of state secrets and is accused of violating the espionage act. he faces at least 30 years in prison, but argues his disclosure of mass surveillance by the u.s. and british intelligence agencies was not only morally right, but left citizens better off. the aclu is coordinating the campaign with human rights watch, amnesty international, and other groups. full page ads ran today in "politico" and the "washington post." for more, we are join

>> well, the government leaders in these countries, in eastern europe and the baltics and in romania, bulgaria, they're very concerned about mr. trump's comments because they're afraid of something yald youlta-2. shake pands with putin, you're a great leader. putin says you're a great leader. trump says, why can't we get along? and putin says, we could. just leave eastern europe to me. you don't understand these people. i'll take care of them. you can come over and build hotels if you want. and that kind of handshake frightens the europeans to death. but it's not just that they're worried about it. they count on american support. and when a major candidate for the office of president of the united states indicates he may not be supporting them, it empowers all the people who in their own political systems have said i told you so, i told you so. russia is strong. russia is going to be here. better listen to russia. they will come in and kick us you know where. so it upsets the ongoing balance in the political structures even before the american election. so he's already having an impac

my bet is romania. that is just my bet. i don't know. guys, appreciate it. melissa. melissa: disney under fire for this halloween costume. some people calling it offensive. hmmm. okay. how is the company responding now? david: doesn't look offensive. new details emerging about the suspected new york city bomber and why the fbi is searching for two other men caught on camera. melissa: the city of charlotte in a state of emergency following another night of violence. law and order taking center stage on the campaign trail. what donald trump says he would do to prevent situations like this. >> our country looks bad to the world. especially when we are supposed to be the world's leader. how can we lead when we can't even control our own cities? they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's a-gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain too: when it rains...it roars. the all-wheel-drive lineup from dodge. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20 percent off msrp cash allowance for an average of $6,400 in savings on select 2016 journ

when it comes to political integration, poland and hungary, romania even, when it comes to sharing thehe refugee crisis and undermine the of those countries with a lot of immigration and many refugees, they will resist that. they are all quite concerned, along with the northern portion of europe, with how the balance of power tilts within the european union, depending on what kind of a brexit we get. because of all of these issues, they will probably stand in the way of, if not actively undermine, much deeper integration. defense, yes, but the rest of it, maybe not. guy: thank you for sharing your thoughts here on "on the move .," arnab das. we will bring a brexit and the european union. the u.k. was excluded from the eu summit in bratislava. we will be on the ground in full bacslovakia. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. you are watching "on the move." a quick update on what is happening with deutsche. the stock is down by 7.18%. this is john cryan, trying to steady the ship. he has been talking about strategy and has been benefiting, as the whole of deutsche bank, from the steep

sesno: what about russian meddling in the baltic states and romania and other emerging but still unstable states of eastern europe? mr. clement: i think it has to do with their obsession with nato. natoreally believe -- expansion, why does nato insist on moving further? the second part is the missile-defense piece. they think they need to be positioned to counter that. mr. sesno: how worried should the world be about their military arsenal and steps they are taking? >> we have to acknowledge that russia is the primary power in the world it could destroy our city. nuclear arsenal is important for putin. to underline that russia remains a great power. it is particularly important with the view of weakness that russia has. he is playing a weak hand very well. by that i mean that in terms of the economy, russia is a wasting asset. it is still an economy that lives by merrily -- primarily on exporting natural resources. if you look at the price of energy and the fundamental restructuring of the national energy market, that is a personal view, will prices -- oil prices hovering between $40-$50

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. >> designer named romania rockwell it is a beautiful club. >> a draw i mean whether you come aroundhat corner is a great addition to soma. >> and now we'll one last question have united states checked out the police conditions on this. >> yes. >> are you fine with them. >> we're fine. >> is where a seat exemption any open up for public comment on spin. >> i'm glad i'll probable. >> speak into the microphone and i probable be like agree congress commission when obama is speaking and say you lie i'm not here to interrupt but you guys are responsible for whatever takes place in the fillmore have you been to the fillmore lastly it is called the feel no more now i was here almost a year ago and on the same building and same issues it was shut down sore mr. washington can't say talk being so that bit i didn't item. >> sir this item. >> this is public comment about the spin. >> i spin before i got up here. >> this is about a place. >> i just got here. >> i can have you come up later. >> this is not buzz about the fillmore you have to stay on topic. >> why not have a seat. >> we'll have ano

as a matter of fact, i visited poland, yugoslavia, romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy, and their freedom. ms. frederick: governor carter, may i have your response? mr. carter: well, in the first place, i'm not criticizing his holiness the pope. i was talking about mr. ford. the fact is that secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by the ford administration. in the case of the helsinki agreement, it may have been a good agreement at the beginning, but we have failed to enforce the so-called basket three part, which insures the right of people to migrate, to join their families, to be free, to speak out. the soviet union is still jamming radio free europe. radio free europe is being jammed. we've also seen a very serious problem with the so-called sonnenfeldt document, which apparently mr. ford has just endorsed, which said that there's an organic linkage between the eastern european countries and the soviet union. and i would like

sesno: what about russian meddling in the baltic states and romania and other emerging but still unstable states of eastern europe? mr. clement: i think it has to do with their obsession with nato. the nato expansion, white as nato insist on moving further? the second part is the missile-defense peace. they think they need to be positioned to counter that. mr. sesno: how worried should the world be about their military arsenal and steps they are taking? >> we have to acknowledge that russia is the primary power in the world it could destroy our city. a nuclear arsenal is important for putin. it is particularly important with the weakness that russia has. he is playing a we can't very well. -- weak hand very well. by that i mean that in terms of the economy, russia is a wasting asset. it is based primarily on exporting natural resources. if you look at the price of energy and the fundamental restructuring of the national energy market, that is a personal view, will prices hovering between $40-$50 per barrel, it will probably not be going much over that. russia historically has needed $100

. >> what about russia meddling in the baltic states, what about russia meddling in romania. >> i think that has a lot to do with their obsession with nato. they really believe, first of all two things. nato expansion, why does nato insist on moving out further? why does georgia have to be in nato, ukraine in nato. missile defense. in their view that's legitimate threat in nuclear world they need to be positioned to counter. >> how worried shoot world be about russia's modernization of their nuclear arsenal and other steps they are taking that sound like -- >> we have to acknowledge that russia is still the primary cub in the world that could destroy our cities in 35 minutes. no one anticipates that's doing to happen. but the nuclear arsenal is very important for putin, i think, to underline that russia remains a great power. it's particular important in view of a weakness russia has, which i think we need to just take a minute on. that is he is playing a weak hand very well. >> a weak hand very well. >> by saying -- by that i mean in terms of the economy, russia is a wasting asset. it

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at the atlantic talks about his book in europe's shadow: two cold wars and the 30 year journey to romania and beyond. the program starts at 7 pm eastern and on book tv in prime time tonight, the president. the beginning it began to get over to the white house, the ordeal presidency and evan thomas and tim weiner and richard nixon panel from the annapolis book festival. after that, each w brand and thomas mallon discussed ronald reagan at the san antonio book festival. and then jean edward smith investigates president george w. bush. all this on tv at prime time tonight on c-span2. >> with the house and senate returning from their summer break next week, join us tonight eastern for a preview of four key issues facing congress this fall. federal funding to combat the motz virus. >> women in america today want to make sure they have the ability to not get pregnant. why? mosquitoes private rabbit women. >> today they turned down the very money that they argued for classmate and theydecided to gamble with the lives of children like this .>> the annual defense and policy program still. >> all t

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and until it is dry on that document every single romania who talks tuesday -- [laughter] [applause]> just remind them until we get a signature, until that ink is dry we are still in. they still tell us what to do. we have to obey everything that the european union, various levels of what they report as government and democratic process. just bear that in mind if you would not mind on my behalf. during my series of events i outlined my hundred day priorities. and not least is the absolute focus on this party's policies and making sure we are battle-ready, race-ready, for the next general election whenever that might come. we will wisely applaud it for the quality of our manifesto in 2014. rightly so. it stood up to the scrutiny from our political opponents and word is it was the best on the street and voiced all over the country. we have to do that again, everyone. i am going to be asking all of you to make a contribution to that. make sure that your views are captured, counted, and included in the policies that we will take forward and put to the united kingdom population to make th