if that missile is going towards russia or europe, there may be ways you could share information that would be mutually advantageous. i would think we would want iran to know we would help russia defend itself against an iranian missile. in that narrow sense, i would not exclude it when you have an actual launch. in preparing for that launch, you might have to figure out a way to test. >> you would not preclude sharing classified data if it clears the way for a deal between the united states and russia on missile defense? >> off the top of my head, i would say sharing information which is classified in response to an iranian launch to help russia defend itself against iran or help europe defend itself against an iranian missile, i would say we probably could figure out how to share that kind of narrow band of information. i cannot tell you i have worked this down to the final t. >> a quick question on afghanistan. the current plans are to withdraw surge forces by october 1 of this year. after 2014, we will have removed the bulk of our combat forces. should we slow down the pace of wit

would seem to me that you might at that moment if that missile is going to -- towards russia for instance, or towards europe, the rest of europe, there may be ways you can share information that would be mutually advan tainls. we would -- i would think -- want iran to know that we would help russia defend itself against an iranian missile. so in that very narrow sense i would say i would not exclude it whether you have -- when you have an actual launch and preparing for that launch you might have to figure out some way to test that kind of -- >> you wouldn't exclude sharing even classified data if that cleared the way for a deal between the united states and russia on missile defense? >> i would limit going in to -- just off the top of my head, i would say that sharing information which is classified in response to an iranian launch against, to help russia defend itself against iran or europe? i would say that we probably could figure out how to share that kind of narrow band of classified information. but i haven't -- i can't tell you that i've worked this down to the final tee or cross it had final t. >>

units detailing them relocation can take place maybe russian witness from europe maybe related to russia. this list maybe makes or also russian business country. western europe if since you are here in moscow talking to russians to russian counterparts and up as a permit this it mean that you discussing this witness protection program and are you sharing some experience in our russians interested in such program and all. i can tell you that we started this this project from the rupee in order for an agency together with the russian federation started up in two thousand and eight it is in the framework of the cooperation agreement that we have with the russian federation based on the strategic agreement that we have for yourself or duration and russia russian authorities ask your ball to support your pivotal point of view. actually i was and it is a pleasure for us to support. your priorities to develop. such since because we're in the opinion that it needs to be harmonized at least to be standardized. if the russian federation is willing to take over. the existing standards that were really. existing in grouping

europe may be related to russia. although this this may make sense or also the russians in this country. of europe if there is since you are here in moscow talking to russians the russian counterparts and up as a country does it mean that you discuss think this witness protection programs and are you sharing some experience are russians interested in such a program and all. i can tell you really started this this project from the roof in order was an agency popular with the russian federation started up in two thousand and eight and it is in the framework of cooperation agreement that we have with the russian federation based on the strategic agreement that we have to wrestle federation and russia russian authorities asked europe all to support them every moment of this. actually it was and it is a pleasure for us to support. your priorities. such since because we're in the opinion that it needs to be harmonized at least to be standardized and if the russian federation is willing to take over. existing standards that were really. existing in european countries so why not supporting in tha

significant effect i think there's a good group of foreign investors not those in russia perhaps not those in europe or maybe in other places that are less opposed to russia who perceive there as being a significant risk of significant. unhappiness after these elections i really doubt that that will happen unless there is some kind of real violations of the ballot box but also we're seeing that russia is trying signs of growth this fight all the problems we're seeing in the euro zone so if you think it's safe to say that russia is a good investment of the moment given the fact of what's happening around the world well you know we don't like to think were very beautiful and have a lot of money but the fact about russia is that will prices be going up and russia is a will whether we like to admit it or not so it will at a very high level that kind of reinforce the government's flexibility to spend money and reinforces the economic stability of russia so i i think it would be a mistake to. say that this rally we've seen of the last couple weeks as because of increasing confidence about elections that coul

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we will buy new means limited or alter our plans for the deployment of missile defense components in europe. russia has not closed the deal it will continue dialogue with the united states or later on the missile defense system it is ready for practical cooperation in the sphere. all. russia votes for president archie looks at the five running for the kremlin top job picture and today because of the popular billionaire estimated fortune eight hundred billion dollars. the record keep those precious metals giants got a little bit sold out before the crisis saving himself millions claim for presidency for the ties a ship of joshing if you standards in production and releasing because other post controversy. push of l. two thousand and seven arrested and charged with organizing prostitutes for a christmas party clears two years later known a brawl. as the owner of the n.b.a. new jersey nets basketball team and looking for a wife of forty six. presidential election two thousand and twelve on forty. more news today violence is once again flared up the phone.

problem we've heard it time and time again is that russia needs written guarantees that any kind of expansion on missile defense in eastern europe or anywhere in europe for that matter needs to be on paper that it's not against russia just telling them that it's against iran no matter how well relations are going or how much trust there is it needs to be on paper and again this is something we've heard and once again president medvedev highlighted that a lot of experts here say that's not going to stop with pledging your boots and commute back into the kremlin in may another issue that was brought out was dealing with the most pressing international issues like syria like you wrong and how that plays into the power of the u.n. especially the united nations the u.n. security council which mitigated pointed out it's becoming somewhat of a trend that the u.n. security council is being used as a body of force rather than a body of. diplomacy he went on to expand on syria. how do you when it cannot create a democratic syria and how we cannot resolve. the crisis in terms of iran's nuclear program which of course is another big security i

problem we've heard it time and time again is that russia needs written guarantees that any kind of expansion on missile defense in eastern europe or anywhere in europe for that matter needs to be on paper that it's not against russia just telling them that it's against iran no matter how well relations are going or how much trust there is it needs to be on paper and again this is something we've heard and once again president medvedev highlighted that a lot of experts here say that's not going to stop with the pledging you're going to commute back into the kremlin in may these problems are not just going to go away by themselves we just sit down and get through them and not through force. reporting that will be a website is a great place to go for more news and analysis of the stories people lined up for you there right now it ought to dot com including the u.n. human rights council of israel to reverse its settlement policy in the west bank the country fiercely rejects the decision. i watch dramatic footage right here on american helicopter crash in afghanistan just last month remarkably no one is. with all of the other best vide

the next say several years, five years, the missile ranges are encroaching on southeastern europe or southern russia or other regions. the saudis are concerned about the iranian missile ability. in the outyears, let's say within a decade or so, iran probably could have the capability to launch missiles that cover the entire european contine continent. in my view, they got the order backwar backwards. it is the medium change that are proliferating widely. how far? how long will it take before iran gets them? who knows? on the order of a decade, maybe two. so this is the threat that animates the european phase. they could be a political threat. we saw conventionally-armed missiles launched in the middle east and gulf war. in my mind, without some sort of weapons of mass destruction, particularly a warhead, these missiles are not particularly -- i would not spend billions of dollars to defeat them. iran does have a suspect nuclear weapons program. you have been reading a lot about that in the newspaper recently. the concern is, again we don't know the time frame, but they can build a nuclear device to

never never trying to get there or do they get in on the memories of their priority list where a company should be probably russia is not just there what just in europe come from market to them but also or potentially are important place to source products as well i suppose we should and it will raise the computers to source products from russia more non-food and food which are more conservative around the world and i was told well let's take a look at what exactly makes russia's retail industry so special in reported by spotlights yulian those in need of. capitalism came to russia bringing to shelves hyperinflation wage delays and the big understanding you know what to do there's open borders and in one nine hundred ninety two presidential decree on freedom of trade suggested one of possible solutions to survive teachers and doctors plumbers and miners people of all walks of life turn to commerce they them sounds to discover the basics of market economy they had not been taught then came the privatization stage and the prizes including shops were mostly bought out by their own management. and things were easier for those who at the time got a piece

we will buy new means limited or alter our plans for the deployment of missile defense components in europe. russia has not closed the deal it will continue dialogue with the united states or later on the missile defense system it is ready for practical cooperation in this fear. as russia votes for president our team of the five running for the kremlin top job the candidate liberal democrat a lot of usual street by far which is most boisterous bully politician on the record at sixty five juvenile skeet is on his fifth presidential campaign coming on ten percent of the vote in two thousand and eight his campaign slogan is little escape or it'll be worse planned for presidency a two year drive against corruption and drug smuggling in russia farah food and housing prices controversy cost campaign promises included free vulcan and free underwear journals is infamous for racist remarks and fighting with opponents known abroad for securing parliamentary immunity for the man britain says poisoned alexander litvinenko. presidential election two thousand and twelve on party.

in europe in russia everywhere else it's in value or some one hundred billion dollars. but what what gets to the produce of the farmers is no more than five hundred to eight hundred million dollars did they figure with remains in afghanistan so eight hundred million dollars as part of sixteen billion dollars worth of g.d.p. this past year and could be seventeen years is a small percentage. is not a big percentage there is the. two point five billion dollars that goes to the middle men some of them are afghan some of them are not afghans they had money does not stay into afghanistan that money goes into regional countries to return to have them distributions for the actual figure that remains in afghanistan is quite small but here is my question as to financial aid money to clients do you think you're going to see more and more of your people rely on help in kind of me there is certainly a possibility but the thing is if you look into afghanistan it is closely correlated with insecurity places that are secure that are within our hands you don't see the production of opiu

karen trees or arms race this is how president medvedev sees the outcome of u.s. russia talks on the missile shield in europe a washington considers more radars across the globe. and with washington showing no blood up on its pursuit of whistleblowers more journalists feel forced to sacrifice the truth steering for their future. plans for all bankers ross says economy in a satisfactory break but progress is being fueled by high energy prices will have more on that in the business update in twenty minutes. thanks for joining r t it's three o'clock here in moscow and i'm karen charo international peace envoy kofi annan has just announced that the syrian government has accepted his peace plan to bring an end to the conflict in the country his deal would establish an immediate cease fire and start negotiations between the government and rebels for more on this let's now crossed our correspondent in tel aviv told us we are kofi annan says that the that syria has accepted this peace time is that right. well we're certainly hearing that the latest reports are that the former head of the united nations kofi annan sa

in europe and russia everywhere else its. value or some hundred billion dollars but what what gets to the producer of farmers is no more than five hundred to eight hundred million dollars then it's big and little means in afghanistan. so it hundred million dollars as part of fifteen billion dollars worth of g.d.p. this task to europe could be seventeen years is a small percentage. is not a big percentage there is about people who can five billion dollars that goes to the middle men some of them are afghans some of them are not afghans but money does not stay into afghanistan that money goes into regional countries to regional haven't destinations so the actual figure that remains in afghanistan is quite smart ok but here is my question as this financial aid money declines to do you think we're going to see more and more of your people rely on iraq in kind of me there is certainly a possibility but the thing is that if you look into afghanistan it is closely correlated with insecurity places that are secure that are within our hands we

guarantees or an arms race this is how president medvedev sees the outcome of the u.s. russia missile shield in europe while washington considers more radars across the globe. and with washington showing no let up on its pursuit of whistleblowers more journalists feel forced to sacrifice the truth fearing for their future. to discuss the ins and outs of the whistleblower case involving julian assange artist spoke to social sciences expert professor mark know the interview is coming up next. in. julian a son child as a hero for leaking information through his website wiki leaks is facing an uncertain future swedish authorities want to question him in relation to sexual assault allegations and some politicians in the u.s. want him extradited there to stand trial for leaking tens of thousands of secret u.s. government documents here's discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding tuna sandwich is professor marcello of a tory ferrara dinora professor thank you for joining me so moving straight on to june songe how do you put the balance. clima songe is facing justice all this is a politically motivated assa

the washington failed abroad guarantees its plans for a missile defense system in europe would not be able to russia or comes as president or governor president obama held keep talks at the nato nuclear security summit in seoul this week however least one part of the conversation wasn't intended for the public. well there was over assuring a bit of more flexibility in the arms control as soon. as the race starts production but his comments to harsh criticism from his republican rivals back in the states it's because of the reaction on capitol. hill right up to the presidential election in the u.s. . a perfect time to drag out the good old cold war skeleton from the closet. russia this is without question our number one geopolitical foe in the world of the presidential hopeful mitt romney russia is america's prime enemy while it's president elect who should recovery. i think represents a real threat. to stability and peace in the world but that's in the world of mitt romney what about well america there is no evidence of any popular support for bashing russia for hostility towards russia so this idea th

in europe and russia and everywhere else its. value or some one hundred billion dollars. but what what gets to the producers the farmers is no more than five hundred two hundred million dollars they're disfigured in timmins in afghanistan so it hundred million dollars as part of sixteen billion dollars worth of g.d.p. this past year or could be seventeen years is a small percentage. is not represented there is about twenty two for two point five billion dollars that goes to the middle men some of them are afghan some of them are non afghan good money does not strange not understand the money goes into regional countries to regional hubs and with the nations so the actual struggle that remains in afghanistan is quite smart ok but here is my question as this financial aid money the kinds do you think you're going to see more and more of your people rely on help in qana me there is certainly a possibility but the thing is that if you look into afghanistan it is closely correlated with insecurity places that are secure that are within our hands you don't see the production of

move to pressure tear out over its nuclear program or fears grow in europe or the sanctions could lead to shape back on leaders in the nations. russia says it hopes western and arab countries don't move in the un arab league envoy for peace mission to syria hopes ride on whether kofi annan spine things can bring world leaders together on a solution to syria's twelve months of turmoil. and thousands of egyptians have protested against police in that instance or in a football stadium stampede which killed seventy four people last month and something growing frustration at the leadership is failing to bring change. to the next as the u.s. led campaign in afghanistan suffers a double blow for a town about an afghan government cross-talk ways up americans struggling strategy . can start. to. flow and welcome to crossfire computer a little bit cracked meyer continues after the killing spree by a u.s. soldier the burning of korans and the gist of creation of taliban forces the u.s. says it remains committed to its afghan strategy this is at a time when some american super hawks contend the war is all but lost the occupation is coming to an

they may not believe it but it's just against united russia or against putin and of course there's a lot of analysis also coming in here from europe first of all of what is going to change especially now that there is a very more viable very active opposition the biggest in about two decades now thus far as the european leaders are concerned they are taking a wait and see approach just after the march wanted to summit. leaders and several of them saying that they have to they want to wait and see what will happen after the russian elections and then reassess again of the positions especially on international issues maybe about syria and iran now some commentators do point out that whatever the outcome of the russian elections or whatever the european leaders and immediately think of whoever becomes russia's next president the fact remains that russia is still a very big and important partner for europe especially in trade and business and therefore more reaction definitely on and alice is on the impact of what happens on these this important russia and europe relations consultant and dorothy age and so the world thinks that the sp

in europe in russia in everywhere else it's in again value or some one hundred billion dollars. but what what gifts to the producers of farmers is no more than five hundred to eight hundred million dollars that's a figure that he means in afghanistan so it hundred million dollars as part of fifteen billion dollars worth of g.d.p. just past year or could be seventeen years is a small percentage. is not a big percentage there is about two point five billion dollars that goes to the middle some of them are happy and some of them are not afghans there's money there's not streams of understand that money goes into regional countries to regional have invested nations and so the up for failure of the remains in afghanistan is quite smart given here is my question as this financial aid money declines to do you think you're going to see more and more of your people rely on help in qana me there is certainly a possibility but the thing is that if you look into afghanistan it is closely correlated with insecurity places that are secure that are within our hands you don't see the production

and russia are not seeing eye to while washington's missile defense ties in europe or america in the summer of expert richard burt says both countries must join efforts to prevent a greater danger the spread of nuclear weapons is up next. ambassador richard burton goes he did the first start treaty the strategic arms reduction treaty with the soviet union that was years ago there's now a new start but according to some including yourself progress has stalled thank you for sitting down with us i want to begin with that start with signs a new start was signed in april twenty ten you yourself have said that progress has stalled how much does the u.s. plans to install missile defense there and russian's opposition to it have to do with well i think it's a factor i mean there are a number of reasons that i think the process and slow down i mean really this is been a political year obviously a new presidency and a new old presidency in russia presidential elections in the united states i think the russians are having second thoughts about relying less on nuclear weapons which is certainly

across to the business press or even closer eva rating for all the latest so europe and russia in arbitrating for a little more than an hour you must have a better idea of how the investors are feeling today tell us oh yes why you would think so but actually it's still quite early both russia and europe you go from negative to positive and vice versa let's take a look at the latest figures we'll start with europe first we see it still and negative picture there both the footsie and that's a losing over zero point one percent and there spanish stocks are among the ones that have the most pressure and that's after a general strike in the country in protest of austerity measures by the government they're now moving on to russia and here those markets have managed to make a u. turn well at least the r.t.s. but my sense is slowly heading there was that the r.t.s. is now back in positive sense or one of my sense is flat let's take a look at some individual share moves on the mice that we have all related stocks which are still among the main losers in the us because of weaker crude prices we have e

means after syria iran and you can go for china you know possibly russia as well in their final showdown because if they want to europe or the world they want this world to continue but china has a lot of contracts in africa china has become a very appealing partner for a number of african countries because it's not involved in africa in the same parasitic way that the united states is involved with these multinational corporations from europe are involved they actually provide much better terms which you know is really more about mutual cooperation so i think it has a large part to do also with countering china's growing influence in uganda and throughout africa that's an interesting argument i haven't heard that one yet what do you think i mean if the u.s. did get you know stay on top of this and decide to get more involved what impact do you think it could have in terms of bringing stability to what is very much right now a conflict ridden country. well it would bring stability is going to bring stability under imperialism is going to bring stability under you know basically subjugation to u.s. interests and you know

europe wants to see how these will impact russia relations. although obviously that of a person getting the most attention or did i think i think we've lost tested under the law so i took us to be coming back to a europe perspective a little bit later in the program french ever so much of that is we've got a lot of correspondence going life each going to bring to our viewers where it will be keeping you on the ball with it now as we speak millions of dollars are of course being counted across russia in the six presidential election in the country's history this is the first election where russia's leader will be given a six year man there's also the first time a billionaire is which is a great thing in the race to. the book maybe god help the cause so far but he states in the place i'm going to pretend to meet him it's a do with the first arriving field victory twice in a row and only once has the election gone to a second ballot that was in ninety two ninety six when the front runners are pretty serious and communists cannot be as the governor of came face to face. quote the third place called according to the polls of the major not the centroi

missile shield in eastern europe are at a crossroads wrapping up at the seoul nuclear summit president medvedev said either moscow gets guarantees of the shields not aimed at russia or an arms race is inevitable that says washington also announced similar defenses in asia and the middle east in the goal is to has more from the south korean capital. american president came to this summit mostly trying to push america's agenda when it comes to expanding its influence in the region that is in asia in the pacific region and in the middle east again they're talking about putting radars in japan and south korea considering that already have thousands of troops on the ground in south korea and thinking of putting more. on the base that's being built here of course such plans. are causing concern in moscow who are very not happy with their plans for the missile defense shield that even in europe of course that was a one of the reasons one of the mean talks of discussions between presidents obama and place on that monday and this particular conversation which wasn't supposed to go public tolman's walking across the u.s. after being captured by cameras work for word and what

think russia has a huge internet audience numbers of people who go on the web is probably higher than in the in many europe western european countries so that they are even if they're living in or miles away from the borders of russia they are over the internet through cyberspace to the rest of the world and i think there is a among this younger generation would you talk about that doesn't remember the disaster of the yeltsin years and that is only you know coming to the election for the first time in their lives there is a great sense that they want things to be changed they want russia to be more like other countries they want to get rid of the corruption they want to get rid of the cynicism so they see it a lot of the us and i think that is why some of them will not vote at all because they're disgusted with the system and others may vote for anybody but just to register the fact that they want to change they want a different elite this man has had twelve years as you say in power maybe it's time for a different one ok but it's been a very successful twelve years to relatively speaking going well you likely will see if your words and i agree with people here i should hear th

led missile shield plans in eastern europe can develop in two directions either moscow gets guarantees it's not aimed against russia or an arms race is enough of a bill that's according to president medvedev speaking after the nuclear security summit in the south korean capital seoul washington meanwhile has announced it is planning to build anti-missile shield in both asia in the middle east or it's easy to go joins us live now you know what else did the president have to say. well he touched upon a number of subjects of course he did say that he's satisfied with the results of this summit one of the primary issues which was covered here was the security and safety of the facilities and nuclear storage units and president that have said that of course is of vital importance we have to keep those nuclear materials but also of course he talked at length about everything else that is happening basically everything that is happening in the world today he did say that a dialogue is necessary when it comes to nuclear security and he did mention that he is hoping that iran will continue. with the countries in the form of a

guarantees that it will target klesha president elect lives in europe which is said reset doesn't mean that russia has to give up its national interest or the unable to express its views on social international issues. jimmy little used in the research was never the extremist because it's a new trust it was a real will to reach an agreement which is allowed us to reach at least one street . sign an agreement on a corporation in the field of peaceful nuclear energy with us blasting russia was able to join the world trade organization these are positive steps tangible results of the recent policy. most analysts agree for the reset to be truly successful both sides have to respect and consider it tried there's interest the cold war is long gone but it's alive and kicking in the minds of those who believe that one country has the exclusive right to make decisions for others and that's a given which appears to be a step in the minds of many u.s. politicians even to this day and then to check our reporting from washington r.t. . twenty five minutes past the hour in the russian capital business next daniel and china continues to dominate the h

europe. the u.s. in the bush administration and the obama administration says this is not an offensive system against russia, it's a defensive system to protect u.s. allies in europe against iran orers firing missiles. if all of a sudden the president is suggesting he'll this more flexibility after the election does that suggest he'll be giving up more to russia after winning re-election? that is what he is going to face after comments like that. bill: thank you,ed. martha: fox news alert on the crackdown in syria. now video combing out of homs. the city coming under new attack by government forces. they are saying that bashar al-assad is preparing to retake the city following an earlier attempt last month. the uprising has recently seen a transformation as army defectors and rebels suggest take up more violence. more than 8,000 people have been killed so far in this violence. bill: about 10 minutes past the hour, rick santorum fresh off a win in louisiana, sounding like he has absolutely no plans to get out of this race. >> governor romney has been dead ropbg on thos wrong on those issues for years and years and years and probably would be the worst candidate to nominate to go a

russian in an unabashed way in the united states or in europe and very popular and that would actually have a big influence i think because otherwise russia has sort of dropped off the radar for a lot of westerners and they don't know really much more than there is but here and there are shut up and shut up of an oil well actually there are a lot of beautiful russian tennis players. so i think that is a problem and then russia has not been. in. and using the media the same way say saakashvili did in georgia war in two thousand and eight when he was on t.v. speaking in english to the to b.b.c. c.n.n. the other channels pretty much the entire time of the war and at that time russia didn't have that intimate connection with the western viewer that saakashvili was trying to create two three is that really reading a technology i mean being able to deliver speak english being a able to read share opera visiting different fields is were reported that the idea that stands behind it i think the idea is crucial because it is the idea was we are western we are changing the course of georgia and the russian bear is preventing us from doing it and he

that basically pipelines linking nord stream to europe's gas system need to reserve fifty percent of their capacity for other supplies are than russia or gas problem whiskey but the decision is most likely a reaction to russia charging a high price for it but we have heard from winter's hall the company which had built the leaking pipeline that it may lead to even higher gas prices. this would be a stranded investment of fifty percent of the capacities and in terms of efficiency it would not make sense at all that we don't use fifty percent of the capacity we have and is therefore i cannot find any other single shipper who wants to book the capacity because he has no gas he wants to transport to that location and this is the reason why i think we have a good chance to find a new dream and. meanwhile russia's gas basically always connects gas prices to prices and they're rather high as we can remember that kind of explains the situation on the gas market and moving positive for light sweet brant is correcting seventy nine cents per barrel this out. in the stock markets in the u.s. looking flats to positive the nasdaq getting more suppor

running up huge debts struggling people across europe unite against the cuts being imposed to save or coming. up next in spotlight the challenge of making russia's presidential elections free fair and transparent it's coming up next. closer is that so much of. which of course he's running for the voting for the future in two days' time russians will go to the polls to elect their next president what is the nature of russia's political system how is it changed. hello again the spotlight the interview shall r.t. . my guest on the show is. only a few hours that left until the start of the most high tech presidential election in russia the polling stations are already by now and so are the two hundred thousand words that will draft has the power to live on the internet it has been a very ambitious and costly project how the russian government. insist it will be worth the life thing just put it is idea great will be election process transparent than ever before so it was a difficult to build such as network in such a short time and all their fish were ready to face. of the state machines will discuss it with one of the projects master my deputy commu

first of all russia or has already provided not just extra american some for its territory you know about that of transit by the same trains coming from europe in prague honest gun for all the central asia besides americans has permission to fly all of the rusher so it's nothing new i very much surprised why our every everybody is suspicious or not of much interest at the least knew we were. there before four hundred thirty or so we called the return of the americans to give them logistic grounds it. gave them partially the same ones nothing special so but still has there been a change of attitude towards the cuties base. well no personal kid gives bass if you're spotting a problem on all smarmy it's between the government of kyrgyzstan and the united states of america. bishops are told remember straight on the new president of korea stand that he is not going to prolong the conflict on that so. it's rather be perhaps curious government wants to change sure there are more than welcome ration of these base want to have camo szell. santoro something like that well let's turn to another news i mean the killing of the sixteen again against civil

first of all russia or or has already provided the districts throughout america for its territory you know about that old granted by the same frames coming from europe into afghanistan for all the central asia besides americans has permission to fly or there are always nothing new i very much surprised why are every everybody suspicious or not of much interest in this new were here before for almost thirty years so we corporators americans to give them logistic transit into afghanistan and now would give them partially the same back but ones nothing special so what good but still has there been a change of attitude towards the q his base. well look first of all kid gives bays if you're stopping a problem on all smarmy it's so you sure between the government of kyrgyzstan and the united states of america they should start all the remember statement all the new president of korea stand that he is not going to prolong the conflict on that so. it's rather be. curious government wants to change sure the more the work aeration of these beasts want to have a calmer szell transit center or something like that well let's turn to another news i mean the the k

russia is a very big beer market. ukraine is the second biggest beer market in eastern europe. we're not going to put a lot of money behind breweries orcapital in. but we'll put a lot of money behind branding. >> susie: and to what extent does bad news and good news about jobs and gasoline prices impact business? >> it does impact. our core consumer, when you narrow is down, is a legal age drinking male to 29 years old, and unemployment for that category is twice the national average. there's not much we can do about it. that's why we concentrate on the things we can affect. >> susie: tom, despite the challenges, the company recently reported quarterly earnings that surged 58%. and today the stock rose slightly, ticker symbol "t-a-p" here on the big board. >> tom: interesting take on the core consumer for the silver bullet and maybe into the new ice tea beer as well. we did see a little stock rebounds today. let's get you updaepted on tonight's market focus. stocks were able to rebound a bit after yesterday's route. buyers stepped into the market from the opening bell and were steady throughout the session. optimism is building that g