is the president from the u.s. russia does the spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with us who comes in this interview in less time than. wealthy british style. sometimes. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mikes concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report on our for. the past. welcome back to spotlight i love and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is admiral run for president of the u.s. russia business council and so a you stated just a minute ago that there are no more anti soviet or anti russian chicken and crates i mean poetry here so the chicken lobby isn't the power that's behind those who fight for for the jacksonville commandment but the congressman who opposed the lifting of trade restrictions against russia they according to to what i read in the press they say they express anger over the russian curbs on u.s. paultry and other meat products and the poor inforce mint in russia of intel

u.s. is iran and you mentioned how far russia in the u.s. have worked together really to make progress on that but lately we've been hearing a lot of rhetoric in terms of iran not necessarily from the white house or found it ministration but certainly there's a lot of talk about the threat of iran but threat and how real is the threat as you say i think that. you know iran does represent in their subject matter where the u.s. and russia work very very well together. and i thought russia did some great things by canceling the sale of the us three hundreds have been on the stage for. so many many instances of being sensitive to russian concerns and sharing vital information. so that we were able to get come to a point where we really had a pretty good understanding of what the threat was in terms of the the iranian nuclear program hell long we had before it became a real threat and how we could work together to mitigate that threat somewhat. so i think. if we look at iran today you look at its behavior. to me it's a it's a sign of a regime tha

russia u.s. relationship and the effects on the world all under scrutiny in our special interview as we talk to brooke obama's former national security advisor here on alt . general james earl jones thank you for taking time to sit down with us of course former security advisor national security advisor to president obama in two thousand and nine twenty ten. i'd like to start with what you think the top priorities in terms of u.s. russia global security are let's focus on cooperation first i think the. russia u.s. bilateral relationship is one of the most important relationships on the planet today and i was all the things i was privileged to be able to do in the white house i think working on the so-called famous reset of the relationship was one of the most satisfying it was manifest by the personal relationship of our two presidents from day one and resulted in that spirit of working together and developing trust and confidence that resulted in the start of training. and i think resulted in. t

he's the president of the u.s. russia should business spotlight he will be back shortly after a break so stay with us who comes in this interview in less time and it's. hundred. years. forty acres and nineteen ninety three and decided it would be a great place to find the delta home and retire. there. we have seventy acres and i can convince them that they need to drill. two hundred feet from. the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuels for transportation electricity and manufacturing for many problems before we do the right. or not we get a lot of mis understanding of what i. said you cannot hear unless you come out here and live in my house for a week. you know sometimes you see a story and it's sick so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't. charge is a big. welcome back to spotlight i love and just a reminder that my guest on the show

u.s. and russia work very very well together. and i thought russia did some great things by canceling the sale of the those three hundreds of the united states. we showed many many instances of being sensitive to russian concerns and sharing vital information. so that we were able to get it come to a point where we really had a pretty good understanding of what the threat was in terms of the repair of the iranian nuclear program held on we had before it became a real threat and how we could work together to mitigate that threat somewhat. so i think. if we look at iran today you look at its behavior. to me it's a sign of a regime that is really feeling the pinch a little bit of a global isolation of some of the things that russia and america agreed on just a few years ago. the russian support for the sanctions regime was vital. it's clear that. inside iran there was inflation high prices. that they're feeling that iconic squeeze in the diplomatic isolation. i don't know if that's going to change their behavior but it's interesting

russia trade which comes under. u.s. r.b.c. and is the lobbying organization in washington for the so so they are they are in agreement with those of us who are saying it is time to lift jackson banning american chicken is no longer anti russian that in reality. is the president of the us russia should the spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with us who can think this interview in less bad and. one. hundred of them living here. in forty acres and ninety ninety three and decided it would be a great place to find themselves a home to retire. their sheer. we call it our new neighbor neighbor nine o seven. we have seventy acres and i can convince them that they need to drill somewhere besides two hundred feet from. the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuel for transportation electricity and manufacturing this is before any problems with it before we do radical. change. in our flows are not toxic than we did a lot of there's a lot of mis

some analysts dismiss romney's remark i simply can paint rhetoric others see it as a clear sign russia u.s. relations could get worse if a republican occupies the oval office. critics say that the us russian reset in general has been pretty cynical it's been based on the afghanistan trial so many american transit through russia in exchange for blocking the case. by the congress do you think this was a simple as that you know. and now i speak as an american with regret you're not supposed to criticize american foreign policy when you're abroad but i don't know if being on television means you're in my view is that once again the problem here is that the united states during the reset took concessions from russia which are transect creating an entrance a group to supply american troops in afghanistan but it didn't give them and it got russian support for the sanctions against iran so we got the two things the united states wanted from the reset it did not give russia the two things russia wanted that was it wanted in the nato expansion including our deciding not to rearm georgia we wanted th

up next in spotlight they discuss a new chapter in russia u.s. relations with steven kull. yes welcome to. the interview. and today my guest on the program is stephen. for both russia and the united states two thousand and twelve promised to be here political uncertainty both countries have presidential elections this year and consequently a change or at least an adjustment of the political course in russia it's nearly over and the new leader and i gratian america are still making. as usual russia america becoming a very important issue in both countries during the election year so what. is russia and america really face in confrontation as the republicans would like to see up to date or is it just. will discuss a story and a brilliant expert in russia and russia the way she was stephen hope. to nevada and barack obama came to power they proclaimed they must reset the russian american relations after the cold rhetorical question we should ministration that period of partnership and cooperation rather than standoff. knowledge the reset has been one of the biggest foreign poli

up with the american missile shield in eastern europe house been a focus of discord between russia and the u.s. for years with washington refusing to give written guarantees that it won't target russia next up post all good most of takes to the issue in the spotlight. hello again i walked into a spotlight. and today my guest on the show is nikolai. the american missile shield in europe has long been an issue in russian american law much as the u.s. keeps insisting that it will never pose any threat to the russian side but for some reason washington this one to put anything in right this may be the reason why the russian foreign ministry recently mourned of some corresponding steps which may fall out if an agreement is in sight so what does the russian side have in mind let's put this question to the commander of the general staff on the russian forces general. according to u.s. officials the missile shield in europe would protect america from iran and north korea but moscow all use the existence of such a system right on russia's doorstep may hamper the country's defense capabilities that's wh

pursuit of a missile defense shield against these possible threats should be pursued together with russia u.s. nato plans to put that missile shield in eastern europe without russian involvement would result in responses both diplomatic and military because of the undermining of russia's nuclear capability that full interview will be played tomorrow on r.t. and you can watch it here throughout the day. and we're also bringing you full coverage of the eurozone financial crisis on line r.t. dot com and there's plenty more there too including tumbler or terrorist find out why u.s. security staff suspected it might be the latter detaining a young girl for questioning. also online this risky maneuver known as the sandwich is said to be performed for the queen by the prestigious of kremlin at classroom school see more of the stunts and read about the special occasion out partying dot com. the caretaker dutch prime minister is still test spirit to push through budget cuts and has called on lawmakers to help the government collapse on monday when mark rather resigned as a fail to agree on painful mea

pursuit of a missile defense shield against these possible threats should be pursued together with russia u.s. nato plans to put that missile shield in eastern europe without russian involvement would result in responses both diplomatic and military because of the undermining of of russia's nuclear capability that full interview will be played tomorrow on r.t. and you can watch it here throughout the day hour and thanks for that live update art there. the caretaker dutch prime minister is still desperate to push through a budget cuts and has called on lawmakers to help him the government collapsed on monday when mark reiter resigned as it failed to agree on painful measures demanded by brussels a political crisis has already been described as a revolt against enforced the austerity u.k. based journalist and blogger neil clark says there is every chance now the netherlands will abandon the l. but he believes it would be disastrous for the single currency. the big divide across europe and not just in the south but in the north as well is between the people and the elite the people have had enou

pursuit of a missile defense shield against these possible threats should be pursued together with russia u.s. nato plans to put that missile shield in eastern europe without russian involvement would result in responses both diplomatic and military because of the undermining of of russia's nuclear capability that full interview will be played tomorrow on r.t. and you can watch it here throughout the day. r.t. dot com has dates and analysis on iran's nuclear program so you can get the full picture also online now a very different kind of fact that there's a fury over this firm's new t. shirts which jewish groups are saying are disturbing leaks similar to the clothes which nazis forced prisoners to wear during the holocaust. tollner or terrorists to find out one u.s. security staff suspected it might be the latter detaining a young girl for questioning. thanks for joining our team it's nineteen minutes past the hour now india may have a steady growth and be rated just above junk standard and poor's on wednesday but there's still a helping hand for america's jobless the country is outsourcing c

joint envoy mr kofi annan on russia of course believes that this most recent development in syria is a step in the right direction u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice left the meeting on saturday not showing as much optimism as russia and many other countries how had susan rice took to her twitter feed to save the deployment of three hundred or three thousand unarmed observers cannot on its own stop assad's murderous rampage susan rice said that external pressures are additionally needed to solve the problem in syria the us ambassador also said that washington and its allies are preparing for action that will be required if assad persists to quote slaughter ambassador churkin said that these efforts that are trying to put pressure on an already stressful situation does not help bring peace and security to syria they missed an opportunity it was a signal to a position they give criticizing the government saying no to your bold world they expect the opposition which is unfair. very clearly in the security council resolution. which they themselves adjust for and all those predictions of a boom and gloom thr

just a moment here are three of the issues complicating russia u.s. trade relations are they will be discussed and spotlight the f.b.i. after a quick recap of the headlines. wolf the. sundance technology innovation all the moves developments from around russia we've dumped the future coverage. on. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images koch world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are on the day. the book. something lies beneath. thousands of meters of ice country rock. the love of god is a louvered for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it a distance.

security council unite in order the deployment of a massive observer mission to syria but russia and the u.s. divided over the details of moscow hopes the monitors can oversee a u.n. brokered peace plan washington warns it may still take action against a c. . plus bahrain is on high alert to safeguard the formula one grand prix racing ahead despite a wave of antigovernment protests. at least one dead tens of thousands of taking to the streets to demand immediate democratic reform. and a big impact on the small screen the world watches julia. makes his debut here on odds he giving voice to those ostracized by the mainstream media was already stirring up the global reaction. now as the french go to the polls today in the first round of choosing a new president we talked to. one of the leading candidates the interview is coming up next here. today we're joined by my viewpoint he's a presidential candidate for the upcoming fresh elections found in his own party called league centering around the platform of sovereignty for france i thank you very much mr weiner for joining us today the first que

coming up the american missile shield in eastern europe has been a focus of discord between russia and the u.s. for years with washington refusing to give written guarantees that it would target russia next host takes the issue into the spotlight. wealthy british style sun it's time to rise on. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our. hello again to waltham to spotlight i live in all of that and today my guest on the show is nikolai. the american missile shield in europe caused me to shoot in russian american english because the u.s. keeps insisting that it will never pose any threat to the russian side but for some reason washington doesn't want to put anything in right this may be the reason why the russian foreign ministry recently mourned of some piracy ponding steps which may fall out if an agreement isn't selling so what does the russian side have in mind let's put this question to the commander of the general staff on the russian armed forces g

security council you know is ordering the point of a massive observer mission to syria but russia and u.s. are divided over the details of a move moscow hopes the moderates can oversee a u.n. brokered peace plan while blocking one may still take you know other action against the masses. but the rain is on high alert to safeguard a formal one ram free which is raising ahead spider wave of vendor government protests and brutal crackdown that's left one dead tens of thousands taking to the streets to demand immediate democratic reform. but a big impact on the small screen the world watches a little lower joining us on this talk show makes its debut here on r.t.e. giving voice to those oscar sized by the mainstream media the show is already stirring up a range of global reaction. as the french go to the polls today in the first round of choosing a new president are talks and ecological and now one of the leading candidates and our interview show is up next. today we're joined by and i have to point your he's a presidential candidate for the upcoming french elections found in his own party cal

russia is saying you want to guarantee. nato u.s. missile defense shield is not a russia or live in brussels thank you. activists a gathering near a moscow court today in support of a feminist punk band whose members were arrested on hooliganism charges back in february or the court will consider whether to extend custody which expires and now in less than one week the group rushed to the altar of russia's christ the savior cathedral in moscow and performed what prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song of the five women who took part three were arrested and charged in our face up to seven years in prison performances drawing huge public response and a wave of criticism from russia's orthodox church. a twenty two million dollar fine that's the latest punishment dished out to america's perhaps most controversial financial giant goldman sachs and the penalty came after revelations the bank gave inside information to us preferred clients allowing them an unfair advantage over other investors and as always our very own kaiser report coming

u.s. polls rose more than life as much as forty. and in other news russia's role snow. u.s. exxon mobil hoped to pump the first barrel of oil in the arts on the black sea or sent to twenty eight companies the way they live its all the deal to jointly develop projects in russia in the u.s. the head of american energy giant rex tillerson says the initial budget vote could stand up. should be exploration program and how many develop all fields might be discovered we determine the. size and scale the investment but we would expect the boy actually to this excess cation kins of billions of dollars to develop it before the election and any success creation that we could be hundreds of billions of dollars over the life of developing all the potential prospects that. the markets and i'll be back in about fifteen minutes will you like to stop. red herring thanks very much indeed for this obviated and of course looking forward to the next one of the ways from the world of business next hour and stay with us here on r.g.p. for the latest edition of kaiser reports coming out after a rec

security council you guys in ordering the point of a massive observer mission to syria but russia and the u.s. are divided over the details of the move basco hopes the monitors can oversee a u.n. brokered peace plan while washington london may still take unilateral action against the nastiness of. the pots bahrain is on high alert to safeguard a formula one grand prix which is racing ahead the spiral wave of anti-government protests and a brutal crackdown that's left one day tens of thousands of taking to the streets to demand immediate reform. and a big impact on the small screen the world watches as whistleblower julian a song from makes his debut as a t.v. host here on our team stirring up a range of global reaction. now as a friend go to the polls today our first round of choosing a new president artie talks to me to lead the point one of the leading candidates. is up next. today we're joined by nicholas young he's a presidential candidate for the upcoming fresh elections founding his own hardly called the republic something around the platform of sovereignty for france thank you very muc

non-security council united ordering him to pull the i meant massive observer mission to syria but russia and the u.s. are divided over the tales of the move moscow hopes to monitor. brokered peace plan while washington warns of me still take unilateral action against damascus. brain is on high alert to safeguard a formal one dram treaty which is racing as the wave of anti-government protests and brutal crackdown this left one debt tens of thousands taking to the streets to demand immediate democratic reform. and a big impact on the small screen the world watches as whistleblower julian assange to stop job makes its debut here on our team giving voice to those ostracized by the mainstream media show is already a range of global reaction. as friends go to the polls today the first round of choosing a new president talks nikolaus you point out one of the leading candidates. he's next. today we're joined by the guy deploying on he's a presidential candidate for the upcoming french elections founding his own hardly called. centering around the platform of sovereignty for france thank you very much mr dec

u.s. and russia it's tense to say the least secretary of state hillary clinton said russia's refusal to support quote unquote constructive action by the u.n. security council on the crisis in syria is keeping its president bashar al assad in power u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice went even further saying russia and china have quote blood on their hands for refusing to go along with an intervention in syria there are policymakers here who are very crowing to pension and they can still blame russia for all that's happening in syria at least in their public statements in the meantime also those pushing for a political solution with a dialogue between the opposition and the government is that of trying to influence the syrian opposition meetings with both your position inside the country and the exiled opposition but it's absolutely clear that some of our international partners tell them different things and prevent the opposition from making any concessions this is wrong you're saying so you have roth also warned western and arab nations against arming syrian rebels saying quote ev

>>translator: even big countries like the russia and u.s. have a satellite after failures. although we failed this time, i am proud we were able to try to launch. i am sure we can gain strength and succeed launching a satellite in the future. >> reporter: people are expressing devotion and confidence in the leaders, past and present. now everyone is on their way home, and they're still coming through the streets. >> that was richard engel reporting. watch for the latest on that situation at 5:00 on nbc bay area and at 5:30 on "nbc nightly news." >>> fbi agents fanned out on an island in alaska after two coast guard members were found shot to death at work. authorities call it a double homicide. the victims were at their work stations at the kodiak island communication base. the commanding officer of the station says it is equipped with security cameras but he doesn't yet know if they captured any evidence. it is the first murder at an alaskan coast guard facility in more than a decade. >>> to decision 2012. learning more about why rick santorum decided to pull out of the re

both russia, china and the u.s. have played this type of ambiguous role on this central asia. central asians play up the unambiguity and try to get as much as possible from each of these powers. so any this sno whether it's all uncertainties, at approach of central asian countries to afghanistaning is cautious, is much more insulation, if there are guarantees to get some gains, we will, otherwise we will insulate ourselves. there is quite a lot of skepticism in terms of what would be the future of all of these things i talked about. i'm sorry, there is really no time to go through the policies each of these five republics. it is in the paper. each of these countries have given some indication of their interests in the political setting by themselves playing a role in that and an economic gain. it's all in the paper and you see they're quite divergent because in each role they play their own interest. finally, what would be the final solution that would be good for this region? if you have a scenario that there is u.s., russia cooperation, that increases, that's the solution ce

a chicago and also of course on the missile defense shield that's a sticking point between russia and the u.s. and nato is still ongoing no breakthroughs at this point however russia reiterating its position that it won't get it wants guarantees and the u.s. and nato saying again it's not directed at russia. or australia reporting still ahead for you in the program here on our two year old hatreds die hard sunday roughly independent south sudan straight back to the brink of war as the thirst for oil and violent border disputes erupt into fully fledged fighting. just on a quarter past the hour here in moscow where the controversial anti counterfeiting trade agreement or act has been dealt a heavy blow a vote on it is jew this summer but david martin the n.d.p. responsible for monitoring its progress has already said it should be rejected speaking to us just a bit earlier here on r t he said while aiming high it's a loose wording and shady signing process of outweighed any potential benefits. in terms of what i was trying to achieve and quite happy with i think it's important you know it does p

looking forward now in a wider sense russia says it hopes boots could serve the sentence at home one of the u.s. handed over there is that possible. i don't think so i think is just grandstanding on russia's we have played to the gallery to the crowd to the russian citizens who are basically outraged by this extremely unlawful situation because again because it was kidnapped from thailand he was brought to the states illegally but i guess this is all irrelevant the point is that victor boot should have been a whole three years ago but things are being done right here in thailand and certainly he would have won the case in the states had he been represented by competent lawyer now by someone like oliver diane the russian maintains but it was extradited from thailand illegally what does this tell us in a wider sense about the way i'm american can go around the world in and snatch people that will. well basically tells us that the russian government should get to that i call upon the russian president putin to exactly the same thing to kidnap american citizens and to bring to justice in russia any

warships more station of what u.s. russia ups in singapore then there's the philippines plants were more real the szell troops based in the philippines then there's one east of the philippines more warsaw american warships and more troops as well there around four thousand five hundred what they want to publish and then don't forget there's japan forty thousand u.s. troops south korea twenty eight thousand five hundred u.s. troops plus roving u.s. troops. who are still trying to see and you know to see ok sixteen thousand five hundred so this is rather a fantastic welcoming committee to emerge in south china as a great superpower but it chinese know it they know this is about american culture all of the western pacific and a south china sea and they will have their counter measures in place of course what do you think that some of those countermeasures could be i mean you really paint quite a build up of military presence by the u.s. in the region what are we going to see from aging more specifically. well they are building a

the protest mood sweeping through russia and relations with the u.s. president medvedev evaluates his legacy as final mediocre una before leaving the premier. thanks for joining our team this thursday it's five o'clock here in moscow on karen . well egypt has issued the final list of presidential candidates with a vote less than a month away multiple disqualifications have left voters confused over who to choose but one controversial figure is back in the running so our fourth told us why this name is causing concern. further drama added as if any more were needed in this presidential race by the last minute decision by the electoral commission to include on this final candidate list the former prime minister ahmed shafik now he was disqualified on cheese day after a pass which barred former senior barrack officials from running in this presidential race now he appealed that on the grounds that the law was passed after he'd applied to run and that was upheld so he has been included on that final list of candidates it hasn't gone down too well here has

u.s. missile defense and visions emerged again this week to form a stumbling block between russia and the u.s. the pentagon now wants to expand their defense system to asia and the middle east this is president medvedev and obama held key talks on international nuclear security at a summit in seoul. a microphone caught obama's private remark asking for a space until november as u.s. election has come and gone his republican rivals pounced to accusing him of secretly plotting with moscow but has more hawks on the anti russia bandwagon artie's guy who reports that the war cries they frustrate americans more than obama's policies. the run 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 you should remember this. represents a real threat to the. world but that's in the world of mitt romney what about well america there is no evidence of any popular s

u.s. and russia is very tense to say the least secretary clinton said russia's refusal to support quote unquote constructive action by the u.n. security council on the crisis in syria is keeping its president bashar al assad in power the u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice went even further saying russia and china have quote blood on their hands for refusing to go along with an intervention in syria and that she was discussed that her words very graphic statements one would argue are totally undiplomatic susan rice is generally known for making on diplomatic statements and sometimes getting too creative with facts for example she wants announce that khadafi troops were being issued as niagra and told to rape as a measure against terror but interesting u.s. military and intelligence officials said there was no evidence no basis for miss rice's claims anyways their policy makers here who are very pro intervention and they tend to blame russia for all that's happening in syria so that's the kind of environment that russian diplomats have to work in and it is a very tough environment i

the security council was wasn't able to vote on a resolution friday because according to russia's position the u.s. first drafted resolution made many demands of the syrian government and no explicit demands of the syrian opposition russian ambassador. vitaly churkin said at this critical junction is very very important for all syrian parties including our opposition to comply with the six point peace plan that was laid out by u.n. special envoy kofi annan on this of course also calls for an immediate cease fire and for an inclusive political process in syria in which the opposition groups and the syrian government in gauge in a guy a log the russian ambassador said that moscow from the very beginning has been supportive of mr a knowledge of peace plan and is only he said through an objective balanced approach that the security council was able to reach a consensus on saturday but. it. has been significantly. more. season. this is the legacies of syria's government. the u.s. mission according to this resolution the un secretary-general ban ki moon will have to report back to the security council o

u.s. and russia is very tough to say the least secretary clinton said recently russia's refusal to support constructive action by the u.n. security council on the crisis in syria is keeping its president bashar al assad in power the u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice went even further saying russia and china have quote blood on their hands for refusing to go along with an intervention in syria and that she was you know she once said she was disgusted by that position very graphic statements one would argue are really on diplomatic so that's the kind of environment that russian diplomats have to work in and that is a very tough environment or sort of some harsh words as you're saying susan rice she's known for having some pretty harsh language or as as far as it goes i mean it might seem a bit extreme to say there's blood on the hands of russia and china but this isn't anything unusual over susan rice is it. no susan rice is generally known for making undiplomatic statements and sometimes getting too creative with facts for example she once announced that leading government is

the u.s., russia, you united kingdom, france, and china that already have the capability to launch long-range missiles. secondly, we have an arms race going on with china. it has been started by the chinese attempts to gain hegemony, there's the recent campaign in china for arms procurement. >> what is dominating between the two countries right now? competition for cooperation? >> so far, it is all about cooperation. so far, both have been very reluctant to engage in any major conflict. despite the recent ballistic missile launch, india has been very keen on cooperation, especially in international trade and trade between the two hours. >> with india for all nuclear capability strengthening, what are the implications for nuclear proliferation? >> in terms of the nuclear world, we have to speak of two world's. there is the one where we have seen severe cuts in the nuclear assets over the last few years. there were over 700 nuclear tests in europe 20 years ago. on the contrary in other parts of the world -- asia as well as latin america -- uc a major arms race -- you see a major arms race occur

. >> even big countries like russia and the u.s. only succeed in the launching of satellites after many failures. although he failed to launch a satellite this time, i am proud that we were able tried to launch a satellite, and weekend gained strength and succeed in launching a satellite in the future. >> people are coming out and expressing their absolute confidence and devotion to his leader, past and present. everyone is now just on their way home and are still coming through the streets. >> that was richard engel reporting. now that that is -- erupting is mou -- mount aetna is dropping again. so far officials have not had to issue warnings for people believe houses. it is not affecting air travel in the area. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with john collins. >> beautiful, sunny day. not a cloud in we had clouds this morning, but they have dissipated. we had a little cloudy is just off of ocean city. there have been showers in southeast virginia and eastern north carolina. even that is disappearing right now. let's l

a protest mood sweeping through russia relations with the u.s. president with a different value it's his legacy and his final media q. and a before leaving the kremlin. a massive blast tears through in a legit of rubble ball making a lap in syria as the successor to the infamous block water of mercenary company seemingly takes the opposition under its wing. contradictory statements from me israeli leadership only a rainy and nuclear issue have made clear just how tension on the subject has soared next year on r t we discuss the situation with retired u.s. colonel douglas macgregor. we're sitting down with douglas macgregor a retired army colonel who fought in the gulf war and was referred to by some officials as the best fighter the u.s. army has got mr macgregor thank you very much for joining me good to be here president obama has put forward an ultimatum for iran either make progress with negotiators or face consequences consequences meaning war some say a strike may happen within the next few months in your opinion how realistic is that shoul