i would be all go ahead she's deputy prime minister of the russian federation and he is secretary general of the o.e.c.d. . he is rector of the russian presidential academy of national economy and public administration hons york he is chairman of the management board of the investment banking division of barclays are meant to sign here for isn't it of the eurasia house international and we also had an independent economist. let me go to you first. do we have capitalism today well i think. we have the capital. of the world and people rich people can move around and that is that capitalism well i think capitalism. capital is. looking for opportunity and i think. how we do it define capitalism traditional economic theory we see it's competitive markets and capital competitive markets put an extend i think of this is being subverted because. on the one side. we see the rise of state capitalism everywhere on the other side or people would say corporate capitalism and only when we have. the other side we have a. capitalism that's sort of relationship based kept advocation then we have a financi

i'd like to say the russian federation has nothing to do with mr snowden all his travels around the world he hasn't crossed the russian border and we believe any u.s. threats and accusations around except a bill which. says. comments that snowden hasn't entered the russian territory or crossed the russian border just with one of two options either he never arrived in the country at all or he was in transit and therefore hasn't entered russia for the case the question now is whether he indeed remains that all right thanks very much paula scott airport with that update for us. well snowden's vanishing act and the very fact that he managed to send a jet full of journalism off to cuba without him has some shaking their heads while there's coming up with their own full blown conspiracy theories as to what all the new york times were and publishing an article that it was all a show put on by russia's f.s.b. security services that's the successor to the k.g.b. the k.g.b. style operation was intended to cover snowden's tracks plus there's the comedy value of sending dozens of foreign journalists

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sling mud like to say the russian federation has nothing to do with mr snowden all his travels around the world he hasn't crossed the russian border and we believe any u.s. threats and accusations around except to bill which is. right bottom line is that no one no he's always snowden is and you know he's had all the world's media chasing up to him all the way to cuba with no result empty seats here at the airport no way for him to be seen now i think that the only person who does know where snowden is is snowden himself matt all right or to stop you might say live for us outside trimeter or port thanks very much for that update. well snowden's vanishing act the very fact that he's managed to send a jet full of journalists off to have on a cuba without him being on a e's got him shaking their heads while others are coming up with their own full blown conspiracy theories tongue planted firmly in cheek the new york times for was saying that in a publisher article alleging it was all a show put on by rush's fly f.s.b. security services the k.g.b. style operation intended to cover students

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snowden hasn't committed any crimes on the territory of the russian federation. >> there are daily flightso havana from moscow airport and although snowden's passport has been revoked, he would be able to travel using ecuadorian refugee documents. there's been growing speculation in the russian media that mr. snowden has been questioned by the f.s.b., the russian security service. not so, said mr. putin. our special services never worked with mr. snowden and they're not working with him today . and if that's the case, there will somebody sense of relief in washington. but it's still unclear among senior c.i.a. staff how much secret intelligence information snowden might be carrying with him. peter schwab, moscow. >> and indian air force helicopter crashed killing nine people including the pilot. it was part of the rescue and relief operations in the flood devastated state. there were 19 people onboard. u.n. peacekeepers have been given the go ahead to deploy troops to mali and will help the government rebels fight al qaeda. >> tuesday's security council meeting was the last step in the for

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responsible and should be held responsible and is decided that the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation as well as the state secretary of the us will be in charge of preparing the underlying principles. of this this settlement and the syrian crisis the bloodshed has to be stopped as quickly as possible this is what we discussed as well and that peace. because every conciliation it has to be reinstated within the framework of this work. rights of all ethnic and religious groups have to be. more claimed and reinstated. whatever one says about the chemical weapons use we all agreed unanimously that it should not be used in any circumstances any w m d's it wherever it the threat comes from and whoever uses agent and this is not acceptable at all and we are absolutely sure that the conclusions our main conclusion. could be a lead drawn on the basis of a very careful. test . and investigation carried out we don't have this information known to. members take the view that the chemical weapons were in fact used. by the syrian army and some actually agree with us that there is no proof. having s

think we're there in everything we do as a government in the hope that the governments of the russian federation falling. come up with additional proposals to stimulate economic growth in russia in business in russia and one of such measures. is something that we use constantly but we also get criticized by or liberal. economists for that and that is supporting the growth of. the population last year it was four point five percent. in february through april this year it is well over five percent that is the growth of actual. of the of the population and that's actually brings along with it an increase in the me and therefore for goods and services so generally i do share the outlook of our european colleagues who see consolidation of the budget as it were. doing away in weathering the climate but of course everything has its limits and you can't put everything on the shoulders of the population and i would like to give the floor to daniel bushell who presented the truth seeker he's one of most scandalous presenters. and foreign policy and you statement. writes about. critical of the mainstream m

when you need a cool close it's two and i'd like to say to you russian federation has you know things reduced mr snowden all his travels around the world he has crossed the russian border we believe any u.s. threats and accusations with iran except. for. well these comments leave us with two conclusions really and one of those is that edward snowden did not in fact arrive here at moscow sheremetyevo airport on sunday from hong kong as was widely reported on the second more likely option is that he did land here at the f.o.b. has remained in transit and hasn't officially crossed into russian territory now that poses the question whether he remains in transit in the terminal building behind me or in fact has taken another flight out of the country now with regards to the. words from america or about america and any possible extradition agreement or extradition deal between the two countries any talk is clearly at the moment because until edward snowden is officially in russian territory any talk of an extradition deal is clearly academic all right our team all scott live for us at sherm

of the russian federation. two point five percent two point five percent for a simple euro zone it's up to one hundred percent if you look at the. domestic. percentage where the historical minimum in terms of inflation. is somewhat higher now but after the decision related to putting a brake on the growth of terrorists of the national monopolies i think that would strike a blow against inflation so the basic starting conditions for growth are quite satisfactory i'm not saying good that factory budget problems is comparable to what the federal republic and other countries in the euro zone have to tackle or so i agree with chancellor she knows my position i believe that the approach. before making injections injections for whether it's funny or caviar we should make sure. these nice things well not just vanish will not just disappear we need to do a lot in this regard sort of experience which i want to open the floor to questions i'm looking for a quick question in particular on energy policy because the presiden

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here in moscow and but there are a terrorist affiliation stems far beyond the borders of the russian federation with authorities saying that the suspects were actively involved with the islamic party all star and now they were trained by an internationally recognized terror groups somewhere on the border in northern but was there a stand at some a border of pakistan and up going to start and that took place back in its went and now the training involves both ideological instruction and old soul practically practical training on and on the use of combat and how to make explosives now speaking off the lot then led by a who was arrested earlier today well he's been in the russian capital for almost five years already and over this time he disguised himself as a gypsy cab driver or unlicensed taxi driver and while he was doing that so he was a staking out look ations for a potential terrorist tank tens of the places that he was looking for he wanted to inflict the maximum amount of damage to human life and property of course as well now the suspects in about earlier on the twentieth of may and good

here in moscow and but they're a terrorist creation stem cell far beyond the borders of the russian federation with authorities saying that the suspects were trains by an internationally recognized sarah group in northern brazil but it was their stand at some a border between pakistan and up going to start at the training involves both ideological instruction and old soul practical practical training in the use of combat and how to make explosives now speaking off the lockdown led by of who was arrested earlier today what russian national anti-terrorism committee now they claim he disguised himself as a gypsy cab driver or unlicensed taxi driver and while he was doing that say he was a staking out look ations for a potential terrorist tank. the u.s. as far as learning that its military endeavors in iraq are no guarantee of financial reward that after it was revealed to be a drink is now winning the race for iraq it will become the country's biggest customer and katie pilgrim trust me now in the studio to explain just how chinese practicality is working hello there ok to see so despite be you w

that the russian federation has nothing to do with mr snowden if you will his travels around the world it's. moscow hits back at washington's threats and demands to extradite snowden saying he has even crossed the country's border. cavil's presidential palace rocked by blasts and gunfire as taliban fighters attacked just a week after the u.s. hands over security to afghanistan's government announces peace talks. six pm in moscow i met très a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden has vanished there's no public information anywhere about where he is after he pulled such a well planned disappearing act in a moscow airport that half the city's international press corps ended up on a twelve hour flight to havana. was aboard the plane packed with journalists but short one whistleblower. i just got off the swing we just landed in hawaii on a coming from moscow a thirteen hour long flight in what what can i see back and shooting me to up to the very last point everyone was still expecting edward snowden to show up to board that plane e

the russian federation has nothing to do with mr snowden if you will his travels around the world. moscow hits back at washington's threats and demands to extradite snowden saying he has even crossed the country's border. cavil's presidential powers rocked by blasts and gunfire as taliban fighters attack just a week after the u.s. hands over security to afghanistan's government announces peace talks.

and the russian federation has nothing to do with mr snowden all his travels around the world moscow says snowden never officially crossed russia's border and calls washington's threatening demands unacceptable. levels presidential palace rocked by a blast and gun fights as taliban fighters attack just a week after the u.s. handed over security to afghanistan's government and announced peace talks.

right here in moscow and but their terrorist affiliations them so far beyond the borders of the russian federation with authorities saying that the suspects were trains by an internationally recognized terror groups in northern brazil but was there a standard sort of border with pakistan and up going to start at the training involved both ideological instruction and also practically practical training on the use of combat and how to make explosives now speaking off the lockdown led by of who was arrested earlier today what russian national anti-terrorism committee now they claim he disguised himself as a gypsy cab driver or unlicensed a taxi driver and while he was doing that so he was a staking out look ations for potential terrorists. swiss lawmakers are trying to define the country as a way of banking which traditionally involves high levels of secrecy that's in the face of mounting pressure from the u.s. senate you turks evidence to sound scene reports now. the swiss parliament has decided to put on hold a bill that would let swiss banks give the client information to u.s. authorities as part

the russian federation has nothing to do with mr snowden all his travels around the world. to washington's threats to x. and demands to extradited to snowden the saying he hasn't even crossed the country's border. kabul's presidential palace rocked by blasts and gunfire he says taliban fighters attacked just a week after the u.s. hands over security to afghanistan's government.

snowden committed no crimes in the territory of the russian federation. >> the u.s. continues to appeal and return it to the u.s. they disapprove of china and hong kong for allowing him to leave. there's additional concerns snowden could have more top secret documents with him that he plans to release. >> heather, back to you. >> we have brand new fox news polls released and they show where americans stand on the nsa surveillance program and the man who leaked details about it. take a look at this. majority of americans they give president obama thumbs down for how he handled the surveillance program. 61 percent disapprove. 32 percent approve of how he has handle it. and close to 60 percent of those polled they say edward snow agaden the man who leaked the details about the nsa program is a mi misguided criminal. 22 percent say he is a hero 8 percent say snowden is spying for china. >> and it is time now to look at who is talking. the irs back in hot water this morning. this time the agency under fire for more lavish spend wiing at payer's expense. a watchdog report

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we have no extradition treaty between the united states and the russian federation, and president putineferred to that today. but he is making a big mistake when he essentially puts the finger in the eye of the united states as he is doing these days. there will come a time when the russian government and the chinese government need something from the united states and we won't be there for them. that's the price that both china and russia are going to pay here. >> shepard: nicklaus burns, live. thank you very much. the president laid out his plan to tackle climate change. a plan republicans are already lining up to efficient as you might imagine. among the proposals he laid out in the speech, a limit on the amount of pollution that power plants can pump into thary. coal companies have long fought those restrictions but the president dismissed those concerns in his remarks as the temperature in d.c. soared into the 90s. >> those of news position of responsibility, we'll need to be less concerned with the judgments of special interests and well-connected donors, and more concerned with t

so russian federation always reminds me of like the klingon federation or something..j., let me ask you this, if you're russia, do you give snowden up or don't you? >> no. putin said it, we don't have that kind of relationship with russia where they would be willing to do it. nancy pelosi called snowden out for being a criminal and committing treason people are very upset. this is going to create a p.r. problem as well as a diplomacy issue. a lot of people believe what joeden did was right. the u.s. government was listening in to people's phone calls and cell phone records and had he not blown the whistle we wouldn't know. >> one person who sees him in a positive life is julian assange. he knows that snowden is safe and healthy which i thought was interesting. he obviously knows where he is. cenk: i think there's some chance he's still in hong kong. >> maybe. cenk: think about it. think about it! >> all this, like, all this talk about like oh, he wasn't on this plane. yeah, if people are expecting him to be on a plane he's probably not going to be on that plane. cenk:

. >>> a patch work design representing the russian federation's different cultures.e with a combination of metal and poly carbonate. they look like the medals used in the 2010 games. they're hoping that russia does better than those games, when russia had the worse performance ever. >>> we're keeping a close eye on b.a.r.t. at this hour. an accident in the morning there in the transbay tube snarled the commute. we'll tell you just how tough it was for some people to get into san francisco. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> this san francisco police officer is at the center of a dispute all because of what happened last night when he was pulled over by three white officers. after that stop, things quickly escalated and now there are allegations that the black officer was quote roughed up for no reason. ktvu's david stevenson tells us there are two very different sides about why that officer was

the,x$1÷ russian federal securiy service reached out to the$)ij i and the cia to alert them about tamerianrnaev in 2011,7wv: warning u.s. authorities was preparing to join islamic radicals. >> but i do -- when i hear them say it... and i hear from our own people what a game changer this is in information sharing that... unfortunately, i think that there might have been a different result. no one can say that for certain. the house homeland security commission and says that boston fbi officials have yet to participate in open hearings. but russian authorities revealed to keating that the 27-year-old friend of tamerian tsarnaev who was killed by an fbi agent under questioning in florida last month, was mentioned inetk6x intelligence exchanges between the u.s. and russia, along with other russian nationals, nearly a week after the bombing. keating met with russian intelligence officials over an hour and they have offered a high level of cooperation and have thus far shared more specific informs(ókt"út than -- information than their u.s. counterparts. >> jamie: thank you very much. eric? >> er

snowden committed no crimes in the territory of the russian federation. >> now, putin also said that russia's security services have not interviewed ed snowden in any way whatsoever. those same experts say that, too, is barely plausible, shep? >> shepard: u.s. officials are clearly unhappy about all of this. but the rhetoric seemed to tone down a bit today, jonathan. >> yeah. we had much stronger language over the weekend directed at the chinese and hong kong authorities and then yesterday at the russian authorities, but today secretary john kerry seemed to dial that back a bit, reducing his message to basically please, can we have our citizen back. listen. >> we're not looking for a confrontation. we are not ordering anybody. we are simply requesting under a very normal procedure for the transfer of somebody just as we transferred to russia seven people in the last two years that they requested that we did without any clammer, without any rancor, without any argument. >> but tonight, shep, there is no sign whatsoever of the russians agreeing to that plight request. shep? jorch than

down get all those people off safely i think many agree they rightly deserve the heroes of the russian federation awards for that lovely absolutely tom thanks for that no it was not only heroes of course a lot of your attention you also were interested in the feel of the slightly foolhardy to know tom we're going to take a look at some other pictures coming up in a second small footage these are some more popular clips of some stunning stunts but we must say don't try this hoax take a look. so they're just some of the twenty thousand videos and shows we've already got lined up on our you tube channel for you and each and every day we're uploading more of the best footage more the best stories we don't want you to miss out you know where to find them we'll see you there. point exactly this point by any means terrorism free speech is not absolute in my mind the moment that we start reforming our democracy it ceases to be a democracy to spy on everybody and keep all the time there in the usa released tyranny but israel does insists it's a democracy fundamental to our constitutional order and the gov

in moscow and but there are a terrorist affiliation stem cell far beyond the borders of the russian federation with authorities saying that the suspects were trained by an internationally recognized groups in northern brazil but it was their stand that sort of border between pakistan and up going to start at the training involves both ideological instruction and old soul practically practical training on the use of combat's and how to make explosives now speaking off the lot of who was arrested earlier today what russian national anti-terrorism committee now they claim he disguised himself as a gypsy cab driver or unlicensed taxi driver and while he was doing that so he was a staking out to locations for a potential terrorist. and back to our breaking news story this hour russian president vladimir putin has announced the end of his marriage the president whose wife had been married for thirty years and have two daughters the couple gave an interview to russian state television after they attended a ballet at the state kremlin palace. so much. as he was in the region my job and all my activiti

the little get a little it's a bit disappointing that we don't get any help from the russian tennis federation but we're used to this there are a lot of parents in russia in opposition russian parents will do anything for their children and of course when the exception female tennis players start out martina hingis was just twelve when she won the junior french open title or and sharapova was seventy when she won wimbledon so severely is very little motivation to do what she loves and trying to excel on the junior circuits richard hall three d'arcy. from a promising teen to a pole vault legend a surrogate booker became the sixth candidate to run for the presidency of the international olympic committee and the ukrainian pledges to put his income to a good cause. if i will be in this position i will donate this money for charity program i will not receive this salary from this position this position for me this unique exception though and i think this is really great. to serve that movement in this city asian but the president should be paid because when he is responsible my book i was speaking

they've said he's not entered into the russian federation and they say he's not committed a crime accordingn russian soil, so they have no reason to arrest him or deport him or whatever. they say as soon as snowden find as destination and somewhere to go, the better for all of us that he goes, but, again, they're saying at this point they have no reason to arrest him. adding to that, putin says he hopes it wouldn't damage cordial or some other business-like ties with the united states. but clearly the u.s. is going to have to work overtime politically to try to convince the russians to give him back. and as former representative james jane harmon says they do not have leverage with them. that's her assessment. putin says, look, let your fbi director talk to our counterpart and work it out between themselves. >> we'll see how that goes. cristian amanpour, thank you so much. >>> and you remember the irs targeting so-called conservative groups. we have an update on that. it turns out there wither a wide range of groups that may have been flagged. a wide range. jake tapper joins me on that. it

aircraft that are based in europe until 90 days after the defense certifies to congress that the russian federation has carried out similar consolidations with respect to its capable aircraft and the secretary has certified the member states of nato and there is a consensus for that consolidation. this amendment is relatively simple. members of the committee are aware of the nuclear triad and they are based at land which includes the icbm and delivery vehicle includes the dual capable aircraft that are protest for nuclear weapons. it is the manner in which we have delivery vehicles in europe without the dual capable aircraft you do not have our participation pity we weaken our european allies by doing so there is concern that the air force is planning to withdraw the aircraft in europe. it chairman turner and rodgers and myself and the chairman wittman wrote a letter to the chief of staff voicing our concern that this amendment would prohibit that unless the situations were satisfied. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. from new jersey you are recognized for two minutes. >> i would like to

speaking in russian from a federal prison hospital in massachusetts, the accused boston marathon bomber told his mother he was recovering from gunshot wounds. she asked if he was in pain. "no, of course not," dzhokhar says. "i'm already eating and have been for a long time. they're giving me rice and chicken now. everything is fine. request excerpts of the call dzhokhar cautioned his mother not to discuss the case. "everything is good. please don't say anything," he said. while he's talking to his mother and father, dzhokhar is no longer talking to the f.b.i. and prosecutors. but sources say before being read his rights he did confess to the bombings. (explosion). dzhokhar said he and his brother tamerlan wanted to avenge the killing of muslims by u.s. troops overseas. a similar claim was found written on the boat dzhokhar had used as a hiding place before he was captured. after the phone call, dzhokhar's mother again insisted her sons are innocent. >> it is terrible what happened. but i know that my kids did not do it. >> reporter: in replaying the tape she became emotional. on the cal