just a city in some remote part of siberia or something where they make nothing but bombs. may be are adopting the russian people i don't know and i'm really saying as an outside person looking in age group. i was going to prototype your phone. is credible but it's nearly impossible to get any confirmation from the indian government a search for more concrete answers takes us outside india to washington d.c. . in two thousand and eight india signed an historic deal with the united states allowing international inspectors to regulate reactors used for its ambitious civilian nuclear energy program in exchange the country was granted a waiver from the nuclear suppliers group to import fuel and by civilian nuclear technology that for decades had been kept out of its reach since then western analysts have monitored india's military program closely. at the institute of science and international security we meet sabrina. who's tracking the proposed and richmond site. we were able to discover the plan for the construction of a new enrichment facility by analyzing open source inform

many of those are in siberia.erans the north korean government foreign currency it desperately needs, particularly in this environment of sanctions and possible increasing sanctions in the future. host: i want to thank my inrespondence, thomas lowe moscow and brian in beijing. washington has not wasted words when it came to north korea. they made it clear pyongyang will face a massive military response. take a listen to what general mattis had to say earlier. mattis: any threat to the united states or our allies will be no with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. kim jong-un should take heed of united nations security council's unified voice because we are not looking to the total annihilation of a country, namely north korea. as i said, we have many options to do so. host: with more on how the trump administration has been responding to this escalating tensions, i'm joined by international affairs commentator doug herbert. doug, when you see the secretary of defense warning of

siberia music was for the glory of the revolution not for the liberation of the human spirit. to me first of all i was that directed by you just to shape. the image of it is for me. it's like a factory it's a song factory you know so many mechanism that interact and things and it's a whole conception and to me it's really a pure probe you. on the industry all have. it came at the same time and the railroad and all those things it is fear and this real brother but turned into music that's also what makes it a little for three stick and that probably makes sex wasn't and stuart. too much time me to find a saxophone and he presented the the first saxophone he really had like enemies people making this instrument ridiculous sings out of tune sing whatever the song is like an elephant and it's so yeah there was an easy for him. the saxophone arrived on the scene like an atom bomb. wherever it was shown it drew crowds of functions. at competitions between brass bands in annihilated the opposition. but all that success didn't come without a price. he made enemies in paris a wealthy a

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in africa, siberia, and on the front lines of afghanistan, and iraq. soldiers or soccer moms, the evangelical enthusiasm of glassman's disciples. led to criticisms. >> you hear people describe cross fit as a cult. what do you say? >> i don't mind that. what if some one led a cult didn't know they were. that would be messed up. so i started trying to think what makes us a cult, what would define a cult. one is recruiting. i ain't recruiting anybody. i don't. you got, people call me up. hey, i was thinking joining crossfit. call back when you decided to, you know. >> doors are open. not recruiting. >> not recruiting. it really is an open house. >> glassman spends most of his time defending the cross fit brand with an iron fist. >> if you don't defend it you went have a brand for long. we are in shark infest the waters. i have got, shark repellent attorneys. >> how many attorneys do you have working for you now? >> dozens. they're everywhere. they're everywhere. like, freaking leprechauns. >> cross fit is not afraid to flex their legal muscles. they have

he's in siberia putting on a snorkel and shooting fish with a spear gun. ( laughter ) though he laterilled by ukrainian separatists. ( laughter ) i just want to say, though, mr. putin, forest camo doesn't work under water. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the fish can see you! "who killed your brother stan? it was an entire forest with a spear gun!" ( laughter ) i guess in that scenario it was a mother talking to one fish, and the fish's brother was named stan in that scenario. ( laughter ) of course, since it's putin, he also released photos of himself chilling by the river. ( cheers and applause ) man, those sanctions have already devastated the russian shirt industry. ( laughter ) i will say that compared to trump's vacation, that looks like a vacation. i would love to go on a bro-down fishing trip with vladimir putin. i'll bet it would be so much fun that i'd "never" come back. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( applause ) of course, trump really needs a little vacation right now because his poll numbers have reached a new low. only 33% of voters approve of the job he's doing. 33%. as meatloa

talk to us first about that experience, which sounds horrific and notjust in prison but in siberia. views. my story is just one of the stories which we have. but i believe that any experience, even a prison experience, if you are not afraid to go through it, it makes you stronger at the end of the story. so,... your book describes a prison system that hasn't moved on for centuries. my book describes a number of choices which i make through the whole story, from my first pussy riot action to the last day of prison, and i do not separate one time from another, because i believe that the most dangerous prison is inside your mind. because you say that people believe that if you have freedom and democracy, they will be with you forever, you cannot imagine a time when they are not. foryou, clearly, it was. for me, freedom exists only if you fight for that. and this is not the only statement of russian activists. i think it is quite international, especially now, in this political time, during especially the last maybe two years, when all the conservative factors start to grow. putin is st

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in siberia, police shot dead a 19—year—old man, a native of dagestan after he had gone on a rampage,death. isis claimed both attacks. the authorities in dagestan say they are doing all they can to fight terrorism, but some here believe the methods used are making things worse. in this town, i am taken to see a mosque. it was used by a fundamentalist brand of islam until the authorities shut it down. my guide is nervous. he tells me that police had been monitoring the building. this man used to pray in that mosque. he admits that up to six members of the congregation had left for syria, but shutting the mosque, he says, is no solution. translation: when the young people are here with us, we can keep an eye on them. but close down the mosque and the young people leave, who knows where they go and what they are doing? farfrom being the edge of the earth, dagestan is at the centre of a battle. it is a battle over beliefs, between different interpretations of islam. one that preaches tolerance and supports the authorities and a radical islam, trying to take root here and recruiting for a

under the modern western eyes look of some russian cities like you could hear of berg in western siberia. the most important source of authoritarian tradition in modern history is the rule of the soviet dictator joseph stalin from the early one nine hundred twenty s. to there in one nine hundred fifty s. millions of innocent people were executed or imprisoned in the so-called gulag a vast system of labor camps officially the government condemns the start and purges and yet it is a sign of the dominant culture of national pride that most people don't want to be reminded of their histories dark chapters. and so perm thirty six the last of the labor camps which only closed in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight is the only original site in this huge country. commemorating stalin's terror. my film crew must stay outside while i join a tour of the museum. where allowed to take a few shots with my mobile phone. i'm not sure the museum is that effective at capturing what for millions of people was an agonizing experience our literature had painted a more graphic picture in my imagination. to

the movement, who was applying to get it on the ballot in california and everything, was living in siberia while running that movement. russia also famously supported secession within the european union. they were a major supporter of the u.k. independence party which went to the brexit vote. to break the uniteding dom out of the eu. russia was a and massive financial supporter of the national front in france which among other things promised to break france out of the european union along the same lines as brexit. if you follow them individually looks complicated, russia volved in one way or another. in all these different country eelections all over the world sometimes seem left wing or right wing or just strangely interested. but there they are in the u.k., france, spain, middle east and united states and disparate places. looks complicated as individual stories but step back and simple as can be. russia is busy making itself as big as possible, including taking over parts of neighboring countries while simultaneously supporting movements all over the globe to make other places divided

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the soviet union, remember siberia? you get the picture. does joy, as she forgets and insults hundreds of millions who died in the worst times ever. hey, hysteria pays the bills. i can say safely that the best time to be human is right now! the statistics show it far less poverty, decline in worldwide violence, vast improvements in hygiene, medicine and technology. but i guess you can't say that when you live in a left wing bubble where 91% is every single person you know and everyone else you believe is hitler! i don't know, that seems a little low to me. i think it's about 98%! >> kimberly: thought you would bump it up. plus or minus 3% margin of error. 100% if you do the math. i don't know. quite interesting. so here's the problem. i think that the media, obviously, is very fixated on president trump and they're going to harbor and sort of like hype on anything that they feel is going to be negative publicity, press, etc. but he has a bad, fractured relationship with them. right? i mean, he does. for whatever reason you want to blame his

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western front during world war one, japanese prison camps in world war ii, the soviet union, remember siberiat the picture. does joy? as she forgets and insults hundreds of millions who died in the worst times ever but histeria pays the bills. >> liz: and look at this, life improving all over america, meeting household income reaching almost $60,000 last year is the highest ever breaking through the 1999 peak. in the same time span less people living in poverty than the year before. listen we all want to get rid of poverty but looks like economic growth may be working here. more people rising out of the middle class making six figures and the market has gone up $4.3 trillion in value since trump won. the s & p itself soared $ 2 trillion since the president won and the unemployment rate near lows at just 4.4%. that all in rate including part timers and people who want full time jobs still sticking at 10% we don't like that trying to get jobs here. joining me now historian doug we ed. good to see you. the economic number is pretty good absent the whopping 20 trillion in debt so why the negativi

just a city in some remote part of siberia. may be adopting the russian people i don't know and i'm really saying as an outside person looking in. the ground a prototype of your. theory is credible but it's nearly impossible to get any confirmation from the indian government. for more concrete answers outside india to washington d.c. . in two thousand and eight india signed an historic deal with the united states allowing international inspectors to regulate reactors used for its ambitions civilian nuclear energy program in exchange the country was granted a waiver from the nuclear suppliers group to import fuel and by civilian nuclear technology that for decades had been kept out of its reach since then western analysts have monitored india's military program closely. at the institute of science and international security we meet sabrina. who's tracking the proposed and richmond site. we were able to discover the plan for the construction of a new enrichment facility by analyzing open source information this area up here does

she's going to send that bolshe-dick to siberia. [ laughter and applause ] next we have "story-oke."s the definition, it's when you take someone else's story and try to pass it off as your own. [ light laughter ] here it is in a sentence. reese is telling everyone that he is the one who punched that cop at last week's tailgate when i know it was kyle because kyle is still in jail. [ light laughter ] #story-oke. moving on, you might be familiar with the slang term "get swoll," which means to lift a bunch of weights and build muscle. this next term is "get swell." it's when there's no chance you'll ever be muscular so you have to settle for being nice. [ laughter and applause ] it's a helpful one, it's very helpful. for example, "brock asked me how much i could lift and i said one heart. [ light laughter ] he still punched me in the stomach but i'm pretty sure he's coming around." #getswell. our next teen slang term is "j.k. rowling." here's its definition, "to take ecstasy and watch all the harry potter movies." for example, "dude, want to go j.k. rowling tonight? i heard half blood p

we fled to russia while my mom was pregnant and i was born in russia, i was born in the north in siberia and when i was 2 we moved to sochi, a much warmer place. >> rose: so you started playing early. >> i played when i was four. my dad played recreationally, and someone said i had talent. i'm not sure anyone could say that of a 6-year-old girl but they said there is an exhibition martina and i was hosting in moscow with another 200 kids and said why don't you be part of it? my father and i went. i was on the court with hundreds of kids. it was chaos. she was feed ago few balls to the kids, having a little chat. i'm not exactly sure what happened but the next thing you know i saw her coming up to my dad and having a conversation, and i think what she said is she thought i had talent and we should do something about it. a year and a half later we were on our flight to miami. >> rose: on your way to see nick balatari. >> yes. >> rose: and he didn't take you at first glance. it took you two years. >> yes. ocked on everyone's doorof unexpectedly, here's a 7-year-old girl, she wants to play t

wasw icebreaker in siberia launched in the baltic sea today.ountry inhe only the world with an atomic icebreaker fleet. ofs was commissioned in may 2015, and is due to be delivered in 2020. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet? scarlet: think you so much, mark. coming up, a big setback for uber as london revokes the company's license to operate. uber'sat means for global expansion plan. we will discuss. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: and i am scarlet fu. julia: another big setback for uber. companies in london have reversed the license to operate in the city and chastise its corporate cultures. in london is one of uber's largest and most lucrative drivers and 40,000 more than 3.5 million people that use the app. eric, great to have you on. hereus through the details and optically, when you are complaining about the fact that they have not done the right do dil

china's encroachment in eastern siberia and islamic radicalism in the south. one of the most frustrating exercises is that they could never get them to respond or engage to that question.n. as we all know he's using the hostility as a way of whipping up support for his regime. >> let's take three questions in a row, keep it short and make sure there's a?ic >> i'm peggy with the congressional correspondent for the his hispanic outlook and it seems clear that i'm behind brexit and almost allll of these difficulties, you have not mention that at all. italy is dying right now with all their immigrants, and i don't know, there's some talk about italian exit because of not recognizing the national sovereign rights to disk decide who can come in andid who can't. what do you think about that. >> thank you. i'm right behind. >> one of the european storylines is that france loved the european community and the eu as long as it could run it, but now it's clear that the junior partner has alluded to germany as the keys in terms of influencefr and authority and money to po

the person who hacked the democratic computer and it turned out that he was in a penal colony in siberiawithout access to phone or computer for pedophilia of all things! and could not possibly have done that. and one after another the myths and this just came flying apart including the prostitutes peeing on the bed. and it just became a laughable piece of garbage. and nobody in the american media would touch it. they would not publish it no matter how hard they shopped it. because they were afraid of it was unsubstantiated. then, steel took fit to james comey and james comey so this is ridiculous. you have to substantiate this and verify it for us to use it. and he then offered to pay him $50,000 to do so. in the middle of an election campaign, offering to subsidize the negative research of the democratic party against the republican party. he said i can't do it. i don't know who the sources were. he said i did not write it. he said i got it entirely from unsolicited anonymous sources. and i was sent this and all it did was compile this. he swore under oath that that was the case. that r

mentioned -- an example is you mentioned the methane on the ocean floor and also in permafrost in siberia and places like that. things start to warm up, the methane gets released, that's a greenhouse gas, that makes it hotter. so the system jumps to a hotter state. and the people that know the most about this, and i've talked to some of them, don't think that's imminent. but they can't tell you 100% for sure that it's not. and that's, to me, in terms of the physical changes of the earth is most scary part. and it's another reason why we really have to work very hard to change our energy systems and limit our emissions. not just because of the predictable things which are bad but, you know, i think tractable, but because of some of these possibilities of things that we know about but can't predict when they might kick in. as far as the human scenario, okay, worst case scenario, playing off what michelle said, you know, there's so much displacement and conflict because of the scarcity and the inability of certain parts of the world to support and feed people that, basically, our modern civi

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