what it was because miller was born in russia is married to an israeli and competes for slovakia who eventually came home in first place pipping finland's case of iranian safin had to settle for second but was just glad to be competing in this final and i got to meet my friends at all that. we have that this is a program it's a heck of a great going to. start me here and told you paul in was looking to make it a family double in the men's race after his sister i was to see if i had won the women's of ends however it was going to be a tough task for the twenty five year old up against the likes of emile helga spence in a martin full car who had exceptional seasons should pull in was certainly on form and he didn't miss ones from the shooting range and took gold with fire can be on very completing the podium lineup. i managed to get two medals at the world championships but things could have been better as i wanted goals but that's the way things turned out and i will continue to train hard next year is going to be crucial and i think things will go well. we haven't enjoyed russia you

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become the first team to fight back from to kneel down in the fed cup semifinals after stunning slovakia three two. thousand marching on tesco reached the semifinals of the euro league with a three one series victory over caliber out round madrid are also strange. but let's kick off with the russian premier league where the title race is hotting up after tesco drew two two in a dobie thriller with spot tak allowing zimmy to cut the gap to just four points with five matches to go because i didn't get out for points. because a lead at the top was cut to four points after them and for the back from two goals down to draw two all despite missing a penalty in a thrilling moscow darby would spartak at the losing hysteria aiden mcgeady broke the deadlock for the visitors two minutes before the interval and i made it to nearly minutes after it but the league leaders relative minutely forcing a penalty though wagner all of sport kick was saved yet in the seventy third minute then it did pull it go back more sound target and dip in stoppage time to scout were awarded another penalty this time on t

is known as a stateless person as he didn't take on any other citizenship despite now living in slovakia you know the zone is obviously a great place to be for somebody in my situation because if you're going to be in a cage as i say this is a very nice one europe is is lovely he says he has no regrets about the decision you know we've got drone killings without warrant of even american citizens and whoever you know and their relatives overseas we've got you know the president has prosecuted more whistleblowers than all previous presidents combined despite his campaign promises to the contrary you know there's there's a laundry list i don't need to go specifically into obama i think this is a it's a feature of the system be it for tax purposes or personal reasons like mike the number of people choosing to jump ship has risen eight fold since two thousand and eight making it a serious choice for a growing amount peter all of a r.c. belin. i'm just a moment a pillar of crosstalk that's next on its. own and know who a lazy bureaucratic and trivial censorship strikes again but this time in r

russia booked their place in the fed cup final after a thrilling come back from to nail down to stun slovakia three to receive on port reports. russia produced a little bit of history is overcome with her side ever to come from two robbers to love down in a fed cup semifinal the hero of the day was with. my carla as first of all she won only a second ever live singles rubber beating down your one hundred men teamed up with lin the best in our country and the many possible so you know her ever growing reputation it was a really tough match for me and i don't remember that day. screaming come one in my imagine my life i never remember this and everything yeah when you play for your country good morning motion and i got really best. today coming into the reverse singles and doubles russia were facing elimination after a pretty poor opening singles i thirds has done you one hundred call. the age of necessity of publishing. looks very out of sorts however the tables were turned on sunday as a rejuvenating maria kirilenko managed to get the better. of him a car of a showing some before the wife man

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have an excuse to withdraw from the euro and create a northern europe with itself holland maybe slovakia finland and one or two other countries that's a possibility but i think you know what they're trying to do or what they tried to do with quantitative easing and all this money printing is hope that by putting this money into the economy that the economy would get jumpstarted and the problems would disappear but i think the recognizing now that all of the money printing in the world has not solved the unemployment problem got the economy moving and those problems are getting bigger and bigger as the economy continues to deteriorate and so i think they're really now in crunch time and they're starting to recognize the reality of the situation to these remedies that they've been trying haven't worked i mean i know you're friends with another frequent guest on our show james records and he talks about the currency collapses around the world kind of going in a certain order based on vulnerabilities and i think clearly japan is in a precarious situation so if you could just talk a little bi

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in europe, meanwhile, the ecb takes its decision day on the road this month and a meeting in slovakia on thursday. more sign of inflation and weak economic data. many believe now is the time for central banks to cut rates, but they will wait. james, what are your expectations? and what does it do if they cut rates or not? because, i mean, it doesn't matter xkly. it's not either here nor there. i wonder what it does for sentiment. >> yeah. i suppose three-month yields are around 0.112%. it might have a larger impact on, say, mortgage owners that is around 78% property ownership there. so it could beef that. but overall, we had initially thought that it would be around a 50 basis point cut. givenlg merkel's stance, it's reminded us that germany should adopt a hard line against periphery europe and perhaps more likely a more -- for the bundes bank and maybe for a 25 basis point nos the 50 basis point cut. >> how much are the german elections messing things up a little bit? >> i think the outcome is fairly certain. but it's certainly from a hard line. that will create some form of uncerta

in hungary as well as czech republic or slovakia. but if you look at what hat been achieved in separating czechoslovakia in a peaceful way, no one would have expected that would be possible, and now close friends, close friends. and even the former yugoslavia, after all this terrible war in the '90s, we have found the way to -- europe success story and it remains very complex, complicated. >> minister, we could keep you here all afternoon. we are enthralled. we're going to invite you back and hope you will come. thank you so much. join me in thanking the minister. [applause] >> i strongly urge you to come up with a number to tell this committee and the american people, we have a responsibility as well, and for you to say, well, we're just going to see how things turn out, it will determine the size of the post -- 2014 post office, i believe this is tragic and terrible mistake for which we may pay a very heavy price. >> senator, can i comment on that? >> sure. >> senator, to be clear, i didn't say to leave it complete he vague. we are

of the gas consumed in germany, 71% consumed in poland and turkey, 100% in latvia and lithuania, slovakia a bipartisan l3 seven january i introduced a bipartisan legislation of republicans and democrats together cosponsoring which would expedite the experts to nato allies and to japan. i've heard from many of our nato allies and japan that they have to buy our gas we talked about yesterday the gas in the global market. do you believe that the exports from the united states to these countries would strengthen our national security interest? >> thank you. that is an interesting question. i think many dynamics and the gas market address this question working with allies i want to start with that and exports are clearly one but i but also noted that if you look at the last few years just to the fact that the united states had this gas revolution led to the essentially diversion of a lot of lng there was targeting the united states to europe created a remarkable amount of stock market pricing and put pressure on the russian imports so i think there are many ways in which these dynamics come to

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