critics say he is on an imperial mission taking advantage of washington's powerlessness and what "der spiegelcalls "germany's strange indulgence." they point out that many germans are very tolerant of russia's expansionist policies, mainly for economic reasons, but also for historic reasons. "der speiiegel" says germany still has very strong ties to its former occupier and it likens this to a sort of stockholm syndrome. >> vladimir putin's strategies are very worrisome to many in the west. they are wondering how far his ambition goes. >> this article talks about insatiable. after gobbling up crimea, the russian bear is trying to take another bite out of ukraine. inside, "the economist" says the cost of stopping the russian bear is high, but it will only get higher if the west does nothing. it calls for reinforcement of nato troops in central and eastern europe as well as widening visa restrictions for russian oligarchs and their families. "the economist" calls on the west to impose sanctions on russia similar to those on iran. will that be enough? that is another thing magazines are taking a

into college course and apparently changed lives and is unsupported by the nissan to move either spiegel who posted a picture as you continue to your screen. all of the flag will be a pc's leaving a comment or send me personally and after changing their ukrainian like a russian flag isn't the npcs the grave just reported on or thereabouts was at what happened was that of course the abc's on routes from. i'm opposed to some yet to resume short of dreams. of course that it was picked up that witnesses had seen armored vehicles plying russian flags on the roads between chronicles the struggles confused with the kids gave rise to the kind of a new license office my coaching waters where our russian flags and armored personnel carriers with roti. that's the kind of tension plum tree still stands. as i think everybody still interested in what's going on at eastern creek this morning as well. or even arabia. mike was also picked it up and it posted in that region reported that again would be much obliged in eastern ukraine. this was mrs today was partially true. it misses the box toward the con

is the time from last month the rev cole is suppose to make him look very scary and the german der spiegel operate their interpretation of the talks between the western leaders and the russian president. but apparently it's not just the personality that the outputs are interested in but in other parts of him as well. the russian presence or so continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it. in washington and then a shake and parking. and coming up with piano lessons and the image and not using thus the room. a little while back of my team in any michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to pain just to try to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked iraqi oil what do you think of my team it's a magnet for acts of stupidity is not important what is important is that the skills he's just how much the media affects us all monkey see monkey do is a reality after everett arcade not every person halloween painting sells bright blue when i was a kid literally every child won the jump off of it and be a pro wrestle

the time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look fierce during the german der spiegel operate their interpretation of the talks between the western leaders and the russian president. but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but in other parts of him as well. russian presence or so continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it. in washington on that instead of parking. some of the global headlines. a number of people confirmed dead capsize have a very pleasant thirty six divers have recovered four bodies captain of the ship arrested along with two of his crew members. it raises a number of charges including negligence of duty in violations of maritime law low visibility and strong currents continue to block the search for more than two hundred sixty people still missing. rose right in this enthralled by the province of the yemen has killed thirteen suspected terrorists and three civilians are thought to belong to a local branch of al qaeda that washington has said is extremely dangerous us has admitted

spiegel advise them to first look back at the past five years and look at all the previous scares wereoff in the market and realize in fact those were all terrific buying opportunities. if you look around you, the u.s. economy is doing just fine, europe is actually improving. the situation i think is better in terms of the county that it was a past five years. i think this will again try to be a great lying opportunity. i would sit tight. if you have for example too much money and bond funds, should think about rotating into equities. liz: i look at how well that specter fund has done, look at that and think he would have been so proud. good for you and the team, thank you so much. president and cio. the closing bell in for two and half minutes. it was a television show done at got the attention of both viewers and wall street. the battle royal between "mad men" and "game of thrones." who won this epic fight? i am talking about the stock. details and what it means for those two huge media giants between these major shows. and the market closing at 4:00 p.m. eastern, but you guys need t

spiegel is a lot of misperception of what is going on now.doing was surveying the millennials and women we have on our side and asking them what is going on. we are releasing a survey result on tuesday of next week in conjunction with equal payday. the opportunity is more important than salaried or job title. there are a lot of things that have to be better communicated. liz: this is a brilliant site, helhope they check it out. you are making a difference. thank you so much. have a little after it that says stop talking to all of your candidates. good luck to you. april 8 is equal payday. check out the site. we have five minutes to go before the bell rings, closing a very tough session. investors pour $3.1 million from the total return funded. he seems more concerned about the loss of a four-legged friend. we will explain after the break. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. b

melissa: evan spiegel gathers his employees to talk about their feelings once a week.: that is an eventual short. >> talk about your feelings. >> don't want to make a judgment based on of foam but as long as you are making money the secrets -- >> suppose our boss called him. >> i would do anything he says. i would do it. >> tell the truth. melissa: what ever. charles: a lot of stocks. one last thing, to your point, it does work until it doesn't work and sometimes these guys give megalomaniacs the worst-case scenario the american imperil guy, all kinds of charges leveled at him, the hot stock that the rail. can get these guys who become sort of nuts, crazy. >> it is the stock right now. dagen: all find games. >> i want to do this thing where you fall into people's arms. melissa: we will do that right after the show. yahoo! is getting up to fuel a surge giant away from apple products. yahoo!'s buyer plans to woo the i phone maker next. at the end of the day it is all about money. melissa: melissa frances with your fox business brief. a federal judge is rejecting a bid th

time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look there's gary and the german there spiegeloffered their interpretation of the talks between western leaders and the russian president but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but in other parts of him as well the russian presence torso continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it in washington i'm going to shut down. thanks for being with us on this saturday morning here in moscow it's also international coming up for you to a hill million politicians. something's not right about that abby martin calls him out breaking news. a little while back a monument at a michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to waves of students trying to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked on a wrecking ball what do you think down monuments that are magnets for acts of public stupidity is not important what is important is that this illustrates just how much the media affects us all monkey see monkey do is a reality after

time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look they're scary and the german there spiegel offered their interpretation of the talks between western leaders and the russian president but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but you know the parts of him as well the russian president's torso continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it in washington i'm going to shut down or to. be a chevelle of i heard often i was time for the mean time up with all the international mikes cars are going off with a dodgy buying. if your in the u.k. it's afshin rattansi and going on the ground live from moscow it's out of the international thank you to. over one million children have voted with their lunch money and have stopped eating lunch is based on the standards of michelle obama's anti obesity campaign many students find the lunches offered under the terms of the healthy hunger free kids act to be either far too small or far too baffling some of the meals are so unappealing that many youngsters are throwing up photos

and senior correspondent from our germany's does spiegel magazine holger stark he believes governments well ahead of the average user when it comes to exploiting social networks for political reasons people realized that the internet lost its innocence and that's probably the biggest achievement for snowden since he popped up last summer the overall approach of the n.s.a. but also the government is to have the whole he stake that's how they say it so imagine the internet all information that is flowing every day as a haystack for the internet the intelligence agencies that want to acquire that haystack to have everything almost all kinds of information and then to find out and go through it which information is necessary to have and which not and i think people need to realize whatever you do on the internet it's just on secure. hard to look at me when i want to international law very young to buy mazzei hitting the path of enlightenment on route to a buddhist temple in siberia. delving into the mystery of one lama who's known decaying body is baffling modern scientists even today deca

began with reports that they had arrived and then a tweet from this lady running a saloon with their spiegel who photographed the tanks and. basically gave photographic evidence that these tanks and a.p.c.'s had picked up russian flags and were now departing kramatorsk for slovyansk for nearby slovyansk now that's at the scene where a couple of us who have been in this game slightly longer than others perhaps were started to worry about what might be reported while these tanks were on the roofs and this is exactly what we saw al-arabiya for example broke news that armored vehicles with russian flags were seen in ukraine and if we can roll on again you can see that in fact sky news and reuters news picked up a reuters report of witnesses seeing vehicles with russian flags and this is just the kind of stuff that other media organizations could jump on very very quickly and start to spread the kind of misinformation that we're seeing coming around coming out of eastern ukraine at the moment the reporters who are in on the ground there describe it as a fog of war thicker than they've ever seen y

vehicles rolled into kramatorsk and apparently change flags and this was reported by raju saloon move spiegel who posted a picture as you can see just here on the screen of the fly over the a.p.c.'s leaving heading for slovyansk after changing their ukrainian flag for a russian flag these are now the a.p.c.'s that graeme just reported on there or thereabouts but what happened was that of course the a.p.c.'s the only route from. slovyansk it's a really short trip with all groups of course it was picked up witnesses had seen armored vehicles flying russian flags on the roads between kramatorsk and slovyansk and this was that gave rise to the kind of news breaks that we saw from sky quoting reuters where russian flags and armored personnel carriers were rolling through ukraine and that's the kind of potentially inflammatory stuff that. i think everybody so interested in what's going on in eastern ukraine this morning as well . likewise also picked it up and posted a tweet reported again over vehicles with russian flags seen in eastern ukraine but this is this is actually want to talk to true it

the time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look very scary and the german there spiegel offered their interpretation of the talks between western leaders and the russian president but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but you know the parts of him as well the russian president's torso continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it in washington i'm going to shut down or to. turning now to some other global headlines the number of people confirmed dead from the capsized south korean ferry risen to thirty six in the diapers of earth covered more bodies the captain of the ship arrested along with two of his group members because of the faces a number of charges including negligence of duty and violations of maritime law low visibility and strong currents continue to block the search for more than two hundred sixty people still missing. drone strike in the central province of yemen has killed thirteen suspected terrorists and three civilians there thought to belong to a local branch of al qaida that washi

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weird toxic securities from the depositors and taxpayers of this nation, which is what the glass spe spiegelt happen. >> really important and very interesting stuff. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> a bit of a transition here. with ewanted to let you know today i'm starting a special video series for our website. we called it abby's adventures. here's a sneak peek of volume one. >> if you have to have three types of alcohol in your home, just for entertaining, making drinks for people, what would you say? >> if i'm picking three, i want to go with versatility that will make the majority of the people in my house happy. so definitely some american whiskey. also vodka, you always have to have that at a party. and then i would say maybe the third one being te kill a. >> i heard you came up with a drink for cycle. >> i did. >> i would love to see what that is. >> can you shake it? >> i'm a little nervous. >> do it. >> this is definitely perfect for "the cycle." >> i'm glad you like it. >> i need a little help with the shaking apparently. our cycle ists loved it. see why our

time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look they're scary and the german there spiegel offered their interpretation of the talks between western leaders and the russian president but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but you know the parts of him as well the russian president's torso continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it in washington i'm going to shut down. it was no ordinary night for people in the northern russian states have mormons who witnessed a downswing astronomic spectacle and huge miss how riots in a time the night sky and scaring someone while europe is the flash was so bright fleeting moment it almost stunned night to day in preparation last chair another visitor from space made quite an entrance in the city have changed out minsk bringing a deafening blast wave and shattering windows. coming up next company the millionaire politicians something's not right i mustn't call them out and breaking the sad thing. over one million children have voted with their lunch money and have st

spiegel i'm blessed with great people.in with the family and they have spent their lives during the themepark business so i don't pretend to know everything about all the runnings of it, but i surround myself with people who are smarter than me, so i have been blessed i have had good people, but i am totally hands-on. making a lot of decisions at least i can say no, i don't like that idea, or that is a wonderful idea. we work wonderful together. i do have great people to help me run them. stuart: tell me about qvc. >> what you are doing now, kind of a new them are doing. a one hour special on april 27, we will have the new cd, so people kind of watch and call in or make orders and all that, so that is just another wonderful new vehicle for selling records. stuart: i did not see you in the forbes billionaire list. will you get there soon? >> i don't care about any of that, i count my blessings more than i count my money. i'm a millionaire times over in clement and fun. i don't boast and brag about those kind of things. i am

ukrainian armored column had defected and produced a russian flag while locals cheered their decision spiegel's foreign editor tweeted a pic from the scene as the column then departed first love yes this development was ignored by news agencies including al-arabiya and sky who run invasion alarm bells by reporting witnesses seeing an armored column with russian flags in eastern ukraine the column went on to perform tricks to a gather press pack in slovyansk for all this and more from eastern ukraine follow our updates on r.t. dot com i felt the fans fired an ask region say the armored vehicles are now heading towards the regional capital where activists have been occupying government buildings for over a week after declaring their region a sovereign republic murray for national is there. we've seen these people protesting for weeks in eastern and southern ukraine first taken to the streets. and taken over state buildings. were peaceful people who simply demand that the ukrainian authorities listen to us. for a month we've been the rally and asking for a referendum but they did not listen to us

spiegel i'm outraged the use military planes. that is more outrageous.ry reid saying cancer patients are liars and he denied saying that. same people cannot find a before care because i don't understand the internet. dr. keith ablow on this after the break. >> there are some people like my grandchildren who can handle everything so easily on the internet. a 63-year-old woman came in and said i just about got there, it would cut me off. we have a lot of people just like this through no fault of the net, but people are not educated how to use the internet. when does your work en does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or wn your compan's bought another? is it over after you' given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 h

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out to go to los angeles spiegel nomi prins author of this new book all the president's bankers they had alliances that drive american power know me welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me back max all right nomi prins many think the washington d.c. to wall street corridor is a newly corrupted one but your book lays out that this corridor has existed for quite a long time tell us about it you know we're talking about over one hundred years so there's been a century of interconnections family ties bloodline relationships between washington and wall street powers since the turn of the twentieth century right and you discussed the six bankers involved in bailing out the markets in october of one nine hundred twenty nine and the six bankers who designed to hank paulson's two thousand and eight bail out of the markets tell us about the role of these six. the throughline of the big six bankers and that was by the way a term coined by b. c. forbes back in the one nine hundred twenty nine crash period where he looked at the ban

time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look they're scary and the german there spiegel offered their interpretation of the talks between western leaders and the russian president but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but you know the parts of him as well the russian president's torso continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it all right thanks for joining us here in our international just a moment guiding you through move through some of the financial headlines but if you're in the u.k. you're going on the ground with returns. serious effects go off base and try to play out where. people are going to be american news for you and your life for the short changing everybody. somehow may not know laughed oh well. my own wife ok. let's make this exciting all time. most cases to meet women. sometimes for nothing which. is so neat and simple. it's not just keep up the story it's good be just it to be safe be a stage eight lupita but speech was. do we speak your language any time of the war not a day of.

in december, in he's "der spiegel" reported that the nsa intercepts amazon packages and sells spyware on laptops. do you think the story strays too close to the line of revealing nsa techniques? did you hold back on the story or would you have? >> i haven't commented op other people's -- on other people's journalism because i think i'm not the right person for that. i can't play press critic on a story that i'm covering. i'll distinguish that story from the things we've been focusing on. first of all, if you're intercepting a particular package, it's not that they're intercepting all the shipments of all the computers, right? they're not planting chips on every time you order an update. so those are, by definition, targeted operations. generally speaking, we have not been writing about targeted operations. and certainly not -- we don't want to reveal either the method they've using or the identity of the target. in other cases, and this is not our story, others have written about ways that the nsa has undermined encryption standards, for example. i hi those are harder calls -- i think

time from last month the red color is supposed to make him look there's gary and the german there spiegel offered their interpretation of the talks between western leaders and the russian president but apparently it's not just the personality that the outlets are interested in but you know the parts of him as well as the russian presence torso continues to migrate from cover to cover and there seems to be no end to it in washington i'm going to shut down. and it was no ordinary night for people in the northern russian city of mormons who witnessed a dazzling astronomic spectacle with huge meteorite lighting up. the night sky scaring some wowing others the flash so bright for a fleeting moment it almost turned night to day in february of last year another visitor from space made quite an entrance in the city of chill yob in spring a deafening blast wave that shattered windows. breaking the set with abby martin or if you're joining us from the u.k. sputnik with george galloway stay with us here on r.t. . a little while back a monument at a michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball

private information is going more on this i'm joined by holger stark he is senior correspondent for der spiegeland author of a new book at the n.s.a. complex out only in german no isn't it it's not in english what a pity oh what a pity indeed well at least german readers can can catch that book now first things first it seems like every day people are getting new headlines about new government operations when it comes to our personal data things like that especially since edward snowden uncovered this the situation. what is it how far ahead of the game is the government ahead of the typical consumer the typical twitter user when i think people realize that the internet lost its innocence and that's probably the biggest achievement of personal know since he popped up last summer the overall approach of the n.s.a. but also the government is to have the whole he state that's holding so so you'd. imagine the internet all information that is flowing every day is the haystack of the internet the intelligence agencies who want to acquire that haystack to have everything almost all kinds of information

[indiscernible] spiegel --erally speaking they are disrespectful of the representatives of the -- administration, very disrespectful. . we have all been on both sides of that discussion in committee. isalways say whatever it that you are agreeing or disagreeing, if we always oh are witnesses respect. i do not really want to go to that place. i would just say their disdain for anybody who disagrees with them is pretty across the board. i do not want to go to the race piece, but i think it applies to women. it is so evident that it applies to women. i do not want to be distracted. the fact is we have to talk about the fact about how we create jobs in our country, how we build an economy that works for everyone. whatever it is, it is their problem. ignore them. show them how -- if they have a problem with race or women or whatever, it is their problem. they are on the wrong side, not only of history, but on the wrong side of the future. integration, do you endorse [indiscernible] for those undocumented immigrants [indiscernible] d about very excite it. i am pleased with the attitude that the secret