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st. petersburg international economic forum is in full swing with president them said to address later. ryan chilcote joins usm st. petersburg and he is standing by with a special guest. good morning to you. >> that is exactly right. we have the ceo of russian railways with us, a man who has been shanking -- sanctioned by the u.s. government, caught up recently in this conflict between russia, the united states, and the geopolitical situation. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the elephant in the room. the fact that you have been personally sanctioned by the united states. you cannot travel there. you do not have any money there, so that does not matter. otherwise, that would be frozen. how does it affect russian railways? >> from the point of view of russian railways, you are journalists and you know that even bad information is good advertising. this point, my modest personality is just jumping. from the point of actual business development, it is not good. there are the speculations and fall seconds asians -- false accusations. the atmosphere and the environment is going to be deteriorating. >> gi

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us from st. petersburg international economic foreign with more. -- economic forum. >> i'm joined by the russian y minister, alexi ulyukayev. thank you for being with us this morning. let's start with the elephant in the room. it seems to me that a lot of ceos, both american but not only american, european, have stayed away. is that how you see it? all right for the participation of the businesses here. some of them especially from america -- >> goldman sachs. >> then it comes to europe, italy, spain, france. norway, finland, korea, china, japan, the participation is there. >> it feels like the international community is trying to send a message to russia. if you want isolation, this is what it looks like. i get the sense that you are onting slightly a brave face this year. moving on, if we see a ratcheting up of sanctions, if we see economic sanctions or sectoral sanctions, how would russia respond? >> one more word about participation. we have sent a letter to each and any ceo of a company in position to be here and i said in there was some specific consideration. we would not in any way punish

with us today. >>> the 249th pick in the 2014 n.f.l. draft, the st. louis rams select michael sams, defensive end, missouri. >> lots of cheers in the room. history was made at the n.f.l. draft as michael samz became the first openly gay n.f.l. draft pick. al jazeera jessica taft joins us with more on this landmark moment? >> you know, the more i start watching the rams, i see they are more ahead of the curve in anybody else in the diversity column in the n.f.l. because drafting michael sams in the 7th round made the former missouri tiger the first openly gay player selected in the n.f.l. draft but the rams were also the first franchise to sign an african-american player giving kenny washington a deal in 1946. that was a year before jackie robinson made history with the brooklyn dodgers. they said he was hon -- the coach said he was proud to be part ofhit. it was an emotional one for the defensive end. for michael sam, the weight of the moment was overwhelming. it was the realization of a life-long dream and one he got to share with his boyfriend. when

st. petersburg and speak with the russian deputy finance minister. that is right after the break. stay with us. ♪ >> it is day 2 of the st. petersburg international economic forum and one key topic on top of the agenda is russia's stalling economy. let's get back out to ryan chilcote, standing by for a first on bloomberg interview with the russian deputy finance minister. take it away, ryan. >> he has just come back with a mastercardh visa and executives. russia has been locked in a serious dispute with visa and mastercard ever since those companies introduced -- or declined to service some of their credit cards in a very brief suspension that turned heads in russia and riled russian politicians. thank you very much for joining us. the visa ceo said that the conditions that russia is talking about introducing, there is already a law, in order for and to stay, are too dear if russia is going to stick to its guns on the amount of collateral the russian government wants and moving the operations onshore, then it is better for visa to exit. coming out of this meeting, do you get the sense that the

st. patrick's day here with us, at luncheon, and part of his speech was about passing comprehensive immigration reform. now, they don't have to take our bill. they don't have to take the senate bill. but, mr. speaker, the american people deserve to have a bill on the floor to fix a broken system. it's not a question of whether they trust the president. it's whether or not they trust the word of the house of representatives that it can work its will. i would hope that we could work our will on this issue. it's important for the american people. and i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentleman yields back. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that the -- immediate on tuesday, may 6, 2014, when it up shall convene at noon for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. >> tonight on c-span2, the pentagon releases a report on military sexual assault. senator talks ...

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st. louis rams. cheryl herd is in san francisco with reaction for us tonight. hello, cheryl. >> reporter: the announcement came down a couple of hours ago and people are still reacting here at high top sports bar in san francisco on market street. folks were glued to the television set this afternoon, many stunned when they read his name. michael sam seemed to be stunned as well. he was very emotional when he got the news. sam was drafted in the seventh round and those who watch football closely said he would probably go in the fifth or seventh round. many said he would not be drafted because he had tight hips, and not as fast as some would like. others said that the fact that he announced that he is gay would hurt his chances. obviously it didn't, and folks i talked to this afternoon are pleased. >> he just gets a chance to go to the nfl and that's fantastic. >> really excited that he got drafted. i'm excited that a team took a chance and they didn't worry about, you know, whether he was gay or straight, because in the nfl they said they didn't care. and now i

uses would've really activated space. we expect many of the building south of 20th st. to have it variety of uses even if they are predominant character is making industrial. with respect to office up your senator to buildings though the circle become office because historically were office. building 101 and building 104 this is a picture of what fort point looked like prior to renovation. this is what [inaudible] look like today. what was seen in the market is love creative office type uses to my lot of nonprofit type uses, and a lot of tech type uses. the really drawn to historical buildings. we are talking to all those groups actively though no one has committed yet. again waiting to see the project get to the stage with the transaction documents are approved. the 3rd type of use that we have worked very hard to create at pier 70 are small maker type uses. one of the changes we have that right now the spaces are huge and we have a lot of historical constraints of cutting them up so we looked upon as many small existing structures as possible. were also look at some opportunities for temporary container or other type structures in the courtyard where you could have u

mark the end of world war two and the defeat of ism with parades and celebrations in recent years russia has promoted the use of orange and black st george's ribbons as a symbol of pride in the soviet victory. however in recent months the symbolism has become increasingly associated with pro russian separatist forces in ukraine walk in sport is in george's ribbons as an expression of their support of the kremlin as victory day two thousand fourteen approaches the ukrainian institute of national memory is as ukrainians to leave the scene gorgeous ribbons on adopt a red poppy and internationally recognized symbol of respect for the people who laid down their lives in war. the puppy is traditionally worn to commemorate warranted by citizens in the uk canada australia new zealand and south africa he was adopted soon after world war one to signify life after death as the puppy was the only plants to grow in the devastated battlefields of france ukraine you that read the organizers to see this year the puppy will be a symbol of respect for those who gave their lives fighting to defeat a schism in world war two. the victory day and the n

st. petersburg economic forum. for more on their view on markets, we welcome the cfo. great to have you with us. talking to ryan st. petersburg. we had the election results in ukraine. what does this landscape mean when you sit in a board room as a major oil producer? >> first of all, we have been doing business in russia for more than 20 years. we have a very long-term perspective. we don't have business in ukraine but we follow the situation very closely. put pressure on your ceo not to go to st. petersburg or was it a closed-door decision made by you? >> we participated in st. petersburg. >> you are present but the ceo wasn't there? >> it is an important meeting for us in st. petersburg. promising opportunities in russia. >> and you are continuing even though the ceo of rosneft is on the bench. no problems there? great opportunities for the long-term in russia. >> let's move on from that. let's talk about your business. this political crisis, some would say, will create an opportunity. europe needs to look outwardly now for their supply. in the long term, does that mean there was an opportunit

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives withioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. accusing city officials of keeping a secret, a secret that ended up getting several homes red tagged. the i team has been investigating what lead to a landslide there and dan noyes has the investigation you will see only on abc7 news. >> gonna get a little worse before it gets better. >> joe is fighting mad. he lives above the san pablo slide, but won't sign a deal to fix the hillside because it lets the city off the hook. >> they should step forward and accept responsibility. the history is there. the documentation is there. >> the ordeal began march 25th, 2011. neighbors woke up to see their yards

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. music success story is one of those from oakland. as jonathon bloom tells us, what started as an after school club is qekly becoming a -- quickly becoming a national sensation. >> reporter: they are just an ordinary bunch of high school kids who can sing. and they have been doing their thing at sold out concerts and on national tv. what began in this classroom at oakland school for the arts is now a phenomenon called vocal rush. >> it is all voices and no instruments. it is not even a drum or anything. a a capella music is its own word. >> aca-nerd. aca-awesome. >> aca-scuse me. >> this was brough

. >> when you say contracts but st are those contracts with two? >> contact us for example i think grappling -- >> for the u.s. military. >> that's right to be a contracts for the u.s. military that sort of centered around construction and a loud hymn logistics. >> vehicles, fuel. >> so he built a kind of expertise in particular doing construction work that he then brought with him. but the relationship with the americans continued to be very deep, and i should say actually that my first trip in 2007 was not on my own. it was actually with the u.s. military commander of the american prt. he suggested to me you know you're interested in the warlords and governors. you should come back with us. so i got on the helicopter and flew out. i had never been to the border. i had certainly never flown in the u.s. military helicopter. what i didn't realize is that they would keep me on the base. but they got all kind of people in and what i realized was the first of all this wasn't a good way to do the fieldwork so i didn't have that arrangement in my trips to kandahar. bu

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives witheering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. well, if you can't get up for a game seven, you should not be on the floor. warriors and clippers laying it all on the line for a shot at the conference semis. the doves came up short. warrior nation taking over l.a. draymond green had a career high 24 points. they're up 45-39. seth curry hit three of his 33. head to the fourth, clippers up two. andre iguodala a three. had he 14. but l.a. comes right back. chris paul lost to jordan for the jam. curry drives. blocked by jordan. clippers take it the other way. blake griffin had 24. but his biggest play with under a minute left. drives, throws it up someh

st. louisrams. meanwhile the rams head coach says it's time to get to work. >> he's done an outstanding job dealing with things. i believe he's prepared to discuss the situation and get on to football and helping us win. st. louis rams fans couldn't agree more. they want to see michael sam hit the field. last season the team finished 7-9, at the bottom of the nfc west. >> he has a chance. he's got to prove himself. >> i think he'll be a good player for the rams. >> will he be a distraction? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. he's a good player. i think he'll prove himself. >> it's time to shut up and play some football. we need him. >> that last shot is just a good one. joe carter joirning us now. sports and professional sports taking a lot of flak lately, a lot of controversy in the nfl talking about crime, the redskins name. >> the nba and sterling. our fair share of controversy, for sure. this is a bright spot, a positive spot for the nfl, for all the negative press they've received lately for minority coaches not being promoted or hired, having these players getting into trust, arrested and all that off the field, this is a positive moment pour the nfl to celebrate. >> a positive moment f

st. petersburg. the economy ministers saying threats from sanctions will not be used. ♪ >> spotlight on st. petersburg. we are live withxecutive of the country's biggest stock exchange. >> cashing in on the u.k. housing boom. china's trades today as answer to amazon. hello. welcome to those just waking up in the united states. >> this is "the pulse." live from london. it is russia's biggest baseness gathering of the year. it is one of the most controversial. .yan chilcote joins us you have been covering the summit for two decades now. what is different this year? is different this year is the number of people who are here. what is interesting is why. the bosses of companies like visa, mastercard, goldman sachs -- none of them have come because the white house told them to stay away. , the ceoeuropean ceos , some of russia's long-standing partners, have stayed away. the world bank. it is pretty clear that there is a signal being sent to the russian leadership if president n intends to continue his action in ukraine, there is going to be a price to that -- isolation. having said that, there are some bps on hand, the boss

st. jude children's research hospital. becky and don join us with an early look at the festivities.ties tomorrow but we made you get out of bed early today. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> talk about the lineup you have going. it's family friendly an meant to be like an all-day party. >> this year we have music geared towards the children a little more. we have a performer that does a cd for children, ukelele playing, and we have more folk type music. >> i think that certainly you can stay all day. >> absolutely. >> they like all kinds of music, right? it is a fund-raiser so you have some auction items up and nice to see you brought a guitar that is actually color coordinated for my skirt. >> this isn't the first time we have a guitar specifically for females. we also have guitars autographed by bon jovi an motley crue has donated an lp as well. >> that's nice. they're all signed so you get to own a piece of history. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> becky, you know, this is -- you have a very personal reason for putting this fund-raiser that's now in its fourth ye

st. jude's experience with fundraising. >> when the bottom fell out in an electronichad board meeting on the phone, all of us, the members.discussed cutting programs. everybody said, we cannot stop the programs. do we take much children -- less children? what are we going to have to do? we are going to have to work harder. we've killed ourselves because we will not go back. thank god that we have 9 million constant donors and some of them are $25 a month. they are partners and help. -- in hope. family, yourour father, our longtime advocate for the children at st. jude's. frequentlyealize how you are contributing on women's issues. your iconic role on "that girl." is there something that happened that created an opportunity to become -- >> you are a good interviewer. tavis: your husband is the best. marlo thomas is married to phil donahue. >> he is a good interviewer. link and iteresting will try to do it quickly. tavis: it is pbs, we have time. >> i was having a ball and i was receiving a tremendous amount of mail because i was the only single girl. the girls love my hair and all that. i was getting mail that said ,hings

. >> when you say contracts but st are those contracts with two? >> contact us for example i think grappling -- >> for the u.s. military. >> that's right to be a contracts for the u.s. military that sort of centered around construction and a loud hymn logistics. >> vehicles, fuel. >> so he built a kind of expertise in particular doing construction work that he then brought with him. but the relationship with the americans continued to be very deep, and i should say actually that my first trip in 2007 was not on my own. it was actually with the u.s. military commander of the american prt. he suggested to me you know you're interested in the warlords and governors. you should come back with us. so i got on the helicopter and flew out. i had never been to the border. i had certainly never flown in the u.s. military helicopter. what i didn't realize is that they would keep me on the base. but they got all kind of people in and what i realized was the first of all this wasn't a good way to do the fieldwork so i didn't have that arrangement in my trips to kandahar. bu

with usa? >> and 86 he still around. he comes home to us and he's retiring and we have an epic retirement party in st. homas with the chartered yacht for 50 people. fresh fruit and red snapper fillets. just a gorgeous time. comes back to miami where we are living and all he has to do is nothing. just nothing. andy's incapable of it. just like george it sounds like. there's something about entering the business either at the beginning or in the process and becoming successful and it that just spoils the mind or something. you become at a certain point in capable of doing anything else. the alarm clock goes off and it echoes down in the decades of your life and you cannot go forward on regular strength existence. you just have to do something else. >> so you were really lucky in that you had your source in your family. >> yes, lucky and not so lucky. my father was a funny source because when i first found him competent he disappeared from my life when i was 10 and didn't know anything about marijuana. i knew my parents were hippies and i had heard rumors. >> so the party in the caribbean was when you wer

am looking forward to working with you as we implement this ate effort.ant 8-st finally, alzheimer's disease. one out of eight people are diagnosed with alzheimer's. for usin thisnt context is that one out of five medicare dollars -- that is a medicaree out of five dollars are spent on someone with alzheimer's. i do not know if you have had enough to focus on this yet. one out of five medicare dollars and yet we have less than .25% that goes to research. i know the president is focusing on the brain research effort and so on, but we certainly want to work with you on more effective ways to address what is clearly a disease affecting every family in america. i don't know if you have any comments or if you have had a chance to look at this at all, but certainly want your commitment. we would appreciate it, to really focus on it. yournter, thank you for leadership in the mental health space and alzheimer's. -- senator, thank you for your leadership. important, both in terms of research and delivery, care for those who are caregivers. we need research to treat and prevent the problem, what we do to treat haitians who are currently suffering, and also how we

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us with some advice, dr. cohen of the headache institute, adolescent headache center and a neurologist at st. ing had a concussion myself, i know it takes a little time to heal and there are things you can actually do to help and things that do that hurt. we're seeing an increase, though. are we just having kids that are hurt more often or just paying more attention? >> one thing that's been really beneficial in the past couple years is there has been a lot more awareness about concussions in the media, the work the nfl has done to increase awareness about concussion. and especially a lot of schools and school districts are imposing new legislation and regulation which will help protect kids better. >> so we want kids to still have fun but want to know what to do if they get hurt. if you believe they have a concussion, what do you do to help them heal? >> the best thing is what we call mental rest. we want to protect the brain in its time of healing. some things we recommend is one, no screen time immediately following the concussion while the symptoms are severe. as symptoms improve, you want

st. louis rams draft is in the seventh round. sam told us he is overwhelmed, excite and proud to join the rams. with each passing draft pick he was not worried, but thinking about how he was going to sack each of those quarterbacks. >> the breaking news we have been going to throughout the newscast. the firefighters are responding to a fire in san jose. no estimate on when the fire might be contained. the winds are really whipping around the bay area. we will have more on this in a couple of minutes. . >> we are following breaking news. firefighters battling a fire at a landfill in south san jose. these are live pictures of the fire at the landfill. two alarms and no idea of when it might be contaped. they are having trouble getting water to the fire. that is slowing it down. 5 firefighters on the scene and this is one of several wildfires that they have had to respond to just today. you can see the smoke and we will keep you posted on the progress they make as the landfill in south san jose. >> a single act of kindness benefitted a whole school. it started with a smart and shy student. parents deci

st. thomas's quite a school. they should be proud. politically correct? we will be right back. stay with us>> weld fires still burning hot of control in southern california now turning deadly. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to ow. we're in the business of up. everyday delta fes a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. lou: wildfires raging not have control officials say nearly 20,000 acres ve been scorched in san diego county nearly twice the number of acres as yesterday 1,000 firefighters they started to say there are reports of some progress and some help from mother nature as well our correspondent has the live report. >>. >> there are three active fires burning right now i can pendleton the latest broke out four hours ago creating evacuation's 4700 have to get off the base this afternoon on top of the 1500 to evacuate yesterday and that is one of the number

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st. paul, phoenix, salt lake have functionally eliminated homelessness with veterans with partnerships cities, not for profits, these are good examples. >> to take us out, john norquist, just recently in the papers it appears that now suburbs are growing roughly at the same rate as cities. is everybody where they want to be, and does that provide an opportunity to sort of make life better wherever people are? >> well, it's really a good time for cities. i'm really happy, like my old hometown of milwaukee is actually growing instead of shrinking. that's a good thing. and people don't have the stigmatized image of cities. i wanted to make one point. if you look at canada. they have no national highway program, and no national transit program. they have nothing equivalent to the interstate, and some how the highways connect between the province there is, and they have no real housing programs, either. the cities have really good transit. the housing some how in canada gets done. the canadians have national health insurance, which i think is fantastic, but they don't try to run the cities. they don't try to fund local infrastructure, and you actually g

with us. i want to cross back. in fact, out to st. ck, part of the team there, that carried this live event, able to join us with a little bit more detail and a little bit more color on what was a fascinating piece of television. over to you. >> it was extraordinary. you and i have worked with jeff most of last 10, 15 years. we know what he's capable of. it's an extraordinary piece of television between jeff and vladimir putin. i'm slightly less optimistic on some points than your panel there. putin was making the point, yanukovych is still the legitimate president and he wants to see constitutional changes. what he means by constitutional changes in ukraine is the fact that he wants to see more influence for bold power in the east and southeast of that country and that would mean kiev unable to exert control over what could well be a buffer zone within his own country. i think that was a subtle point about constitutional change rather than the election. jeff was hammering away at him on a host of issues and whether he would work with

st. louis rams and was selected in the final round. richard farrelly is a sports journalist joining us live via skype. thank you for being with us. how important is it that michael sam is gay to this story? >> it's the whole reason for the story. you don't have people taken in the last round of the n.f.l. draft become storeys, unless they are the last pick and they're an ironic story. michael sam being the first n.f.l. gay player is significant because he's going into n.f.l. football. that's where the whole story is here. >> there was one n.f.l. - former n.f.l. coach that gave a quote to sports illustrated anonymously saying "i don't think football is ready for an openly gay player yet", is that true? >> i don't know if i can answer that. seems like a hypothetical. we'll know the answer in a few months. it seems if n.f.l. is not ready for a homosexual player, it probably should have one. it's about time. particularly in u.s. sports. we have had an openly gay soccer player within the last year, an openly gay basketball player. there's no reason why n.f.l. should have to be the last frontier. whether the n.f.l. is ready or not. it'

us from st. marcos california is brian rooney, al jazeera correspondent. thank you for joining us. that is where a fire broke out. forcing a university to close down. with the winds and textures nearing 100 degrees, what are the firefighters telling you. >> it's hard to fight fire. when it's 100 degrees, and the humidity is low. they attack it from the air. helicopters, aircraft, firefighters don't get out ahead of a fire on the ground. it's far too dangerous. have you to depend partly upon the terrain and wind and weather, and good luck to coral and contain it. >> how many people have been evacuated. how much property has been damaged? >> the evacuations are a shifting number. figures - 20,000 homes outside san diego. yesterday and today about 13,000, it's in numbers of homes, not people. the damage - so far, we'll get better numbers in a report. so far not that many houses have burnt, considering the amount of ground that burnt. it's 14 square miles of area that the fires burnt through. only a handful of houses and complex burnt, several outbuildings, but they are counting. >> the fire department chief, which was an area worst hit. lego land is there

with you. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> just to point out, i am hosting a panel with president vladimir putin. that coming up in just a few hours here in sttersburg. i'll send it back to you for now, though, ross. >> i'd call that an unmissable event, jeff. thanks for that. we are an hour and 20 minutes into the trading day here in europe. we're very much 50/50 between decliners and eded ed ed ed e. we are just down 14 points. we had an ipo this morning, one that suggests maybe we've peaked in demand for ipo saga. listing this morning at 185, right at the bottom of the range. they had a range of 185 up to 215. it has ticked up slightly to 8 186. 88. we saw the ephone number. the hang sang fairly flat. treasury yields, stronger housing data yesterday. stronger home sales rebounding in april. treasury yields take time. currently at 2.54%. we were 2.55% with yield in the overnight session as well. the dollar helped buy higher u.s. yields. dollar/yen up to 101.73, away from the 3 1/2 month low we hit on wednesday of 180. sterling is weaker, back down from the 169 level we hit yesterday. euro/dollar, fresh 2 1/2 month lows or three-month lows

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st. louis on his storic flight to france. >>> buster rimes is 42. cher, 68 and she is still is rocking it. thank you for being with us., everyone. it's 4:30, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. taking a live look outside. while many of you are sleeping, rain actually fell in parts of the bay area. thunderstorms are possible throughout the day. for more on that, let's bring in meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, good morning to you. a lot of thunderstorm activity along the spine of the sierra nevada right now. for us in the bay area, we have that humidity and it feels muggy out there and moisture coming down around the western-facing slopes. as we get into your day today, temperatures will be comfortable and we'll keep the wind going and the chance for thunderstorms going, as well.

american companies which are reportedly being pressured into putting their attendance marina st peter's back for us with the details this year fifty percent of delegates invited to attend the form aren't coming many of them backed out of the divisive issue of ukraine and also we're heard from lot amir peretz and spokes person who says that many u.s. companies have faced unprecedented and direct pressure not to attend or many of the experts we've spoken to claim that this won't really have much of an impact because many of the c.e.o.'s are in fact sending another company of representatives instead and also in light of the historic four hundred billion dollars gas deal between russia and china this really isn't the time for these companies it's to play the hard to get this is also let's not forget kasparov was biggest deal on the record was discuss this for the now with asia times correspondent pepe escobar who joins me thank you very much thank you well my question is do these american and european companies can they afford to be plain hard to get especially after what we've seen happen between russia an

with washington and president obama. the other big issue on the table is impact of sanctions for the u.s. economy and plenty of businesspeople here in st. petersburg have told us that they are starting to bite on their business. again, around this, president putin saying he's very unhappy with the sanctions that have been imposed and the prospect of further sanctions. let's listen to what he said. >> translator: these sanctions are absolutely illegal and unlawful, and, of course, they decrease -- they make our relations worse. we are now hearing about a third package of sanctions, and i have a question in that regard. why? >> reporter: so president putin, i think, giving us fairly hard-headed responses in our exchanges. he continues to insist that the ukrainians need to pay back for the gas that they have received over recent years. that is a debt that is outstanding. and he continued throughout our exchanges effectively to insist that there is no meeting of minds with the united states currently on the ukraine crisis. let me send it back to you, kelly. >> jeff, good to see you. thank you. by the way, bill browder's take on all of this, he said putin is in a t

st. patrick's day here with us, at luncheon, and part of his speech was about passing comprehensive immigration reform. now, they don't have to take our bill they don't have to take the senate bill, but mr. speaker, the american people deserve to have a bill on the floor to fix a broken system. it's not a question of whether they trust the president. it's whether or not they trust the word of the house of representatives that it can work its will. i would hope that we could work our will on this issue. it's important for the american people. i yelled back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet at noon tomorrow and when the house adjourns on that day it adjourn to meet on tuesday, may 6, 2014, when it shall convene at 12:00 for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches.

st. louis, missouri. renee sent us this one of her cat, luol la here, blending in with the curtain. i think you'll see.rom natalie from colorado. and here is one from michelle, her dog blending into the closet, almost perfectly, but not at all. and mandy says her daughter is just as bad as her dog when it comes to hide and seek. we got a lot of cute ones. you got to check it out. >> it was really cute, actually. i like those a lot. >> hey, sarah -- >> it's like playing hide and seek with ron. >> i think this is the first time "pop news" was delivered at the indy 500. i'll put money on that. >> you think this is a historic day? historic day in the middle east and historic day -- >> go ahead. >> we're waking up all of these glampers, we might be using some fans today, fyi. >> they were probably up all night. >> sarah, thank you, come back. >>> speaking of coming back, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ woooooah. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. is when you break out youre forsummer wardrobe.ppen. why not dress your house in some