t.v. washington a racist a strike on syria thank you world leaders slammed the attack plan as russia says that the syrian rebels are trying to provoke military intervention. and who gets caught in the crossfire in syria will. have been the seating in the ancient christian village terrorizing the population. and today is the day most of the chooses its next mayor with. taking on opposition rival i like saying the.

washington d.c. i'm your i david and you're watching our t.v. we begin tonight with syria as the debate for and against a military strike continues in congress president obama cleared a major hurdle this week by gaining approval from the senate formally relations committee as they voted ten to seven on their own version of the military authorization however it hasn't exactly been easy for the administration to continue that momentum giving a full breakdown on the numbers behind the fight is r t political commentator sam sax i've long believed that our power is rooted just in our military might but in origin as a government of the people by the people and for the people and that's why i've made a second decision. i will seek authorization for the use of force from the american people's representatives in congress and with that president obama dispatched his top secretaries to congress to make the case for military intervention in syria but today after a week of hearings both opening classified in the house and in the senate the president's plans

t.v. washington is becoming a political battleground congress is still debating u.s. military intervention in syria we'll tell you more next and in war torn syria the violence has reached a small town near the nation's capital it's a village that holds one of the oldest christian minorities in the world the growing concerns of this community coming up and don't forget to put your best face forward the department of homeland security is putting together a huge database for facial recognition but does this really help law enforcement more on that and today show. it's friday september sixth five pm in washington d.c. i.

t.v. washington races to muster support for a strike on syria thank you world leaders slammed the attack plan as russia says of the syrian rebels are trying to provoke military intervention. and our crew gets caught in the crossfire in syria where al-qaeda linked rebels have been deceiving an ancient christian village terrorizing the population. and today is the day moscow chooses its next mayor with acting leader so guests are beyond them and taking on opposition rival alexina volney. third twelve o'clock here in our in moscow you watching our team with me to mom would say let's take a look at our top story. the american secretary of states doing the rounds in europe to try and drum up support for unilateral strike against syria e.u. foreign ministers have largely agreed with the u.s. claims that the syrian government was responsible for the alleged deadly use of chemical weapons last month by brussels has stopped short of openly supporting a unilateral u.s. military response european leaders want to wait for the results of a u.n. probe into the toxic galley gay sions it's a key world powers

t.v. . washington d.c. is one of the last major cities in the u.s. without a wal-mart and the largest retailer in the world announced the opening of six stores in the district the d.c. council passed a living wage bill this bill would have required wal-mart to pay its employees a minimum wage of twelve dollars and fifty cents per hour while d.c. mayor vincent gray called the bill a jobs killer and vetoed that measure and just yesterday the d.c. council fell just two shorts votes short of overriding that veto paving the way for wal-mart to begin to take over of the nation's capital so to discuss how the lack of a living wage bill will strike d.c. is working class and why wal-mart should change its slogan to everyday low wages i'm joined by mickey lewis executive director of d.c. jobs but just thank you so much for coming on and again you for having me and so what now you know it's vetoed the mayor viewed videos they voted you know they voted to not over the video are there any other legal avenues that we can take to make sure that wal-mart does not se

t.v. in washington d.c. multiple people fatally shot at the navy yard the headquarters is the work place for thousands of employees and is the largest of the navy's five system commands more on this breaking news ahead and the u.s. and russia have struck a deal to have the syrian government remove its chemical weapons by twenty fourteen at the same time the u.n. has released a report on the use of chemical weapons but do we know who is responsible for their use details coming up and it's been five years since the collapse of lehman brothers investment bank and the bailout of ai g. that caused a crisis that included the government bailouts of the big banks that helped create the too big to fail phrase that we all know today we'll take a look back at what we've learned later in the show. it's monday september sixteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm on your i david and you're watching our t.v. . gunshots rang out this morning at the u.s. navy yard in washington d.c. killing several people and injuring many ot

t.v. tonight washington's efforts to drum up support for an attack on syria met with staunch international resistance with russia saying the syrian rebels used chemical weapons to provoke a foreign intervention. australis opposition coalition sweeps to victory in the general election with most of the results no in and among those hoping for a seat in the senate is wiki leaks founder julian assange. also has nearly documents point to the n.s.a.'s massive decryption operations to try to harvest private information the issues tarnishing germany's political elite we report from a rally in berlin. no one here in moscow tonight just past eleven pm in our top story u.s. secretary of state john kerry's on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria meantime the u.s. foreign policy chiefs agree that some form of action should be taken but a statement added that the decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time winning over backers for an armed intervention over the past two or so days he failed to get allies on board at

t.v. washington is becoming the political battleground congress is still debating u.s. military intervention in syria we'll tell you more next and in war torn syria the violence has reached a small town near the nation's capital it's a village that holds one of the oldest christian minorities in the world and growing concerns for this community coming up. and don't forget to put your best face forward the department of homeland security is putting together a huge database for facial recognition but does this really help law enforcement more on that in tonight's show. it's friday september sixth eight pm in washing.

t.v. at washington d.c. multiple people fatally shot at the navy yard the headquarters is the work place for about three thousand employees and as the largest of the navy's five system commands more on this breaking news ahead and the u.s. and russia have struck a deal to have the syrian government remove its chemical weapons by twenty fourteen at the same time the u.n. has released a report on the use of chemical weapons but do we know who is responsible for their views details coming up and it's been five years since the collapse of the lehman brothers investment bank and to the bailout of ai g. that caused a crisis that included the government bailouts of the big banks and helped create the too big to fail phrase that we all know today will take a look back at what.

t.v. tonight washington's efforts to drum up support for an attack on syria i met with staunch international resistance with russia saying the syrian rebels used chemical weapons to provoke a foreign intervention. a straight news opposition coalition sweeps to victory in the general election with most of the results no in and among those hoping for a seat in the senate is wiki leaks founder julian assange. also has nearly documents point to the n.s.a.'s massive to christian operations to try to harvest private information the issues tarnishing germany's political elite we report from a rally in berlin.

t.v. and washington d.c. multiple people fatally shot at the navy yard the headquarters of the workplace for thousands of employees and is the largest of the navy's five system commands more on this breaking news ahead and the u.s. and russia have struck a deal to have the syrian government remove its chemical weapons by twenty fourteen at the same time the u.n. has released a report on the use of chemical weapons but do we know who is responsible for their use details coming up and it's been five years since the collapse of lehman brothers investment bank and the bailout of ai g. that caused a crisis that included the government bailouts of the big banks that helped create the too big to fail phrase that we all know today will.

t.v. today i'm sure. washington's efforts to drum up support for an attack on syria met with staunch international resistance russia saying rebels used chemical weapons to provoke a foreign intervention. australia's conservative opposition. tony abbott set to take the reins following the general election wiki leaks founder julian assange is one of those hoping for a senate seat. and thousands protested in the following the latest revelations on america's efforts to break open encrypted online data concerns voiced over the german government's reaction.

t.v. today i'm sure. russia's foreign minister says washington is trying to blackmail moscow and u.s. has threatened to suspend work on syria's chemical to solve them and the. russia does not support a un resolution that allows the use of force. going to merkel has declared germany's general election results as the leader of the socialist democrat party concede defeat.

washington d.c. i'm a mere a david and you're watching our t.v. . gunshots rang out this morning at the u.s. navy yard in washington d.c. killing several people and injuring many others at least twelve people have been killed at the naval sea systems command headquarters including a d.c. police officer and another law enforcement officer according to d.c. mayor vincent gray earlier this afternoon the navy yard was established back in seventeen ninety nine and is the oldest navy installation it's the residence of the chief of naval operations and it's responsible for weapons development among other functions there are about sixteen thousand civilian and military employees who work in the complex with three thousand employees in that specific building and the yard has about two point two million square feet of office space in total now president obama addressed this tragedy in a speech that he gave this afternoon. confronting yet another mass shooting. and today it happened on a military installation in our nation's capital it's a shooting that targeted are military and civilian personnel. thes

t.v. today i roll researcher. russia's foreign minister says washington is trying to blackmail moscow the u.s. has threatened to suspend walk in syria's chemical dissolve and it does not support a u.n. resolution that allows the use of holds. polls close in just under an hour's time when germany's parliamentary elections i mean reports of voter turnout has been higher than expected. paging scream for just as in greece where the killing of a prominent. role was thousands marched in a national strike against and necessary see.

t.v. . the latest news in the week's top stories washington fails to get the world on its side for an attack on syria with scant support from the g twenty and the e.u. russia is taking a firm stand against saying the syrian rebels are provoking foreign intervention. he sees the brutality of that civil war firsthand as the syrian army tries to clear an ancient christian village of al qaeda linked rebels. also the battle for moscow is in full swing with the acting city chiefs. and opposition activists events in the valley facing off as the key contenders in the capital first mero the election nearly a decade.

washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. we begin tonight with syria where the conversation on potential military action may be shifting a diplomatic solution is now on the table with syria out formally accepting a russian proposal to place. provision of the international community however earlier today france's foreign minister told reporters his russian counterpart was not enthusiastic about the binding un resolution on syria that would provide a framework to control the country's chemical weapons stockpile russian president vladimir putin said this of the proposal certainly this is all reasonable it will function and will work out only if the u.s. and those who support it on this issue pledge to renounce the use of force because it is difficult to make any country syria or any other country in the world to unilaterally disarm if there is military action against it under consideration in another new development the syrian foreign minister said this afternoon that president bashar al assad's regime would sign the internatio

well around here in washington within the beltway and all the t.v. shows here we've got to do something we've got to protect the president and elizabeth the odd thing is that this time the democrats have drunk the coolie ok this time we have to protect the president he's gone out a limb here and they're drunk the kool-aid and i talked to a congressman last night for five minutes and it was very clear that he pledged to house leader nancy pelosi that he would vote according to what that what the president says because we have to press that we have to protect the president and are you do that you can say that the president is why you don't have to say the president is lying or you do need to say according to our information is that the president is being given cooked up intelligence because john brennan the head of the cia and james clapper it can be confessed perjury or have thought it in their interest to cater to the wishes of the white house which have been very clear this time we want to strike syria right it's a terrible situation it's a politica

washington d.c. i'm the mere idea of it and you're watching our t.v. we begin today with syria where the conversation on potential military action may be shifting a diplomatic solution is now on the table with syria formally accepting a russian proposal to place their chemical weapons under the supervision of the international community however today france's foreign minister told reporters his russian counterpart was not enthusiastic about a binding un resolution on syria that would provide a framework to control the country's chemical weapons stockpile russian president vladimir putin said this of the proposal certainly this is all reasonable it will function and will work out only if the u.s. and those who support it on this issue pledged to renounce the use of force but it is difficult to make any country. syria or any other country in the world to unilaterally disarm if there is military action against it under consideration in another new development the syrian foreign minister said this afternoon that president bashar al assad's regime would sig

t.v. dot com. breaking news on r.c. russia's foreign minister says washington is try. going to blackmail moscow the u.s. has threatened to suspend what consumers chemical dissolve and if russia does not support a u.n. resolution that allows the use of force. completes the first step of its chemical design element plan while russia you want a diplomatic progress on these issues overshadowed by french exchanges of agrees to blame for last month's poison gas attack near damascus. also the south poles over in germany's parliamentary election which looks set to see chancellor merkel securing a third term with worried social and economic difficulties that leave many disillusioned that. those germans caused that balance grew.

t.v. russia succeeds in a virgin us attack on syria as most going to washington shake hands on a deal for the damascus to give up its chemical weapons. permit you know. mark and our t. team is a hit yet again as a serial on the rest of the christian century of molyneux love from jihad his forces. to yes up to and brave big to shock the world with the horrific massacre in norway the empty immigration planting that he was a member of is poised to take. a while when coalition will look at the cloud of multiculturalism across europe.

t.v. russia succeeds in averting u.s. attack on syria as moscow washington shake hands on a deal for damascus to give up its chemical weapons. until. an r.t. team is hit yet again as the syrian army receives of the christian century of mali from jihad his forces. and to two years after anders abbreviate shocked at the world with the horrific massacre in norway the empty immigration party that he was a member of is poised to take power as part of a right wing coalition we look at the decline of multiculturalism across europe. from moscow you're watching our teaser the weekly and today's top stories with me to bomb what say. the syrian government has been given one week to fully reveal its chemical weapons capability which must be completed destroyed by the middle of next year that's according to a new groundbreaking deal reached by russia and the united states plans have persuaded washington to call off its a strike on syria fees for the time being and he said no it has more. signed sealed and if delivered it could see syria hand over its chemical weapons sto

washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching our t.v. and we begin in stockholm sweden where today president obama was asked to again make the case for military strikes in syria describe the dynamic to be a nobel peace price winner and getting ready to attack syria i would refer you to the speech that i gave. when i received the nobel prize. and i think i started the speech by saying that compared to previous recipients i was certainly on worthy the question though that all of us face not just me. our citizens face not just political leaders is at what point do we say we need to confront actions that. are violating our common humanity meanwhile the president's plans for congress to approve military strikes are on raveling on tuesday night the senate foreign relations committee released its strapped of an authorization for force in syria it narrows the much broader authorization submitted to congress by the white house over the weekend senate plan imposes a sixty day limit on any military operations in syria and it explicitly forbids depl

washington d.c. . face. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. choose your language. with oh if. someone. chooses to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that you. choose the stories that impact your life choose access to. live live live live. live live. the good speak. be released or let. her. mother lived. close. to slum it leave good believe her love her. look. at her. very little. sleep. russia says it will hand over evidence to the u.n. that could implicate syrian rebels in last month's chemical attack as a senior diplomat criticizes international inspectors failing to consider the day also. the large group of protesters that clash with the police the police are holding their ground right now as you can see those fires behind me greek police used tear gas to disperse rocks has angered by the. fascist. correspondent. follows the prosecution in the. international criminal court under the hague.

washington d.c. i'm sam sachs and you're watching our t.v. and we begin with continuing coverage of the united nations general assembly in new york city speaking in front of the general assembly today are leaders of roughly two dozen nations but the real business at the u.n. headquarters is what's taking place in smaller meetings throughout the week one on ones or group meetings among diplomats to hash out some of the most pressing international crises to begin with an iranian nuclear deal may be back on the table president obama a newly elected iranian president hassan rouhani didn't end up meeting face to face yesterday secretary john kerry secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to meet with his iranian counterpart on thursday for further talks over iran's nuclear program elsewhere the u.n. security council is busy consider. a resolution on syria's chemical weapons also keeping secretary of state john kerry busy this time with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who helped author the deal so what might come of all of this well joinin

washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching our t.v. and we begin with the united states senate where today the senate was expected to hold a vote authorizing the use of military force in syria but as president obama noted in his primetime speech last night that vote has been delayed at his request while he and secretary of state john kerry confer with russia to see if their diplomatic solution to compel syria to hand over its chemical weapons is indeed viable secretary kerry's expected to meet with his russian counterpart in geneva tomorrow or to go over all of this and the next stage is the united nations where the united states allied with france and the u.k. will try to work with russia and china to pass a u.n. resolution requiring assad to give up his chemical weapons but already there is some discord as russia says can it. and support any u.n. resolution that threatens military force against syria while also forcing syria to disarm but the united states argues that the only way to get syria to disarm is with the threat of military

t.v. today i'm sure. the brazilian president opens this year's un general assembly in washington for the n.s.a.py scandal and demanding an apology for being snooped on. russian investigators for charges against greenpeace activists saying they may have endangered the region's environment that's after they try to climb onto an offshore oil platform in protest against drilling in the arctic. meanwhile the arctic sea is the focus of top officials and ecology experts who flock together in russia's north as countries are beginning to see the oil and gas treasures being revealed by the melting ice.

t.v. the nation mourns the victims that were killed in the washington navy shooting while investigators try to piece together the moments that led up to that scene vigils are being held across the country to remember those killed the latest developments ahead. one day after the navy yard shooting congress has postponed a hearing to review the stand your ground law we'll talk with a father who is demanding change after his son was killed by a man claiming stand your ground as his defense that's coming up. it's been two years since the occupy wall street movement kicked off in zuccotti park now the one percent versus ninety nine percent remains a key part of the national conversation but has anything actually changed a look back at them.

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washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david in you're watching our t.v. we begin today with the un general assembly world leaders from one hundred and ninety three countries have descended on new york city for their annual meeting this week this morning president obama addressed the assembly and push for a u.n. security council resolution that enforces serious cooperation however syria was not the only foreign policy issue on the president's agenda he also addressed nuclear proliferation and iran to discuss more on the highlights coming out of the u.n. today i'm joined now by artie's on a stasi a church who is in new york following all the developments on associate thanks so much for joining me so obama spoke this morning for about fifteen minutes and he did spend a good portion of that time talking about syria tell us more about that address and what he had to say well i mean there are certainly a lot of foreign policy issues touched upon but syria is at the top of the agenda mainly. most importantly for russia and the u.s. as we continue negotiating on

washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. we begin today with continuing diplomatic negotiations over the syrian crisis the head of the united nations chemical weapons inspection team announced today that the report on syria was complete and will be sent to u.n. secretary ban ki-moon this weekend this report will determine whether or not chemical weapons were used in syria on august twenty first but it will not determine who may be responsible for their use meanwhile the international envoy for syria lock darpa he need today held a three way meeting with u.s. secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov as key talks in geneva and toward the second day artie's polly boyko is in geneva and have more. a lot of people holding their breath in geneva and indeed around the world at the moment while russia is on the u.s.a.'s top diplomats meet to try to come to a diplomatic solution for a way of disarming syria of its chemical weapons a u.s. military strike against syria is currently own course while john

washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching our t.v. and we start with a historic conversation between president obama and iranian president rouhani earlier today the white house confirmed the two men spoke with each other over the phone about a nuclear deal this marks the first time a u.s. president an iranian leader have spoken and more than thirty years there was the president addressing the significance of this call. the very fact that this was the first communication between an american and iranian president since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine underscores the deep mistrust between our countries but it also indicates the prospect of moving beyond that difficult history meanwhile at the united nations in new york city it's been a busy week for the general assembly but as we reach friday night the diplomats the labors are starting to bear fruit thursday evening we learned that the five permanent members of the u.n. security council had agreed to a draft resolution put forward by the united states and russia that compels syria

washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. we begin tonight with the un general assembly world leaders from one hundred and ninety three countries have descended on new york city for their annual meeting this week in the morning president obama addressed the assembly and pushed for a u n security council resolution that enforces syria's cooperation however syria was not the only foreign policy issue on the president's agenda he also addressed nuclear proliferation in iran to discuss more on the highlights coming out of the u.n. today i'm joined now by our t's honest. who is in new york following all of the developments . on a sausage just a few hours ago rouhani addressed the u.n. general assembly for the first time can you elaborate on some of the points that he made in his speech well i mean where this was the first time he addressed the united nations general assembly as iran's president certainly for the last eight years we witnessed mahmoud ahmadinejad come to new york and kind of put on a show today we was the first time

washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. . we begin tonight with syria the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons said today it had received an initial declaration from syria outlining the country's chemical weapons program a spokesman for the organization told the associated press that the defamation is quote being reviewed by our verification division the organization has not released details of what is in the declaration though they have made it clear that they are looking for ways to expedite the process of removing and destroying syria's chemical weapons stockpile this week members of the u.n. security council have been discussing the framework of a resolution aimed at detailing the way in which syria should transfer those weapons to international control they are also negotiating what disciplinary measures if any the syrian regime will face if they fail to abide by those terms yesterday kerry reiterated the administration's belief that assad was behind the chemical weapons attack that took place on august t

t.v. today i'm sure. the syrian government takes its first step towards chemical design element with washington's threatsforce remaining one of the main stumbling blocks will top diplomats meeting in geneva. america's accuse ations that bashar al assad is to blame for the chemical weapons are talking oldest is challenged by a man who was held captive by rebels in syria explains why. and that is say has reportedly been disguised itself as google to trick aligned users into surrendering private data using techniques from the world's finest time .

t.v. . the latest news on the week's top stories now sealed with a handshake moscow and washington agree onoadmap to eliminate chemical weapons from syria averting for now a u.s. strike on the country. for conflict hearty meats imprisoned for an extremist who had been fighting on the side of the syrian opposition to find out why they joined the civil war. take a look at europe's drift to the right as a. new way of mass murder was once a member of is said to play a key role in the country's government.

answer coalition also in washington we have michael bryant he is a blogger and author of america's failure in iraq and in new york we cross to t.j. walker he's a syndicated t.v commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it mike if i go to you first in washington the latest news on the n.s.a. scandal is that the. telecommunications providers telephone companies quite willingly gave information here vast amounts of information to the n.s.a. without really twisting there is a risk too much second of all we have a shooting in washington d.c. why didn't the n.s.a. pick up on that guy that he should have been on the radar radar they have a vast empire to watch us. well absolutely your first point is all of the providers the service providers we're all reading about that all the time in europe and it's amazing because. you know we you know what people want to cooperate with the united states government you know but then at the end then you reach the point where they also have clients all of these service providers have clients so with their you know where do they draw the line you the

attack on syria as moscow and washington shake hands on a deal for damascus to give up its chemical weapons. and our t.vm crew is targeted again as the syrian army wrestles the christian. from forces . in two years after. the world with an horrific massacre in norway immigration party he was a member of is poised to take power as part of a right wing coalition we'll look at the fate of multiculturalism across europe.

t.v. russia succeeds in a virgin you were to take on syria as most going to washington shake hands on a deal for damascus to give up its chemical weapons. but you know your good. and our t. team is a hit again as a syrian army rest of the christian century of molyneux love from jihad his forces . and two years after endless brave big shock the world with a horrific massacre in norway the n.t. immigration party that he was a member of is poised to take power as doublewide when coalition will look at the cline of multiculturalism across europe. like from moscow you're watching this week's of the weekly and today's top stories with me to bomb with so let's take a look at our top story. the syrian government has been given one week to fully reveal its chemical weapons capability which must be completely destroyed by the middle of next year that's under groundbreaking deal reached by russia and the united states the plans have persuaded washington to call off its a strikes on syria at least for the time being and he said no it has more. signed sealed and if delivered it could see syria hand over

t.v. today i'm going researcher. the latest news on the week's top stories now washington that fails to get the world on side from the attack on syria scant support from the g. twenty and the e.u. and while russia takes a firm stand saying the rebels are provoking foreign intervention. naughty sees the brutality of that civil war first hand syrian army tries to clear out fighters from an ancient custom going to. afghanistan's president condemns the latest nato airstrike that killed up to nine civilians including children something your lunch itself denies. the. moscow votes for and you know better results point to a victory for the acting chief leading opposition figure head to an excellent money printing well behind the capital's first such election movie.

answer coalition also in washington we have michael o'brien he is a blogger and author of america's failure in iraq and in new york we cross to t.j. walker he's a syndicated t.v. commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it mike if i go to you first in washington the latest news on the n.s.a. scandal is that. the telecommunications providers telephone companies quite willingly gave information huge vast amounts of information to the n.s.a. without really twisting there is a risk too much second of all we have a shooting in washington d.c. why didn't the n.s.a. pick up on that guy but he should have been on the radar radar they have a vast empire to watch us. well absolutely your first point is all of the providers the service providers we're all reading about that all the time in europe and it's amazing because. you know we you know what people want to cooperate with the united states government you know but then at the end then you reach the point where they also have clients all of these service providers have clients so with their you know where do they draw the line you the

answer coalition also in washington we have michael o'brien he is a blogger in altar of america's failure in iraq and in new york we cross to t.j. walker he's a syndicated t.v. commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rolls in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it mike if i go to you first in washington the latest news on the n.s.a. scandal is that the. telecommunications providers telephone companies are quite willing. they gave information huge vast amounts of information to the n.s.a. without really twisting there is a risk to much second of all we have a shooting in washington d.c. why didn't the n.s.a. pick up on that guy but he should have been on the radar radar they have a vast empire to watch us. well absolutely your first point is all of the providers the service providers we're all reading about that all the time in europe and it's amazing because. you know we you know people want to cooperate with the united states government you know but then at the end then you reach the point where they also have clients all of these service providers have clients so with their you know where they draw the line you they w

t.v. dot com. the brazilian president opens this years ago too and cherry was sent a bio i'm busting washington forhe n.s.a. spy scandal and demanding an apology for being a wife top. russian investigator. filed piracy charges against greenpeace on surveillance saying they have endangered didn't we jones and document that somehow they tried to climb on to an oil platform in protest against drilling in the arctic. meanwhile the. top officials of the kolchak's buzz gathered russia's an old government saab beginning to like the oil and gas treasures being revealed by the melting items.