u.s. state department had failed to provide any information on this death for as long as a month the u.s. state department has so far failed to provide any reasonable explanation as to why it took so long for officials in moscow to be informed of this case the russian foreign ministry says it is looking to investigate this case until a punishment is conducted to whoever is behind. these tell us that there are no suspects in this case as of yet and no arrests have been made mistakes. after county texas will run you post from the foundation against child trafficking he says the whole adoption system in the u.s. is flawed and lacks supervision. kalkin section because you know this is the just assertion is that national come to terms i mean the us is at state level the comfort level so it's not the u.s. state department can you see in the mirror this is adults and children actually said like any other children in the u.s. like children love of their parents and so the state level cannot interfere about children in russia who are in danger of an enormous are in in in child protection it's super

u.s. state level the company so it's not the u.s. state department here this is. actually just like any other children in the u.s. like children of their parents and so state level if you're if you're going to rush out who are. in child protection supervised care. by rights out there from official from the save your child adoption i don't think you. will find a family like any other child so there's nobody supervising and there's nobody you know for you legally post adoption we force. russia very. i don't give you the power and the. option. to. say anything critical about you no one has to work on the children work with the power and work towards reintegration into the family. press freedom has become one of the key roadblocks to turkey's even membership a journalist rights watchdog report says the country has become the world's number one media prison when reporters are detained under antiterrorism laws and being held without charge for long periods of time details from artie's or in english. it's because of people like me that turkey who is the number one spot in

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u.s. state department seems reluctant to cooperate with the investigation. i would like an explanation of why we grant him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president rafael correa tells r.t. he won't back down from the west after being pressured granting asylum to the son. with reports that up to four children a day court with weapons in british schools r t takes a look at how the worrying trend is being tackled. there are live from our studios here in moscow you're watching r.t. . russia is demanding answers as to why a three year old boy died and actually at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states. men adds to the grim statistic of twenty russian children who died after being adopted by americans with only a few weeks ago a new law came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of abuse in the case of maxime there's little help forthcoming from the u.s. state department as maria portnoy explains they are from new york. that this case unfolded in texas according to offi

u.s. state department spokesperson expressed her concern over the incident. >> actions such as this escalateensions and increase the risk of an incident or a miscalculation, and they could undermine peace, stability, and economic growth in this vital region. so we are concerned about it. >> u.s. officials have been increasingly uneasy about rising tensions in the area. >>> military analysts are trying to figure out what the chinese are trying to do. bonji ohara is a former navy captain with japan's self-defense forces. he says the chinese sent a clear message. >> it is a serious thing. if the radar is the fire-control radar, can control the weapon, usually a battleship has that kind of radar, one is searching radar, for navigation. one is for the targeting, control weapon radar. this is the fc radar. this time chinese side used this fc radar. it means they showed to the ship they have the intention to attack the japanese ship. so it is very serious and danger. i think the -- there are two possible scenarios. one is the chinese navy just wanted to provoke the ship. one another is the chinese

u.s. state department did not comment on the boy's death which reportedly happened as i mentioned nearly one month ago the incident however did become known to the russian embassy in the u.s. russian officials are now saying the u.s. state department failed to provide help to the russian diplomats that began investigating maxime couzens death and called the incident quote to get another inhumane abuse of a russian child adopted by an american family and. brought in the new law will prevent americans from adopting russian children. that's right russian officials underscore that this case the case of maxime would be the twentieth russian child to have died at the hands of of his or her american adoptive parents since one thousand nine hundred ninety six this lawyer for him to kevin. was adopted in recent weeks is banned american parents from adopting russian children it was named after. who died in july two thousand and eight after spending nine hours in a car with outside temperatures ranging around thirty two degrees celcius now mile hat miles howard who was a father could have faced up to t

u.s. state department. explains from new york. that this case unfolded in texas according to officials three year old maxime died on january twenty first at the hands of his adoptive mother the probe conducted by russia's investigative committee revealed that maksim was beaten by his adoptive mother who according to officials also fed him strong psychotropic medication and investigators say that the boy allegedly died before medics arrived at the scene but that it was his adoptive mother who had called the medics to begin with an autopsy reportedly show that nexium suffered multiple injuries to his head his abdomen and internal organs prior to his death officials say the three year old boy's arms legs and head were also covered in scratches and bruises this is just one of twenty cases when a russian adopted child dies in the custody of an american family here in the states some examples include back in two thousand and eight a russian boy died after spending nine hours in a car with temperatures reaching up to thirty two degrees c

u.s. state department did not comment on the boy's death which as i mentioned reportedly happened on january twenty first nearly one month ago the incident however did become known to the russian embassy in the u.s. russian officials say that the u.s. state department has failed to provide help to russian diplomats investigating maxime's death and called the incident quote yet another inhumane abuse of rush of a russian child adopted by an american family clearly an investigation is ongoing spearheaded by russian officials and high officials say that there will be they are calling for a severe punishment for those found guilty in the death of maxine but clearly this is not the first case that we are reporting about of russian children adopted in the states. dying or being killed at the hands of their adoptive parents. you know of only about a month ago the details are just filtering through to the news agencies from this tweet we'll be following up over the coming things from the. next britain's top military academies accused of betraying the memory of first world war heroes one of the holes

u.s. state department had failed to provide any information on this death for as long as a month the u.s. state department has so far failed to provide any reasonable explanation as to why it took so long for officials in moscow to be informed of this case the russian foreign ministry says it is looking to investigate this case and. still a punishment is conducted to whoever is behind death here at the county sheriff's office an investigation is currently ongoing in cooperation with russian officials and local child protection services on the afternoon of january twenty first the local police department had received a call from a local hospital emergency room while a police officer was on his way there the three year old boy had already died currently an autopsy is under way and the police is not really releasing any further details in terms of what they can tell us about this case what we do know is according to them the autopsy results may come as soon as this afternoon to any time from a month from now tell us that there are no suspects in this case as of yet and no arrests have been ma

state department member. so you know that you're not really learning. how to implement. the u.s. trade and development agency an offshoot of the state department's usa id claims that what they call aid is actually investment for every one dollar they invest they get eight dollars back in u.s. exports it's absolutely an investment and there's a return on investment. it is very hard to quantify that return completely but i can tell you that you could quantify it in troops that you don't have to send somewhere so i never pursued a career with the training she was see. it was saying other countries i mean i may not be fond of the government in iran but i support a hundred percent occupancy and i was sitting in this class lectures and people saying how do we think the market i'd be underminded the government we thank you two thousand and seven when i was in that program they had already started the push towards africa diplomacy is good business as it's been made clear by the state department time and time again getting foreign leaders and their advisors to think in english and to subse

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state department member that's. so you know that you're not really learning public relations being taught how to implement. the u.s. trade and development agency an offshoot of the state department's usa id claims that what they call aid is actually investment agencies deputy director says every one dollar they invest they get eight dollars back in u.s. exports america's officials maintain that it's hard to overestimate the benefits of the investing in public diplomacy the investment i do not call it spending it's an investment it's absolutely an investment and there's a return on investment. it is very hard to quantify that return completely but i can tell you that you could quantify troops but you don't have to stand somewhere so i never pursued a career with the training. other countries i mean i may not be fond of the government in iran but i think. and i was sitting last. lectures and people saying how do we think the market i'd be undermined the government so for me it was a real challenge to see the programs through this. it was. definitely the soviet union. two thousand and seven when i was in the program

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secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this trip as a listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they should pour democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake reporting from new york. r.t. . it's not only through diplomatic tools and negotiations the u.s. is spreading its agenda around the globe next hour we'll take a look at how the u.s. is using its well respected educational system for long term geopolitical game. internet pornography could soon be bond in iceland becoming the finest western nation to do so officials insist the aim is to protect children but freedom of speech is tend to disagree and the former and my five agent annie macon says this could be paving the way for inte

u.s. state department we obviously take very seriously the welfare of children particularly children who've been adopted from other countries according to moscow little cooperation with. until it was demanded. we're going to. come up with almost two dozen deaths caused by abuse and even manslaughter russia in a move often criticised recently imposed a ban on american adoption of its kids i've always believed that russia should stop these adoptions and i hope that they maintain this ban and don't yield to pressure autopsy and investigation results are expected to take weeks if not months to be announced no arrests have yet been made the dead boy's younger brother's destiny is yet to be determined for now he continues living in the adoptive family where his brother died while the investigation is slow paced and the alleged information on the little boy's life and death extremely scarce one of the questions that demand an answer is why should it take a rigid push from abroad for the us to pay attention to yet another tragic destiny of a hopeless child to whom it promised a better life on its s

secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this as quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they support democratic institutions and peers and stand in georgia kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with a mistake reporting from new york marina r.t. kerry's first steps will be in major european capitals like london paris and berlin u.s. foreign policy expert john rees things kerry's mission there will go beyond courtesy calls on traditional nato allies. it's always been very important for the americans to keep the nato alliance together but they always want to keep it together on their own terms it's always been the case for instance the senior commanding officer in nato is from the american armed forces what the americans co

secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this trip as a quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they support democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake reporting from new york marina r.t. . president hamid karzai has ordered u.s. special forces out of the country's wardak province within two weeks this edition was made after allegations of murder and torture of civilians the move coming as nato is reading to handle responsibility for security to local forces by twenty fourteen patricia de janeiro and a professor of politics at new york university says even though it seems like afghanistan is willing to go it alone the path is unlikely to be smooth. the wardak province is you

u.s. state department. it has decided to join the effort. >> that sounds like what they need, don knapp thank you very much. >>> investigators are sorting through tips in the prime suspect of the las vegas strip shooting. they are looking for harris. they say he was the one who shot and killed an inspiring rapper, an oakland native, as he was identified as the prime suspect last night tips are pouring in. yesterday the police found the car that was seen speeding from the shooting last week. two other people were killed when the car cherry was riding in hit a taxi and it burst into flames. >>> 10 people are out of their homes after a two-alarm fire in the tender loin neighborhood. police officers saw smoke coming from golden gate and larkin street. the police went banging on the doors to get everyone out. 30 to 40 residents were forced to evacuate. >> i heard pounding on the door and the firemen were there and they said we had to get out. >> reporter: nobody was hurt. just how the fire started is still under

secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this as quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they support democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake reporting from new york. r.t. . all right american foreign policy expert john reese is with me to discuss kyrgyzstan kazakhstan mispronunciation and geography mistakes aside sir it's quite interesting to know that john kerry will be visiting the top european allies first on his trip we have london britain france germany italy what is behind this focus on the traditional european allies in your view. well i think it's always been very important for the americans to keep the nato alliance together but they always want to keep it togeth

according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this as quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law they support democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake reporting from new york. r.t. . afghan president hamid karzai has ordered u.s. special forces to leave the country as wardak province within two weeks so when was may do the allegations of murder and even torture of civilians a presidential spokesman said nato troops were responsible for instability and insecurity in the region for some analysis under the law by patricia de janeiro professor of politics at new york university thank you very much for joining us so afghans anger has been sparked by recent cases of civilians being allegedl

secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this trip as a quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they support democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake reporting from new york. r.t. but changing gears and knives that knuckle dusters even firearms they may be the tools of the trade for ordinary criminals but these items are also increasingly being found in the backpacks of students across britain with violence at schools seeing a sharp rise or do you think our fourth report on how the problem is being told dealt with. you probably end up in a dead end job or in prison you'll be lucky to be alive when you're sixteen. you know our parrot is gone our carrot is now for no for teac

u.s. state department and u.s.assy in lima are searching for the compacouple. >> alice smith's time with the 49ers of is becoming too close. trade rumors have been swirling around the former starting quarterback. of reports from the nfl that, and alex smith instead of the kansas city chiefs. at this point nearsighted confirming or denying the move our but some reports say that the trade is all but done. no indication of the 49ers might receive in return. >> right now we are at the height of the morning commute and you can see all lot of activity going on in the past hour. what will happen, if they do not reach a deal by this friday they will lose $85 billion. that will force the federal government to do many things including forcing psa employees to have a furlough day. it means at longer lives of the checkpoints and basically what they need to do is they will stagger things further out. they will not land as often or quickly and they will take off and you will wait longer at the gates. we got a chance to talk to o

u.s. state department said that they have put out a poster of the missing couple. up a reward fund. >>> john kerry begins his first overseas trip today as secretary of state. he'll visit nine countries in ten days. he'll also tour the middle east with stops in egypt and saudi arabia. including the ongoing conflicts here in syria and afghanistan and iran's nuclear program. in march he'll visit israel and other territories with president obama. >>> after a week-long vacation, he'll return to washington tomorrow in the face of a major budget battle. it'll kick in on friday and government officials say so too will $85 billion in automatic federal spending cuts. they predict that they will be too far apart for a deal that both sides might be able to push back the sequester by agreeing to a few spending cuts. programs like medicaid and social security are exempt from the sequester, but the military operations would lose $13.5 billion. the fbi, half a billion, and nasa, $1 billion. the obama administration says that children will suffer among the most. a head start that co

is upsetting since the state department issued a travel warning this month about a group planning possibly to kidnap american tourists in the cusco, peru region. we're told the u.s. state department and u.s. embassy in lima are helping out with the search. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> this morning two teenagers behind bars after a carjacking leads to a police pursuit and crash at a shopping center in union city. this started in fremont yesterday afternoon after police went after a stolen mercedes-benz. the chase ends at union city's union landing shopping center after the suspect hit a tree before slamming into six parked cars. the owner of one of those cars says he was inside the movie theater at the time and had no idea his car had been hit until later. >> the person that committed this crime, you know, by hijacking the gentleman's measur mercedes called this mess while we were just enjoying a sunday at the movies. >> one woman was inside her parked car when it was hit. she was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> palo alto police are looking for a man who reportedly tried to rob another man at gunpoint. take a look at this sketch

u.s. state department has joined the search for an oakland couple missing in south america for a month. the state department put out this poster of the couple, jamie neal and garrett hand began a bike tour in november and kept in constant contact with family members and friends on facebook but the posts stopped on january 25th. the next day they were to take a bus from cusco to lima and were safety scene getting in a cab. sometime earlier, the u.s. embassy issued a security alert warning americans about kidnappings in that area. >> what kind of warnings would see they? they are within the people, not watching the news. >> my greatest hope is they return on schedule unharmed. >> the bike shop where jamie works has set up a reward for safe returns. it's raised $3,000 so far. >>> yahoo!'s ceo marissa mayer says workers will no longer be allowed to tele-- telecommute. mayers says workers are more productive after the office where they can share ideas. >> i would think in a tech company like that, you would certainly have a lot of job roles. >> this is not the first time mayers has been criti

u.s. state department. he arrived to a warm and supportive welcome from state department employees. during brief comments to his new staff, secretary kerry was quick to thank his predecessor secretary clinton and foreign service employees. >> from my conversations with hillary, how passionate she was about this undertaking and how much confidence and gratitude she had for the work that every single one of you do. and i just want to join with all of you today in saying to her, job well done, the nation is grateful, the world is grateful, thank you, hillary clinton, and thank you, her team. thank you. >> kerry, who was sworn in as the 68th secretary of state on friday spoke with leaders in the middle east, asia and mexico over the weekend. >>> one of the first issues kerry will have to deal with, new accusations china is hacking american companies. scott mcgrew said those accusation are coming from the highest level. >> yeah, good morning. google chairman eric schmidt is going to take china to task in a new book thats he's written. this according to people who have had an early read o

secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this trip as a quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they support democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake of reporting from new york. r.t. . now creating of the internet of a moving to censorship opposing adult movies a line of critics alarmed this is the tip of the internet plumb down i've told that to the headquarters. egypt's president has moved parliamentary elections forward five days to april twenty second struggles with the street violence and golfing in the country so on the how than weeks approaches with the opposition accusing mohamed morsi of hijacking the revolution and backtracking on reform promises rights groups are

u.s. is at state level the company so it's not the u.s. state department in the fear. of children actually just like any other children in the u.s. like children of their parents and so the state level view of the children in russia who are in are in in child protection supervised care. fired by rights out there from officials from the save for the child adoption and basically if it's out of five family it's like any other child and so there's nobody supervising it there's nobody not for you anything you post adoption we force. russia very. i don't view the parents by the. adoption agency. and i love to. say anything about you know one has to work for their children work with the current and work towards reintegration into the family. press freedom has become one of the key roadblocks to turkey's eve membership a journalist rights watchdog report says that the country has become the world's number one media prison these days many reporters are detained under anti-terrorism laws and the being held without charge for prolonged periods of time artie's really in that was go

u.s. state department. he received a warm and supportive welcome, he was quick to thank hillary clinton. he hit the ground running, speaking with leaders in the middle east, asia and mexico over the weekend. he is the 68th secretary of state but the first male secretary of state since 2005. >> sergio romo will not face charges. he was upset with tsa agents after failing to provide proper i.d. at a security check point. the charges carry the possibility of six months in jail and a thousand dollar fine, today, an aide at the clark county da's office said a screening panel decided to drop the case. romo and the rest of the giants pitchers and catchers report to spring train engine eight days. >>> it's a sign of the times in premo fremont and that sign is coming down. a deal closed on friday. solyndra went out of busy, you may recall, disreceiving a half a billion in federal loans that set off a political fire storm. seagate got the building at a rock bottom price of $90,000, and the facility cost $300 million to build. >>> back to the super bowl, a record number of people watch today big ga

u.s. state department are voicing strong concern, they said incidents like the radar lock on increase the risk of a confrontation. >> actions such as this escalate tensions and increase the risk of an incident or a miscalculation. and they could undermine peace, stability and economic growth in this vital region. so we're concerned about it. >> nuland did not say whether the u.s. secretary of state has raised the issue with his counter part in beijing. john kerry spoke by phone on tuesday with chinese foreign minister. the incident happened just days after a warning from former secretary of state hillary clinton. clinton said the united states opposes any unilateral action. she urged both sides to take steps to manage disagreements through peaceful means. >>> north korea has reinstated a recently demoted senior military official in an apparent move to enhance the troops morale ahead of a third possible nuclear test. choe ryong hae was demoted one rank in december from vice marshall to general. he remained director of people's army. analysts said the reduction in rank of the close aide to

secretary kerry is also scheduled to meet with members of syria's opposition according to the state department the top u.s. diplomat thinks of this trip as a quote listening tour meanwhile in his first speaking engagement as u.s. secretary of state mr kerry ran into some geography problems when referring to democratic reforms in the non existant country of cures ixtapa they fight corruption in nigeria they support the rule of law. they support democratic institutions and george kyrgyzstan is the country kerry should have said but unfortunately his speech was written with the mistake reporting from new york. r.t. . cleaning out the internet or moving toward censorship i think proposal to sell to movies online critics alarmed this is the tip of the internet clamp down eyes bugged on that still ahead. but now palestinians are demanding an international investigation into the death of a palestinian prisoner in an israeli jail it's reported he died of a heart attack but it's alleged he was british he was being interrogated at the time so this follows a week on rest which saw hundreds a west bank residents clas