some remain unconvinced that the new legislation will look like that in practice. any peas and given the seal of approval to an eu backstop that aims to reduce the risk of taxpayers having to bail out banks in the future under the new rules criticism shareholders would be the first to take the hits he still has the mouth of a it is a zany in the teacup negotiations in kelso. but the minutes the two get to the first and most important themes is that we like movies that takes players. a lot to be in for colts. due to the rescue banks will also be a new european party there will be able to close or restructure failing banks the one mep says taxpayers are still at risk. they are on course in the legislation which aired pin on the soaps and circumstances make it possible to put in taxpayer money again. and that's to be a collective effort to close these loopholes as far as possible. parliament has done that but mainly fine send it to me have insured and in their car and a council member states that these loopholes as it continued to exist. our correspondent in distress

following the atomic sites of crime in order that the us i'd like to remind unconvinced following excitement on president putin stressing the need for constitutional reform and the protection of russian speakers in nineteen eighty in ukraine's east. despite the claims of possible to draw from the prying ceased important to cry and on the west remains skeptical following russia's actions looking pretty solid like a stuck pig usual training exercises and instead actually prepare written form and mail it to michael isolation no reports of russian elite forces taking part. meanwhile the fed statement of russian tanks has a rollicking crime in cement in pigeons on excites enough the tendency to ten or more thirty seven to the phrase cover right up to slice and some thirty kilometers from the capitalist improbable lights and be deployed on the lips the price is quite tight to my ukrainian troops ukraine's national guard has also been trying to watch the mike interim president on makes all the touching off followed a parliamentary decision to post up the country's defenses. bond over all important

but the investigation means many unconvinced late in the program will look of the questions that get this i fall ill toons. like six people were killed in an attack on a polling station in afghanistan will subsidize the nation voted for its next president and dozens of polling centers were actually unable to even open seats in nearby she thinks telecom and threatened to derail this election at any cost. but officials said that there was a huge ten am on the last piece of capital is in couple bucks. millions of afghans to find talabani threats to cast their ballots in there was no meat or security incidents six people did die in a pocket at the polling center there were some classes in provincial areas but those are places that have already been fighting a top on insurgency still nothing even remotely resemble the violence that we had the run up to the historic vote one that many are calling a triumph of determination over intimidation. the counting of votes will last for awhile but officials do say that about seven million afghans kept up with some twelve million eligible voters as n

contents yet this was to cut but the chairman of the delegation of the european union to ukraine and unconvincing at his meeting with business cycles according to the bnp that free trade zones will be operating under the same principles as the european market is open in the ukraine now the ukraine introduced us to obtain an opportunity to think that i get half the garlic is on the european market and ukrainian market with the trade your open for european hits sydney to compete. the pontiff ukraine chicken decision on establishment topics that astonishing new crank two hundred and forty three amp's bogota respected decision the new publix and is broadcasting company bovis homes on the basis of the press national tv channel called today to channel the top national media and regional broadcasting companies including the crying and creativity of the company within one a talk by the supervisory board consisting of thirteen members one from each deputy faction and the associations below is called the relevant to understanding uk government when the ancient eight am going to teach him to play tennis and

more.ne hyde has investors unconvinced this morning? is that being polite? >> being polite. the new chief executive joins as a ceo since march. he is taking a leap out of his old employer's book. he is going very near-term with the new business strategy. it is all about fixing the cash and returning to profit. back in the races with the strategy is called. 2014 to 2018, a four-year window that he is focusing on. they have been reorganizing peugeot. net losses have racked up to 7.5 billion euros in the past years. sales plummeted for europe across the board, particularly afflicting -- affecting the likes of peugeot. it is all about getting back to selling cars and cutting your costs. >> selling those cars in asia. that is the big story. theirably china, with partner dongfeng. they aim to increase volumes by three times, 22020. interesting focus in russia and latin america. in russia, they are hoping to roll out a sales offensive. new models, but adapted to the russian market. they hope to start racking up sales there. that in america, they are boosting investment. markets tha

a lot of people have been unconvinced by this. >> you look at actual what is embedded in the pricing and the consensus estimate is still very optimistic for your average company. you are looking at a situation where investors will not be willing to pay more price for earnings. the interest rate normalization in the u.s. is telling us that -- everybody will have to see earnings coming up. smallou still have single-digit earnings growth in the next two quarters, you look at the rate of high single-digit growth as well and it makes me worried. we have a record of delivering on those earnings. taking advantage of the fact that a lot of people were underweight equities. those stocks?pick we have a couple of names. there is a bit of tech with intel. a little bit of pharma and a little bit of emerson. is it on p/e, growth strategy? >> there are two fundamental issues. we do not want a lot of leverage. in europe, leverage means access to banks. banks will not be willing to lend much at least until october. a lot has been said about mario draghi's intention to force banks to lend. i think tha

but as i say, unconvinced. it does fit very much with double pilot incapacitation.ave been previous cases like this, where the aircraft will fly on until it runs out of fuel. i mean, it kind of ticks those boxes. but you know, there is a motive for claiming that it is a criminal investigation. in a way, it's a get out of jail free card for the malaysians and for other interested parties. but you know, we can't know for sure until we get those boxes back, the flight deck recorder and cockpit voice recorder. that is absolutely key. >> of course, if we get those boxes back in another three weeks, what kind of valuable information is on them? we won't be able to find them, maybe, after another few days. >> well, you're quite right. clearly, they haven't disappeared. they are somewhere, but it's a huge ocean. and if they don't see any floating debris, then they don't even know where to start. find the floating debris and then you've still got a sort of 500-kilometer search area, but at least you can, you know, you can backtrack it based on forecasts of currents and drift

is dominated by the jewish lobby, israel lobby, zionist lobby and i have found them all wildly unconvincing. you seem to be pregame the polar opposite accusation that there is an islamist lobby. perhaps with all the noise about israel, jewish lobby, it is very salutary for someone to raise the question of the islamist lobby. but is it really a dominant force in u.s. decision-making? >> i haven't felt a course on how ford policy pressures groups. we don't even call them lobbies, that's what they do. that is what every group does for a particular cause. you're talking about the big ones, the ones that have been criticized an islamist lobby. there's a medium i become lobby if they have specific entries. people have pressure groups. i remember from my days in the 90s they want syria to get out. but there is a difference between conspiracy view of lobbies and control of government, which of course i opposed any lobby that for a pressure group focuses on their own way in this case the islamist lobby of why we do this interview today versus weeks ago because that is not me. how far to ask other th

also mine if you are still unconvinced about the scale of american surveillance be sure all eyes are on you new york police say they are now disbanded surveillance unit which monitors the city's muslim communities every day life for more on the controversial program to our website. now asked severe recession drags on for a third year in portugal people there are braced for even harder times the government has announced further spending cuts to slash the country's deficit and meet the terms of international lenders although the rescue program is about to come to an and the debt laden country still shows little signs of recovery and a farmer himself on to a controversial tour of the historic city of porto to see the damage the years of hysterically have brought. every year thousands of tourists come to enjoy the picture postcard city it is a world heritage site renowned for its impressive architecture and famous red wine but there is a new tourist trial on the block a reporter designed to show the city's splattering side far from the iconic bridge myself on the excursion which cools it

and also there if you're still unconvinced about the scale of american surveillance be sure that all eyes are on the new york police say they've now disbanded a surveillance unit which monitored the city's muslim communities every day life for more information on the controversial program head to our web site. right to see. first for you and i think you're. on a reporter's. instagram. could be in the. next thrasher is taking further steps on the path to creating a new national payment system one to replace visa or master card after the two blocks services to banks targeted by u.s. sanctions visa or master card today in effect hold a monopoly on transactions representing more than eighty five percent of the market share to have been blasted by domestic retailers for their exorbitant fees local merchants in the us pay fifty billion dollars annually for their services and those are fees which users across the globe have to pay and flow into america's budget when they could have been used to both boost their domestic economy among other options russia's considering a merger with the chin

be a continue ways of against specified individuals and perhaps a limited set of -- it would be unconvincingand to president putin it will not deter him from further action against ukraine. probably at risk because it would be a sign of weakness, encouraging him to continue his current strategy of aggression particularly in eastern and southern regions. >> if we're hearing you right, and you probably are right on this, if sanctions will be view as weak and probably not work, and if military threats are just hollow, to melissa's point, then what do we have? where do we stand? it sounds like we've got nothing. >> no, there are things we can do. the things are do we have the political will? first sectorial sanctions, that would hit the economy hard and recent nation deep by. second, a real credible response. right now the response we've to defend, to reinforce on nato frontiers have been largely symbolic they've drawn a red line, so that's left ukraine isolated militarily isolated. a third thing we should be doing is providing greater military assurance by providing ukraine weapons, antitank we

families met with airline officials today and they came away unconvinced of any real progress. sarah bajc said all of this back and forth is taking a serious emotional toll on the families. >> every time some official gives one of those absolute statements that we're sure it's the pings from the black box or we're sure it's in the ocean, we all crash. our -- the family members, our feet get knocked out from underneath us. but then it always ends up reversing itself and then they step back from it. >> i want to bring in our aviation correspondent, rene marsh. if they find what they think they are on to, of course that means that all hope is lost and the families have bad news. >> it is, jake. you know, it's really tough because as much as these families want to know what happened to their loved ones, if and when those black boxes are found in the bottom of the indian ocean, their worst fear will be confirmed. and speaking of the black boxes, australian prime minister tony abbott in china today to update china's president on the search for flight 370 but it's abbott's tone about

. >> seth: so, what you guys are doing right now is like a very unconvincing exit interview. [ laughter maybe we were very good." [ laughter ] >> it's like, "do you not get the deals? we made the deals." >> they may not have been great deals, but they were deals. >> it was very "glengarry glen ross." we were like --ah! [ talking over each other ] >> let's do a deal, nice. >> seth: i feel like you guys have only watched a very little bit of "glengarry glen ross." [ laughter ] that famous scene. maah! maah! >> that's too true. >> that's a long movie. >> seth: having your own show, i have to imagine the most fun part, and i think the rest of the cast is so great --it seems like a lot of them are friends of yours. is that -- >> yes. something -- comedy central's been so great. they let us cast our friends and that's something we did in the web series. and a lot of people come from ucb, which is where we come from. we were born at ucb. [ light laughter ] >> we've been lucky enough to have people we looked up to for years. and also, it's so cool to see fresh new york actor faces. i hope it is

justify violating a number of clear statutory mandates, the administration has mustered a weak and unconvincing hodgepodge of legal acro batics all for the purpose of allowing the tko*eupl tko*eupl -- the administration to avoid the provisions of its own signature law. when we in congress have proposed legitimate fixes to provide hardworking americans relief from obama's disruptive effects, the white house has displayed shocking audacity in threatening to veto lawful delays to some of these cuts and mandates. madam president, i don't know if anyone could imagine a better example of an administration allowing political expediency and ideological commitments to trump the president's constitutional obligations to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. equally troubling, where the president's legislative efforts have failed, he's decided simply to regulate seemingly undeterred from stretching his existing statutory authorities past their breaking point. again, this is the very definition of executive abuse. for example, a hallmark of the president's so-called -- quote -- "pen and phone" st

and east asia -- it is an unconvincing strategy by the u.s. to contain a rising china.k it is convincing many people in beijing. i think he may ultimately look back and -- not figuring out china could be this president's biggest mistake. >> can we go back to ukraine for a moment? could the sanctions backfire on the european economy? >> yes. in the sense that if they went further and impose the kind of sanctions that would hit not just one bank but multiple russian banks, it would certainly have your -- have implications for the europeans. but this is a good time to exert economic rusher on russia -- to exert economic pressure on russia. >> are they strong enough to do that? >> the worst estimates right now , maybe a 4% contraction. even if the russian economy shrank by 9%, it would still have a very small effect on the core european economy. there is interdependence here. it is russia that will feel much more pain than germany. in that sense, the west still has some real cards to play. >> do they have the guts to play them? >> that's an excellent question. >> by renounc

leadership blames police for febreze deadly sniper attacks in kiev but the investigation leaves many unconvinced later in the program we'll look at the questions that so far failed to answer. next six people were killed in an attack on a polling station in afghanistan on saturday is the nation voted for its next president dozens of polling centers were actually unable to even open due to nearby shootings the taliban had threatened to derail this election at any cost but officials say that there was a huge turnout nonetheless caffein office in kabul forty millions of afghans defied the taliban threats to cast their ballots and there was no major security incidents six people did die in a rocket attack on a polling center there were some clashes in provincial areas but those are places that had already been fighting the taliban insurgent. resembling the violence that we had seen in the run up to the historic vote one that many are calling a triumph of determination over intimidation the counting of votes will last for a while but officials do say that about seven million afghans cast their ballots

i find the logic for them to be completely unconvincing.in fact, virtually every science , scientific organization that has any credibility absolutely agrees with that. there are any number of health risks. they are actually real and that we should be worried about, including your cancer, heart disease, stroke. the idea that these diseases are ,omehow all caused by gm owes they were not epidemics prior to gmo's. vaccine, carlu accidents, suicides. what about just people who are having a bad diet? it's not like we don't know what we should be eating. festivals, less meat, getting some exercise. these are the things that will really do in our health for most people. what about dietary supplements? completely unregulated? all sorts of contaminants, mercury, that should be heavily regulated. or and our mental toxins, something that i work in. i have a ebony that is selling a genetic test that tests individuals' susceptibility to low levels of mercury. but if you are in a genetically susceptible subpopulation, which is about 20% of boys, you can

also if you are still unconvinced about the scale of american surveillance be sure that all eyes are on you new york police say that they have now this plan to the surveillance unit which monitored the city's muslim communities every day life to get more on that controversial program head to our web site. right to see. first for you and i think that you're. on a reporter's. instead. of being. on. next this hour russia is taking further steps on the path to creating a new national payment system to replace visa and master card that's after the two blocked services to banks linked to russians targeted by u.s. sanctions the move is set to create an alternative financial severe to reduce the dollar's dominance visa or master card hold a defacto monopoly on transactions that represent what they do five percent of the global market share and to have been blasted by domestic retailers for exorbitant fees local merchants in the us pay fifty billion dollars annually for the services what the figure is for the rest of the world that's pretty hard to pin down fees which uses across the globe ha

my last comment is unconvinced that my solution -- microsolutions or heart of the macrosolutions and hopefully we will get the conference of reform. >> next to senator cardin. >> thank you mr. chairman. that would also add my congratulations to you senator hatch for the manner in which this legislation is being considered. it's not just a bipartisan manner which is just doing it but individual provisions to see how we will improve them and make them work better to get a better result for the dollars they have spent and that is reflected in the work the two of you have done. i'm proud to be part of that so thank you very much for your efforts. this bill is critically important to our economy and offers more certainty and creates jobs. many provisions that i think are critically important, let me highlight the transit benefits the green energy initiatives the new market tax credits and senator rockefeller's efforts there. the low income housing tax credits. the 9% minimum rate and senator cantwell's work on that this critically important helps all of our communities with conservation e

i find the logic for them to be completely unconvincing. in fact, virtually every science, scientific organization that has any credibility absolutely agrees with that. there are any number of health risks. they are actually real and that we should be worried about, including your cancer, heart disease, stroke. the idea that these diseases are somehow all caused by gm owes, they were not epidemics prior to gmo's. you get the flu vaccine, car accidents, suicides. what about just people who are having a bad diet? it's not like we don't know what we should be eating. more leads, more festivals, less meat, getting some exercise. these are the things that will really do in our health for most people. what about dietary supplements? completely unregulated? all sorts of contaminants, mercury, that should be heavily regulated. or and our mental toxins, something that i work in. i have a ebony that is selling a genetic test that tests individuals' susceptibility to low levels of mercury. but if you are in a genetically susceptible subpopulation, whi

unconvinced that edward snowden around the world is viewed in those terms and over the next decade even more so around the world in the united states. >> i think people understand. you only get to be a whistle-blower as long as you use of certain prescribed that this to blow a whistle. what you're talking about is actually illegal. way beyond what is illegal. the question is where it should be. draw the line as a society. so, you know, something like that. what is done is enable us to figure out. nobody gets to maximize there interest. there's a fundamental conflict sometimes between security and accountability, between self defense and self governance. when you get to be secret as the nsa has done to my perfectly good motive of defending the country, you will use every tool available to you. by doing so in secret you are removing the possibility that the people you represent are going to be able to set your boundaries. what snowden has done is allow us collectively to make that decision. >> thank you both very much. we seem to have lost glenn greenwald at the last minute. i hope it is

president obama is unconvinced and is putting putin on notice saying there will be consequences if russia doesn't scale back its aggression toward ukraine. however, while politicians talk, people are now dying on the ground. a deadly shootout between ukrainian and pro-russian forces is feared to signal worse things to come. let's get to phil black in ukraine with the latest. phil? >> reporter: chris, yes, this event overnight is easily the most vial lend of the crisis so far in the southern town where the ukrainian government says 300 pro-russian militants attached a ukrainian military unit. they were able to repel them, killing three attackers, injuring around 13. arresting dozens more. no word on ukrainian military casualties yet. it is a sign of just how chaotic things on the ground currently are. we have had the arrival of a large ukrainian military force here with the intention of driving back pro-russian forces. but so far they have dismally failed to do so. numerous cases we've seen them stopped not by pro-russian government but my locals, villagers, people who don't want them here

just a bureaucratic issue but a member of the peace and freedom party told us that explanation is unconvincing is not being widely reported because some of it is probably going to private corporations that are paid to do the dirty work for the united states government the u.s. government as you know involved in having contracts in various countries around the world particularly war trying can trace countries in which we have military operations some of these are contractors that peace and freedom party does not believe we should have we believe we should not be supporting imperialism and other countries. now let's have a quick look at some other news around the world in a world update this. has broken out of a nursing home in central chile killing nine people in the caretaker officials say neighbors rushed in to help but were only able to rescue three residents as the others were locked inside their rooms because of the blaze which spread rapidly through the two story wooden building remains unknown. in iraq a deadly series of attacks has left at least fifteen dead across the country early on

there's something very unconvincing and unanswered.n the data has not. how do you explain the analysis continuing to change when the underlying information isn't? is this about disclosure or about competency? >> well, i'm going to be charitable and say it's about disclosure. the problem is, this is now the third or fourth set of data about what happened in that crucial time between the last radio transmission and when it appears off of the -- you know, after the straits, past indonesia, actually, the turn around in indonesia. so we've had different reports on altitude. different reports on what was going on. the latest report now casts doubts on the previous reports because the latest information has it's turn to the left turning in vietnamese airspace. you remember, a lot of the theories surfaced on whatever happened in the cockpit, whoever is making the decisions decided to make that turn after the handoff from air traffic control of malaysia but before they entered vietnamese airspace. and the altitude to descend 10 to 5,000 feet is

well if you are still unconvinced about the scale american surveillance be sure all eyes are on you andyour police say they are now disbanded a surveillance unit which monitor the city's muslim communities every day life plus . and jan there in choice india follows us trail as example by recognizing the existence of a third janitor get the full story and much more on r.t. dot com. right from the scene. first street view and i think the true. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. the m o o. it's really strange to hear at the start that the russians are brutal aggressors and phrase those. explaining to embrace the ukraine and want to take cold water. it's strange that the west increasingly lives in a time warp it's as if it's on the table to think of itself in any all the way then fighting against hitler and stalin i mean forever hitler is in the bunker stalin is ruling in the kremlin and the west. through some four bit has become of their centerpiece all the global stupidity over global observes that we see in the world to be just like anti-semitism was of the central were all stupidi