the united kingdom is deeply concerned about the tensions in the crimea peninsula and by the fact that the russian parliament authorized action on ukrainian soil against the wishes of the ukrainian government. this action is a grave threat to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of ukraine. we condemn any act of aggression against ukraine. we have therefore sought an immediate and full explanation from the russian federation for the decision to authorize military action on sovereign ukrainian soil and the basis of it under international law. earlier today my prime minister called on all parties to think carefully about actions and think to lower and not escalate tensions. yesterday my secretary spoke to the ukrainian acting president and made clear the united kingdom support for the new government. he urged him that the government takes measures to unify the country and protects the rights of all ukrainian citizens including those from may north groups in the spirit of inclusiveness and assured him of the united kingdom's commitment to the territorial integrity, unit

request for urgent cut consultations in accordance with the 1994 budapest memorandum signed by united kingdom station, russia and ukraine. we sa see no reason why these consultations should not take place immediately. yesterday this council expressed support for ukraine's unity, is off at this and territorial integrity and agreed that all political actors should show restraints. this is critical that the russian federation respects the sovereignty, independence and territory of ukraine and takes immediate steps to calm this dangerous situation. i thank you. >> translator: i thank the representative of the united kingdom and now give the floor to the representative of france. >> translator: madam president, since the beginning of the current crisis france has worked towards the solution which would allow for the stabilization of ukraine a democratic ukraine that respects the rights of all communities and members of the great european family. this was the ming behind the mediation conducted by the foreign ministers of poland and france and germany. this was the sense of the 21st of february agr

the united states, united kingdom, france, china, and russia itself.so they could find the most probably the strongest solutions how to cool down the situation and how to bring peace there. this is what we expect. >> is the une crane, is your country under acgregs having in mind that you have foreign forces into your country or not? >> still, we have not stated like that. neither the parliament nor the ministry. we announced only the protest as to the illegal movement, illegal presence and illegal coming. still, we do not want to be in a strong confrontation. we do not want that. we still demand from them move out, let's have the consultations, let's think what we could do to calm down the people in the area. so the people -- the ordinary people don't want any conflict. they are looking for the solution. >> i'm not quite sure i understood what you were saying earlier. where is the military hardware going? where are the attack helicopters and planes going? are they going to the port or to where the fleet is? information. big here we got it just before t

the signatories are the united kingdom, russia and the united states.hile russia violated the guarantees of the agreement as it invaded ukraine, mr. obama chose to ignore what i think many would call an insistent obligation to ukraine on the part of the united kingdom, all of europe, and i believe the united states. president obama today said we're not embarking on a new cold war. i hope he's right. but i also say tell that to ukranians and all of europe who see that neither side of this confrontation has so far demonstrated any intention of honoring their up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information t

, for example, and in past years, the united kingdom has been reluctant to try to curtail those kindties based on things that vladimir putin is doing, correct? so it wouldn't be completely out of the realm of belief the united kingdom might drag its feet on limiting financial interactions with russians? >> i think you make a very good point. you know, a number of the football clubs, is a number of business and number of the football clubs are owned by russians. in the past we've given economic asylum to russians who have fallen out with moscow and the kremlin. there is a very difficult diplomatic decision to be made by all e.u. countries at this pointing, not least, for example, the germans, who do even more business with the russians on a bilateral basis than we do here in the u.k. listen, we all understand and agree that energy is the battleground that nobody wants a fight on between the e.u. and russia at this point. we take about a third of our energy from russia, and in turn we pay their bills. both sides of that equation is very important. but you rightly point out, it's more t

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the signatories are the united kingdom, russia and the united states.nd while russia violated the guarantees of the agreement as it invaded ukraine, mr. obama chose to ignore what i think many would call an insistent obligation to ukraine on the part of the united kingdom, all of europe, and i believe the united states. president obama today said we're not embarking on a new cold war. i hope he's right. but i also say tell that to ukranians and all of europe who see that neither side of this confrontation has so far demonstrated any intention of honoring their obligations. >>> that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. growth? growth. i just talked to ups. they've got a lot of great ideas. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i

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the united kingdom is deeply concerned about the tensions in the crimea peninsula and by the fact that the russian parliament authorized action on ukrainian soil against the wishes of the ukrainian government. this action is a grave threat to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of ukraine. we condemn any act of aggression against ukraine. we have therefore sought an immediate and full explanation from the russian federation for the decision to authorize military action on sovereign ukrainian soil and the basis of it under international law. earlier today my prime minister called on all parties to think carefully about actions and think to lower and not escalate tensions. yesterday my secretary spoke to the ukrainian acting president and made clear the united kingdom support for the new government. he urged him that the government takes measures to unify the country and protects the rights of all ukrainian citizens including those from may north groups in the spirit of inclusiveness and assured him of the united kingdom's commitment to the territorial integrity, unit

the united kingdom is deeply concerned about the teptions in the crimea peninsula and by the fact that the russian parliament authorized action on ukrainian soil against the wishes of the you crane yen -- the ukrainian government. this action is a grave threat to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of ukraine. we condemn any act of aggression against ukraine. we have therefore sought an immediate and full explanation from the russian federation for the decision to authorize military action on sovereign ukrainian soil and the basis of it under international law. earlier today my prime minister called on all parties to think carefully about actions and think to lower and not escalate tensions. yesterday my secretary spoke to the ukrainian acting president and made clear the united kingdom support for the new government. he urged him that the government takes measures to unify the country and protects the rights of all ukrainian citizens including those from may north groups in the spirit of inclaw sighness and assured him of the united kingdom's commitment to the terr

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the united kingdom is deeply concerned by the escalation of tensions in the crimea peninsula and by the fact that the russian parliament has authorized russian military action on ukranian soil against the wishes of the ukranian government. this action is a grave threat to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of ukraine. we condemn any act of aggression against ukraine. we have therefore sought an immediate and full explanation from the russian federation for the decision to authorize -- >> you've just been listening to an emergency session of the u.n. security council there discussing the situation in ukraine, really a riveting back and forth between the ukraine's representative, russia's representative and u.s. representative, ambassador is a man th samantha power. let me briefly summarize. samantha power, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. saying it is time for russian intervention in ukraine to end, and she argues that it is as dangerous as it is destabilizing. and she also goes on to suggest some steps that the u.s. and its partners are working on, including bringing

certainly, the united kingdom and strongly advocated we need to take further actions. those actions must be done on a united basis and of course well judged and well targeted. i don't think it would be helpful for different countries to announce ahead of the european council what they want to see. andunited position, whatever measures they decide to take on thursday. i can't tell him -- he asked if all options remain on the table and the answer is yes. no partially photographed documents to be taken as a guide to decisions made on these matters. those options remain open. -- thed about the suspension of the preparations. the d sevensterday, be able to hold meetings of their own. that is an option. i think it will be necessary not only to take well judged measures and responsiveness, but across the european union for there to be a recognition that russia needs the european union economically just as much or more than the european union needs russia. we need to have the common political will and to organize way toes in a cohesive have the political will and economic lever

we have our special and historic ties to the united kingdom. we still have convene elizabeth as our head of state. we are not a republic. she is our ultimate head of state. but we've got this clear consciousness of ourselves in our part of the world needing to understand what is happening right across our region. so of course that's about china. but it's also about india and what's happening in south korea. it's been a very long time what's happening in japan now, such a strong trading partner of ours and partner in the region in so many ways. it's what's happening in indonesia. so across all of our region we are deeply engaged and we've got more of a sense of ourselves in that place. than had 20, 30, 40 years ago. >> along with being comfortable with itself as an asian country, does australia have something to say to the west about global climate change? because it's in a very different place on the globe. are you suffering in ways that are kind of the thin edge of the wedge here? >> i think like the rest of the planet, i accept the science of

yes, we will have a new coin in the united kingdom. moment subject at the given the scottish referendum on independence but we will see a 12 sided coin. apparently it will be harder to counterfeit because counterfeiting coins apparently is big business. back to you. looks a littleit bit like the threepenny. i look to you, because you probably do remember. it was around from 1937-1971. i don't know anything about it. >> stay with us. they will unveil the budget. do not miss it. joining us now is the head of -- bill.management long on politics, short on other things. am one of the individuals they were talking about. is that it isent 14 months before an election. the potential for surprises and giveaways is there and particularly folks that have a living standard that are focusing on keeping inflation rates down, supporting middle income families, and particularly through the task allowances to maslow. whatever will be given will be modest but very focused. >> neutral overall? >> neutral. i see things like anti-avoidance measures getting

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obama khoets to ignorchose toignore what i thind call a obligation to ukraine on the part of united kingdomf europe, and i believe united states. president obama today said we're not embarking on a new coil war, i hop he is right -- a new cold war, i hope he is right, i say tell that to ukraineians and all of europe. >> and that is it for us, thank you for being with us, pulitzer prize winner george will, joining us tomorrow, be with us, joining us tomorrow, be with us, good night from new dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may ve surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. >> and we have a liftoff. neil: here is all you need to know about how sad this country has become. we are hitching rides with the russians into space. that rocket the latest example. the only way we can get there. american astronaut paid for the privilege. steve swanson did not pay that himself, of course, we did as we

obama khoets to ignorchose toignore what i thind call a obligation to ukraine on the part of united kingdom europe, and i believe united states. president obama today said we're not embarking on a new coil war, i hop he is right -- a new cold war, i hope he is right, i say tell that to ukraineians and all of europe. >> and that is it for us, thank you for being with us, pulitzer prize winner george will, joining us tomorrow, be with us, good night from new york. gotta be good. good? good. growth is the goal. how do we do that? i talked to ups. they'll help us out. new technology. smart advice. we focus on the business and they take care of the logistics. ups? good going. we get good. that's great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. (all) great! i love logistics. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets,

but they signed this agreement with the united states, the united kingdom and the russia that basically said, if you give up your nuclear weapons, we, these three countries that signed to this, will provide for your defense and assure you of your defense. so ukraine did that. they gave up these weapons. well, now -- this was signed in 1994 -- 20 years later, one of the three countries that signed that agreement hasn't just not provided for their defense, they actually invaded them. and i want to make a point on this for a second. think about if you're one of these other countries around the world right now that feels threatened by your neighbors and the united states and the rest of the world are going to you and saying, listen, don't develop nuclear weapons, don't develop nuclear weapons, south korea, don't develop nuclear weapons, japan, don't develop nuclear weapons, saudi arabia, we will protect you. we will watch out for you. what kind of lesson do you think this instance sends to them? i think the message this is sending to many nations around the world is perhaps we can no longer

thank you. >> i would like to thank the representative of the united kingdom for that statement. now i would like to give the floor to the representative of lithuania. >> thank you, madam president. my delegation is profoundly troubled by russia's veto of the resolution on the legality of the issue in crimea. and the consequences -- and is worried about the consequences for the future in the region and internationally. on the 31st of may, 1997, at a ceremony to the monument of the liberated soldier in kiev, the late president of russia, boris yeltsin, declared that ukraine is a sovereign country. russia does not lay claim on any part of ukraine or on any other cities. and yet, in defiance to the budapest memorandum, whereby the russian federation referred -- reaffirmed its right to use force against the territorial integrity, -- contrary to the treaty of friendship between ukraine and the russian federation of 1997, which are from the book countries agreed to respect each other's territorial integrity and confirmed the ability of the existing rules between them. and in violation

>> the watchdog the organization for the chemical weapons, united kingdom and their allies have beenressing the syrian government very publicly and very loudly and saying these delays are basically unacceptable and they are dragging their feet and they need to step it up. >> how are they supposed to be disposed of? >> here's the real interesting thing. they didn't want to dispose of them in syria because obviously there's a civil war going on there. they couldn't find another country to take them to dispose of them. they came up with the idea that they would dispose of them on a specially fitted u.s. ship, cape ray, and they have mobile facilities on it and that's how they are going odispose of these weapons. >> what about the factories that make the weapons in syria? >> that's another problem. basically there are 12 facilities that the syrian government has designated. those have all got to be declared. the syrian government said it didn't want to actually destroy them, it wanted to convert them to another use. that is something that has been allowed for chemical weapons facilities

. >> essentially you want to be proud of everyone in the united kingdom. >> yeah. >> so, you know, that'se involved in this sort of thing. >> there is a union between england and scotland. i'm scottish myself, but we have the queen, and the proms and all of that sort of thing. >> reporter: and what they have at this restaurant is ott -- authentic scottish food. >> the use of the euro and the british government ruled out keeping pound, the majority of our customers feel that a yes vote on the 18th of september would be a mistake. >> reporter: that's born out by an opinion poll suggesting that 64% of people in england and whales want scotland to remain in the united kingdom. on tuesday scotland's first minister will be in london pressing the case for independence, but here they are not too worried about scotland's political future. >> i enjoy the music and dancing, and that's not going to change. if it is a separate country, i shouldn't need a pass port to get into scotland, although you never know. >> reporter: and we don't know how scotts will vote come september, but having a good time a

the united kingdom believes that any newly deployed troops that do not answer to the ukrainian governmentshould withdraw. my prime minister and fellow -- foreign secretary have been in touch with the leaders of the new government in ukraine and russia in the course of today. they have stressed the need for every country to respect the territorial integrity, unity and sovereignty of ukraine. my foreign secretary will travel to ukraine on sunday. we urge all parties, in and outside of ukraine, to exercise restraint and avoid actions or rhetoric that would inflame tensions further or impact on ukraine's sovereignty in any way. my foreign secretary welcomed assurances from acting president turchynov on respecting the rights of all minorities in ukraine. we want the people of ukraine to be free to determine their own future. it is clear that ukraine wants to move towards a different future and the voices of those who have protested over several months have been heard. a stable and prosperous ukraine is in all of our interests. this is not a zero-sum game. we should now all work together to hel

they inherited the region, essentially, you want to be proud of everyone in the united kingdom.hat's why -- you know be involved in this sort of thing. >> i think there's sort of a union between england and scotland, which is engaged in everything, in terms of -- i'm scottish myself, we have the queen and last night the brocks and all that sort of thing what they have is -- many of the remembers have family connections to scotland but here at least there's little appetite for independence. >> having ruled out also enrollment of the use of the euro. the majority of our customers feel that a yes vote the defensive people, and england and whales want them to remain in the united kingdom. for me it's not about economics it is about preserving a shared wealth. >> on tuesday the first minister will be in london pressing the case for independent. but here they are not too worried about the political future. >> enjoy the music, and the dancing, and that's not going to change. to get into scotland. >> and of course we don't know how they will vote in sent. whatever the results the cultur

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bilateral also has some successes with respect to the libya problem where we worked with united kingdom on that. but i also in the book draw some cautionary notes because in going to conferences as you do and listening to the discussion and watching the way talking to terrorists has become one of the hottest fields in my business of terrorism i have a lot of reservations about the way in which diplomacy can succeed, just how far it can go. so i'm more reserved in that respect but i look at for example some of the false negotiator stories which there are some. one is the famous case where an american was murdered. he sent the gunman in to do the the dirty work and positioned himself vis-À-vis resident government as an intermediary who could step in and be helpful. there was an absolute classic by colonel gadhafi. one of the last cases i find of deliberate export of international terrorism about 99 or 2000. there was a crisis with abu sigh of taking multiple foreign hostages so out of the philippines this group acts. gadhafi steps in and a grandiose way as a mediator and he offers a fanta

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united states worked closely on many issues. afghanistan was one. the middle east, you had terrible things happening. with soviet encroachment. some parties, and the kingdomnd united states worked closely. the ultimate cooperation happened when saddam hussein invaded kuwait. we had half a million american soldiers on saudi soil. >> to the consternation of someone like osama bin laden. >> well -- and nonetheless -- >> you were central. as our member, you met with somebody. >> to get bin laden handed over to the kingdom. the united states stood by us. we needed a friend to stand by us. we stood by the united states when they needed a friend to stand by them. i trust united states. >> in the first gulf war? >> and previous to that, and subsequent to that. do you believe that the president and his leadership has weakened america? >> your president has had a tough time. his first term was spent trying to take over the problems the u.s. faced after the previous president left office. whether it was the economy, iraq, afghanistan. you name it. he had to deal with it. >> you have some respect for that fact? >> not only that, but the u.s. is coming out of all of t

we hope in the ukraine that the united kingdom to protect us from the russian regime. >> you say you hope the u.s. and u.k. can protect you from invasion, but how exactly do you want them to go about insuring that protection? >> the next russian invasion, but right now there is no bloodshed which means that we could fix this the political way. we could try to fix it. yesterday the united nations collect and talking about crim crimea, it should take political steps to fix the situation. >> all right, thank you. joining us begin. >> let's go back. >> it can--it is ready to take whatever measures it can, whatever measures it has. whatever resources it has at its disposal to keep ukraine in its orbit. >> we saw that president obama said yesterday that he was deeply concerned, and that there would be cause i cost if militay actions were taken. what do you think the u.s. should do? >> you can see right now it's a very disproportionate response in ukraine on the part of russia. the russian government has sent troops to ukraine, and at the same time what we hear from the u.s. currently is ju

intelligence man, ambassador robert joseph, as they work with the united kingdom to press the libyan authorities to get them to divest themselves of wm ds, not only the supplies but the actable machinery. this is prelude to what you are seeing with syria. the machine was put on a ship and brought to the united states. was a wonderful resolution of a longstanding problem with the gadhafi regime. that is facilitated by intelligence and diplomats from two different countries and it is an extremely good story. i goes then into the questions of the strategy so i need to mention a few of these. mr. bush then writes the first national counter terrorist tragedy we have and he did two of them and his principles were defeated terrorists and their organizations, designed them sponsorship and sanctuary, diminish the underlying conditions terrorists exploit and defend the u.s. at home. the government to the superb job at that. he got himself a very broad congressional authorization which i am sorry to say is being prematurely questioned. he argues in his strategy that terrorists are truly evil. h

this is a country that wants to talk seriously with its allies -- the likes of united kingdom, france, and germany, entries seen more reluctant to put in place stricter sanctions. these are countries that the united states wants to convince. this is a trip that will be largely about ukraine, not only during the first stop but also in brussels when president barack obama will be meeting the u.s.of nato and then the president will move onto other subjects, presumably ukraine will never disappear completely, but he he will move on to italy with a meeting with the pope and then on to saudi arabia as well. is our washington correspondent. next, the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane is in its third week but still coming up empty. australian authorities say despite the use of the most advanced search aircraft in the world, they have been unable to find possible debris spotted earlier today by the chinese. a possible sighting in the search for malaysia airlines flight mh370. isnese state television reporting that one of its search sadistic --is a spotted a suspicious object. repo

but what has happened is that the malaysian prime minister has received information from the united kingdom's version of the ntsb. they cross referenced and came to a very sad conclusion for the families of the passengers board mh 370. >> it is therefore with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data, are the flight image 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> so they know that the plane went down in the southern indian ocean, they don't know where. this is where we have been for the past week, satellites and planes and ships have been scanning that area, trying to find debris that could find the black boxes. debris possibly from the plane but the pilot says you really can't tell for sure. >> there's no real way we can know, on the aircraft, all we provide is possible. the possibility that they are, as well as the location, at time, and we mark those objects. that's all we can provide. our analysis, when we left to the photographers, the image analysis once we land, as well as hma's success once she steamed into the area. >> and that australian worship

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. >> at the stroke of midnight same-sex couples were able to legally marry in most of the united kingdom. they were able to form civil partnership there is, but as of today they can officially tie the knot in england and wales. a recent vote in scotland expects to allow it soon. >>> over 6,000 people will be hired for cyber command by 2016. that increase will provide better defense against internet attacks that threaten american security. >> america has always adopted to new threats, but today a world in which ocean oceans are crossy the speed of light presents challenges to our security that the nation before has confronted. >> hagel's speech was broadcast live from nsa headquarters for the first time made it clear that the government is not trying to, quote, militarized cyberspace. >>> an effort to gather somali refugees in kenya. >> i'm mentally ill, and i don't receive the treatment i need. >> how hospital closings are turning jails into treatment centers. >> kenyon government wants all somali refugees to leave urban areas in an attempt to keep them in two refugee camps that are far

that refers to the united states, united kingdom, and others. to say that they were together is a massive understatement. they are joined in intelligence in a way that profoundly affect their approach to national security. they agree not to spy on each other. they integrate and align the foreign policy basically. this alignment exceeds any popular understanding. you can say all that, but until you see it on you do not understand how closely they are linked. i was once at a download station which is a facility from which information from the satellites are made available under sent on to the people to receive it. about 15 people, most of the military, came onto the new shift. i noticed the new guy in there lining up and giving everyone orders. clearly not an american. he was an aussie. i watched them. i could tell by his uniform that he is a major in the australian air force. i watched him operate. he lined them up. do this and do that. one thing or another. i asked somebody, what does that mean? he is our boss. he assesses and gives the annual f

william hague moving the united kingdom beyond rhetoric and at the airport, heathrow airport, before taking off for the ukraine, he announced that the united kingdom will no longer be taking part in preparations for the g-8 summit that is scheduled for sochi in russia. jim? >> undoubtedly difficult conversations going there the brussels. reminder to our viewers military options at least at this point have been taken off the table. "reliable sources" starts in two minutes with a look at how the media is shaping the debate on gay rights issues. ♪ [ male announcer ] your heart. it powers your body to walk enough stairs in a lifetime to climb the empire state building 1,000 times. your heart is amazing. take care of it with centrum silver. multivitamins with b vitamins and lycopene to help support your heart and packed with key nutrients to help support your eyes and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. my sinuses are acting up and i've got this runny nose. i better take something. truth is, sudafed pe pressure and pain won't treat all of your symptoms. really?

. >>> coming up on al jazeera america it is called modern day slavery some workers in the united kingdom are being abused. and the citrus crisis hits lime lovers smack dab in the middle of their margaritas. >> the man who fired shots at the white house could face up to 27 years in prison. os scar are a measure row hernandez be will be set to be sentenced today. he fired shots at the white house. he was first charged with attempting to assassinate the president but dropped those charge in a plea deal last mon month. >>> the cries in ukraine continues this day. russian foreign minister is meeting with his french counter counterpart today after discussions with secretary of state john kerry. talks between lavrov and kerry failed to come to resolution of the crisis in ukraine. >> ththethe extent of modern day slavery in u.k. is shocking. the focus is on filipino workers. the sponsorship system has been allowed employers to seize their passports and effectively enslave them. this woman took after overdose. >> i took pills and went to the bedroom. my employer came to see me. she said are you c

the united kingdom, they -- as you said, a strong emphasis on rehabilitation.responsibility to their prison mer to mimic what real life would be like. roughly speaking, countries that do that have about a 10% recidivism rate, meaning criminals that will return to prison again. in the u.s. it's roughly 50% because we are not doing -- we have cut work programs, education programs to help these criminals reintegrate into the world. we're harming ourselves. 95% of people held in solitaire confinement will return to the world someday. >> and that's the law and order argument beyond the humanitarian pointious raise in your report. laura diamond, thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, the new numbers don't add up. our staff mathematician explains. from the classic lines to the elegant trim in each and every piece, ♪ kohler will make your reality a dream. humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rat

in the united kingdom, the preparations for the referendum in scotland were underway for a very longime indeed. in crimea, it is a time of national tension, when much of the crimean peninsula is occupied by russian forces. to hold a referendum scenes the height of madness. -- to hold a referendum seems the height of madness. one has to say, it is extreme the doubtful. whether it is even legal, given moment -- of the crimea is a subject of the ukraine, authority of the ukrainian parliament. it seems extremely doubtful. for the moment, it looks as though this may very well go ahead 10 days from now. do you have any information on how the central government in key have reacted -- in kiev? was that this is illegal. you hold a referendum like that requires the approval of the ukrainian parliament. there has been no such discussion. clearly it is illegal. inside crimea as well, there is a lot of discussion among the , very resistant to the idea of separation and joining russia. the council will be holding a meeting today to discuss what their reaction should be. will they boycott the vote,

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he then ends up getting involved in jihad he practices and teaching that in the united kingdom. he comes back and goes back to yemen and starts radicalizing people on the internet and in chat rooms. four of the five successful post-9/11 attacks were taken on by lone wolf. they are inspired by him. he dies by a drone attack and nspires attacks from the grave. it is interesting how he is able to radicalize people. what is the fbi doing to understand that threat? who are they hiring? are they getting access to the best and the brightest? are they bringing in people who can anticipate where al qaeda and terrorist groups go with these technologies? as mr. komi set a couple of hours ago, are they able to have the resources from congress to train people and educate people to this threat? are they bringing in people from mit? and gettingbout mit the best minds together in the united states to understand where these people are coming from. i remember the 9/11 commission -- tom clancy had written a novel before 9/11 about an airplane that was going to crash into the united states capital.

. >>> a stroke of midnight same-sex marriages could legally married in most of the united kingdom. gay couples have been allowed to form civil partnerships there, but as of today they are and they can tie th the knot. >> it was a lot more emotional than i thought it would be. >> g.m. has expanded it's recall to include two and a half million vehicles. the recall of a million cars is connected to a faulty ignition switch linked to 12 passenger deaths. g.m. is facing a growing number of lawsuit, and now a congressional inquiry is expected in the coming days. let's take a closer look at this credit. g.m. said it will replace ignition switches in cobalt, and pontiac so solstice. families kille of those killed n accidents. >> g.m. only listens to people when it effects their bottom line. that being said we have to have this bottom line so that they don't ever do this again. >> meanwhile, g.m. has stopped sales of its popular chevy cruse due to the front right axle of cracking and separating. >>> tennessee is known all around the world as whiskey, home to jack daniel's. but there is a qu

the remaining visas were spread among immigrants from south korea, taiwan, the united kingdom and hong kong. it allows wealthy initials to by pass the pace. >> they say if you get your green card, you get your 500 back. good enough. it's tremendously attractive. i'm talking about high cost say of 11%, 12%. eb-5 coming in at 0% or 1%. >> reporter: a broadway theater, even major hollywood studios. these are just a handful of businesses vying for the eb cash for loans. the detailed data is scarce. >> one of the problems with the problems with the program we don't have a lot of information of how it works. we do have a lot of on the failures including fraud and corruption. >> reporter: investors may not be the only ones at risk. charles grassley fired out a letter to the department of homeland security. his concern, terrorists. citing internal immigration memo, two eb-5 participants were, quote, involved in an illegal procurement network exports items to iran for use by secret iranian government agencies. homeland security offered no public response, but in a report released in december th

back benches to win the arguments but it's extraordinary how often great issues in the united kingdom in the united kingdom pollen and have ultimately been decided by the by the views of those who were in the minority who have been demonstrated to have been right not with any great self-satisfaction because far as i'm concerned it's all pretty obvious and was when i started out arguing about these masses in the in the late one nine hundred eighty is now someone pays are saying that a scale of immigration has left britain and recognisable what some parts of the country alania to it even do you share the sentiment is it in your to blame for this as well well i am very concerned about the scale of immigration you have to remember don like russia the united kingdom it is a relatively small land mass on life of a relatively small land mass and the fact is that we have a capacity which is being exceeded i am actually not him principle against immigration i have to say that i believe that he does a very good thing for countries to move. for people in individual countries to move from one cou

an intelligence man, steve kappas, and ambassador robert joseph, they worked with the united kingdom to press the libyan authorities to get them to divest themselves of wmd. not only the supplies, but the actual machinery. the machinery -- this is kind of prelude to what you're seeing with syria -- the machinery for making that wmd was put on a ship and brought to the united states. it was the solution to a long standing problem with the gadhafi regime, and that was through diplomats from two different countries. and it's an extremely good story. well, i go then into the questions of the strategy, so i need to mention a few of these. mr. bush then writes the first national counterterrorist strategy that we have, right this and he actually did two of them. and his principles were to defeat the terrorists and their organizations, deny them sponsorship and sanctuary, diminish the underlying conditions that terrorists exploit and defend the u.s. at home. his government did a superb job of that. he got himself a very broad congressional authorization which is now, i'm sorry to say, being