information and intelligence, rather than solve the mystery of gene, whose death, incidentally went unrecorded as a murder in northern ireland by the authorities and by the police for more than 20 years and there was never a proper investigation. into her death. so this whole episode raises as many questions as it gives answer. >> you were interviewing citizens of one country, about events in that country. while you were meant to keep this information in yet another country. it was always going to be a tricky thing, wasn't it? wasn't there the possibility that someone would come fishing for it, and it would put a lot of pressure on that agreement of confidentiality. >> well, no, the idea of depositing this in was very deliberately done, some of they want had an unfortunate record of volunteering confidential information to the authorities. that had not yet happened in the united states. but also, you have a written constitution, and is you have a first amendment, and you have all these rights which are embedded in law and constitution. america was the ideal place for it, we took enough transmi

the recent seven suggests as many as one body of crimes in britain go unrecorded. or would he tells of an investigation of just a click away from us. the us but its influence across the pacific islands has struck a deal to access with the bases in the philippines was the game and find out why about to go. italy accusations over who stood and walked in ukraine the us and the eu expanding sanctions against russia this week washington target seventeen russian companies in the road is a link to president putin according to the white that's full of belgian parliament speaker noted but also the cbd small scale could react this time so i use sanctions have something to do. she looked over and decides that has so far insisted that he should not forget that the sanctions basically this relations purpose here in the west actually if you can see that the current situation there are still white wine. she's known to say that they are she will stay informed. i didn't see us at one point two two. it was formed to defect. due to some locals but the idea most trenchant small scare

like the unrecord movements of people strolling paris boulevard in the early photographs, laughter was invisible to cameras. even smiles faded as the shutter waited for enough light to seep in. distilling images into the portrait drawn with light, but the fleeding jesters were lost. thank you. [ applause ] >> if i were a better person i would know what time it was and how much time we have for questions and answers. we are good. the q and a is my favorite part. i had a few ideas what i was doing but i kept wondering off. i encourage you to say anything that strikes you as interesting or ask a question you have always wondered and i will prove i don't know the answer but i will pretend to. yes, sir? >> this is a terrific talk. i thought i knew a lot about him until i read this and now i know more. one of the episodes you describe about it death of john from lock jaw, when you said this to his sister or somebody, that john became to feel something calm passover him and i looked at the print and was trying to find the source of that. but do you have any more information about -- because w

like the unrecorded movements of people strolling paris boulevard as he took his early photographs, laughter wasn't invisible. even smiles faded while the inhumanly patient charter we differ like to sleep then. the person's likeness distilled these and the fleeting gestures and smiles and the sparkle of life were lost. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> if i was a better person i would know how much time we had for questions and answers. >> okay, we are good. so someone here will tell me and the q&a is my favorite part. because i had some idea on how to take the scenic route for this with questions and comments. i will do a sympathetic song and dance prey and then pretending that i do know the answer if i do not. [laughter] >> yes, sir two. >> i would like to know quite a bit more about thoreau. in one of the episodes that you described, it seems as though i was wondering if you could elaborate a little bit more. it because it said that it was a letter from lucy jackson said that let this pass me and i didn't know what the source of that was. but do you ever need more information? because y

criminal cases under the carpet a recent survey suggests as many as one in five crimes of britain go unrecorded and all the details of this investigation are just click away. and use the us brads its influence further across the pacific striking a deal for access to military bases in the philippines find out why. washington stands firm that it's moscow which is stirring be under-estimated ukraine the white house even used these photos of people it claimed were russian agents even after the pictures were debunked moscow is also being accused of manipulating data and propaganda as a guy image to count finds out the claims are a little dubious. secretary kerry keeps bringing up photographs which he says confirm the presence of russian operatives on the ground the state department saw the man the same bearded man now in ukraine and in georgia back in two thousand and eight and without any doubt came to the conclusion that it's moscow's hand they pointed at the bearded man in a group photo and claimed it was taken in russia among russian soldiers then the photographer of that very shot came out and

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like the unrecord movements of people strolling paris boulevard in the early photographs, laughter was invisible to cameras. even smiles faded as the shutter waited for enough light to seep in. distilling images into the portrait drawn with light, but the fleeding jesters were lost. thank you. [ applause ] >> if i were a better person i would know what time it was and how much time we have for questions and answers. we are good. the q and a is my favorite part. i had a few ideas what i was doing but i kept wondering off. i encourage you to say anything that strikes you as interesting or ask a question you have always wondered and i will prove i don't know the answer but i will pretend to. yes, sir? >> this is a terrific talk. i thought i knew a lot about him until i read this and now i know more. one of the episodes you describe about it death of john from lock jaw, when you said this to his sister or somebody, that john became to feel something calm passover him and i looked at the print and was trying to find the source of that. but do you have any more information about -- because w

someone you want to check it out recent survey suggests as many as one in five crimes in britain go unrecorded all the details on investigation are just a click away along with this to the u.s. putting is in flew across the pacific now striking a deal now to access military bases in the philippines find out why what the game plan is at r.t. the calm. amid all the accusations over new stirring water in ukraine the u.s. in the ear expanding sanctions against russia this week washington targeted seventeen russian companies and their own is all linked to president putin according to the white house for belgian parliament speaker a lot of annoyance believes moscow could react though this time there's no denying that these sanctions have some economic impact but i would certainly not vote for him to size them first so it's limited you should not forget that the sentence basically serve the public relations purposes here in the west where actually if you consider the gravity of the situation they're still quite mind which is not to say that they are politically soon will it be very important and yes

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go unrecorded all the details of this investigation are just click away. and leave us spreads its influence further across the pacific striking a deal for access to military bases in the philippines find out why at r.t. dot com. this week washington unveiled a fresh round of sanctions against moscow over the ukraine crisis and the u.s. blames russia for escalating the situation failing however to provide any proof of those claims now this is the second batch of american sanctions with a third already on the way most of washington's new restrictions are connected to billionaire. who's also a lot of importance to a partner his company while the group is one of the biggest investment firms in russia boasting at turnover all of more than one hundred billion dollars well trans oil also on the sanctions list belongs to the group and is one of russia's biggest rail transporters of oil and now their target is ass g.m. group a major gas pipeline builder and one of gas pumps main contractors its revenues around ten billion dollars a former speaker of the belgian par

go unrecorded all the details on our t.v. dot com.and activists in the philippines of protests against a ten year deal that will see the year with military increase its presence in the country more details on our t.v. dot com. initial results of iraq's parliamentary elections a suggest that no party or alliance is likely to win the majority of seats and gain overwhelming influence in the country one hundred and fifty people were killed this week alone in a nationwide bombing campaign that accompanied the vote. finds out how if they've election could bring along a way to change for the better. it's an election best described by the numbers. more than one thousand candidates are vying for over three hundred seats in parliament which will then elects the next president and prime minister some twenty one million iraqis are just there to vote in the first national election since the withdrawal of u.s. troops three years ago. but there are other figures to consider the growing number of iraqis killed in escalating violence and those displac