. ♪ and yuki came in second in the women's junior division.y 7,000 young dancers aged 9 to 19 take part in the annual competition. and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keikichi hanada. on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us. gg99Ññwççñw >> hello and welcome to the france 24 newsroom. -- looms fornews russian separatists in eastern ukraine in the standoff. the country's prime minister heads to the region and we get an update from our correspondent. the united nations gives the go-ahead to send a 12,000 strong peacekeeping force to the central african republic. the country faces mounting sectarian violence. mounting ties between france and mexico.

two months as mining company customers living nothing can tear my husband's dream for us my friend yuki and just not a token that this will be posted tomorrow for the show one day and before i got a stick of the credit rating because of the major stock markets around here. it is. that on some of which was just not enough cheap chance to think that i'm thinking going on thank you so much so that when he sees it he is is now more accessible than ev up eating cactus on twitter facebook always hopeful the stories we're following your favorite clips and interviews can be found at a home we stopped seeing tv don't see it legal to streamline ctv news where ever you walk. we are going for short breaks. fans. it is sells. steve. based on gold prices have lost five percent since the middle of march. he may still remember the gold buying binge in china from about a year ago. also teaching a staffing crisis one time love affair with the precious yellow metal tangled together in ten overs shoppers crowded around the old counters that icicle department store. dip in prices of attractive says he wants

marketing expert and change agent jeffrey hazel head of the haze let group and tanya yuki, a provider content analytics. great to see both of you. >> good to be here. >> all right. let's get to the first question. it's about getting a patent. >> in this day and age of fast ideas and change, especially online how important is it to patent an idea? >> love this question. we get it all of the time and i hear different responses so let's start with you, jeff. >> intellectual property is important so you should patent it. just start getting out there and lay out prior art. get the tough going, start selling, start doing it and then while you're doing it because it takes a long time to get a patent. >> you think it's worth getting one. >> it's quite expensive. what's your thought? >> it's incredibly expensive. if you think you have something you can file a provisional patent which gets it out there and on the record for having the idea. the taken thing, less to think and more to protect someone else patenting it and preventing you doing it. that's what i this. >> the other thing once you fi

talk about this trip i'm joined by yuki to see me. senior associate of the east asia program at dustin's them center in washington dc. the contents to me thank you very much for being with me on this program i'd like to thank set up i asked knew if this asia to that rudy was an event would obama have made this trip four years ago. is it for show and no substance i hope they at first i would say is that the battle is perhaps the ms miller of the term because committed in hand implies that that you're committing to some well meaning you're some areas behind him and that it would that was maybe not the intent and the obama nutrition it was clear all along that to middle east continues to occupy them out of their strategic attention and yet again how to cope with that reality that's that. asia pacific region does have that dynamic economy. it has the aca has the top of the world's population and is bound to um down to the command and u s attention also. so i think the love of the balance was more appropriate of appropriate term especially

you see this is my ukrainian passport yuki of their snakes corruption is everywhere. we want justice. the escalation of countries has spilled over into the capital were blamed on activists have surrounded and tried to storm the parliament they've given the interim president twenty four hours to deal with the rest of the east. it can't assault was reportedly led by members of the victorious right second group that also played a decisive role in that near east who in kiev. and here's how a presidential candidate has been treated in two years so far held off and a member of the former ruling party the chance. in a lake river or a known brand and andy flower throwing these days the first time those bidding for the top job has come under attack. some of the other candidates were being hunted with an axe and one of them was brutally beaten his press office said he was assaulted by radicals at this point the writings of radical pro government forces in ukraine and police crackdown on dissent countries could appointed leaders have made some powerful friends overseas while cha

young police officers are patrolling the ice but to them they said everything is calm yet not like yuki at which gives you an idea of the attitude that they have to the events that happened in kiev the way that the russian tv prevents the event that the situation in which the protest is what i write about and instructed on the teeth to meet the needs here. he did not let themselves and to view the protest it is someone with a more friendly ie i think then that they did the protest is empty of the state of the sis told me that they know of that great so far i've done the warden said to act against the protest is in the region administration building and painting i got from them was very strongly that if they did get such notice they wouldn't bother them. i have also been speaking to locals there whatever they've been saying in particular about this new ukrainian government that they still have the people's support if it ever did. kerry needs to be trained in the government has always had that very little support and it said made a lot of mistakes in terms of a north said the need is here

yuki hirayama was a sophomore at stevenson high school in lincolnshire. he and his parents were killed friday when a pickup truck hit their minivan head-on, on a highway near the grand canyon. the teen's sister survived. police were chasing the pickup for erratic driving. a funeral will be held today for a father and daughter from round lake, who were killed in a small plane crash in florida. services will be held at a church in ingleside this morning for jeffrey bronken, who was piloting the plane ... and his 15-year-old daughter, katie. her friend survived the crash. they were on spring break when their plane went down in clearwater more than a week ago. francis cardinal george was back out in public for a second straight day, after a week-long hospital stay. the cardinal made an appearance at temple sholom in lakeview for the 19th annual "joseph cardinal bernardin jerusalem lecture". he was recently treated for a stomach infection brought on by his cancer treatment. he says he's still keeping a busy schedule. and in spite of chemo treatments, the cardi

let me quote from the great philosopher of the western world, yuki berra. yogi berra once said prediction is often hard to do, especially if it about the future. well, i'm a physicist. we can predict the future of the universe billions of years into the future. so let me quote from the other great philosopher, woody allen. he once said, quote, eternity is an awful lot time, especially towards the ad. [laughter] you may say to yourself, what does a physicist know about the mind? what does a physicist know about daily life? we are the ones who invented the transistor. we invented the laser. we hope to assemble the first computer and the internet. we wrote the world wide web and along the way we invented television. we invented radio, radar, microwaves, x-ray machines and don't forget, we created this post kirkham and the gps satellite family left to make projections. but we hope to assemble the internet, one physicist predicted that the internet would become a forum of high culture, high art and high society. [laughter] today we know that 5% of the internet i

yuki we're on march twenty sixth one hundred seventy nine poles were murdered each year polish and ukrainian delegations come here to honor the memory of those innocent victims many of those who lived in the linea and nearby and witnessed those tragic events are still alive they managed to survive. general miroslav get him a ship ski a pole and this first astronaut is one of them but back in one thousand nine hundred three the future space conquerer was a helpless baby boomer racker loosely survived. two of them were lost my story is very common. there were thousands of similar stories of poles living in ukraine. of course i was only eighteen months old at the time. so i don't have any personal recollection. but i remember the stories my parents told me well you know our family suffered a lot during the following year. and my mother often talked about it. more. i thought that a good deal of the going to the tragedy came to our family on the night of march twenty fifth one nine hundred forty three. our family lived in peace and wealth we had very good ukrainian neighbors who my grandfather ha

because we know full well and the economics of this are that if scotland is out of the sterlings only yuki ballance of peanuts get worse and sterling weakens recently the yes campaign has released a study debunking many of london's claims for one they say british threats to block counter-terror corp are ludicrous that would put the u.k. at risk as well and as for the fourteen thousand international treaties that london has and scotland will have to make only a fraction of them actually from this century while some claim scotland will be overreliant on oil and gas others point out that norway is twice as dependent and yet does just fine but unfortunately british threats that scotland will lose custody of two pounders well that is apparently true will resort to cover the claims and counterclaims of both sides as september's referendum draws near every day r.t. brings round the clock coverage of the news affecting the world but have you ever wondered about the nuts and bolts of how it all comes together well he's launching a twenty two episodes documentary to bring you the backstory of what i

because we know full well the economics of this are that if scotland is out of the sterlings only yuki ballance of payments get worse and sterling weakens every day we bring you round the clock coverage of the news affecting the world but have you ever wondered about the nuts and bolts of how we put it all together r.t. is launching a twenty two episodes documentary to bring you the backstory of what it's like to be part of our news team here's what the producer of the series had to say about the upcoming show. not really about news it's about characters we want to keep. was absolutely insane it was a big breaking story for the world but for us as we followed around the news corps times and as they were in harm's way constantly it was an extremely stressful situation and you're going to see here for one of our characters alexei when he won through where he walks in to do a live report and we're following him as we follow all of our correspondents and then. i think i have a life right. he was shot at what was that this window. that's been. going to stand there. can we put the camera her