welcome back you're watching r t with me linsey france from serbia is live in moscow and britain you're never far from feeling a tap on the shoulder from the tax man but everywhere under her majesty's jurisdiction gets forced to fund the crimes coffers in fact it can be quite. it can actually have quite the opposite effect artists are cilia no such a place. have you ever heard of pit care. ok now. not ever heard of pitcairn. island. i think in the pacific so what. do you know that part of your taxes go to that island. have you ever heard of pitcairn. if you've never heard of pitcairn and you're an e.u. citizen it might be well worth knowing for that sware part of your taxes are going . to cairn is one of britain's overseas territories a small island in the south pacific with a total population of about fifty people now locals don't pay taxes and the island's main source of income include tourism and postage stamps but it's still heavily reliant on british and e.u. eight well let's break down the numbers here in the ninth european development fund or e.t.f. care received two million euro

look the european union wants create ukraine to eventually join they will albania to join they want serbia to join me they even want to take you to join you know ninety five percent of terror he isn't even in your of david cameron has spoken about the european union which stretches as far as to your roles i mean this is an expansionist organization that wants more countries to join and i can guarantee you they want ukraine to be part of the european union now this story that's run over the last few days has seen brussels criticised ukraine's apparent u. turn on this. president putin's angered by this support he think will be the response of brussels. well i'm not sure that brussels actually can respond to russia we're talking about you know the great bear which is russia but the point is that brussels is trying to interfere in all sorts of street as influence certainly into russia it wants to expand the european union and i remember sitting in a press conference when. the president of the european commission called the european union the well's faced imperial empire it's expansionist but o

a little come to serbia and co i'm selfish ever not say it i'm really starting from my world scare growl into a respectable negotiator and it's not only about its nuclear program and israel strikes threats iran is also believed to be the can't figure in finding peace in a syrian crisis what exactly is this well and how will it play out that's what we're talking about today. sanctioned isolated threatening. iran has long stood against much of the rest of the world in feuds with neighbors with the west stubborn in its nuclear ambitions. the past to change will justify its goals enough to avoid an israeli strike and those who run holds the solution to ending syria's war. and our guest today is it oncet deputy foreign minister jose i mean. because. the conservatives very happy to have you in our studio today and so i had of the upcoming geneva. it talks it's own ways trying to come up with a deal washing your eyes dances with the israel is against any topics with iran does seem like both of you are just talking past each other so you can anything change that. in the name of the merciful and

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serbian minority called for a boycott of the poll to avoid legitimizing cause of independence from serbia well the crowd of up to eight thousand units have rallied the mosque down to so called russian march release via the country's national is at least thirty people were arrested for wearing masks shouting slogans and to migrate and there has been fuelled by the recent killing of the russian manned by migrant worker from central asia. the kids and sparked violence across moscow and cleaned down on illegal immigrants. x so be sure nancy cox to the head of the eu delegation to washington which fail to get any satisfactory answers to spy new additions. i do. i am i am. remember way back when we first talked about the first battle notable guns that could be printed out three d printer at home while technology moves pretty quickly because british police have already passed and legal armoury to pretty up firearm parts of special three d printers. this technology may make gun control literally impossible in the same way that pinning and burning books has become future. in the past they used to

welcome to serbia and co i'm selfish are not say iran restarting from the world scare a crowd into a respectable negotiator and it's not only about its nuclear program that israel strike threats iran is also believed to be they can figure in finding peace in a syrian crisis what exactly is this well and how will it play out that's what we're talking about today. sanctioned isolated threatening. iran as long stood against much of the rest of the world in feuds with neighbors with the west stubborn in its nuclear ambitions. to change justify its goals to avoid israeli strike and those who run holds the solution to syria's rule. and our guest today is it oncet deputy foreign minister who i mean. because mr. server very happy to have you in our studio today and so i had of the upcoming geneva talks done on its own ways trying to come up with a deal. is against any topics with iran does seem like both of you are just talking past each other so you can anything change that. in the name of. the compassionate and i would like to welcome your distinguished viewers. you.

appreciate it go inside to have a cup of tea and get warm today the south stream will begin broad channel to serbia and they do worth two point four billion dollars construction is now under way for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea to bulgaria and hungary before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims that the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush meat from the energy department said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for third parties which in this case would be gas problem mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing of russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand the joint venture with fathers who make plain parts of the euro's region boeing plans to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty germa

appreciate it go in size and have a cover to get warm today the south stream will begin broad channel to serbia and a do worth two point four billion dollars construction is now underway for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea to bowl garrus and hungry before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims that the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush from the energy department said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for the politics which in this case would be gas problem mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand the joint venture with autos will make plain parts of the euro's region boeing plans to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty germany turkey an

it go in size and have a cup of tea and get warm today the south stream will begin broad channel to serbia in a deal worth two point four billion dollars construction is now underway for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea to bulgaria and hungary before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims that the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush meat from the energy department said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for the politics which in this case would be gas problem mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing and russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand their joint venture with fathers who make plane parts of the year as region boeing plans to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty germa

it go in size and have a cup of tea and get warm today the south stream will begin broad channel to serbia and they do work two point four billion dollars construction is now underway for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea to bulgaria and hungary before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims that the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush from the energy department said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for third parties which in this case would be gas problem mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then and we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand their joint venture with fathers who make plane parts of the urals region boeing plans to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty germany tu

appreciate it go in size and have a cover to get warm today the south stream will begin broad channel to serbia and they do two point four billion dollars construction is now underway for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea to bulgaria and hungary before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims that the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush meat from the energy department said that is not in line with their role since they do not allow for the politics which in this case would be gas problem mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft second because boeing russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand the joint venture the fathers will make plane parts in the euros region boeing plans to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty the day in germany

not as well known of course is the one where hyperinflation he said people in serbia they were cleaning out tanks to fill in the gasoline as a way to get purchasing power as they wanted to dump the currency and get something valuable which was gasoline but of course you know houses were blowing up and fires were being caused and that shows how desperate people can be to get some kind of price stability so gold takes away the inflation option taking away the inflation option helps savers imprudent citizens it hurts the speculators but too bad now i want to go back to you know girl like you just brought up servia and oil that was that was their form of you know currency if you will at the time as a way of purchasing power right but you say that you know currencies are going to grow all that the price of gold that would be best why gold why not some other precious metal why not diamonds. well the problem with diamonds is actually they're not that scarce i mean there's there's this myth that diamonds are scarce that's a result of a long you know advertising. program by the dubious cartel th

not as well known of course is the one where hyperinflation he said people in serbia they were cleaning out tanks to fill in the gasoline as a way to get purchasing power as they wanted to dump the currency and get something that which was gasoline but of course you know houses were blowing up and fires were being caused and that shows how desperate people can be to get some kind of price stability so gold takes away the inflation option taking away the inflation option helps savers imprudent citizens it hurts the speculators but. now i want to go back to you know a girl like you just brought up servia an oil that was that was their form of you know currency if you will at the time as a way of purchasing power but you say that you know currencies are going to grow all that the price of gold that would be best why gold why not some other precious metal why not diamonds. well the problem with diamonds is actually they're not that scarce i mean there's there's this myth that diamonds are scarce that's a result of a long you know advertising. program by the dubious cartel the diamonds are a

not as well known of course is the one where hyperinflation he said people in serbia they were cleaning out tanks to fill in the gasoline as a way to get purchasing power as they wanted to dump the currency and get something that which was gasoline but of course you know houses were blowing up and fires were being caused and that shows how desperate people can be to get some kind of price stability so gold takes away the inflation option taking away the inflation option helps savers imprudent citizens it hurts the speculators but too bad now i want to go back to you know girl like you just brought up servia and oil that was that was their form of you know currency if you will at the time as a way of purchasing power right but you say that you know currencies are going to gold at the price of gold that would be best why gold why not some other precious metal why not diamonds. well the problem with diamonds is actually they're not that scarce i mean there's there's this myth that diamonds are scarce that's a result of a long you know advertising. program by the dubious cartel the don is a

not as well known of course is the one where hyperinflation he said people in serbia they were cleaning out tanks to fill in the gasoline as a way to get purchasing power as they wanted to dump the currency and get something valuable which was gasoline but of course you know houses were blowing up and fires were being caused and that shows how desperate people can be to get some kind of price stability so gold takes away the inflation option taking away the inflation option helps savers imprudent citizens it hurts the speculators but too bad now i want to go back to you know a girl like you just brought up servia an oil that was that was their form of you know currency if you will at the time as a way of purchasing power right but you say that you know currencies are going to gold and the price of gold that would be best why gold why not some other precious metal why not diamonds. well the problem with diamonds is actually they're not that scarce i mean there's there's this myth that diamonds are scarce that's a result of a long you know advertising. program by the dubious cartel the do

not as well known of course is the one where hyperinflation he said people in serbia they were cleaning out tanks to fill in the gasoline as a way to get purchasing power as they wanted to dump the currency and get something valuable which was gasoline but of course you know houses were blowing up and fires were being caused that shows how desperate people can be to get some kind of price stability so gold takes away the inflation option taking away the inflation option helps savers imprudent citizens it hurts the speculators but. now i want to go back to you know a girl like you just brought up servia an oil that was that was their form of you know currency if you will at the time as a way of purchasing power right but you say that you know currencies are going to gold in the price of gold that would be best why gold why not some other precious metal why not diamonds. well the problem with diamonds is actually they're not that scarce i mean there's there's this myth that diamonds are scarce that's a result of a long you know advertising. program by the dubious cartel the don is actuall

not as well known of course is the one where hyperinflation he said people in serbia they were cleaning out tanks to fill in the gasoline as a way to get purchasing power as they wanted to dump the currency and get something that which was gasoline but of course you know houses were blowing up and fires were being caused that shows how desperate people can be to get some kind of price stability so gold takes away the inflation option taken away the inflation option helps savers imprudent citizens it hurts the speculators but too bad now i want to go back to you know a girl like you just brought up servia an oil that was that was their form of you know currency if you will at the time as a way of purchasing power right but you say that you know currencies are going to gold at the price of gold that would be best why gold why not some other precious metal why not diamonds. well the problem with diamonds is actually they're not that scarce i mean there's there's this myth that diamonds are scarce that's a result of a long you know advertising. program by the dubious cartel the don is actua

many serbs don't want to vote because they refuse to recognize the 2008 split from serbia. >>> and now to the long-returning dispute between the uk and spain over ji brawl ter. attentions flared earlier this year, when the uk accused spain of providing overzealous border controls. but the un commission says there is no evidence that spain has broken any laws. britain says it disagreed with the findings. >>> the dutch prime minister has met the president in beijing. he hopes to build on an already strong relationship between the two countries. the netherlands is the second largest trading partner. >>> at least three people are v been killed in the libyan capitol after gunmen opened fire on a group of protesters. 33 others were injured. the demonstration came after clerics urged the people to stand against the government. >>> socialists in chile is being tipped as a strong contender. a former president is promising to raise taxes and overhaul the education system. the closest candidate not 14% in opinion polls conducted in october. daniel reports from santiago on the main issues in this

la violencia empaÑa la gloria deportiva en llamas, un estadio de fÚtbol en serbia, por la ira de la barra brava, al finalizar el partido, los hinchas del equipo perdedor, lanzaron antorchas a los fanÁticos del equipo contrario, las gradas terminaron en llamas, los bomberos extinguieron el fuego. >>> lamentable. >>> sÍ, muy trÁgico, seguimos con deportes, el lunes nos acompaÑa el hombre mÁs dulce de los deportes, mister berry. >>> alejandro, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes. >>> eres el mÁs dulce. mister berry, cÓmo te dicen, ale, alejo. >>> sÍ, los chistes sobran con mi apellido, que blackberry, que blue berry, de todo. en fin. >>> para alegrarte la tarde. >>> muchas gracias, se ven guapas. >>> gracias. >>> es lunes arrancamos la semana, una de mucha intensidad, falta una fecha y nada mÁs para la liguilla en el fÚtbol mexicano, ganaron chivas, de nada les alcanza, incidentes de cierta gravedad en el fÚtbol americano, con esto y mÁs en el resumen deportivo. >>> el defensa de tigres ayala, fue convocado a la selecciÓn nacional que se prepara para nueva zelanda, sustituye a mier

. >>> the czech republic has taken a 2-1 leads over serbia. and the best of five at 1-1, but overwhelming the home side, and then winning, and required only one more win from sunday's final two single ties to attain the title. >>> the season high hole from lebron james has steered miami to victory over the mavericks. creating 14 of 18 shots from the field, dwayne wide became the second player in heat history to clench eight steels and eight assists and win 110-104. >> more at the top of the hour. stay with us. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid at last getting to typhoo typhoon-stricken areas in the philippines. but more needs to be done to help the 2 million people who cannot return to their homes. >>> a suicide-bombing in afghanistan killed six people. >>> and two women's stories of survival educate others on important health issues. >> and the philippines the official dea

. >> reporter: he still has the davis cup final in serbia to come, but this sets up a fantastic finish. >>> the owner of the dolphins has broken his silence over the bullying allegations on his team. martin singled out incognito for sending threatening racist texts and voicemails. >> we need to look at ourselves and examine everything internally. i know i am capable of overreacting. i also want to get everybody's feedback, because we all know that the football locker room is a different workplace than most of us are accustomed to, and basically i don't want to make any excuses. i want to know that our workplace going forward will be the best workplace that you can find in the nfl. >>> the clippers beat the timber wolfs to end their two-game winning streak. kevin love missed a chance to tie the game at the buzzer. l.a. held off minnesota 109-107. >>> tampa bay's steven stammco's olympic hopes are in doubt after breaking his leg on monday. the canadian suffered a broken tibia in his right leg after slide going the net. the 23-year-old is out of action indefinitely, which means he could m

in northern part of serbia they're preparing for local elections. but for the first time they'll be organized, and many are prepared to vote but many will be refused. >> the purpose of these elections is to absorb the north of kosovo in kosovo. they're against the serbian people. the aim is to an independent kosovo. i think under 1% of that will vote. >> reporter: now the serbian government in belgrade has withdrawn its support for such defiance as part of talks with e.u. they have agreed to take to north kosovo, and many feel abandoned. >> reporter: many feel abandoned. these barricades are the place where this sentiment is so much presence. the fact that the election is being held in the north kosovo is more important. but government officials are setting up targets for serb turnout. >> i think more than 15% in first election we have to encourage people in coming election it could be much higher percentage than in first election. >> reporter: with the threat of a boycott of the elections in the north, pledging that they won't be a silent observer.

. >> a soccer match turned into a makeshift bomb fire in serbia this weekend. fans set fires in the stand tweens twbetween two belgrade t. the referees stopped play for ten minutes to clear out the billowing smoke. the fans may have had fun, but it was the red star belgrade supporters that had the last laugh. they won the match defeating the champions and league leaders. >> well it's a good thing we don't see n.f.l. fans getting that stirred up quite frankly. >> there are some crazy fans out there. a lot of action in philadelphia. philadelphia quarterback controversy got a a bit interesting. with michael vick side lined with a hamstring injury. nick went off, off. having a game for the ages. he tied the n.f.l. record with seven touchdown passes in all. he competed 22 of 28 passes for 406 yards in the win over the oakland raiders. he became the 7th passer with 7 td tosses in a game. how about buffalo the bills have won five of th out of the last x against the chiefs. intercepted by shawn smith and watch him go 100 yards for the pick six. >> ththe fourth quarter

still ahead on "today in the bay," a russian olympian sets himself ablaze carrying the olympic torch in serbia. keeping nasa's latest rocket from launching into space. >>> welcome back everyone. a very good friday morning to you. 5:12. a former russian olympic bob sledder accidentally set his sleeve on fire carrying the olympic torch. they put out the fire and he wasn't hurt. the the flames were caused by drops of liquid gas that fell on his jacket. this is the latest in a series of mishaps during the torch relay. the moscow times reports the flame has gone out 44 times during its trek. >> nasa is having trouble getting one of its rockets off the ground. >> three, two, one. zero. >> didn't take off. a glitch forced nasa to abort the liftoff of the spacex rocket. it was the second time this week it's scrubbed. spacex is carrying a communications satellite which once in orbit is to improve cable and broadband services across asia. >> a local company the first ride sharing business to start operating legally at sfo. relay ride lets bay area travelers park for free at hotels while their cars are r

a soccer match in serbia had to be halted for ten minutes saturday after fans hurtled volleys of flares on the field. the smoke threatened to choke the spectators at the intracity contest. fire trucks moved in quickly to try to quell the bonfire. >>> 25 million reasons why one man is not giving up on the bin laden family. >>> and do you live in an islamic country without even knowing it? "grapevine" is next. is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&a book, with information from experts on your condition. they're the days to take care of business.. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matt

they defied the rule of the youngest european country for 14 years because they wanted to stay with serbia. international community refused to grant them that request. but eventually, belgrade, which has strong flu finfluence for s in that part of kosovo had to budge because it was offered the eu membership, the eu perspective. that's why belgrade decided to let make a deal with pristina and have these local elections organ entire territory. eventually, serbs from north were not happy with that decision and we had several incidents in the north of kosovo in a number of voting stations. he elections were interrupted. so what will be next for kosovo after these elections? will the north be integrated in the rest of the country? it is up to politicians to see whether they can overcome this boycott which the seriously hampered this negotiation processes between belgrade and kristina. >>> i am eboni deon. it has been a mainly quiet and dry day over the eastern u.s. we have clear air. it's allowing that much colder air to drive in across parts of new england. temperatures really haven't moved al

effectiveness of united, co- ordinated eu action, just as the agreement did on normalisation between serbia and kosovo, which was also brought about by the efforts of baroness ashton seven months ago? does he agree that we need effective co-operation between eu partners to get results? >> i do not regard it as a revolutionary thing to say that it is desirable to have good co- operation between european nations in foreign policy. indeed, that often helps to produce results. the scale and effectiveness of eu sanctions, agreed by all eu countries, has made a big difference on this issue. it is important to add, though this is something of a qualification to the honorable gentleman's question -- that here the work with the united states has been absolutely indispensable. such an agreement cannot be made without the united states. indeed, the assistance of russia and china has been important, too. so this is something that includes european unity, but goes beyond that, which is why it is so powerful. +it is so powerful. >> order. the honorable member for gainsborough -- sir edward leigh was sigh

before that, he was ambassador to serbia. deputy chief of missions in the czech republic and poland. he has also served on the national security council under presidents clinton, bush and other departments in the department of state. last, but not least right here is peter bridring. he is a senior staff attorney at the aclu staff office. has won important cases against the lapd. against city of moreno valley which was raiding he has been a law clerk at the u.s. circuit court and has had a distinguished career outside and inside the aclu. please join me and welcoming our distinguished panel. [applause] henry, over to you. >> thank you, gred. -- greg. aboutare here to talk security and privacy. events of the last two years have put these in the forefront. the boston bombing reminded us that terrorism is still an ex existentialnd threats. a month later, edward snowden revelationsing about massive surveillance that our government was doing. this kicked off a healthy public debate about how we balance privacy and security. as you

tavenner: no serbia to >> i would like to put into record reported in june because it did expose because the lack of discipline in following federal information they exposed over 6 million medicare beneficiaries information. the reason i bring that up is i don't believe everything i see on television. i try to check everything out. but this morning seems to be a pretty incredible claim a lawyer in south carolina had gone on the website and gotten access to set up the account was called by many north carolina, he got that man's information. this information, security is extremely important and there's a lot in the house making strong statements about the importance of keeping it secure. i would ask that you follow the report and make sure qssi is in compliance and if they aren't, they get in compliance. >> i will follow up on that report. there are two things. the contractor who does the security effort for the marketplace, this incident in south carolina, we actually were made aware of it yesterday and implemented a software fix yesterday to fix that, that will be treated as a personal i

thank you, serbia adam: oil prices posting strong gains. at the cme. geopolitical worries, trouble in other parts of the world in the headlines. >> mass protest breaking out all over the place. yesterday they stepped in front of a refiner to stop workers from going in. word today they are blocking oil tankers from loading at another point driving up the rent accrued. they have shut down one refinery, they have lost another refinery and now blocking oil shipment causing a run in the brent crude. they may be getting some support because the expected announcement around the ethanol mandate if we're going to be using less corn, less oil, that is giving us a little bit of support as well. generally speaking that is driving us up. whenever you have trouble in libya tightening supplies in europe, it is bullish for the products in the united states. there is a big run-up. both up about $0.04. we have refining problems in the u.s. so when it rains, it pours. right now it is pouring on oil to the upside. adam: is it possible these problems in libya, we praise in

fans lighting fires in the stands of the rival stadium in serbia. then, as you can see, dancing around the flames, as players looked on in shock. the smock got so thick, referees had to call off the game. internationally, this is unfortunately something of a common occurrence in the sport. >>> finally, this soccer game in north carolina. also put on hold. not for reasons of flame. just for reasons of fun. and -- cute and adorable. as you see this puppy actually wanting to play with -- wanting to play frisbee. come on. let's go, people. you're a little unclear on the concept. i'm ready to go. and go he did. it only took 716 people in the town, apparently, to corral him. he may still be running. as updates become available, we'll have them for you. i think he won that one. i think it's fair to say. >> i think so, too. we did, too, adorable. thank you, josh. >>> switching gears to a horrifying crash. two skydiving planes colliding at 12,000 feet. but even as one of the planes breaks apart, somehow all nine skydivers and two pilots make it to the ground

this happened in serbia between two heats rivals. red start belgrade and partisan. the match was stopped when the visiting teams fans starting throwing flares onto the field and setting fires in their observation section on the stadium. i've seen flares thrown on the field before but never the big giant fires. referees had to halt play for a while to let the firefighters put out the flames and had to let the smoke clear. these are two heated rivals where there's a lot of history between the two. we've seen them step in the past and punish the team by having them play with no fans in the stadium. >> did they cancel the game after that? >> no, they actually finished. it's just a fire. >> next hour of cnn "newsroom" after a break. >>> happening now in the "newsroom." >> at the moment that they're seeing it on the tv, they said -- >> exclusive new information on the accused l.a.x. shooter reveals out police went to his house by missed him by a matter of minutes. >>> plus edward snowden says the united states should cut him some slack. the white house says, think again.

show the effectiveness of the coordinated union action just as the agreement on normalization between serbia and kosovo some several months ago was an effective demonstration on that and that we need effective corporation to get results? >> i do regard it as a revolutionary thing to say indeed it often helps. the scale effectiveness of eu sanctions has made a big difference on this issue. it is important to add that here the work with the united states has been indispensable. such an agreement cannot be made without the united states. this is something that includes european unity and goes beyond european unity. that is why it is so powerful. >> he can now speak forcefully on his feet. sir edward lee. >> how can we trust a terrorist regime which poses great damage to israel and has a long history of lying? this is our own chief negotiator. creating -- we able to complete. they go on in reaching -- enriching, they go on pocketing money. what is to stop them from holding more blackmail in six months time? >> how can we trust people with whom we have any differences? the answer is this agreemen

the niche marketplace in serbia was hit by cluster bombs at around noon when people were shocking -- shopping at the grain market and i went there after that inside human beings shredded by these weapons. most countries in the world agree that they should be banned and the united states continues to use them. they launch those missiles and cluster bombs on what they believed was an al qaeda training facility. the yemeni government issues a press release the next day saying that his forces have carried out a series of strikes against al qaeda targets and they killed 34 al qaeda militants. the united states sent a note of congratulations to the yemeni government and directed all the inquiries from reporters to the yemeni government. this reporter went to that village with tribal leaders who had gone there and took photographs and video of what plainly looked like a massacre. there were three dozen women and children that were killed in that operation. there were 14 women and 21 children to be precise. and there is still no clarity on who the ultimate target was so not operation or if a

before that he was ambassador to serbia, to be the chief and admission in the czech republic and poland. he is also served in the national security council under clinton, bush, and other departments. who but not least is peter is a senior staff attorney at the california office. he has these this -- he has the distinction of having important cases against the lapd. he has been a law clerk at the u.s. circuit court and has had a distinguished career outside and inside the aclu. please join me and welcoming our distinguished panel. [applause] henry, over to you. >> thank you, greg. we are here to talk about security and privacy. events of the last two years have put these in the forefront. the boston bombing reminded us that terrorism is still an ex an existential threats. a month later, edward snowden began releasing revelations and about massive surveillance that our government was doing. this kicked off a healthy public debate about how we balance privacy and security. as you heard from greg, it is our mission at rand to improve the quality of public policy decision-making. that is why

ancient tribes around the world from argentina to serbia. one man offered a rare glimpse when he spent three and a half years photographing dozens of these remote cultures. the photographer is with us this morning. his landmark project, before they pass away, 31 countries, three and a half years, what a treat. you had a blast. >> extraordinary but an amazing privilege to experience seeing things which people will never see again. >> why? >> good question. >> don't give me the sir edmund hillary answer. >> very good question. i grew up with a child in the third world, traveled extensively. i lost my hair in one day. from a very early age i was busy with who am i, where do i sit. from the age of 18, i didn't study, i disappeared where other people have no hair, tibet. i accidental walked from one length to the other and took some pictures and that was the beginning of my career. >> most of these tribes have had no contact. you don't mind if we watch the images and talk under them. >> please, it's about them, not necessarily about me. >> did yo

the niche marketplace in serbia was hit by cluster bombs that around and people were shopping at the green market. i went there in the aftermath of that inside human beings shredded in the ground by these weapons in most countries in the world agree they should be banned in the united states continues to use them. for the launch cruise missiles and cluster bombs on what they believe is an al qaeda training facility. the yemeni government issues a press release the next day, saying that its forces had carried out a series of strikes against al qaeda targets in that they killed 34 al qaeda militants. the united states sends a note of congratulations to the yemeni government and directed all inquiries from reporters to the yemeni government. this reporter went to that village with tribal leaders who had gone there and took photographs and video of a plainly looks like a massacre. there were three dozen women and children that were killed in that operation. there are 14 women and 21 children to be precise. there is still no clarity on who the ultimate target was not operation or if anyon