from a chocolate king to a neo nazi front man ukraine's top job hopefuls and they campaigns in here that's as army shelling and deadly clashes resuming the country's restive east. looking east to russia refocuses its business priorities to asia we bring you all the latest from the final day of the annual economic forum in st petersburg. and people around the world rally against you magic you might apply for it as activists joined forces or gave the biotech joined one santa report why they are.

a very warm welcome to you if you've just joined us here on r.t. international it's just gone past ten am here with me to. ukraine's observing a so-called day of silence when political campaigning ends before sunday's presidential election but there's been no reprieve for the newly proclaimed and the gods people's republic in the country's east they are defying the new authorities in kiev as unconstitutional accusing them of observed in power during a violent crew last winter here launched a military operation to bring the rest of regions back under their control over a month ago this is the latest footage coming from the den near the area showing the aftermath of the fighting five people were killed when local anti government forces reportedly clashed with a paramilitary squad formed by the radical right sector group which makes up a part of the force of the casualties came on both sides the right sector rose to prominence during the fabric when it helped overthrow the previous ukrainian

government it's known for its neo nazi ideology and for intimidating its opponents and leader dimitri arrow's recently hit out at the interim authorities in kiev accusing them of betrayal citing the rising death toll among his members yet russia is also running in sunday's a presidential election and for more on the lineup in the race his policy is to leads the ultra nationalist right sick to party weary of the european union he wants to lower taxes on small businesses and break up conglomerates owned by ukraine's super rich back in february his supporters were the main fighting force in the bloodstained whiston supported and now he's one of the main backers of the military crackdown in the east. we have to squish all those behind the terrorist efforts they're mad just ask what that word you've used squash means to physically eliminate them or. only credible is chairman of the right wings for both

a party and thinks ukraine should give up on russian gas and charge moscow more for gas transits he's called for the russian language to be banned and believes minority rights should be limited he's also charged with being anti semitic. to machine code was the hero when of the two thousand and five all winter evolution known as much for her hip that as for her politics the two times explain minister was jailed in two thousand and eleven for exceeding her powers her campaign is built on the alleged abuse she suffered in detention she promises a session to the european union even if it means severing ties with moscow but it's unclear if voter trust is there for political steps range from friendly gas deals with president putin on the one hand. to calling for russians to be nuked on the other. petro poroshenko dubbed the chocolate

king for building his wealth on sweet deals selling his candy both in ukraine and across the border in russia a predicted frontrunner he is a champion of european integration and seen by many as the best person to reform the country's failing economy. but he's viewed as an unreliable partner critics complain that his political flexibility is too slippery and that ukraine does not need another on the guard at the home run in ukraine is arguably one of the toughest jobs in the world today even if petro poroshenko emerges the clear winner come sunday he has his work cut out for him first order of business is deciding how to deal with the regions in the east who have denounced the legitimacy of these elections they must address the country's looming economic crisis and lastly there is the sensitive question of what to do with these encampments here with my done the heart of the anti-government protest that laid the groundwork in the first place for these elections policy r.t.

kiev ukraine. the to theodore a from dubai based security and strategy consultancy says sunday's poll won't be a game changer for ukraine it's clear that the elections are only part of a process but i think in the long term looking at it ukraine that looks like the syria in the sense that you have a lot of the same phenomenon occurring in syria as you do in ukraine the differences of course are the actors in terms of non-state actors and state actors whose back and situation in ukraine is complicated them on multiple levels it's not just about east versus west it's more about multi-dimensional of the chessboard of issues within ukraine by region by city and also in terms of the situation regarding the fascist question and unfortunately the west and particularly the

united states does not understand ukraine's history and fails also to understand russia's position on ukraine itself today i think the obama administration is making a tremendous mistake in supporting these groups in kiev with who have fascist tendencies. well we're bringing you all the latest from ukraine throughout the weekend on and online at out dot com. it's a final day of the annual international economic forum and simply to work that locations from around the world and hundreds of business leaders of talk show up at drosh as davos big names an energy fine and banking and construction oppressor. such . as russia strengthens its economic ties with china

delegates at the forum agree that it's time to stop talking politics and get down to business katie prelim explores the asian shift. the storm comes the same week that we have the four hundred billion dollars gas still with gas prom sealed with china and that was an hour of excitement as to what the potential for asian business holds for russia but as far as russia is concerned they have an abundance of natural resources and asia have the dumond and that's why a lot of people why getting free optimistic about the future relationship between russia and china. i heard about twenty fifty seven chinese company or high tech companies already just to move in and replace. the mint. by just to name a few i mean it's amazing we're always next door clients so we start exploring new markets and new store the exploring the new possibilities for our

clients which we would mean we do list for a few years but i know we've been moving to china in a few years you know so as we know the pivot to asia is certainly in full swing the russian president vladimir putin made that ultimately. today we also have the vice president of china talking about the potential for the two countries as far as europe is because there is some concerns that that business relationship well i'll be put on the sidelines because of this new flourishing relationship with china but mr putin made it clear that the door to your remains firmly and that was a welcomed sentiment by the european business leaders have. for those who don't want to participate i think that will work create opportunities for companies who do want to be here so if companies leave now i think it will be very hard for them to reestablish themselves at some point in the future and for the ones who do study the clear messages that. they're in the books they have the most opportunities we

are every seen. in terms of economy. and business you know. he says i'm losing to such ways economic sanctions i am completely against these sanctions because they're you know we are cutting the trees on which we are sitting. it's going to be inefficient it's really crowded so. we're here there is no you for us so you haven't noticed the economic sanctions are in any bearing on the form. well it's not visibly eclipsed. certainly the foreign kid ten years here isn't pieces bag and as we know the main message has been the asia door is wide open but the european one remains the same. on the way seeking a refuge from austerity unemployed young greeks in the true the countryside for

better opportunities we find out if the grass is really created on the site. the u.k. could run out of fossil fuels in just five years time according to a recent study all the details in just a few minutes. if the thought of genetically modified food leaves a nasty taste in your mouth today's your day to speak out on saturday activists in an evil fifty nations plan to rally against g.m. foods and their main produce someone some took let's see why this such an outrage studies the suggestion france may cause a whole range of toxic effects these in turn memory take years to make themselves apparent as an illness so called corn now widely use in american agriculture has been found to contain toxins that have been detected in printed women and they are unborn babies and that shows itself in the system diseases allergies even childhood

learning disorders now despite that the u.s. government is sticking with g.m. crops and one song to want to get food campaigner told us there are more myths and facts out the we've got and she and most. it's what the scientists have warned us about that genetically modified foods will increase allergies that they're going to be less nutritious and that they could possibly or very likely contain toxins that can make a pill so the idea that we actually need most to feed the world is completely false we actually have enough grassland in the united states to pasture and raise one hundred percent grass fed beef and produce even more grass fed beef than we're producing the raved factory farms beef that is all raised modified corn and soy so you know the feed the world argument is not accurate or in in the slightest and russia which is also taking part in subtleties and to rarely has

taken a harsh stance on the issue its parliament is now looking into a bill which could see biotech producers punished as terrorists there's also strong opposition in europe was turned away from g.m.o. in the late one nine hundred ninety s. but american companies are still trying hard to get into the european market for now states have banned the crops and all sued must be labeled if it contains engineered products e.u. rules also permit member nations to establish so-called g.m.o. free zones and the regulations have kept most of it out but healthy food advocated robert de fer get it is a pessimistic about the future he believes europe will eventually give in to u.s. trade negotiators who want g.m.o. restrictions lifted on the continent. in europe. if you look at the human food stuffs there is a requirement to label them as g m o's if they contain more than point nine

percent in the united states of america what's rather appalling is that the consumer does not have that informed choice because of the fact that mandatory labeling has not been introduced and in the number of states where where it has been attempted monsanto and other companies have been extremely aggressively involved in political campaigns it's very difficult to look at an overarching regulator system other than perhaps phytosanitary measures through the world trade organization one of the difficulties is that essentially private lee run organizations like the w t o are generally likely to be in favor of large corporate interests because that's what's world trade is all about. breaking the set every launch and has been following one some toes operation for yez is a preview of his program where she takes

a look back at the company's wreck it. started with one simple protection act let's take a look back at the crooked companies like. last week a very disturbing provision was slipped in the latest senate budget bill the small and conspicuous provision was coined among santa protection act essentially it deregulated genetically modified foods even more further solidifying monsanto's power of the food supply in their total immunity from prosecution this guy who denies is the revolving door first taylor was a lawyer from santos then he joined the f.d.a. is deputy commissioner for food then he went back to monsanto and became its vice president for public policy yeah i'm sure is f.d.a. position and help open that door but don't worry is now back in the f.d.a. in the same position as he was before rubber stamping pro monsanto legislation ramona romero a u.s.d.a. counsel was previously on du pont's corporate counsel and the secretary of

agriculture tom vilsack was awarded governor of the year by the biotechnology industry organization whose members include monsanto. and a good at some other stories making global headlines is coming your way right after this short break.

crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to. thank you. thank you. you're watching r t international with a recent credit upgrade to the seems to be light at the end of the tunnel over the struggling greek economy but so you saw this little change for the acerbity

stricken greek people unemployment remains the highest in europe with more than half the country's youth out of work someone else fema cities in search of a better live only to discover things aren't any brighter in the countryside as maria costa of our reports. they say desperate times call for desperate measures and for many young greeks that was the case when they were forced to return to the countryside at the height of the economic crisis looking for cheaper and better quality of life but high taxes rampant unemployment and lack of resources have touched every single area in greece not just the cities leaving many and the dead and. i left the village five years ago i tried to work in the city at various companies but the quality of life there is not the same i returned and try to cultivate crops but unfortunately exploitation of lands office or a little money for a young person cannot have a family and make ends meet like this. lives in the village

a lot of money the he travels back and forth to the city trying to make a living he is one of the few left here most people you encounter are much older like e.r.v.'s most of his children have also left but their village comprises seventy families which is around four hundred people half of the population left most of the people here old young people have moved to the cities were brought in search of a better life and there's your stay behind will end up looking for something better than chile the problem is that at the moment very few know where to look for that something better on the one hand you have unemployment in the cities and on the other die in villages lacking resources locals have. been close since two thousand and eleven so we're heading there now to find out why it's been shut down and what alternatives the kids living here have as we approach i mean it's a former student who tells me that one hundred students used to go here until it's

too succumbed to they can on the crisis. from the pupils you see here not one stayed in the village they went to the big cities because there's no work here and the agricultural things we cultivate don't offer enough money to keep a family here but here. there is a lack of money at the. expenses in taxes people pay here are equal to those in the city income is very low even the head of the village has been out of work for over a year and he doesn't believe that the situation will ever improve in the uterus another bit of. if young people do return here they will still not be able to work because cultivating the land is too expensive therefore not advantages the government insists the country will return to growth this year but very few believe their optimistic forecasts any more of them and we'll see what happens but we're trying and waiting for something better if it comes good if not then we'll stay as we are i mean what can we do marine across reviver porson forty from greece and i

was struggling european economy italy is going to new lengths to boost its economy but. cleared revenues from drug trafficking prostitutes lovely numbers find out how it all adds up on our website. on line lawmakers in the u.s. state of tennessee voting favor of bringing back the electric chair to avoid mishaps with lethal injection into the bottom of that and i t. . the british government's being accused of exaggerating the country's energy potential after reports of real there's no point fracking for shale gas in southern england the findings did point to a mess of oil reserves they stress they will be hard to recover that's more bad news for the u.k. economy which is rapidly running out of fossil fuels and recent studies suggest london should urgently turn to alternative energy or become fully dependent on

imports quite a boy who reports. according to the global sustainability institute you can set your watch to it in just five years time person will have run out of oil coal and gas a new report shows that if it consumes energy at the rate it did in two thousand and ten well the u.k. has five point two years of oil four and a half years of coal and just three years of gas left and that's if scotland doesn't vote to leave the union later this year taking its north sea oil with it italy has just over one year of oil and less than a year of gas and coal reserves while france which relies predominantly on nuclear energy has less than a year's reserves of oil gas and coal elsewhere in the world kuwait has a stash of over seven hundred years of black gold while qatar boasts over a millennium norway has almost five hundred years and russia has just over

a century's worth of natural gas one of the report's conclusions is that europe needs to develop renewable energy such as wind and solar power well the energy maps come less than a month off to the u.k.'s committee or national security so that the government's energy plans were robust enough one thing that the news is likely to fuel is westminster's dash for shale gas ministers are hoping that hydraulic fracturing will lead to greater energy independence but that's not likely to placate environmentalists who claim that the process is dangerous. and here's a look at some other news stories from across the world this hour america has millions of dollars in military aid to thailand. the government in a coup of one hundred top politicians including the former prime minister have been detained thailand is now governed by six sunni army officers protests in the

capital against the new rule have been dispersed. clashes in egypt to have yielded to people i heard of monday's presidential elections dozens were injured in violence between islamists and the opponents during a muslim brotherhood rally the country has been in turmoil since president morsi was also why the military last summer. rights activists around the world have once again raise concerns over guantanamo bay dozens of protests were held as part of a global day of action to close a military prison and a c. issue a canal was one in new york. in the u.s. a day of action to shut down guantanamo and put an end to indefinite detention activists are coming out on to the streets in new york city here in times square as well as washington d.c. addressing the white house saying the time has come to close down this controversial prison camp i've said repeatedly that i intend to close guantanamo

and i will follow through on the trust of both will be forced the way or the one year from now when i was elected in two thousand and eight i said we need to close guantanamo i continue to believe that we've got to close guantanamo this needs to be the year congress lifts the remaining restrictions on the attorney transfers and we closed the prison at guantanamo bay yet of course today it still remains open and there are one hundred fifty four men who remain detained seventy seven of them more than half have been approved to leave by every government agency every u.s. government agency with a stake in these detentions has determined unanimously that those people do not need to be at guantanamo throughout more than twelve years of this camp's existence over seven hundred detainees were held at this prison many of them awaiting to be charged for years on and not knowing what the future will hold a since the bush administration we have serially violated our own constitution so

the united states is is is is feeling very dramatically. kuantan a mo is one very crucial important instance of the failure last time the world's attention was really brought back to guantanamo was one of mass hunger strike took place last year and the world was forced to address the issues yet again and to hold us accountable for the events unraveling at guantanamo and even though the obama administration's has decided to not release any more numbers on the number of detainees currently being force fed we do know that those numbers are in at least a couple dozen people and despite the fact that officials are. calling this long term non really just fasting certainly this continues to be a major concern for human rights groups and organizations prisoners and twenty thirteen took a courageous mass action a political action of going on hunger strike this did get the attention of

washington because. they were on the verge of having more deaths on their hands moving forward these activists are saying the plan is to continue to organize for the cause of having autonomy all be shut down but even if eventually that day does calm they say enough of a state has been already created on america's image to remain there for a decisive artsy new york. every mountain post g.m. crops under the microscope next in breaking the sack. if wishes were commissioners would all be their voices royal reserves we'd all be that shakes it wishes were stacks of bloody dollars or we'd all be london blowing fat cats. how do you.

balance those things the security on one side and liberty and democracy on the other side we don't have any intention to you touch me personally as long as he's peaceful as long as you call your mom dealing with your hands you know throwing molotov mixed up killing people who've got to grow food or shotgun but it's up to you you beautiful whatever you want you express your feelings in the way you want but don't look or think about it oh you don't poach or burn a building or a police they should or whatever in this case you have to the face of the sequences .

happy friday everyone i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so in case you missed the epic twitter feud between glenn greenwald and wiki leaks let me fill you in seen a recent article published by the intercept we now know that the n.s.a. is recording and storing every phone call me island nation of the bahamas with a population of about three hundred seventy thousand people it's a program called so mall get it's being done without the consent or knowledge of the government but so mall get is just one part of a larger surveillance program known as mystic which also monitors metadata in mexico kenya and the philippines now in that same report greenwald revealed that the other country was having that one other country was having all of its phone calls recorded it decided that revealing the name of said country would be a security risk yet whistle blowing organization wiki leaks openly challenge greenwald decision on twitter declared it would release the name of the other

country and sure enough wiki leaks published a press release stating that unnamed country is afghanistan now it's unclear whether or not we can weeks has the documents to back up the claim but if true this means the n.s.a. already has the capability of conducting total surveillance in a country with a population of almost thirty million people that's insane i want our u.s. troops feel about the fact that every phone call they make in the country is being recorded by government goons but all of this brings me to a much larger question how is it possible that the export of ninety percent of the world's heroin supply from afghanistan is being missed by an agency conducting such extensive surveillance their loss of course the oversight of the drug trade is precisely part of the reason why the u.s. is there in the first place but unfortunately i don't yet have the documents to back up that claim now let's break that. the please please please enter

a plea very hard to please. he ever had sex with the other three their little. league. please. please. please. please please please. please. please. in a world full of rampant corruption rarely do we see world leaders actually deserving of praise but one man is consistently at the people's priorities over his own but a boy's president jose pep a move he is

a former guerrilla fighter inspired by the cuban revolution who spent fourteen years in prison for his time spent behind bars didn't deter him from continuing to organize with activists and later rising to power in two thousand and ten even though i can talk all day about how he is loved by babies three legged dogs and rock stars alike what he's done in a short time as president should put the world on notice for what real leadership looks like so this week the seventy eight year old known as the world's poorest president open the doors of his own home to syrian orphans that's right up to one hundred syrian children displaced by the civil war will be arriving in order of why as soon as september and according to the a.p. and he said the orphans could be housed at first at the presidency summer retreat a mansion and riverfront a state surrounded by rolling pastures incredible not surprisingly the un is welcoming this announcement considering how courting the organization's own estimates there occur. more than two million syrian refugees at this point you might be wondering where movie he was going to be staying if he's giving his summer

palace away to syrian refugees actually because famous for rejecting presidential perks and decided to reside at his wife's farm for the entirety of his term but the president's latest generosity is only consistent with his record of amazing charitable work in fact just last week it was announced that but why would also be accepting five guantanamo detainees as refugees yes in a situation where no other country wants to deal with the burden of accepting these alleged terrorists and their borders is stepping up to the plate and shortly after shaking obama's hand to seal the deal when he called the detention center quote an embarrassment to humanity can't really argue with him there what got you he got a nomination for a nobel peace prize with him standing up to the ridiculous and a failed war on drugs c. last december became the first country in the world to entirely legalize marijuana

it's a bold move that the dutch and geo drugs peace institute called a symbol of a hand outstretched of a new era in a divided world where he could declare that legalizing weed in this country will not only dampen the allure of the drug it was also held the substances regulation as a winning strategy and combating its deadly trade perhaps he's realized what the u.s. can't seem to acknowledge that i know how much you want to fight the trade people will always take drugs and drugs will always exist so if anything criminalizing pot only drives up its price and stuffs the pockets of the drug lords so quick recap here he goes rescuing syrian refugees providing humane conditions for get no detainees and is legalized marijuana i want to mention that he's made of why the second country in latin america to legalize same sex marriage to you or the fact that he's also donates ninety percent of his presidential salary to charity so that he can take home the same ways. isn't average better gwion. yep it sounds like leaders everywhere should be taking a page from the heat as book because in

a world where political leaders are almost always comprised of the global elite well he breaks the mold of our suit clad oligarchies really makes you wonder why muvico wasn't the first pope from the global south oh right he's also an atheist. earlier this month the entire mainstream media's attention turned in nigeria so after more than two hundred boarding school girls were kidnapped by the radical islamic insurgent group boko hash tag campaign using the slogan bring back our girls went viral all the pressure to find these girls and agree execute justice against boko haram was so fierce last week the u.s. sent a panel of security experts and surveillance planes to find the girls just a few days ago eighty more u.s. troops were deployed into the country of chad to assist with the mission but what seems like

a cut and dry and noble endeavor may be far more complex than it appears so to discuss these new operations as well as the roots of boko haram i was joined earlier by eugene puryear organizer for the answer coalition and candidate for d.c. city council check it out. both around it's been linked to an estimated ten thousand deaths since two thousand and two including multiple tacks on villages and hospitals and killed dozens of people why is the nigerian government so ineffective in dealing with this group when i think the government has been ineffective dealing with boko haram because they haven't really gone to the roots of what boko haram or the vacuum that they were sort of allowed to come up in which is unbelievable poverty and disenfranchisement of the people of nigeria many of whom are looking for a way out of the morass where seventy percent of people live on less than a dollar twenty five a day and where there's a huge divide between north and south of the government which is just a tiny group of elite to essentially appropriate all of the worlds of the cut. to enrich themselves they don't want to go to the root of the divide between north and south the root of income inequality of joblessness home unemployment excuse me and

other forms of different disenfranchisement in that area that allowed to flourish and so they certainly go away and do things here and there commit a lot of war crimes but ultimately unless they get deep into the root groups like boko haram that are very diffuse will continue to be able to crop up of course we don't want to look at the roots of radicalization with any of these extremist groups around the around the world and a jury is national human rights commission the nigerian military is illegally detained tortured raped civilians during their fight for boko haram why is the media been largely silent on the crimes of the nigerian military well i think they've been silent because the nigerian government is a very key ally of the united states and even though these are sort of well known abuses when these sorts of situations happen you see the u.s. government is dealing with it and president jonathan is able to go around the world and represent the country at the world economic forum and all these different sorts of things that give them a certain amount of legitimacy in the eyes of the western media and even the u.s. government i mean when hillary clinton was secretary of state did

a whole tour of africa where everywhere she went she lambasted countries for being corrupt she went to nigeria one of the most corrupt countries on earth and didn't say a word to criticize their own leaders so certainly it's similar to saudi arabia and other nations that have very terrible human rights records but the u.s. media seems to have a blind spot if they do mention it it's certainly in sort of off to the margins and not in the more central conversation and is that why they continue to receive about six hundred ninety three million dollars in foreign aid every year i mean they continue to be the one of the top ten recep in sort of foreign aid from the u.s. yes and nigeria is a very wealthy country there's a lot of oil that comes from there and that west african oil is very good the light sweet crude and so the united states is looking to keep the current and also other western regimes the u.k. and other to keep the current nigerian regime in there which is a tiny group of elites who have shown themselves to be extremely amenable to this neocolonial set up where they're able to siphon off billions of dollars of wealth from the hundreds of millions of people who live in poverty in nigeria and then. and the rest off to fill up the coffers of western corporations and so you know

just another another angle of this is kind of the nigerian government's own motivation of protecting its own citizens because according to amnesty international nigerian security forces knew about boko haram as armed raid in a boat yet failed to do anything about it i mean what does that tell us about their motivation certainly what i think the motivation of the nigerian government is completely. certainly had nothing to do with protecting their own citizens if they wanted to protect their own citizens they would not allow seventy percent of people in the northern part of the country to live in abject poverty they wouldn't allow the niger river delta be completely and totally destroyed by oil and other types of pollution ultimately what it is when it becomes a problem for them when the stability becomes an issue then they want to try to find a security solution to contain the problem but not solve the problem because the roots of the problem as we discussed earlier go to the very heart of their entire method of ruling this kleptocratic type of regime and so it's only when groups like boko haram become you know huge embarrassments to them on the international scene in situations like this this terrible situation with the young women abducted is

when they claim to want to do something but other than that and oftentimes honestly and the jury of both north and south you see a lot of these politicians are also heavily involved in the violence that's going on as well so they certainly benefit by being able to exacerbate conflicts and then let themselves be seen as the power brokers that need to be dealt with and this goes back a long time as we said tens of ten thousand deaths at least since two thousand and two eighty troops were just sent in chad in addition to the troops that are in there to help on the on the ground from the u.s. why are we only seen such a strong call for military action now military intervention in the u.s. now i think because there's been an international outcry about the run the bring back our girls is that the united states government feels like for them to look and there their entire rhetoric around being the greatest on human rights and democracy and freedom would certainly go by the wayside but certainly these eighty troops i mean the united states this is the same thing we dealt with with the koni situation where they send this sort of negligible amount of troops. there's no real military solution but it's simply a way to save face in the eyes of the world who feel wrongly unfortunately that

this is like a really easy problem to solve if the u.s. just made it or whatever and so the u.s. since these eighty troops they save face it also allows them to for their ingratiate themselves into the security the growing sort of security culture in these west african states nigeria cameroon mali where the western countries are building up sort of agenda army if you will of local forces backed by western military power that is able to you know allegedly attacked threats but really sort of in shrine and in scott's this very sort of powerful wealth making machine for the west and a tiny group of elites in africa perfectly articulated which brings me to this this quote from an article by nigerian journalist. who writes in the guardian about the viral twitter campaign bring back our girls when you pressure western powers particularly american government get involved in african affairs when you champion military intervention become part of a much larger problem here you become a complicit participant in a military expansionist agenda on the continent of africa i mean considering that the u.s. is already conducting more than one military operation

a day in almost every single country in africa other than to what's your comment to her article i think your article is spot on and i mean i think ultimately what we're seeing right now is the united states and france in particular approach you are pursuing a strategy whereby they're using these quote unquote security threats to further militarize governments that are you know amenable to the western capitalist set up and they're trying to find a way to use these military ties to further influence the government in the face of chinese economic power and other things like that by giving them assistance and their sort of security problems i guess i just don't understand why the world hasn't woken up to this because they're still calling for the u.s. intervene and that somehow going to be the solution eugene but why isn't the world calling on the u.s. government to halt its aid maybe if the u.s. government said we're not going to give you that six hundred ninety three million dollars in aid until you are some sort of human rights in your country i mean i understand the government isn't why has the world. that of course yeah i would think it's how africa is presented in the imagination and it's always sort of the

white man's burden was the thing the rudyard kipling piece that africa is just this dark continent of savage people and they're all very simple and there's a lot of bad problems but if only the big powerful advanced technologically advanced west could sweep in they could just rescue these girls and save everything or they could just take out joseph cody and solve everything and the way it's presented it's always black hats and white hats there's no nuance at all what can people do to help and actually bring back these girls and to prevent them from committing further terrorist acts what i think the only thing we really can do is try to support people's movements in places like nigeria nigeria has a very active labor movement they have active women's rights movement i mean there's a number of civil society organizations in that period and all across africa who are active on the ground i think supporting those things people fighting for higher wages people fighting against shell and other big polluters looting their country people who are trying to break through in the political arena supporting those forces whose key aim is to really get at the root that is creating groups like boko whole round which is the unbelievable poverty disenfranchisement and it's sort of

geographic dimensions in nigeria and eugene you're getting to the root of things here in d.c. you're running for city council everyone check out your campaign thank you so much organizer for the answer coalition for you so much size great. coming up i'll talk about how you can help take on the most powerful g.m.o. company in the world stay tuned. for. all the sports and minutes. he. has been set to sleep. well at the. if you drive people away from the dollar many people now it must be sitting there

saying gosh if we have u.s. dollars and the u.s. decides they don't like us they're going to put sanctions on us so people more and more people would say maybe i should use the u.s. dollar. ever since the show started there was one particular corporation that i have made it my mission to expose monsanto so this class a corporate monster started off as

a toxic chemical agency in a sense taking over the global food market the ag giant has dominated food production by pathname genetically modified seeds and now monsanto controls eighty percent of g.m. corn and ninety three percent of the soil here america the u.s. remains one of the only industrialized countries in the world that doesn't even require labeling of g.m. those in large part due to an insane lobbying effort on behalf of the ag and then in the corporatocracy in which we live monsanto's managed to infiltrate nearly every government agency that regulates the production distribution and oversight of food essentially making the company virtually a new move in the continuous string of lawsuits by farmers and victims of a toxic past asides starting with monsanto protection act let's take a look back at the crooked companies and lowlights. last week a very disturbing provision was slipped in the latest senate budget bill the small and conspicuous provision was coined among santa protection act essentially a deal reagan. modified foods even more further solidifying monsanto's power of the

food supply in their total immunity from prosecution as if that isn't ridiculous enough now lawmakers are trying to push for an extension of the monsanto protection act even though it was never voted on to begin with. this guy demises the revolving door first taylor was a lawyer for one santo then he joined the f.d.a. is deputy commissioner for food then he went back to monsanto and became its vice president for public policy yeah i'm sure is f.d.a. position and help open that door but don't worry is now back in the f.d.a. in the same position as he was before rubber stamping pro monsanto legislation ramona romero a u.s.d.a. counsel was previously on du pont's corporate counsel and the secretary of agriculture tom vilsack was awarded governor of the year by the biotechnology industry organization whose members include monsanto. he worked

america the lobbying arm on the other big biotech and chemical and seed company and now he works for the obama administration after of course being a number one obama fundraiser the state of vermont just passed the nation's very first law requiring the labeling of genetically modified organisms or g m o's vermont governor peter shumlin signed the bill into law last thursday and said in a statement we believe we have a right to know what's in the food we buy awareness is key check you know bottom line is keep people voting with their dollars and also we want to transform the food supply we want to make it more of a bottom up approach instead of a pyramid scheme for the food supply bottom line long since so cannot be trusted it's time that we as consumers become conscious and critical thinkers it's time that we as consumers stand up to this corporation and force it to disintegrate into irrelevancy all right guys two million people showed up last. to say no to g.m. those communities everywhere are banding together to fight back so what's stopping

you. so what is stopping you know for the last year activists from all over the world have been taking to the streets to demand transparency about the food we eat and guess what it's working on is already mandated g.m.o. labeling statewide and two different counties in oregon just passed bans on growing them which brings me to this weekend and yet another international march against one santa will take place in countries around the world so visit march against monsanto's website and on social media to find out where you can join in because when the government is filled with former monsanto executives we sure as hell can't trust them to do their job only a struggle in the streets will let us take back our food our bodies and our rights . and.

yesterday the house of representatives passed a six hundred billion dollar defense bill that funds the pentagon for fiscal year two thousand and fifteen now conspicuously absent from the bill was an amendment sponsored by california representative adam shift which would have repealed a two thousand and one piece of legislation known as the authorization for use of military force or a un that this law provides the legal justification for nearly every action taken in the so-called war on terror from the detention of guantanamo bay inmates to the launch of drone strikes on foreign soil oddly enough last year obama expressed the need to repeal the un that. the a lot of that is now merely twelve years old the afghan war is coming to an end for al qaeda is a shell of its former self so i look forward to engaging congress and the american people in efforts to refine and ultimately repeal a. course as per usual no progress has been made on the front. nao math doesn't appear to be going anywhere so i had to break down what else we learned about this

ridiculous piece of legislation this week i'm joined now by political commentator r. to political commentator sand sacks what's going on so are you going to start by going to brief background of what they own that is and why it was passed back in two thousand and one sure well the the the authorization for use of military force was passed a week after nine eleven it was basically congress is using their article one war powers to declare war on terrorism on the people responsible for nine eleven and it basically gave the president the authority to use military force against those who carried out nine eleven and those who harbored those who carried out nine eleven so that meant al qaeda and the taliban the courts in congress have since allowed the you have to be expanded to include associated forces of al qaeda and the taliban which is pretty much been broadly interpreted to mean anybody who's openly declared war on the united states and has some are hot and jump away from someone who's declared war exactly as you mentioned in the intro it's been used to to legally

justified drone strikes in places like somalia and yemen and pakistan and countries that haven't officially war has not officially been declared on it's been used as a legal underpinning for indefinite detention in places like on time tomorrow but it's thirteen years old now this law in the afghanistan war is winding down as the president said in lawmakers who voted for this back in two thousand and one it was nearly all the lawmakers in the house only one congresswoman voted no congresswoman barbara lee couldn't imagine that thirteen years later and still be used to underpin america's longest war as well as this continuing drone sram i think the next clip i want to put on a play it really says it all it's an exchange between senator bob corker and the state department deputy legal counsel mary mcleod let's talk about. that if the two thousand and one math was undone can the president carry out the activities that he's carrying out right now. yes i believe you could do we need a math or not. if the state department doesn't even know the answer that question

what does it say about the force of this piece of legislation in the first place where they could speak so less the legislation and more to the powers that the executive thinks it has the war powers repeatedly in that hearing you hear these attorneys there is an attorney for the state department the pentagon say look all of president obama's military counterterrorism operations can continue without a new york map that he's claimed that the article two of the constitution which says that the the president is the commander in chief of the military allows him to respond to imminent threats around the world and he doesn't really need to you a map so you know you mentioned how a year ago president obama has called for a bill you remember or it's pretty easy to call for repeal the your math when you don't think you needed any more to carry out your your counterterror up or issues around and this is further reinforced by senator chris murphy and mary i'm sorry. now i don't know who the who the person's ability to marry macleod again yet second out. if that country has not itself expressed

a threat to the united states but is harboring an entity organization that poses an imminent threat in order to pursue conduct against. that nation do you need prior congressional authorization. so it's. just stuns you that it was a brain stunt how can we trust any actions taken on this piece of legislation as even constitutional in the war on terror if they can even answer this question well you can hear i'm wondering well that's that's a hard one what what senator murphy is trying to get out is they say that the administration says it doesn't need to have to carry out a top aeration is the u m f basically told the administration they could go into this war in afghanistan a country that harbored terrorists who are in imminent threat so a christmas he was saying ok if you don't think you need to your math do you think that the president believes the constitution allows him to attack a sovereign nation that poses no threat to the united states even if it's just

harboring a terrorist organization without approval from congress and the she was unable to say no to that and he later said that he was shocked that the answer was no and because this is happened this happened thirteen years ago when we went to afghanistan and we all thought that we need congress's a you math approval for the president to be able to do something like that it turns out the white house thinks they can do that sort of stuff without it all what does this say specifically about article to the constitution doesn't break down that differentiation will article two basically lays out the president's powers and there's a sentence in article two that simply says that the commander the president is the commander in chief of the army in the navy so what does that mean that's been a debate a constitutional debate for as long as this country went around this is there to pass the enough in the first place was it just all smoke screen well as the presidential lawyers would say as the lawyers who testified said it's nice when both branches of government are operating in concert together when congress sure the president has this authority as commander in chief but congress must step up to

narrow that authority and concern it but when they pass things like the map and when they sit back and they don't threaten action when the president goes into libya or launches any of these other military strikes without proving or without the approval of congress you see that congress is seeding its article one authority to declare war to the president so we only have about a minute left but but if the and that is repealed i mean and if that was the. quote legal justification for carrying out drone strikes indefinite detention etc how what is our chance of actually preventing these types of activities from occurring will the new math was at least created by congress in hopes of restraining the president's powers to just people who attacked us on nine eleven and people are worried that that definition was blown up when it was associated forces and if the president thinks he can do this stuff without it they need there's pretty much no check and it's up to the executive determine what's an imminent threat not congress anymore great very empowering words inspiring words to go on this weekend sam thanks for breaking down the reality here. that's our show you guys i'm back next week to back this up all over again.

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this is still one of the most isolated and mysterious places in the world old legends of cannibals make many people afraid to travel here but they gotta put us on the menu that europeans have been here for less than a hundred years few people know what secrets lay hidden within these forbidding mountains. they said a bunch of cannibals killed and ate a group of shamans a russian plane one of the biggest in the world flies over a pup when they get these wild mountains for the very first time. villagers have never even seen a come. what will they make of this huge steel bug. european workers are told never to venture out alone. truths and myths oh no it's see. the lie also believes that it was ethnic cleansing spores and it was an attempt to seize the opportunity to encourage the polish presence from the territories

craniums the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent army considered their own. genocide is genocide and poles should never support and creasing lead vocal opinions that the mass murder of jews should be considered genocide while the mass murder of poles shouldn't. well you know those that are there are monuments to you know should she a beach what's called ski. in ten up hill this is very alarming well you know it will come in the cream soda gave orders to kill completely innocent people and have thousands of civilians murdered so putting up a monument in honor of such a person is something completely beyond reason.

from the chocolate cake to when you're not the front man ukraine's top job pope falls and they campaigned. on the shelling and deadly clashes resuming the country's restive east. looking east to russia refocus the business priorities to asia we'll bring you all the latest from the final day of the economic forum in some people. and people around the world really against genetically modified food as activists joined forces against the biotech giant morning we're reporting why they are.

welcome to our day international we're live from moscow you with me tom would say let's go straight to. ukraine's observing a so-called a day of silence one political campaigning and before sunday's presidential election but there's been no reprieve a from the new to proclaim the nazca and gone. people's republic in the country's east that if find the new authorities in kiev as unconstitutional accusing them of slipping power during a violin could last winter have launched a military operation to bring of the rest of regions back under their control of a month ago this is the latest footage coming from of the area showing the aftermath of fighting five people were killed when local anti government forces reportedly clashed with a par military squad formed by the radical right sector group which makes up a part of care forces the casualties came on both sides the right sector rose to prominence during the february crew in kiev when it helped overthrow the previous

ukrainian government it's known for its mere nazi ideology and for intimidating it's opponent its leader dmitri recently hit out at the interim authorities in kiev accusing them of betrayal citing the rising death toll among his members russia is also running in sunday's presidential election and or more on the line up in the race he has policia he leads the ultra nationalist right sick to party weary of the european union he wants to lower taxes on small businesses and break up conglomerates owned by ukraine's super rich back in february his supporters were the main fighting force in the bloodstained whiston supported and now he's one of the main backers of the military crackdown in the east. we have to squish all those behind the terrorist efforts there mad just ask what that word you've used squash means to physically eliminate them or. home credible is chairman of the right wings

for both a party and thinks ukraine should give up on russian gas and charge moscow more for gas transits he's called for the russian language to be banned and believes minority rights should be limited he's also charged with being anti semitic. tymoshenko was the hero when of the two thousand and five always revolution known as much for her hip let as for her politics the two times explain minister was jailed in two thousand and eleven for exceeding her powers her campaign is built on the alleged abuse she suffered in detention she promises a session to the european union even if it means severing ties with moscow but it's unclear if voter trust is there for political steps range from friendly gas deals with president putin on the one hand. to calling for russians to be nuked on the other. petro poroshenko dubbed the chocolate

king for building his wealth on sweet deals selling his candy both in ukraine and across the border in russia a predicted front runner he is a champion of european integration and seen by many as the best person to reform the country's failing economy. but he's viewed as an unreliable partner critics complain that his political flexibility is too slippery and that ukraine does not need another on the guard at the home run in ukraine is arguably one of the toughest jobs in the world today even if picture pushing to emerge as the clear winner come sunday he has his work cut out for him first order of business is deciding how to deal with the regions in the east who have denounced the legitimacy of these elections then he must address the country's looming economic crisis and lastly there is the sensitive question of what to do with these encampments here with my done the heart of the anti-government protest that laid the groundwork in the first place for these elections policy r.t.

kiev ukraine that of their dog from a divided base security and strategy consultancy says sunday's polls won't be a game changer for ukraine. it's clear that the elections are only part of a process but i think in the long term looking at ukraine that looks like the syria in the sense that you have a lot of the same phenomena occurring in syria as you do in your career in the differences of course or the actors in terms of non-state actors and state actors whose back and situation in ukraine is complicated them on multiple levels it's not just about east versus west it's more about multi-dimensional the chessboard of the issues within ukraine by region by city and also in terms of the situation regarding the fascist question and unfortunately the west and particularly the

united states does not understand ukraine's history and fails also to understand russia's position on ukraine itself today i think the obama administration is making a tremendous mistake in supporting these groups in kiev with who have fascist tendencies. well we're bringing you all the latest from ukraine throughout the weekend on to a and online at our dot com. it's a final literally at all international economic forum and thin petersburg delegations from around the world and hundreds of business leaders have to talk shop at russia's davos big names in energy finance banking and construction press. as russia strengthens as economic times with china delegates at the forum agreed

that it's time to stop talking politics and get down to business artist kitty pilgrim explores the asian shift. this storm comes the same week that we have the four hundred billion dollars gas still with gas prom sealed with china and that was an hour of excitement as to what the potential for asian business holds for russia but as far as russia is concerned they have an abundance of natural resources and asia have the dumond and that's why a lot of people why getting free optimistic about the future relationship between russia and china. i heard about twenty or fifty seven chinese company or high tech companies already just to move in and replace. the mint. by just to name a few i mean it's amazing for all those next door clients so we start exploring new markets and new stores the exploring

a new board is fully aware clients will soon we do list for a few years by now we've been moving to china a few years ago so as we know the pivot to asia is certainly in full swing the russian president vladimir putin made that adamantly. today we also have the vice president of china talking about the potential for the two countries as far as europe is because there is some concern that that business relationship be put on the sidelines because of this new flourishing relationship with china mr putin made it clear that the door to your remains firmly and that was a welcomed sentiment by the european business leaders have. for those who don't want to participate i think that will create opportunities for companies who do want to be here so if companies leave now i think it will be very hard for them to reestablish themselves at some point in the future for the ones who do. the clear messages that. they're in the books they have the most opportunities we are every

seen. in terms of a. business deal. he says i'm losing to such ways economic sanctions i am completely against these sanctions because they're you know we are cutting the trees on which we are sitting. it's going to be inefficient very crowded so. we're here there is no you for us so you haven't noticed the economic sanctions are in any bearing on the form. well it's not visibly at least. certainly the forum ken ten years here isn't peaches bag and as we know the main message has been the asia door is wide open but the european one remains the same i am. on the way seeking refuge from austerity unemployed young greeks look to the

countryside for better opportunities to find out if the grass is really greta on the other side. of the u.k. could run out of fossil fuels in just five years time according to recent study all the details in just a few minutes. if the thought of genetically modified food leaves a nasty taste in your mouth or today's your day to speak out on saturday activists are over fifty nations plan to rally against g.m. foods and its main producer one son to let's see why the such outrage now studies suggest that g.m. foods may cause a whole range of toxic effects these in turn may take years to make themselves apparent as an illness so-called bt corn now while the used in american agriculture has been found to contain toxins that have been detected in pregnant women and their unborn babies and that shows itself in immune system diseases allergies in

childhood learning disorders despite that the u.s. government is sticking with g.m. crops and monsanto want to get a cruise campaigner told us there are more myths and facts out there regarding g.m. . it's what the scientists have learned us about that genetically modified foods will increase allergies that they're going to be less nutritious and that they could possibly or very likely contain toxins that can make a spill so the idea that we actually need to most to feed the world is completely false we actually have enough grassland in the united states to pasture and raise one hundred percent grass fed beef and produce even more grass fed beef than we're producing the case of rave factory farmed beef that is all raised on genetically modified corn and soy so you know the feed the world argument is not accurate or in in the slightest and russia which is also taking part in saturday's anti g.m.o.

rally has taken a hushed tones on the issue its parliament is now looking into a bill which if passed could see by a tie produces punished as terrorists as awful strong opposition in europe which turned away from g.m.o. in the late one nine hundred ninety s. but american companies are all still trying hard to get into the european market for now most of the e.u. states have banned the crops and all food must be labeled if it contains engineered products e.u. rules also permits member nations to a stablish so called g.m.o. free zones and regulations have kept most of it out but a healthy food every kid robber does that again because pessimistic about the future he believes europe will eventually give in to us trade negotiators who won g.m. all restrictions lifted on the continent. in europe. if you look at the human food stuffs there is a requirement to label them as g m o's if they contain more than point nine

percent in the united states of america what's rather appalling is that the consumer does not have informed choice because of the fact that mandatory labeling has not been introduced and in the number of states where where it has been attempted monsanto and other companies have been extremely aggressively involved in political campaigns it's very difficult to look at an overarching regulator system other than perhaps five sanitary measures through the world trade organization one of the difficulties is that essentially private leave run organizations like the w t o are generally likely to be in favor of large corporate interests because that's what's world trade is all about. he is hoser of breaking the set every martin has been following one scientist operation for years he has a preview of her latest program where she takes

a look back at the company's racket. talk about the monsanto protection act let's take a look back at the crooked companies of late. last week a very disturbing provision was slipped in the latest senate budget bill the small and conspicuous provision was coined the month santa protection act essentially it deregulated genetically modified foods even more further solidifying monsanto's power of the food supply and our total immunity from prosecution this guy the head of mises the revolving door first tailor was a lawyer for one santo then he joined the f.d.a. is that the commissioner for food then he went back to monsanto and became its vice president for public policy i'm sure as a day position and help open that door but don't worry there's. back in the f.d.a. in the same question position as it was before rubber stamping pro monsanto legislation.

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to your facebook you speak. of the i also believe that it was ethnic cleansing or spores was it was an attempt to seize the opportunity to purge the polish presence from the territories that the ukrainians the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent army considered their own. genocide is genocide and polls should never support an increasingly vocal opinions that the mass murder of jews should be considered genocide while the mass murder of poles shouldn't. go at all you want us to go there

a monument to. shoot she gave each clutch called ski. and to many of those in ten up hill it is very alarming. cream soda gave orders to kill completely innocent people and had thousands of civilians murdered so putting up a monument in honor of such a person is something that is completely beyond reason. i am. thanks for staying with us with the recent credit upgrade there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel for the struggling greek economy so far those little change for the surgery stricken greek people unemployment

remains the highest in europe with more than half the country's youth out of work and some are now leaving the cities in search of a better life only to discover things aren't any brighter in the countryside as marie de coster of our reports. they say desperate times call for desperate measures and for many young greeks that was the case when they were forced to return to the countryside at the height of the economic crisis looking for cheaper and better quality of life but high taxes rampant unemployment and lack of resources have touched every single area in greece not just the city's leaving many and the dead and. i left the village five years ago i tried to work in the city at various companies but the quality of life there is not the same i returned and try to cultivate crops but unfortunately exploitation of lands offers very little money for a young person cannot have a family and make ends meet like this. lives in the village of out of the he travels back and forth to the city trying to make

a living he is one of the few left here most people you encounter are much older like you are yes most of his children have also left but their village comprises seventy families which is around four hundred people half of the population left most of the people here old young people have moved to the cities were brought in search of a better life and those who stay behind will end up looking for something better than chile the problem is that at the moment very few know where to look for that something better on the one hand you have unemployment in the cities and on the other die in villages lacking resources local. school there has been closed since two thousand and eleven so we're heading there now to find out why it's been shut down and what alternatives the kids living here have as we approach i mean it's a former student who tells me that one hundred students used to go here until it's too succumbed to they can on the crisis. from the pupils you see here not one

stayed in the village they went to the big cities because there's no work here and the agricultural things we cultivate don't offer enough money to keep a family here. there is a lack of money the. as in taxes people pay here are equal to those in the city income is very low even the head of the village has been out of work for over a year and he doesn't believe that the situation will ever end prove a negative and a bit of. if young people do return here they will still not be able to work because cultivating the land is too expensive therefore not advantages the governments insists the country will return to growth this year but very few believe their optimistic forecasts any more of them and we'll see what happens but we're trying and waiting for something better if it comes good if not then we'll stay as we are i mean what can we do marina call survivor porson fartsy from greece

and the struggling european economy italy is going to new lengths to boost its economy and the government has had to include revenues from drug trafficking prostitution and smuggling into its g.d.p. numbers find out how it all adds up now and. also online that lawmakers say they will stay to tennessee you vote in favor of bringing back the electric chair to avoid him it will be full injection get to the bottom of that and keep the. right to see the. first strike. and i think you're. on our reporters there. in. the the in.

the british government's being accused of exaggerating the country's energy potential after a report revealed there's no point fracking for shale gas in southern england the findings do point to massive oil reserves the bird stress they will be hard to recover from it's more bad news for the u.k. economy which is rapidly running out of fossil fuels a recent study suggests london should urgently turn to alternative energy or become fully dependent on imports as politico reports. according to the global sustainability institute you can set your watch to it in just five years time person will have run out of oil coal and gas a new report shows that if it consumes energy at the rate it did in two thousand and ten well the u.k. has five point two years of oil four and a half years of coal and just three years of gas left and that's if scotland doesn't vote to leave the union later this year taking its north sea oil with it

italy has just over one year of oil in less than a year of gas and coal reserves while france which relies predominantly on nuclear energy has less than the years reserves of oil gas and coal elsewhere in the world kuwait has a stash of over seven hundred years of black gold while qatar boasts over a millennium norway has almost five hundred years and russia has just over a century's worth of natural gas one of the report's conclusions is that europe needs to develop renewable energy such as wind and solar power well the energy maps come less than a month off to the you case committee or national security said that the government's energy plans were robust enough one thing that the news is likely to fuel is westminster's dash for shale gas ministers are hoping that hydraulic fracturing will lead to greater energy independence but that's not likely to

placate environmentalists who claim that the process is dangerous. and we spoke with the author of the report of dr james from the u.k. and here ruskin university he believes europe is headed for an energy crisis. the likelihood is gas prices in europe will increase dramatically in the short term until alternative supplies can be found and where those alternative supplies come from there's a big question about whether the infrastructure is in place to be able to supply those so what we're likely to see is an increased. price of gas in europe and therefore some very serious situations around tricity generation heating and all the other things that we use gas for in europe so we will see significant impacts on all of the trinity market in our heating markets. and here's a look at some other news stories are from across the world that america has cut

millions of dollars in military aid to thailand after the army after the government in a coup over one hundred top politicians including the former prime minister have been detained time and is now governed by six sunni army officers protests in the capital against the new rule have been dispersed. clashes in egypt have killed and two people are head of monday's presidential elections dozens were injured in violence between islamists and the opponents three muslim brotherhood rarely the country has been in turmoil since president morsi was ousted by the military last summer. and flooding in china has killed eight people heavy rains have been battering the country for the past four days the downpour has caused landslides and traffic interruptions schools in parts of the country are closed with forecasters saying the weather isn't going to improve in the coming days.

technology update is next here on our team international stay with us for that. it wishes work in ashes would all be their wishes royal reserves we'd all be fat cheeks it wishes were stacks of muddy water we'd all be london blowing fat cats. music room with the first two strategic after a pause he was sports and military for a. time shifted focus on the road need to feed. to sin bin to team going to sleep oh it couldn't be better as it should be. well

on the road was the story. hello and welcome to technology updates on today's show. trojan horses breach council's defenses. i've become the cool kid in the class. but first. place in smartphones means the line between virtual and reality is

becoming even more blurred. this year and there are a few better places to enjoy the sun than in the capsules famous. for those more appropriately dressed for the weather than me it's the perfect place to play games read a good book or just kick back and relax and anyone with a smartphone or tablet wishless face it is most people these days can take a stroll down memory lane and see the park as it was last century. let's visit is dive into the past by stunning any of the five markets in the park. devices into. into the past. the markets in the park the users location it's then shows the historic images taken from that spot decades ago resurrecting ghostly figures from the past and

turning back the hundreds of time on some of today's visit says well maybe not quite. the company behind the blast from the past is played display. this three year old. originally military technology has filtered down to the park with the. kids. and the possibilities range from visualizing future building complexes. gaming experiences design. of the company's philosophy and this is perhaps most evident. these are the images detected by the camera and on top of which. are placed complex that pretty much anything can be used to. go.

to display information while having fun. game play display. technologies can be used anywhere where you need to create a powerful. on your target audience now would you play displays. one of the company's most successful projects. to bring children. to life. petersburg. with. the company. to design and three d. graphics partnerships the likes of some some coca-cola. with hundreds of projects.

display has its sights future. results. in the near future we're planning to open offices in the u.s. we have a start up that we're taking over there. at the moment we have a new project that's already in the prototype stage we're developing the world's first museum of all men to the reality according to our understanding of the idea it will be an empty space with symbols on the walls each visitor will be able to see the museum's exhibits using virtual reality devices or more specifically with the help of reality glasses. to become part of everyday life this is how we think of. smartphones and tablets are only going to get more powerful printing up the way for even more seamless augmenting reality experiences potentially revolutionizing the way we work. exciting and.

biggest killers around and with the world's population. so we wanted to find out about a promising technology that might help tip the balance. in the. genes coded messages. to behave mutations in. uncontrollably healthy cells into cancerous ones and new ways of. set up in moscow in one thousand nine hundred fifty one the nicholai blocky in cancer research center is the largest such medical institution in europe and second in the world. it employs around four thousand five hundred people and has over one thousand two hundred patients it's also leading.

in systematic diseases of which there are over two hundred. and there are only a few treatment methods you can count them on one hand or the firstly there's surgical removal of the tumour. secondly there's radiotherapy that i would do that is without removing the tumor or radiotherapy and then after the removal of the tumour put a working machine and thirdly there's systemic treatment. in addition to the staple three approaches different techniques are being tried out biological therapies used. to encourage the body's immune system to fight cancer cells and reduce the side effects of more aggressive treatments tests have also been conducted using no five a cheap suit away from areas potentially opening up new treatments opportunities and the first concrete evidence of a consistent. way of destroying. the law

by little or biology has given us an understanding of the specific genes and their derivative proteins play a vital role in the formation of tumor cells are actually making a song malignant and therefore they're different from a regular cell. you read the new mile once we know these genes and understand how other proteins work. and we can start developing targeted medicines for them at their word but you crossed. the line druce was set up between fine for their acute six for massachusetts under snow in two thousand and eleven with the russian side investing forty seven point two five million dollars. recently opened an r. and d. sense of the slav a techno park in moscow the focus of the company's activities will be perfecting this new targets it comes to treatment.

but our company scientists are working on several in-house projects aimed at develop. the next generation of the innovative drug group what we call a cure and that's what's on the. targeted program about cancer drugs for the treatment of various types of cancer and call it. a cure inza like one hundred nano meter trojan horses because very few take payload in a protective biocompatible polymer shell which both controls the release of the medicine and protects it from the body's immune system. injected the curies clear liquid stream into the beach that targets their size means that they can exploit the gap between the cells in the choose good vessels which is larger when compared to healthy vessels special like molecules covering the surface if you cure him bind to the cancer cells and penetrate through the cells once inside the toxic payload is released destroying the cell from within. only

a cure is relatively simple the polyethylene glycol used to form the outer shell is dissolved in the medication. can be used to transport various medical payloads but the company's most promising to cure it is bind fourteen which uses the tried and tested and teach you much old docetaxel. automatically self assembles into nano shells around the drug but what makes bind fourteen really stand out from all the no medications other like guns on the surface these molecules actively targets the proteins found on certain cancer cells and new blood vessels into most this combination of active and passive targeting means that the toxicity of medication can be increased while the juicing the risk to surrounding healthy tissues potentially lessening some of the serious side effects associated with other types of chemotherapy once the particles have been produced one hundred one and meets a cure in a separated from the rest of the mixture this is the same size for distribution

within the body and penetration of the chuma effectiveness isn't the only. consideration. the technology behind any new drug needs to be scalable. you must be able to produce or even kilograms of the drug just as well as you can produce it in milligrams. what makes the blind technology so efficient now is the fact that it is so easily. so. small they would be filtered by the kidneys. and they may not reach. so the solution is to ensure they within the one hundred meter range and also to check the rates the medication is released. preclinical studies have shown that bind fourteen significantly increases the concentration of docetaxel in. with no increase in toxicity bind fourteen is now undergoing stage two clinical trials in the us and

russia this will determine the optimum dosage under stress is affected against specific types of cancer targets and therapist represents the future of cancer treatment the high effect of buying fourteen along with his ability to be produced means that we may soon have another weapon in the fight against cancer. that's just the first join us for more technology after the break. we think of why we think there are no good. sand beaches. coconut palms gently swaying in the ocean breeze. in fact. white has a deep dark little secret a secret the u.s.

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all over the. globe also be showing off. some of the great. together. the plastic sticks we keep in our pockets. over the centuries might just be about the next stage of evolution. a second way i'm. sure isn't exactly one of my strengths but this time in my weekly joined lesson i was determined not to be outdone by my much younger classmates so i decided to show off

my brand new three d. printing pen complete with snazzy safety specs the theory being this technology would compensate for my lack of artistic ability. was kind enough to lend me the three d. pen prototype which is a spin off from. the technology behind the device is unlike anything else on the market. uses a instead of a.b.s. plastics develops and it's currently comes in twenty colors and doesn't require heating elements using the three d. pens making it safer for everyone. made from a special substance that solidifies when subjected to ultraviolet light we conducted many tests to develop the right composition. it combines a low flow rate because it's very important to make the substances viscous enough so that it doesn't just leak out on the same time make it possible to develop

polymers with different characteristics for example of polymer with elastic properties which is impossible. because afterward solidifies it simply becomes plastic again. we set up a little test to see how often we would hold up against some of the competition we desire to put the production version of the tomsk pen through its paces. proof also an r.t. designer was put in charge of the world's first three d. pen the america's three do. finally we invited anya from smidgen of design to try to the chinese three d. which is based on the same plastic extrusion principle as its american cousin. michael my artistic goal is to draw fish for my kids because this thing has obviously been created with children in mind. i think you know one seats design stage is complete we make a model we often use a three d. printer to create

a prototype and say let's see if we can use this pen to do the say it's definitely mainly for kids but is going to see when adults might find it interesting that once they get the hang of it. it's interesting yeah. i doubt you will find any practical use for it and i reckon you could use it around the house for interior design for making toy figures like you could make ornaments people was like some sort of this little fashion accessories like a bright i've come to the conclusion that you need to do a frame first and then attach everything else to it doesn't work any other way for me without registering at least. what. i hear from head sections for my future wife separator. now i'm trying to make it three dimensional. i've made a human like toy man but he won't stand up by himself so i'm trying to make him stand just. draw him a base maybe

a store more with the but it is definitely a meditative quality about this. has fallen off line. my plan won't work so. someone kept breaking for me to last time he gets overheated this year is easier to use than the chinese one. that light is too hard on the eyes we'll look at it but i've got used to that but it's not as rubbery as it was you say you seem to be doing really well i haven't really got the knack of it you could just walk. so this is what i made a really weird looking fish whale thing but i've done it by my time you know the will be able chosen. created quite a shapeless thing this isn't exactly what i had in mind but it's not like a proper looking prototype that is more or less what. finally made a stand for his or. distilling to make his head. harvey would definitely be

exciting for children and their parents. each of them it's something that they can do together there's a camcorder but it does require some skills these if i was a five year old i would be jumping with joy and asking my parents to buy me all the columns rational it's quite fascinating and i wanted to create something that could be produced by three d. printer but it's not very accurate i believe this plan has a lot of potential provided some improvements i might sometimes it gets dark so you end up breaking some parts off making them over again. the one that has the light uses some kind of liquid a little bit like you're being. the other one that shoots out a sort of plastic is much more difficult to use least that was my experience i think because you're right i like the chinese bronze with the plastics because it has a fairly even flat sticker and it sets that on one page the twenty first century plasticine

. proved to be a massive hits among my classmates with everyone wanting to swap their pencils for the three d. pen and before long they were busy bringing their ideas to life in. so maybe soon instead of sticking to the drawings on the fridge putting three d. must pieces on the mantel piece. and the risk of stating the obvious is pretty big the country's extensive web of roads railways do a good job of making many areas accessible of all the places where planes trains and cars just can't reach you going to need a special type. vehicle. train is overbroad crushed to rain is as diverse as it is far reaching from the humid subtropics in the self coniferous tyga and current in the north to the never ending pressie step in the east. anyone looking to take on bush's sprawling it

spawns and come back to tell the tale he's going to need a vehicle they can depend on. this shaman is a snake a volatile for all snow and still going big cold on the state's wheels can cycle pretty much anything in the bush in one state goes up takes chris shaman's low pressure ties to some ice on the go that's the flick of a switch beside the car been pumping in or out to make sure it skims over more instead of sixty minutes or it's the a.t.v. superior offloads capabilities have joint interest from oil and gas companies geologists extreme's face enthusiastic i want present he just happens to be in the markets for a new car. is the company behind the shaman and. has produced the mystic machine so far with over seven years of experience making off road vehicles with ultra low pressure the company firmly believes that's wheels

a better and greener than trucks. for years now and people thought that all terrain vehicles did it must have tracks and this was actually true. or. later it turned out that the tractor a.t.v. actually cause irreparable damage to the environment with national review that takes at least one hundred years before the marks left by tracks and two hundred disappear or. our vehicle doesn't cause this damage to the environment that or the new models for such a hold of a vehicle. shaman can really move. up to seventy four kilometers an hour the buddha eagle eight is over six meters long just under three meters high and she pulls five metres wide it has a wheel base of almost two hundred forty five centimeters.

of cargo one hundred forty six horsepower diesel engine is at the heart of a machine which is fed by a two hundred sixty to fuel. the range of about one thousand three hundred kilometers the shame and the scale inclines with a forty five degree. gravity and custom designed low pressure tightest. from when the welding spots flight to final testing is currently takes up the last two months to manufacture a shaman although the company is working on shortening the production time the individual approach to each vehicle means you can be heavily customized see all hole is completely sealed and provides enough buoyancy for the vehicle to fourth bodies of this even an optional for pellet propulsion system future models include a cargo carrying pickup with charge of an module for long expeditions. no matter which one you choose each of the eight wheels is fitted with a reduction to easing the load on the gearbox and improve the reliability inside

the cabin is more akin to a captain's bridge than a driver's seat giving the so-called pilot a commanding view of the surrounding terrain. t.v. is equipped with and i have no reservations about using this word or a unique steering system which when given the command of the control system switches the driving mode. to provide for the best performance for on road and for off road conditions more to the shaman's for give the vehicle three steering modes to cruising along the motorway the rear wheels from. takes. the way in sticky situations where. the a.t.p. can switch to the wheel steering the boat ahead is completely. in sync with the shaving sideways. now before we finish the show i just want to show

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dropped. from a chocolate king to a neo nazi front man ukraine's top job hopefuls and they campaigns in kiev it says on the shelling and deadly clashes resume in the country's restive east. looking east to russia refocuses its business priorities to asia and we'll bring you all the latest from the final day of the annual at the moment forum in simply to square. and people around the world rise again the genetically modified food as active as joined forces against the biotech giant one santa report why they are up in arms.

it's may day here at the russian capital you live with us on our international you're with me to say. ukraine's observing a so-called day of silence when political campaigning ends before sunday's presidential election but there's been no reprieve before the newly proclaimed the nearest and lugansk people's republic in the country's east we are defying the new authorities in kiev as unconstitutional accusing them of being politicking of violent who last winter have launched a military operation to bring the rest of regions and back under their control over a month ago this is the latest footage coming from the de niro area showing the aftermath of fighting five people were killed when local anti government forces reportedly clashed with the paramilitary squad formed by the radical right sector group which makes up a part of horses the casualties came on both sides the right sector rose to

prominence during this every crew in here to help overthrow the previous ukrainian government it's known for its far right ideology and for intimidating its opponents its leader to me to be roger recently hit out at the interim authorities in kiev accusing them of betrayal fighting the rising death toll among his members euro she is also running on sunday's presidential election and for more on the line up in of the raves he has policy here was more. this is just the beginning ukraine's resurrection europe's resurrection they started our my down. am to lead the ultra nationalist right sick to party wary of the european union he wants to lower taxes on small businesses and break up conglomerates owned by ukraine's super rich back in february his supporters were the main fighting force in the bloodstained western supported coup and now he's one

of the main backers of the military crackdown in the east. we have to squish all those behind the terrorist efforts there mad just ask what that worthy of the question means to physically eliminate them or we're. going to crack the book is chairman of the right wing's for both a party and things ukraine should give up on russian gas and charge moscow more for gas transits he's called for the russian language to be banned and believes minority rights should be limited he's also charged with being anti semitic. tymoshenko was the hero when of the two thousand and five all winter evolution known as much for her hip that as for her politics the two times explain minister was jailed in two thousand and eleven for exceeding her powers her campaign is built on the alleged abuse she suffered in detention she promises ascension to the european union even if it means severing ties with moscow but it's unclear if voter trust is there for political steps range from friendly gas deals with president

putin on the one hand. to calling for russians to be nuked on the other the request. was pushing coke dubbed the chocolate king for building his wealth on sweet deals selling his candy both in ukraine and across the border in russia a predicted frontrunner he is a champion of european integration and seen by many as the best person to reform the country's failing economy. but he's viewed as an unreliable partner critics complain that his political flexibility is too slippery and that ukraine does not need another on the guard at the helm running ukraine is arguably one of the toughest jobs in the world today even if picture pushing to emerge as the clear winner come sunday he has his work cut out for him first order of business is deciding how to deal with the regions in the east who have denounced the legitimacy of these elections they must address the country's looming economic crisis and

lastly there is the sensitive question of what to do with these encampments here with my done the heart of the anti-government protest that laid the groundwork in the first place for these elections policy r.t. kiev ukraine. talk to fear from a divided base security and strategy consultancy says sunday's polls one be a game changer for ukraine it's clear that the elections are only part of a process but i think in the long term looking at ukraine that looks like the syria in the sense that you have a lot of the same phenomenon occurring in syria as you do in your career in the differences of course or the actors in terms of non-state actors and state actors whose backing the situation in ukraine is complicated them on multiple levels it's not just about east versus west it's more about multi-dimensional the chessboard of

issues within ukraine by region by city and also in terms of the situation regarding the fascist question and unfortunately the west and particularly the united states does not understand ukraine's history and fails also to understand russia's position on ukraine itself today i think the obama administration is making a tremendous mistake in supporting these groups in kiev with who have fascist tendencies. we'll bring you all the latest from ukraine throughout the weekend on the air and online at our t.v. dot com. that's the final day of the animal international economic forum and in petersburg delegations from around the world and hundreds of business leaders have talked shop at russia's davos big made with an energy finance banking and construction

a present. i am. certain . that as russia strengthens as economic ties with china delegates at the forum agreed that it's time to stop talking politics and get down to business as k.t. pill will make sproles the asian shift. this storm comes the same week that we have the four hundred billion dollars gas still with gas prom sealed with china and that was an hour of excitement as to what the potential for asian business holds for ross up but as far as russia is concerned i have an abundance of natural resources and i have the good model not swallow the people getting free optimistic about the future relationship between russia and china. i heard about twenty fifty seven chinese company or high tech companies already just to move in and replace. the

men's. if by just to name a few i mean it's amazing who was next door clients so we strode to exploring new markets and new store the exploring a new possibilities for we were clients will soon we do list for a few years by now we've been moving to china in a few years so as we know the pivot to asia is certainly in full swing the russian president vladimir putin made that ultimately. today we also have the vice president of china talking about the potential for the two countries as far as europe is because there is some concern that that business relationship be put on the sidelines because of this new flourishing relationship with china mr putin made it clear that the door to your remains firmly by then and that was a welcomed sentiment by the european business leaders have. for those who don't

want to participate to create opportunities for companies who do want to be here so if companies leave now i think it will be very hard for them to reestablish themselves at some point in the future for the ones who do. the clear messages that . they're in the books have the most opportunities we are every seen. in terms of a. business deal. he says i'm losing to such ways the economic sanctions i am completely against these sanctions because they're you know we are cutting your trees on which we are sitting. it's going to be inefficient it's really crowded. and we're here there is no you for us so you haven't noticed the economic sanctions are in any bearing on the form. well it's not at least. certainly the forum kin to new pieces back and as we know the main

message has been the asia door is wide open but the european one remains the same. come away it's seeking refuge from austerity unemployed young greeks to look to the countryside for better opportunities we find out if the grass is a really greener on the other side. the u.k. could run out of fossil fuels in just five years' time according to a recent study all the details in just a few minutes. if the thought of genetically modified food leaves a nasty taste in your mouth today zero day to speak out on saturday activists and over fifty nations plan to rally against g.m. foods and its main producer monsanto let's see why there's such outrage studies suggest g.m. foods may cause a whole range of toxic effects these in turn may take years to make themselves

apparent as an illness so called bt corn and are widely used in american agriculture has been found to contain toxins that have been detected in pregnant women and their unborn babies and that shows itself in immune system diseases allergies even childhood learning disorders despite that the u.s. government is sticking with the g.m. crops and monsanto when again a food campaigner told us there are more myths than facts out there regarding g.m. alls. it's what the scientists have learned us about that genetically modified foods will increase allergies that they're going to be less nutritious and that they could possibly or very likely contain toxins that can make a will so the idea that we actually need it most to feed the world is completely false we actually have enough grassland in the united states to pasture and raise one hundred percent grass fed beef and produce even more grass fed beef than we are

producing the raved factory farmed beef that is all raised modified corn and soy so you know the feed the world argument is not accurate or in in the flight us. and russia which is also taking part in saturday's anti g.m.o. rally has taken a stance on the is soon its parliament is now looking into a bill which if passed if you see biotech produce is punished as terrorists is also strong opposition in europe which turned away from g.m. all in the late one nine hundred ninety s. but the u.s. so well almost ninety percent of food is genetically modified is still trying to get its hands on the european market right now most of the e.u. states have banned the crops and all food must be labeled if it contains engineered products e.u. rules also permit member nations to establish a so-called g.m.o. free zones and the regulations have kept most of it out but health of food advocate

catechesis europe won't be able to keep this up for much longer in the face of american pressure. in europe. if you look at the human food stuffs there is a requirement to label them as g m o's if they contain more than point nine percent in the united states of america what's rather appalling is that the consumer does not have that informed choice because of the fact that mandatory labeling has not been introduced and in the number of states where where it has been attempted monsanto and other companies have been extremely aggressively involved in political campaigns it's very difficult to look at an overarching regulator system other than perhaps phytosanitary measures through the world trade organization one of the difficulties is that essentially private lee run organizations like the w t

o are generally likely to be in favor of large corporate interests because that's what's world trade is all about. she herself of breaking the sets every mountain has been following monsanto's operation for yez here's a preview of her latest program where she takes a look at the company's records starting with monsanto protection act let's take a look back at the crooked companies like. last week a very disturbing provision was slipped in the latest senate budget bill the small and conspicuous provision was coined among santa protection act essentially it deregulated genetically modified foods even more further solidifying monsanto's power of the food supply in their total immunity from prosecution this guy had mises the revolving door first taylor was a lawyer for one santos then he joined the f.d.a. is deputy commissioner for food then he went back to monsanto and became its vice

president for public policy yeah i'm sure is f.d.a. position and help open that door but don't worry is now back in the f.d.a. in the same cushy position as he was before rubber stamping pro monsanto legislation. right i look at some of the stories making headlines is coming your way right after this short break. she good laboratory curbeam was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything james mission to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should care watch only on the algae dot com.

i. welcome george international and thank you for chiming in with the recent credit upgrade this seems to be

a light at the end of the tunnel for the struggling greek economy but so far there's little change for the stricken greek people unemployment remains the highest in europe with more than half the country's use out of work and so on no freeing the cities in search of a better life only to discover things aren't any point to in the countryside as we're in a culture of what reports. they say desperate times call for desperate measures and for many young greeks that was the case when they were forced to return to the countryside at the height of the economic crisis looking for a cheaper and better quality of life but the high taxes rampant unemployment and lack of resources have touched every single area in greece not just the cities leaving many and the dead and. i left the village five years ago i tried to work in the city at various companies but the quality of life there is not the same i returned and try to cultivate crops but unfortunately exploitation of lands offers very little money for the young person cannot have

a family and make ends meet like this. young man is lives in the village of out of the he travels back and forth to the city trying to make a living he is one of the few left here most people you encounter are much older like e.r.v.'s most of his children have also left. village comprises seventy families which is around four hundred people half of the population left most of the people here old young people have moved to the cities or abroad in search of a better life and those who stay behind will end up looking for something better venture lee the problem is that at the moment very few know where to look for that something better on the one hand you have unemployment in the cities and on the other die in villages lacking resources locals have told me that the only school there is here has been closed since two thousand and eleven so we're heading there now to find out why it's been shut down and what alternatives the kids living here have as we approach i mean it's a former student who tells me that one hundred students used to go here until it's

too succumbed to they can on the crisis. from the pupils you see here not one stayed in the village they went to the big cities because there's no work here and the agricultural things we cultivate don't offer enough money to keep a family here. there is a lack of money the expenses in taxes people pay here are equal to those in the city income is very low even the head of the village has been out of work for over a year and he doesn't believe that the situation will ever improve. if young people do return here they will still not be able to work because cultivating the land this too expensive for not advantageous the government's insists the country will return to growth this year but very few believe their optimistic forecasts anymore we'll see what happens we're trying and waiting for something better if it comes good if not then we'll stay as we are what can we do marina cost survivor porson

fartsy from greece. and other struggling can economy italy is going to new lengths to boost its economy the government. revenues from drug trafficking. and from other. into its g.d.p. numbers find out how it all adds up on a website. that's online long mate has in the u.s. state of tennessee votes in favor of bringing back to the electric chair to avoid mishaps with lethal injection get to the bottom of that at out dot com. right to. search tree. and i would think. on our reporters we're going to i i.

the british government's being accused of exaggerating the country's energy potential after a report revealed there's no point fracking for shale gas and solver in england the findings deployed to massive oil reserves there but stress they will be hard to recover it's more bad news for the u.k. colony which is rapidly running out of fossil fuels and recent studies suggest london should urgently turn to alternative energy or become fully dependent on imports that's quite a boy who reports. according to the global sustainability institute you can set your watch to it in just five years time person will have run out of oil coal and gas a new report shows that if it consumes energy at the rate it did in two thousand and ten well the u.k. has five point two years of oil four and a half years of coal and just three years of gas left and that's if scotland

doesn't vote to leave the union later this year taking its north sea oil with it italy has just over one year of oil in less than a year of gas and coal reserves while france which relies predominantly on nuclear energy has less than the years reserves of oil gas and coal elsewhere in the world kuwait has a stash of over seven hundred years of black gold while over a millennium norway has almost five hundred years and russia has just over a century's worth of natural gas one of the report's conclusions is that europe needs to develop renewable energy such as wind and solar power well the energy maps come less than a month off to the u.k.'s committee or national security said that the government's energy plans were robust enough one thing that the news is likely to fuel is westminster's dash for shale gas ministers are hoping that hydraulic fracturing

will lead to greater energy independence but that's not likely to placate environmentalists who claim that the process is dangerous. and we spoke with the author of the report dr legends from the cave and a ruskin university he believes iraq is headed for an energy crisis. the likelihood is gas prices in europe will increase dramatically in the short term until alternative supplies can be found and then where those alternative supplies come from there's a big question about whether the infrastructure is in place to be able to supply those so what we're likely to see it is an increased. price of dance in europe and for some very serious situations around the trusty generation heating and all the other things that we use gas for in europe so we will see significant impacts on all at the trysting market or heating markets here's a look at some other news stories from across the world america have millions of

dollars in military aid to thailand after the we all said the government in a coup over one hundred top politicians including the former prime minister have been detained time and is now governed by six senior army officers protests in the capital against the new rule have been dispersed. clashes in egypt have killed the two people ahead of monday's presidential elections dozens were injured in violence between islamists and the opponents during a muslim brotherhood rally the country has been in turmoil as president morsi was ousted by the military last. and flooding in china has killed eight people heavy rains have been battering the country for the past four days the downpour has caused landslides and traffic interruptions schools and parts of the country are close with forecasters saying the weather isn't going to improve in the coming days. bimbos is next with aaron aid here an

idea international but if you're watching from the u.k. it's over to you just in galloway. well the mainstream media is crowing for nato expansion new missile systems and all sorts of stuff to feed the military industrial complex because of what is happening in ukraine you know demonizing russia is big business in fact it's pretty much what gave birth to the military industrial complex all the way back when eisenhower coined the term but they. at least the czech republic is not buying into the fear mongering their defense minister martin said a big no to nato stationing permanent troops in his country to counter the threat of something happening because of the the chaos in ukraine he mentioned that the czechs didn't like permanently stationed soviet troops in their country and that they didn't want long term foreign fighters there now i bring this up for two

reasons firstly e.u. politicians actually presented a logically consistent argument which is a rare treat nowadays and secondly using all the little nato countries are not in the organization to make decisions they're there to bow their heads and do was told and let basis be built in their country in exchange for protection this statement by the czech defense minister could mean the nature of nato could be shifting right in front of our eyes maybe but that's just my opinion. hello there i marinated this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're

tracking for you today. first up we're looking at how bank of america leased to borrowers who were rewarded to help loan modifications and what one couple in montana is doing about it they aren't thinking it likely then net neutrality is a term that didn't even exist ten years ago but today we stop talking about it coolly samuel's executive director of the engine research foundation is on the program today and is giving us the take on the importance of net ality and at the end of the week which means that the viewer feedback day here on boom bust edward harris and i are addressing your question found concerns alive on the show you will want to miss the moment and all starts right now.

our lead story today bank of america and fraud now first off let's just close what exactly for what is now h a m p is actually an acronym for home affordable modification program it's a federal program in the u.s. which was set up to help eligible homeowners with a loan modification on their home mortgages it was set up following the two thousand and eight financial crisis in the context of the ongoing subprime mortgage crisis now the goal of the program is to help struggling homeowners who are at risk of foreclosure by working with their lenders to lower monthly mortgage payments so how does bank of america fit into all this well bank of america's mortgage servicing unit systemically lied to homeowners fraudulent we denied loan modifications and paid their staff bonuses yeah bonuses for deliberately pushing people into foreclosure so how did they do all this and get away with it well the government's hand program gave banks cash incentives to modify loans under certain

standards and that was supposed to streamline the process but in reality bank of america used it as a tool to squeeze as much money as possible out of struggling borrowers before eventually foreclosing on them not cool now according to bank of america whistleblowers borrowers were supposed to make three trial payments before the loan modification became prominent in actuality many borrowers would make payments for over a year only to find themselves rejected for a permanent modification and then owing the difference between the tried a lot of occasion and their original payment the bank did this by having employees instruct borrowers that documents were either incomplete or missing. when they weren't even filed or were under review when they hadn't even been assessed for months criminal basically bank of america didn't want to hire enough staff to handle all of the loan modification requests that it was receiving they'd then use these stall tactics long enough to ultimately force homeowners out of their residence and collect on the property now if this sounds criminal that's because it

is and while it might not get be a legal it is criminal and that's why we're looking into it just two weeks ago the montana supreme court ruled that a case alleging that bank of america deliberately let a couple into foreclosure could be tried now it will be the first to go to the state supreme court and thus will have huge implications for millions of homeowners in america now while not everyone is covering this story we intend to take a long and hard look at the facts for some time to come. now let me draw ality is a big issue in the tech world if internet service providers can start discriminating against different types of content then content providers will have to start paying that's fine for huge companies like netflix and you tube but what

about the littler guys now there's a big debate about this and take a listen to what economist david henderson has to say about it. net neutrality is a bad idea the whole idea that people who use something in greater degree should pay the same use something or less degree doesn't make sense if i go to a restaurant and i order to steaks i should order more than i should pay more than you who ordered one steak and it's the same kind of principle with net neutrality these people are just sucking up lots of bandwidth and that makes sense to charge them for that. so charging for service is simple capitalism for henderson but for julie samuels the executive director of the engine research foundation net neutrality is extremely important and i asked her what she thought of henderson's argument to take a look at what she had to say. so i think that we're confusing a couple of things here it's one thing to say you need to pay more for more bits it's another thing to say we'll base how much you have to pay and what kind of content you are or what you're distributing so that is to say that i don't care if

it's netflix is video or any other companies video quantity is different than the type so maybe netflix has to pay more for more amount of bits but they should get equal access and netflix maybe isn't the best example because they can pay for that but you know think about a startup company who's trying to get its content out its product out and they're stuck behind the line because other people can pay more money than they can that's just not the vision of the internet that i i would argue most people in this country and in this world have ok so what do you do if you're a telco that has invested in all of this been within one or two companies are using it all without having to pay any capital investment or make an account investment and then they hide behind net neutrality laws to keep from having to make some kind of investments the same kind of investment or other or pain for the bandwidth that they use what do you think of that well so first of all people have to pay for the band what they use is just a matter and

a net neutrality doesn't mean that you all get on for free it means that you can't discriminate about who can get on and you have to make prices reasonable so for instance think about telephone wires for a second you can have at the end in a in an office you might have really fancy telephones or lots of receptionist answering the line that's ok so that means that people might have a better experience using your telephone system but everyone has equal access to those wires that's the principle behind behind this idea of a common carrier and we think that is instrumental to the idea of the internet i point out one other thing i think in response to that comment earlier when you start talking about why these telcos are you know what incentive do they have to upgrade their broadband you know they found a monopoly and i hate to sound trite but with. great responsibility comes great power no one else can get in there they've got a government granted monopoly of this stuff so what do you make of the comcast time warner cable deal. frankly i think that

a lot of this the problems we're facing in this space are about monopolies and that really worries me for that reason so i guess the question do you have any concerns about the netflix gone how do you think regulators should approach that one the netflix comcast deal or no particular yes the yes the netflix. you know so so i don't i i guess i'm more worried about the time warner comcast deal the eighteen ti direct t.v. deal these types of deals where the companies that all provide the pipes provide the like the the tubes if you will on which were transporting content the comcast netflix deal i'm worried about it for net neutrality reasons but less so for monopoly reasons that kind of deal i worry about because what happens when netflix gets gets prioritized service when their content flows through more quickly than other stuff automatically get slowed down it just gets pushed behind them in line if you will and that's unfortunate let me let me point something out i think we

talk about this stuff very abstractly and it's hard to understand but let's say you go on and you're on your computer and you pull up a radio station that you like to stream or a website that provides some content and then the website is choppy or it's not working or it's coming in slowly most people are going to go ahead and blame the website they're going to say something's broken with the website they're not going to say my i.s.p. is slowing them down right so it's very dangerous for those companies on the other side it's very interesting and pretty good analogy because i would say you know the internet and web sites broken out the spirit of writing always will do that and you know i think the other thing that people don't realize that's really important for this conversation is that in the business of web sites if you will latency really matters down to a millisecond if a web page loads even the littlest bit slower all the data show that that really hard. it's a company and think i mean think about it think about a payment processor for instance you pay for something with your credit card you're using pay pal right and it slows down and you get that little spinning wheel and

then maybe even your transaction times out that will make you not want to use that company again richer right and odds are it's the i.s.p. who's doing that so in the i s p can pick winners or losers can grant incumbents who can afford faster access that faster access it's really bad for competition in this country it's true that does not help in your situation but i want to ask you has the f.c.c. acted to protect net neutrality in the past and if so how so the f.c.c. has acted in the past to protect net neutrality in two thousand and ten you know they issued this open internet order that we've been operating under until about six months ago that basically set up a framework of net neutrality about six months ago the court a federal court in d.c. struck that down of course and this part gets a little bit in the legal lead said just bear with me for a quick second here in two thousand and ten so so right now the internet is classified we talked about this earlier is classified as an information service instead of a telecommunications service because it's an information service which is under

something called section seven zero six sorry this is a nerdy. because it's under that search the court said seven o six you can't do what you're trying to do you can't protect net neutrality in the way you're trying to do it f.c.c. under this section of the law so we think that in order to protect net neutrality as the f.c.c. has tried to do before and according to statements coming out of the f.c.c. they apparently want to do again the legal authority only exists if they re classify it as a telecommunications service they. want to protect net neutrality but we think there really is only one legal route to get there according to what this court said come now i want to ask you why is this debate just so contentious and isn't there some sort. third way that we might be able to satisfy a network neutrality with out having all this flow back so i think it's so contentious i think it's actually a really great and important question i think it's so contentious because it really

people really understand the internet they care about the internet people rely on the internet every day and not just for transactions but for basic human communication right and i think that it really touches a nerve with people when they feel like their internet is being messed with and i think that's really important and i think you'll continue to see that throughout this debate as to your question about whether there's a third way i think there are alternative options that will help i think we can avoid this net neutrality debate we you know we're stuck with that one and we have to see it through but there are other things that can help i talked a little bit earlier about other ways to increase access to the internet and laying fiber having municipalities you know cities and towns lay fiber so that there are other ways to get on line so you're creating competition in the marketplace same thing with wireless giving more access in the wireless spectrum so let me just talking a little bit wonky again so let me take a quick step back most places in america you've probably one choice to get on line in your house and it's probably comcast eighteen t.

or verizon in some cities you might be lucky to have a second choice but that's incredibly rare across the country so these other things i'm talking about create that kind of competition so people can pick their own way to get on mine. and that was julie samuels executive director of the engine research foundation. time now for a very quick break but stick around because one we return we're bringing you the best of the very best from this past week plus edward harrison and i are tackling your viewer feedback in our weekly accrued interest segment but before we go here are a look at some of your close the numbers of the bell stick around. how do you. balance those things the security on one side and liberty and democracy on

the other side we don't have any intention to be just to touch any person as long as he's peaceful as long as you call your mom dealing with your hands you know to knowing mixed you know killing people got the right to call shotgun then it's up to you you beautiful whatever you want you express your feelings in the way you want but don't look or think about it oh you don't touch or burn a building or a police station or whatever in this case you have to the face of the sequences. if you drive people away from the dollar many people now it must be sitting there saying gosh if we have u.s. dollars and the u.s. decides they don't like us they're going to put sanctions on us so people more and more people would say maybe i should use the u.s. dollar.

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back now it's the end of the week and that means it's time for our best of the best segment now we covered a lot of ground this week and let's start off with mr paul craig roberts now he argues that the powerful have more of a say in how our economy and our political system work and a lot of people would agree with him then we have eve smith who blasts private equity claims of job creation saying that it's a very dubious claim in her view and i gotta agree with her now doug casey he talks about government inefficiency but wait till you hear how much inefficiency he sees a mere soofi argues that we need to forget about banks instead we should write down some of the debt for underwater households in order to help the economy in the long run and chris martenson discusses the risks that still exist in the financial market post crisis and what he thinks we should do about it but but we start out

this makes the best of us with mr peter schiff the one and only now he discusses why he now uses big paper transactions and because you're a member that he was not for big corn and probably still is and now the interesting bit is that he says that he doesn't really want the big point at all but what he actually wants of the dollars because he. says dollars have a certain value and inside the us dollars are legal tender dollars are what his employees need to pay their bills and what he needs to pay the rent not to mention dollars are what he needs to expunge his us tax liability check it out. i want to make it easier for people who own big coins to take something off the table and to turn some of their digital currency into real money gold solar and by you know partnering up with with big pay it makes it very easy because the people with bitcoins can use their bitcoins to pay but i don't get the big quotes i get dollars i see really accepting big quine's pay is accepting big points and they're turning around and giving me dollars so my customers gets

a pay with bitcoin but i get dollars which of course is what i need because i got to pay my rent i got to pay my salaries i got to pay all my other expenses and my taxes so i need dollars when i'm running a business in the united states i don't need because. the troops are the ones with the money and the ability to ally themselves with us foreign policy for general wall street is a great looting mechanism. the military security council. agribusiness monsanto all of those people the oil timber and mining the extractive industries and of course the israel lobby itself these are the powerful interest groups that essentially determine the domestic and foreign economic policy and two scholars that you named they made the point in a very strongly that. community interest groups and citizens have zero

him put it into the formation of policy. this is been confirmed by in other ways not very recently a test was made to let us sent out to congressional offices and one asked for a meeting with representatives with some was with a collection of donors and the other asked for a meeting with a collection of community representatives well the first lot i got the responses they were all willing to meet with donas they were very interested to me where the city at community interest groups from their constituents. how many jobs do you keep arms create if any. that's such a dubious argument it's actually offensive p. companies routinely cost fire people there's a thin slice of companies middle there's a thin slice around the three hundred three hundred fifty million in transaction

size and below where the p. e. funds there actually is academic data that says they do invest and they do make operating improvements because those are companies that basically weren't professionally managed to they come at the size so that is a slice where you can make this client size slice that we can make this claim with there's virtue the problem is that's not where the bulk of the money in the industry is the bulk of the money is on the high end where they come in and they do financial engineering had a very aggressive headcount cuts very aggressive supplier squeezing. first of all most of the u.s. government serves no useful purpose. most of the u.s. government is and get a handle on society and i think to start with we could abolish about ninety percent of it quite frankly including most of the military i know the average american loves the military seems like of the only part of the government that kind of works but actually the military u.s.

military is not protecting us that are there actually an immense danger to us by having combat troops not under different countries all these welfare programs should be abolished the post office should be privatized now it would be it is going to be quite. possible to cut the u.s. government by ninety percent and cut their taxes by about a month and so forth but it's not going to happen because of the deep state it's totally unsuited a way to do society and african-americans are not recipients of income from the government so nothing's going to change until we have a genuine. catastrophic crisis. think about for a second the way a debt contracted works let's think about how it's so house worth one hundred thousand dollars and you have a mortgage of eighty thousand dollars against it if house prices fall twenty thousand dollars then who takes a loss well anyone with a basic finance background knows that the homeowner takes out full loss they lose all of their equity before the creditor takes even

a dollar of losses the point that we're making in the book is that who exactly are debtors debtors tend to be lower net worth lower income lower credit score individuals and they have a very high propensity to spend out of negative shocks meaning when their house prices fall twenty thousand dollars they cut back spending in a very strong way and when they cut back spending in this way in essential overwhelms the economy and that's exactly what you see in the data if you look at the shock to spending even before the financial crisis let's say in sept august and even early september two thousand and eight it was already of an unprecedented proportion of the cutback on autos to cut back on durable goods like refrigerators sewing machines these are just very dramatic pullbacks and spending and that's something that basically throws the entire economy into a tailspin so the central argument that we're making is if you have

a very narrow focus and all you think about is well we have to protect banks we have to protect banks you fail to recognize that actually for giving some of the dead while it may impose a short term loss on mortgages is. actually better in the long run for the overall economy what we don't like when we're looking across this landscape is we see everything that we would characterize as a risk or a pressure on the international financial system is now larger than it was in two thousand and eight and those pressures are things like derivatives are one hundred trillion higher the too big to fail banks are even larger sovereign debts are higher not lower we have all time highs now in consumer debt back on the on the books and what we don't have to support all of those things is that resumption of world growth which our hypothesis is we are not going to see that with oil over one hundred dollars a barrel which we think is a permanent condition so that's the pressures we see building up resources aren't there in the cheap ways and amounts we need to have the growth that can sustain all

of this additional debt and leverage that we're piling back into the system and that's a scenario i can't control that you can't nobody listening to this can what you can control is how exposed you are in case that scenario doesn't work out and that's where getting out of debt helps that's where investing in your homestead growing some of your own food if possible those sorts of things if you can do those those are really good at adding resilience into your personal landscape. that was the best of the best from this time now for our weekly accrued interest. it's accrued interest time with mr edward harris and now every friday we put you the viewer into the driver's seat when you steer the show with your comments questions and concerns all sent to us throughout the week via twitter you tube and facebook let's dive right in first up we have mr zak eighty eight eight who writes

pretty capitalism question our question mark now on this merger is it capitalism there is no such thing is good or bad or crony under capitalism if it makes money then it's considered correct you go through hook or by crook you had idiot libertarians defending capitalism by naming monopolies crony i'm sorry but capitalism is a moral that goal is to make money pretty happy stuff so when you think capitalism immoral you know you know maybe i don't know where it's coming from perhaps it is a moral because you know at the end of the day i think really will boils down to is that you know people do want to make money but let's put some parameters around this we have a quote here that i want to put up there is in the operation of a market economy only one instance in which the proprietary class is not completely subject to the supremacy of the consumers monopoly prices are infringement of the sway of the consumers and that's from lewis for mieses who's an austrian economist

i love that our free market economist who basically said that monopoly was an infringement on consumers we should have. if you think about this the question is how do companies get monopolies you know milton friedman would say in most cases it's government intervention that actually creates the monopoly in the first place they're the ones who create the preconditions for the monopoly to exist so the question is regardless of whether. you believe government has created this monopoly what do you do once that monopoly comes into play and i think what you have to do is you have to free up competition. freedom would say you know have free trade but in this case what we're talking about is a huge capital investment in internet technology in order to get competition and my view is that you should definitely just have the government build you know a competing route with all of the cable companies and then let it

go up for free trade to anyone who wants to call so that pipe is open for free competition and anyone who wants to use that can do so that way you can have more competition you know what i think is interesting about this we talked about this obviously before we get on television and you said you know my kneejerk reaction was like no capitalism isn't a moral it's many things and may not be moral but i don't know if it's a moral and you said it's more about market structure which i think sums up everything you just said and it's true market structure is so imperative and it's a it's something more than just a moratorium or holiday it has more implications i think and put it very well now our next question comes from the halo bend or tails zero ben she says why do fools keep flocking to l.v. las vegas to lose their money clearly folks will never learn until they are destitute so add well never learn or is hello a band great. things are bubbling up in las vegas but you know what i

heard a very interesting is that it's on the there was something in the new york times that said it's on the coasts where you're getting prices rising so high that it's almost better to read first like las vegas and phoenix are actually at the fore front of the increase in house prices so they're going to another remark regarding the same episode comes from good ol cane i'm sorry if i butchered your handle for you to. but you write one of the best shows in a long time excellent guests and topics we want to say thank you when we really really appreciate that thank you very much mr cain talking about smith by the wood that episode that we had with her and i would agree she is one of the best guests and the topics as well now talking about one of our favorite guests smith that's obviously what he's talking about now we want to move on and next we have a comment from nick hill about our guest david henderson he says quote mr anderson appears not to understand the concept of net neutrality has nothing to do it has

nothing to do with all you can eat ban with packages it is about i.s.p. is deliberately downgrading performance to specific websites in order to leverage their physical monopoly of the cable industry what do you think of the set is mr hill correct or is mr david henderson correct with thirty seconds but i want to hear what you've got to go about just you know you want to get rid of the blue and then the other side our guest earlier today was talking about yes when you see don't we did service it's. good in that service and you blame the company the content provider and the to provide a loses money they're using they're made up really to decide that it's certain that the ride is over others and that the child is all about well that's all for now but you can see also considered in today's show on you tube or you tube dot com starting we also love hearing from you surprise check out our facebook page at facebook dot com slash boom bust our t. please tweet out as out or any of edward n.h. for all of us here from bass thank you for watching have a great weekend have a moral there.

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