. >>> sylvia berlusconi will hang on to power after a vote that could have forced his resignation. the outcome provoked some of the most violent protests in rome in yes. >>> new york police say they may be hunting for a serial killer after the remains of four bodies were discoved on a remote long island beach. investigators are trying to identify the remains which appear to have been on the beach for some time. >>> and mexican police are searching for a mexican preschooler and a mother who were caught on camera stealing jewelry pap sales clerk says she never suspected the pair until seeing the video with her own eyes. you have to see it to believe it. >>> now here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,476 after gaining 47 points yesterday. the s&p was up a point, the nasdaq inched up 2. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 6 points while in hong kong, the hang seng plunged 455. > stocks got off to a flying start tuesday then the fed crashed the party. after the year's last meeting, the federal reserve wa

. -- parcels were also sent to sylvia bernasconi, the prime minister. those delivered in italy appeared to be designed to maim whoever opened them. bbc news, rome. >> the government of bolivia has increased fuel prices by more than 70%. the administration says the $380 million state subsidy can no longer be afforded, especially as much of it ends up going to foreigners. jonathan josephs has more. >> for the bolivians comet is a most unwelcome christmas present. -- for the bolivians, it is a most unwelcome christmas present. the heavy subsidies can no longer continue. profiteers' often take advantage by smuggling the cheap fuel out of the country and sell it in neighboring nations -- profiteers often take advantage. the money, instead of going abroad, should stay in the country, to benefit bolivians, so what does it mean to bolivian consumers? a liter of regular gasoline has gone up to around 91 cents from about 53 cents. there are now fears of higher food prices and inflation in one of the poorest countries. the exploitation of their long oil and gas re

cop as they are still without a points but on paper to the right medical tourists here group leaders sylvia going to paris sunshine and battle for the top spot not only play you try to face with chances to progress into the knockout stages portside who have already qualified to go to the end up on the side of the group the second place the ship that travel to sofia liverpool our latest outbreak arrest a win for the reds will see them see a group play probably a religious coincidence i think it. could be years before we're going to go so. we could get a difficult place to come to believe in. but the reality. of the remote our squad but we. believe that routine again very seriously because the greater good you need to work for is important and so we spent you know our game going to where we can we can do our best and we can give you everybody and that's the story. meanwhile on wednesday russian champions in some breeds as well continued their domination of group after they cruised to a home victory last belgian side and elect one of those results the match and trying to split his son michael

right in leaders boston with victory over sylvia. the eagles from the giants in the n.f.l. with the. victory. that stopped the ice hockey they were russia have ended the china one cup in style because man she curing the trophy with victory over the czechs on saturday i'm finishing the tournament by beating the finn six two to keep the one hundred percent record intact the dunya. the fansub rate as the toll free comes back home the title was secure and celie and russia claimed their second victory winning the general one cup a game early although the hosts still had some unfinished business on sunday. last year's tournament winners finland had recently proved to be one of the toughest opponents just love because man but the stun it turned out to be different story ten minutes in and alex on the reduced score the opener to send them back in a good sports arena wild. and mussar piece with a blazing again and again. the visitors in made it late fall back and the furious pressure was soon awarded mika beautiful ing at home in front of russia's goal and leveling matters one one.

. >> bret: italian president sylvia berlusconi survived two no confidence votes sparking violent protests in rome. riot police used tear gas to stop demonstrators from torching cars and fighting with officers. >>> we will take a closer look at what's inside the government funding bill later and up next, another attempt to get rid of don't ask, don't tell. >> bret: the justice department will appeal a judge's ruling monday part of the president's healthcare law requiring purchase of insurance is unconstitutional. some supporters called for the case to go directly to the u.s. supreme court. but the justice department says it wants to see the case through the entire court hierarchy. >> republican party chairman michael steele announced last night he will run for a second term. >> right now we have a chance to move forward to take on the obama administration and his agenda. >> steele is under heavy criticism for his leadership style and a disappointing phrase -- fundraising totals. >> opponents of don't ask, don't tell have launched another effort to strike it down. whitemike emanuel has the

from stalin's school to sylvia to difference the deaf in russia have not had an easy time even now they even though the russian sign language is not officially recognized and many say social attitudes can be a problem too but deaf people all finding ways of making themselves heard. the reports. alex econ hear the song. with his hand such. that. he tells me he speaks the most beautiful language in the world. is the one. which will produce. and so despite living in the world of silence alex and his fellow performers put on a show full of life and music. appreciates this theatre of the deaf actors is an exception in the world mostly hostile to those speaking with their hands. if they look at. you. know. even though language doesn't officially exist all previous attempts to pass along giving official recognition to the russian side language have failed the problem dates back more than seventy years when sign language was banned from soviet schools in one nine hundred fifty stalin made the situation even worse by calling it not even a solid eight language unlike what some might think it's no

interesting events of this week was the disclosure of terms from the alleged merger between earl cali and sylvia needs which lot of adopt the stocks of these companies. and that's all the business for now but you can always find more on our on our website that's our . business stay with us. it's the secret incursion into the country. it's the invasion by means of. tradition the language you know you visit the first day copied the beat. and culture. the thing is that the have the germans are still unaware of what's going on in their land they're still asking them why do you. like this i don't know anything about them alaska they're great. on our cheap. just. fifty. five. wealthy british style. is not on the right side find. the right. type. markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining to cause a report on our. first. six. this is r t thanks for being with us one and these are our top stories tonight the world's biggest exporter of heroin is also one of the worst sufferers of drug addiction makes

freezing weather and sylvia snow is continuing to cause massive disruption in ukraine across europe london's heathrow airport stopped operating even found some travel stranded also a little discipline of terminal falls flights were also canceled or delayed due to icy conditions paris understood that. take temperatures are predicted to doest low cost christmas. and the u.n. says hundreds of people have been abducted from their homes in the ivory coast in the wake of last month's presidential elections comes a day off when he went down state would remain there despite being ordered out come and about but he has the international calls to step down. as the u.n. has been on the his rival son. who observers say won the key elections fears are growing over new developments countries still recovering from the bloody civil war . next the latest to business news with daniel bushell that's off the short break stay with us. please. welcome to business russia's government says the pause in economic growth is off the new figures show a fall in unemployment november's jobless rate cut from six point eight

all but that scene never happened or sofia didn't do that or in fact everything that's in the script sylvia did to my cause it's the script is extremely well researched so i felt that are all i had to do was play the character that was on the page as truthfully to what was on the page as possible i'm not i don't look anything like sophia and i have not you know at that time. i mean as a person or a mean like as a person i don't look anything like she look like you know you see it at the end of the film you see you see the real sophia and i look nothing like. she was obviously a very imposing an interesting woman you can see it already from that little tiny clip of film. but no i wasn't trying to channel sophia i was simply trying to. play a role in the movie ok now what's your favorite trait in so if your character that really made it fun for you to to to do with passion passionate her strong passion and their charm who will break out of the way have passion explodes out of nowhere it slike a tidal wave your neck comes and then it goes and it comes very fast and then it goes very fast it's

freezing weather and sylvia snow is continuing to cause massive disruption in the u.k. and across london heathrow airport stopped operating even thousands of travelers stranded forcing them to spend the night before most flights were also canceled today due to bicycle dishes and paris frankfurt and that's to that. which is due to the last well it's was. the u.n. says hundreds of people have been from their homes in the ivory coast the wake of last month's presidential elections becomes a day off the u.n. announced it would remain there despite being ordered outlining cumber and room to bulk up nicely one international calls to step down. are crazy read only one of the seven who deserve a say one key elections is growing prominence countries to recover from a super. next order to stop this is done a bushel short break stay with us. ziggy. welcome to business russia's government says the pause in economic growth is over after new figures show a fall in unemployment november's jobless rate cut from six point eight to six point seven percent deputy economist. now sees quote

factors doesn't the market is trading some specific ideas for example yesterday there were news about sylvia newton roll call you deal today the market is talking about be very skinny kid for new souls taking notice can you kill so it's probably the hottest news of the day i think local local factors and local news also very important and especially in these quotes market so any positive news can boost interest and again with inflows in russian market we see decent hot new money coming into these stores. and that's our business for this hour but you can always find most always if you log on to our website. business or join me at twenty past the hour. and discover it. communicate with the want to. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. nine thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. easier ahead why russia and india secure a multi-billion dollar deals on a trip to new delhi by president medvedev as two of the so-called bric nations so met relations nuc

factors doesn't the market is trading some specific ideas for example yesterday there were news about sylvia newton the roll call deal to do the market he's talking you both . for taking notice so it's probably do the hottest news of the day i think local local factors and local news also very important and especially in these quotes market so any positive news can boost interest and again with the inflows in russian market we see. new money coming into these stores and that's all the business out there to have for this hour but join me in less than fifteen minutes from now for more here. it's the secret incursion into the country. it's the invasion by means of. tradition the language the jell-o. you visit the bestie pete pete. and culture. the thing is that the have the germans are still unaware of what's going on in their land still asking for more until such. like. i don't know anything about them alaska the great. on our cheek. it can hear dr swan's policeman swines ministers why i just pray that if you didn't find me if i could just live through the night that i would get my kids out of

songwriters that i've been able to record, like both sides now of joni mitchell's and someday soon of ian and sylvia's. so i've had very strong, beautiful lyrics and music in my life from the very beginning. what process do you go through? how do you find songs that speak to you? how do you find songs that fit into what you believe and what you care about? well, they're sort of like love affairs. and i was raised to be an interpretive singer-- an interpretive musician. i mean, obviously playing mozart and debussy and the classics and singing the songs my father sang like-- like my funny valentine and grab your coat and get your hat and the sunny side of the street. so that when i started to sing folk music with my--my national guitar, i listened, and i learned, and i kept my ears open for the thing that would repeat itself. my trick with songs is to play a tape or a record or a c.d., and if the song comes back to me in the coming days, then i know that it's meant for me. this is still the way i hunt for songs. i--it's kind of a--kind of a debt that i feel that i'm repaying to the great musicians of th

to sylvia junior one of the best known persons in the. local strong flight. could he ever think that his life's work would cost him his life. once happened in those few seconds. and what good seal the barrels still. period. in india on. the move the joint the hotels. the gateway hotel the grand imperial truly the tallest was. closely. to go. round the sun the colonel was a hotel retreat. the top stories no christmas break for the u.s. senate until the new. democrats wrestled to harness republican support for one of president obama's was crucial for. kosovo's prime ministers accused of being behind organ trafficking and drug smuggling as a council of europe investigation says he's been running a mafia group for over a decade. and the wiki leaks founder get bail and britain is his supporters insist the charges against him are a cover for the u.s. to get their hands on the whistleblower. coming up next kaiser and stacy herbert explore how the wiki leaks revelations are affecting the world of big money the kaiser report next on this. my stars are this is the kais

and so the lyricist -- the lyricist sylvia moore wrote "my cherie amour." sorry, marsha. >> larry: oh, marsha, you're sorry today, aren't you? when you think -- >> she's probably saying, well, it was about me originally any way, so whatever. >> larry: when you think the song out, someone has to write down all the notes, right? >> well, you know, in today's technology you can play on a keyboard like this or any of the other keyboards or piano and through midi, which is the technology that takes, based on numbers, digital, information and take that information and convert that into the -- the writing of each note that you play. the amount of beats. the bars that you play. the song ends. so that's how it happens today. now -- >> larry: the machine can write the note? >> yeah, there's a machine that can write. through the computer and software it can be written out. >> larry: are you always thinking of music? are you always sort of writing in your head? >> i can't say that i'm always writing in my head, but i do spend a lot of time in my head writing or coming

. >> bret: italian president sylvia berlusconi survived two no confidence votes sparking violent protests in rome. riot police used tear gas to stop demonstrators from torching cars and fighting with officers. >>> we will take a closer look at what's inside the government funding bill later and up next, another attempt to get rid of don't ask, don't tell. princess of the powerpoint. your core competency... is competency. and you rent from national. because only national lets y choose any car ithe aisle. and go. you canven take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i'm getting an upgrade. [ male announcer ] indeed, business pro. indeed. go national. go like a pro. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi plce around the corner. well, in that case, i better get bk to these invoices... whh i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & re

. >> that's sara's little -- >> sylvia. >> sylvia arlene. >> she is gorgeous. >> six months old and putting up with the cold. >> very impressive. did you know there is a right and wrong way to take down christmas deck rags? turns out there are strategies to doing it safely andnd cheapl and we'll reveal them to you in a few minutes. >> also, was 2010 is a stylish year or was it filled with fashion disasters? our style contributor katrina zich will walk us down the red carpet of hits and misses and have a forecast for 2011. >> do you need good luck in the new year? i think we all could use a little, right? how about trying a prune cake. i don't know about that but taye tee lee is here to share dishes that traditionally promise to bring good for shun if eaten new year's day. not just food, folks. wait until you see her pomegranate champagne sparkler. >> feeling a little lucky already. first sara snow with her beautiful daughter has a final check of the weather. >> i do. >> good morning. >> goo >> over all, we should see warm and mild temperatures by new year's eve. that's good news. back insid

carla passed a young novelist, former student of mine now working at shakespeare and company founded by sylvia and carl and i discussed her volume of letters telephoned and put a bunch of her colleagues on speaker phone to say the news had reached them and they just wanted to chat for a moment. and so again the permanent elegy began. so many moments, so many stories, so many spontaneous conversations, so much coffee, so many writers coming through sitting in that office the 10,000 demotions. anyway, over the years i saved a lot of notes from carless. one of my favorite, and i have to say it's fairly representative and as you well know, carless was generous with opinion. [laughter] and equally generous in revising your opinion. [laughter] while as a particularly famous author just published an awful, i dropped by this story, like almost daily visit after the morning of dividing, a cup of coffee, dennett looking into the office i saw carless deeply engaged on the telephone but she waved me close and give me the debate is lively and handed me a copy of this novel. and on my way out i read the not

novice, a former student of mine now working at shakespeare and company in paris, of course found by sylvia beach, and carl and i discussed so the beaches wind up letters, telephone and said -- put a bunch of her college on a speakerphone to say the news had reached them and they just want to chat a moment. so again, the permanent elegy begin. so many moments, so many stories, so many spontaneous conversations, so much coffee, so many riders coming through sitting in the back office of their. the 10,000 emotions. anyway, over the years i have saved a lot of notes from carla. one of my favorites, and i would had and i would have to say it's very representative, as you well know, carla less generous with opinion. -- carla was generous with opinion. and equally generous in revising your opinion. [laughter] >> as a particularly famous author had just published a novel, i dropped by the store, my almost daily visit of morning writing to a cup of coffee, then is looking into the office i saw carla deeply engaged on the telephone, but she waved me close and gave me that big smile, and handed me a

her name is sylvia. now she becomes a new woman. before her murder she was law enforcement. by the standard of the city, innocent. but having been assassinated she now becomes dirty, someone who must have been connected to bad people doing bad things. the police department says she was doing an adequate job. and that is why they are surprised she has been slaughtered. juarez has these little ministries about the dead. given the standard that the dead are dirty and the living are innocent, clearly the heads of the major cartels in mexico are innocents. this massive drug war began on the behest of the president of mexico they have not had the hair on their heads touched it also, the killers moving around juarez with machine guns and big suvs have also suffered few, if any, deaths. so clearly they are also innocent. spirit my point of reference for the role of the media is the newspaper. over a span of about 25, 30 years, wrote about drug trafficking, wrote about corruption in tijuana. >> took some bullets. >> took some bullets, survive. i think one of his bodyguards didn't. at

a former student of mine now working shakespeare shakespeare company in paris, of course funded by sylvia beach. carla knight discussed her volume of letters, telephone and put a bunch of her colleagues on speakerphone, to say that the news had reached them and they just wanted to chime a moment. and so again the permanent elegy begin. so many elements, so many stories, so many spontaneous conversations, so much coffee, so many writers coming through, sitting in the back office they are the emotions. over the years i saved a lot of notes from carla. one of my favorites and i'd have to say it's fairly representative good as you well know, carla was generous with opinion. and equally generous and revising your opinion. [laughter] well, as a particularly famous author had just published a novel, i drop by the store, my almost daily visits after a morning of writing. a cup of coffee. been looking into the office i saw carla deeply engaged on the telephone, but she waved me close and given that big smile and handed me a copy. on my way out i read the note chetek in the pages. we need to talk a

prime minister sylvia berlusconi far far lowly survived a confidence vote. back to "hardball." >>> the work of the party that within began over a year and a half ago, two years ago, needs to continue as we set our sights to 2012 and what we hope will be the election of the republican president in 2012. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was republican national committee chairman michael steele. last night on fox after a surprise announcement by him that he's going to run for another term as chairman, is this a good thing for the republican party? i have two republicans here. pat buchanan is an msnbc political analyst and real life republican strategist, john feehery is hear supporting, well, are you one of the other people running against -- who are you running? longtime strategist maria -- did cheney tell you to do this? are you working for cheney? >> i knew maria before she was a bush person. >> did cheney tell you to do this? >> cheney doesn't tell me to do anything. >> he's the enforcer. is she going to beat michael steele? >> it's an open race. >> the

sylvia are busier than you can see it's not. pretty easy getting to that area as well. one final bridgeport, golden gate, no problems in either direction. probability to 20 minutes to go to nevada to the city arizona is following the traffic situation not just for those three but for bay area traffic all over the place. should it is an update and a few minutes. >> this just in the '30's and pr say u.s. national guard helicopter was seeks people crashed in route to a neighboring islands. because kurds as to the passengers were prosecutors with the local justice department. the other four were officials with the national grid. to read from members can helicopter was headed toward a trade when it disappeared name monday. upon the change its route because of bad weather. >> the weather and the bay area's moving into the mounds lease and change bush to the sierra to show you. >> i'm up in the sierra on- line and state aid 0, you can look interstate 80 is open with a very wet conditions on the drive up share the rain was falling at lower elevations, the conditions were such t

sylvia berlusconi has been embroiled in scandal after scandal here in italy, all of which he has tried to trot off or deny. but the allegations keep coming involving sex parties with underage girls, involving alleged corruption, involving court cases. it's just been one thing after another. he narrowly got through this vote by two votes. so he survives as prime minister. but there has been a very angry reaction on the streets of rome. we got caught up in it ourselves. there was tear gas being fired and protestses responding with bricks and missiles and fires being hit in the streets. this is happening on one of the main shopping streets in rome, via delcaso, down from the spanish steps. so right in the heart of the shopping district of rome and descended into, really, a full scale riot. >> and let's not forget how frustrated italians have been with the debt, with the bad economy. and we're talking about these individuals being led by a prime minister who has been mired in a number of investigations into corrupt business dealings, profiting himself while others in italy are struggling j

this is all about prime minister sylvia berlusconi's vote to stay in office. >>> next, what happens when someone gets sick on a cruise? a-ha. coast guard to the rescue, this video may seem pretty dramatic to you and to me. fortunately the 13-year-old patient had acute appendicitis. the chopper took him and his moth tore a hospital in nearby north carolina. >>> next, not a creature was stirring when knbc cameras stopped by this home in kansas city. it is covered -- look at this -- in ice. freezing cold. obviously it had to be in ms. sorry when a water main broke in front of that house sunday morning. now it's a big old tourist attraction in that neighborhood. >>> an awkward moment at this press conference when the man who leads soccer's governing body. what he said he would tell gay fans when he wanted to travel to the world cup in 2022. qatar forbids same sex relationshipses. what did he say? they should refrain from sexual activities. gay athletes and fans alike are condemning the comments. >>> the government of venezuela could soon control the internet? venezuelan lawmakers are debatin

brooks has pleaded not guilty in the death of sylvia cachay. brooks cannot be charged with murder unless it was determined indeed homicide. >>> security officials found ammunition in the luggage of don king. king was stopped at a security check point. king was allowed to hop onboard that flight. no charges were filed. king was headed out of cleveland after attending his wife's funeral. his wife henrietta died at 87 last week. >>> see the broken glass in the hole there in the front windshield? a man says he was cruising down the freeway in california when someone threw a chunk of a brick at his truck. there's the gash. it went straight through the glass, hit his teenage daughter in her chest. >> after the brick hit me, i was like wiping my face and saw glass on my hands and i got freaked out because i didn't know where it was coming from. >> driving 70 miles an hour, 65 miles an hour down the freeway and a rock coming at you, it's like 100-mile-an-hour impact. so if it'd gone up a couple of inches, it'd hit her in the head and i'd have a dead da

. >>> turning now to the death of new york city fashion designer sylvia kacahy, her 24-year-old boyfriend arrested on charges of attempted murder and strangulation. her body was found at manhattan upscale soho house hotel with red marks around her neck. this morning, i spoke with the designer's brother, patrick orlando kachay, who remembered the woman he called his baby sis. >> she was a person that touched many, many people, very kind, incredibly loving, incredibly stalted. she really was a shining star. >> the friends and family in other news of elizabeth edwards will say their final good-byes this afternoon at a public memorial service in raleigh, north carolina. she died thursday six years after she was first diagnosed with breast cancer. while the service is public, burial will be private. her estranged husband, two-time presidential candidate, john edwards, will be among the mourners but will not speak at the service. >>> it's about four minutes past the hour time for a ek which of the weather outside. lonnie quinn is holding it down on the plaza. looks pretty chilly there, as well,

sylvia, is president obama alienating you? caller: no, he is not. i support him 150%. when he was campaigning he talked about change. that change did not mean it just republicans. it meant democrats, too. there is no difference between the two of them. we need to make sure that he is a the president for the whole country. for everybody. whether republicans like it or not, whether democrats like it or not. he is the president for everybody. and he must make choices. are some said, there things that i don't like that are in the agreement. and there are some things that i'd like. so, give the man a chance and see what he is going to do. all of this anger, all of this has got to stop. we must support what he is doing. and i support him 150%. thank you. host: still be in detroit in this morning. also want to mention, as many of you know, elizabeth edwards lost her battle with cancer yesterday. born in 1949, died in 2010. linter private pain on a public stage, the headline in "the washington post." as many of you know, she did interviews with us here at c- span as well. she

host: sylvia in charles, missouri. caller: hi. i just do not know how the republicans can sleep at night, i really do not. there are poor people and people in the middle class that are suffering out there. all you care about are the rich. host: what would you like to see the congressman do? guest: stop siding with the rich people. there are people out here who are struggling, day in and day out. guest: i agree -- there are people struggling, but what they're looking for is a good job. what we have seen in the past few years are some terrible decisions on the economy that have driven the unemployment rate higher. we have more people out of work now in the recovery than we did during the recession. 300 passivity were workers. consumer confidence, people who now have confidence in the government will not be going back to the stores. it is lower than it was a year- and-a-half ago. the best way we can help families, young people, is to get this economy going. the way that you hurt them is to punish the job creators, those who are most

i mean, even on "the nanny" sylvia and the grandma were based on the real life relationship between me and my mom. >> the show airs on local fox stations across the country. check your local listings to find out when you can see "fran". >> comfortable couch. >> thanks, folks. >> happy holidays. >> thank you. straight ahead, he's a g.o.p. prospect for the 2012 presidential election, right now, he's tackling unions and reveal his three point plan in 15 minutes. >> excellent. record breaking snow that brought the roof down at the metrodome charging towards the east coast. a live report at the top of the hour. >> simple, aren't you going to give us that report? never know. probably have a thought about it. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pk vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green git come celebrate exciting cars that are stunning to look at, exhilarating to drive and worry free to own. c

president, i ask unanimous consent on behalf of senator manchin that sylvia platos, a new start treaty specialist serving on his staff, be granted floor privileges on the floor during the balance of today's session. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. kerry: and i would ask the senator from from arizona how le thinks he might take. mr. kyl: i would say to my colleague, maybeton minutes is all. i just would like to respond to four particular points that have been made here. the presiding officer: the senator arizona is recognized. mr. kyl: possibly senator graham had a question, and i thought also i could respond to his question, if he wanted to pursue that. i very strongly support the amendment that's been offered by senator mccain and senator barrasso. the primarily point here is the preamble has created a great deal of confusion and it will create dischord between the russian federation and the united states government. there's a built-in conflict, a big problem. it is a tumor here, and it is going to grow and eventually create a conflict between our two countri