troops on ukraine's border. >> the cia under a microscope after a report in "the washington post" says the organization lied about interrogation methods used on alleged terror suspects. >> medics are battling to contain a lethal virus. nato foreign minister's have ordered in and to civilian and military cooperation with russia and say they are having general staffs quickly devise ways to better protect alliance members. >> a serious move. does this signal the end of two decades of cooperation between the u.s. and russia? >> the alliance into this cooperation after russia moved troops to the ukrainian border following its incorporation of the crimean peninsula. it also said it would send advisers to begin training ukrainian forces. >> moscow says it has already begun pulling back troops from the ukrainian border, but nato sees no evidence of this. instead, the alliance has announced more assistance for the ukraine and the end of cooperation with russia. >> russia's aggression against ukraine is the gravest threat to european security in a generation, and it challenges our vision o

agrees. many believe these methods saved thousands of american lives. >> let us pull in our washington correspondent, max hoffman. the u.s. president has to sign off on this before the report is declassified. what do you know? is he expected to say yes? >> obama has always opposed so-called enhanced interrogation techniques by the cia. he has made it clear he wants to release this executive summary of this report will stop the question is, in one form will it be released? the administration will conduct a review. that includes the cia having a say in what gets released or not. at the very least, what we will have is this executive summary of the report. almost 500 pages. the cia and some republicans made clear which parts of this report they think are actually true and not true. >> people are going to be arguing about its validity. what impact do you think it is going to have on the fight against terrorism? >> we are talking about events that are in the past. the administration of george w. bush. president obama made very sure that nothing like this would happen under his watch in 2009

alternative and that these methods save thousands of american lives. are you thought our washington correspondent adds companies own the story of forest and that's obviously the us president he has to sign off on this before the report is the classified what we know was he expected to say yes obama has always opposed the so called enhances regression techniques by the c i a and he's made it clear that he wants to release this up. executive summary of this report the question is just in what form would be released because because of that happens demonstration will conduct a review that includes the c i a having a say in what gets police or not so at the very least one was happier. is this executive summary of the report almost five hundred pages and then the c i a and some republicans who make clear which parts of this report. the think are actually true and not true that is epitome of it is because the five people are to be arguing about its validity there. what impact do you think it's going to help the fight against terrorism. we always have to remember we're talking about events

her reported the washington post says the organization and lied about interrogation methods use of alleged terror suspects the death toll the outbreak of the beloved kitty rises. battling to contain deadly blasts the nato foreign ministers have ordered and then to civilian and military cooperation with russia and say that having general staff's quickly devise ways to better protect alliance members serious matter does it signal the beginning of the end of two decades of the taunts and cooperation between the west and russia we get into a brussels correspondent for more on that. the lions ended this cooperation after russia moved troops to the ukrainian border following its incorporation of the crimean peninsula. it also said it was and advisors to begin training ukrainian forests mazda says it already begun pulling back troops from the ukrainian border. he knows he's no evidence of things. instead the alliance has announced more assistance for ukraine and the end of cooperation with russia russia's aggression against ukraine is the greatest threats. add to your pc security in a gen

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service when jointly to the us edition of britain's guardian newspaper and the washington post. both papers published material provided by the fugitive nsa intelligence contractor edwards noted. and in doing so reveals the extent of spying by us agencies literally around the globe people think not only about surveillance but about individual privacy and enjoy it and the trustworthiness of government officials to exercise power in the dark snowden congratulated the prize winners and encourage them to keep publishing the stories display what he called extraordinary intimidation on tuesday ukrainian special forces become attempts to recapture buildings from pro russian activists. time to take up this fight the jets also copped a knee operation ukrainian succeeded in taking back the appleton this kit from costco. eyewitnesses spoke of heavy fighting tintin ukrainian president described the move as a success. yes it's here. i promise that it is only known terrorists in any region of the country in which it would appear to still do in austin with it. but there was criticism from russia whe

buy the last of our washington correspondent. in question is what will the government do not love the deadline has passed the pro russian the east of the country. now that the focus shifts to kiev where they will follow through with his threat to remove and playful. i wish that have occupied buildings across the east end their protest seemed to be spreading. he will eat any of the russian border. a mob stormed a police station they need to control it. one of the group claimed to be lieutenant colonel of the russian army would want to do that he introduced officers to a new police chief pro russian militias are gaining increasing control in eastern ukraine they've also occupied government buildings and don't ask and money opel would slow the us gardening and taking control of their fields. they say they want to stop ukrainian military aircraft from landing. this man says they don't need key and seventies hoping for help from russian president to lie to get twitchy. protesters demands remain the same day one of thomas' republican column by union with the russian federation. their mi

very latest on the ukraine crisis the new comments from washington indicate the us is taking a tougher stand against russia but speaking to the atlantic council think tank in washington d c secretary of state john kerry said the territory of mitchell is inviolable. here's more of what he said. what russia's actions in ukraine tell us is that today. putin's russia. this claim by a different set of rules. and through its occupation of criteria that subsequent de stabilization of eastern ukraine. russia seeks to change the security landscape of east and central europe we have to make it absolutely clear that problem that nato territory is inviolable. we will defend every single piece of that now in ukraine so the pro russian separatists there are spending their control of areas in the east of the country in the latest bush. the storm government headquarters in the city of lost. well this latest action brings new tensions in a region where police stations and government buildings are now under opposition control in at least ten cities and towns the romans didn't seem to have an ethical tra

approach the victims of this horrible situation. when i first came to this washington times on sunday a house. so she brought me a chance. it's so close. which is a lot of time. she may be welcome. we sat together in tow. he's a fine between us so. as well as an apology comes in a has also given money some compensation. among other things on sale as husbands still his neighbor's cow they wanted to make it up to money. kyle was pregnant so she gave money to come. in a gesture was a meaningful one counts of crimes in rwanda you know. due to return your call has a new town is very important for us says monique in our culture comes bring a lot of advantages. every family. it was now about to come he didn't email id if he can dunk was on the fields ross decal is a sign of prosperity. what is up. this ticking. he will continue to get on it and who truly want monique and gone so they are an example of how reconsideration can succeed the neighbors no new company together without the need of course benedict's old government directives. nope it wasn't easy for many to take it. the decor was tha

companies of these new sanctions were milder than men in moscow had feared. washington says the kremlin is not doing enough to rein in separate groups another building seems to be more barricades going on a pro russian activists in the town of content in each cup about what a find the latest conquest on monday it was another sign that the separatist movement in eastern ukraine remains undiminished. brussels european union ambassadors scampered to discuss additional sanctions against russia which the eu and usa is actively backing the rebels. washington has expanded its own list of sanctions which now include export bans to mention defense contractors. russian president money to put in brushed aside the penalties everyone needs to understand that we will definitely find good replacement. somethings are unique and produced by only one or two companies. we can do them anyway the question is only of time and money in the new unit the west also believes that russia could use its clout with rebels to help free osce observers held hostage in the town of stocky on the town's self styled

equivocal message for russia. washington is standing by ukraine's pro western interim government and moscow better start living up to its commitments made in geneva. use strong words and show of support come amid mounting tensions in the eastern ukraine. they are showing no signs of subsiding. biden also warned russia that it would pay a price. what he called for what he called provocative actions on before wrapping up his two day visit he promised to have a million dollars in non lethal military aid as well as another fifteen million dollars to help ukraine struggling economy us vice president joe biden is the highest ranking us official to visit ukraine to the crisis began. this trip is mostly symbolic. biden promised economic and political support to the country. but the kid needed to find corruption biden also want moscow. it was time to de escalate the situation in eastern ukraine. we call on russia people were enforced. no name. she still uses this ability. it is never come. we call russia to stop supporting man. highlighting the high mass in honor of our uniforms solely on red. in ea

government oversight that washington has said it would be willing to give up control of the body the meeting will consider competing plans for the future of biking. for more on this story we are now joined by jesse with art from deja views social media desk and on. college is having issues can you walk us through what might be decided at this meeting. the real thing on the agenda at this today macy in south holland brazil it is really setting the agenda for a planned with the labour government that the incident. that is that government is expected to attend another state audit found that all have the same akermanis any inhabitants and is primed. and as i could nap because nothing outside the security and counter if they cannot contest the end and fried expression on the teams met. we all know that mass surveillance online privacy is a huge issue the nsa is that his deeds are making a lot of ways. other than countermeasures concrete counter measures being proposed. while the count and that makes it difficult to teach it in countries like russia china and at that time she's with the in

. it was snowden has congratulated the colossians washington post the winning bid could surprise the service if the ethics of thousands of secret documents form the basis of that paper's reporting what revelations of surveillance by us and british intelligence columbia university has hardly put down the red carpet. a handwritten sign points to lead to a lecture hall. they're a professor is announcing the winners of the us is most prestigious awards in journalism the killer tears you know winners in journalism the guardian us and the washington post two prizes the police service category. the two newspapers reported on leaks by fugitive intelligence contractor and worth million. he revealed the extent of the us government surveillance in the us and abroad the national security agency not only listened in on the german chancellor's phone calls that launched him as data mining program prism that many call a massive violation of citizens' right to privacy. the police also honors the journalists who reported the nsa leak. their first return to the us and the story broke the literally arou

. kingsbury to washington. he set up a deal that would create what vail called "a natural monopoly." we asked picard wagner of at&t what was in the kingsbury commitment. the key part of it, of course, was the commitment to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies, that it would provide long distance connections to the independent, which means the non-bell companies, which then existed. mr. wagner, what do you think prompted theodore vail to give up the fight, so to speak, and decide to go into an agreement with the federal government? at&t got the government off its back. and with the kingsbury commitment, we were able to go ahead and set up the long distance network. and we were assured that the government was not going to come in and take away from us that long distance network. schoumacher: henry geller, former general counsel of the federal communications commission, was one of the government's key telephone policymakers. well, i can understand what was in it for the phone companies, buy why did the government buy this arrangement? the government bought it bec

reports on the memorial to what's often called "the forgotten war." >> on the washington mall, near the lincoln memorial and the vietnam war memorial, there's another memorial. this one honors our veterans of the korean war. after world war ii, korea was divided into two countries -- north korea and south korea. in 1950, communist north koreans invaded their southern neighbors. u.s. president harry truman immediately sent troops to help south korea. now its remembered as a war. back then it was called a police action. >> it's best and more accurate to call it a korean conflict. congress never declared it a war. technically, we are still in an armistice, and technically that conflict is still under way. >> whatever you choose to call it, the fighting raged for three long years, much of it in the bitter cold. at the korean war veterans memorial, 19 bronze statues represent the different military services that took part in the conflict. >> they're slightly larger than life-size to depict the hazards, the tough conditions that american soldiers experienced during the korean conflict. >>

hold. >> washington says the pro-russian militants are not locals but outside forces, paid testily tensions in ukraine's east. >> our correspondent -- paid to escalate tensions in ukraine's east. >> our correspondent has been following this. john kerry answered a live rock -- john kerry and sergey lavrov spoke recently. >> i would say they probably once again agreed on disagreeing . john kerry knows that ukraine doesn't want that. they feel that russia will take advantage of the situation in ukraine. lavrov had to listen to the fact that the u.s. probably are considering further sanctions against russia. russia would further move to destabilize the situation in ukraine. they are discussing further talks between the u.s. and russia, ukraine, and the european union. they are not sure if that is really going to happen. that russia is coordinating all of these separatist activists, that they are in fact not ukrainians? >> cannot argue with the fact that there is some discontent in eastern ukraine about the general situation in ukraine, but there are signs that there is a russian hand i

said washington would help evaluate whether it was worth continuing its mediating role in the middle east leaders from europe and africa gathered in brussels on wednesday for a two day summit aimed at increasing political and economic cooperation between the two continents. the one focus on war torn central african republic. and eu efforts to support french and african troops on the ground who were seeking to keep the peace but on the pc office and one assist with and strategic anti school. one institutional development and cushions of my clinical teams the country all went inside and out the door at the same case as monuments and other countries had his arm leaders from both countries pledged to work together to fight human trafficking and illegal migration that european leaders said they wanted to address the root causes of migration by increasing their investment in africa to help create jobs and improve living standards of the continents. a soldier in the united states shot dead three people at a military base in texas on wednesday before turning the gun on himself. if least sixt

with south korean leader park wednesday that us president barack obama indicated washington was paving the way for sanctions aimed at specific parts of russia's economy what's also important is laying the groundwork so that if and when we see even greater escalation. perhaps even a military incursion by russia and ukraine. the war prepared for the source a choral sections that would have even larger consequences the so called eastern partnership of eu states in eastern european nations also called on russia to take action to calm the situation there is a unanimous recommendation to the russian federation that it was a peaceful gesture with the enmity as a nascent of russia and ukraine conflict polls this post is from the ukrainian border. as tensions continue to rise the likelihood of an implementation of the geneva agreement to resolve the conflict is getting things are. analysts short while ago we spoke to the danube moscow correspondent greg god then we asked her how was the husband reacting to these renewed threats of sanctions aiden has been sabine in your reaction to that

for the region. they will also give the russian language special status. washington called on moscow to make sure the deal was implemented. wewe will -- we expect and will be watching whether russia does or does not uphold its responsibility to use it very considerable influence to thosein and withdraw regular militia from the buildings and spaces they have occupied. d -- aare listening in view are listening inonetsk, and moscow is demanding the withdrawal of certain presences in kiev before they will withdraw. the three northern european countries, estonia, not get, and lithuania -- latvia and lithuania used to be part of the soviet union. they're looking at whether they can provide their own russian channel, which would be objective and allow freedom of expression. president barack obama has signed a law aimed at preventing iran's new ambassador to the united nations from entering the country. the u.s. says it is refusing to a man entering because he when americans were held captive. iran has refused to appoint a different ambassador. yesterday, christians around the world c

went oily to the u.s. edition of britain's "guardian" newspaper and the "washington post." both papers published material brought by the nsa contractor edward snowden, and in doing so revealed the extent of spiting by u.s. agencies. >> literally around the globe people think not only about surveillance but about individual privacy in a digital age, and the trustworthiness of government officials to exercise power in the dark. >> snowden congratulated the winners and encourage them to keep going despite extraordinary intimidation. on tuesday, ukrainian special forces began attempts to recapture public buildings from pro-russian activists. tanks, helicopters, and fighter jets alto part in the operation. ukrainians succeeded in taking asphalt. eyewitnesses spoke of heavy fighting. the ukrainian resident described the move as a success. >> i promise that there soon will be no terrorists in any region of the country. >> but there was criticism from russia where the prime minister described ukraine is be on the brink of civil war. >> the cross-examination of south african paralympic s

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avoid immediate failure. >> still some options out there right now. thanks so much from washington. >> to some business news now, and a three-day pilot strike will cost lufthansa tens of millions of euros. >> it is also testing the patience of the general public with tauzin's of flights affected. some airlines say passengers will think twice about booking with lufthansa in the future. >> flight after flight canceled. frankfurt airport has turned unusually quiet. a lot quieter than lufthansa would like. hundreds of thousands of passengers have had to make alternative travel plans. many are staying home or lying with other airlines -- flying with other airlines. >> fortunately, i am not affected by the strike. if i were, i would not be a muse. this happens too often. >> i cannot say whether pilots should earn more, but they are paid well, so it's a bit over the top for them to cause all these cancellations. >> pilots see it differently. they have walked out over lufthansa's decision to scrap their early retirement plan. >> pilots need to have the option of being able to retire early.

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, israel said the prisoners would now stay behind bars. john kerry said washington would now evaluate whether it was worth continuing its mediating role in the middle east. top leaders from europe and africa gathered in brussels on wednesday for a two-day summit aimed at increasing political and economic cooperation between the two continents. day one focused on war-torn central african republic. and eu efforts to support french and african troops on the ground who ar seeking to keep peacee. germany will assist with both strategic air transport as well as traditional developer and aid, which is of vital importance for the country. the same goes for somalia and other countries. >> leaders from both continents last to work together to fight human trafficking and illegal migration. leaders said they wanted to address the root causes of migration by increasing their investment in africa to create jobs and improve living standards on the continent. a soldier in the united states shot dead three people in the military base in texas on wednesday. before turning the gun on himself. a

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going yes. will washington has meanwhile threats in moscow the whiff of the sanctions if it fails the states of the deal and ukraine national security adviser susan rice warned that they would be a major cause of the russian economy his goal from a press briefing just a short time ago. if we don't see action commensurate with the commit to the commitments that russia has made yesterday in geneva which we all welcome that obviously we've been very clear that we and our european partners remain ready. and to impose additional costs on russia for failing to adhere to its obligations. susan rice speaking and the us will despite the recent political turmoil in ukraine's ahead of a massive oil company royal dutch shell says he's committed to expanding operations in russia. it's the old band and burton met with russian president biden if putin on friday. that shall wants to increase production of liquefied natural gas with its russian partner. oh and did i get up moving on to some other news now in south korea efforts to find survivors of the sunken ferry are continuing through the night. pr

pickets. washington says the pro russian militants in donetsk are not locals. but outside forces they escalate tensions in ukraine's east. and of course i'm right and has been following all of the developments from moscow for the sole right to the top diplomats from the united states and russia john terry and sergey lavrov. they spoke a short time ago over the phone what do they have to say to each other and didn't get any hint that maybe there could be a chance of defusing the situation the cons have been too friendly told between the two of them. that was to say they probably could once again agreed on disagreeing and there as the great lover of he is stressed that he wants ukraine to be if i become a satellite state with more powerful the regions and adam john kerry knows that ukraine doesn't want that because they feel that russia will take advantage of that situation a few friends and all of us actually had also to listen to the fact that the us probably odd considering that the sanctions against russia in the senate kennedy said russia would spend most of the day to de stab

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time washington says it's ready to impose further sanctions on russia if it doesn't stick to the deal. do you think moscow's been toppled. it's part of the bargain. that's a good question and we are awesome and also to the ukrainian foreign minister and he said that she's a confident even though they will not have disagreements do in the negotiations teachings and the russians are committed to war did about but i think everyone he wanted to make sure that dosh a really good of us. that's probably why carry out piled the pressure saying that if russia doesn't problems and the promises they will come when out with friends as saying that the sanctions karen a key part of this deal talks about the legal groups disbanding. oh what a local exactly are these kids that they're talking about that's one of the question of life that remains. it really mean to me it turned me into a deep frying down one of those groups who designed them sold as the amount of things that are open and i think that's also why it's so cool so that they agreed today that delay's seat would supervise this implementatio

government towards their holding dozens of hostages. washington says the protesters are paid outside agitators. us secretary of state john kerry worries. russia is looking to expand its borders russia is clear and unmistakable involvement in the stabilizing and engaging in separatist activities in the east of ukraine is more than deeply disturbing. no one should be folded believe me no one is full. by what could potentially be a contrived pretext for military intervention justice we saw in crimea russia is deflecting blame pointing his finger at the museum is huge. we are deeply convinced that the situation cannot be calm down or turned into national dialogue in the ukrainian authorities continue ignoring the interests of the southeastern regions of the country. kerry and the proper set to meet sometime next week along with ukrainian and eu representatives. but lavrov said so far no firm dates had been set. meanwhile progress and demonstrators including these protesters in the hunt continue to fight for referendums they say will pave the way from becom of russ part has sent military

and traveled to tnt told that the interim government that washington says the state has failed to use its influence on prey russian separatists in ukraine to deactivate the tension. meanwhile the separatists continue to occupy several government buildings in the region including the regional government seats in donetsk the us and european officials say they're ready to stock lost a bit more sanctions if the fact that is dying out. well let's get the latest now from ukraine and andrew simpson joins us now from the capital kiev was in great to see you i was startled by asking you about vice president joe biden's visit to kiev. of course he's not coming empty handed. what does care but once from the us will they be asking for a week away. well i don't know her so much a question about lisa way of the ukrainian army is equipped with their problems with organization and especially of morale after years of underfunding the main purpose of biden's visit is to show the moral and largely financial support for the ukrainian government over the past week a week and they've been finalizing a