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Putin made a statement about the elections, sort of acknowledging that they would take place, probably a good thing, i think was his language. We acknowledge that he said that the referendum should be stopped, but it didnt stop the referendum. William hague a few moments ago told you that it is in the attitude and behavior that you make this judgment about what is being done. Im not going to start laying out a whole series of definitions, except to say to you that it is clear what proxies mean. ...

Neighborhood are angry tonight about a construction project. They say they dont want what they call a mini dorm going up in their neighborhood. Happening now. Reporter the neighbors are so upset they took their fight to city hall. Everyone though they were not on tonights agenda they said theyre fed up. A new Development Project may change its character. Were right next door to ground zero. Reporter neighboring tell us construction work start on this home recently without any notice. They tell u...

Ceo facing a second round of testimony on capitol hill today. Under fire over a recall over a faulty ignition switch. Barra apologized for gm not fixing the problem sooner. Palestinians say they want to continue with efforts to reach peace with israel. Palestinian leaders renewed their recognition internationally. An explosive Senate Report blasts the cia with claims that the agency misled the public for years on enhanced interrogation. Also, gms huge recall shines a light on a completely Legal ...

Biggest snooze on the agenda, but not today, and not when it comes from the Federal Reserve meeting. Stocks went up from the meeting after the march meeting, bond prices rose, too. Why . Fairly simple. The minutes reaffirm the idea that the fed is in no hurry to raise Interest Rates. What is more, it was revealed today that new chair janet yellen was so concerned about finetuning the guidance that she called a Video Conference on march 4th to discuss the matter. The dow soured 81 points, the nas...

Lillian explains what happened. Got out and grabbed her hea head. It was kind of like she was in shock. She saw a womb get out of the vehicle moments after the collision. Police say it was her suv that rear ended a minivan stopped at the light. Crash left both vehicles in pieces. Got boxed like. That flip over. Flip over like the back part flip up and land on the side. San Francisco Fire Department says it happened just before 7 00 a. M. They say old every woman was driving recklessly in silver ...

General motors acceptance corp. Finally, a judge is accepted to rule on the we terrible settlement plea, also we should point out the Masters Tournament begins today in augusta, scarlet fu. Lets get straight to the front page. Weve looked through all the web sites and the front pages of newspapers, and tom, this is one that i know youll speak to really well because of where you are right now with the i. M. F. Meetings. Greece returning to the International Bond market. After four years, the gove...

Ukraines interim government has retained control in carkiev. The prorussian factions are still in control of donetsk and luhask. President obama is going to take part in a memorial for the victims of the fort hood shooting. You can see the memorial broadcast live at Al Jazeera America. Those are your headlines, im del walters in new york. And remember you can always get the latest news at aljazeera. Com. Consider this is next. Is ukraine teetering on the edge of a civil war, and does more eviden...

Life in the u. S. And serving on the front line during world war 1. We begin tonight with grim details of or the temperature d intimidation. The leaks Senate Intelligence committee report, offers new insight into the cias use of enhanced interrogation techniques on terror suspects on the wake of the september 11th attacks. The harsh methods may have been illegal even under the definition of torture set at the time. Water boarding, sleep deprivation, confinement in a cramped box, slaps and slammi...

Narrator with the story of the man who exposed it all. Snowden said he was risking his freedom and possibly his life. This was a stupendous intelligence breach. Narrator and the convergence of government surveillance and an information revolution. The googles, the facebooks collect as much of our Sensitive Data as possible. But anything you hand to a private company is potentially the governments. Narrator tonight on frontline. Corporate america and the National Security state know so much about...

Wall streets biggest bank is giving new hope to bankrupt detroit. We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for wednesday, may 21st. Good evening, everybody, im susie gharib. And im bill griffin, Tyler Mathisen is on assignment. Well hear from him later in the segment, but the bulls, the return on the major averages making all of tuesdays losses back and more getting a boost from the fed minutes, meaning they had most recently. They met to talk about the nations Central Banks ...