what's coming up tonight on the big picture all eyes will be on the lone star state tomorrow as wendy davis tries to secure her stop top spot for her spot at the top of the democratic ticket for texas governor could it davis primary win be enough to turn texas blue we'll talk about that more internet big picture politics panel also there have been five mass extinctions in the history of planet earth could climate change cause the sixth and the internet was once the last refuge of the real free market but if we don't do something soon it will become the next kingdom of the robber barrons tom will explain why in tonight's only take. you need to know this more than three hundred people were arrested outside the white house and sunday during a protest against the keystone x.l. pipeline system the student led rally which was organized by the group the scent started in georgetown and then made its way down to the white house an estimated twelve hundred people are thought to have participated and their message to the rest their message was clear if president obama wants to make good. good on his i

dynamics of the event going forward but hopefully everything goes well and then we'll see davis just come back and from the confederation of businessmen. said politics should stay out of business. business the turkish government will make the decision regarding any sanctions against russia but that's a political decision as far as we are concerned business has no religion or nationality so we will continue to develop closer economic ties between our two countries. corporate news time now i'm going to start with phones because russia's telecom giant was telecom a disaster by not to report this week mobs worse than expected with the loss of seven people million dollars last year the company's twenty net profit fell twenty seven percent and russia's richest man at least a u.s. mint has sold his stake in facebook and apple is still the believe that will reinvest the money into chinese companies eighty percent of his company's foreign investment is reportedly directed towards china so no more facebook for mr hughes middel for his company has acquired a controlling stake in russia's statio

squirrels and stuart's get real show ok ben davies i run sign the capitol the gold expert like yourself absolutely it's about all it's about were were you on this arc and we haven't seen you participating on star joy dot com for this epic new series a lot more everyone does it directly visibly manic so you know i know this sounds like a banker's derivative so you really are confident i'm very supportive of this this year's season is already let's have some actual cash ola another guy rose weaver right now we're talking about rigging the london gold fix today tell us about the evidence presented what's happening well there's been a couple of studies lately on the subject both of which are suggesting not only is there a problem but that that sit down saw your intervention and i think this feeds into the whole idea that the large bore manipulation is very similar to the precious metals one of the reason why i would say that is because there are two days to it first of all there's the clear day to day profiteering problem of just making money and in a self certifying market but i think also

looking for ways to share with davis money i'm sure would davis nice to meet you yes or no needs to go to from the netherlands from where the netherlands the netherlands yes i have lots of guns we do have lots of things how many do you have to pick land stock we've got some work going fifteen hundred two thousand one hundred goes up and down but fifteen hundred a small number for us how many do you sell here oh gosh i'd have to look at the numbers but you're probably looking at seven date that also. feel like that one right there that's definitely pointed towards a lady. a lady would buy that farm and that would be her a r fifteen we're husband might on that one right there or something. that plastic is like a real gun oh yeah most definitely yes i'll do it looks like a toy gun once they're in the plastic this america well that is just the furniture meaning those are just the excess arrays that you put on a plain black gun like it to make it to doll it up like that and how much it's like how much is a gun like that. dressed up like that one is i have a look at the price tag it is proba

was later disqualified breaching the new fuel rules meaning don't want kevin magnussen on a stella davy from a tyrant took second place had a teammate jenson button for all responder long as i was fourth followed by williams about petty bought us who fought back after a puncture russian rookie daniel katz was ninth replacing vettel as the youngest point scorer in f one history but the day belonged to rosberg and his force from creeping. to an amazing day. just over the moon really i mean it's incredible everybody's worked so hard over the winter and to have such an amazing silver to drive you know it's just unreal this thing was. really really quick today staying with high speed action and russians have dominated the extreme sport of ice speedway since the one nine hundred sixty s. when it was officially recognized as a major sport and for the second season running that out even though of proved he was king of the frozen track record for the neon reports. this is where to factors come together breaking the speed limit on the slippage of surfaces and making speed to wait it out for real

happened at a twin reactor that's still operating right frightfully up until eight ohio it's called davis bessie this happened eighteen months earlier so what started it was the pumps that pump cooling water through the system stopped operating and there's still some mystery as to why that was was a trickle was a mechanical failure and once that happened to start a domino effect of things going wrong one of the major ones was a pressure operated relief valve stuck open and it allowed massive amounts of cooling water from the core of the reactor to escape unbeknownst to the operators so the warning lights that were indicating this were across the control room sometimes hidden by tags of paper so it was just this chaos that unfolded and davis bessie ohio eighteen months earlier luckily an operator figured out about half an hour later but at three mile island they never figured out this went on for hours and for days actually. and the lesson was not learned at three mile island because the industry kept it quiet the nuclear regulatory commission kept it quiet there was a whistle blower who t

knowledge at this minute to minute i haven't talked to him in the last minute or so but yes i believe davy hasn't changed his mind though let's see another clip from this amazing doctor documentary the unknown known was opens april second a swatch and all these so-called torture memos. when they were one one or two or three i don't know the number but they were not all of these so-called memos they were mischaracterized as torture memos and they came not out of the bush administration pre-sale they came out of the u.s. department of justice blessed by the attorney general with senior legal official of the united states of america having been nominated by a president and confirmed by the united states senate overwhelmingly a. little different cast i just put on it than the one you did. just. chalk that one out. was the reaction and fear. i never read them. really no i'm not aware what would i know. that that's that's not all wrong so he may have got to like that in a sense he was in a sense defending torture but not defending door to he was saying that well but they don't for me came a just

systematic assault from really any left wing billionaires i guess you could say and you just mention the davis family and mother jones just wrote a great exposé saying are they the next koch brothers i mean it's in the book is it ever going to end i mean he's billionaire families that are just a sell thing workers everywhere dismantling unions grigg let's move on to your book vultures picnic i just heard about something really interesting called faulter funds that you cover in the book what are these and can you give us an example of how they're applied in the developing world. well in the four b.b.c. television the guardian i went undercover and found that there was a group of billionaires and one of them by the way who's the real goldfinger who makes the movie goldfinger looked like what a girl scout what they do is that through bribery intimidation they seize what were considered a paid off debts of all poor nations liberia congo nations have been in civil war and they then use tactics which involve again bribery or intimidation to force these nations to pay them something like one hundred

alleged hacking into the computers of her staff activist groups accused her of hypocrisy artie's amir a davis cup with a code pink protest group outside dianne feinstein's office sure brings us more from the capitol. as. well today code pink activists gathered here on the hill to pay a special visit to senator dianne feinstein's office the group here is frustrated over senator feinstein's accusations that the cia hacked into senate intelligence committee computers and they tell me that's because they find her concern over the spying to be somewhat hypocritical she shouldn't just be asking for an apology she should say she demands that head start rolling who is responsible for this and they should certainly lose their jobs if not go to jail but we're also saying that she should have been outraged by this kind of spying by the n.s.a. and millions and millions of innocent americans and she wasn't she was actually a cheerleader for the n.s.a. and we were very disappointed in her yesterday senator feinstein took to the senate floor and condemned the agency's surveillance of the investigation here'

canadiens tessa virtue and scott more who took silver in sochi but also trains olympic champions meryl davis and charlie white and the americans while the crowd one last time before heading home to tell you i've learned so much from the russian school of ice dance classical ballet classical music art and we've learned so much about those things and so i think our ability to now bring those things to the ice and not just is what it's part of it's really taken us to that next level and we certainly have that russian history of ice dance culture and art to partially think we are so so happy to be able to be a part of such a phenomenal of a games i mean i think russia did a great job as a spectator. and as that the tree fell that could have been put on any better. one up and comer who didn't get the chance to shine in sochi was russian national men's champion muxing. whose place went to veteran of guinea pollution although they ten year old was delighted with the team's golden achievement. for the olympics were amazing i was in there but we won overall and i'm happy it's shown team of figure ska

oh hello can you call with me why davies' here are they filming unfortunately called our submission i spark and we go to. she's doing the rounds of a demand with a technical director he too is dutch or lao when it was created fair trade two was a very fine project. the ideas were a good but they've turned into something else. that no longer exists. the image people have had of fairtrade for so many years is like a dream really weird. in two thousand and twelve jetta vendor bag exported two point seven million crates of bananas sixty eight percent of them had a particularly high free trade price. our company made revenues in excess of twenty six million euros. in return max have the rocks had to be beyond reproach towards our four hundred fifteen employees. the man whose cutting is called simon excel us he's been working for the company for four years and the one carrying the bananas is called neva deo he's been here for four months or more how do you feel about your work. fine does it pay bro yes the six year is a day. see more lives in close proximity to the plantation. he's married

look at how things really are american say when it comes to racial equality in response to the jordan davis case the trayvon martin case the folks over at color of change dot org of launched a new campaign titled black lives matter they're calling on americans to take action to help prevent the loss of another trayvon or george they say join us to bring an end to stand your ground and other shoot first laws that undermine public safety senselessly put people at risk and enable the kind of tragedy we witnessed in the case of jordan davis one main goal of the campaign is to convince white americans that black lives are just as valuable as white and the most black people are not scary but they're just like you and me. right now across the web black americans are tweeting and posting pictures of black kids doing things that all kids do regardless of their race using the hashtag dangerous black kids and or relate to her no has compiled some of the tweets over at her horizons blog twitter user rice about tweeted out a picture of a black child playing baseball with a caption dangerous black kids g

tennis good line the men's team are at the lowest point in years following defeat to poland in the davis cup they're destined to spend another season out of the world group ambitious teenager knows what he wants to achieve by the end of two thousand and fourteen is to be. top two hundred to go there's also. a chance of only turn professional last september yet he's managed to beat a lustrous players such as younger tips i rarely watch and weeks ahead ask who in just four months a russian has raced up almost four hundred places in the rankings and is currently world number four hundred forty eight he's coached by the current drawn mark teach and trains between moscow and splits despite his height he's more comfortable on clay and slow hardcourts winning the under eighteen european championship title in switzerland last year line he's hungry for more success but knows he'll have to work hard to get it and you do everything to improve to be better. so. i think we improved a good. war for him by the need to work or. for wallace but china first picked up a racket at the age of three when his

foreign policy chief and stoniest foreign minister paul davies and shows that the who were killed by snipers from both sides among policemen and from the streets that they were the same snipers killing people from both sides that yeah. same same handwriting same type of bullets and it's really disturbing that now with a. new question that they don't want to investigate what to expect to happen so that their use now stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers statement it was not going to quote which but it's a somebody from the new question. stonier has confirmed that the conversation was authentic however it claimed its foreign minister was simply reviewing what he had heard around kiev and was not giving an assessment of the opposition's possible involvement meanwhile this video that we're about to play has added to suspicions that the ukrainian opposition may have brought in the sharp shooters themselves it shows a sniper rifle with a silencer being discovered in a car on independence square last month an m.p. from a leading opposition party who is now the head of the

blacklist of individuals but he will face us it's freezing as a consequence the russian market is open davis' three percent low on friday and credit rating agency fitch has slashed russia's credit outlook to negative attitude this is the first financial institution to face u.s. sanctions over the ukrainian crisis bank. now the european commission will also examine the house in force of potential trade war against russia on this talk of a trade agreement with ukraine we're going to focus our attention so today on how long and maybe impact to considering the city is such a popular price for russians and indeed rough. money as well now british property is all top of the shopping u.s. for wealthy russians with real estate six point five billion dollars and it doesn't stop some twenty eight russian with a market value of over three hundred billion dollars or listed on the london stock exchange which equates to ten percent britain grounds three year invest of visas to foreigners who invest over one point five million dollars in government bonds now london is also the place to get a divorce or a fi

but twitter should be used as a way to get the message across just one quick example would be wendy davis doing her epic filibuster and of course she was still a bus. during antiabortion legislation in texas people were going to twitter to get that information because the mainstream press refused to cover that story so whether you're using a hash tag or whether you want to cover a particular story twitter can be a great tool for that. you know disagree or agree with definitely worked i mean she got that issue out there and it was super controversial and i think it did bring up a good debate so yeah and i love what you were saying on there as well and i wanted to bring up a couple of things that you brought up i mean sex workers rights why is it that the rights of sex workers are often ignored in larger larger conversations about just workers' rights in general. well because we live in this period tactical society and anything involved involving sex is considered you know unsavory and it's frustrating because if you use the logic you'll realize that it's important to do things like legaliz

gina davis weirdly don't know what was the movie raid on chong and commando. show that it was that a dude would keep it up at night on its own starter when i'm worried that it would be harder for the red bulls. sugar for rebels me just the nightmares the millionaires and will keep few of the little boy the little boy does also nuclear holocaust yeah exactly favorite comedian of all time richard pryor. and stand up yet richard pryor for sure. i'm meant to step outside of stand up and just say dan aykroyd while space travel oh time travel space travel same thing time travel same thing no it ain't and you get far enough we're going to start going back in time i think giving some yes time travel but if blake's what he's saying is right i'm going to do his thing thinking right if you could play another character on the show who would it be. on. i'd probably want to try mary beth and roe our boss alice that would be pretty fun just to you know let us do or wrap or what name would you choose. but i would be to think abt when it's a good one that's yours for him earli

today's rally the recalls for arching to be taken against them on the facebook page of the procure mark davis it's organizers called for the altruist the nationalist bands of the local football club to come to the protest with baseball bats an eye rim rods. the european parliament has pledged its support ukraine's new leaders resolution coming hours after germany's chancellor threatened russia with what she called massive damage it is obvious that the territorial integrity and political unity of ukraine are being violated but these statements were the name straight away in the german parliament when left party member got to go goosey took to the podium right after chancellor merkel. i know because. with kosovo they opened a pandora's box what's allowed for kosovo you should also allow for others i told you this but you haven't listened to me winning the cold war has eclipsed everything for you you forgot about everything else the basques are asking why can't they make their choice whether they want to stay within spain or not catalonians are asking why can't they decide whether they want to b

oh maybe all right stacy we got to go thanks i'm going to but it's actually it all right said davis i can have all of our. rights on the scene. first for you and i think you're. on our reporters but. instead. to be in the know. how. do we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turn to angles the stories. you hear. that all teach spanish find out more visit. to the. science technology innovation. we have some breaking news on t.v. international we're learning that protest is in madrid clashing with police thousands from all over the country have gathered in the capital to condemn these austerity measures there and these are live pictures now from the city center of madrid where that ambulances have arrived on the scene earlier we saw pictures of the police being attacked by demonstrators. of this violence is just a risen in the last few minutes. as we're now working these live pictures there from madrid thousands of people as we were reporting here on our to international have conve

information more in the past year than ever before since the president took office r t a correspondent amir davies has the story. well it turns out there may be more to commemorate today than just good old st patrick you see yesterday actually marked the beginning of something called sunshine week the week when news organizations promote government transparency and the freedom of information and as we're learning this week there are quite a few places where the sun just doesn't shine particularly when it comes to government records according to recent analysis by the associated press the obama administration censored or denied more federal freedom of information act requests in two thousand and thirteen than it granted you can see that reflected right here in the orange showing that the number of denials has steadily increased every year since two thousand and eight now those denials include the inability of the agency to locate files in addition to rejections for improper requests and it also includes a very popular reason given to withhold that information national security of course according t

wish the united states would do more well dr weinberg the reason why president putin may not raise davis issue or other issues with foreign visitors is because russia doesn't make the promotion of democracy the pillar of its foreign policy it's the united states that does and if i'm not mistaken mistaken the state department first noted a problem with the saudi textbooks all the way back in two thousand and three and ever since the saudis have assumed this very typical approach for them of not saying no outright but not delivering either and my question to you is whether they see any practical gain in essentially indoctrinating values in the speech only mindset whether they do it on purpose as as a part of state ideology well you know i think saudi arabia like like any country does have some internal debates even as an absolute monarchy but that having been said i do think that the saudi authorities very sponsibility for what's in these books especially because these books are printed on an annual basis by their ministry of education so they are to blame for what's published in their tex

fourteen midterm elections this was a big day for the future of texas democracy and not just because wendy davis won the democratic nomination for governor tuesday was also a big day because it marked the start of the texas new voter id suppression efforts although struck down by the justice department two thousand and twelve those laws were reinstated when the supreme court gutted section four of the voting rights act since that june decision texas and other republican controlled states across the country have passed restrictive new laws aimed at preventing african-americans latinos students and other democratic leaning groups from going to the polls but those voter suppression efforts may have a snag in the form of a little known part of the voting rights act known as the bailin provision joining me now for more on this is david haynes managing attorney for the cochran firm david at least ten lawsuits have been filed into the poorly understood part of called the bailin people have heard that but they don't know quite what it is explain it to us well this is one of the section three of the last