while president he obama said president putin s latest actions are a sign of weakness, he ruled out the use of force. we are are not going to be getting into a military, you know, excursion in ukraine. what we are going to do is mobilize our diplomatic resources to make sure we have a strong international coalition that sends a clear message which ukraine should decide their own destiny. russia, right now, is violating international law and the sovereignty of another country. joining us from washington is former secretary of state under president bill clinton, madeleine albright. all columnist and editor for the washington post david ignatius. on set deputy managing editor of time magazine is radika jones.
describing a shocking moment, of course, there are going to be inconsistencies and there will begans in their testimonies and things that don t quite add up and we re trying to put those pieces together and they re just never going to fit. david, and radika jones, unbelievable pictures and really something special in time magazine. thank you for being here. today s tweet of the day comes from michael beshloss. he tweeted his picture and he notes here is the last public appearance of president kennedy, white house, 50 years ago. you are looking at the white house press briefing room where we expect president obama to speak live just over an hour from now. he is expected to announce that people with insurance policies being canceled because they don t meet obama care standards will be allowed to renew them. we will, of course, have his comments for you live. help has arrived in the philippines for the half million
next friday marks the 50th anniversary of the day president john f. kennedy was assassinated in dallas. this morning we re getting a first look at never before seen photos taken minutes before his assassination. the photos published in the latest issue of time magazine were only recently discovered after the death of an amateur photographer, images like this one show jfk and a smiling first lady looking directly into the camera. at least jfk is in this one. join me radika jones deputy managing editor for time magazine. welcome. good morning. good morning. i want to put up some of the photos and tell us why time magazine feels they re so special and why we need to see the pictures. 50 years later it s such a visceral event. on the one hand it s one of the most photographically familiar events in american history, probably so many people have seen the zapruder film, the
given that kind of opportunity to be so close to important information that was critical to the security of our nation. i do have concerns about that, other the process, senator. i have great concerns over that. senators yesterday continued to press nsa director general keith alexander about the contractors and the government employees who have access to so much sensitive classified information. the new generation of internet savvy individuals that have become the faces of major leak investigations is the focus of this week s time magazine cover story. joining me, time executive editor radika jones and washington post diplomatic correspondent. in the cover story you woint out these leakers are very different. this is bradley manning. this is this new generation. you can sort of call it the nerd patrol but they have serious consequences. you also have a poll which shows that americans are really divided, half think that snowden
this is deserve. no, no. this picture. so good. so disturbing. this is such a good story. tell us about it. attorney to cover. tell us about the me, me, me, me generation! you missed five me s! well, the ma lillittl millen strong in this generation. partly because they are so huge and partly because politicians are spending lots of money what makes these people tick. when you figure that out if you could let the parents know. i love this millennials are lazy and titled and still live with their parents. they are lazy and take pictures of themselves and how they operate. check, check, check.