travel by train from los angeles to san francisco and it was men with big sign freedom to kazakhstan. and i remember this because i was surprised that america knows something about kazakhstan. >> very few did. >> and there was sign, welcome, khrushchev. and he smiled it was very -- but also it was the discussion in the camp david that creating the different atmosphereecause it was two leaders, last leaders in united states and soviet union who were in the war and w knew the war. and my father even could not watch the movie about the war because he couldn't sleep after that because everything in this

it will be more problems for kazakhstan and no rust -- bel erus. for russia, there is no level to access the wto. >> you had discussed that with others at the wto, because you recall, there were statements after the original statement, throwing doubt on the possibility of your coming in with the customs union as a whole. you're now clarifying that by indicating the customs union itself would have only limited impact. but have you checked that out with the wto people to know@@@@' will do everything we agreed on. we will adopt all legislation, and i brought to the states all the legislation to create a customs union. it was not easy, a few thick volumes, and a year ago several presidents agreed that the customs union would be in force here earlier than planned, because the original plan was january 1, 2011. we wanted them to feel comfortable that we're not doing something behind their knowledge. and then when it was announced, we received an immediate signal from the secretary of the wto that it was not possible because it had never happened. there i

it will be more problems for kazakhstan and no rust -- bel erus. for russia, there is no level to access the wto. >> you had discussed that with others at the wto, because you recall, there were statements after the original statement, throwing doubt on the possibility of your coming in with the customs union as a whole. you're now clarifying that by indicating the customs union itself would have only limited impact. but have you checked that out with the wto people to know that it would conform with debbie to practices and rolls? dollars in june, we meant that we would synchronize and be negotiating with the wto altogether. it was not easy for our partners to get different signals about the wto. how to explain it easier? they received contradictory position -- signals about our position related to the customs union. we wanted them to feel completely comfortable that along with these countries, we will do everything we agreed on. we will adopt all legislation, and i brought to the states all the legislation to create a customs union. it was not eas

and i remember this because i was surprised that america knows something about kazakhstan. >> very few did. >> and there was sign, welcome, khrushchev. and he smiled it was very -- but also it was the discussion in the camp david that creating the different atmosphereecause it was two leaders, last leaders in united states and soviet union who were in the war and w knew the war. and my father even could not watch the movie about the war because he couldn't sleep after that because everything in this movie untrue because war is much more dirty, cruel. and he told me when i'm sitting, efforts in the front military consul and listening to his political comments counting the division until the first day we would lose 50,000 people, second day to have maybe 70,000 people and i'm sittinghere listening to them an seeing it. they are real people. it is young boys who sitting there. they don't know. the same with the president because he -- my father was not fully responsible for this and the president was responsible. i think it was most peaceful people in the world who were ready to fight bac

american astronaut jeffrey williams and russian cosmonauts are on the rocket that lifted off from kazakhstan are scheduled to reach the international space station on friday and down here on earth, kim, the weather is not too bad. little chilly out there. >> no rain drops yet but they are on the way. they will be few and far between. focus on the positive. the thursday is looking great. >> don't need our clown noses. >> clowns scare me more than this forecast. a thick cloud deck roll rules today. our temperatures have been held back because of that. 66 will be our high. and there's those west winds rather busy at 14 miles an hour. all right. this is our look from the satellite and radar loop. a couple of showers in the northwest flow. zoom out here toward one of our favorite areas all of a sudden toward hardy and hampshire counties, west virginia. in particular yellow spring where i was over the weekend getting a sprinkle and this is moving toward frederick county, virginia and winchester area. nothing heavy. as for the numbers, 66 inside the beltway. up in to washington county, maryland, ha

decision," adding that he expected further warming of relations with the u.s., enabling russia, kazakhstan and belarus to join the world trade organization. a new tone has emerged from north korea, too, overnight. just months after defying a ban to test fire long-range ballistic missiles and an underground nuclear test, president kim jong-il has told a chinese envoy they want to restart negotiations. >> please help me in welcoming home -- >> reporter: pyongyang's recent release of two american journists now looks like credit banked for this moment, though south korea's foreign minister was deeply skeptical. >> translator: now that north korea is in possession of new weapons, they intend to have u.s.-north korea arms reduction talks, which america must not accept. korea, through this, is trying to get u.s.-north korea peace treaty and, moreover, a removal of u.s. armed forces in south korea. >> reporter: and then there's iran. lying, along with north korea, on what president obama's predecessor used to call the axis of evil, they too defiantly tested their sejill 2 ballistic missile a few m

. >>> a fire in a drug treatment center in kazakhstan spreading to 7,000 square feet and dozens of people were evacuated. death by fire in that region are common due to violations. >>> north korea could be on the verge of another nuclear test. kim yong ill said get ready for another test. he'ssources say the tests could happen next sunday. >>> the man throwing his shoe at president bush is expected to be released tomorrow. he is being released for good behavior. shoe throwing is a sign of serious disrespect. he's expected to be greeting with a huge homecoming and a huge party is in the works in bagdad. >>> players and fan have been anticipating the redskins game against the giants. this is the first real test for the 53-man squad. key players ready to go. albert haynesworth, brian orakpo, jason campbell, lcmmm ol kelly, santan m anna ssmo and portis and d'angelo hall are ready to go. the cowboys take on the buccaneers at 1:00 and followed by the redskins and giants at 4:15 and it's all right here on fox 5. >>> well now is a good time to book the flight home for the holidays. we'll tell yo

. >>> while you slept a new rocket launched in kazakhstan.ey williams and a russian cosmonaut are on board. they will reach the space station on friday. thank you for starting your wednesday morning with us. i'm andrea roane. howard is live on the chilly weather terrace. got rid of the sleeveless vest and putt on a long sleeve jacket. >> that borderline cold where any colder i would want light gloves on the hands. live doppler hd, things are quiet in the metro but charles county and eastern shore you see light returns. nominee to calvert, hughsville and benedict and east of the bay. on the weather computer, the bigger picture, showers in pennsylvania some of those will rotate southeast. mountains are likely to see shower and we cud see one or two during the day today with highs, but in the mid to upper 60s. 65 for the drive home. right now 57 in town. low 50s elsewhere. angie is watching the traffic. >> we are all about the drive in this morning. no matter where you need to go we will tell you about the tieups to avoid including this one at t

his travel by train from los angeles to san francisco, and it was man with big sign freedom to kazakhstan. and i remember that because america knows something about cats extend. >> very few get. >> but then he was outside and there was wellcome khrushchev. and he smiled. this was very interesting. one also it was the discussion in the camp david that creating a different atmosphere. because it was 2 liters, last leaders in the united states and soviet union who were in the war and who knew the war. and my father even couldn't voice about the war because he couldn't sleep after that because he thought everything in this war urue because war is much more dirty. he told me when i was sitting, he was in the front military council. and listening,e was counting the division and the first day we would lose 50000 people, second day we have maybe 70000 people. and sitting there listening than, it is young boy sitting there, they don't know. my father was not full disposable for these, and the president was responsible, i think was most peaceful people in the world who ready to fight back. bu they

president even though it flies in the face of kazakhstan's solemn commitments to the osce. it restricts what can be done on the internet of pain of persecution. it's part of a broader russian response to the massive economic crisis. they have created -- or talking about special units of the ministry of interior to uphold order in major cities. the general staff has talked about using the army to quell domestic unrest. which is a soviet and czarist practice. there is talk now -- medvedev just called the other day for cutting back on jury trials for terrorists. i don't think that he woke up on the morning after the bombings and suddenly decided we're going to get rid of jury trials. he's a lawyer. he should know better. this is something that has been discussed. a whole series of moves, nashi is thinking of creating its own auxiliary police force or military force to enforce order again and nashi itself is an organization, as i described it which is a kind of a cross between the hitler youth, which is turned on and off by the kremlin as it sees fit. i mean, they're looking fo

we also have scheduled to attend our fourth troubled and challenged election in kazakhstan. the other three may have been the three best ones. no corruption, no violation of rules and laws, totally safe and free, completely honest, and everybody except the results peacefully. and we are now planning for january of 2010 for the next election, but a lot has to be done before then. some of the participants in the palestinian community will have plans later on the year. the carter center will be there, what ever is. another is in the saddudan, probably the most troubled country the carter center's ever been. so many cities have died in the civil war, and it is divided up into two parts officially, the northern and southern parts. and in a few years, the southerners will be of our vote in a referendum whether or not they will become a free and independent nation of sao sudan. we were looking at the problems and darfur as well. but we have a presence in sudan and we're working with everyone there to make sure that we can monitor the registration of voters, the preparation of the b

we've got kazakhstan coming online. is very exciting for our company. >> and related to that, how do you maintain quality control in different countries where you may not have the same logistics on the ground and obviously you have a strong brand image and quality to protect? >> we have a very, very strong international department. we have right now, for example, 200 restaurants in the middle east, where you have real supply chain problems and qa issues. and we've got people on the ground. it's very important to us, probably the most important thing when you're dealing with licensees overseas, just to make sure they have the right quality and the right suppliers and the right distribution. so that's a huge focus for us. >> mr. puzder, i want to ask you one last question on health care, certainly a hot issue in congress these days. there's a concern if employers are mandated to provide employees with health insurance that that will in fact for the restaurant industry at least result in higher prices. what are you telling

you have a run, india, china, tristan, kazakhstan ,turk menistan, and the other stans. therefore, when you are about the business of trying to resolve this, it requires a constant evaluation of your position. it also requires contacts with reference to history. these people have had 30 years of nothing but war when all is said and done in afghanistan. pakistan has had virtually the same amount of time with us under-resource seen and not doing things that could have helped boost ability and secured. there is an extraordinary amount of distrust among the people. now that we had there what i call for is what i did before we went to iraq. i asked the then-speaker of the house newt gingrich and minority leader gebhardt if we could hold a forum so that people would come to understand as policymakers the difference between shi'ia sunni's, kurds. today we did not do that. today you could not find 100 congress people to write a decent paragraph contrasting these people. they cannot tell you. u.s. them how many people do we have in the military the speaker pashtu -- and that is o