i'm livia. let's start with our top story. it was a tragedy an ocean away, but it's reaching our shores. scott reports on how an earthquake in asia continues to make waves. >> in march of 2011, catastrophe struck japan. an earthquake triggered a tsunami. the giant wave of water washed away houses, cars, and even entire towns. millions of tons of debris were swept out to sea. a lot of it sank, but the rest started floating across the pacific, carried by currents and wind. >> these types of debris items, these large debris items that float, are starting to show up on our coastline on the west coast. >> asma is with noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. >> it's a scientific agency that works on everything from weather to coastal and resource management to fisheries, really taking a look at how we have an impact on the oceans and what we can do to restore them. >> noaa has been tracking debris from japan that's been reaching our shores. some debris is hard to miss, like a giant dock that washed up in oregon. t

a clash of the president's livia's head of state of lashes out at barack obama calling him a criminal and promising legal action for violating international laws at online to find out why. the u.s. looks willing to test iran's recent change of tone in relations with the west the white house said it's ready to engage in talks on terror on its nuclear program as long as the islamic republic is willing to prove its peaceful purposes joel rubin from the anti-nuclear pressure group the plash fund says the middle east would benefit if the two countries could relaunch diplomatic efforts it's clear that there is time and space for diplomacy it's clear that the sanctions that the international community the united nations russia the europeans the united states have put on iran have really gotten the iranian leaders attention the deal recently between the united states and russia on syria's chemical weapons has demonstrated that diplomacy can work now it's a question of will it be followed through by assad the same can be said for ron if we can see these issues resolved diplomatically it's goin

in general assembly new york livia's president of iran is called for barack obama to be put on trial for crimes against humanity but even him for aggressive foreign policy. sees a spanish child i should say managed to speak to him shortly after his comments and here's what he said. i want to remind you all that when obama was elected president is able his aim was to end all wars but during a time of his presidency the number of words only increased libya for instance the u.s. organized an outrageous military intervention that was followed by the killing of the country's president and after that libya's oil wells are forming under their control they financed rebels would fight against the rulers and don't support imperialism and capitalism on top of that they run a worldwide surveillance network we need to establish a court where world powers and international human rights organizations take the rule of judges we need to file a collective lawsuit aimed at putting an end to this genocide i think that the threat exists for any country with vast natural energy resources especially well i

already the many more who might still die the two million refugees there's a lot to be concerned about livia you just mentioned that you're trying not to take sides and the latest statement that i saw your issuing on the syrian issue was in late august when the organization put out a statement in which is sad that not gassing children in their sleep is a basic humanitarian norman obviously everybody would agree with you on that but the major disagreement in the world is who actually was gassing children in their sleep and it seems to me that despite positioning itself as an international organization standing up for universal human rights human rights watch seem to be taking the position of the american government in assuming that it was the assad regime who actually perpetrated that chemical weapon attack i wonder why is that if you are indeed an international organization why not wait for the united nations which is the main international body to conclude in its investigation and then decide and what the course of.

international law it's certainly an unprecedented move by a world superpower think about it what if bill livia set up an aerial blockade to force down air force one searched the entire aircraft and delayed the president of the united states for an entire day yes only as could be expected to move completely outraged latin american leaders argentina's president can still have those that. added at the incident had vestiges of colonialism and was an act of him it for the region and snowden's leaks only added fuel to the fire following the morale of the plane debacle it was revealed that the n.s.a. had been spying on private communications between latin american heads of state and as a result brazilian president dilma rousseff announced that she will be postponing her visit to the white house in protest calling the n.s.a. spying a violation of state sovereignty. look the situation is getting out of hand and the u.s. government is only exacerbating the problem this arrogance needs to stop now we spied obama's baseless rhetoric this country is no more exceptional than brazil. or any other country in

livia, wife of augustus, is carved in egyptian basanite, a stone once reserved for sculptures of deities-- a subtle reference to roman imperial triumph. wealthy residents of the towns beneath vesuvius shared the taste for luxury found in the more affluent villas on the bay. silver mirrors... and cups... bronze statuettes ... and glassware found in pompeii suggest the same desire for elegance in daily life. the city's fever for art was playfully alluded to in the house of the vettii's wall paintings, where busy cupids assist a hard-pressed goldsmith. the painting may also refer to the industriousness of the owners -brothers who bought their way out of slavery and worked their way into the upper reaches of society. but the streets outside were a different matter. pompeii was congested and dirty -raw sewage flowed between the street's cobbled stepping stones. the city's houses were cheek by jowl with taverns, bakeries and other industries and services-including broths. houses in pompeii turned a blank wall to the congested street and faced inward. strangers were discouraged by guards and wa

internos de otros paÍses, y que esto sea un hecho cada vez mÁs comÚn, ocurriÓ en irak, afganistÁn, en liviae vista, fue algo positivo habernos desecho de gadafi, pero estÁ el caso de kosovo, bosnia, lugares donde ha intervenido estados unidos y lo ha hecho con Éxito, sÍ, nos preocupa debido a la situaciÓn que se puede plantear, pero ¿quÉ pasa con los niÑos refugiados en siria? las familias de los 100,000 que han sido masacrados, los desertores que nos dicen que han sido entrenados para violar, para asesinar, para torturar, entonces el que nos hagamos de la vista gorda frente a esta situaciÓn, dÁndole un apoyo mÍnimo a los rebeldes, es un episodio vergonzoso en la historia de nuestro paÍs. >> senador, la crisis en siria, ¿usted cree que va a terminar con la reforma migratoria, esa es la excusa que necesitaban los republicanos para no debatir el tema? >> espero que no, espero que no y ruego porque no sea asÍ, puedo decir que las consecuencias a largo plazo de esta situaciÓn tambiÉn constituyen una amenaza para la esencia de nuestro paÍs y lo que somos, asÍ que yo te quiero asegurar que muchos