in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it.ome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's one of t

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the nation opened its arms and offered help to armenia.there a tremendous earthquake swallowed homes whole and claimed the lives of 5,500 people. at this writing the cause of the crash is still being investigated but we know that on a flight from london to new york, 255 people died. 23 people residents of lockerby died. 10 others are still missing. but there were also more tragedies in 1978. the graceful semitreu semi -- symmetry of an air show led to death for 70 people. disaster struck in the blustery darkness of the dead sea. a series of explosions ripped through an oil rigging platform. in nepal a storm caused panic as they watched a soccer match. 90 people are stomped to death as they try to make their way to locked gates. >> call it an accident of war. call it a case of mistaken identity. call it a tragedy. 290 people, everyone on board a commercial flight that took off from insider end, killed when the plane was shut down by heat seeking mission fired by the u.s. cruiser. it mistook the airliner for a jet fighter. maybe some ironic

raging in europe eurovision saw a peak participation of forty three countries next year poland and armenia withdrew from the contest in twenty thirteen there were joined by boss near turkey slovakia and portugal this time caray share serbia bulgaria and cyprus have also jumped off the eurovision ship. and that list could expand as many simply cannot afford to take part in the future circus that is euro vision like cyprus where roughly. every fifth person is unemployed i'm not an expert on the euro vision and white woods happening i'm describing the situation in cyprus and i'm not surprised that this decision has been taken given the fact that there are. other gaming i'm talking about here with education culture the shows bosses say there's nothing to worry about we refresh the format and continued to do so whenever needed to keep the euro vision song contest the most popular pan-european entertainment t.v. show but at this rate of countries dropping out of the competition they would likely have to invent something very soon to keep europe's longest running song contest from losing its voic

. >> there are pockets of other soviet countries, armenia, where and helping ukraine as a matter of principle and setting an example for people back home. >> let's get more from nick, from kiev, defused the situation somehow but what is it like where you are now? what's going on? >> well, the back story to why they left is interesting. hard core of protestors that went in and their move was condemned by opposition many of the regular leaders if you will here on independence square. i think that's why they changed their mind, not because the justice minister was talking about creating a state of emergency in the country. for one thing it's not clear that victor yanukovych's party can garner the votes in parliament for that to take place. what is happening is the president is meeting once again with leaders of the opposition to feel ahead for an emergency session in parliament which will be looking for a number of things. either rescinding the law that made it much more difficult to protest, and many impose draconian measures or they might make it a little softer, increase the powers of the pre

nationalists the two countries are at odds over whether turkey engaged in genocide after invading armenia almost a century ago. in egypt ousted president morsi facing a fourth trial on charges of insulting the judiciary while still in power he apparently claimed a judge oversaw corrupt elections and military backed government spin increasing pressure on the x. leaders muslim brotherhood power base by declaring the group a terror organization. and in the region a villager famous for its pitch stress picturesque wooden buildings has been severely damaged by fire thirty properties burned to the ground at least. ninety people needed to go to the hospital fire crews eventually managed to put the flames out but police when they could flare up again because of the fire is still under investigation. coming up oksana boyko quizzes a veteran u.s. diplomat on whether he thinks washington needs to revaluate its foreign policy stay with us for. i know. tanya laid it well tell me how you are my little grandson. i don't like i don't like. being cut off. except. that the spiritual side is destructive. i

protesters marching in memory of a journalist gunned down seven years ago around during campaign for armenia rights and all shot by an ultra nationalist outside his newspaper's office director say big government is done little to uncover lend support to the killer they rally takes place once again and has become a general call for justice in. america and japan has strongly against the relocation of a us military base to his city has been reelected divide puts us planted in the wax fish oils have been trying to move the current installation from okinawa for more than ten years thirty thousand american soldiers are still stationed at the base but many locals associated with pollution and questionable activities. later putin has addressed the international press to waylay some of the concerns that have been cropping up over the approaching breaks the russian president's security services will pull out all the stops to make sure the soldier lympics all safe but remain as low profile as possible he answered questions on the cost of the games and made it clear that it gave visitors would be welcom

europe you are that it's all a peek which a separation of forty three countries next year poland and armenia which drew from the contest in twenty thirteen there were joined by austria turkey slovakia and portugal. this time. qureshi as serbia bulgaria and cyprus have also jumped off the eurovision ship the list could expand as many simply cannot afford to take part in the circus that is eurovision like cyclists were roughly every fifth person is unemployed. the next longer on the region and pat white was happening and describing the situation in cyprus and i'm not surprised that this decision has been taken and even defied the middle of the house tomorrow. in other domains some perfume called a sea of education and cut to show who's boss and say there's nothing to worry about. we refresh format and continue to do so whenever needed to keep the eurovision song contest. the most popular pan european entertainment tv show. this race. dropping out of the competition that would likely have to invent something new and very soon to keep europe's longest running song contest for losing its voice. i

the people of armenia still living with the us. thus this one on the backburner while kai as a teen was in a stand for the hearts and minds of those who witnessed the ravages of the true war on terror. try to understand how the group's been able to carry out large scale devastating attacks in the one memory that right here. the man. this to you what's truly understands what's going on in this country. fresh clashes across egypt claimed thirteen lives of the country's military backed the years continue their crackdown on the muslim brotherhood to protest against the upcoming constitution referendum and as bob bradley is for those killed in the care of plants he talks the menacing in a nine year old girl who remains gravely ill. oh no zurich international come to mind for maths chem and rejection welcome the affiliated assassins have reportedly gone down a senior yemeni intelligence officer in broad daylight drive by shooting. tara network has been increasingly cornered in recent years by both government forces and us drone strikes t

nationalists in the country the two countries at odds over whether turkey engaged in genocide after invading armenia almost a century ago. in egypt ousted president morsi facing a fourth trial on charges of insulting the judiciary while still in power he apparently claimed a judge oversaw a corrupt election and military backed government has been stepping up pressure on the x. leaders muslim brotherhood power base declaring it a terrorist. and a norwegian village famous for its picture picturesque wooden homes has been severely damaged by fire thirty properties were burned to the ground at least ninety people were sent to the. hospital for treatment fire crews eventually managed to get the flames under control but police warn they could flare up again because of the ablaze under investigation. and stay with us here on our t. international crosstalk i mean your way next. are you. tanya laid it well tell me how you want my little grandson. i don't like i don't like. was being cut off. except as an ecovillage that the spiritual side is destructive. i tried to convince her to try to preach that it was a

nationalists in the country two countries are at odds over whether turkey engaged in genocide after invading armenia almost one hundred years ago. in egypt ousted president morsi morsi facing a fourth trial on charges of insulting the judiciary his first trial started earlier this month but now he and twenty four other politicians will also be tried on the new charges leader was overthrown in july when his muslim brotherhood power base was declared a terrorist group. norwegian villagers famous for its picturesque wooden buildings has been severely damaged by fire thirty properties burned to the ground at least ninety people needed hospital treatment fire crews eventually managed to extinguish the flames but police warned there could be another flare up because of the blaze not yet known and under investigation. the french interior minister says about a dozen teenagers have left the country to join militant groups in syria he added the trend of young people traveling to the war zone has dramatically increased but as you how it is here continue to gain ground hopes of a diplomatic solution to the conf

i stayed for another three years before i went to armenia.t was because we still felt mattered we were doing and had impact. we had enough autonomy. in all candor, we did not really know what we were doing. we didn't know this was a site that would have 100 million visitors a month one day. .e just thought it is growing whatever is new and interesting online. there are houses of communities using the platform now. 100 million users a month. again, it started with two guys in a little apartment with laptops in medford, massachusetts. that is the power of the internet. >> if you had someone who would come to you and save my son or daughter is going to college in september, should they learn code? would you say yes? >> absolutely. 77 of the stops on the book tour are two universities. i spread this message because if the internet is this new front tier and we are all figuring it it, we are all pioneers on but those of us who can build our building the earth in this new world. the earthuilding under our feet as we explored. even if you are a hist

. >> there are pockets of demonstrators from other soviet countries, such as armenia and georgia. most shared a dislike of this man vladimir putin. helping ukraine is a matter of principal, and setting an example for people at home. >> well, nick is live for us in kiev. it was always symbolic that the protesters had taken over the justice ministry. we hear they are leaving. have all of them gone. what are you seeing. >> 15 minutes ago al jazeera was in contact with someone inside. the occupation is over, the occupiers have left. one would assume that would mean the justice minister's threat of imposing emergency measures in the country will be lifted. we should think about it for a minute. it's one of those moves by the government that is likely to embolden the pougs. the minister should say such a thing risks having an effect of making people think of how stretched the security forces are. how will they impose a national state of emergency when regional buildings are taking over, when the army came out and says it's against the constitution for it to control the population to put

long as it was fun and to conde naste's credit, i stayed for another three years before i went to armenia. i stayed for a lilt over three years continuing to work on reddit. steve did as well and we had a small team we still felt like what we were doing mattered and had impact. we had enough autonomy. conde naste is not a technology company but they knew to give us freedom and in all candor, we did not know what we were doing. we didn't know this was going to be a site that had a hundred million visitors a month one day. we just thought, hey, it's growing. >> rose: and they come in search of? >> whatever is new and interesting online. there are thousands upon thousands of communities using the platform now and -- >> rose: a hundred million a month? >> yeah and it's -- it started with two guys in an apartment with laptops in medford, massachusetts, that's where we first started writing code. that's the power of the internet. >> rose: if you had someone who would come to you and say my son or daughter is going to college in september. should they learn code? would you say yes? >> rose: >> y

again, this brings me back to ukraine and to the fact that we barely reacted when armenia joined the union and i think that the discussion of russian phere of exclusive interest as president medvedev called it, that discussion is lacking in the city. the policy is not formulated, we have to formulate about national security interests in that part of the world. again, i think, after sochi, we'll see how that particular line of foreign and defense policy is going to develop. i'll leave you with that and thank you very much for your attention. >> thank you very much. >> i'm sorry, they handed out doughnuts. >> cookies. >> cookies. that was the problem. >> now we have a few minutes for some questions an answers we have microphones so when i acknowledge you, please identify yourself and hopefully within two sentences i'll hear a question mark at the end of the second one and you can otherwise i'm going to ask you to sit down this gentleman right in the front here. >> thank you very much. good morning, or good afternoon. my name is andrew jensen, currently with harr yard university, former