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orange tabby, kiki, she's not talking. you can see dirt everywhere. >> how did they do that? it's everywhere. >> there are cats and a dog in this house. look where the dog is it's dirt all over that bed and -- >> oh. >> that is classic! >> that dog is hiding its face in shame. >> he's not even in his own bed, he's hiding in the cat's get away and i love how it's holding its toy. >> it's precious and heartbreaking. he couldn't help himself in the heat of the moment. he was bored. >> the culprit here is pretty evident. dad let a 3-year-old make his own breakfast and as you can see a big mess ensued. >> oh, no. >> the 3-year-old william has made his breakfast of kashi very healthy. he decided to pour them out and spread them out and make hiswn breakf. maybe dadhouldn't have allowed him to make his own bowl of cereal. >> at least he remembered the spoon. >> who said you have to use a bowl. >> mom will come home and find this mess and say that's why i never leave you alone with a child. >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >>> the hi, everybody, i'm beth

one told parliament the recordings for shake up aunt kiki is one of his arch rivals of fabricating them in an attempt to de stabilize his government. the recording is triggered fresh protests. you don't want government has been fighting allegations of corruption since mid december but opinion amongst ordinary turks is divided over whether the tapes are genuine. his longest militants in northern nigeria stormed a school a tuesday killing fifty nine people. most of the victims were children. witnesses say militants from the group will call her on set fire to a large dormitory at the school as pupils try to escape to the windows the attacker shot at them and slit the throats of some. it was one of a string of attacks blamed on vocal iran who want to establish an islamic state in nigeria germany's top court passed a landmark ruling on the european parliament wednesday the twenty two judges struck down a law that required political parties to win at least three percent of the national vote to enter the parliament. some fear the ruling could open the door for extremist parties. assistance. it

its epicenter was sixty six km north west of the sticky like kiki this quake is considered to be distracted to be earthquake of eight twenty cm attitudes which happen in two thousand and ten calls the tsunami disaster killed more than five hundred and fifty people and destroyed two hundred and twenty thousand buildings. greece has received ten million years from the troika of international creditors as part of the deal is reached this to the reports the greek finance minister yesterday that its called the six months of negotiations the most complex since two thousand and ten. then the country apply for financial assistance. thus greece will be able to meet debt payments in and out of nine point three billion years according to the prime minister on the sidelines significant changes that will contribute economic liberalization competitive growth and lowering of prices are being prepared under this agreement now in two thousand thirteen increase registered a budget surplus of eight hundred and twelve million years. it is assumed that greece will spend about seventy percent of the surplus to f

from signing of new customers and allowing existing users to buy a new devices for forty five days kiki the number two player in the market will face suspension starting watched thirteen followed by a leading carrier sk telecom from april this year plus a suspension will be split into two separate periods the first one starting on mice thirteen. nsc official says the government had to suspend two of the company simultaneously because the last time but treat at times complying with a single event that triggered even more competition as they tried to up one another's customers while the other was out of commission. in january last year the three firms were suspended for enticing customers with illegal subsidies. the longtime almost customary ten day with the offer to pay to defend announced a huge chunk of what the customers are supposed to pay for more about devices. following friday's announcement however industry and senators voiced concerns that the nation's longest ever suspension will deal a blow to sink into the handset makers such as lg electronics and pancake as well as smaller r

kiki is not alone it the more weeks of turning to farming as a way of making money. training centers in seeing thousands of people choosing to be re trained in agriculture. most are young unemployed academics. in many parts of greece. the scent of changes in the end the government is increasing spending on infrastructure but analysts say there's still a long way to go remains the situation is still very difficult. he kissed me because business confidence is still low in england. it could prove to me for entrepreneur is begin to trust themselves again to invest. however that is not the case when it's my thinking here. rather than wait. gq men of each decided to take matters into her own pants. its aim and most of the unemployed always seem to find a top center to the one they hunt for something a stocky build with trained for me but the crisis of course is that it doesn't much like that to be inducted into something new. accepting government to continue fighting the corner from me now she believes it's up to small business owners such as itself to end the crisis well

. >> john kerry will arrive in kiki kieve. how important is it to have america's most senior diplomate on the ground there. what will the reception be to s secretary kerry? >> he will get a warm reception here. the government has been pleading for help. we have heard a lot of words coming out into it so we are e x expecting at the end of the day they need to get the russians onboard. they still have a lot of work to do. >> we have cnn's barbara starr on the phone as well. is there anything to indicate 6,000 russian troops on the ground complete operational control that russia's military moves are slowing down? i imagine that sceptics might say that could be a delay tactic? >> well, that is really the critical point right now. fact finding missions discuss e all of that and there is hope that will work. frying to give putin light at the end of the day to work towards how can he make a choice and still keep the russian pride. but putin might not be the least interested in any of that. he has 6,000 troops in crimea in just a few

that it's understandable why the ousted leader and capsicum back in russia support in the fridge but kiki fifteen which is practically given up his power. it was real until the mandatory opposition snap presidential and parliamentary elections but he agreed to return in two thousand for constitutional suitable to kick cold towel and western request not to use force when he hasn't issued any illegal order. you know there are still many nationalist and radical extremists that are rampant on the street to the ukraine when we see these scenes we understand why people in the east and south of ukraine are so worried. but many of these neon that's when i saw criminals and all former prisoners and that they are quite dangerous and in people's lives at risk and that's why they're here for their safety. now that it's storming government buildings and also to write in a people that don't agree with their ideas and this is something that no one and no country can afford to ignore. choose a particular the lid open eu ukraine is in chaos right now and it's not the first time our western partners are mi

kiki and many others like him, patty griffith, richard holmes, all of these were models that have attemptedo follow. but i am not a soldier. i am the son of a soldier. my father was united states aramaeans turgid theaters from korea to vietnam. i am there for at least army brat. i often say that if army brass have a service rep and, colors would be fine. my son is a soldier, second lieutenant in command of a tank platoon which i'm confident is doing nothing to improve the strivings skills. so i've not been a soldier, i have been close to soldiers and in many respects have felt a sympathetic keenness with them and it sat to try to understand them and medics. the combat, which in truth only they can relate, which only they can understand. i chew this because they think is important for the human experience, but also for american history to understand the greatness of those who have been our soldiers. we are not a military people in our history. we are people of the republic. republics are we supposed to be just a tad suspicious of military applies because military life is hierarchical and rep

>> interpreted statutes without sem kiki >> only four like florida. >> we have alabama, florida, idaho, kansas, kentucky, north carolina, virginia and maryland which has repealed the death penalty but that was their standard. we would ask respectfully the court affirmed the florida supreme court. >> thank you, mr. waxman, you have a minute remaining. >> in state versus cheri which is the florida supreme court decision that established this rules that if your lowest score or your only score is 71 you are out and that applies with you take one test or multiple tests. i am quoting from the supreme court's decision, quote, is a universally accepted given that the sem is a universally accepted given and as such should logically be considered in determining whether ed dependent has mental retardation. what the court said it was we have to read the plain meaning of the florida statute and the florida statute says two standard deviations. one notion that the florida legislature -- may i finish my sentence? the florida legislature is the people of florida have made it considered decision not to

i did read something in the economist and kiki, i would like your thoughts on this. russia is a law-abiding democracy should end. is that how the united states should be dealing with russia? that it's not about democracy when it comes to that country? >> i think what folks know is that the leader of russia has a different kind of personality, and you can't assume that what may or may not be the doctrine of the nation is a clear academic exercise when the personality of somebody like putin is in charge. that's really to amy's point when we have lots of things on the table come to play, which is diplomacy with action and making decisions moving forward. so the reality is i don't think even a regular old consumer of the news thinks that vladimir putin is working off of anything that's a specific global strategy that's in concert with other people's interests other than his own. >> all right. thank you both so very much. interesting perspectives from both of you. we certainly appreciate your time. >>> more on u.s./russian relations coming up right after as david gergen w

. >> host: kristina lindborg to this tweet from kiki says people are using heroin to replace pain pills. some people have legitimate drop bombs but the u.s. makes it impossible to get help. is there a shortage of treatment facilities? >> guest: you know that wasn't the only line of my inquiry but the people that i did talk to i didn't get that feeling. i do think that there are for instance samhsa the substance -- i'm sorry it's an acronym. if you go to their web site they have a lot of different links there that can point you out to different agencies that can help out. even googling simply how do i get help with addiction it will, with tons of things. just looking at what we have available in massachusetts and a lot of the people that i spoke with including recovering addicts in various stages of recovery they had gone that route. i think if you really want to find help you can and i do think that's one place where communities can pull together more and do something about that to make this more apparent for people who need the help. i think there's an awful sense of stigma that people

preventing it for the future. , thiskristina lindborg tweet from kiki. she says, people are using heroine to replace pain pills. some people have legitimate problems. the u.s. makes it impossible to get help. is there a shorter treatment facility? guest: you know, that was not the only line of my inquiry. the people that i did talk to -- i did not get that feeling. sensa --nce, the governmental agency. if you go to their website, they have a lot of different links that can pose new -- point you to agencies that can help out. even google how to get help with addiction. it will come up with tons of things. looking at what we have available in massachusetts, a lot of the people i spoke with, including recovering addict in various stages -- they have gone that route. i think if you want to find help, you can. i do think that that is one place where communities can pull together more and do something about it. make this more apparent for people who need help. there is an awful lot of stigma that people are burdened with. both families of -- who have loved one

preventing it for the future. , thiskristina lindborg tweet from kiki.he says, people are using heroine to replace pain pills. some people have legitimate problems. the u.s. makes it impossible to get help. is there a shorter treatment facility? guest: you know, that was not the only line of my inquiry. the people that i did talk to -- i did not get that feeling. sensa --nce, the governmental agency. if you go to their website, they have a lot of different links that can pose new -- point you to agencies that can help out. even google how to get help with addiction. it will come up with tons of things. looking at what we have available in massachusetts, a lot of the people i spoke with, including recovering addict in various stages -- they have gone that route. i think if you want to find help, you can. i do think that that is one place where communities can pull together more and do something about it. make this more apparent for people who need help. there is an awful lot of stigma that people are burdened with. both families of -- who have loved ones

host: on the international front, kiki says - is that true?uest: certainly not, israel and other countries do as well. host: she says maybe there should be international air marshals? guest: who would they be? would it be an american company that would be willing to have syrian air marshals on their plane? it's not that simple. host: robert is waiting in daytona, florida, on our live for republicans. caller: good morning, gentlemen. briefly, i am a retired airline pilot. i was a 727 737 757 captain and a check pilot on the 777. my comments are multiple. i will try to go fast. i am amazed at the lack of knowledge that our media is fomenting. misspeaking, misquoting misunderstanding our technology and it's mind-boggling. for example, the professor had many good points but a couple that i vehemently disagree with -- at one moment the professor said, speaking about satellite tracking, said the pilots may want to know where you are when you cross an ocean. with all due respect, we have known where we were over every single ocean for the last six de