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seen what thebe national guard is going to be able to do. >> papers are drawing comparisons to the shooting of trayvon martin. is written an open letter to michael brown's family, it was published in "time magazine." you can read it here. it says she, perhaps better than anyone, knows what michael brown's family is going through. i pulled out one quote -- further complicating the pain and loss in this tragedies the fact that the killer of your son is a live, known, and currently free. another story getting a lot of attention. in ireland, a woman was deniedly at -- allegedly an abortion. >> the full facts are yet to emerge. -- health security exit executive has been asked to carry out an investigation. she was reportedly raped and certifiably suicidal. it is bound to be in the irish press for the days to come. it sparked so much outrage. >> i pulled up two editorials. the spotlightthat was already put on ireland cost harsh abortion laws. she was designed -- denied an ledtion and that eventually to septicemia. a lot of people are saying the more recent of that was a test for that wall. this a

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they may have started clearing the lanes because one was blocked for thebeing. talk about the slowing between 101 scene 87 for both directions of 85. now northbound slows a bit from north 75 up past winchester. the crash that we're worried about is on the southbound side. two lanes are blocked now by a utility trauk e truck over on its sloid now. chp thinks it's going to be a big impact. we'll track that. live look along the planes. southbound, but no problems northbound. easy drive here as well as san mateo. starting to build. as we travel around the bay, peninsula side on the east bay. shows a good slow down starting. typical off the tri-valley as well for southbound 680 in through sunol and pleasanton. bay bridge, you have your metering lights will and slow down as well coming down off the upper freeway. new a new crash reported west 80 in hercules. and that'll be an issue as well through the shoulder. and quickly look at the golden gate bridge. all the way across, that's the ability for folks right there. back to you. >>> new details about a massive and dead

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is a you think there situation that could now at least get these guys in the same or thebe positive situationn the ground as it continues to deteriorate will make any chance for a breakthrough with russia and kiev anytime soon almost impossible? is good that both parties meet at the highest level and i think it is a good data there's clearly some european mediation and involved. behink that indicates we may at the low point of the conflict. ofhink with the advent winter and question of security on natural gas through europe, it becomes a more issue. sides may start to think about the economic consequences of the conflict and how to support and restore the economy of ukraine. this is where i think a european thinking comes into the equation. europe is realizing it will have to shoulder part of the economic cost. >> if you were running a -- somewhere had in ukraine or russia, would you expect of the situation that we have currently to get worse as we go through the winter to affect your business negatively or judy the advent of winter and it will crystallize mines will make things better? how w

andou will raise your hand please identify yourself, it will be easier for us, and it better for thebe filming. please go to the microphone. hi. i'm from the university of north florida. i've written extensively on american policy in poland. i want to thank you all for your insightful comments. i never want to follow mel leffler f g talks -- after he talks to read it was wonderful. i'm also very happy that dr. engel reminded us of the two things that happened on june 4. there are two options -- there is the polish option, successful elections, and then there is the tiananmen option. in washington, they thought about tiananmen. i like to think that the polish experience opened the door for the other crowds to take power. as a comment on what you said, dr. engel, not all in east european leaders were troglodytes. there were reformers ahead of gorbachev, in a way, in eastern europe, and i think that should be remembered. the fear in poland was never that he would call for shots, but that he would be removed as gorbachev might have been. i think that is important to remember, that he had p

we look now and what is theresting if you watch watching thebe i'm watching wrong news channels. it is amazing how there are myths in iran. there are all these myths. sayone comes up and they you used to serve in the c.i.a. whatever american enterprise institute or whatever it is. happened?u think what he may say may be legitimate. he may say well, in my view, such and such. it is a view. is an opinion. the point i'm trying to say it plausible opinion or implausible opinion. it does not have any evidence to back it up. it is miraculous how that fact.n becomes that fact is built on it by other facts. my familying to earlier. i said i'm struck by this. it is interesting to see first all, the israelis are that we are quite certain that hezbollah this unlessve done directed by iran. i'm not saying it is not -- plausible. but then they say we're missiles yout the were sold by the iranians to hezbollah. that.ght have evidence of the next stage ask is to say, the iranians were sitting in lebanon firing the missiles. now you're building on this and andare saying it gets more more incredi