. >> they came across phoenix-based melissa jill photography. melissa jill began her business in 2003. >> i never intended when i started my business to branch out. i really just thought i was going to be shooting my own weddings for the rest of my life, just a small buh teen business. >> soon with growing demand came a growing need to think bigger. >> i was starting to get some inquiries that were saying, you know, we love your work, but we just can't afford you. do you have anybody else that you would recommend who is similar style, but just a little lower price. i was happy to refer those out to some of my photographer friends in the area and i realized maybe i should take advantage of these leads that i've been generating with my brand and bring on some other photographers to shoot for my company at lower price points. >> learning to trust others to carry on your brand isn't easy, though. especially when it incorporates your personal name. >> when i send an associate photographer out to shoot a wedding for my business they are on their own a

jill. now, as we heard from melissa, the uk, mr.ohnson believes it was a direct order from vladimir putin. where does this make the relationship between the countries? where does it stand? we know other countries backed the uk in condemning russia. >> yes, i mean you have the allies. you have the united states, france and germany who have backed up in a statement issued a few days ago what the british are saying and alleging. now, the reaction here in russia is furious, especially furious as it touches on president putin himself and you have heard that very, very sternly. i think, you know, what they are -- this is a sensitive time, too, because don't forget tomorrow, today is saturday, tomorrow is sunday. that is the presidential election here in russia. there's great sensitivity about the timing of all this. some russians, i would say probably quite a few russians here believe that this was all a set up to hurt president putin, as he goes into this election. so, the sensitivity of it is very great. >> absolutely. thank you so much

. >> thank you so much melissa bell. thank you jill dougherty in moscow and matthew chance at the polling place on this day that russia elects a president. thank you all. >>> we have breaking news that we're following out of northern syria. the turkish president erdogan says the town center of afrin is now entirely under control of turkish forces an ally rebels. he told the audience that the flag of tush kir from the free syrian army rebels have been raised there. >> this has been yet another side chapter in all of the fighting that we've seen going in the region. this could be, though, a major turning point in turkey's operation olive branch against the kurdish ypg. the offensive was launched back in january to drive the kurdish malish about of the afrin region. anchor rah considers them a terrorist but they have been a key in the fight against isis. >> we have ben weidemann following the story live in beirut, lebanon. talk fous about the implications of turkey taking full control of the town center of afrin. >> reporter: well, what i