it's the deed we are using that exact remedy in paragraph 36 of the nuclear deal so we're not why elating the deal we are implementing the deal we are trying to safeguard the i can make a general statement for you we will be committed to the. as much as and as long as europe and the rest of the participants are committed president trump has repeatedly said the 2015 year clear deal was a bad deal. and if he decides it's an it's a turn chapter what would be the options left for iran a deed is a deal it is an agreement it's an agreement that a u.s. government a u.s. president elected by the people endorsed we did not have a revolution in the united states we just had an election and it cannot simply say that the agreements of previous administrations do not hold so if we take this statement seriously there are 2 years left of the 1st term of president trump less than 2 years of that and then. we will have a new president or maybe president trump reelected so it's then that you will decide how no no no no no even if president trump is there for another 6 years are we supposed to reach another

a number of civilians have been killed in the latest elation been hearing from the pakistani military confirming that this cross border shelling started around 13 g.m.t. on just yesterday on sunday and they're thinking that it is going to be a ongoing situation where the people have been caught up in this. not soldiers but civilian population has come under attack and they call this and discriminatory indiscriminate firing that has continued and this is since august the 5th when indian government decided that it was going to change the status of indian administered kashmir and backed by mr bush here has been. and there's been a lot of tension on the border we've been visiting these villages and people have been telling us that it is their living under constant fear during the day and at night their children cannot go to school and they are just waiting for when the next bomb is going to drop. continue to blame each other it is the people in their thousands in small villages who are stuck here. well the authorities in indian administered kashmir say some primary schools have reopened a

elated. dirt poor. and a nuclear power. north korea. but who supplies the country with its expensive nuclear technology and who's behind kim jong un shadowy financial system the system is set up like this the dictators men tell all. in 45 minutes on t w. people fight for civil liberties and. when there's a flood water comes up to your waist when you close fast and everyone but. the lack of water is equally dangerous. you can't see people not self so they can plant crops and find to eat. floods and droughts with climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any apocalyptic smetters you want and probably more fit. for climate exodus starts september 5th on g.w. . welcome to global street 1000 this week's program highlights the sunny side of life it's life affirming and encouraging we set out to reveal the many positive developments on our planet and show that over the years human progress has actually made plenty of things a lot better.

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apparently it's a common string elation, homicide fracture in the line of people that wanted to break his neck could where he died. epstein reportedly threw himself off the top bunk in a violent dressed and maybe because it was not hanging that accounts for the less than probable fracture. but nothing is normal about this case. with his poor explanation and universal outrage is an environment right for theorist to apply any conspiracy they see fit. then medical examiner who was shadowed with the request couldn't conclusively say how he died. it was not exactly cancer or sunstroke, either he was suicidal or someone who wanted their secrets to stay tucked inside the prison wallet helped him become re-suicidal. a guide is rich, high-profile who tried to take his own life almost three weeks before, he would require an extraordinary committee of paperwork to sign off on removing him from increased security in the suicide watch. but they did and whoever was in that group deserve some deeply uncomfortable forensic accounting to see if little saint jeff sprinkle convenient doubloons in the lo

. >> alex, we are so elated. america is elated. my family is elated.made such a speedy recovery. >> reporter: record-setter ken jennings congratulating the host with an answer of his own. >> i understand you've finished up che a you're back to work on the show. that's unbelievable. what is, you're making the rest of us look bad. >> what is importer? >> reporter: and "jeopardy james," james holzhauer, the phenom who earlier this year nearly surpassed the long-standing record which was set by ken jennings tweeting, see you soon. since his diagnosis back in march, trebek has at times shared progress on his health journey. even talking to robin about the feelings of depression that sometimes overwhelm him. >> what i'm not used to dealing with is these surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness, and it brings tears to my eyes. i have discovered in this whole episode, ladies and gentlemen, that i'm a bit of a wuss and -- but i'm fighting through it. >> bless you for being so honest and talking about the bad as well as the good. >> yeah. >> that's so

so i was just so elated. i never thought -- i mean, i didn't think that this day would mark the day that we begin the journey of getting this bond approved so that we could see this project and many other priority projects that we want to push forward with on the bond. so i just thought we're beginning the journey, but we're not there yet. we still have to pass the bond. you know that's not a fait accompli. so i know it's been a long journey for the japantown task force and the community to get to this point, but we still have a lot of work ahead of us to get the bond passed. i just want to press that upon -- not only on the community, but on our department. i want to specifically thank john and sandy and steve for for taking on the leadership role for this project. i want to thank my fellow commissioners and the department and all the other city departments that joined in and really embraced this project whole-heartedly. i just want to conclude, i'm just so elated to see that this day has come. thank you. >>

so far prosecutors say there were no signs of strength elation on either teen. the pair both face murdered charges. they both graduated in 2018. >>> the faa has lifted flight restrictions over the gilroy garlic festival grounds where today chr t a closer asct of lehinthe stage. that's where the shots ring out. this created a crime scene, spending several acres. meanwhile, gilroy neighbors, coming together tonight trying to heal, and make sense of the shooting.>> reporter: this so- called community support meeting is the first of its kind since the shooting on sunday. and it's taking place as we speak. it started at 6:00 today, and it accommodates up to 186 people and it is essentially a large group therapy session to let people know that their feelings after the shooting are normal, and that they are not alone. now today the faa finally eased some of the flight restrictions over the crime scene which gave chopper 5 its closest look so far. orange crim cutting tools to bridge the perimeter fence. it looks to be just as standard chain-link fence, about 6 to 7 feet

is occupation reality underground is an expression reality on the ground is why lation daily why elation of human rights of all palestinians i do not believe that the palestinians are prepared to accept this reality on the ground and the us should stop legitimizing aggression why elation of human rights and occupation you've been sanctioned after declined. the trump chat invitation is this something that could further impede your work as a foreign minister i mean would you be able to travel to the u.s. meet with senators potentially even this with the president trump if this circumstances are different you see i'm doing my work. i had the pleasure of meeting my counterpart and i'll be meeting with his highness the emir i'm interviewing you so i mean in today's world you cannot shut anybody you can't shut them up you cannot prevent a point a minister from doing his job i never request any meetings in the u.s. i respond to requests now if they continue to make requests from me i will respond positively why don't you see the opportunity people would say that well if one said this was just g

so that we can give seeds and appropriate entering elations for. groups. of villages where they can of a collection center for the us and we are linking farmers markets. on your silk production amounts to approximately 2 metric tons of dried cochran's but the potential is far greater the marbury trees whose leaves the warms it are drawn to tyrant and resistant to the current morcha souness's pairing of silk worms for production of raw silk or sorry culture is becoming increasingly popular as a result we have. in the country and in kunduz where it is huge. done isn't getting the production is in. china. japan. and in india it is. so if you lead kenya and you continue to do. 97 is also used in the manufacture of skin products contact lenses soaps and woman organic products the national sorry culture research center is contrary offering from a subsidy plans and marbury cartoons are very subsidised rights and with the help of international investors they are also working to transfer money and help them identify markets. the. 100 he has a gold com how did being

are not there yet now in terms of the economic statistics we need to bear you mind a day is always a elate factor before to figures who come and who and for most people in hong kong demonstrating they are not thinking about the economy and not interested in the economy most of the demonstrators are graduates while undergraduates who are not financially disadvantaged in hong kong they are not thinking about their economic future or. joseph but businessman the. hate it when they don't have a sense of visibility about the future they're waiting to see what would be the reaction of the chinese government and they are also waiting to see what would be the next move or the protestors is of this lack of visibility something that could further erode international trust in the economy. this known business men actually came out against the issue decision bill of rights at the beginning because the business community was also worried about the prospects of having to go to trial or be extradited to to china to face trial because they certainly do not have confidence in the judicial system of maine and

are not there yet now in terms of the economic statistics we need to bear you mind a day is always a elate factor before to figures who come and who and for most people in hong kong demonstrating they are not thinking about economy and not interested in the economy most of the demonstrators are graduates what undergraduates who are not financially disadvantaged in hong kong they are not thinking about their economic future or. joseph but businessman the. hate it when they don't have a sense of visibility about the future they're waiting to see what would be the reaction of the chinese government and they are also waiting to see what would be the next move or the protests as is of this lack of visibility something that could further erode international trust in the economy. this known business men actually came out against the issue decision bill of rights at the beginning because the business community was also busy worried about the prospects of having to go to trial or be extradited to to china to face trial because they certainly do not have confidence in the judicial system of maine an

eastern in elates book, are women on the ground, author zara looks at the challenges female arab and meddle eastern journalist face. >> all of the authors were able to push through what behave -- barriers barriers that they head. one essay is such raw and honest account of grief and loss and it also reflects the state of the arab world today. this isn't an uplifting book. >> then sunday, at 7:45:00 p.m. eastern, princeton university professor perry, on race, gender, and class in america. her most recent back is, breathe, a letter to my sons. >> the reality is that i have to arm them, not simply with kind of a set of skills and intellectual tools that allow them to flourish in school and ethics and values, but also way to make sense of the hostility that they encounter every day, from people at times whose responsibility is to treat them as community members. >> at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words," media research center founder and president brett bowsell on his book, upmarks issue big media's war against trump. >> all modicum of decency has been cast aside, from donald trump to his

they consume elated and they can contain it. and they will's to elated. and they will stimulate it.t: what you think about the yuan. it will be interesting to see if they weaken it or not. how they control capital. at what i do start really using the yuan as more of a reserve currency? be af: that is going to long, long story. that is not a revolution, that is an evolution in china. the currency has been pretty strong. they want to keep it strong to be able to show to the world that it will be eventually a reserve currency. aey have been branding currency manipulator. you could have done that 10 years ago. you cannot do that now. the currency is basically plea strong. they want to contain it from weakening too much, basically to show to the world that they are sound. nejra: are wind where china is exporting deflationary forces to the rest of the world? roelof: we are at a tipping point. that is a concern. if you look at commodity markets, they have been down in and china current account surplus is basically gone which makes the currency manipulation case difficult to make. if the ch

the number of civilians have been killed in the latest elation been hearing from the pakistani military confirming that this cross border shelling started around 13 g.m.t. on just yesterday on sunday and there has been thinking that it is going to be a ongoing situation where the people have been caught up in this. not soldiers but civilian population has come under attack and they call this and discriminatory indiscriminate firing that has continued and this is quite. obvious the 1st indian government decided that it was going to change the status of indian administered kashmir and by claiming this year has been. and there's been a lot of tension on the border we've been visiting these villages and people have been telling us that it is their living under constant fear during the day and at night their children cannot go to school and they're just waiting for when the next bomb is going to drop. continue to blame each other it is the people in their thousands in small villages who are stuck here well the authorities in indian administered kashmir say some primary schools of reopened as

literally, within sort of 15 minutes, i was down in the depths and then sort of elated, and it didn'twalked out of the medical centre, and how are you feeling? a bit shaken but 0k, as you can see. sorry. here is another look at what happened. you can see that element go flying... i feel responsible that she chose that career so then i also feel that they need to be there just to support whatever happens. because i thought i'd lost her. and i didn't even know it was going to be like that. because you bury it. you keep it down, but yeah. i did, i thought she died. and we don't talk about it normally, and that's why that just resurfaced. but it's what she does, and so you have to accept it. all right, should we get this stuff loaded? drive safe. before hitting the track it is time to hit the highway. see, it's people like this. daytona racetrack is a 400 mile drive away, and katherine is impatient to swap her road car for her race car. i'm actually a little nervous about daytona, just because i think we have a legitimate chance of winning it, and we have one of the best driver line—ups a

underground is occupation reality underground is an expression reality underground is why lation daily why elation of human rights of all palestinians i do not believe that the palestinians are prepared to accept this reality on the ground and the us should stop legitimizing aggression why they should have human rights and occupation you've been sanctioned after the client. has a trump chat invitation is this something that could further impede your work as a foreign minister i mean would you be able to travel to the u.s. meet with senators potentially even miss with the president trump if this circumstances are different you see i'm doing my board. i had the pleasure of meeting my counterpart and i'll be meeting with his highness the emir i'm interviewing you so. i mean in today's world you cannot shot at anybody. you can't shut them up you cannot prevent a point a minister from doing his job i never request any meetings in the us i respond to requests now if they continue to make requests from me i will respond positively why don't you see the opportunity people would say that well it wasn't so

. >> ashley was elated touring her new two bedroom. in san francisco and was living with her grandmother, who she was also taking care of. but when her grandmother passed away last year, she and her sons were kicked out of the apartment. after all that she's learned this year, she has a message to other families who are struggling. >> don't give up, you know. and if you can put all your selfishness as an individual aside and see what's more important to you, which is your kids and maintaining a roof, not a temporary roof, but a permanent roof for your kids, don't give up. and don't listen to nobody when they tell you no, you can't, or no, you're not qualified for or none of that. just keep going. >> ashly, dina, and all of 45 fells' formerly homeless residents will pay rent in the amount of 30% of their income. they move in at the end of august. in san francisco, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> it's an exciting time for them. also today as part of our building a better bay area housing week, i had the opportunity to talk with experts du

the east german refugees were dazed but elated. i am tired of it we're free. we're glad to have made it to the shaft i'm. now hungry has rebuilt expenses to keep refugees out the right wing government is anti immigration to the dismay of cutty book which then put them on manual i mean i wonder how many people these days would be happy to see the iron curtain that stood 1030 years ago rebuilt that would have been a neck and neck. many hunger ariens have the same opinion as the owner of this ice cream parlor. we had no idea what was going on. we didn't know who they were there were no more and more of them kept on coming. we were afraid many for children. we didn't know what these refugees wanted when we got together made up a dish and i would talk with. ironically now that the border is closed business has dried up the ice cream parlor is close in this year. as brief you know some of the other stories making the news at this hour a malaysian court has postponed a trial of the country's next prime minister on fraud charges. he used to revolve meant in the lootin

elations against the late surrogate magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 magnitsky death came after he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials the european court determined he had been ill treated and denied medical assistance in prison following his arrest for legit tax evasion his death resulted in the us congress passing the magnitsky act which allows the government to freeze assets and ban visas of human rights filed. leaders around the world. and we're going to turn to a one time friend of surrogate magnitsky bill browder is head of the investment fund hermitage capital management which was once the largest foreign portfolio investor in russia he led a campaign to punish russian officials for magnitsky his death and later lobbied the u.s. congress to pass the magnitsky act bill browder joins us from london good to have you won t. w. bell i know that magnitsky was your lawyer when he said he uncovered massive fraud by russian officials so what do you make of the verdict from the european court of justice today. well 1st a

know if people use street drugs they are taking risks with their health and you know that is the elated and unsafe. product are not likely to suffer the same effects that this this particular patient that and we thank you for speaking to us today joining us from leicester thank you very much a russian spacecraft carrying a robot the size of an adult human has failed to dock at the international space station problems with the automatic docking system cause the failure a humanoid robot was on its way to the i s s for a 2 week mission to support the crew and test it scaled russia's flight control center will attempt to dock again on monday night as confirmed that at no point with the crew of a spacecraft or the space station at risk. much more still ahead on this news hour from london indonesians are developing a taste for coffee but the country's coffee farmers believe it's not enough to save that industry and india is one step away from having a badminton women's world champion. the story of a friendship between a filmmaker and a 7 year old girl what is it would mean. giving whom it int

he is eager to clarify the fa cts he says he is eager to clarify the facts to avoid further spec elation in 1999, and says that he quote met him infrequently and probably no more than once or twice a year. he acknowledges that he has spent time ina number of acknowledges that he has spent time in a number of his residences. he says that "at no time during the limited time i spent within, did i see, suspect or witness any behaviour that subsequently left to his or conviction" he does acknowledge it was a mistake and an error to see him after his release from prison. and he says he can only reiterate my regret that i was mistaken to think that what i thought i knew of him was evidently not the real person given what we know now. he says he has tremendous sympathy for all those affected by his actions and behaviour and that he is ata his actions and behaviour and that he is at a loss to be able to understand or explain mr x time's lifestyle. so a fairly robust —— mr epstein‘s lifestyle. lifestyle. so a fairly robust —— mr epstein's lifestyle. why release a statement now? key must feel that

uganda has such a huge demographic over 70 percent of elation is actually young people under the age of 5 and the challenge that we're having is that there is a mismatch between the number of students that graduate from school and available jobs on the market. it's very common for you to go to marketplaces and you find young people doing different kinds of things most of them actually come without any plan what they're going to do for the day they just come on station here maybe they'll get a very kind person and they didn't care for them things to their cause. to. be. one of the things you do you go through and you're going to be going to patients with they'll give you a lot of theoretical knowledge he just went in there from whatever you know he needed to cram and then produce the same things in the papers is doing exactly what typically happens after most of us is that after school i don't find actual employment you don't actually have the right skills for you to get employed so if an employer is going to give you a job they have to fast train you again and very you know the best

eisenhower was elated. of he was elated when the malayan visited the united states. he was a staunch defender of freedom. and in private what he said was malaya should pursue the creation of a regional anti-communist grouping that would be clearly indig -- indigenous just like the treaty of the organization. he said that they could exert terrific force to expand the communist influence in asia and with the encouragement he managed to do this by 1961. he formed precisely such a group with pro u.s. thailand as well as the philippines and this was called the association of southeast asia. asa would lay the foundation for -- the southeast asian nations and that would include singapore and the three anti-communist members, malaysia, thailand and the philippines. all of the countries were ruled by conservative anti-communist elites and these would fully support u.s. intervention in vietnam. during the '60s and '70s they would tie up with the superpower and this is a wider pro u.s. trajectory, one that would ensconce the people's as well as the resources in the u.s. orbit b

elated, relieved, gobsmacked. form college have described getting their a—level results. i'm going to oxford! and of course there were tears, but mostly parents are proud, like ellie and her mum. my mum's really happy because i literally thought i'd failed maths, and i've got into uni, which i wanted to go to, so i'm just so happy. i've never seen anything like the commitment she's put in. she just deserved it. if effort was to be rewarded, it would be a—star, a—star, a—star, she just really deserves that. but despite this happiness, this year, across england and wales and northern ireland, 25.5% of students got a—stars and a's, but that's actually the lowest level since 2007. the figures released by the joint council for qualifications also show that for the first time the number of girls taking sciences has overtaken boys, at 50.3%. and while maths remained the most popular subject, there has been a decline in the number of entries for english literature, a fall of 7.8%. i got an a in english literature, b in hi

sure russia's claims regarding the elation of the treaty when it was still the. active we many times reached out to our u.s. colleagues saying that the new loan which. the romanian because soon in poland are a direct violation of the american media than a shorter range missile treaty the. us that mag 41 launches could not be used to launch tomahawk type missiles sea based missiles was the now and there is no way the u.s. can just defy the condition of. its actions because it has become clear that that can be done so there is a question now what will be deployed in romania and poland anti-missile systems or offensive missile weapons capable of reaching targets very long distance like to turn to your turn. that these tests took place only 16 days after. the process which the us started to itself. will do from the n f treaty it is clear that they were not improvisation averse nobly improvising that was another link in the chain of long planned actions and tests that goes to show again that the concerns which we are a. political had enough grounds to be credible we n

russian claims regarding the elation of the treaty when it was still the school. we many times reached our show us colleagues say in the. launch. system. romania and because soon in poland are a direct violation of the american media than shorter range missile treaty the. us that mag 41 launches could not be used to launch tomahawk type missiles sea based missiles was the now and there is no way the u.s. can just defy the condition of. its actions because it has become clear that that can be done so there is a question now what will be deployed in romania and poland anti-missile systems or .

he was elated when the malayan leader visited the u.s. eisenhower called him one of america's staunchest friends. a staunch defender of freedom. a partner that the u.s. valued highly in the cold war. and in private, what he said was that malaya should pursue the creation of a regional anti-communist grouping that would be clearly indigenous, not fouled by the fact that the united states got involved just like the southeast asia treaty organization. he said to the prince, malaya could exert terrific force to counter communist influence in asia. with his encouragement, the prince managed to do this by 1961. he formed precisely such a group with pro-u.s. thailand as well as the philippines and this was called asa, the association of southeast asia. asa would lay the foundations for asean created in 1967. the association of southeast asian nations. that would include singapore as well as indonesia and these three anti-communist founding members, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. all of these countries were ruled by conservative anti-co

and investors, elated yesterday when president chose to delay more tariffs on about half of china's exports. why did the stock market plunge today? we'll take it up. much of the leftist media and business press were a-- agog overs inversion of the yield curb. today, they seems declaring a recession in immediate offing despite more than 70s% of country biggest companies quarterly earnings, higher than wall street has been expecting. and revenue of the companies in s&p up almost 5% over a year ago. so what is the problem? the market sole off, and sole -- sold off, and sold off big, with us, jackie deangeles, what a day. >> it was, the worst steepest sell-off of the year. we have seen a lot of volatility in august. lou: as is customary. but not with this wide of a band, this is something new. >> yes, this is uncertainty, uncertainty over trade, worries about what is happening in other economies, in europe and asia and china specifically, weak data coming out of china. also out of germany starting this fear mongering happening -- >> contraction of the economy in germany. >> yeah. and speculatio

projections are that what could be looming is a potential recessed recession as a result of this ask elatingtit for tat just very quickly the president's top economic advisor larry kudlow was in the driveway behind me in the last hour he's defending the president saying look at sometimes in order to get the big rewards you have to take big risks this is a transformative president and he's pushing forward feels that he's on the right track not everyone around the world feeling the same way feeling pretty nervous right now in fact right kimberly thank you for the company how could i want house correspondent live in washington thank you. still to come here there are controls at the border health officials in rwanda and the democratic republic of congo meet to try to work out how to stop the spread of people. hello there we have the next tropical storm this one is the kima and this one is heading on towards taiwan at the moment where you can see on the satellite it is mass of clouds it is all mixed in with that cloud there so some very heavy rain now this storm is continuing to strengthen right

are not there yet now in terms of the economic statistics we need to bear you mind a day is always a elate factor before to figures who come and who and for most people in hong kong demonstrating they are not thinking about economy and not interested in the economy most of the demonstrators are graduates what undergraduates who are not financially disadvantaged in hong kong they are not thinking about their economic future or. joseph but businessman the hate it when they don't have a sense of visibility about the future they're waiting to see what would be the reaction of the chinese government and they are also waiting to see what would be the next move or the protests as is of this lack of visibility something that could further erode international trust in the economy. this known business men actually came out against the issue decision right at the beginning because the business community was also worried about the prospects of having to go to trial or be extradited to to china to face trial because they certainly do not have confidence in the judicial system of maine and china they ar

still had on al-jazeera to tell you i'm elations former prime minister najib razak is in court to face the 2nd of 4 trials and leaks u.k. government documents are available in picture in the event of a no deal bracks. we've got some quotes of weather pushing into eastern parts of europe over the next couple of days a fair bit of cloud up towards this little area cloud him was quite a big area thought it was some very nasty weather and a stumble on saturday did cause some flash flooding huge amounts of rainfall coming down we saw around $67.00 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours 53 millimeters of which fell in the space of just 6 hours sperry mines the oldest average is around 24 millimeters so that was a loss of heavy rain that wetter weather is moving a little further eastwards central past he could see some wet weather area of low pressure still causing some disturbance up towards moscow tools that western side of russia in another area just this still affecting the northwest pulling away from the british isles northern france the low countries some showers longer spells of rain jus

and investors, elated yesterday when president chose to delay more tariffs on about half of china's exports

and investors, elated yesterday when president chose to delay more tariffs on about half of china's

so add on al-jazeera elations former prime minister now faces the 2nd of 5 trials linked to a multi-billion dollar financial scandal. and leaked government documents reveal a troubling picture at the event of a no deal. hello there some very nice sunshine across much of southern europe sunny throughout much of the mediterranean going to be out of the southeast but still across the central and northern as more clouds speeding in from the west bringing the cloud but also the rain and of course also some pretty strong gusty winds not a bad start today there into the southeast of poland this picture shows you just that little bit of cloud some for just a care in the morning but the sunshine soon burning now through sunday it is going to be a bit pushing into central and southern areas of poland plenty of out across into western russia trading right the way down across much of the black sea but really the next system is pushing in across the northwest and pushing that rain right there across into sections of the u.k. and then this line of rain showers all the way we from northern spain through c

it was a flood of emotions because obviously there is some relief, and elation but also a little sadnesslike, what happens now? is that my last performance? >> people might think that is the pinnacle of your life, you were so young at the time, but you took it as a challenge that this is not it, i have a life to go live and you are doing it, it -- >> absolutely, it is my parents and the values they instilled in me and my brother and sister, go after your dreams but what are you going to do to get back? that is what they encourage me, it was inspiring to be able to do something else after the olympics and set the bar higher and continue to challenge myself. >> and you have little book warm sky even though they can read, we still read as a family, which is key. you talked about giving back, but karen chen, another incredible, talented young skater, you sort of have taken her under your wing. tell me about that relationship.>> i met karen when she was about 12, stating here at the fremont ring, and i was so impressed with how focused and determined and how hard she worked already. it was f

been traveling to moscow hastily after a phone call last friday with president putin amidst the ask elating situation and he described the situation as a humanitarian disaster and even a threat to national security in turkey he wants president putin to rein in the syrian forces but president putin's spokesman has said that he does understand the concerns of for one but he can't let these rebels which he describes as terrorist just do whatever they want he wants to also control these rebel forces so it's not very sure how much compromise president putin will want to bring to the table today because even after this deal a year ago in sochi where militarized zone was agreed he feels that the turkish side doesn't really fulfill their promises of this arming the rebel forces and make sure that this the men militarized zone is being contained we will hear more in the next few hours about the outcome of this meeting which has been urgently arranged between the 2 leaders iran's president says his country will not hold talks with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted and some romney's comments co