a ride i got to catch. maybe i'll see you. maybe i won't but we got parade to go to. back to you guyswill be a party all tehe wear back to philadelphia. >> jaws was talking about and alshon jeffery, and the guy knows me and he said here's your pretzels, and said i'll see you at the parade >> i bought a second dress for the parade, eagles green. we ran a story about put a boy named danny mulvy. he had leukemia and he died. last game he saw was us beat the giants. him and his whole family was giants fans, he was an eagles fan because he kept coming to chop over and over and the eagles players and coaches loved up on him. he became an arden eagles fan, his entire family for him was rooting on the eagles and they said there was an angel in that huddle. guess what? it worked. love that story >> can we check in with dave schratweiser? dave can you hear me. >> reporter: guys how are you? we're here. right here on south broad street. i see real engine knewty tonight. we had a guy in a shopping cart scooting down here doing the eagles flapping of the wings. of we had a guy oh and one of those

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last story, home, a guy named tommy shrank head of the steel workers, little town. and the first, second union endorsement. and i ran into a member of the union, he said, you know tommy, i said that's nice. i miss tommy. you know what he used to tell the story, when joe would come in, whatever issue he was talking about, he would say you know you guys are incredible. climbing up 17 stories, walking a beam, driving a rivet. you got courage. every time he told a story his chest would pump out. when is the last time we talked about the value, the value of what these high school educated people do to hold this country together? want to hear it. so go out and holler, guys, go out and holler, guys, you are going to win back the house. [ cheers and applause ] >>> cspan bus is traveling the country on the 50 capitals tour. we were recently in montgomery, alabama, asking what's the most important issue of your state. >> being here, civil rights movement, montgomery, alabama, most important issues to me are equality, freedom, equal justice for all people. we can't just talk ab

. >> more on sports sunday and one on one with a guy who scored 200 today coming up, next tonight in a few minutes here on channel six and when the flyers lose a golly they did not lose the game and winners of six of the last 7 scored more goals against the rival rangers than a game against them since 92 and alex lion forced in action after michael went down at the first with a lower body injury and 25 saves allowing one goal and second period and the game is tied and lunquist with the shot and then 200th goal of his career flyers win 7-4 and lions have the first nhl victory. 30 mascots in town to celebrate hooters birthday at temple and 12-0 on the big birthday until today and houston was red hot on 15-0 and temple losing 80-59 huge hit to ncaa tournament hopes and will never have another birthday party. >> he ruined that. >> nice, wow. >> thank you. >> thanks jamie. still to come on action news tonight acts of kindness to combat acts of violence. >>> firefighter from new york city who is making it his mission to spread love in the face of hate that and much more when action news com

they just didn't have a high profile. the guy who become the mob leader, more well known for taking over the pendergast machine. it is interesting to me they refer to him in the papers more as a political guy than a mob leader. his time was coming soon. in the late 1940's, there was a groundswell against this open gambling. the gambling syndicates that were here. not only cosa-nostra, but other gambling entities. there were juries, local grand juries. the heat was on. there was pressure. charlie and his chief lieutenant were murdered on 15th street in the democratic political headquarters. that led into a committee that came here in 1950, holding their national view of organized crime that was their mandate. the city, because of its reputation, was the second stop. that takes us to 1950. jonathan bender: that is the chart right behind us. when investigators came to town they looked at that. , i wanted to ask you about the profile notes in this collection, as well as a series of delightful mugshots. there are profile notes as well

i ran into a guy from willing mon who used to run a truck, made a good living. i said, hey, joey, how are you doing. it was over christmas time. i said are you working? i said tommy is your son driving. yeah, joe he is, but he knows he's not going to have a job in five years. whether that's true or not, there is a lot of reason for those working class people out there to be concernedment we are in the middle of fourth industrial revelation, guys. things are going to change big time. and a lot of people are worried whether will there be any middle class jobs for me. it's not a false concern. it's real. and there is answers. we have to talk to them more. we have to let them know we hear you. your fear is not unfounded. but there are answers. and at the same time, folks, you know, look, i kind of view the trump presidency as a tragedy in two acts. the first is the threat he poses to what we stand for as a nation. our core values, our institutions, our standing in the world. in many cases our literal survival of democracy if he was able to suspend his presidency and

a guy who wears glasses is a four-eyes, a guy who's a fag is a queer. >> "all in the family" did somethingeally new for television. it put before the american public archie's friend, who was very masculine and who happened to be gay. >> how long you known me? 10, 12 years? >> yeah. >> in all that time did i ever mention a woman? >> oh, come on, steve. >> nixon objecting to the show, that was a badge of honor. >> it was really culturally on point. every time. for a sitcom that was unheard of. >> one, two, three. >> i wanted to do an episode where somebody could give archie what he earned. >> shut up all of you! >> we created a character that could really let him have it. >> maude. >> i'm only here because of edith. the fact that you happen to be here with her is beyond my control. like any other freak of nature. >> before that show was off the air, fred silverman was on the telephone with me saying, "there's a show in that woman." >> hello? no, this is not mr. findley, it's mrs. findley. yes, mr. findley has a much higher voice. >> now get your coat and come on! >> what makes you think you

you have these two amazing -- almost like a guy's road roadie movie. e going play a scene where they get quite radical when a guy in a truck tries to mess with their heads. >> you gonna apologize or what? [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i don't think he's going to apologize. >> nah, i don't think so. [ yelling ] >> so i see you laughing and enjoying that. >> he was great. they were all great. >> he was great, the women were great. >> he said "i'll never work again. i'll never get another job." >> and did he? >> i don't think so. >> but 99% of the women loved it, it was like yeah, finally a director who gets it. but that's not what everybody thought. i remember having discussions with many of my male friends and they were pretty, i think, intimidated frankly. they didn't really like the film. >> i was going to be the producer and so i offered it to my brother tony scott and he said no, i don't really like the girls. and then i went to two other directors who said not really, i have a problem with the subtext. i said, that's the whole point of the movie

to stop a bad guy with a gun, it takes a good guy with a gun. applause thank you very much.erica needs is more guns, not fewer. the president is being pulled in one direction by the nra, another by the students. if past form as a guide, there will only be one winner — and it won't be the students. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. another developing story. new charges have been filed against the former head of donald trump's election campaign, paul manafort, and his business partner rick gates. the 32 charges relate to the alleged filing of false tax returns and fraud. let's speak to the bbc‘s peter bowes, who joins us live from los angeles. how significant does this seem to be? well, it is certainly significant for these two men facing these charges. this is a 32 count indictment. many more charges than they were previously facing for allegedly trying to hide millions of dollars in income on the american tax authorities, allegedly trying to fraudulently get bank loans. this all relates to work they were doing for pro— russian politicians in the ukraine. significantly, though

obviously every week on "snl" there is a certain amount of pressure. you guys, will ferrell this week. some would say oh, my god, cruise control, but you have to feel pressure. >> yeah. you do, you feel a lot of pressure because everyone already knows he's good. [ light laughter ] so if it's not good it's our fault. we're the ones that's the problem so yeah, it's a lot of pressure. hopefully will can step up to it. [ laughter ] carry us through with a cowbell two. >> seth: well, i especially am grateful you guys came here tonight because pretty much you're gonna leave here here and go right up stairs and write through the night. i can't wait for saturday. it's always such a pleasure to see both of you. and update has been so fantastic this year. keep up the great work. >> ah, thank you man. >> congratulations on the globes too. you were fantastic hosting the globes. >> seth: thank you so much. really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> wonderful, wonderful. >> seth: jost -- jost sent me jokes for the globes, which was very nice, and like a day before the

can't you open it, grab the guy and pull him out? >> that's a good question, but it doesn't happen in this video. maybe they're afraid to mess with the guy. the video ends there, but there's a second video. and the second video is decidedly more dramatic. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> you hear the pop and click click click of the taser. you also hear the expect in the car, uncomfortable. now, they're trying to break the back window so they can gain access. >> this is just the worst. already some guy is trying to steal your truck and now the police to get the guy has to trash the thing. >> you don't know what the guy is going to do. anyone who is going to try to steal the truck with everyone there obviously is not there. >> they pull the suspect out. keep your eyes on this woman walking down the sidewalk to the left. >> put your hands down. >> if you didn't hear her, she said that's my little brother. she's pleading with the guy on the ground to stop resisting. officers have already found at least one knife. police find a second knife. they are able to ge

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to stop a bad guy with a gun it ta kes a to stop a bad guy with a gun it takes a good guy with a gun. north korea will send its intelligence chief, believed to have plotted attacks on the south, to the olympics closing ceremony. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: we meet the philippines‘ pagpag collectors, who scavenge for food in rubbish dumps. and it's a chinese new year tradition, but who actually owns that red envelope money? it's 8am in singapore. midnight in london and 7pm in the eastern united states where the american gun lobby has lashed out against calls for tougher weapons limits. relatives and friends of the 17 students who died in florida have called for the measures to stop another school shooting. but the head of the national rifle association said it was an elitist plot to infringe american freedoms. wayne lapierre said teachers should be armed instead — an idea supported by president trump. here'sjon sopel. will the florida school shooting come to be seen as a landmark moment, when impotence gave way to rage, and rage led to action? never again! the vo

might see dollars support despite a dovish surprise. guy were kicking around a chart before wondering whether or not the sound in theory's run treasury market is significant. have we actually really broken out on treasuries? is this move as significant as we make it out to be? the real yield is still well within the range. are we getting overly excited? i think that's quite a subjective question to answer. i am someone who doesn't believe we are at the start of a big bond bear market. can spend several years bouncing around yields. they might even overall drift higher. i think we are getting overexcited. but i think were staring into a massive bond bear market. they thought we broke out 20 basis points ago. unfortunately, it depends which we are book is positioned. guy: a quick question on what is happening with the euro. we may see a little bit of tension. see, weare going to have the italian election coming up. teaches usmemory that we should largely ignore this. i think the spd vote is quite interesting. asked aboutthat i the spd vote. i

to stop a bad guy with a gun, it takes a good guy with a gun.cheers and applause] >> now, just to put in perspective, two years ago, donald trump did not come to speak. last year he brought the house down. they were skeptical. today he comes back, leading what many here in the hallways are say something a new conservative revolution in the vein of ronald reagan. this is an important speech not just for this conservative base but across the country as people tune in. and as you see behind me they have the metal door locked. but i'm hoping to get in there as soon as i can. steve: get a pry bar, a crowbar. [laughter] >> i will try to get in. steve: griff, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, griff. steve: the president, it will be interesting to see what the president does say about school safety because he and the nra are apparently on two different pages because the president has called for hardening our schools. he has also called to up the age where you can buy one of those gun us. ainsley: and the bump stock. steve: expand. the nra has been a

we are in the midst of a guys. tion, things will change, big time. wonder willf people there be middle class jobs for me. it's not a false concern. real. and the answers. we have to talk to them more. we have to let them know hear you. the here is not unfounded. but there are answers. the same time, folks, you of view ok, i - i kind the trump presidency as a accounts. n two the first is the threat he poses to what we stand for as a nation. our core values, institutions, our standing in the world. cases survival over democracy, if he extends his the following d president shared his views. closed and is clannish nationalism and this u limp. phoney pop and -- populist m. and he literally is putting to test an invisible moral thatic that is holding up, is the ballast of who we are. you know what that fabric is made of. of decency, honesty. just the notion that dignity and respect - treat your your friend with respect. dignity. eryone don't act like the neighbourhood bully, talking little so and so or fat so and so. god, it's the president of the united st

disappointment on a few fronts. guys a sequencing issue because they're going to change some of their capital structures. bhp as well. joe: they have got the dividend announcement today which is a positive. markets looking at the earnings and saying it is a miss and they traded lower a bit in australia. as you said, return in capital to shareholders but market wants more from the earnings. not looking 100% great. guy: iron ore an issue. joe: podesta financial technology company provides trading technology and they had a good earnings run yesterday but the share rallied about 12%. there was a huge rise for the shares. today, there's been this merger announcement. as you say, it looks like somebody may be new something before it happened. share rose 12% yesterday. guy: thank you very much indeed. ,o on your bloomberg is to say we will be speaking to the covestro ceo shortly. . we will get his take on what is happening in the plastics market. looking forward to the conversation. go on your bloomberg and pull all the stocks

find a guy on craigslist. [smooth music] - my favorite story by far. people are officially done playing. in atlanta, a tv news anchor got an email from a racist viewer, and tuesday night-- on tuesday night, she replied live on air, and you're gonna want to sit back and enjoy this. - a woman by the name of kathy rae emailed me. we're gonna put that email on the screen, and then i'll comment after it. "you need to be fired for the race-baiting comment "you made tonight. "it's okay for blacks to discuss certain subjects, "but not whites, really? you are what i call a--" she wrote n-i-g-e-r. "not a black person. "you are a racist n-i-g-e-r. you are what's wrong with the world." and so i would say to kathy a couple of things. number one, you mischaracterized what i said. i think when arguing with somebody, you have to be careful not to mischaracterize their viewpoint, so i won't mischaracterize your view either, kathy rae. i get it. on december 5, 2017, you think it's okay to call this journalist a nigger. i don't. but i could clap back and say a few things

nobody likes trump and you look at a guy like andrew weissmann people go to jail for a year. he's the pit bull and i want to know why robert mueller appointed that man and the rest of these dnc donors and trump haters. >> because robert mueller is not look for an objective team. robert mueller is look for people with an agenda against donald trump. robert mueller is a person who should be investigated because he was the head of the fbi when this attempt to find our uranium started in nine. >> sean: we have an informant. >> and he is investigating donald trump? he should be the one being investigated. he knew what was going on, how they were trying to get our uranium and now he's looking to create a problem with donald trump? we should stop talking about russian collusion because it's a bunch of hogwash. they have to put their evidence where their mouth is maybe then we'll talk about it. >> sean: don't miss the judge tomorrow night. tune in with "justice with judge jeanine." when we come back, the liberal media have done a great disservice to you, the american people. they don

talking about specific injury i don't want to get into a t that. these guysre rehabbing right now. it's still a long way off.gh, u know, a lot of things this spring, but, um, you know, th, and we'll continue to just monitor their progres. >> question from reporter.bvusl, um, probably little more special for me now. i just think because you're responsible for a lot ot, um, tu know, the players, the coaches, um, a lot of responsibility there, and just honored, you know, to philadelphia eagles, the organization, mr. lurie, but th. it's pretty special to do it as coach. ut>> that play before nick came over.d i >> that was a play that was in our plus five read zone. and it was a play that, upping, we had discussed even the nightt never know when that play is going to be cle there was a lot of conversation. i just called the time out, you kn so we had some time to think about it and talk about it, and suggest different thing. there nick had some suggestions as well when he came over to the side line. and then he and i ultimately agreed on philly special >> doug, fo

a gun, it takes a good guy with a gun. there was a good guy with a gun at that school in parkland. a trained, armed deputy who did not engage. >> what does that suggest? a teacher would be more willing to engage? >>> missouri's republican governor eric greitens now denying he has committed a crime after the st. louis prosecutor announced greitens indictment for felony invasion of privacy. kmov reported last month that greitens was accused of trying to blackmail another man's wife. greitens allegedly took a photo of her during a sexual encounter. greitens admitted the affair, but denied he resorted to blackmail. on thursday, the governor said the charges were political and called the situation a quote personal mistake from before he to took office. >>> there is fallout from the national mayor with her former head of security. there is potential evidence of the crime after finding nude photos on the work phone. court documents say time cards we ve reveal the pictures were taken while on duty. that is not easing her concerns.

the nra has for a long time said to stop a bad guy with a gun all it takes is a good guy with a gun.eat example of why providing more opportunities for guns in schools is not a logical solution and it won‘t work. when it comes to sport in ghana, football is king. but now rugby is aiming to make seious inroads. the country‘s rugby union has launched a major drive to promote the sport in schools. and it seems girls are increasingly taking up the challenge. thomas naadi reports. this girl started playing rugby last year and she plays one game of short format, seven aside every year and she plays one game of short format, seven aside every week. year and she plays one game of short format, seven aside every week. i wa nt to format, seven aside every week. i want to play. i want to play in the international level for top my pa rents allow we need dresses, birds and be able to play. there are only four female teams in the country and they play in the national rugby league. promoting the sport in school is pa rt promoting the sport in school is part of a programme from rugby designed to inc

they say a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun. we call b.s.! they say guns are just tools like knives and are as dangerous as cars. we call. >> all: b.s.! >> morgan williams, 16-year-old junior tweeted, oh, my god. 17 of my classmates and friends are gone, and you have the audacity to make this about russia? have a damn heart. >> i'm going to ask him how much money he received from the national rifle association! >> and a senior wrote, my friends were brutally murdered and you have the nerve to make this about russia. i cannot believe this. >> the white house says president trump will hold a listening session with high school students later this week. >> okay. a lot to cover this morning. i want to go to the russia side of things. this morning the kremlin is responding to special counsel robert mueller indicting 13 russian officials and 3 businesses with interveering in the 2016 presidential election. president vladimir putin called the allegations unfair and baseless, adding there's "no indication the russian government was involved in this in

we had a guy who worked at pacific gas & electric who was a retired fbi guy.d so i called him and i said is is there anything going on on morris street. he said at 6:25 morris we have somebody stealing power. the next morning they followed them from 625 morris to the vicinity of 292 proceeda. at 10:00 that morning, i saw steve, kat line soliah and josephine coming out of 288. i expected them to come out. that's who we had been surveilling. then i see what i think is bill and emily harris walk down the same set of steps. they were literally 20 feet away from us. we weren't even breathing inside that place. because this is supposed to be unoccupied camper. i took a load of laundry down to the laundromat that was located around the corner from proceeda i was this there doing laundry and i notice a guy come in the laundromat dressed in a suit. this was a totally working class neighborhood. a lot of latinos. white guys in suits were generally cops. he looked me dead in the face and i'm looking him dead in the face and he turns immediately to his right and goes to a

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but i thought it was a great idea. and the guysr when the incident first came down, it was a very impressive -- and the fact that the guy didn't have a gun, he had an ak-47 plus a 9-millimeter pistol plus box cutter and knife, the guy was laden down for bear, and you know, all of the sudden he just runs at them. you ask him -- he's been on your show before. >> yeah. spencer, yeah. >> i wanted one of those cars. you gave him a car. >> jimmy: we did give a car. >> i've been on carson. i've been on other things. i never got a car. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: first of all, oprah would definitely give you a car. secondly, we gave you something better than a car. we gave you that beautiful trophy that's going to look so weird in your place. [ applause ] when did you make the decision to cast the actual guys in the movie? >> well, that came after we were talking about the film. they just have a book out on the film. and when i was talking about how this happened, i was asking questions much like you are now. and then all of a sudden i just loo

in's some, 3% seems a good place for it over the course of this year. guy the shape of the curve. people may decide to hide out. the banks in the states obviously will be a derivative trade. the expected to stephen a more? not too much more but we expected to keep this level of steepness. i think the question first is, does the flatness or steepest indicate larger issues as we are trying to think? does a flat curve mean recession is imminent? there are several elements now that say it might not be the best predictor. is that global monetary policies keeping the long and down. if the fed is raising interest rates three or four times, you do need a bit of a higher long end. we take a step back from using that as a primary indicator. overall, thinking where do we going. short term ended it does not have to absorb the fact that the fed is doing another hike. we do still like the level where it is now. one of the levels -- reasons we like u.s. financials is the range between the long and the short end. we want to have that benefit. let's draw the line between th

they say a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun. we call b.s.are as dangerous as cars. we call b.s. no, they say that no laws could have been able to prevent the hundreds of senseless tragedies that have occurred. we call b.s. that us kids don't know what we're talking about that we're too young to understand how the government works. we call, b.s. >> i have my makeup on and she makes me cry every time i see that. just astounding. >> they really put themds out the there these kids. did you that when you were 15. one of your first acts if not the first act was refuseding to salute the flag. you were 15 years old process. why was that. >> because my family became quaker we i was about 8. in quakerism the most important thing is putting the human being before the nation state. you don't get to kill people for any reason. but looking around the main reason we fight each other is we have partitioned each other in nation states. as a symbol of that i wouldn't salute anybody's flag. that didn't matter. in this state if you don't salute the flag they ju

mccurry also was a guy who would talk to reporters on background, off the record. he let reporters know that he wasn't necessarily buying all the denials, and for that reason, he commanded a lot of respect. >> he also did what he could to keep himself in the dark. >> will it concern you if there's a story, a lot of stories, that say you're stonewalled? >> not if we are rallying around the arkansan the way the confederacy rallied around the virginians at bull run. >> the confederacy lost. [ laughter ] >> at that battle, sam, they did not. >> in the first weeks of the scandal, the white house press' plan was to divert attention to other issues of national interest. >> the president has said that he will remain focused on the work that he was elected to do by the american people. >> the whole strategy of the clinton white house was to show

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or that a guy who is as high up in a news organization -- that a guy high up in a news organization ist another organization striving for diversity? even fox news had to admit this column was beyond the pale. and i do mean pale. they took it off the website and issued a statement saying it did not reflect the views of the company. his comments might be funny if he was a crank standing out on the corner of fox and friends, but he is actually inside the building in a top position, executive editor and executive vice president. again, i don't know exactly what he does. doesn't sound like he does much. as a gay man, if i was working under him, i would not feel all that welcome. but he is always welcome on our ridiculous. thanks for watching 360. time to turn it over to don lemon. "cnn tonight" starts right now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. why do we keep asking why the president won't say what his spokespeople and surrogates are saying about domestic abuse, that is a grotesque and that it's wrong. maybe it's because he doesn't believe it. why do we keep asking why he tweeted

he went to afghan-- a local guy. said, "give me a ride to the airport, i'll bring you a seed back." yeah. lemonis: from what i hear, those seeds and the plants they produced would cement humboldt's place as pot capital of the united states. man: this area called humboldt county doesn't seem like california. lemonis: it was the mid-'70s. man: they say people here are different, that they think differently. lemonis: and as that weed grew in reputation, folks here realized they could make some serious money. by the 1980s, humboldt's economy was riding high on pot, and supplying cities across the u.s., and that caught the attention of law enforcement. man: ready to go. even after california legalized medical marijuana in 1996... man: there's another big batch. ...the crackdowns continued. through it all, tom and karen stayed up on the mountain, tending their crop and raising their family. their son, nya, and their daughter, elan, both helped out on the farm, but it wasn't always idyllic. lemonis: did you know what your p

if you stop a bad guy with a gun, you need a good guy with a gun. but that armed resource officer on campus waited outside the school building. it's just another heart-wrenching detail for everyone affected. >> realize, in these mass shootings, it is often the case that the simple confrontation -- it's why law enforcement since columbine is trained to engage quickly. if you remember sandy hook, as soon as that shooter knew police were on the way, killed himself. we had one in appalachian law school here in virginia. two students ran to their cars and got guns -- this is southwest virginia in 2002 -- and just the confrontation ended it. the shooter put his gun down face down, and that is not unusual in these circumstances. so for this officer whose very job was to confront this kind of a challenge, to sit, really, on his hands during the unfolding of virtually the whole event adds to an already terrible tragedy. i would note what van said. you've got a coach here who is willing to give his life to protect the students in his charge, and, you know, yo

what about a good guy, a good soldier like dirk novitski. re telling these guys they aren't gas and not good enough to compete. if you even if do you tank and bring in one guy from the draft i feel like that culture is never going to right itself. there's either too much pressure on the pick or the rest of the team mentally? there to build a winning program. tanking just is not right in my opinion, iain. >> kristen, thanks. >>> say goodbye to free foot long. subway changing loyalty rewards program. the restaurant chain no longer giving members free foot long for every 75 bucks they spend or free 6-inch sandwiches for every $50 spent. instead they'll get two-dollar discount for every $50 they spend. subway calls eight rich program with more frequent rewards. that's what they're selling you any way. did you know that jason kelce played the saxophone? in his high school band. >> love it. >> now you know. eagles center and super bowl champ spent today visiting sceptral high school. musicians in philly it's part of an exchange program event involv

to stop a bad guy with a gun, it takes a good guy with a gun.hite house, the president reiterated his desire to see trained teachers carry guns in schools. also on the programme: a vote in the un security council to spare more bloodshed in the syrian enclave of eastern ghoutta is delayed by the russians.