what kind of reception has angela merkel received from the ukrainian people? >> there were mixed feelings. some people are happy that she finally came to the ukraine and tried to support ukrainian conflict, in this however there are people that think the germany and other european countries and the u.s. are not doing enough for ukraine in this conflict to support ukraine in this fight against russia, basically. >> state universal, most of the russian convoy vehicles that have entered the ukraine without permission have now returned. is that doing anything to ease tension? >> they are indeed leading now, and it's somewhat decreases the tension, however the big questions are what was exactly on these trucks when they rolled into the ukraine yesterday without permission and without cooperation with the red cross as had been agreed earlier. the second day question -- the second big question is what are the trucks carrying now as they leave the ukraine? up until yesterday, border control officials were able to track only 34 trucks out of more than 200. earlier toda

lansbury. >> angela, good lord, you make me seem 89. >> i could never call you angela. >> i'm angie tobody. you got to learn. >> okay, i'll work on that, ms. lansbury. >> you're hopeless. >> i've been told that many times, that i'm hopeless. this question is as much philosophical as it is practical. but give me your word about what you have learned over the years about the value of rehearsal, for all of us, about rehearsing. >> well, it's not only part of, it's the integral part of learning the character that you're playing in relation to the other characters. in other words, you learn to work with your co-actors. you learn the values that are inherent in the scene that the writer has written. you learn about who you as a character are in relation to those others who are working with you, within that scene, psychologically, you learn the values that are inherent in the dialogue, and you learn to apply it to the way you read the lines. and that's acting. you're not yourself saying those lines. you're somebody else. and, therefore, finding that other person that you're going to be portra

angela hawken is this book pro-or anti-legalization of marijuana? >> guest: neither. if it's written by four authors and that is what is the genius of oxford university press bringing together four different opinions and together figuring out what the evidence base is. the problem with issues surrounding marijuana is there are such strong advocacy groups on both sides of the issue and when the public reads about it they have no idea which direction they are being pulled into. >> host: where do you stand personally initiate? >> guest: i was hoping you'd wouldn't accept that now that you did in chapter 16 of the book each of the authors was required to basically declare the subject and for many academics it's an uncomfortable thing to do. you don't want to show your hand in and research we have provide as unbiased as we are able to set of perspectives. in this case the four authors i was the one who was most in favor of there are one or legalization until commercial legalization which i think was surprising to many because my background. >> host: why are you in favor of

i want to thank supervisor mar and working with angela. i want to make sure it also works logistically. i know we face a lot of challenges in scheduling a lot of our meetings, we want to make sure it works. in addition to the legislation today i will say that we should think about other ways to incorporate and make sure we listen to youth voice. for example i make it a point to sit down and listen with our district for our point -- appointees so they can make they are thoughts on the decisions they are making and i also make it a point to tried memos -- read the memos that the youth commission sends to us and try to find some time where we can ourselves or members of our office can try to maybe participate in some of their youth commission hearings since they are all there already and hopefully that works as well. that might help to supplement the situations if the meetings don't work out. i appreciate you taking so much interest in the work we do because you will potentially be the next supervisor or mayor. thank you for all of your work

angela's children are being returned to her under state supervision. >> i missed you guys so much. at a future hearing she'll find out if she will regain full custody. >> did you pray, mom? >> i prayed every minute. >> me, too. later angela tells us about a message a police investigator sent her. >> so tell me about this note. >> investigator boal called and wanted me to let you know that as a parent, you can decline tribal involvement in your custody case. >> so the police were telling you that you can decline having the help of your tribe? >> yes, and this wouldn't be the first time that she wanted to get this message to me. she's also said it to me verbally over the phone. >> why do you think she's telling you that? >> i think she wants to influence me that i'm better off without them. >> i've had so many clients tell me, my social worker said if the tribe takes my case i'll never see my kids again. because you are going to relocate them, and place them with someone i don't know. and that's not true. joleen says she's even had judges challenge her right to intervene. >> and for

he also criticized the german chancellor, angela merkel. wase minister manuel valls very mad after all these comments. he said that they had crossed the yellow line. hollande wanted to reaffirm his authority and decided that manuel valls should present the resignation of the entire government. for now, manuel valls is still prime minister. a new list present of ministers to president hollande by tomorrow. of course, the important part of all this, the french are going to react in terms of popularity. has lost about nine points of popularity over the past month. he went from 45% to 36%. the president's popularity is at a record low right now. >> where does this leave the french economy? fromre talking to guests bearing berg. they were saying that while a lot of the right noises are being made by the french government, they haven't followed up with policy actions. where does this leave the french economy and the outlook for it? of course, these signals that president hollande wants to maintain his line of economic policy. he introduced a stab

angela hawken is this book pro-or anti-legalization? >> guest: neither and that is what makes it -- and the market. none of us agree with each other on legalization and that is the genius of oxford university press bringing together for opinions and together figuring out what the true evidence base is. the problem with the issues surrounding marijuana is there are such such strong ethics he groups on both sides of the issue that the issue that's on the publicly that they now have no idea which direction they are in pulled in. the idea is to get for people to disagree on issue legalization to agree on the facts surrounding marijuana. >> host: where you stand personally on the issue? >> guest: why was hoping you wouldn't affect another you did in chapter 16 of the book each author was required to publicly basically declare their position on the subject and for many of us who are academics that's an uncomfortable thing to do because you don't want to show your hand. in their research would provide as unbiased as we are able to do set of pe

i want to thank angela, the clerk of the board for working with us to make the amendment. with that in mind, i will make a motion. i know that we'll have public comment before we act, but i make a motion to amend the board of supervisors rules of order id in -- identified in the document that you received. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any public comments on this item? c'mon up. >> thank you, chair yee, members of the committee. i want to thank supervisor march for striking a compromise here but without asking to compromise the principles. i do support this motion. i'm happy to codify the communication between the youth commission and the supervisors into the legislative file for you and have enjoyed working with a much respected outgoing youth director jimmy tell me if i'm wrong to help strengthen the infrastructure in the clerk and the boards office in their endeavor to realize the charter to advise the board and the mayor. thank you very much to the supervisor mar and the committee. >> thank you. through chair, yee, i should have asked the chair of the youth commi

one more look at angela before, and bring out angela. ♪ you got me begging you for mercy ♪ >> wow. >>what they see? >> turn around, hon. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at it. >> they go right to the hair. so cute. >> spin right around. >> what do you think? >> with angela, you know, obviously the hardest job was when you have a pretty girl, you have to make her absolutely gorgeous. what i did here is i just gave her a pinch of warmth to make her blond hair a little bit more strawberry. she always wanted wavy hair, so bridget gave her a barrel curling iron up above, curling iron, and of course the makeup. >> hey, you guys, what do you think? >> oh, my gosh. you look so good, i love it. >> please go get her some kleenex. >> thank you. >> and the outfit? >> i think color energizes a woman, no matter what the color is. cobalt blue. everybody's crying. cobalt blue looks stunning on her. here you guys go. the fit on this dress was perfect for her silhouette. really accentuates her curves. this dress is from london times. >> come out. big round of applause. >>> he left the "west wing" to stop by th

martinez she lives in class e as a graduate she'll be attending where is angela she'll be tending ucla yeah. (clapping). >> good morning, everyone. thank you, everybody for being here and celebrating the class of 2014 our success. to begin i'm originally in los angeles i was born over there when i was about 2 my mother and i moved to the bay area and would go in the s r o in the hotels in the tenderloin we 3w0u7bd around and then a couple of years leader we get evicted from our home due to financial strunlz. thankfully the san francisco housing authority gave us a place and our first apartment and home in katrero hill. having a stable home meant one last thing to worry about. i loved walking to school i want went to staggering it was close i walked to school a and had friends in my community and enjoyed living there. i was in school like every other student elementary the only difference was at home, i held many responsibilities. i helped my mom what with cooking and cleaning and getting any siblings ready for school and picking up them up sometimes. once i hit high school i saw the wo

angela merkel promised millions of euros in aid. >> angela merkel's visit comes .t a symbolic time for kiev ukraine celebrates its independence day on sunday. the german chancellor announced a loan guarantee of half a billion euros for rebuilding eastern ukraine's energy and water infrastructure, and its schools, plus 25 million euros to help refugees. >> we are a member of the marshall plan for rebuilding postwar europe. offered to us by germany is the beginning of a merkel plan and i think the chancellor for that. >> chancellor merkel emphasize that there can be no military resolution of the conflict. there needs to be a cease-fire on both sides in combination with proper border controls. otherwise, there can be no peace. >> the fighting continues. the ukrainian government is pushing forward with its offensive against the separatist . these are the chairs -- pictures from the area. ukrainians say the russian convoy carried away military equipment taken from factories in eastern ukraine. angela merkel made no comment on those allegations. she avoided any direct criticism of moscow. in

angela, here's the big question. governor rick perfect riff becomes the first governor indicted in tex it tex since 1917. the governor's private attorney responds this way, basically, stating i am outraged and appalled that the grand jury has taken this action, given the governor's constitutional right and duty to street toe funding as he deems inappropriate. so is this political theater, angela, or did the governor abuse his power? >> this is political theater, but it's a pr nightmare. if i were the governor's strategist, i would have had him meet with the d.a. privately. kelly, this is a district county. travis county reelected this lady by 74.4% of the vote. she's very popular. why have a public war with the d.a.? now, as the commander in chief, would i want a d.a. to break the law while prosecuting the law? no. but there was a better way to handle this. doug is right. for a presidential hopeful to have a mug shot does not bode well for maybe the next president of the united states. i do think it is politically mo

the sense is coming back to on chancellor angela merkel today following reports that the german foreign intelligence agency has been spying on its friend and nettle ally, turkey, since 2009. ankara's said it has summoned the german ambassador for an explanation in berlin said a committee is looking into the allegations. the turkish foreign ministry said such practices between friends and allies it, if confirmed, would be absolutely >> german chancellor angela merkel was confronted with the spying allegations during a visit to latvia. reporters ask why was ok for germany to spy on turkey quinton angela merkel herself had said it is unacceptable to spy on france. -- to spy on francfriends. >> the report comes at a time when relations between the german and turkish governments are strange. he has accused berlin of blocking his country's efforts to join european union. turkey's foreign minister reacted strongly to the allegations, summoning the german ambassador to demand the next donation. >> our ambassador in turkey met with a representative of the turkish foreign ministry for talks, whic

angela, let me get your take. americans are not buying it despite news that sounds good on its face but we're not feeling it. that has a huge impact. >> because, heather, one's perception is one's reality. see advertisements on layaway. people putting toys in layaway for christmas. you have people cutting out coupons and robbing peter to pay paul and sitting on certain bills, heather. heather: by the way, layaway is something not been done close to 30 years and now become very popular again. >> exactly. robbing peter to pay paul. sitting on types of bills to put them off until next month to pay the mortgage. rich and i agree from the standpoint that the government needs to work together. but not putting more money in education, not putting more money in infrastructure. i mean you remember president obama said our shovel-ready programs aren't shovel-ready yet. what we need to do, rich, is lower taxes and give more money back to the american people so they can survive. heather: richard, let me ask you about this. "w

angela, great to see you. and what do you think about the brown suit?want to call it? >> when obama first came on the scene they said he was like the new jfk. well with, he should have taken a page out of jfk's book because i don't know the if you remember when nixon and kennedy debated, nixon wore a tan suit. it wasn't a suit of strength. lou: the president president is so gnatly attired normally -- natalie attired normally. >> one thing by watching the president the last few weeks, he's making up his own rules, and he's not listening to anyone. so this is part and parcel. >> you can dress up a pig and take it to new york, and it's still a dressed up pig. you are the imagine. it's not what you wear, it's what you say, and he has no strategy. lou: okay. i got it. and going to a couple of other things he momentum have, and that is -- he doesn't have, and that is the ability, apparently, to say that the enemy of this country are radical islamists. he doesn't have the ability to say that vladimir piewt isen is carrying -- putin is carrying out an invasion

i don't think angela was. >> why you can't stay close to me?fficers are strict because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's k-9 team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. one visitor that came to this jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend, i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. and the alert was given in that area. and you know, we are not allowed to strip them, but we pat them down. and we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us probable cause for an arrest. >> but for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of, all right, but we got to follow the rules. all right? you understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. i'm happy being with him, but it's not easy

angela merkel talks about the need of effective border controls and effective cease-fire. the border controls after 100 russian trucks entered the ukrainian territory on friday. something that kiev describes as an invasion of its sovereign territory. the same time no going back to those sanctions. we have to bear in mind that the european union has already introduced a whole wrath of sanctions targeting various different russian industrial and economickin economic agriculture sectors. travel bans have been put on place when it comes to key diplomats or leading officials, for instance, the intelligence officials. and the european union introduced it's broadest, wide-ranging list of sanctions yet deliberately targeting the banking sector. considering that german is russia's largest trading partner within the european union the aim is really to accepted the clearest signal yet of europe's dissatisfaction. with russia's handling of this ongoing conflict. as for petro poroshenko, having angela merkel, the day before indian independence day will be seen as a political coup as th

what will chancellor angela merkel say to mr. putin in the next conversation? >> she will ask for clarity. merkel, at the beginning, she was a translator and an interlocutor. now she's become a critic of putin. does thaton is, undermine her ability to broker

angela merkel arrived in kiev. she met with the president, pet two paperwork paperwork. she said that can't happen without better border controls and that russia needs to come to the table. >> i would like to express my gratitude for the meeting. i am glad to be here for the territory integrity and unity of ukraine. i hope we will solve the problem with jaefrm's assistance. we alsogermany's assistance. we also discuss the way peace has to go to. >> this comes on the heels of an emerge he knency u.n. security sub sill meeting after russian convoys crossed into ukraine without authorization. more than 2w08 ukrainians have died since april, another 5,000 injured scanni . >> we have to bear in mind that the european union has introduced a whole raft of sanctions targeting various different russian industrial and economic and agricultural sector, several travel bans have been put in place when it comes to key diplomats or leading officials within, for instance, the intelligence service. last month, the european union introduced its broadest, most wide-ranging list of sanction

angela take it away. >> thank you very much erica.still dealing with that longstanding crash on i95. want to mention another look at 66, it's moving quite well from manassas to the capitol beltway but if traveling on i95 at quantico, that's where you'll tap the brakes, we're still blocking a couple lanes with this crash northbound 95 so be alert for those delays you're in that jam at least 10 minutes. let's step outside, this is what you will encounter once you get into 395 heading up to the 14th street bridge, looking pretty good now this is a sluggish pace for you, but still no delays all your lanes are open i should say as you head into downtown. now where are you going to see the heavy congestion? on the north side of the beltway traveling from i95 this is a live look at 650. those delays continue over to georgia avenue on the outer loop lanes. mike? >>> thanks, angela. so you're filling up for a weekend trip. do not let gas prices drive you crazy. we want to help you out taking a look at prices in wood bridge this morning accordi

angela pressly's doctor in cookville, tennessee sent the 33 year old mom to philadelphia for detoxing and infusion treatments. >> there's nothing on a scat scan or mri that's broken, but it's like the software is being reprogrammed. >> neurologist put angela on a three medicine intervenous drip for four days, a nos relever, a migraine medicine called vhe and the painkiller lidocaine. >> we individualize it for each person. so not everybody gets exactly the same thing. >> i'll do whatever it takes. do i need to be here, yes. do i want to be her no. >> dr. young says two out of three patients leave here headache free, but typically the migraine will come back, just not as intense or as frequent. >> this is a hard problem, a hard medical problem, but we could be doing much better for more people. > if experts had the money, he says, to develop more treatment. >> it's vastly, vastly under funded. >> and stigmatized he says, to the point that the federal government refuses to officially migraine as a disabling disease to be covered under social security and other benefits. >> which is craz

angela merkel is in kiev and is meeting petro porashenko. she's holding flowers that he gifted to her. they headed into a building for talks, likely to center on russia and ukraine situation. for a look at that and more, we have the executive board member of the ukranian committee of america. thank you for being with us. the convoys, no one knows what is on the trucks. did you see that alone raise a red flag? >> absolutely. you can't deal in good faith with vladimir putin. remember a couple of months ago when the crisis was building up in syria, it was a year ago, he was adamant about no humanitarian aid to syria the previous humanitarian aid missions included parts of georgia, and other areas, where russian troops why not left. there's no reason to trust what he is saying is humanitarian aid. >> who has the poll, the cash, to have russia up. we saw angela merkel there speaking with petro porashenko, does germany have enough sway to ask vladimir putin to back away. the rest of the world hasn't shown vladimir putin that there are consequences

angela? >> thank you, olga. we continue to follow this accident southbound bw parkway has quickly turned into a parking lot. our delays will start prior to the beltway and the crash as we mentioned again is at the bw parkway and 450, three cars involved and this is a personal injury accident, so it's going to be there for quite some time. traffic is squeezing by in one lane, but very slowly as we mentioned. now a lot of folks already have taken 50 as an alternate. that's not a good idea for you. let's get a live view of traffic. 50 is dealing with accident location eastbound 202 on the approach to 50. as you can see here in bound 50 we are jamming up as you make the drive toward that accident scene which is also blocking a couple of lanes. so it's going to be a tough drive getting through riverdale this morning. now again, do not try to get on 201. that's not going to be a good alternate for you either. well maybe 201 but if you try to take 410 to 50 what's going to happen is the inbound lanes will be jammed as

>> i think angela is right. we can't leave anybody out.make sure that people who feel left out in the past are included in the process and have a chance to be heard. i think that's important. i think that's what america is about. i think in looking at the race republicans have a great chance to take control of the senate. we have three seats, of course, where we are incumbents that are retiring, south dakota, montana, and one other, i guess, west virginia. we have a chance to win in all three of the states. we have great candidates in a whole host of states. some m of whom are coming from behind. new hampshire and iowa. louisiana in place. we don't expect senator landrieu to win with 50%. republicans will have a good chance whoever our candidate is. we know who we think will be the candidate. that candidate will have a chance to win in the runoff election against senator landrieu. louisiana, colorado, alaska we're doing very, very well, north carolina, kentucky. we look to hold, of course. georgia, we have a lot of good stories around the

angela, thanks so much for joining us today. we so appreciate your insights. >> thank you. >> we'll be watching that meeting tuesday. angela stent. >>> even more dangerous than al qaeda was before 9/11. that is what defense secretary chuck hagel is saying about isis today. so how does the u.s. and allies stop them? our panel will start there, as we're looking ahead on "sunday morning futures." when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. that is how it's done. truly amazing! get in the hole-in-one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans and you could have your mortgage paid for an entire year. you know what i love america? fine barbecue, good times and zero heart burn. and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heart burn because it gives me zero heart burn. prilosec otc the number one dr. recomended frequent heart burn medicine for nine straight years. you can beat zero herat burn prilosec otc one pill each morning 24hrs, ze

meanwhile the german chancellor angela merkel has offered ukraine five hundred million euros to rebuild eastern ukraine donbass region the money will be allocated to a special fund set to be created in september the german leader discussed the situation in eastern ukraine with the nation's president during her working visit to kiev artie's poor leslie has more on what was said. many good words have been said and often these are the would say people here inhofe ruined it didn't it square i am want to hear but experience has shown him to be a little bit suspicious of what leaders are saying on the one hand the german chancellor angela merkel say that she does support a cease fire she also said that the interests of russian speaking citizens in ukraine needs to be addressed she also said she supports the idea of a decentralization of power the ukrainian president petro poroshenko said that he was setting up a fund to the tune of some five hundred million euros that was being provided for by germany now he has been asking for money to help rebuild donbass will essentially the ukrainian army

and its operations for leave him a former state secretary to the german minister of defense says angela merkel's calls for a cease fire gives him hope that the chancellor is seeing her citizens position on the ukrainian conflict. people here in germany are fed up with nato allies and they are fed up with was organized by the united states here and there and everywhere and they're fired saying it is totally unnecessary to provide president poroshenko with a window off. we are not interested in having the ongoing conflict in the eastern part of the ukraine if you should do the utmost to find a peaceful solution and therefore i think most people here in glee tools ila marks . that weapons should be silent in zero clane. and also just to remind you on our website at home we all following the fate of russian photographer stan and who disappeared in ukraine nineteen days ago he's worked for media outlets like a.p. and reuters in various hotspots around the world and calls for his release a globally supported by a free andrew campaign on social networks. now a grand jury is considering whether

. >> his relationship with angela merkel is intriguing from both points of view. it is a lucrative arrangement they have. >> it is the same relationship under the czar, the germans and russia had a long time interest. german productions high quality material. he has raw material. they have reasons to work together. >> don't you think some of these world figures are more interesting than or world figures. >> look at putin and yahu. they are both popular in their country. >> i'm talking worldwide. >> that's short term popularity. >> i don't agree it is short term. putin is very popular in russia. he is a strong leader. and he articulates everything he wants to do. he has great appeal to the russian people. >> did you see the picture of his daughter? she is in amsterdam because of this flight and getting remains. she's gotten quite a bit of publicity. >> she is an attractive young lady. >> that's in the national interest. >> you think her father is ugly? >> no. he is not as pretty as she is. >> when we come back secretary of state john kerry takes a pummeling in tsrh

william young put angela on a three medication intravenous drip for four days.a reliever like com pa scene, migraine med called dhe and the painkiller lidocaine. >> we individual lies it for each person. so not everybody gets exactly the same thing. >> whatever it takes. do i want to be here, no. do i need to be here, yes. >>> dr. young says two out of three patients leave here headache free but typically the migraine will come back just not as intense or as frequent. >> this is a hard problem. a hard medical problem. but we could be doing much better for more people. >>> if experts had the money he says to develop more treatments. >> it's vastly, vastly under funded. >>> and stigmatized he says to the point that the federal government refuses to officially designate migraines as a disabling disease to be covered under social security and other benefits. >> which is crazy. migraine is the most disabling neurologic disease. more people lose hours and days of their lives from migraines and than for stroke, than for alzheimer's and for multiple cirrhosis or parkins

william young put angela on a three medication intra convenience drip for four days. a nausea reliever like cam pa scene, migraine med called dhe and the painkiller lidocaine. >> we individual lies it for each person. not everybody gets exactly the same thing. >> whatever it takes. do i want to be here, no. do i need to be here, yes. >> reporter: dr. young says two out of three patients leave here headache free. but typically the migraine will come back. just not as intense or as frequent. >> this is a hard problem. a hard medical problem. but we could be doing much better for more people. >> reporter: if experts had the money, he says, to develop more treatments. >> it's vastly, vastly under funded. >> reporter: and stigmatized he says to the point that the federal government refuses to officially designate migraines as a disabling disease to be covered under social security and other benefits. >> which is craze zoo. migraine is the most disabling neurologic disease. more people lose hours and days of their life from migraines than for stoke, than for alzheimer's and

we saw today in comments from angela merkel's spokeswoman that the government believes this would beparticularly problematic for europe in general because germany remains the driving force behind european economic growth. >> indeed. good neighbors but still seeing things in a different way. let's move on. the 69th anniversary of the atom bomb dropped on hiroshima has been marked in japan. the devastating event was key to forcing the japanese to surrender in 1945. survivors of the bomb were at the ceremony which was attended by tens of thousands of people. >> eight: 15 a.m. the peace bell rings out. at that exact moment 69 years ago, hiroshima was hit i a u.s. atomic bomb. three days later, another bomb hit nagasaki. some 45,000 people -- survivors their descendents, japanese officials, and foreign delegates -- all attended the ceremony held by the japanese prime minister. >> i pledge to work hard to abolish nuclear weapons and to obtain ichiro world peace. we want to avoid the repetition of such an atrocity. >> since the war, the u.s. has been a close ally of tokyo, but washington ha

. >> soy angela medina, tengo 20 aÑos de edad... >> asÍ se presentaba ante la hace dos aÑos, exigiendodías, en una carretera del centro occidente el paÍs, con el torso desnudo, y los genitales quemados, su novio david, fue llevado a declarar, mientras lloraba pidiendo justicia en la morgue. luego, no resistiÓ la presiÓn policial, y confesó. >> manifiesta que utilizÓ una funda de almohada para causarle la muerte, por la llamada de atenciÓn que le hizo la joven. >> angela habÍa sido advertida por sus amigos sobre la bisexualidad de su novio, y ella decidiÓ dejarlo. tras una fuerte discusiÓn, el sitio, luego, presuntamente, el asesino llamÓ a tres amigos para el censo del cuerpo. luego de que david confesara capturaron a los que seÑalÓ como sus colaboradores, quienes juran, entre lÁgrimas, no tener nada que ver con el crimen. >> nosotros no estÁbamos. david, por favor, aprovecha ahorita y habla. >> sus familiares se negaron a hablar de casos destrozados por la pÉrdida, mientras sus amigos tratan de entender lo ocurrido. >> no entiendo cÓmo puede amar y matar a la persona que ama. >> la po

nothing really concrete or specific run either angela merkel or president barack obama. vladimir putin praised the saying what they were doing was good work. he used an ancient czarist term referring to eastern ukraine. there are 20,000 troops that are close to the border with ukraine and this could escalate yet again. >> those nato comments of 1000 troops operating within ukraine and opening up a second front. obviously huge with everyone just stepping back one inch from using the real language that reflects what nato was saying. nobody wants to go over that line. let's talk about sanctions. aland and merkel referring to any movement on energy talks because that's critical. gazprom.ne, and inthe energy minister was berlin yesterday and he basically wants a two-track plan, short payment and long-term arbitration. listen to how he put it. it is clear that there is aggression. [inaudible] they need a clear agreement. >> ukraine pays now and then international arbitration. the goal is to keep gas flowing into western europe. 15% of the supply here is provided from gazprom.

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