in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things.

half of the children are from armenia.t is difficult to see the difference between them and their spanish counterparts. >> the children are totally assimilated in society. they feel romania because those are their roots. they also equally feel spanish. they are completely bilingual. they have no problems making friends. >> spain is also home to poor romanians, including the roma. but their plight is not discussed much. spanish laws make it hard for freshly arrived foreigners to receive government assistance. >> there are romanians who have worked and now receive aid. but we cannot say the romanians are abusing the social welfare system. >> romanians often rely on their own families. even if they are unemployed, someone in the family has to find a job like in the kitchen of the romanian restaurant here. the owner has been through tough times. >> business used to be good. the crisis has made things difficult for us. >> he had five restaurants. now he is down to one and says they are surviving rather than living. but he does

you make a right at armenia and you are just about there. it is 1-0usa.ive minutes later and corner kick and the header. the medical loan. team usa a 2-swrun victory. spurs and thunder and you never see tim duncun this frustrated. russell westbrook, the first player since michael jordan with a 40. -- 40-point and 10 assist. with authority. starting the 12-0 run and it is 105-92. we have a series now. stanley cup playoffs. hat trick and falling down to give the habs a 5-4 lead. and then completing the wrister, the canadians stay alive and take a 3-2 series lead. it is back to new york for game six. if you want you can go north from iraq. from you not in armenia. idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fig

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you make a right at armenia and you are just about there. it is 1-0usa. five minutes later and corner kick and the header. the medical loan. team usa a 2-swrun victory. spurs and thunder and you never see tim duncun this frustrated. russell westbrook, the first player since michael jordan with a 40. -- 40-point and 10 assist. with authority. starting the 12-0 run and it is 105-92. we have a series now. stanley cup playoffs. hat trick and falling down to give the habs a 5-4 lead. and then completing the wrister, the canadians stay alive and take a 3-2 series lead.

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armenia and turkestan -- turkestan -- kyrgystan have shown that justin joining. it is set to go in effect at the start of next year. >> earlier, we spoke to our correspondent in moscow and asked whether this was an attempt to revive the soviet union or to compete more effectively against the european union. >> none of the experts we have been talking to this day believe that this is to revive the soviet union, but rather to build a cutaway to the european union. many doubt that this will be successful. all the countries taking part are ruled by authoritarian leaders who are unlikely to be willing to give up some of their power for further integration, and secondly, mostly, kazakhstan is fearful but of political pressure from moscow after the annexation of the crimean peninsula. they are afraid something might happen to them. >> egypt's former army chief has won an overwhelming victory in the country's presidential election with nearly all the votes now counted, he has over 90%. >> voting was extended for a third day because of low voter turnout. in the end, just

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customs union has increased by nearly fifty percent and the group is set to get even bigger with armenia and kyrgyzstan expected to join the union later on in the year it dear graphically where these countries sit and how close they are will it makes economic sense for them to do business together and this arrangement comes the same month the russians trade with china has accelerated to a historic level of the sea in shanghai we had the four hundred billion dollars still signed and the president while he spoke of further future deals as well he mentioned a second gas pipeline to china so open a new doors with the east and seeding to dish or ties with ex soviet states now take a look at some other world news in brief. japan's coast guard battling a massive fire on board an oil tanker that exploded off the country's southwest coast seven people have been rescued. have suffered severe burns one crew member reportedly the tigers captain is still missing and the search is underway a coast guard spokesman said because of the blast isn't. i don't ration against the demolition of a social center

customs union has increased by nearly fifty percent and the group is set to get even bigger with armenia and kyrgyzstan expected to join the union later on in the year it geographically where these countries sit and how close they are will it makes economic sense for them to do business together this arrangement comes the same of the russians trade with china has accelerated to a historic level of asean shanghai we have the four hundred billion dollars i just still sides and the president while he spoke of further future deals as well he mentioned a second gas pipeline to china so opening a new doors with the east and ceding to dish or ties with ex soviet states germany's planning to abandon its investigation into n.s.a. snooping on the country it blames a lack of evidence that was denied access to key documents and witnesses that despite revelations even chancellor merkel's phone was tapped peter all of a. the federal prosecutor has said the reason for this isn't that they can't get the evidence they say that they they can't contact edward snowden thought to speak to him in person this

armenia and gir yokrigstan, ukraine scrapped closer trade ties with europe under pressure from russiahich was trying to woo ukraine to join the new eurasian union instead. >> we reported on detroit plan to eliminate the blight infecting the city. as it goes through the country's biggest municipal bankruptcy ev detroit has become a symbol of urban decay. not too off from the motor city, many people believed pittsburgh would face the same fate that detroit did. instead, pittsburgh became a symbol for revitalization because the steel city found a way to turn itself around. john terrett has that story >> reporter: racing out of the fort pitts, a city known for bridges is a center for financial services companies, medical centers and high-tech industries. pittsburgh's mayor said it had to be flexible to survive when the steel industry left town. >> you can bomb a city. you can burn a city. you can flood a city. or you can tear the economic heart of a city out. as long as you invest back into the people who believe in that city, the city will come back. >> the mayor says he has talked with

countries such as belarus, armenia and russia even before wurst took to the stage were filtering petitions countries calling for her not to be able to perform, also suggesting she be edited out of the broadcast, something that wurst addressed or touched upon in her press conference following her performance. take a listen. >> well, you know, i think for me, you know, my dream came true, but for our society, it just showed me that there are people out there who want to go in the future and go on, you know, and not stepping back or thinking in the past, so i thi k europe -- i'm so thankful about that but we said something. >> wurst's own manager describing the win as a victory for tolerance. victor and ana? >> seemed like a break-through on the international stage there when it comes to tolerance and accepting diverse population. i know there was another controversy in this year's eurovision show, right? wasn't there some conflict with the russian sipping singers and the lyrics of their songs? >> that's right, the twin amplers, ana and maria tomachevi the russia entrants causing a stir with

kazakhstan andf armenia are on track to sign a treaty. ukraine, it will be a fairly limited structure. moscow's fears. the big fear is that ukraine will spill out of its cross. -- grass. p. they would pursue closer ties with the european union and the united dates. this would seriously damage russia's agenda. there would be this neo-imperial union. moscow is anxious about contagion from ukraine that would challenge putin's authoritarian system. they may unseat allies in other places. in this respect, the key to success could become moscow's failure. ukraine,dly defending they see a western takeover. they believe that they are fighting to secure political survival. continue to operate under putin's system. there is a fear that contagion from ukraine could pull some regions away from the center. the third point, moscow's solution for ukraine. in order of preference, moscow has refused for different plans. say that we start with plan a. ukraine is integrated in an international in the two should. this has clearly failed. given that the prote

customs union has increased by nearly fifty percent and the group is set to get even bigger with armenia and kyrgyzstan expected to join the union later on in the year and as you can see geographically where these countries sit and how close they are just there it makes economic sense for these guys to partner up and this is purely an economic a range of the russian president vladimir putin he's made it clear that while taking the country's corporation to a new level as he said the sovereignty of each country will be respected and this arrangement comes the same month that russia's trade with china has accelerated to a historic level of course we had that four hundred a billion dollar gas deal signed in shanghai and the president where he spoke a further few to deals as well such as a second pipeline to china to talk in big numbers between those two a congress so it's opened a new doors with the east and searing to dish north ties with x. soviet states as well. all american citizens are being urged to leave libya as u.s. warships close to the country shows this sporadic violence there ha

moldova is one of them, armenia, kazakhstan. how far does this go for moscow? >> i think that's what all policy makers and analysts both in washington and european capitals are asking now. moldova is probably the most obvious. you have a russian community that claims it's oppressed in the ways russians in eastern ukraines have been claiming. you have large russian populations in some of the baltics that are nato members. that would be explosive if russians were on the borders of estonia or latvia. that would be a much different kind of situation. i think for the moment with putin, there's a sense this a ad hoc policy. i don't think he knows his next move. that's what makes it dangerous. >> turning to 2016 politics here. if anybody believed marco rubio was still on the fence for president, his latest interview is leaving little doubt he will go for the office even after suffering from immigration reform. goes as far as to pledge an all or nothing campaign if he decides to run. >> if i decide to run for president, i want to have some sort of exit strategy to run

their procedures for joining armenia to our integration vehicle will be finalized in the near future and similar processes are underway with kyrgyzstan we see very good opportunities for cooperation with the e.u. even though as awaits our european colleagues have declined negotiating through the customs union on the whole. declaring themselves ready to negotiate only with a separate member states we don't understand that because we are prepared to negotiate with the e.u. much as well as with any of its members states so why should it be different at the same time be it as it is i see a lot of people from european countries. and. businesses who are here seeing russia as its important economic partner and we very much appreciate that is our single most important trade and investment partner and we would like to keep it that way we would like to see trade is going down in various investment being removed we would like more active trade with the e.u. and therefore we call upon countries to consistently move towards concluding a new. partnership agreement with russia it should. trade sect

customs union has increased by nearly fifty percent and the group is set to get even bigger with armenia and kyrgyzstan expected to join the union later on in the year it geographically where these countries sit and how close they are will it makes economic sense for them to do business together and this arrangement comes the same of the russians trade with china has accelerated to a historic level of this in shanghai we had the four hundred billion dollars i guess still signed and the president while he spoke of further future deals as well he mentioned a second gas pipeline to china so opening new doors with the east and sitting to dish more times with x. soviet states patrick young an expert in global financial markets told me earlier that the new deal gives russia a huge economic advantage and sends a wake up call to europe and the us. think about it this way i mean amongst these three countries alone in the customs union they've had over the last few years they've increased their trade between themselves by the equivalent of mind of the entirety of russia's trade with the united sta