people care about on a daily basis jill politics in this sense i mean it's no it's no secret that armine is in a very. politically precarious. environment overall so bringing that into the revolution honestly what have just complicated it and would probably lead to failure so it was a strategic decision as much as a moral and value based one that misimpression and promised earlier on that if elected he would not change yet of on a relationship with moscow or the west but what about your muslim neighbors both to the east and to the west. and i said by john do you foresee any changes there i think as armine as foreign policies are structural and they are less about who is in power and more about the geo political nature that armenia finds itself so. with regard to our neighbors with regards to our strategic partnership with russia with regards to our working relationship with europe you will not find very much deviation from from the well as the reason i'm asking this question is because before mr passion and was voted in by parliament he suggested that he would push for recognition of the

by john do you foresee any changes there i think as armine as foreign policies are structural and they are less about who is in power and more about the geo political nature that armenia finds itself so. with regard to our neighbors with regards to our strategic partnership with russia with regards to our working relationship with europe you will not find very much deviation from from the well the reason i'm asking this question is because before mr passion and was voted in by parliament he suggested that he would push for recognition of the sovereignty of not going to cut off region it reaches one of armenia's most difficult long running problems and i know that he's about to visit that their region i believe on wednesday you're supposed to kompany him on the trip what is the logic of disturbing frozen conflict. before addressing all of the domestic challenges that you mentioned before i don't see you what he's doing is disturbing the logic and i think you'll notice that. even during this whole revolution there really wasn't an issue regarding the girl in a car about. his stance on th

mean i guess what i want to get out here in you know what's the risk of this standoff destabilizing armine out. that's obviously something that the ruling republican party has argued they have tried to cost this as a dangerous juncture for all mean you're saying that this kind of unrest could make armenia more vulnerable to attack from its all rival azerbaijan if the. only going on resolved carabaos conflict that they would use up to g. wall beams would dealing with confronting each other to attack their about for me you know. but having said that so far as long as this day's a nonviolent thing it seems that there's of the broad consensus that this is about it among the public this is an internal matters not about changing i mean is alliance with russia with serious relations with the outside world and they've also been very careful to make clear that they're located today was not aimed at the military or emergency services their ability to keep order they've let police called to let military vehicles through the barricades and they also need to highways they didn't close off with two high

. >> reporter: armin raised his four kids in oakland.ike jake, got an early start in the military. >> i was working in the field in sacramento. as a go for for the fly line, the plane's engines had to be overhauled every 600 hours. >> reporter: while free from major combat, he will never forget his final day of navy boot camp. the same date atomic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. >> like that, it was incredible. the bomb dropped the next day. the war was over. >> reporter: that was nearly 73 years ago. of the 16 million that fought the good fight, less than a half million remained. at 91 and 95, armin and jake are both in good health and their secret is simple. >> everything is positive to me. there's no negativity. you'll find out that negative the is gone -- negativity is gone. you have to live with what you have. >> reporter: frank mallicoat, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we are done. that's your message. everything is positive. >> oh, gosh, i just love their message. >> at they look good and sound good. >> yeah, they do such a gre

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i mean terry kay and i stand by john do you foresee any changes there i think as armine as foreign policies are structural and they are less about who is in power and more about the geo political nature that armenia finds itself so. with regard to our neighbors with regards to our strategic partnership with russia with regards to our working relationship with europe you will not find very much deviation from from the well the reason i'm asking this question is because before mr passion and was voted in by parliament he suggested that he would push for recognition of this sovereignty if not going to cut back region it reaches one of armenia's most difficult long running problems and i know that he's about to visit that there region i believe on wednesday you're supposed to kompany him on that trip what is the logic of disturbing frozen conflict. before addressing all the domestic challenges that you mentioned before i don't see you what he's doing is disturbing the logic and i think you'll notice that even during this whole revolution there really wasn't an issue regarding to go in a car abo

ousted sharon is says he's the only man who can rid armine of corruption and poverty and conduct free and fair elections. nigerian president mohammed who behati has become the first sub-saharan african leader to meet donald trump at the white house on the agenda was security trade on the economy but one infamous topic was not discussed alan fischer has more from the white house. new sign of tension instead warm handshake for the first sub-saharan african leader to visit the trump white house the president of nigeria made no mention of comments attributed to donald trump several months ago when he questioned letting nigerians visit america it's claimed that president donald trump made derogatory comments about several countries during a discussion on immigration the white house several months ago and when talking about nigeria in particular it was claimed that he said why would the other although nigerians into the u.s. because they wouldn't want to go back to their quote mud huts there the white house has pushed back against that saying that conversation never happened but we do know

people care about on a daily basis jill politics in the sense i mean it's no it's no secret that armine is in a very. politically precarious. environment overall so bringing that into the revolution honestly would have just complicated it and would probably lead to failure so it was a strategic decision as much as a moral and value based one that misimpression and promised earlier on that if elected he would not change yet of on a relationship with moscow or the west but what about your muslim neighbors both to the east and to the west. i mean terry kay and i sat by john do you foresee any changes there i think as armenia as foreign policies are structural and they are less about who's in power and more about the geo political nature that armenia finds itself so. with regard to our neighbors with regards to our strategic partnership with russia with regards to our working relationship with europe you will not find very.