and that is why most youtube tributes to boris yeltsin have titles like boris yeltsin's finest moments or find him fervently stumbling or randomly conducting an orchestra that wasn't expecting him to. this is how the world remembers good old boris yeltsin. bumbling boris yeltsin was the president of russia at a 6 critical time in that nation's history, when russia was vying to be taken seriously as no longer the leader of an unwilling empire but as a responsible nation in the community of nations. and as part of that really big effort, as part of the effort to bring russia into the international community to try to normalize russian relations with the rest of the world, boris yeltsin decided to make one specific dramatic gesture, decided to do something the rest of the world had been waiting for for almost a decade but honestly most people thought it would never happen. before the soviet union fell apart back in 1983, september 1st, 1983, a korean passenger jet carrying 269 people had strayed into soviet territory and the soviets, of course, shot that plane down. it was korean airlines

angst to you and things to boris c -- thanks to you and thanks to boris collardi. the tesco chief executive steps down we look at what his departure means for the world's third-largest supermarket chain. >> welcome back to countdown. let's return to the breaking news. tesco has the departure of its chief executive phil clark. he was at the helm reinvent half years. he is going to leave on october 3 to be replaced by dave lewis. he himself 28 years at unilever. see what is it about this new guy's career that they are highlighting? it is all to do with turnaround. he is talking about the how they have international consumer experience. they talk about how he has experience in change management. they are trying to paint a picture of someone with fresh perspective who is going to make angst happen in a different way. >> he was one of the front runners. that momentum has been building to this. he has stepped down. is a beast. it's not even a third of what tesco delivers. he might have experienced turnaround. this is a huge takeover. negotiated, getting his own goods. cl

police force it's important to remember that while boris is making jokes about these water cannon they have in fact killed and given life altering injuries to protesters in the past as recently as two thousand and ten german pensioner named dieter wagner was blinded permanently blinded after being hit in the face by cannon he actually took the time to travel to london to petition polish johnson personally about the use of these water cannon germany is there looking to decommission those will to come in because of these dangers that have been evidenced by mr vargas case let me just jump in there and just response let me just jump in there while you're speaking about commissioners that they have proposed to even the air violet died to the water what happens to those innocent bystanders. well exactly but i mean we're all innocent bystanders we're not talking about you know the water cannon or indiscriminate you know they're they're not targeted to anybody in particular anybody who's in the street is going to get hit by these cannon started the project the people's will to come in because

approved by the home secretary as the debate rages on over the harm they could possibly cause there boris johnson even said that he is prepared to be shot by one himself just to show that they are say the rights campaigners insist that there is widespread evidence of the dangers water cannons pose ninety eight percent of those people consulted were against buying water cannons and yet boris johnson and the city corporation of london think it is an adequate idea to bring those water cannons which time again have brought forward serious injuries to hundreds of people on demonstrations exercising their legitimate democratic right to protest we have seen that the police has increasingly been militarized it is armed from head to toe when water cannons are used people get injured in germany in two thousand and ten fischbacher a retired pensioner effectively was blinded by the use of a water cannon water cannon to inflict serious injuries on on people whether they contain or not. let's take a look at some of the stories that are just a click away for you such as a generation of teary ins and hig

ninety eight percent of those people consulted were against buying water cannons and yet boris johnson and this and the city corporation of london think it is an adequate idea to bring those water cannons which time again have brought forward serious injuries to hundreds of people on demonstrations exercising their legitimate democratic right to protest we have seen that the police has increasingly been militarized it is armed from head to toe when water cannons are used people get injured in germany in two thousand and ten. or a retired pensioner effectively was blinded by the use of a water cannon water cannon to inflict serious injuries on on people whether they contained or not. ok let's take a look at some of the stories we're covering online for us a generation of to tie winds die hard fans of t.v. sensation game of thrones show their dedication by naming their newborns after their favorite characters find out who's heading the list that's a web site c.n.n. dot com. plus if you go there we can tell you how the people of won the remote village in turkey finally got themselves onli

>> that's correct. >> "boris" was code for bout, "farming equipment" for weapons.o the island of curacao, a few hundred miles off the coast of colombia. it was here that bout's buddy, andrew smulian, would first meet the two d.e.a. undercover operatives posing as officials in the colombian rebel terrorist group known as the farc. >> the two fake rebels, eduardo and el comandante, would say they want to buy millions of dollars' worth of weapons to fight the colombian army and the u.s. military pilots protecting them. smulian has to believe that eduardo and el comandante are real. >> right, if smulian doesn't believe it, we're done, and, uh--and we go home. >> the meeting is about to take place. what's your temperature like? >> oh, your heart rate is up a little bit, and your adrenaline's going a little bit. you have butterflies. >> emotions that only escalated when, at this hotel in curacao, the fake rebels tell smulian, bout's buddy, they want to spend $12 million on everything from sniper rifles to surface-to-air missiles. >> he bites off on it. in fact, he eats t

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boris lushniak, the acting surgeon general called skin cancer a "major public health problem."ore than 5 billion people in the u.s. are treated for the disease every year. more than 400,000 of those cases linked to indoor tanning. >> hard to follow that advice here for the next couple days. >> what a day today. >> it was cool. we tied the record low at bwi marshall last night. the record set back in 1978. a long-standing record. it was a cool start today. we are going to get another cool start tomorrow. temperatures will go up nicely in the afternoon hours. in town, 68 degrees. new point levels still in the 40's. this is one of the coolest days we have seen since the middle of june. average for this day is 88. the record is 104. that was set just three years ago. we had daytime highs in the 90's for over 60 days. 67 degrees right now in centerville. chevy chase now at 61. our final stop, george washington university. middle 60's after a high of 75 degrees. cool air off to the west. cumberland at 57. hanging out in the 60's closer to d.c. the dew point levels, why it feels so gr

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russia became its own independent country and boris yeltsin became the first president of post-sovieta few years into that presidency, president yeltsin paid a landmark historic visit to the united states to meet with then-u.s. president bill clinton. and this is how that went. >> translator: and this is all due to you,

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and under the gaze of his coach, boris becker, he becomes the new world number one. >> motorsports now. lewis hamilton has won. he closed the gap between himself and the overall leader and teammate, nico prospered -- nico rosberg. it was his second season when. -- win. the third went to daniel. rosberg dropped out because of gearbox problems. team crashed. the resumption was delayed for an hour. one suffered a bruised hip while another escaped uninjured. there is a battle going on at the top of the standings. it is all within the same team. rosberg is now only four points ahead of his teammate, lewis hamilton, after nine races this season. third place goes to daniel ricciardo of red bel -- bull. sebastian vettel moves down to s ixth spot. to the tour de france. he outraced the pack over 200 kilometers. kittel only marcel wore the yellow jersey for one day after taking saturday's sprint. he had no chance in day two. a number of riders tried to break away from the pack, but the one who succeeded was it only's vincenzo nibali. in made his move just for the finish line, winning by 2 second

joining me from london is a political analyst and advisor to boris yet son u and a senior folio from john hopkins university and from kiev, a spokesperson for the monitoring mission in ukraine of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. let me start with you michael, you have a network of observers, what are you hearing in the capital from the rest of ukraine? >> good to be back here with you. well, as you may know, we finished over the weekend receivingate of our colleagues held captive for a month in ukraine. this is something that was a real hard hit on the mission. it also shows what we are facing right now in those parts. our monitors had a tough time going around doing the daily controls. what we had to do is reconfigure and get people out of harm's way. i know now there are talks of having the mission, for example, monitor border areas. really security safety of our colleagues is a number one priority. unless one can get the assurances that civilian monitors can go around and monitor, it would be difficult to be part of some kind of agreement where we monitor t

. >> brown: set the scene for us, boris pasternak himself.e was already very famous in the soviet union. not the way we think of it, right, but a relationship with -- >> not at all. he was regarded as one of the great poets of the 20th century, one of the great russian poets. he became increasingly disillusioned with the soviet state and, after the great terror, he started writing doctor zhivago in 1945. it took him ten years. and it wasn't an overtly political book, but he realized that he was not celebrating the revolution, and when the soviet literary bureaucrats came to read it, that was their biggest criticism. >> brown: that's what i want to ask you. what was so dangerous about doctor zhivago, the book? a lot of people remember the movie. but the whole idea that it was exploring of this individual in his time, what bothered them so? >> nothing had been written like this before in soviet society. it was completely original and it failed to celebrate the revolution. it had religious overtones. it was teeming with life in ways that were al

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russia infrastructure as they were being privatized by nefarious means and they had enormous power and boris-yeltsonot fight it but when vladimir putin came in he said you can keep your money but do not mess with russian politics anymore and most agreed with the altimatim except one with ten years in jail. he was unexpectedly released at the end of last year and had to flee the country and he went to germany and then he went on to switzerland we think but from his perspective he no longer has anything to do with this and wiped his hands clean of it and have been saying these guys making the case for the service and suing this case in the courts they may get pay but he no longer has any shares and has nothing to do with him any more. >> intriguing case and thanks for that rory in moscow. and a second american worker treating eboli patients in liberia contracted the virus and nancy is a hygienist and works in the same compound as the other american doctor who contracted the virus and they closed many border crossings and restricted public gatherings as they battle the worst ever eboli out break and ni

but a debate has been raging over the harm they could cause to those hit by a powerful jets mayor boris johnson even said he's prepared to be shot by one to show their safety and rights campaigners including terry and mendoza insist there is widespread evidence of the dangers holmes. this will be the first time these weapons have been deployed in britain on the mainland in our entire history and it's a very dangerous step. the increasing militarization of the u.k. police force the silence from the mainstream media on this issue is is pretty much damning but nothing less you know than we would expect at the moment we're having a lot of trouble in the u.k. with these really egregious regressive rules they're clamping down on i will rights to freedom of expression and freedom to protest peacefully against this ideological which is impoverishing the nation. japan's ruling parties have agreed to lift the self-imposed ban on overseas military operations for the first time since the second world war this decision to change the constitution provoked a wave of protests and the following which is

. >> there's a beautiful triangle and boris is gorgeous. boris comes on.heated exchanges and dylan who's playing al. >> your partner. >> my partner but there's a sort of tension between them become as little jealous. >> and you have some very cool co-star this season but none cooler than a 6-year-old who happens to be your son. >> my baby boy. >> jackson? >> yes. he made his acting debut on the show. >> how did this come about. >> was it hard? >> look at him. oh, my gosh. he said to me, i have to go to school all day and you get to have fun on set and i was like no, i'm working. he said that's fun, school is boring. said, fine, you can do this little part. and he did. and i gave him some very strong advice which was don't mess up. and he went and did it and he was sneesk but you did have to bribe him to learn his line? >> he had one line. i had to bribe him not to get shy, miss his mark or come plachbl basically i said you have to be nicer than everybody else on the set and i told him he could buy a spider-man at the end. >> he got the spider-man. >> with

when i asked boris about execution risk come i he seemed execution risk, he seemed upbeat. >> i thinkis going a lot better. today, i cannot speak to words of any more operations. we have a substantial number of people on both sides that have come together and are working very well in almost perfect harmony. >> topline, dealmaking with the bank, assets rising, profits rising, margins moving higher. russian business is on hold for the moment. >> thank you very much indeed. see you in a moment. ♪ . >> welcome back. you are watching "on the move." i am guy johnson. the markets, 30 minutes into the trading week. you are seeing rising in a critical yields. we will get more details. with the stocks. >> one stop on the move is north. it is tepco. the ceo plans to leave. what is that worth to the market? 10e market has gone up 4 million pounds. is worthn is saying it every penny. a surprise for a lot of people leading up to the announcement. they said the market has gone higher. sbury, morrison are the two biggest decliners on the ftse. what we have from tesco is a warning. a very simple one.

boris yeltsin -- that you miss horace yeltsin? god, he was such an improvement to what we have now. he was always standing up on tanks and i've been sort of obsessed with the fact that although the russians had got rid of communism, they still had unread score, sort of the sleeping duty from. although the lines to view it were much shorter. there are actually alternatives now on a saturday night. we want to do tonight? wiki go see see lenin's body again. the perfect date. so i said that if we can give mr. lenin a push. so i wrote up a hoax article, saying we have just received some very hot information that the russians were so strapped for hard current see that they were going to auction off lenin's corpse. but they were very concerned this would need to a dignified manner and the courts could not be used for commercial purposes, absurd depilatory or floor? and that it would be -- the auction would be conduct to play sealed bids. so then i had to figure out what the opening bid would be for a dead commie tater. this was pre-ebay. now we would know it can second. [laughter] i though

boris has joined the cast.g there has to be some kind of triangle between you and dylan. >> there is a beautiful triangle. boris comes on. he plays a secret service agent. he and carrie have heated exchanges. dylan, who is playing my partner. there is a tension between them and becomes jealous. >> you have cool co-stars but none cooler than a 6-year-old who happens to be -- >> my baby boy! >> jackson? >> he made his acting debut on the show. look at him! he said to me, i have to go to school all day and you get to have fun on set. and i said, no i'm working. he said, no, that's fine. school is boring. they gave him a part. i gave strong advice, don't mess up. he went and did it and he was fantastic. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count y

he was the national security advisor to boris yeltsin who politicalst-soviet issues and putin rejects that. i think general dempsey is correct that he has neglected integration and he does not seem interested. to useconscious decision military force inside another sovereign nation to achieve its object is. they're clearly on a path to assert themselves differently. >> both of the statements are absolutely true. it really cannot be denied. ukraine has seen crimea go to russia. it was a russian covert military he got away with it. but theybeen accepted did obviously undertake a mission in ukraine and separate crimea. >> ♪ ♪ -- >> they're trying to run an operation to destabilize this to keep it from moving to the west. he did it through covert means. a complicated, dangerous. in ishappened here to put when you lose proxy forces, you lose control and you can have things happen with some malaysian airliner's. >> that's what the president said, the reason he was than to provide more support for rebels and syria was something like this could go on. >> it's a dangerous game. it's a very dang

it's ammunition to the critics of an expensive stadium, people like boris. >> this is like plastic spoonlate. this is one of time use stadium. that's it. nobody uses it in the future. >> reporter: what about the football. new blood is badly needed. championship match between the youth teems from the premier league. russia never got past the first statement in brazil. hopes for the national team in 2018 rests with the young. the clock is up aring and russia has four -- clock is running and russia has four years. endless series of allegations involving the russian government after the socchi olympics and the russian football league. vladimir putin has the people on his side. this is a nation of football fanatics, all passionate about what they regard as their world cup. all determined to make it happen. >>> that'll do it for this hour. i'm thomas drayton in new york. we leave you with another look at berlin where fans are celebrating germany taking the world cup. >> on "america tonight": the weekend edition. a critical health alert for millions of american women. a routine surgical procedu

how about the great boris becker watching his protege novak djokovic dispatch his opponent.r 2 and there would be no match point number 3. 6-4, 3-6, 7-6, 7-6. djokovic and federer for the 35th time they will meet in the wimbledon finals. and honestly, little joe, you guys got to do the hot dog highlights. >> it's a sport, righ. >> it is. >> the black widow, now her, she wins all the time. like 80 pounds or something? they are tiny. >> technique. >> chestnut isn't a big dude. but, you know, it's part of july 4 americana. it's what we do. >> even in a hurricane. >> even in a hurricane. >> not a sport. but, uhm -- >> no weather delays, i guess, in hot dog-eating? >> no. >> none. >> learning things every day. for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. >> our next newscast is at 10:00 on the cw. happy 4th. enjoy the fireworks. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in m

it is all ammunition to the critics of the expensive stadium and people like boris. >> this is like plastice stadium, that is it. no more users in the future. >> reporter: what about the football, and the new blood is badly needed and a championship between the youth teams on the premier league and never got past the first stage in brazil and host in 2018 rests with the young. the clock is running and russia has four years to make it work and hanging over these preparation for the world cup is an endless series of corruption involving the russian government after the sochi winter olympics and the football league itself, if president putin has the people on his side, this is a nation of football fanatics and passionate about what they regard as their world cup. all determined to make it happen. peter sharp, al jazeera, in moscow. >>> striker has completed the move from barcelona to the club arsenal and the signing of the 25-year-old for a fee of approximately $60 million. and he took part in the brazil 2014 world cup scoring two goals for his country and skoaled 47 goals in his 141 appearanc

outraged because i have a diesel car and the new york times has a story that says that they learned that boris johnson is going to introduce an additional 10 pounds charge on -- what is it now? in any case, an additional 10 pounds on top. i thought i was making a sound decision when i bought a diesel car. ever since i bought the diesel car, it is bad news. it is loud and stinky. i have to pay mark -- more. >> it is stinky because of the italian shoes. >> i would like to point out that the bread is italian and i was referring to the parent company. it is listed in france. he is out of that one. who is this? who is this? come on? it is a new superhero. it is a batman versus superman. ben affleck. who initiated? a big superhero. that is wonder woman. >> it looks like xena warrior princess. linda carter was in wonder woman and had a blue and red outfit. it is all dark. >> she has a rogue looked to her. >> she says that she is steadily femaled why do all superheroes have to do car cartwheelcore sets -- corsets. bookmakers, give us a feminist superhero. >> didn't she have a tiger that she rode? that

idioticting time on ideas like boris island. are airfares looking like the summer?er just competing against easyjet. you have lufthansa. easyjet has never been able to compete with us on price. they have done a good job of going after some of lufthansa and ba's business passengers. ryanair is copying that trend. they are doing so with a huge cost in price advantage. our principal competitors across the european space are ag -- r i .g 00 are iag and lufthansa the business continues to involve. >> thank you for your time. that was michael o'leary, speaking to us on the phone from dublin. by spring.strike what effect it could have on food production. ♪ >> welcome back. they report was just released earlier this morning. lower prices may not be here for long. el nino is expected to strike this year and it could royal agricultural markets around the world. good morning. thank you for coming in. let's look at the price and the commodities market. how are commodities markets pricing and the threat of el nino? >> we are comfortable. we have not seen too much of an impact. r

the message is coming from boris kolodny this morning.ting a bit better for the merrill lynch bankers that have come on board. they are getting towards targets. culture has improved. the cost of integrating the why the stocksis are reacting positively. those costs are coming down ever so slightly. a variety of institutions in zurich will do their deals with united states in regards to tax probes. they are buying assets in luxembourg. leads the legal issues behind. this is smart dealmaking. when it comes to the issues that you just touched upon, it is escalation in terms of what might happen between europe and russia and the consequences for this is clear. things are it on hold in regards to russia. >> we have the typical business of eastern europe. this is in the wrecked exposure. that there a risk in russianin taking citizens? >> from what i hear, the entire eastern european business and russian business is on hold. the russians are waiting to understand what directions the sanctions could be going. there are a number of activities going

our thanks to boris joining us from vienna.once upon a time, britain ruled the waves with a navy that had global dominance. while those days are gone, the u.k. is set to reestablish naval power with a new special aircraft carrier. tom gibson reports. tons, hms queen elizabeth is the u.k.'s largest warship. the flight deck has an area equal to 60 tennis courts, big enough for four jumbo jets. the planes lining up on these decks will have considerably more firepower. -35 is one of the world's leading jets, capable of supersonic speed and vertical landing. the system that can fire 3000 rounds per minute at aircraft and missiles. a long range radar can track up to 1000 contacts in the air or on the sea. made by a consortium of defense companies, the ship is the most complex ever made in the u.k. it has taken 28 million hours to design and build. along with a sister carrier still in construction, the total project is costing over $10 billion. the ship is so massive that those on board each have gps devices to help them navigate it.

joining us is boris schlossberg from bk asset management.e've been focusing very much on what's been happening with the airliner that was shot down. >> right. >> but how can you break down what's happening in both currency and with oil? how much of it is what's happened in gaza? how much of it is what's happened with the plane? >> i think the most interesting thing about the currency market is just how little it has affected the currency market. the euro basically was unmoved yesterday, moved like 10 pips on this news and still remains above the 135 level. i think that's probably the single biggest surprise is that you're not seeing this kind of a massive, you know, risk aversion flow to the dollar as a result of this. it tells me two things. one, there's clearly a nonmarket sensitive buyer in the euro. and a lot of people have been speculating that the pboc, the bank of china is still doing a reserve diversification so they're basically buying the euro on the dips. and the other thing is, of course, that because u.s. rates continue to dip b

rear admiral boris lischniak says there's been a jump. he has a call to action plan in place. you should check your skin for new moles and use at least one ounce of sunscreen every two hours. doctors remind you to protect your kids because sun burn in childs can increase the risk as they grow up. >>> this morning the national institute for highway safety is putting cars to the test and for the first time small cars are being compared to other small vehicles. jeff pegues is in washington where new results show a lot of room for improvement. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they crashed 12 small cars like this one to see how the cars reacted in a crash, the sides react in a crash if they hit a poil or tree at 40 miles an hour. with more small cars on the road, consumers want to know if they are safe. of the dozen cars tested by the insurance institute for highway safety, only one of them has earned a good rating in a front crash. themymy cooper countryman. >> this space is for you, the driver. and you want that space to be well maintained in a crash, even a severe crash.

with friends like boris becker in attendance.ederer to rstic and their baby on the way, proving it is truly a love match. >> a beautiful couple. you knew he was feeling it. coming off the win at wimbledon. >> perfect time. congratulations to them. >>> and then, well, everybody, i hope you're enjoying national nude day. it is, in fact, national nude day. a liberating holiday. first celebrated in 1976. dan, you celebrate, right? >> 1976, oh, yeah, i -- well this is a family show so we have pixillated. what's down below there. >> dan is celebrating right now. >> i have never felt so free, lara. this may also be the end of my journalism career, which is freeing in itself. >> today is just start of national nude recreation week. so really, you're just ahead of the curve, no pun intended. this holiday was meant to enkourm people to step out of their comfort zone and into their birthday suits. the founders of the holiday have recommended you celebrate by either skinny-dipping or perhaps answering your door naked. i'm not sure -- i'm doi

rear admiral boris lushniak says there is a 200% jump in deadly skin cancer cases since the 1970s. he blames both indoor and outdoor tanning and now has a call to action plan in place. you should check your skin for new moles and use at least one ounce of sunscreen every two hours. doctors remind you to protect your kids because sun burns during childhood can increase the cancer risk as they grow up. >>> this morning the insurance institute for highway safety is putting more cars to the test. for the first time small electric cars are being compared to other small vehicles. jeff pegues is in washington where the new results show a lot of room for improvement. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the results were not good for half of the cars tested. the ihs crashed 12 small cars like this one to mimic how the cars react in a crash. the side of the cars react in a crash if they hit a pole or a tree at 40 miles per hor. with more small cars on the roads, consumers want to know if they are save. of the dozen cars tested by the insurance institute for highway safety, only one

. >> taking a look at our next hour, a former advicer to boris yeltsin about the growing pressure vladimirin faces over the downing of malaysian airlines flight 17. >> a new warning of safety in the u.s. >> we are back in two minutes with more. we'll see you then. hen. >> disappearing polar caps... >> in the arctic the prize promises to be much substantial >> untapped resources... >> the really big expense hasn't been tested in the arctic >> could climate change reveal new battlefields? >> countries are developing combat capabilities fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're blocking the doors... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... truth seeking... award winning investigative documentary series the battle for the arctic only on al jazeera america >> now available, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energ

putin comes in is implanted after a political leader boris yeltsin and he begins to move gradually to consolidate power and he has a different vision. he has a vision that that ten years is an anomaly and he wants some way of bringing gathering, first economically and maybe through military packs and maybe through the re-creation of a unitary state. i think we're dealing with mr. gorbachev. currently not knowing which of those various options he wants. he's testing, he's probing what he can get away with. >> so what you've done there is to flush out that complexity eand the wall came down and then it was over, right? but i guess i'm also wondering. have i overstated the case that we're toothless in our plea here to the u.n.? do we, in fact, have more power than i'm feeling like we have on this day? >> well, we do continue to have an incredible amount of power. we are still the world's, at this point, world's most important and most consequential power and what i would also say is missing from the narrative between world war i and world war ii and the current day. the pursuit of absolu

reminiscent again of the shoot down of kao-007 because russia held the black boxes for a decade and only borislmost a decade after it happened that they had them but it shows conclusively there was no effort to contact the plane. and that the plane was in international airspace and it was shot down. we see that the black boxes can having a pawn in the misinformation, that's the problem. >> justin bronc, mary schiavo and tom fuentes, your insight is important. thank you for making it here. >> thank you. >>> let's talk about a grandfather. a family on a summer vacation. >> yeah. a young student who loved rugby, soccer. they're some of the 298 people who were aboard malaysian airlines fight 17. next, we're going to remember some of those killed aboard that tragic flight. remember, this is, at its heart, a human tragedy. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz w

joining us now from washington, rear admiral boris lushniak who is the acting surgeon general. admiral lushniak, first of all, these numbers are skyrocketing. i thought there was awareness about the dangers of skin cancer that was effectively being messaged from the government in all forms of society and yet we still have such incredible numbers. >> that's one of the reasons we're putting out that call to action. it's really to reaffirm that message that's already been out there, which is in essence ultraviolet radiation is a known carcinogen and people really need to be careful with their exposures to that. >> we'll get to tanning booths in just a second. we sort of made our opinions clear here. but in terms of going to the beach and people spending hours and hours at the beach and that pastime apparently still happens, but are sunscreens not working? because i know there have been different reports out about their effectiveness. a lot of people are wearing very high numbers of protection and yet still have these high numbers of cancer. >> i think part of the issue is that sun