come to cali? >> most definitely.beautiful views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah, yeah, look, the country is beautiful, we know this. but most americans, they're afraid to come. is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico? >> south central? >> i mean, my impression is no. when you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch or an expensive suit, you don't behave like an idiot, and life is going to be good. >> maybe i've been lucky, but i've never been mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people will tell you we had an amazing time. we heard some great music, met some beautiful girls or guys. we drank some great drinks, hung out, went to the beach and, you know, we want to come back, you know? >> there's a lot of heart here. people feel very deeply about things. it's the most welcoming country in latin america where i've been. >> salud, salud, salud. ♪ >>> i leave the subtropics for more extreme climates. riohacha is a city 600 miles northeast of cali on the la caribbean borders the venezuela. it's

. ♪ >> santiago de cali or just cali as everybody calls it in these parts is a city in the southwestropical temperatures. but i'm not really here for the climate. i'm here for tejo. ♪ it involves alcohol and explosives. colombian mario gallino, ex-pat will holland and their band mates, are to be my guide for this ancient and very traditional colombian sport. how do you play this game? i guess that's how it's done. what do you call this object? >> el tejo. >> hence the name. >> exactly. tejo. >> i should be good at this. i've been throwing pots into the dish sink from across the room for years. >> you win more points if you get it in the middle without hitting anything. >> oh. but that doesn't sound like any fun. >> everyone has a different style it seems. you've got to do one and then another and swing. >> i don't think that style is going to work for me. after some is early success, it turns out we all pretty much suck at this. not enough beer. that's my problem. time to bring in some outside muscle. >> we're going to mix in now the experts. [ speaking foreign language ] >> who am i

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but if you look at those nine action plan space to cali out this nothing of substance only knew in those plans. that is if it's cuz of some arielle major policies that have been proposed so far. so if implemented very well and executed. we expect this and you pull the loop reach out to right to make up for the shortcomings that for the past year. yes this and so on. if the ghosts nine nine action plan so well implemented. i'm pretty sure that the squid to make a big difference. aware for those people used to say that that was all racing feet. if you look at the pk overdose nine action plans. the couple problems. osama with those policies may face some resistance from the interest on sol one policy may have conflicts with the us policies in the blender have a conflict like this. i'm geared up to the present for up to the staff to prime minister took wanted me to his policies. well let's talk a little bit more about those interests bad main service obstacles to some of the implementation. a lot of her plan. aside from innovation in the rest of the forum and changing the status quo. do you

lot of expectations are ready for a fifteen year old delia when the sky and of course nana lived in cali last year and you as her black rifle is japan's and i love simon gray and mouse that i've seen that it will actually cut thirty it lasts and that they contend there is any team in nineteen seventy. we are thinking and i should practicing with the scalia official have to see something like when this guy have a look next olympics that is livid about the current medal standings on one journey still remains on top at like eight gold medals and the second phrase actually has been changing each day at nineteen ninety having norway and the second spot with seven gold medals in the netherlands. that and that the us with the score at all. i remained in the top five and three at the end how would you call it an a total of four olympic medals wanting to catch some gains after disney's past the answer to the back tomorrow with more will thank you so much for coming in and keeping us up to date it so one man army job in getting the bang up job to do so much that the elites. now let's shift our att

ukrainian opposition leaders are saying the same ilk and former boxer for cali klitschko each man independently which an uncle america to discuss the political stalemate and six goal loss to no time and colt with the u s sanctions against members of the article the covenants on germany's trying to help broker a deal but it's a delicate balancing act. as the opposition figures arrived in berlin to meet with the german chancellor tensions remained high. back home in ukraine the government did release jailed protesters on monday in a sign of compromise after protesters ended their occupation of city hall. but police are still out in force and opposition barricades remain on an around the mind on the quay at central independence square. before arriving in berlin. vitali klitschko said that germany should take a leading role in mediating between the two sides. what's going on sania sen york seen here on the left also want germany to push the eu to provide financial assistance to ukraine. after their talks with the chancellor the two opposition leaders met with the german foreign minister from top to

edward cali had never been prosecuted.he story was -- >> i asked the question was a possible lose never would have known about eli and it's more likely it will would take 10, 15 or 20 is to know about eli. they would have quietly prosecuted caliente would have led to a lesser offense and gone off and never talked about it and it would have been 10 years before some historian dug up the story. what we know about the war and how it changed the course of the war might've been different. the story would have come out that it might not come out in that point in time. there were other journalists who knew of the atrocities and there was something about sy in his make make up that made them pursue the story when others would not. he went into dangerous zones. he wrote the story and very few people were happy. it either didn't happen and he lied about it and even if it happened they shouldn't have written it. he was wickedly and fiercely attacked. he was attacked in the 40 years of his career. >> hey. this is more of a general que

what i had to do was where there's this bend is and everybody said hey isn't that larry doing all the cali oh you have a model tommy you choosing no i have nothing to do with it as a matter of fact i go to the studio they they send for me and they say have put this on get out in front of the camera and do whatever the director tells you now one of the funniest things about that is one day i walked there was wearing a white shirt a pair of jeans white sneakers and i walked into a wardrobe she said well you'll need a white shirt a pair of jeans and sneakers i said great he said to try these on i said but i'm wearing them you know you've got to wear ours and i had to take mine off which was a comfortable and beautiful and fit perfectly i had to put on the studio's outfit and then they spread to have pinning it to make it look as good as what i had more than one king it's hollywood stan that's doing cameos kids are growing up with i pads and whatnots and everything that's changed as the world changed in your realm the world changes for me every day like i didn't know i'd be being interviewed b

up to the north pole it's been in the summary to visit the largest freshwater lake in the world by cali in siberia and finally after months of anticipation. the lives not by land but i want to show you all it's very close to the olympic park where the. will take place on friday but i should make out space left at the pool as you could say i've had it's way up to the beautiful mountain cluster translate. of course everybody's talking about it with a look at people to carry the torch over the next few days we have russian comedians pools men and women and of course the main thing that everybody is that will like the school the opening ceremony on friday lots of speculation there but in the meantime the lympics plane is here in sochi and everybody is certainly very excited because finally here at the black sea resort well absolutely as you just said the excitement is building up and we can feel that definitely for now though let's cross to paul scott who is also in sochi for us and what we see behind paul is the sporting arenas and all of the buildings that were the venues i should say wer

up to the north pole it's been a summer reading visit the largest freshwater lake in the world by cali in siberia and finally after months of anticipation it is here in such in fact it will rise much not by land or air but on the yards then that will make its way across to adlib very close to the olympic park where the opening ceremony will take place on friday. outspread left at the airport as you could say i've had it on some cluster crosslegged pollyanna of course everybody's talking about who were the lucky people to carry the torch over the next few days we have russian actors comedians sports men and women and of course the main thing on everybody's lips is who will light the torch at the opening ceremony on friday lots of speculation there but in the meantime the lympics flame is here in sochi and everybody is certainly very excited because finally here at the black sea resort well absolutely as you just said the excitement is building up and we can feel that definitely for now though let's cross to paul scott who is also in sochi for us and what we see behind college is the spo

they are looking for greater incentives for productions to stay in cali.hey said, quote, we are concerned of the status of motion picture production is at risk. translation, we like it when you raise other people's taxes, but not ours. joanne, will hollywood ever lose its crown? everyone is leaving. >> no. it has everyone's stars on the sidewalk. i have never been. >> you have never been to california? you.. >> maybe somebody wants to plan a trip. >> i will plan one, but you will have an agenda when you get there. >> i think the tax breaks on the east coast are great. it is giving the actors on this side of the country a wonderful opportunity they may not receive otherwise. i love walking down the street and seeing films shooting here in new york. but that's because i walk and i don't drive the car. >> 20 million in tax breaks? he wasn't planning to move to l.a. anyway so they didn't need it. >> what is funnier, the huh poke craw see or the hipocracy. >> it is like the guy who kills his parents and then throws himself on the mercy of the court because he i

no way the cali did that. >> its definitely shore. we are with you there. >> problem solved.'s take a look at our day. temperatures are on the cold side. our record low is one degree below zero. we're currently at two above. temperatures will continue to drop. wind at 9 mi.. the big story today is the deep cold. the possibility for dangerous cold conditions. getting into the weekend more snow comes our way. its zero in waukegan. aurora agreed at one. only three degrees in morris. three in midway and four degrees at the lakefront. looking across the region, the wind chill is quite low. -21 in dekalb. in rockford its at 20. down into more as we are -14 degrees. satellite and radar shows we are dry. a cold front comes later that could pick up some flurries into the afternoon and evening. for the most part we are sunni. high temperature 33. it will feel like - 5--20 when you factor in the wind. decreasing clouds tonight it will feel like - 5-- 25. low temperature tonight falls down to about three degrees below zero. thursday our high temperature is 8 degrees. a record for a cool

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. >> she's only 12 years old but cali has had 16 surgeries. >> five years ago i was diagnosed with leukemia. >> reporter: sick americans are in the spotlight and ads from republicans and their allies aimed at introducing voters to the victims of obamacare. >> what am i getting in exchange for higher premiums and a smaller paycheck? >> i'm worried that we won't be able to keep the same doctor. >> the out-of-pocket costs are so high it's unaffordable. if i do not receive my medication, i will die. >> reporter: almost all of the $50 million spent by outside groups on political ads so far have attacked democrats on obamacare, and some of those ads have gotten under the skin of "new york times" columnist paul krugman who wrote thursday afternoon, quote, so far every single one of those sob stories has turned out to be false, echoing the senate majority leader who said this yesterday morning. >> there's plenty of horror stories being told. all of them are untrue, but they are being told all over america. >> reporter: strategists say these ads are here to stay. >> the most valuable ad is one that

the events surrounding the rwandan genocide the starry case is being watched me sleep in paris in cali. critics say from aisle to drain into the new regime at the time that the atrocities like the fact is the ticket cost. suspected of committing crimes against humanity. it's a long firefight in a seaside suburb of tunisia is capital is over one national guardsmen seven suspected radical islamists among the dead. the raid in and seeing standoff comes less than a week after lawmakers approved a draft constitution in the nation that sparked the ire of spring reporting earlier corresponding show that motto so what if the missing tuesday in the past year the primary suspect in the killing. oh sure to die he was summoned to the ministry of the interior i'm shooting to be connected to the organization. i was sitting up. radical islamist resistance. as a organization. last year was two months every day. in the house. instead of going to last night's the minister of the interior is still holding a press conference where he is showing her lips images taken by the use of the scene of the crimes s

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but is passionate but as my cali, glyn davies, has noted a number of times, pyongyang does not positive in this regard scots i wrote a piece which i recommend highly to those of you have not seen it. forwarded deputy commander of dprk military region in an essay submitted -- forgive my pronunciation -- and our north korea denuclearization is more in accordance with chinese interest, himself noted, north korea second of develop and nuclear weapons is difficult to advanced composition nuclear weapons invites international condemnation, isolation and sanctions to be north korea unable to assess advanced technology, as well as aid for human, financial and physical resources. this makes opening up to the rest of the world difficult to achieve real results and leaves into form lacks in, political and social economic environmen environments. general wang goes on to become developing nuclear weapons and delivery rockets use a lot of resources come against abortion large scale military which also use a large amount of resources. from an overall resource perspective, the sixes -- this reduces the

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