an unusual carpet fiber.was manufactured a limited amount of time. it was a ten-year-old carpet. >> on jimmy payne, the other victim, dedman found yellow rayon fibers stuck to his cotton shorts, fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that was under the bed. >> this evidence slide contains the yellow blanket fibers that dedman clipped that night, magnified by our own video camera. but when larry peterson had returned that june for a second search a couple weeks later -- >> there was no yellow blanket to be found that i could find. >> there are a lot of things in your case that disappeared. a lot of disappearances. yellow blanket. >> yes. >> disappeared. >> in the first place, there was never a yellow blanket. >> there were fibers of a yellow blanket. >> there were fibers alleged to have come from a yellow blanket. nobody has been able to produce the yellow blanket because quite simply -- and i'm just being very blunt with you -- there was

>> welcome to "on the red carpet" on location in new york city.achel smith. we're here in the middle of one of the world east busiest intersections, times square, and we're taking you right into the bright hub of the broad kay theater district which has seen its share of wood's brightest stars. ♪ >> people want to have a

we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you see a thing or death, you take this tape and say it needs a touch up there. just walk around and figure out where it goes and have a touch up paint day or two, and then the house look so much nicer after you do that. use blue tape, because it does not use an adhesive residue. you do not want to walk run with a paint pale wondering what needs to be punched up. i asked my wife to go around with tape, right? that works really well. sometimes you see sash cords on these wood frame windows. i brought these weights here with some old courts. you probably have seen these things. if the court breaks, this thing is going to drop. so a lot times in these columns, you hear a huge raveling and

the whole red carpet deal is not really a silicon valley type of thing.hat i will say is that there is a really tight community in the itley, and people -- because tends to move jobs so often, people tend to get to know each other. events and lot of meals, and dinners, and meeting groups, and there are idea dinners give an oral these things do happen. i do not know of anything that has happened like last night. >> i did talk to kevin spacey about house of cards. i'm a big fan, but there has been some questions about whether or not there's going to be a third season. take a listen to what he had to say. >> please tell me you're doing a third season. >> i have no idea. maybe they know more than i do. >> you just sat down with netflix content officer, and he sort of all but confirmed they were doing a third season. doesn't sound like it is not a done deal? netflixber that when rolled out this original show series, to hedge a little bit, they decided to have her dissing partners. there is a comedy called media rights capital which produces the show. which mea

we must remember to put away the carpets until winter. we must remember to put some naphthalene or persian powder in them. now the romans, they enjoyed good health because they knew how to work and how to rest. they had-- their life had a definite, a form. you know the director of the school says that the most important thing about life is form? the thing that loses its form, finished. and that is just as true in our ordinary everyday lives. ah, masha loves me, my wife loves me. you must remember to put away the curtains with the carpets too. you know, i am very cheerful today. i'm in unusually good spirits. masha, the director has invited us around to his house at 4 o'clock this afternoon. a country walk has been arranged for the teachers and their families. i'm not coming. but masha, darling, why not? i'll tell you later. but-- oh, alright, i'll come, i mean, leave me alone now. and after the walk we shall spend the evening at the director's house. you know, in spite of weak health that man is certainly sparing no pains to be sociable,

. >> still ahead - how one organization in the united states helping afghan carpet weavers grow their business. >> in egypt three prominent activists were the first to be put in gaol under the strict new anti-protest laws. the men were arrested in november. after demonstrating against the law, saying it goes against democracy. they've been sentenced to three years in prison. we explain why the verdict is important. it's important for a number of reasons. the first is that for the first time we are seeing activists being imprisoned. up until now most of the attention has been on the muslim brotherhood. the movement has been involved in or was at the forefront of the revolutions that brought down hosni mubarak, and the mouse limb brotherhood -- muslim brotherhood came in on the back of that. they were instrumental in drafting the 2010 constitution. there's no political opposition. this is the close es thing that the country has. imprisoning the activists will be seen as an attempt to silence political dissent. we've seen criticism, i think it will spread. the government is insisting the

i was on the red carpet at the event. >> it was a big win for physics. only an hour long. remarkable thing. i hope hollywood will learn a big thing. maybe all we need is science. >> i preferred this. the average sat score is higher. this would be a fantastic evening. >> can you make fun of scientists? >> and never. no. they are nerds. of course, you can. it is really amazing these people who are wishing them luck all of the time. what is the latest on aereo? >> we will win. >> can you tell me about the robot stuff? >> i will leave that up to andy. >> it has a chance to be transformative over time. >> is good to see the geeks and if you nerds. >> the fundamentals of science and space continuum and time cyclical. are there black holes and particles will start your word about late night television? >> thank you. >> he was out there for plenty of time, conan o'brien. paul kedrosky is with us and jon erlichman. how do you rate this on your cool meter? >> you know, it is a get together for folks who wish 2015 was happening right now are traveling to vancouver. i get it, it has b

getting the red carpet treatment.s is not the academy award. we are talking about breakthrough prizes awarding excellence and innovation in science. emily chang takes us there. to come to an awards show that is only going to be an hour-long is a remarkable thing. i hope hollywood will learn a big lesson from the scientific community. the real for this to oscars? >> i prefer this. going to be a fun evening. the average sat score here is higher. >> you make fun of actors. can you make fun of scientist? >> no, well, they are nerds, so yes. >> it is really amazing that there are these people who are pushing the envelope all the time that are completely unknown. is the latest ontario? >> who? >> area. >> can you tell me anything about the robot and he is working on? >> i will leave that to andie. >> you give money to a lot of things. why this? >> i think it is exciting and bold. it has the potential to be transformative over time. >> it is exciting to see the geeks in the nerds have a fantastic night. thee are here to disc

hollywood stars and a red carpet entrance, not in hollywood, but right here in silicon valley last nightawards for research and innovation and science and kevin spacey by and conan o'brien. $3 million, money donated by mark czar great -- mark .uckerberg and sergey brin i was on the red carpet at the event. for physics.ig win only an hour long. a remarkable thing. i hope hollywood will learn a big thing. maybe all we need is science. >> i preferred this. the average sat score is higher. this would be a fantastic evening. >> you make fun of the. can you make fun of scientists? >> and never. no. they are nerds. of course, you can. amazing these people who are wishing them luck all of the time. --t is the latest on arielle aereo? >> we woill win. >> ketone about the robot stuff -- can you tell me about the robot stuff? >> i will leave that up to andy. >> it has a chance to be transformative over time. >> is good to see the geeks and if you nerds. >> the fundamentals of science and space continuum and time cyclical. are there black holes and particles will start your word about late night tel

is our films correspondent on the red carpet here in berlin.t, the efa's are referred as the european oscars. how big is this night for the film industry? >> it's a pretty big night. it really is the only truly european award. you have the past as in britain, you have the caesars in france, you have germany's lola's that celebrate the german industry, the onlyfa's are awards that are voted on by the entire european film academy, just like the u.s. academy does for the oscars. if you win here, it is something special. it basically tells you this is a film that wins here is a film that not only appeals in berlin or in london or paris but across the continent. it is really something special to take home a trophy at them tonight. >> scott, tell us what films are expected to be winners tonight. >> that is a bit of a tough one. easily there is a big front runner. a movie swept the awards. this year it is tougher. "oh boy" might do well" and i think you may see this spread out among a few films. i would put my money on the french film "blue is the war

on the red carpet, instead oft( asking who areq you wearing? presenters. and kevin spacey was the emcee.i yuri milner is one of theçóok founders of this prize. áqrj people who are pushing in the world allok thehtime. and complete unknown. the celebrity business that we finds it. more than twice >>> live from new york, it's diversity on saturday night.xd "saturday night live" made fun of complaints it had no black performers when it had kerry washington play the first lady, michellec obama and oprah winfrey in the same okskit. the show says it plans tozv ad one or two african-american it's hadzm? four blacklp womene troupe since premiering in 1975. >>> sports up next. ♪ pose! yeah! ♪ flash! yeah! ♪ pose! yeah! ♪ flash! yeah! ♪ get the family to strike a pose, ♪ ♪ and show off your brand new clothes! ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> well, the sharks have failed toxd find their chemistry in december. and it's resulted in a four-game losing streak. could they(g. get off thefáÑiw3 versus the wild tonight? to the s.a.p. center. wild versus the s

we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> we're in l.a. live. i'm rachel smith. we're celebrating the season here, but also celebrating a very busy year for us on the red carp carpet. check it out. >> my motto is expect everything and a bonus.

the carpets are water-logged. this water extended well into the actual security screening area itself. so what they are asking passengers to do is to check in at terminal a ticketing, which is down over here. you can check in at ticketing at a. then they want you to take a bus over to terminal b where to check in for screening there. and then you will walk back down here to terminal a to get your debate. if you are not familiar, terminal a and b are connected. as we look down the hallway, you'll see people walking by. those are the passengers who checked in here. they took the bus and are getting back to the debate. i'm going to look at the board real quick, as far as flights departing, i do see one red line. it looks like one flight is being canceled. the most are on time. if you have friends or family who are flying in and are supposed to be flying in on one of the airlines in terminal a, you'll have to have them go to terminal b to get their bags. fortunately, the baggage claim for terminal a and b are separate

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arzu makes afghan rugs and modern carpets. change from complex african patterns. >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs because they are simple. >> at first most of the women were illiterate, signing for pay with a thumb print. >> in the first year a thumb print. now it is signatures. the women know how to write, to read. they are learning maths. what we have done, how we transformed their lives is inspirational. it's a change appreciated by the men. >> some of the people here have nothing. nothing to move their lives forward. thank god the lives of people have gotten better. >> moving on with their lives remade as dramatically as the cotton on their looms. >> if you thought last year's mega million jackpot was a big deal. wait until you here what the spain jackpot was. >> february 6th - we'll hit the slopes with a snow boarding legend who once again goes in search of schedule. that's ahead of us. >> mark is here with sport. the scramble is on for the playoffs. that is true. we focus on two games, both down to the wire

arzu makes traditional rugs and modern carpets, a big change from complex afghan patterns? >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs because they are simple. >> at first, most of the women were illiterate sign with their pay -- for their pay with a thumb print? >> now, you look and it's all signatures. all of these women know how to write, read. they are learning math. what we have done, how we have transformed their lives is inspirational. >> it's a change appreciated also by the men. >> some of the people here have nothing. nothing. nothing to move their lives forward. thank god the lives of the people have gotten better. >> moving on with their lives remade as dram at clique as the design on their looms. >> ahead on al jazeera america, dangerous weather in the forecast for you today? and a freight train slams into the kenyan slum. we will have the latest on that coming up next. big pharma. i think one of the luxuries i have is i'm in academic medicine, and we have a policy that we don't interact with pharmaceutical companies. so i hope that gives me a better perspec

and our films correspondent scott rock star is on the red carpet here in berlin. scott the essays are referred to as the european oscars. how big is this night for the european film industry it's a pretty tight i mean that it really is the only truly europe in the ward you've got the baptism for a new god that the seasons of france got the journey to lola's ikea which celebrate the local film industries but the if is the only ones that are only words that are voted on by the entire european commission european film academy votes the if awards just like the us academy does for the oscars and if you win here it is something special. it's basically tells you that this is a film that wins here is a film that gnarly peels in berlin or in in london or paris but really across the cotton so it really is something special to take home a trophy at the atf is tonight. that's what films are expected to come away as minor snag. yet that's a difficult one usually there's the update front runner in last year it was michelle comic of the more which basically swept the awards the

onan o'brien -- we're out the red carpet.ith us. ♪ >> here's a look at the top headlines this morning. north korea has executed the uncle of kim jong un. they accused him of trying to overthrow the regime. collins sac capital is facing big changes. this is according to the wall street journal. they're also changing relationships. --y have lands end dan lamplight insider trading charges. and users will be able to tell if someone else on twitter has locked them. twitter was trying to shield people from retaliation, but the new rule actually made it easier for stalkers to track the atoms. ctims. >> joining us now with tom keene. >> she hates me, she can block me. completely. >> i can block you. i am more like the stalker anyway. >> is it you that is stalking me? >> i am stalking you and you want. of me. you blocked me. they switched it so you would mew me. i would still be harassing you, but you would not know it. the twitter sphere when not. >> you would know that i block to? >> yes. you would mute me. they came out with a hint

be a way to make a living if they can export carpets. an organization in chicago is helping women in baman province. john has this story >> reporter: the rich cultural history was largely blown up by the taliban along with these towering statues of bud buddha and then the heart of the nation's historic industry and income leaving shoeless children and jobless afghans. >> there have been a lot of changes. people who are unemployed before can work now. the wages that they give are very high. >> as you can see, it's very -- >> the american came from former investment banker who visited afghanistan in a u.s. state department mish in 2004 in return with a business custom designed for afghan women. >> it was seeing the conditions of women, many living in rubble, with their small children that hooked my heart. we are not there yet. why? we need to sell more rugs. >> the revival comes with a distinctly western twist. >> we are comfortable with the foreign designs because they are simple. >> at first, most of the women were i will llliterate sign

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the problem is that a lot of air pollution is actually in the carpet or on the soft furnitures. >> that means kids like jack are trapped inside with things like dust and mold. these can trigger a dangerous asthma attack. >> sometimes i get dizzy and feel lightheaded, so then i feel like, in a way, i'm gonna pass out. >> so jack's mother is taking action to clear the air at home. she's using special filters on the vacuum and checking for dust -- even where it can not be seen. >> you never know what's underneath the carpet that you have, you know, from pets or from water damage. >> the solution is not only dusting and vacuuming. the experts also have a very high-tech idea. to freshen up the air, try opening up a window. >> ironically, one of the most commonly misspelled words in english is "misspelled." that might sound redundant, but it's not. the word "misspelled" is often misspelled. so that you don't make the same mistake, remember there are two s's and two l's. now you know how to spell "misspelled" correctly. >> it's a dish developed by the ancient aztecs -- easy to make and fun to

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they might get the water out, but you still got carpet damage and ceiling tile damage. there's a light fixture hanging from there. that's a similar situation on parts downstairs. on the windows here, you can see a lot of steam as a result of this water main break. we think it might have been hot water. you've got a lot of humidity up here, so you've also got that. that's an issue to deal with. as far as why the pipes broke, i talked to a person who works here with an old metal pipe. it was old and things that get old break down. that's what happened this morning. it will be several hours if not a day before they get this mess cleaned up. but again, go to ticketing at terminal a. that's not affected. take a bus to b. get to terminal b. walk back to your gate at a. reporting live on a horrible monday morning for people, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it will take time to clean that up. we'll keep checking back in with you. thank you, bob. >>> a family is demanding answers this morning as their 13-year-old daughter is brain dead following routine surgery. christie smit

and also the intelligence agencies in india, they kind of brushed it under the carpet and said, oh, it'll never happen, it's too crazy an idea. multiple attackers launching themselves from a dinghy, it's too crazy. and sadly, they were wrong. it did happen. >> um, did you come to any conclusions about, um, preventative measures or anything that could help, i guess, determine ahead of time if something's going to happen? >> it's very hard to do that kind of crystal ball gazing. i think the one thing you can be certain is the reason that we're paragraphly interested in. i mean -- marley interested in. there's a hot border between india and pakistan and, of course, with afghanistan with the u.s. forces withdrawing, there's a power vacuum there. so our interest still lies in those fault lines in the region. but one thing about this book, it's also about extraordinary human stories, and, you know, for us having worked in the region for 18, 20 years, we're interested not in objectifying any characters, but actually culling real stories from the inside. so all of these people, 90% of them are pa

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on the red carpet.ies like "anna karenina." >> and you love me? >> yes. >> reporter: and "the duchess." >> that's great. >> reporter: but in real life, a-list actress keira knightley shocked when she wore this knee-length chanel dress on her wedding day. a dress she wore in 2008, pairing it back then with black tights. but perhaps the third time is perhaps the charm. dusting it off again, rocking the recycled gown down the red carpet. this time, she added a sheer beaded overlay. >> when you look at the dress itself, we're not talking about a princess diana ball gown encrusted in swaur often swarovski crystals and pearls. we're talking about a simple and stunning look. >> reporter: she's not the only one to wear the same dress more than once. kate middleton repurposed this pink dress in 2012. wearing it 2 times in just 11 days. and first lady michelle obama is a fan of this colorful frock. but is recycling your wedding dress a fashion faux pas or not? fashion expert cameron silver says, proceed with caut

. >> i did meet her on the red carpet. >> jon: how was she. >> tiny. she's wee.ught she was statueesque but she's wee. >> jon: more wee than me? >> it's tough to be more wee than you. >> jon: people meet me sometimes and they think i'm tall and then they meet me and the disappointment in their eyes is often palpable. >> i get the same thing, you know. >> jon: i think you are tall. >> people think i'm larger than i am. people always say but you are small. i thought wait, you thought i was fat. >> jon: you get in fights? i just back off. they say i thought you were taller and i was like me, too. i thought i was taller and younger. i'm just going to go, i'm going to walk away. >> walk away. >> jon: how long when you shoot the movies because now there's a few of them how long did you live there? >> i lived there for a year. in nz. i lived there a year. the dwarfs were there for two years. whraf lf. [laughter] >> jon: it's not a phrase you hear a lot. >> i wasn't talking about you. >> jon: i understand. but the dwarfs were there for two years. why did they have to say

jerry would i stand up (clapping) >> in closing my father worked on this bridge as carpeters 22.re here to celebrate the opening in 1936. the bridge cost 77 million the program was $0.25. in the program you'll find some interesting statistics by one strange point is when the bookends war paid off the bridge was supposed to be free so i'm assuming it has not been paid off. the earthquake in 1939 is it shouldn't have taken that long to go forward on projects. let's be more coffin responsive to the public's needs as in 1936. thank you and enjoy your new bridge (clapping) >> don't worry we're in the home stretch only 27 speakers to go. i want to acknowledge more folks in the audience. there are 3 that former chairs who still you serve on the commission. (calling names). we picked the design (clapping) >> i'm going to ask you all to stand up later. we picked the design when jim was chair and i don't think he's going to forgive me. two former or 3 folks deserve special recognize. (calling names). (clapping) 345r was the chair and both john and jerry served on the design task force. i c

helps afghan carpet weavers grow their business. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. united nations got about 700 staffers out of south sudan. most were americans, all noncritical staff members were taken to neighbouring uganda to escape the violence in south sudan. rebel fighters have been trying to overthrow the government, citing ethnic discrimination. protesters going into a second month with 100,000 demonstrating in the capital. protesters encouraged to push through the holidays. the president backing out of a trade deal with the european union, in favour of stronger ties with russia. >> chase bank is trying to protect debit cards at target stores. they are limiting debit card withdrawals to $100, and customers will only be able to spend $300. outside the u.s. a debit card will not be able to withdraw any cash. >> pope francis used his last devotional prayer before christmas to make an appeal for homeless families, speaking of difficulties that homeless families face and called for everyone to do everything possible. he enc

nice, neat carpet. >> new carpet. the ceilings were parented. >> oh, really? >> we got you some furniture. >> i like that love seat. that looks comfortable. >> nice, nice, nice. >> yeah, guys, you don't even know. oh, you don't even know. all i want is a good night's sleep. my aching back. my god, you don't even know. this is really my favorite room in the whole house. i like cooking so much. i want to do maybe my daughter comes by tomorrow, i want to cook deep fried chicken tacos. i like that. it's a really good dish. you guys seen my cell. my room wasn't too much bigger than this. look at that. this is nice, look at that mirror. i can see myself good. that is nice. >> ray soon discovers that roy left behind his food stash. >> all the guys back in prison, look at this. my brother gets out of prison and he finds -- >> it's like canteen. >> it's like prison canteen, i swear. my god, roy, it's crazy, don't you think? he's been eating them for 23 years. oh, man. that's crazy. man, i love you, roy, but come on, the ramen soups have got to go. to go from a cell to

timeliness is the fact that this necklace made in 1967 was chronological to be one or more on the red carpet of the academy awards and now bully ever since this necklace is known after that actress. now in the 1970s the third generation of bully came to take over the leadership of the company after the death of their respective georgia bully with who died in 1966 and the other in 1973. his sons took over the family business and here you see them seated in the store. so you can see from the left johnny paling low and nicole. now as a result, the jewels are characterized by youthful spirit. with the dines drawn from an e collective rankle of sources. a great number and variety of long necklaces were created at this time. this is not surprisingly since the they were 80 shaped to the long lines of the mabs i didn't debris dress. they feature color and large stones. for example, the one that you see here has a huge emerald of over 3 hundred carrots. others draw from original sources such as a we have the b bud had a >> one of the pieces was owned by ben webb son which you see here pictured foiste

. >>> there was some red carpet treatment today for some deserving bay area teachers.ht teachers were in the audience of the ellen show. families here in the bay area nominated these teachers. they were given about $2,000 in prizes. our colleagues at ellen talked to one of the teachers from pleasanton. >> every day we're dealing with kids and teaching them to read, add and subtract, and wiping their tears. for the students and the parents to feel we were deserving to come to the show, i feel very blessed. >> very fun for all the teachers. they took home a bounty of goodies, including a vacation to a spa, a tablet, and plenty of gift cards. >>> you're sending us the gift of beautiful weather. >> we've got a great forecast coming our way. it is clear. i know that camera is dark. the good news is you can actually see the city lights after that poor air quality much improving. >> that's going to do it for us. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, massive security breach. upwards of 40 million people have been hit, all of them after shopping at target during the heig

rolling out the red carpet to lure those last-minute holiday shoppers. target, nordstrom has extended hours and free shipping wednesday with guaranteed delivery by christmas. >>> anxiously awaiting the fed's decision this afternoon, central bank may cut back its stimulus programs early next year. richard, back to you. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, president obama's message to russia's president putin puts mr. obama's priorities front and center. >>> and the fearless feat of high-flying fancy for you to feast your eyes on when "early today" returns. >>> google is out with its most popular searches of the year that begin with "what is." the top five, what is gluten? what is molly? what is doma? what is ricin? the number one search of the year, what is twerking? >>> now let's get to the latest in sports. no twerking in that. >>> president obama choosing two openly gay athletes to clear messages about russia's view on gay propaganda. billie jean king will walk in sochi opening and/or closing ceremonies. the first time since 2000 when a preside

movie chain amc is set to roll out the red carpet on wall street next week for its public premier. should you book a ticket, or will this silver screen opportunity turn into a box office flop? >>> plus, smell of success? from french fries to fabric softener, international flavors and fragrances is the company that puts the aroma in it all. is it time to take a whiff, or will this run turn sour? cramer talks to the ceo. all coming up on "mad money". >>> when it comes to the cloud computing games with turbo charged growth rates, sometimes you have to hold your nose and buy. if the stocks seem but not be ridiculously expensive by traditional valuation metrics, if are you trying to make money, and that's what the goal is all about, then you can't afford to scoff at the moves of these cloud stocks. especially this close to the end of the year when so many money managers are chasing performance and willing to buy anything with momentum regardless of the price, which brings me to metadata solutions, mdso. a company i like to call the salesforce.com of the -- it's the leading player in wha

for many of us, that means getting our carpets cleaned. it's not cheap. you need to be careful when picking a company that starts with understand ads. kevin with the bay area condition assumer check book. >> you need to be careful about what you consider a room. if you have an l-shaped room most of the time they're going to consider that two room. check book says the good way to get an estimate is measure, count stair asks call and ask for a phone estimate. now, i have a link to the web site. you can check it out and perhaps figure out the best you should advise yichlt we're going to take a look at home auto mags. it's not the jetsons yet. >> thank you. >> sure. >> you can tell outside today was not a bitterly cold ien side, too. >> sorry, sorry. >> yes, temperatures starting to moderate. just minutes ago freeze warning is shrinking more. so let's check out live doppler seven hd. the national weather service with clear skies we're still in for a cold night. check out the winds in the hills. with this wind direction, it tends to keep things temperatures tw

and the red carpet treatment in brazil. the latest on a potentially lucrative resident from the french president -- lucrative visit from the french president and his entourage. and the crime filled "american among those nominated for a golden globe. you are watching "france 24." this is live from paris. also coming up, business. we will have a welcome relief for the eurozone as it dodges a bailout. we will take a look at what is making waves on the internet. ukraine's deputy prime minister has said his government will soon side of free-trade agreement -- sign of free-trade agreement with the eu. there was a tussle over the -- the tussle over the country's future continues. vladimir putin used his state of the nation address to talk about the benefits of kia -- kiev joining a moscow-backed union. president viktor yanukovych said that he will make ties to europe. last week, his decision to turn his back on europe drew thousands of protesters to the streets. they continue to call for his resignation. v's iconic independence sq

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