both: piccadilly circus! if you plan it out right, you're sure to hit all the spots... - and make the most out of your time here in... - travel with kids: london. [giggling] female announcer: this program is made possible by sears vacations, the official sponsor of family fun. plan your next family vacation at:

why did you want to join the circus? the opportunity to showcase my country's talent and to do different stuff at the same time. >> so, you actually get to ride this elephant behind us? what's that like? >> yes, i do. it's different, because it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. it's a little challenging. the elephants have a mind of their own, but it's a great opportunity. this is my beautiful elephant. >> in addition to riding an elephant, she's also a caribbean dancer and showgirl. so, what does it take to be a showgirl? >> first you need one of these beautiful headpieces. >> wow. >> can i put it on you? >> i would love that. >> okay. >> wow. this is big. i feel like a bird. could you teach me some of the moves that you do on the elephant? >> sure. i can teach you one or two moves. >> maybe i can practice them on the ground while you go on the elephant. >> [ chuckles ] >> [ chuckles ] >> hit, hit. you got that? hit, hit. pose. around. >> just watching her made my head spin. i was happy to make the elephant's acquaint

these circus works are what create the rose period. ( circus music continues ) in writing about the period of "the family of saltimbanes," the early rose period, an art historian observed that, chronologically, we're entering the unknown. the sequence of images, how they all fit together, remains uncharted. as picasso's mistress said, "the blue period gave way to the saltimbanques." she further recalled, "the first of these was a large canvas, a group of acrobats on a plane. some are resting, the others working. a child is trying to balance on a large ball. if i remember correctly, this canvas repainted several mes." this large painting has never been found. the imagery olivier described is known today from a small gouache study, where the performingigures e mentioned are prent, seen performing in an empty, barren landscape, the same kind of landscape which we find in "the family of saltimbanques." in one sketch for the painting, the landscape is not so barren, because here picassondicates a hoe raceaking place the outirts of paris. within this study, we find that many of the characters as

he's originally from ireland, grew up in the circus and calls himself apparently the largest leprechaunere he goes, juggles those blades like they are plastic. and just to make it a little harder, look at what he does on this table he then gives himself a little balancing bar. >> and he's going to juggle on that thing, wow. >> uh-huh. >> i couldn't even do the bancing thing much less the toing of sharp objects. those knives or that big saw blade to the face. >> yeah. >> that would not be cool. >> no. >> and actually at the end of this video we do see a bit of a fail although he drops it, when things aren't going quite well, he drops the blades. >> happy he put a camera on what he was throwing because that gave us a nice angle of juggling. >> he asked us and told us they are real and apparently he has lost some flesh while practicing with them. >> ooh, i bet so. >>> people have their irrational fears, you are scared of a wacky thing, cotton balls, but it at times can be pretty hilarious. this is one of those times. this girl is afraid of -- >> i don't like it! >> they're just tumbleweeds

it's the four ring circus. we did not get the fifth ring. we're still waiting for it to show up. evidently the flower didn't flourish. now we have mike mccall, chairman of homeland security saying this, listen. >> i think this particular olympics i've never seen a greater threat, certainly in my lifetime. i think there is a high degree probability that something is -- something will detonate, something will go off, but i do think it's probably most likely to happen outside of the ring of steel in the olympic village. >> your thoughts? security? >> mike is a good republican from texas and i hear a very good guy, but i think we should give the russians a little bit of leeway here. they spent billions and billions, a number that was beyond any number i've ever heard -- >> most spent ever. >> oh, frankly ridiculous. but they spent all of this money and i think we should not be knocking them at this point. then we wonder why they don't like us and why they're eating our lunch in every country that we're dealing with against them. >> does it -- >> i really think we should say look, the

. >>> plus, circus shot. a pacers player takes a scary spill but makes it count. will one day be affected by some kind of vision problem. save your vision for the years ahead. call... or log on to seeabettertomorrow.org to learn about glaucoma and macular degeneration. ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> welcome back. severe winter weather is about to impact all of us at the grocery store, first beef. california's drought has forced ranchers to liquidate herds shrinking the cattle population to a 61-year low. prices are already being driven higher. >>> and the drought coupled with the deep freeze that gripped california in december wiped out nearly a quarter of the state's citrus industry. that's a loss of more than $400 million. growers have also had to scale back on hiring, and food prices are expected to go up in the coming months. >>> after a two-year battle, lawmakers on capitol hill have finally passed a farm bill. that bill costing $100 billion a year provides a financ

the first paper they did was a feasibility study for a world circus geisha. this is more than a decade before sputnik. the organization has hap arnold started was designing a spot to 10 years ahead of sputnik. so this is a little bit about how, you know, how hap looked at the future. a lot of people ask me, what would hap think now? what would he think about cyberwarfare? i usually respond to that, at the time he was around, he had no conception of such an eerie but i can guarantee you and i think robert will agree with me, if you give him a 10 to 15 minute re-theme on what cyberspace serves and shown him a couple things on your laptop, he would have understood a complete the and he probably would have cut some amazing ideas of what to do with it. a lot of people also ask me, what word hap arnold think of drone warfare, dat of autonomous or remotely powered aerial vehicles flying combat missions. well, interesting thing you should ask. this book here, bill bruce and the pioneer aviators is somewhat autobiographical. it is about -- assorted centers on the nint

circuit as -- circus act here. a two-hand finish. and steph curry from beyond the arc.ad it 89-76 at the half. 14 of 17 and 31 points and floats that one in. kevin durant having an mvp season. one of his allstar record three's. eastern conference wins it and the highest scoring allstar game in nba history and here is kyrie irving. >> it was special being out here with all of these great athletes and playing in front of a great crowd in new orleans, i think as athletes we all want to make the game competitive. if you get out of hand, both teams compete and the east wanted to win this one. they took it personal. >> tonight was fun. they got everybody involved. moments like this i will remember for the rest of my life. >> a lot of fun. he will be back with the warriors as they start the second half of the season. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. i'm on my way to start working on my tan in arizona. >> thank you, shu. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. leigh glaser and mike shumann, thank you for joining us. th

circuit as -- circus act here. a two-hand finish. and steph curry from beyond the arc.4 of 17 and 31 points and floats that one in. kevin durant having an mvp season. one of his allstar record three's. eastern conference wins it and the highest scoring allstar game in nba history and here is kyrie irving. >> it was special being out here with all of these great athletes and playing in front of a great crowd in new orleans, i think as athletes we all want to make the game competitive. if you get out of hand, both teams compete and the east wanted to win this one. they took it personal. >> tonight was fun. they got everybody involved. moments like this i will remember for the rest of my life. >> a lot of fun. he will be back with the warriors as they start the second half of the season. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. i'm on my way to start working on my tan in arizona. >> thank you, shu. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. leigh glaser and mike shumann, thank you for joining us. the news continues on-line o

there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combine that with theater techniques. a lot of the work is content- based, has a strong narrative. the dancers have more of a theatrical feel. i think we are best known for our specific work. in the last 15 years, spending a lot of time focusing on issues that affect us and are related to the african-american experience, here in the united states. i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i though

and once the circus leaves town, it's the people who live in this region who will be best placed to answerstion was it all worth. it. >> so rory as you point out the russians are proud of what they have achieved even though the games were in part, perhaps, overshadowed by events in ukraine, how do you think they will be seen in international eyes among the guests and spectators and, of course, the athletes themselves from all overraover the world? >> reporter: well, we know that the german chancellor angela merkel was speaking to vladimir putin earlier on today by phone, they were in the main discussing ukraine, but angela merkel did say to vladimir putin, congratulating him, saying well done on what she called a sus successful olympiad. there is a stop inning opinion over the last two weeks as they have seemingly become more and more successful. whether in the long run these are determined to be a good games or a bad games, i think depends on many factors, one of those is, of course, the legacy of this. because so much money was spent on this, there will be a lot of scrutiny about whether

i'm going to answer your questions without causing a national media circus. he can do it in a controlled setting in a way that says i'm doing business as usual but it's it has much more implications and he knows that. >> thanks very much, chris frates. we are also -- this is going to be on camera even though it is a radio show. we will bring the governor to you. we know when he sits in that chair. that's the room he will be. we anticipate the news director who will be conducting an interview ahead of time. we may get a direct and fiery question and answer before the questions begin. but in the meantime i want to bring in the democratic new jersey assemblyman leading a state investigation into the lane closures of the squlorge washington bridge. shawn spicer, the communications director for the republican national committee. thank you for being with us. john, let me start with you, you have read the letter, obviously, where the former head of the port authority says he has evidence showing that the governor knew about the lane closures during the time they wer

team tries to get to the biggest media circus in the world, the super bowl every year.f they can't handle some questions and a couple of extra cameras at some ota did or training camp, then those people should go and replace them with people who can handle that. >> now, c yd, what about the locker rooms? are they ready for a gay teammate. >> in 15 years of running out sports. we have told the stories of a couple hundred athletes. everyone says the same thing, high school college proceed back to. middle tennessee state, soccer, baseball, basketball. before they came out, they heard a lot of homophobia in the locker room. when they came out, all of their teams and coaches embraced them, and the ones who were the most homophobic were the first guys to apologize and stop the language. the locker room is very ready. even guys who think they are going to be uncomfortable will not be. michael was openly gay for a 12 and 2 missouri team the entire season he went on -- they went on and won the cotton bowl. it did not affect the team at all. if the university of missouri players

. >> reporter: the super bowl may have replaced the circus as the greatest show on earth. more than 100 million people expected to watch. but without the 49ers on the field jamaal marshal would rather shop than see the seahawks in the super bowl. >> the seahawks got lucky. it was so close to losing. i wanted the niners to win. >> reporter: of course san francisco has plenty to see, too. just ask the nearly 20 million tourists that visit here every year. visit the explore tore yum with people who don't know or care about big game one bit. >> we don't watch the super bowl. >> the super bowl there is good day to go to the museum because there is nobody here. >> reporter: all right, all of the 49er mans we met tiddliering for the broncos. understandable. maybe next year they will be able to watch their team in the big game. brian webb, >>> the reaction are from just about everyone. shock over the death of oscar- winning actor philip seymour half man. what authorities say they found near his body. >>> a guest preacher at a church today. reverend al sharpton. why he was here and

game hours away, i talked with fox sports former football star about what players think of the media circusounding the super bowl and the treacherous terrain facing black athletes. >> have you as an afri

. >> reporter: may have replaced the circus as the greatest show on earth. but without the 49ers on the field, marshal would rather shop than see the seahawks in the super bowl. >> they got lucky the seahawks. they were so close to losing. >> reporter: of course san francisco has plenty to see, too just ask the nearly 20 million tourists that visit every year. places like the explore tore yum with people who don't know and don't care about big game one bit. >> no, we don't watch the super bowl. >> the super bowl there is go to the museum because there is nobody there. [ laughter ] >> reporter: all right, so we met a few 49er fans today rooting for the broncos. and maybe next year they will have a better game to watch. for now live in san francisco, brian web. >>> i guess preacher at an oak less than church today asked rev rabid al sharpton why's here. >>> a fight on the ocean caught on camera. why the bob parker was ramped by a japanese boat. ,,,,,,,,,, ó÷?ké sharpton. >>> an oak less than church had a very salesperson guest speaker this morning. reverend al

talk with michael strahan, now kelly rippi's co-host about what players really think about the media circusurrounding the super bowl and the treacherous terrain facing black athletes. >> have you ever, as an

. ♪ >> forget the media circus in sochi, if you really want to understand russia you have to come tooscow, so i did. and the lingering effects of communism were everywhere right down to the endless lines for basic necessities bhasm are we waiting for, guys bread, toilet paper? >> shake shack. >> what the (bleep). you have a shake shack here? it turns out it looks a lot like america with a (bleep) he will if a bet. i spoke with a prominent member of the russian duma who served in the straigs of gorbachev, yeltsin and putin and the grandson to the right hand hand of stalin. usually america thinks of rush shaz wild, underdeveloped, undemocratic, imperial -- evil. >> m-hmm and those stereotypes are wrong because? >> russia is not vicious, not wild, not imperial or dictatorial. so you are wrong. >> but average russians would know i was right. who is good guy? who is the bad guy? >> bad guy, bad russian stereotype. >> that's say great russian stereotype. >> these guys should be bad guys but actually this is american (bleep) i think. >> they may have been stair yes types, i think but no one

every nfl team is trying to get to the biggest media circus in the word, the super bowl.cutive cannot figure out how too keep the team focused around a few extra cameras and some questions about someone's sexual orientation, they should resign. it is totally absurd that a front office executive would point to somebody's sexual orientation and say, that could unravel a team, that's the case. the team has the wrong leadership. i guarantee you. the new england patriots, new york giants, baltimore ravens, the san francisco 49ers, the model franchises, are not thinking that. >> they are making him regret the fact that he passed on him. >> he is a beast on the field and a leader. the guys speak in glowing terms when they talk about him. how far away do you think we are when we can just call michael sam a great football player and not an openly gay football player. >> what it is going to come down to is performance? >> as long as he is performing, the whole gay thing is going to go away and he is just going to be an athlete. >> i am looking forward to the day we see these people

. >> it looks like a circus act.ringe worthy. >>> now "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >>> the blond getting linked to rb inand paula's split gets grilled by the paparazzi. welcome to "entertainment tonight," anybody who saw that photo of robin grabbing that woman's back side has to wonder what was going on. well, tonight, we'et

they say the pilot in command circus dollar knows every mound of the tundra and fly the helicopter with his eyes closed. your eyes been flying here all my life it's not difficult for me we know. the weather conditions may be a bit trickier than in passenger ideations but in every other way it's just regular work. and some of you there's nothing heroic combat it. i'm an ambulance driver. you fly a helicopter you shouldn't give them a hard touchdown it's not apply to sending onto a concrete strip you have to control the helicopter from the moment you takeoff until the moment you land and everything in between should be done properly. on the outskirts of the pole of the lies the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed into. the north can be very unforgiving of mistakes the pilots have begun the turn for final approach to land but was too close to the ground in the fog the helicopters tail rotor. when we arrived the crew were lying in the snow. they'd been thrown out of the helicopter that the flight engineer had public bruising and the second pilot had a broken foot it was hanging off but ev

we've seen stunts hike this at the circus, i think it's entirely possible. >> it is absolutely fake andeason why i say that is because of that guy. isn't he, like, a youtube editor specialist on youtube? >> you might recognize these guys. freddie wong, ben waller, clinton j alessandro shiasi they are well known on youtube for their special effects video. but these are very well done. >> they are convincing because the knives are really going into the apple making it seem very real. >> yes. >> three, two, one. >> one of the more popular comments down below the video, they're visibly huge nerds and judged by their appearance and scenery anyone who thinks they are masters with a blade instead of video editing needs to pay attention to video. >>> this second video also slightly entertaining. boom! they not only feed children, they crush cans. >> yeah, for sure. >> i love the work-up. she got some momentum going and then dropped the hammer. >> they must be heavy. >> hmm, well, maybe. >> i'm not going to call digital enhancement. >> it makes me hurt to watch. >>> this is an abandoned mine and

with a hint of circus mirrors. >>. >> reporter: there's really no playing footsies under the table heres definitely the most original house i've seen with the housing market making a serious recovery, more and more americans are looking to sell. so to guide us through the do's and don'ts, we went to an expert from bravo's million dollar listing. >> this is, as we like to say in real estate, unique. or one of a kind. this is definitely one of a kind. wow. this is like a dungeon room with beds in it. at a 1 to 10, this is probably one of the worst houses i've ever seen. >> he's used to selling red hot luxury properties like this $5.5 million pad in the hollywood hills. >> check out this view. this view in itself is worth $2 million. >> reporter: but he says any house can fall victim into overly specific design details. and that can spell doom when it comes time to resell. >> i see mistakes made in houses built all day long. >> as much as he tried, josh couldn't sell this house in bel air, shaped strangely like a boat. >> not only is it shaped as a ship, but it probably needs about $1348 w

. >> this week's winners get four tickets to ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus. make sure you put a link to your favorite facebook picture too so we can put ow >>> 4:38 on this friday morning. a very cold friday morning. we still have some winds gusting in town close to 30 miles an hour. the winds are going to lessen. it's still going to be a very cold day. single digits and teens with early windchills between zero and 10. sunny and very cold. 28 to 33. windchills, teens and 20s later on. i'll be back in 5 minutes and talk about the weekend, a warm- up and of course monday's messy scenario. right now monika and timesaver traffic. >>> at least right now, no mess at all to deal w. it's dry, it's quiet, it's friday. we'll take all of those things in combination. it looks great on the beltway. north of town the camera just froze but i can assure you things look great on the beltway at new hampshire avenue. >>> it is 4:39. time for the first your money segment of this friday. >> how does an all-time new high start? the s&p 500 starts at a record high. let's not split

we do have people there, and they said that it's a bigger media circus for michael sam than it was last year for manti te'o. he'll have plenty of time, michael sam to talk about his athletic talent, this was the first opportunity for him to address a number of questions about his personal life. >> i'm not afraid about that, going into that environment. i knhow to handle myself, communicate with my teammates, communicate with the coaches, and the other staff, whoever i need to communicate with. someone wants to call me a name, i'll have a conversation with that guy and hopefully it won't lead to nothing else. i've been in locker rooms, where all kinds of slurs have been said, and i don't think anyone means it. i think a little naive and uneducated, but, you know, as time goes on, everyone will adapt. heck yeah, i wish you guy was just saying, hey, michael sam, how's football going? how's training going? i would love for you to ask me that question, but it is what it is, and i just wish you guys would see me as michael sam the football player instead of michael sam the gay football player

managers said some players would be accepting but others said it could turn into a distraction and media circus and one scout said many locker rooms are stuck in the '50s, one gm telling sports illustrated anonymously, first of all, we don't think he's a very good player. the reality is that he's an overrated football player in our estimation. the official went on to say the question you will ask yourself, knowing your team, is how will drafting him affect your locker room? and i'm sorry to say where we are at this point in time, i think it's going to affect most locker rooms. a lot of guys will be uncomfortable. ten years from now, fine. but today i think being openly gay say factor in the locker room. >>> a big step forward in the fight for marriage equality. the justice department will give same-sex spouses the same rights as other couples in federal proceedings. attorney general eric holder announced the decision saturday night at the human rights campaign galla in new york city. same-sex couples will now be protect friday testifying against a spouse. they will also be able to visit a spous

this bike may look like something out of the circus, but there's a group of people who are devoted toit. >> favorite part about unicycling is that it's different from other sports and it's really fun to learn new tricks. >> probably the...adrenaline, like, when you ride, and the balance techniques. >> my favorite part about unicycling is when, if you're riding around town, is people notice you and they talk about you and you feel special. >> so, i guess, what is this group that you have? >> this is the new york unicycle club. i founded it, along with a friend and my brother, back in 2001. >> now david's group has over 300 members, both young and young at heart. most historians believe the unicycle was created in the late 1800s, when a contraption called the penny-farthing boomed in popularity. the penny-farthing was named after two british coins. its big front wheel looked like a penny, and its small back wheel looked like a farthing. but it wasn't long before riders realized they didn't need the back wheel at all. >> and, over time, that front wheel shrank in size till we have our mo

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and once the circus leads town, it's the people who live in this region who will be to answer the question, was it all worth it? rory, al jazerra, sochi. >> and here is the medal count as these winter games wrap up. russia leads with 33 medals. the host country has also claimed the most gold with 13. as for the gold old usa they are second with 28 total medals nine gold and norway third place with 26 melds. canada fourth with 25 after today's hockey victory over sweden. and the netherlands is fifth with 24 total medals. >>> down in north carolina work to plug a coal ash league is now complete by the long term effects are unknown, now some are questioning the ties between north carolina's governor and the come responsible for the coe leak. >> reporter: when toxic coal ash started pouring in the river. environment groups turned their eyes to the governor. they waited four days for a response. it came in a tweet from him saying he would visit the site to be briefed on the spill. he is a former duke energy executive. a company he spent 28 year old with. one group took is

fashion week that the live stream from the moderns turbine hall where shoppers brand's flagship oxford circus store which then leads straight to the catwalk. participants wore specially commissioned headsets to enter the three and a sixty degree virtual world which incorporate life the catwalk show at eight am pst rivals huge protests in the amount of tomatoes and celebrity seated along the runway. topshop founder sir philip green spoke about how he intends to keep pushing my way and for weight this saturday. and that is a company. in august of two was a company. it will be kind to me. with the great successes of the things we went to go but still developing young talent. he has other things i'd like to do which said recently. that's maybe with a two to three stops in the technologies clean so it makes it so that links the two of these days it's it's way with what they would be. to test. sir philip was accompanied by supermodel friend and fashion news kate monster pose for pictures at the half sister to heal the law in march is now following in her sister's death. she begins her own career in

needed they want to support people at the end make sure peonies mean yes and really call navy said a circus or. have you had a situation where parents ask for their children to be killed three thing asia. not of with parents not with my immediate circle but i want to remind you again that i am a doctor and as doctors we can be confronted with the situations that are highly different the situation with the citizen because we find ourselves in a situation similar to the experience of someone emotionally close to us. it's not because we find ourselves in this kind of situation that we take initiative but we take this initiative because we want to fix the overall situation exists to all of them that's what is most important but why and why and sist to find out your personal opinion on experiences because this is a very personal law and it's a very emotional law it's a law that for many crosses ethics or morals so i don't know if you have any children but if you had any children i mean would you allow them to decide on matters of life or death i can answer your in any case see that if god forbid

the holy see has also called the circus is now scheduled for may of hope and peace. also present a work of the american jewish committee and undermining their key role in promoting jewish catholic relations diplomatic relations between israel and god in christ established in nineteen eighty three during the tenure of john paul the second and that's a strong positive dialogue and close friendship with jewish leaders the foundation between the two faiths has only been improving. francis has been hosted in my skirt and heels for visiting rabbi delegations at the vatican the pope's visit to the middle east teams to reach states and groups often overlooked by the roman catholic church. francis will travel to israel jordan and the west bank and the twenty fourth and twenty that. i since the current charges while you ride it has reduced the mechanic during the talk about. titan holocaust denounced the knesset member called john kerry's best in an undertone of antisemitism here's ptsd. a jewish journalist. for the boston globe. during his run for the oval office. john kerry

here outside the political circus of rome you get a very different perspective.und defense of alienation from the power maneuvering inside parliament. holly and mario have just had a new addition to their family, five month hold robert. they don't intend to stay in italy. >> you have the same old politicians and the same place and they work together and, yeah, maybe he might have some few ideas different from the others, but i don't know, i mean, it's the same school. >> reporter: at the hour of a known. for mateo is still not yet at hand. david, al jazerra, rome. >> the iraqi cleric is to step down from politics in a handwritten note put up on his website he says that he would no longer have any involvement in parliament. he has been a powerful opponent of the prime minister. his website says he will shutdown all of his offices except a few charities. >>> both britain and france have blamed syria's government for the latest round of peace talks ending in a deadlock. in geneva the u.n. mediator apologize today the syrian pimas the government and opposition left w

on a show of russia's cultural traditions iranians contributions to classical music ballet and the circus. the mayor so she handed over the line be frank it to the mater of punch and south korea the hose to the next twenty games and twenty eight team. so after years of preparations billions of dollars in investments and seventeen days of competitions and games in sochi our own for an organized as an athlete's i'm taking time. tanks have help the work with governments around the world and finding their health budgets stretched as they try to deal with a crane population many everything keen to care strategies. the response has beamed to build more facilities but a small group and balance and is trying another approach particularly when it comes to dementia it's getting the whole community involved more from nhk words he has called that i need to use i e no end in itself. british home to me to have ended in eastern france given keeper thinks he'll be back home directly to the people. the panthers beat the ability and i. he seemed to like it to be appreciated rick stein you find on some othe

what could break -- there were too many last time, it created a circus atmosphere. the candidates who were in the second tier want to get their moment in the sun and also by the way, networks that want to have good rock 'em sock 'em events on -- but that's also hillary clinton's challenge. you mentioned eisenhower, at least there was a task. he was fighting within the republican party. with hillary clinton on the stage, unless a nice, we're all friends, kind of thing. if it's not a debate where she -- >> going to get an hour. >> and make her defend everything about obama administration that a lot of liberals are disappointed with. >> part of the problem with the debates last time they were a lot of, let's put it nicely, jv players on the field. not a lot of varsity athlete. you put a very see athlete on debate stage that's good for republicans. the debates were terrible because it brought out the worst of what the republicans were trying to be or trying to promote. >> schieffer: all right. this has been a lot of fun, glad to have all of you we'll be back with analys

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and once the circus leaves town, it's the people who live in this region who willto answer the question was it all worth it? rory, al jazerra, sochi. ♪ ♪ >> meteorologist: one thing to note about sochi was the weather was phenomenon. they have mild weather at this time of the year with the air coming in on off the black sea, another mild day across the northeast, temperatures in the northeast in the 50s and the 60s in our nation's capital. they are expected to climb in to the 60s today in atlanta take city if you are walk ago long the boardwalk right around 61. take a look at the radar, not a lot going on, there is a weak frontal boundary pushing across the midwest as the front pushes in to some milder air you can see the rain -- the snow that is changing over to rain across ohio. raining heavy cross i-10 in the southeast. just around the new orleans area and also around baton rouge here along i-10. also around tallahassee later on in the day some of the storms could turn severe with damaging winds and even a little bit of hail. so be very careful if you are travel

and forty s late in a peace deal can still consume alcohol i have no idea how i could really use my circus ipl yet to read so much strength again tonight the sandwiches so much the dough. what a moving into and that no one cares about my daughter killed in the media is acting up and said of the politicians. even though i try to forget they can't stop thinking about my daughter who died in someone's political power again. from bangkok and mounting political confrontation. some people feel a knot and i'm losing faith in politics. the show back in time and ask you won't be scanned. that wraps up our plates and i've got to the exiled or in pangkor. in it. sth. the weather is getting warmer here in japan our meteorologist roberts pan that has more rubber. yes so we are seeing rain now is as high pressure that is dominating. it is great for some on sunnier skies and a calmer weather out here gone to the next several days across much of him to the bill which was created most of china. you are seeing some of fair weather out here and no is starting to doubt their aim to portions of central eastern

costs five cents from sock me she's in a sheen countries like the circus stunt was because time and he gets done on so to speak and so with a bright teal i intend to stay. come to the end of this week's episode of postcards on the part i don't need it or not to know you need me they'd be back next week with more news and views from the funnest time. by now. i did it. i do. it is in the two. it is he. i did. i do. it is. i did it. view. it is. steve. you do. it is what were you. didn't you shh shh as my downfalls some items off of politicians needo discuss the new plates all the crying. violence breaks out as tensions rise across ukraine's pro russian regions venezuelan president. recent political unrest across the country. off

elements ranging from easy to well extremely challenging i feel like i'm a member of the moscow state circus and so far so good perhaps if you include this . will keep you up to date with everything that's happening here at the olympics but for now back to you in moscow thank you very much indeed anything now is that our winter olympics syria. thirteen twenty four dean promises a week alternate in exhilarating winter in our team eight here in germany and it's now a make the rest of our locate news team for sochi twenty four take. on. a former member to pond band pussy riot in the digital economy cover has announced on twitter that she has been detained in seoul chair along with fellow x. band member maria alyokhina the pair had recently been released from jail under an amnesty by the russian government they've been convicted of going to get is and after a performance in moscow's main cathedral police have confirmed that both of them along with a current member of the band are being questioned on suspicion of theft at a local hotel authorities say other hotel guests have also been or are bein

elements ranging from easy to well extremely challenging i feel like i'm a member of the moscow state circus and so far it's a good place to include this. in the winter olympics will keep you up to date with everything that's happening here at the olympics but for now back to you in moscow . and he said now that live from our source had courses and just star we are following of course all these forty trees right here and you'll find even more online on our twitter page for example of gold an overview of all the brands in the lists section for you and there you can find the latest comments and pictures from the athletes themselves before their competition sets off women's bobsled driver pulled from team great britain tweeted a preview of herself and some fancy new equipment while dutch athletes as come through is sent out a message of support with some very inspiring words we'll bring you all the latest from sochi so keep up to date on all the olympic excitement right here on our international. law g twenty four dean promises the ultimate in the exhilarating winter sports and. joining us now

in other news around the world that circus police have used tear gas and water cannons against protestersin the capital ankara they were advancing their anger over a new answer that controls the government claims the legislation will protect individual rights but many see it as a clampdown on freedom of speech demonstrators were also demanding the release of army officers and jailed last year for allegedly trying to stage a coup. over cells in indonesia have ordered the evacuation of over sixty thousand people and raise the eruption alert to its highest level after a volcano on java started sending plumes of smoke into the air three airports have been closed with asking over and planes on the ground the military has been called in to help and get people away from the area or thorazine is our urgently port to stay at least ten kilometers from the volcano. clashes have erupted them bang call crafter riots police began clearing and cigar from an satins that have been in place for several months security forces used tear gas to force them and strangers from several parts in the city center in