oddly with cooperation can we share opportunities -- only with cooperation can we share opportunities and development together. four sessions have been successfully held. it has become an important platform for exchanges and cooperation among eurasian countries and an important window for china to open up to the west and important for opening and economy. with the theme of cooperation and promoting common prosperity, this forum has carried out extensive exchanges and dialogue , and is of profound significance to carry out close economic exchanges among eurasian countries and promote well-being of all countries. it is endowed with natural resources and talents. it is an important origin of the chinese civilization. xian served as the capital of the 13 dynasties for over 1100 years. it is one of the four world famous capitals of the world. and it is open to the world. in recent years, it has seized the historic opportunities of development and made great efforts in development and reform and international and forum markets and resources and accelerated development of a strategic [inaudi

on north korea russia and the united states cooperate on w t o we cooperate on start treaty we cooperate on the reduction of nuclear weapons we've been cooperating we just had a two plus two meeting which means the two secretaries of state and defense meeting their counterparts from russia in washington even in the midst of all the other hurlyburly about issues and we had a very constructive meeting in which we laid out an agenda to continue to work on weapons of mass destruction to continue to work on trade to continue to work on other issues even the issues that in the press get elevated into this question of reset no reset etc so i think i hope sergey feels the way i do there are things we disagree on but big nations powerful nations leaders cannot afford to get caught up in the small things and i and president putin to his credit despite real disagreement with our policy despite a disagreement with where we were heading reached out and tried to continue the dialogue so i would say look for the glass being you know half full rather than half empty and let's see how we proceed from her

that it's about different things including armament it's cooperation like any cooperation between any countries. which is -- not related to the crisis. you don't call it support, you pay money for it, you don't call it support. it's cooperation but the word support is not precise. from russia, for example, we have political support. which is different from the cooperation we have cooperation for six years now but now we have political support. >> charlie: russians say they have ongoing short beyond political cooperation they have treaties that existed with syria. they provided all kinds of defensive weapons. >> you said treaties and you said -- the not agreements, contracts that we have to forfeit. those contracts like any country, anything you want. >> charlie: but do you believe this is has become a conflict of sunni versus shia? >> not yet. in the mind of saudi it is. in the. >> charlie: in the minds. iranians? >> no. what they are doing is opposite. they tried to open channels with the saudi, many other islamic entities in this region in order to talk about islamic society not --

he said he will stop cooperating with the i.t.c. if the court summons both men at the same time leaving kenya without a head of state at home. >> if they want us to continue working with them and we are ready to work with them, we need to know when ruto is here, he will be sitting as president there. >> both men will plead not guilty to the charges stemming from post election violence. more than 1200 people were killed 600,000 left homeless. they said rutto planned ethnic killings as far as 2006. initial attacks spawned reprizals and soon kenya was at the brink of civil war. its reputation as a stable democracy was shattered and only now is the country's economy beginning to recover. both ruto and the president's cases have been mired by claims of witness intimidation, claims defense denies. >> i wish to thank all our witnesses. they have resisted persistent threats and offers of huge -- for the sake of justice. >> the trials are a major test for prosecutors at the hague who have had a low success rate, focusing on african countries

treaty we cooperate, on the reduction of nuclear weapons we cooperate. we had a two plus two meeting, which means the two secretaries of state and defense meeting their counterparts from russia in washington even in the midst of all the other hurly burly issues. we had a very constructive meeting in which we laid out an agenda to continue to work on weapons of mass destruction, to continue to work on trade, to continue to work on other issues, even the issues that in the press get elevated into this question of reset, no reset, et cetera. so i think -- i hope certific e certificate -- sergei feels the way i do, there are things we disagree on. but big nations, powerful nations, leaders cannot afford to get caught up in the small things. and president putin, to his credit, despite real disagreement with our policy, despite a disagreement with where we were heading, reached out and tried to continue the dialogue. so i would say look for the glass being, you know, half-full rather than half-empty and let's see how we proceed from here. >> can you wait a sec

economic trade cooperation. this will open up new prospects for bilateral business ties, also need for the two countries to tap cooperation potential in such fields as energy, environmental protection, urbanization, biotech and infrastructure. china takes u.s. concerns on market access and i.p.r. protection seriously and is prepared to take measures to address them at the same time china hopes the united states will ease its control over high- tech export to china and give fair treatment to chinese companies investing in this country. third, we need to enhance people to people and cultural exchange and put this new model of relationship on stronger public support. state to state relations at the end of the day are about people to people relations. in today's world, public opinion has increasingly become a significant factor shaping or even defining bilateral relationships. friendship between peoples leads to nations and vice versa. the success of our endeavor to build a new model of major country relationships h

right now the two men don't seem to be able to cooperate on anything at all. and you saw yesterday at the summit of power, the american representative to the united nations saying that the russians have been on instructive at every turn in the united nations security council, and had rendered that institution obsolete, or ineffective. that's why we have had the impression that president obama is more concerninged about domestic politics and about winning the numbers in the house, in the house of representatives while he ponders what to do. meanwhile, russia sending more ships to the region. tell us about that and what that means in. >> well, i think clearly on the one hand, they are telling us that they are still syria's global military player. and they know that at this point in time, pictures of those ships passing through reenforce that point. but i think we should also put it in perspective. the russians had kept ships for many many years. it is from their point of view far closer and within their atmosphere of influence, then it should be to the united st

economic trade cooperation. this will open up new prospects for bilateral business ties, and there is also need for the two countries to tap cooperation potential in such fields as energy, environmental protection, urbanization, biotech and infrastructure. china takes u.s. concerns on market access and ipr protection seriously and is prepared to take measures to address them at the same time china hopes the united states will ease its control over high- tech export to china and give fair treatment to chinese companies investing in this country. third, we need to enhance people to people and cultural exchange and put this new model of relationship on stronger public support. state-to-state relations at the end of the day are about people- to-people relations. in today's world, public opinion has increasingly become a significant factor shaping or even defining bilateral relationships. friendship between peoples leads to amity between nations and vice versa. the success of our endeavor to build a new model of majo

that it's about different things including armament it's cooperation like any cooperation between any countries. which is -- not related to the crisis. you don't call it support, you pay money for it, you don't call it support. it's cooperation but the word support is not precise. from russia, for example, we have political support. which is different from the cooperation we have cooperation for six years now but now we have political support. >> charlie: russians say they have ongoing short beyond political cooperation they have treaties that existed with syria. they provided all kinds of defensive weapons. >> you said treaties and you said -- the not agreements, contracts that we have to forfeit. those contracts like any country, anything you want. >> charlie: but do you believe this is has become a conflict of sunni versus shia? >> not yet. in the mind of saudi it is. in the. >> charlie: in the minds. iranians? >> no. what they are doing is opposite. they tried to open channels with the saudi, many other islamic entities in this region in order to talk about islamic society not --

we're hopeful that there will be cooperation with the united states.hey miss this kind of good relations with the united states, but i don't think it will happen overnight as mr. obama himself mentioned yesterday. >> what are some of the internal challenges that president obama faces? >> internal challenges? well, what we're seeing is on both sides. it's nothing more than the practice of diplomacy. people have forgotten how to do it, apparently. we and the iranians have not practiced democr diplomacy for 0 years. we need to pull out the books, dust them off and figure out how to do it. what we do know how to do is call each other names, insult each other threaten each other. now we have to do something new. we have to live to each other. we have to have patience. i agree with my colleague there are going to be set backs, difficulties. that does not fall out with one speech, one handshake, one meeting. patience, listen, forebarrens. all the tools of diplomacy that i'm afraid has become rusty in the last few years. >> when we come back, more on the geogr

shanghai security cooperation. football championship the asia pacific called christian organization. games. question is. your questions you mentioned some advance but what is your question. what are russia's initial intentions in sponsoring said share in hosting such events in russia. so your first question was some about russia china relations you're right china. but. for us. and i don't mean. china russia is number one hundred. thirty three are treated to turn old. dollars more than a human being. but if this is not only reason why don't we would russia russian china's really. stepping up. we are thinking. you know it's called going to. manufacturing. and building the airliner here there are. parade you know every culture nuclear energy and. chinese. trust. you know that currently. we are working with. and we work with. third and fourth in the navy in the war really have to reduce so this area of cooperation and . operation this is very important and of course. you know that gazprom has a lot of land to supply ch

cooperate basically the prisoner's dilemma shows how it pays to cooperate with others but it also paysto be selfish and in fact if you watch how the game works you would think people would always choose to be selfish. but they don't the research shows that the generous strategies where players usually cooperate with their opponents are the most successful in this evolutionary version of the prisoner's dilemma game in nature and over the long term generous strategies are the only strategies that are sustainable the only ones that work period u. penn scientists joshua plotkin said our paper shows that no selfish strategies will succeed in evolution the only strategies that are evolutionarily robust are generous ones so what does this all mean the generosity and cooperation are essential for the evolution and success of a species like us quick somebody call conservatives in washington and tell him of their selfish ways are going to lead to the end of the human race. it's the good the bad of the very very mammal a totally ugly the good pope francis count the bishop of rome in with the anti

cooperate,ans do not there is a chapter of the u.n. charter. the security counsel under that, it allows them to carry out anything up to military action. is unlikely tot happen. they would need the agreement of the russians and the chinese will stop the american side was saying they were impressed with the cooperation of the russian -- of the russians and the chinese. the american side was saying they were impressed with the cooperation of the russians. it is a pretty aggressive timeline. the first deadline is the end of next week. nbc news, geneva. we have enjoyed most of our saturday with temperatures barely hitting the seven degree mark. gorgeous out there. the skies are clearing up. the rest of the baltimore region enjoyed sunny skies. temperatures barely hitting that 70 degree mark. right now on tv hill, 45%. calm winds. tonight, mostly clear and cool. correctional services are investigating the death of and him as a homicide. the 29-year-old named jason wallace was found unconscious friday night. he was serving a sentence for robbery at a

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secretary kerry went his way to stress the high level of cooperation between russia and the u.s. why did it take to see yez that to get here. if we are on the syrian conflict on the syrian border and we use the media always the term civil war for that war but it's not the civil war it's a proxy war and we see that especially the u.s. government is. involved. i mean much they are supporting the rebels site they are desperately trying to get enforcement to the rebel site but we see after know two and a half year supply islands that there is a complete failure the so-called armed opposition including the become allam to offer of jihadi extremists didn't manage until to day to gain really ground and to gain power in syria so we went in as a failure and i think what we see now from the u.s. american side is related to also tool that failure over the last two and a half years but we shouldn't forget we shouldn't forget and this is an important point that knowledge this new agreement opens a very new diplomatic scenario and if we listen to divert some of the chunk out he very well look

ready to cooperate with the friends in russia. too we don't take away all the reasons to strike us with is. it was just you would yeah agrees. with you who believe there's a political solution is the only solution and no interest. it's. the actions. but if there gretchen acars. one has another position there. to see which. russia twenty four hours with people who. isn't going to be. included. in this movement. is just in this group to. get into. it what about the letter said. you got from the young community come at a huge. way she had with you even once in the. for both. of you about the crimes that jihadists made in syria. what about international. reaction and for mr. what did seem a letter said face or mcdonough mr president that gave the. u.n. committee about using chemical weapons. i believe there is plenty of evidence. there are testimonies by. witnesses who saw what. militants in the insurgency actually do in syria they're also videos that insurgents posted on the internet themselves apparently boasting with hotel of the a

series cooperation will have to be total. the security council will be regularly informed, will decide and three measures to assure that this is achieved. in short, this resolution must not only be passed it must also be implemented. france will see to it. ladies and gentlemen, regardless of a positive nature of this resolution. the humanitarian catastrophe, the repression tragically continues. our responsibility is to act but an end did this. france wishes to take advantage of this in the framework of the council to progress with you in the political process. political process which alone will enable us to put an end to the fighting and to see peace prevailed again. we have to prepare a meeting of virginia the 2 within the framework of the team of one agreement which provides as we said from the transfer of executive power to transition body. will the secretary general of the united nations, and would like to congratulate them and thank them for their work. the members of the security council, bearing special responsibility,

brad cooper deserves a retrial.of an appeals court that agrees with the defense's argument that cooper's attorneys were denied the right to present testimony from two, key witnesses. >> if anyone knows anything, i just want them to contact the police. >> reporter: 34-year-old nancy cooper disappeared on july 12th, 2008. her husband claims she went for an early morning jog and never returned home. two days later, her body was found. >> nancy was murdered. and our investigation is now a homicide. >> this is the single most tragedy that's ever befallen our family. >> reporter: prosecutors alleged cooper killed her. upset over his wife's plans to divorce him and move to canada with their two daughters. the only direct evidence linking him to the murder, a google search on his laptop, showing the exact spot where her body was later discovered. cooper says he's innocent, alleging anyone who had access to his computer during the investigation, could have planted that evidence. >> find bradley cooper to be guilty of first-d

economic trade cooperation.eed for the two countries to tap cooperation potential in such fields as energy, environmental protection, urbanization, biotech and infrastructure. china takes u.s. concerns on market access and i.p.r. protection seriously and is prepared to take measures to address them at the same time china hopes the united states will ease its control over high-tech export to china and give fair treatment to chinese companies investing in this country. third, we need to enhance people to people and cultural exchange and put this new model of relationship on stronger public support. state to state relations at the end of the day are about people to people relations. in today's world, public opinion has increasingly become a significant factor shaping or even defining bilateral relationships. friendship between peoples leads to nations and vice versa. the success of our endeavor to build a new model of major country relationships hinges greatly upon the understanding, involvement, and support of the

the local businesses could have a cooperative there. we had ideas for having pop uks who would have some of the other businesses there and little corners of the store. so vote against this, please. thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is brees culver ton. i live in san francisco for 20 years. i have seen many changes. the reason i initially moved here is because of the uniqueness. north beach is independent still and chinatown is independent. people don't come here to go to jack spade. people don't come here to go to another mall. and the mission has always been unique and you need to retain it's uniqueness in order to retain it's viability. as for the jack spade and mission, i don't know what kind of research they did. i don't think it's a good fit. i don't understand who is going to buy their stuff. maybe they think rich techies are going to buy their stuff. as for their branding and merchandising, of course no stores are going to look the same. it stupid to have the same formula. the idea that a store is always going to look th

bags that eyes along with me cameron stewart and horace cooper back to it obamacare and here's what i don't get about this you know the house leadership aka john boehner and company announced today that they're going to hold a vote on thursday if it is friday whether or not to defund the government rather to bring down the government if the if the senate won't go along with defunding obamacare and ok. it's a resolution that depends on the funding of obamacare are a function list you're correct ok thank you you know that is answer act fully funding the government right and defunding obamacare that's just that right that's correct but if the senate says no we're not going to go along with that then there is no continuing resolution that's government runs out of money and it crashes well that's the that's correct that's ok it goes with your premise so any so basically the republicans he said that's going to have a vote where you know the fun functioning of the government can come to all over obamacare here's what i don't understand and i'm just totally baffled by this if obamacare is so

the full cooperation of opposition forces will also be important.both sides share a common interest in the permanent destruction of these weapons. this process will also require the active engagement of the international community. i am grateful for the pledges of support for u.n. and opcw activities received today. in the days ahead -- how to facilitate the elimination of syria's chemical weapons program. i will provide the recommendations to the security council in due course. mr. president, distinguished members of the council as we marked this important step we must never forget that the catalogue of horrors and syria continue with the bombs and tanks combat grenades and guns. doesn't mean a green light for others. this is not a license to kill with conventional weapons. the violence must end. all of the violence must fall silent. we must capitalize upon the newfound unity of the council by focusing on two other equally crucial dimensions of the country the dire humanitarian situation and the political crisis. we expect councilmembers to firmly

project manager of the heritage foundation program manager of the heritage foundation and horace cooper commentator and senior fellow of the national center for public policy research which is some sort of just the best name for think tank ever ok you guys heard the discussion why not have a market based solution to the problem of guns in america why not just say you want to own a gun cool just like you want to own a car you want to use a gun just like you want to drive a car and get a camera what's wrong with us well you i mean you can. i would say that you know the ultimate goal here with licensing guns and with. folks such as yourselves the liberals would it would it would. cars would would just assume not have a second amendment not have guns and it's going to them and i think i don't think that we should have a standing army during time of peace i do think we should have a national militia i do think that every person between fourteen and forty seven should be a member of it i'm i'm totally in favor of the second amendment as it was in vision by the founders well that's right so th

this has been in cooperation with other countries.have begun to change the national economy, and also my last ratification, i would like you to know, is that in 2005, i was rad fied with 54% and after four years i was rad fied as president by 65%. the president that has been rad fied by a greater percentage in the second time around. >> speaking of that, let's talk about your future. are you going to run, for another term in 2014? some are wondering if what you really want is to be president for life. >> a person is not only management not under proclamation. a couple of years before elections and we are here to do work to our social movements. i don't know if that's an answer to the question, was it? do you have a plan to run in 2014? >> constitutionally i'm available to do that. but right now, there's no organic institutional or decision from the party. did you understand? do you understand. >> i'm with you. >> president morales, what a pleasure. >> if you were to ask me the question again, you would be my campaign chief. [laughter]

cooperation on afghanistan has just started. there is great potential and room for enhanced cooperation if our two countries can work with each other and to bring out our respective strengths. we can turn the issue into a new highlight in our bilateral cooperation. ladies and gentlemen, not long ago president xi and president obama met again on the margins of the g20 summit in st. petersburg. the two leaders reiterated their commitment to this new model of major country relationship. the building of such a relationship requires not only political guidance from our leaders but also, and more importantly, the involvement and support of people across this aside in both countries, including the continuous intellectual input from academia. the brookings institution is one of the most influential think tanks in the united states. according to my american friends, to find out what the us government will do next, one only has to look at what the brookings institution is working on. the brookings institution has always had a keen interes

not nearly the cooperation in iran the ec today. still major differences between washington and moscow over how to deal with other countries, and you had the russia-georgian conflict, where some u.s. officials were advocating airstrikes that would have killed russian forces. difficultare in a point now. you need to have respective to appreciate there is a balance between areas where they differ and areas where cooperation continues. >> great. so it could be worse. [laughter] , you have pointed out in the past there is a certain nature to u.s. and russia relations. is that what we are seeing here, or can we -- is there someone to blame for all of this? i think there is a cyclical pattern i would take off, left off, and that is relations -- in 1999, at the end of the clinton administration, if we start bombing syria, i do not know. worse in worth -- 2008. you have a pattern in the last 20 years since the soviet collapse. there were great expectations, hopes the relationship with russia would improve, that it would be something differe

libya isn't cooperating.hink that would be something the president of the united states and secretary of state and secretary of defense would be aggressively pursuing. yet today it is senator ayotte and senator lindsey graham writing the president of libya saying, help us. i don't know why it's their job to do this. >> lindsey graham has done more to bring the offenders in benghazi to justice than the commander in chief. remember the incident in tunisia. he wrote the government and said if you release this witness there is going to be heck to pay.he president, despite the fact a year ago he said we'll move heaven and earth to get justice for these four. i mean, there was our ambassador greta, our ambassador was murdered. it's been 12 months. they claim to know some of the people who have done it or there wouldn't be indictments. reporters can find the defendants. journalists can find them. the premier law enforcement agency in the world can't find them? >> you know, every day that marches on, the fact we know

they legalized private businesses, gave state land to farmers and authorized over 120 cooperatives to boost the economy. this port is a major problem. >> that's why the government is trying to make it more efficient. now there are cooperatives but people that work independently and try to make a living in whatever way thing. >> garcia works as a taxi driver in havana. he told me that the government move has helped people like him. >> it's go to be working independently because now, we earn more but it's difficult because the costs are high. >> in spite of the reforms there are many challenges ahead. people say they have to wait for hours for state buses to arrive and that the new ones don't have enough space. >> it's disres spemepectful. we have to be seated. 50 years of an economic model that is slowly being reformed on the streets of havan a, many claim that those reforms are not coming fast enough. teresa wolfe, havana. >>> here is robb and >> we will stop the ball. a new contract with real madrid which could finish his career. it was due to expire in 2015. he has extended htable.

they need syria to cooperate. it's important that syria met the deadline in declare what weapons they have got. i'm not being starry eyed but it's a basic condition. going on from that they are going to sites in a country that's in civil war. i would emphasise that we need to be very sure that inspectors are able to do their job and you physically protected at they go through the dangerous places. >> given the safety concerns in parts of the country that are being battled over, how much time shup -- should the officials be given to get to the sites. >> there's interesting news taking a bit of pressure off the startlingly short time frame that has been said in the security council resolution to get this job done. i'm not complying a complaint. is this a dreadful business. the sooner we get it down the better. that information is that it would appear - this the inspectors will be able to verify quickly - that a fair quantity of the large amount of chemical weapons capability that syria has is maintained in a binary

-china economic cooperation with the chinese flag. if you know, anything of the symbolism of flags placement shows you who is in charge literally. appointed commerce secretary of the united states like having the fox watch the head house other people involved are president clinton's former chief of staff. i could go on but we were supposed to get geopolitical cooperation? i could go through the list of for the people the chinese government support to undermine the united states that flushes the elephants ivory traded for the ak-47s and of course, the lapdog of north korea. what about human rights? yesterday i happen to be in congressman chris smith's office that i think is a hero and it was mentioned there is a rally on the mall i went over there with some of my chinese friend asked me to talk it was 100 to the -- visible and 102 degrees to stand in front of those who truly appreciates what freedom means. they probably don't share the religion of anyone in the room i don't understand their belief system by due respect their right if t

success assume that is the syrian government is going to cooperate in this.n, as i understand it, the agreements such as it is is an agreement between russia and the united states. well guess what. syria is not a russian puppet. assad has his own interests. and one could argue that his willingness to actually implement the agreement is going to stem from the agreement somehow serving his purposes and his ultimate purpose, of course, is to stay in power. i don't think we can assume the syrians cooperate. >> i agree but the question i would put back to you is, at the same time, we know there's a little bit of a symbiotic relationship of russia and syria. i believe that part of the reason that putin, you know, took this in addition to the threat of force, that he took this step because we have noticed that it's not about assad stepping down, so they do have some common interest there and assume that is they might work together in concert. >> i mean, putin has now made himself a leading candidate to win the nobel peace prize. over the last three or four days, his

also heard very important words, collaboration and cooperation. i'll try to answer one or two questions why. why do we work multijurisdictionally training for events like this? yesterday is an example of why we do the training. also, why do we adhere to such strict rules for members throughout our organizations and that's another reason -- another answer question, or a reason why. we don't want to think -- >> we're listening to an update from law enforcement, including information from the fbi. it appears still obviously here 24 hours after this shooting, more questions than answers. let me bring in nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff. as started out with the fbi, they are trying to piece this together, including the background of aaron alexis and why this did not show up in background checks when he purchased the gun in virginia and got this job as a contractor. >> exactly. tamron, we've confirmed that alexis received his secret security clearance in march of 2008 while he was still a navy reservist. but that was -- and

agreement, i'm directing john kerry to pursue this effort with the iranian government, in close cooperation with the european union, the united kingdom, france, germany, russia and china. . the roadblocks may prove to be too great. but i firmly believe the diplomatic path must be tested. >> iran's new president is making his global debut later today. he's been calling for building a new relationship with the u.s. diplomats and observers alike are watching to see if there is any chance president obama will meet him on the sidelines of the assembly. >>> japan's foreign minister met with william hague on the sidelines of the general assembly. they agreed to work together on the crisis in syria. ashida thanked hague for the assistance they provided. japanese official s are willing to offer additional aid to help those. it's important to raise even more money to help those in need. >>> the south korean government is building up its military to deter increasing threats from north korea but they haven't decided on which fighter jet to choose. the boeing f-16 se was selected as the candidate. defen

together in sports exchanges and cooperation?our coaching staff may be able to come to teach our younger players to help play the game better. maybe we can do the same in baseball. >> when we have space for that, it is really a good idea. we have baseball. a lot of brazilians do not know that. we have done it forever. for the first time, we joined in the world baseball classic. now, we are 15 in the ranking. taiwan is number four. we have about 100 teams. most are amateur, but we have about 300 people playing baseball in sÃo paulo. we have a lot of players, especially because we have a lot of japanese immigrants many years ago. we have a center of training in sÃo paulo that is developing a lot of baseball. we have a lot of places to learn about that. a brazilian friend of ours, every two or three months, has a program of exchange of cultures. they go to brazil and have two weeks or three weeks of seminars and workshops. we talk about coaching styles. a taiwanese soccer coach could surely enjoy that. we could find some common grou

it must be a peace which rests on the cooperative effort of the whole world.hese words are more true today than ever. whether it's preventing the spread of deadly weapons from democratic governance or fighting daily battles against poverty and hunger and deprivation, international peace, development and security will not be achieved by one nation or one group of nations. it must be the work of all of us. so i want to propose a toast to our host and great friend, the second general. to all those here in new york and around the world who help sustain the united nations and to the spirit that we need the cooperative effort of the whole world. cheers. >> and with that toast, the president concluding his brief remarks at lunch. a lunch without iran's president rouhani. and now joining me for our daily fix, chris cillizza. chris, we were just talking earlier about ted cruz and the fact that harry reid sort of gave him a quick lesson in senate rules that he is not about to filibuster the budget resolution. you've been writing about ted cruz. you wrote that he had the

we're appreciative of the public's cooperation and we ask anyone who may have knowledge of mr. alexis to report that information to the fbi. no piece of information is too small. we also continue to put forth over fbi assets towards this investigation. our office of victim assistance is working together with mpd and the department of defense to provide resources and support for victims and next of kin. we have personnel from our behavioral unit to try to determine the motivation behind the shootings. we continue to look into mr. alexis past, including medical and criminal histories. because that part of the investigation is still i don't g we will not comment further on that at this time. i would like to thank our partners agencies and all those who participated in yesterday's response. i would also like to thank all the individuals who work at the navy yard for their cooperation and patience during a long and trying day. i want to again extend my thanks to the public for their continued support. please continue to report any and all information regarding mr. alexis by calling

he asked us to offer a new rate and we did as a group, this cooperative group and he never got back to us. and he put the building on the market and obviously someone jack spade became aware of it. >> the question is someone earlier mentioned the rental rate was triple from what you were currently paying? >> he never offered us any exact amount a rate. i have no idea what he negotiated with jack spade. >> never mind jack spade. what did you offer them? you said that you the coalition offered them something? >> we offered them $8,000 a month. >> okay. thank you very much. >> next speaker? >> thank you very much. my name is wald i'm the founding of the business on the street. i would like to propose to you what would it be like if i opened another store in 6 months and called it retail therapy. does the public have the right to have any input into what's going on here. i understand that we are making a decision about a permit, but i think i would really like to get my neighbors and my customers the opportunity to be able to give you the input that i think they would all provide you which

and finally, we've learned the value of cooperation and compromise. this program has looked at many of the steps we can take to promote positive social development during the early years of childhood. ooh! they followed you! [kiss] hi. hi, eetie. hendrick: those of us who work with infants and toddler have made a strong commitment to help them develop socially by forming nurturing, responsive relationships and by developing active, responsive commucation with each baby. girl: put it in the bathtub. into the bathtub. that's a good idea. you're going to have a bubbleath... hendrick: with the older preschoolers, we've learned the value of modeling and active teachin and how important play can be in developing a child's social skills. $5.00. you've got $5.00? thank you. ok, where are you going to take your groceries to now? to my mommy, to my uncle, my sister, my brother. helping children find their way through the maze of social relations is an enormous task. our job is important one, and if we proach it with as much care, knowledge, and, yes, empathy as

we continue to actively work together and the partnerships and cooperation among us are vital to the progress of this investigation. as briefed last night we believe at this time that the deceased shooter, aaron alexis, acted alone. as such with no other suspects at large, the investigation has moved into a phase of evidence recovery and information gathering. we have confirmed 13 fatalities to include the shooter, all of whom have been positively identified. our evidence response teams remain at the navy yard and continue to process the scenes. as i mentioned last night, this is a methodical and time-intensive process that includes bullet trajectory and crime scene mapping and with the assistance of our evidence response personnel from our baltimore and richmond field offices, we will remain there for as long as necessary to carefully process each shooting site. in regards to the weapons used by mr. alexis, there has been a lot of information circulating in the in the media over the past day. once again, we caution against obtaining information from unofficial sources and we ask tha

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>> yes, it is. >> what kind of cooperation? >> the fighters take the patients without carrying weapons. they put us on a particular spot where the israeli army can see us. then the israelis, and take us. to be honest, i was shocked that israel took us in. >> doctors are adamant that this is just a humanitarian response to the bloody conflict next door , which spares no one, not even the youngest, like this badly wounded little girl. those being treated are from the anti-assad camp. the state of israel maintains that it has a policy of neutrality and nonintervention in the civil war raging on in neighboring syria. >> 40,000 tourists have been marooned in acapulco after two deadly storms hit mexico. these are some of the worst storms to have struck mexico in decades. acapulco has been hardest hit. >> chaos in acapulco. homes and buildings, including the airport's international terminal, left submerged. with main roads also cut off by flooding and mudslides, around 40,000 visitors to the seaside resort in west central mexico found

tangles with cooper. earlier in camp, cooper used a racial slur. >>> andy murray slammed his racket on the court. so frustrated. looking very mcenroe-esque. the defending champion lost his ninth or to ninth ranked stan wawrinka. this issure inry's earliest exit at the open. >>> with the score tied top of the tenth at yankee stadium, shane victorino bath against joba chamberlain and a check swing was not called a strike. then on the next pitch, victorino lined a single and jake obi ellsbury was, check this out, safe! can you believe it. safe at home. boston hangs on for a 9-8 win. >>> in baltimore, not many fans turned out for the orioles game against the white sox. that's because thousands went to the inner harbor for the big nfl kickoff event to watch their beloved super bowl champion ravens in denver. again, unfortunately, they lost that game. >>> just ahead, what do vin diesel, princess diana and "blurred lines" all have in common? find out next on "early today." >>> first with the bad news. the worst