we feel great playing in japan, and usa, and czech republic, and spain, europe, south america.achi vargas belongs to all the world. damian: so, even if they don't understand the music in the czech republic or in japan, if they don't know the words, they still come to see you across the world? julio: yeah, yeah, yeah. when we was performing in czech republic in the theater, at the film theater, where the people come from around europe, spain, turkey, germany, france, around the world, they come to see mariachi vargas with the symphony orchestra over there. damian: well, this is a special show here on "comunidad del valle." well, be back and talk more about maybe what their favorite food is, the mexican food in mexico or the mexican food here in the states. stay with us. [music] we are back here on "comunidad del valle" with mariachi vargas de tecalitlán. so, what is your--when you talk about mexican music, there's mexican--or mexican food there's mexican food all over mexico. when you come to the united sates, is it the same kind of food or is there--do you taste a difference? j

and lying the lamp on a would with remember play goal in a 2-0 win for the czech republic. on the flip side of the success spectrum the celtics are flying high. winners of four straight after taking out the knicks last night during that streak the beating opponents by an average of 10 and a half points per night the green team off until wednesday night when they host debbie bryant who is making his final stop at the garden. it appears the yankees have acquired a player from the reds three weeks after a deal fell through with the dodgers in that's if for sports. energy supply rates keep going up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price has changed. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. for the news at 6:00 as always thanks so much for waving. ' adam william . >> anchor: ' elizabeth noreika a great night it

general elections in the czech republic.s quite a highly politically charged atmosphere. >> and it's about to become even more heated. the deputy prime minister miroslav macek takes the stand at a conference and strikes his health minister. >> seemed like a conventional boring speech and then excitement. >> no one knew it was going to happen. i think it really did come out of the blue. >> and no one is more stunned than dr. rot, the abused health minister. >> at first it seemed like the victim here was going to be above it all and show some dignity and take his slap on the head and leave. >> he's obviously stopped by an adviser. he presumably says, you can't just let him get away with it. get back in there. the audience loves it. you attacked me cowardly from behind. why didn't you face me like a man? you're a coward, he says. there's a real punch and judy aspect to it. >> i think this guy was trying to talk his way out of it and got beaten up more. >> but what could have sparked such a public display of anger? there could o

reed: a passenger train smashed into a truck at a crossing the czech republic. watch what is about to happen. he crosses the line and then smash. the truck driver escaped we are nobody on the train was injured. authorities estimate the damage at about $31,000. marie: april broke out between lawmakers in ukraine parliament toit started when an opposition lawmaker tried to drag the country's prime minister -- from the podium. it sparked a fistfight on the floor. the prime minister had been getting a speech defending his government's record. reed: drunk driving trends. marie: what experts are saying about people getting behind the more ris discover unexpected treasures, for the people who least expect it. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday marie: welcome back. some encouraging news. a new government survey shows fewer teens and young adults are driving drunaccording to the cdc, just under 7% said they had recently driven while under the influence of althat is down 16% from 12 years ago. driven, however of the absent -- influence of marijuana. moderate

they come from the czech republic already adorned with various designs, but marj gives them a final touch for anyone who wants it... "last year, it was about 650." ...and not just during the holidays. "anniversaries, new babies, first year, things like that." "you'd'de surprised how many we do for pets." this delicate work requires a steady hand, dedication... "at christmas time, it's busy." ...and an ability to admit the occasional mistake. "sometimes, i misspell a word, a name. i thought it was an 'a' and it's supposed to e an 'o.' so, i had to do that over." what started as a fundraiser decades ago grew into a yearly tradidion marj looks forward to. "i l le it, and i during december on saturdays, because everybody's in a good mood, and it's fun." she knows one day she'll have to pass down her tools and techniques to someone else. "i was just advising one of the gals, she says that she's going to take over after i'm finished and she's going to learn calligraphy, and i said, if you learn your own style, then you don't have to go back to the book to see what you're doing. you can just whi

>>> dramatic video and a close call in the czech republic. a truck slamming into a train. the truck went right through the flashing lights. no one was hurt.>>> flags across connecticut will have -- fly at half staff to mark the new town shooting. 20 children and six adults were killed three years ago in sandy hook elementary. officials will try to make tomorrow as normal as possible for students. tomorrow is the first time that the anniversary falls on a weekday.>>> campaign 2016. there is a new candidate on top lead against donald trump and the rest of the gop field and iowa. the des moines register has crews at 31% with trump 10 points behind at 21%. ben carson is third with 13%.>>> the obama administration drugs are says it is time for a new approach to help people escape the downward spiral of addiction. michael but shelley, director of the national drug policy, after holding a similar job in massachusetts says it is time to stop treating addiction as a crime.>> this is not a moral failing. this is not about bad people who are choosing to continue to use drugs because

it happened in the czech republic. the truck jumped a flashing red light at the crossing, and the train slammed right into the back of it. the driver only suffered minor injuries. no one on the train was hurt. jim: now to a robbery that ended with a suspect making an audit getaway. police in london are searching a 24 pack of energy drinks on a hover board. surveillance footage shows the man coming to the score on board, casually rolling out without paying. the use of hoverboards on public roads is now illegal in london. jessica: we want to check on what's coming up on news 34 li ve at 6:00. a big white in town -- a big fight in town this weekend. we will look at the economic impact. jim: one of the suspected burglars caught on camera by a neighbor has now been arrested. new at 6:00, one of the crimes he has been linked to thanks in part to that video. >> and medical marijuana dispensary selling these edibles for the first time. that story coming up. jessica: still ahead, a new way jim: how jim: be kind to those people

and they come from as close as chicago and as far away as the czech republic.rick patrick brophy buys beer. >> some own wholers, if they don't own them, they control so much of the business end sales there's going to be a fear that they're making demands that can't bring in different beers not sell it if they don't already have it. >> it will be hard to understand what the merger will mean to consumers. then again they admit that didn't happen after the last big merger. diane eastabrook. al jazeera, chicago. >> joining me for a look at the huge global business of suds are ankar kapur, tom pirco, a beverage industry analyst and managing director at bev mart and mart. ankor kapur, when you see a merger of this size you want the two want something from each other. what's attractive each to the other in this case? >> thanks for having me on, ray, several things are interesting to in bev in particular. librarian businesses, ab in bev doesn't have that kind of presence. and second thing is certainly the miller brand. the ability of a single company to have within its

video that came into our newsroom for the czech republic today. a truck trying to beat a train makes a wide turn and sails through the flashing red lights. the cab of the truck makes it. but not the trailer. remarkably, as you can see, the driver is fine. nobody on the train was injured either. damage was estimated at $30,000. >> no crossing arms. you know? dangerous. >> yes. >> thankfully, he's fine. >> we'll be right back with john >>> the verizon fios sports desk brought to you by verizon fios. leave slow internet behind. get fios. >>> the giants team clinging to playoff hopes, there should be room for a talented defensive end second on the team in sacks. big blue has run out of patience with moore. the team wavered the third round pick today. of both rties. moore apparently violated team rules for a fight with a teammate over a pair of beats headphones in the locker room. really? maturity was a well-known issue with moore, who ignored multiple warnings this season from teammates and coaches. >>> darrelle revis listed as probable and expected t

the passenger train crashes in a tractortrailer truck in the czech republic today. the truck driver ignored the crossings flashing red lights. drying over the tracks just as the train came through. you can see it swipe the trailer right off the truck without hitting the cab. the truck driver suffered minor injuries. everyone on the train was okay. >> anchor: also caught on calm remarks a part of a roof collapses on to a busy sidewalk in london. people below were showered with debris but thankfully no one was seriously injured. high winds were blamed for the collapse. >> anchor: hover boots are becoming so popular these are using them. police are serving for this man who stole sports drink before gliding away. you can see him roll in and roll right back out. this happened in september but dotives just released the video on thursday. news at 5:30. beyond his years. him a lot of attention . >> anchor: ahead at 6:00 first it was gronk now it's edelman. field. details of when brady may get his star targets back. >> anchor: a big hit for celt, as they try to bring the war

a close call in the czech republic today when a passenger train crashes into a tractor trailer truck. crossing's flash red lights driving over the tracks just as that train came through. the trailer didn't hit the cab. the truck driver suffered minor injuries. everyone on the train is okay. and a close call caught on camera. look at this. part of a roof collapsed on to a busy sidewalk in london. people below were showered with debris but thankfully no one was seriously hurt. building inspectors blame high winds for that collapse. a commercial building in california goes up in flames. nearly 120 fire fighters battled this massive fire that swept through the this abandoned build building in south los angeles. it took fire fighters about an hour to stop the fire from spreading to neighboring build buildings. there was no report of any injuries there and investigators are looking into what started the whole thing. >> anchor: a strange sight at an apartment in baltimore. more than 60 makes staken into custody by animal control officers after a tip about a bad smell. they were overwhelmed b

colbert son, czech republic. maha abdullah, france. and charmain malcolm, jamaica.r, there are 31 applicants for naturalization, and each of the applicants have been examined by the united states citizenship and immigration service. and the government has completed its investigation in each case. it has been determined that each applicant is eligible for naturalization at this time. and i move that upon taking the oath of allegiance to the united states of america each applicant present having answered to his or her name, be granted citizens as the united states of america. >> ms. horn, it would be my pleasure and delight to grant your motion. your motion is granted. new members of the united states citizenry, please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i hereby declare on oath that i absolutely and entirely renounce and adjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, state or sovereignty of whom or which i have heretofore been a subject or citizen. that i will support and defend constitution and the laws of the united states of america. against all

then caught on camera, a close call in the czech republic when a passenger train crashes into a tractor trailer. >> anchor: after foggy start this morning, sunshine warming us up again to near 60 degrees. how long the mild weather lasts and will we see rain? ahead. >> anchor: first at 5:30 we're following two breaking stories. the cause of the run away red line train now linked to sources tell us that conductor

maybe that can speed david's return to big glove last year first round pick playing for native czech republic world junior championship lighting lamp on power play goal. this goal assisted by fellow b's the checkses beaten slow vacs two-0. >> and remember you can catch bruins taking on montreal in winter classic right here on 7 nbc the puck dropping 1:00 p.m. new year's day after game you can find complete coverage of all of the action right here on 7 news. and 3 relief pitcher f. finishing 100 plus all three of them onyango keys. bomber trading for closer chapman to an already stacked >>> and we're out of time the tonight show starts next. seven news continues ats 5:00 a.m. morning crew has your covered for look, i know you're i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious.

the russian reset and canceling of mission defense batteries of poland and czech republic. it should have been clear to any rational observer that the obama administration was not capable of a policy that would actually thend and robustly defend national security interest of the united states. a third example that has dragged on for more than four years is the syrian civil war. once again, there is no doubt that bashar al-assad, like his father before him, is a bad guy who has been an allied and at times a puppet of iran and an enemy to the united states and israel. the spring been that of 2011, there was a secular nonviolent opposition to assad that would have made his ouster a strategic interest to the united states. by the time i arrived in congress 2013, it was clear that far darker forces were at work. reportedthe economist that out of the nine rebel groups they had identified, several had terror ties. was ands bad as assad is, radical jihadi's controlling syria would be a significant turn for the worse. nothing that has happened in the last two point five years has gi

and dramatic scene in the czech republic. surveillance camera caught a passenger train smashing into a truck that jumped the flashing red lights at a crossing. the driver of the truck was able to escape with minor injuries. no one on the train was hurt. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. let's get back to the markets. turning gloomy ahead of next week's been meeting. that fed meeting. u.s. stocks tumbled to a two-month low. headed for the biggest weekly decline since march amid speculation that opec will keep the market oversupplied. joining us from st. louis is paul christopher, head of global investment strategies at wells fargo. sincethe biggest selloff september 20. brent at a seven-year low. folks must be calling you with trepidation about all this volatility we've seen. >> there is some trepidation, bit of nervousness. if you look back a couple of months, people are still very sensitive to news about oil. very sensitive to news about china's economy. we had news

they come from the czech republic already adorned with various designs, but marj gives them a final touch for anyone who wants it... holidays. "anniversaries, new bies, first year, things like that." "you'd be surprised how many we do for pets." this delicate work requires a steady hand, dedication... "at christmas time, it's busy." ...and an ability to admit the occasional mistake. "sometimes, i misspell a word, a name. i thought it was an 'a' and it's supposed to be an 'o.' so, i had to do that over." what started as a fundraiser decades ago grew into a yearly tradition marj looks forward to. "i love it, and i love coming into the museum during december on saturdays, because everybody's in a good mood, and it's fun." she knows one day she'll have to pass down her tools and techniques to someone else. "i was just advising one of the gals, she says that she's going to take over after i'm finished and she's going to learn calligraphy, and i said, if you learn your own style, then you don't have to go back to the book to see what you're doing. you can just whip it out.t.but she's not done y

they come from the czech republic already adorned with various designs, but marj gives them a final touch for anyone who wants it... "last year, it was about 650." ...and not just during the holidays. "anniversaries, new babies, first year, things like that." "you'd be s sprised how many we do for pets.s.this delelate work requires a steady hand, dedication... "at christmas time, it's busy." ...and an ability to admit the occasional mistake. "sometimes, i misspell a word, a name. i thought it was an 'a' and it's s sposed to be an 'o.' so, i had to do that over." what started as a fundraiser decades ago grew into a yearly tradition marj looks forward to. "i love it, and i love coming intohe museum during december on saturdays, because everybody's in a good mood, and it's fun." she knows one dayayshe'll have to pass down her tools and techniques to someone else. "i wawajust advising one of the gals, she says that she's going to take over after i'm finishsh and she's going to learn you learn your own style, then you don't have to go back to the book to see what you're doing. you can just t i

but a lot of refugees themselves don't want to go to the baltic states, poland, or czech republic. some countries there is a shortage of refugees willing to go there. many have their heart set on going to germany, sweden and those kinds of countries. that's not sustainable. >> thank you very much. >>> human rights groups say there are processes in place to trace diamonds in the off market but gold is hard for trace. >> every day at 7:00 a.m. these men come to dig for gold in one of the world's poorest countries. this man came here to work in the mine after his father was killed in the civil war. >> the war was started three years ago between muslim and christian militias cost thousands of lives. the fighting has now stopped, but the divisions run deep between communities. however in this mine the muslims and christians work side by side. >> i work here with my three brothers for three months now. it is the only way to feed our family. >> human rights groups say that rebels from all sides are using mines to buy weapons and fund their operations. >> now in the west of the country whe

spain, with the czech republic, turkey and croatia. group f. portugal, republic of jirld, sweden and italy. >> you have the vision to come forth, to win the contest and ut have to play to everyone. we are ambitious. >> the football champions have set up a semifinal showdown with barcelona, at the f.i.f.a. club world cup. they were taking on the mexican side in osaka. scoring opened in the 55th minute. >> they levelled the game at 1-1 with 10 minutes left on the clock. the two teams poised for extra time when the brazilian childreninged a 2-1 -- clinched a 2-1 victory. >> the second quarterfinals are under way between hiroshima. it's 0-0 in the first half. the winner facing argentina's river plate next. >> the funeral of murdered honduras international arnold perolta took place. family friends and fans gathered to pay final respects to the 26-year-old. he was attacked outside a shopping mall in his home town on thursday, dying of put mr gunshot wounds. police say there were no suspects in custody >>> jim dawson won the championships by three shot

of albania australia, austria, belarus belgium, bulgaria, canada, costa rica, croatia, cyprus, czech republic, denmark, jipght, finland, germany, greece, hungary, iceland, iraq, ireland, israel, italy, japan, kazakhstan, latvia, lebanon, luxembourg, morocco, netherlands, nicaragua, norway, philippines, poland, portugal, romania, saudi arabia, senegal serbia, sweden, switzerland, syrian and republic, former yugoslavia republic and turkey to participate in this meeting. it is so decided in accordance of the provisional rules of proceed or your i now invited mr. president of the financial action task force to participate in this meeting. it's so decided. security counsel will now begin its consideration of item two on the agenda, and i am pleased to give the floor to the secretary general, excellency mr. ban ki-moon. >> thank you, i'm mr. president of excellency mr. ban ki-moon secretary of the united states of ministers, excellences president of the financial action task force atf thank you gentleman. mr. president let me thank you by thank hadding the government of the united states of the lea

blaze, a german shepherd originally from the czech republic died after a long and distinguished career. he fought crime for eight years and retired in 2011 and at the side of his long-time partner. >>> the fdny and u.s. army are part -- officials the partnership at the fire training academy on randalls island. the goal is to strengthen respective introductory training programs for new firefighters and military recruits. >>> you may have seen this at 4:00. it's so special. a metro north train conductor using his skills to make a train ride from new york to connecticut more festive. >> this was posted on facebook and these are members of the yale glee club who had no trouble taking direction from conductor bob mcdonough. they gave an impromptu performance and filled the car with holiday spirit. >> love it. >>> a mosque becomes a target of what appears to be a hate crime not once but twice. the gruesome discovery found at the front door and what is being done to stop it from happening again. >> plus, car safety ratings getting an upgrade. how the new system will help people inside and hou

this is the czech republic where this happened where police say the truck jumped the flashing red lightsore colliding with the train. safety officials say the truck driver escaped with minor injuries. no one on the train was hurt, luckily. >>> the three largest u.s. airlines are banning one of the most popular holiday items because of a fire danger. delta, american, and united airlines are banning hoverboard in check or carry-on luggage. they say the lithium ion batteries that power these devices could catch fire. hoverboards are motorized two-wheel skateboard-sized scooters that users stand on. they have been a hot gift item at many retailers this year. the u.s. consumer product safety commission is investigating at least 10 reports of hoverboard fires, some of which were captured on video. >>> many of you have already put up the christmas tree and decorations but if you haven't, there's still some time and you want to make sure that you're doing it safely. nbc 10's matt delucia has tipped for you. >> reporter: 'tis the season for trees and lights. >> lots and lots of lights. >> it's a

polls have shown anti-immigration parties gaining support across europe, including in austria, czech republic holland, poland, slovakia, sweden, and switzerland. meanwhile, in venezuela, the right-wing opposition party seized a majority in the national assembly for the first time in years, winning 99 out of the 167 seats in sunday's elections. the ruling socialist party won only 46 seats. venezuelan president nicolas maduro accepted the election results, saying they did not signal an end to the bolivarian revolution that began when hugo chavez was elected in 1999. here at the u.n. climate change summit in paris, france, negotiators have approved draft text with a hopeful form an accord to curb global carbon emissions by the end of this week. d-link the document still contains more than 900 square brackets to signify areas of disagreement that still need to be resolved. contentious issues include financing for developing countries, the precise carbon emissions reduction targets, and whether or not the text will outline different responsibilities for developing and developed countries. we will

in group d spain with the czech republic turkey and croatia. group e with belgium, switzerland and italy, and group f portugal, iceland, hungary and austria. >>> paul reese was at the draw, and joins us live from paris. so paul a touc tough group for some debutantes like ireland. >> wales has been drawn with england in group b. the welsh will be relishing that match especially after having a world-class player like gareth bale against a team who arguebly doesn't have a world-class player in england. belgium will take the rerepublic of ireland, sweden. but for france, an incredibly easy group even though coaches never say any group is easy. romania, switzerland, an and albania, who have never been in this competition before. glance looking for their third straight win in a major tournament on home soil. and lifted the 1998 world cup and 14 years before that it was michel platini who scored with nine goals to win the first major win. he had an appeal rejected yesterday. he's currently banned from football, and if the fifa ethics committee find th

i also think if they would go the way of history as we have seen in poland and hungary in the czech republicit makes it easier to deal with the member states one on one as a strong confederate you did. we will see on that point with the conspiracy period is an empirical matter. i read those stories i am mindful of them i don't know if they are true but i don't know if they are false either. the last thing i want to say with that force that is useful on the ground. and the policy is embedded in a way that is as stupid dangerous war idiom and. and what tipped them off but would is very dangerous and stupid to look first toward assad than daesh it is possible. they want to do more to support its demand to wages and so this will reopen the womb to -- the wound with this saudi forces bombing as yet been tries to retake azerbaijani. wouldn't that be interesting? with turkey there has been a focal point of administration to get the turks to do much more it is not as porous as it has been. into have 2.2 billion syrian refugees and more is more is driven isis driven. not kurdish. if you look at turki

rachel's mother said the family's ancestry is czech republic, swedish, german, with a trace of native american thrown in there. amid controversy rachel resigned as president of the naacp chapter in spokane washington. another big story was one direction. >> big. >> you know it, it is trending every single day. they are still trending in the philadelphia area every day. zane left the the group. the group went from five members down to four when zane a announced he was leaving the group and he is trending again for his hair change. >> number one on a lit of lists, in the category is caitlin jenner after she publicly transitioned from bruce jenner to caitlin, probably number one story on different lists. >> 9:19. time for quincy harris. >> he is having a lot of fun at sahara a sams. >> not so much fun guys, this is the adult only jacuzzi and i had to get the away from the kid because i'ming having so much fun. i will have have more fun but right now i will just relax. >>> ♪ the. >> that is it, rolling stone magazine has name the weekend's i can't feel my face the song of the year. >> the

. >> the red wing's airlines plane, flight 9268 was coming in from the czech republic. are blamed for the crash. eight crew members are on board at the time of the accident, three survive. no one on the ground is injured. >> a miracle was there weren't actually commercial passengers on this plane. it's actually pretty amazing that more people weren't lost in this instant. >> a plane doesn't have to crash. to shock drivers on the road. august 9, 2012, it's a cloudy afternoon in russia, and something is looming in the gray skies above. >> you see this little black dot, it's coming closer and closer. you realize it way bigger than a small, black dot. looks like a spaceship, kind of. >> it seems like it's out of nowhere. a 1960s russian fighter jet, bursts out of the sky and comes directly for their car. >> the combat aircraft is an su-24 like this one, designed for low-level strike missions. it can travel at speeds of up to 817 miles per hour. that's nearly 15 times faster than russia's official speed limit for the freeway. >> and you can actually hear like that blast of s

in 2011 after the president cairo speech, the canceling of the missile defense battery of the czech republic it should have been clear to any rational observer that the obama administration was not capable of a policy that would actually defend and robustly defend the national security interest of the united states. a third example that has dragged on for more than four years is the syrian civil war. once again there is no doubt that bashar al-assad like his father was before him a bad guy who has been an ally to and at times a puppet of iran and an enemy to the united states and israel. and it may have been that the spring of 2011 there was a secular nonviolent opposition to a sob that would have made his ouster of strategic interest to the united states. by the time it was clear that they were at work. in june of that year the economist reported after rebel groups they identified seven had significant terrorist ties. the state of affairs that made me deeply cautious about any plan to train and equip them for as bad as assad was and is radical jihadis controlling syria would be a significan

. >>> and this video from the the czech republic, showing a train slamming in the tractor trailer.mpact so forceful it takes trailer clean off. amazingly the the truck driver suffered minor injuries. no one on board the train was hurt. >>> now on the cbs-3 healthwatch, two new studies on alzheimer's disease, one on stress, another on alcohol. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins with us that new research. >> reporter: first stud bye alcohol. couple drinks a day may lower risk of permanent, premature death in people, with early stage alzheimer's disease. one explanation, researchers say could that be moderate drinkers have a larger social network, that other study found that, stress, increases memory decline. help off set stress of losing his wife, fredrick rides a bike that also helps keep him healthy. >> first thing do i is exercise. >> reporter: retired history professor is part of the new study on age ago this found a link between stress in the elderly and memory decline. >> participants, who had the highest levels of stress, were about twice as likely, tothe develop mild co

about three years ago, and it's -- just this month it came out in the czech republic.they sent me a copy of it. another book to go on my shelf that i can't read by me. this, the title of the book is "the white rose of stalingrad." and the white rose of stalingrad was a young woman in her 20s, well, young woman in her late teens. of she was barely 21. most of her career was when she was 20, who became the highest scoring female, air ess of all time. she blew with the soviet air force in world war ii. she was, obviously, she fought at stalingrad which is how she got her name. well, her name was -- the nickname is a misnomer. her name was lilia, and she was was -- and lilia means lily, so she painted a white lily on the side of her fighter plane. and the luftwaffe, you know, these guys aren't scientists, they're not going to identify flowers. that's the last thing a luftwaffe fighter pilot is going to do, identify a pee cease of flowers. -- species of flowers. oh, it was a rose. she became the white rose of stalingrad, and that was her nickname. she shot down at least 12

while in group-d defending champions spain have been drawn with the czech republic, turkey and croatiathe republic of ireland have a tough draw from group-e. with belgian, sweden and italy. finally group-f is portugal, iceland, hungary and austria. >>> our reporter paul reese was at the draw in paris and he says security measures are expected to be different from the previous tournaments. >> reporter: well, as you would expect tomorrow is a month from the attacks in paris and there is a lot of security here, mainly the riot police, the crs rather the heavy weaponry we have been a customed to seeing in paris recorrec recently. but the security 2016 will be huge, some of the suicide attacks were at the stade de france which will host the final on july 10th. there are still plans for a 120,000 capacity fan zone under the eiffel tower. so it will be a very different proposition from the world cup in 1998 where the main threat was hooliganism. >>> manchester city have gone back to the top of the english premier league after a last-gasp win over city 2-1. wilfred bony opened the scoring in f

i also think if they would go the way of history as we have seen in poland and hungary in the czech republicit makes it easier to deal with the member states one on one as a strong confederate you did. we will see on that point with the conspiracy period is an empirical matter. i read those stories i am mindful of them i don't know if they are true but i don't know if they are false either. the last thing i want to say with that force that is useful on the ground. and the policy is embedded in a way that is as stupid dangerous war idiom and. and what tipped them off but would is very dangerous and stupid to look first toward assad than daesh it is possible. they want to do more to support its demand to wages and so this will reopen the womb to -- the wound with this saudi forces bombing as yet been tries to retake azerbaijani. wouldn't that be interesting? with turkey there has been a focal point of administration to get the turks to do much more it is not as porous as it has been. into have 2.2 billion syrian refugees and more is more is driven isis driven. not kurdish. if you look at turki

next week you have the czech republic, you have sweden and hungry.makes her decisions. >> there are two money schematics. the purpose of the central bank is to create a certain level of uncertainty to avoid unidirectional trip -- unidirectional trade the ghost too far. they have succeeded in claiming the expectation for the sense of give urgent trade. euro-dollar is trading at a rate which is compatible in the level of volatility on the euro-dollar is coming down. for the decision-makers the real economic decisions very much in control. manus: what i found fascinating is with had a number of different central bankers, what is you expect so much. i am being subjective, but you are all so greedy, you are also euro hasous, the bounced back 3% since this discussion. this is a question i have at 6:00 a.m., is it high-yield or treasury? pure bond market the diversions is very much in the market already. the diversions can still be played by playing the credit market because it's something that is rather stable and you have to stay for most of next year. ma

politics in general terms illegal and more towards the right as we've seen in poland and in hungary, czech republic, made in the next elections in the netherlands we will see something quite unusual. this makes it easier, even germany, i think this makes it easier for the russians to deal one on one as a strong and federal unit. we will see on that point, we will see. as to the turkey, so-called conspiracy theory. this is an empirical matter. i don't know all the facts yet. i've read those stories. i can't buy mindful of the. i don't know if they are true but i don't know if they are false the the. i think we shouldn't rush to judgment over those things. the last thing i want to say is, if this is jumping around a little bit but if the united states wants to try to create some kind of a coalition force that's useful on the ground, one thing that has been mentioned so far on either count is just idiotic, stupid war in yemen saudi for prosecuting, and what online, that kind of policy is abating in the weight is stupid, dangerous war in yemen because i think with that -- feel bad. this is very, very d

that look like ginger break cakes because that's a very traditional way to decorate in the czech and slovak republics with fruit .. nuts .. cookies .. straw ornaments .. very home made and down to earth. " " buzzzzzzzzz "but the stars of the show can be found in window - wonder-land on 16th avenue.if they look familiar - you're probably north of forty. forty." these guys were in the christmas windows of killians department store. " elves made toys in killians window for decades - and by the time they came to the museum - they were fling their age. age." you don't look up elf motor on the internet " engineer - elf - grant smith - and his crew - brought them back to life - made parts - borrowed parts - to create what he calls six million dollar man elves - that assers by - love. grant smith - czech and slovak museum - " look it's the guy sawing the board and it's santa claus checking his list and so on .. it's just how they remember it and that's really how we want to keep it. " just part of a holiday feeling - unique to the czech village. village." it seems like christmas used to be when some of us we

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general turn in a little more towards the right as we've seen recently in poland and hungary and czech republicat the next elections in another land we will see something quite unusual even in germany i think this makes it easier for the russians to deal with the member states one-on-one than it is to deal with the european union as a strong confederate unit. so we will see on that point. as for the so-called conspiracy theory, and this is an empirical matter. i don't know all the facts yet. i read the stories. again, i'm mindful of them. i don't know if they are true or false leaders of this is an mp or call matter and we shouldn't rush to judgment. the last thing i want to say is -- and this is jumping around a little bit but if the united states wants to create some kind of a coalition force that is useful on the ground, one thing that hasn't been mentioned is this idiotic in yemen and the united states policy is abetting this dangerous war and i think that we feel bad with a variety of other things that picked them off but this is very dangerous and stupid. we are never going to get anybody

happened in the czech republic.artha: planned parenthood executives suing ohio's attorney general saying he's trying to ban abortions. the attorney general says the biomedical companies working with the organization dispose of fetal parts in landfills. the attorney general lodging major allegations against this organization. reporter: its investigation into three planned parenthood locations revealed fetal tissue ended up in a garbage dump. he says they sent the remains to companies which disposed of fetuses in landfills. >> i think it will come toss a shock to ohioans to find out fetuses are being cooked and they are being put in landfill and mixed in with yesterday's garbage and whatever else goes into a landfill. >> reporter: the ohio a.g. turned his findings over to the department of health. martha: what is the response from plant parenthood. reporter: they are saying it's an attack by republican john kasich. they say the governor has done everything to stop abortions in ohio. planned parenthood says our vendors