small phrases-- di-di, di-di, da-ga, te-tay, te-di-gi-di, di-gi-di, da. da-ti-gi-ti, dig-in-na, da.semble plays accented by the tabla] it's a very difficult instrument to master, and i still haven't mastered it. i'm an artist and i'm a performer, a professional musician, but my basic view is that i'm studying it. i'm learning as i go, and i feel i have a lot to learn. [traditional arabic music played on an oud] (shaheen) the oud is actually the most prominent instrument in arabic music. it has basically five double strings and one single low string, and it has a fingerboard here that is fretless-- open fingerboard, and this is how the quartertone quality is being produced, because you can slide and produce all the sounds. [plays example] usually the oud is being played in the context of the small ensemble or a larger one as accompaniment to a vocalist or as a solo instrument. it's a very old instrument. it comes from the guitar family in persia. it's the ancestor of the lute and the guitar family. the oud is actually the most prominent instrument in arabic music, and it's as valuabl

sister died just short of her 17th birthday of meningitis. this is well before penicillin. the family had great concerns and they had a quarantine cower in the top of the mansion. yet they grew up in a household with a lot of fears. fears of kidnapping rap the forefront. and her sister was an outdoors girl and the girl scout. so after she died the family donated the first national girl scout camp, in new york city. some of you may have gone to girl scout camp there were the clerks gave more than 100 acres for that camp. and huguette would've been an early teenager at the time that only sibling died in a one conversations begin with you and huguette, had huguette gone into the hospital at that time? >> yes, she had probably been several years in doctors hospitals, which at that time was a hospital that celebrities patronize. >> if she liked the visit so much, you said that she stayed? >> yet. >> her residence literally became a hospital. >> exactly. yes. >> but she was in pretty bad shape when she went into the hospital. >> yes, she had some m

mary's county, seven people died last year after overdosing on heroin or prescription drugs.far this year, three people have died after ingesting heroin. >> it's about educating parents, their children understanding what the resources are, the treatments available, and educating people to make good choices. >> reporter: haffar says she hopes other parents will learn the signs that their kids are using heroin. >> you can't blame them, because once they start doing it, it's like a demon. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >>> a d.c. firefighter is charged with prescription drug fraud in st. mary's county. his arrest comes after others has led the department to check up on all its firefighters. investigators say henry dentfield filled a fake prescription at a pharmacy in st. mary's county. police arrested dent in uniform, and then discovered dozens of pain kills and 18 fake prescriptions. investigators say they don't know if he intended to sell them. >> we do search and seizure warrants on some items we recovered from the vehicle, electronic items. i think it's going to give us

she died one of the worst, worst ways.there's no way i'm not going to get justice for her. >> so the hopelessly divided again on opposite sides of aface north carolina courtroom. either way it falls, one family's justice will be another's cosmic miscarriage. everyone older now but no less passionate in their convictions about what really happened on the staircase. that dreadful accident one side will say. that savage murder the other. >>> and now a message from the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, good evening, my fellow americans. as of tonight, russian forces still occupy the crimean peninsula inside ukraine, and crimean lawmakers have begun steps to secede. and in these past few days, i've heard so many questions from the american people. questions like "is this the first step towards war?" "what can the united states do?" and "hold up, what's crimea?" [ laughter ] now, now we've taken every reasonable step to end this crisis. thursday, i spoke with president putin on the phone for an hou

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. >>> up next, a state politician mysteriously dies after her impeachment trial. experts don't know why. >> i personally have not known a woman 50 years old drop dead of a heart attack. >> a microscopic clue points towards foul play. >> no one could account for this puncture wound in her left hip. >> were her political enemies to blame, or was it someone closer to home? >> if you're asking me my opinion, he hated her. >> the clean get cleaner and the dirty get dirtier. >> kathy augustine was one of the most colorful politicians in nevada state politics. she was the state's first female comptroller, and she was on president bush's short list to become the secretary of the treasury. >> whether you agreed with her politics or not, you could not doubt that this woman was a force of nature. >> but augustine's star fell as quickly as it rose. >> not guilty, madam president. >> in 2004, her political enemies accused her of violating election laws, and her case was brought before the state legislature. >> i think that we can finally get a fair and nonpartisan trial in the

they were exhausted so lincoln's for he died on and is. he pointed neglect to be the consult general in paris and pointed a two and a exhausted and didn't want to do is turn in at the time they couldn't have foreseen would have been what occurred that wanted to seize the world. i have a long-suffering young and then he rode faithfully every other day is in illinois and is heard as his letters to her that we have recollections of the war but there was an exchange earlier to the re-election or the duration is right for you most of her letters as are in we only have the one i've dialog you are is's pages are a much and is by the way he was in hell that we were growing apart my flat there is a letter her shortly urged the is a diplomatic post so i don't think we can get married yet. because you are invited that he's writing to say and telling him here's where the wedding is going to be an that man. clearly the conversation the only way he could have gotten married was in white house. there is a will there is a wide and parents of 18 and that i

one died at childbirth, and sadly, we've now learned that the second baby has also died, in part because of breathing complications. as for the 19-month-old girl who doctors feared might have polio, they're still waiting for final test results, but they say her paralysis could be the result of a small brain hemorrhage, and may be treatable. they're cautiously optimistic she will walk again. >>> still ahead tonight, historic freeze. the amazing mission to break the ice on the great lakes after the kind of winter not seen in decades. >>> and later, they're not done yet. another big day for team usa in sochi. >>> we probably don't need to remind you that it's been a long and brutal winter, and all those storms and frigid temps didn't just make a mess of the country's roads, rails and skies, it's also snarled traffics on key rivers and lakes, including the great lakes. 92% of them were covered in ice, and clearing those shipping lanes is no easy tax. we get our report tonight from nbc's john yang. >> reporter: the first thing you notice is the sound. a constant deep rumble as the u.s. coast

he died at the hospital.e say the victim was not in a crosswalk when the truck hit him. >>> a warship is now joining the search for that missing plane. it's got a special black box detector on board. the australian ship is armed with a u.s. navy's towed ping locator in an underwater drone. the search for malaysian air liens flight 370 is entering its fourth week. and there was disappointing news today. investigators say items pulled from the ocean friday turned out to be nothing more than garbage, but they're not ruling out the possibility some floating objects pinpointed today could be from the plane. >>> for the first time since last weekend's deadly mudslide, finally some signs of hope in washington state. we'll explain why coming up next. >>> and we're getting our share of rain this weekend. but wait until you see what happens next. >>> well, tonight, there is positive news coming out of washington state. one week after that devastating mudslide, dozens of people have been found alive. they're safe, and t

the night matt died. >> his body was shutting down.atically shut down. >> then matt's father described the horror of watching his son's final agony. he couldn't talk except to ask for his children. >> he would say where is little man and samantha? >> a picture was passed around of matt dead-on the autopsy table. mark began to cry and so did holly. the coroner said what he found during the autopsy. discovery that became the core of the case against holly. >>> are poisoned with antifreeze. very, very slowly. he explained he found crystals in matt's heart and brain having inched their way through the body. >> how much time would it take for the crystals to deposit themselves in the blood vessels of the heart. >> the fact that crystals were forming in his heart and he had traveled through the brain indicated long-term exposure and not a one-close deal. >> matt's friends said they had seen his body disintegrate before their eyes starring weeks if not months before his death. >> he began explaining of back pain. he was sitting beside me and

it is a memorial to those who died. the spot i am here in independence square, people died a little more than a week and a half ago. it is a memorial to those who died. we'll show you around a little bit. there are barricades and sandbags. a new government, a shaky government at best. an interim president, a new prime minister, all of them are hoping some sort of diplomatic effort can solve the crisis in ukraine. they are looking to the west and the u.s. for help on the diplomatic front. but they are calling up military reserves. there have been a lot of developments, in the last five or six hours. we want to bring you up to date on, we have our complete coverage with our correspondents all throughout the region and all across the globe tonight. first, i want to bring you up to speed, what's happened today and over the last 72 hours. take a look. >> it's a fact that russia has surrounded or taken over all military facilities in crimea. it is a fact that russian jets entered ukrainian airspace. >> samantha power making c

. >> scientists say dna tests confirm what many originally thought that these pour souls died as a result of the plague that killed tens of millions in europe more than 600 years ago and studying how they died is also revealing information on their lives. >> they surfed from ma malnutrin during their childhood disease. >> being are how to fight future pandemics. >> they can look at inferk shus disease and especially at new emerging diseases to try and help us understand what form they'll take, how they'll evolve. >> but according to some public health researchers the evidence from the bones may also change the view of how the plague was spread. originally thought to have been transmitted to humans by rats

at a died saturday rehabilitation center in alexandria. he was the first african-american to play basketball at georgetown university. only on seven, we are live in alexandria with what the white family told us today. >> they're convinced that he died of complications run the norovirus.us -- do acknowledge there is no scientific evidence, no proof of that he did have that virus. saide warnings on the door interest your own risk. >> he was unresponsive, he was sweating, and his love pressure was low. -- blood pressure was low. >> he was the first african-american, player at georgetown university. stroke cut his political career short in 2005, and that is when he went to woodbine. saturday, he was rushed to alexandria hospital. dorothy wife got there after her brother-in-law. >> he had died. he had vomited a large amount of blood. lasts a day or so, but if someone is weak or in poor health, the expect can be far more severe. grieve, they wonder if something could have been done to save him. >> it is just sort of putting way that insult in a

. >>> a comedian and tonight show favorite has died. david brenner died yesterday afternoon at his home in new york city. he appeared more than 150 times "the tonight show" and filled in as host several times. brenner, a former documentary filmmaker, had been fighting cancer for the last few years. he was 78 years old. >>> tens of thousands of visitors are braving the cold of northern wisconsin to catch a flames of stunning ice caves. over the past few months more than 100,000 people have marched over ice-covered lake superior for more than a mile each way

died eight hours later. this was a rolling attack. so there was ample time to save ample time to save him and the other americans but also we want to highlight their role, there've seal training. they both volunteered. one came from tripoli, the other from a town near benghazi. how their sacrifice saved a lot of lives. >> this photograph on the front, is this post or is this -- >> no, that's a shot taken in afghanistan. i believe in 2003, although don't hold me to that. >> those are navy seals and? >> yes. >> richard miniter, newest book, "eyes on the target: inside stories from the brotherhood of the u.s. navy seals." thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming begins saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. nonfiction books all weekend every weekend right here on c-span2. .. >> a procedural vote scheduled for 5:30. it w

"when this admirable artist died, "painting also died.it is due to him "that the art's coloring and invention "have been brought to such perfection "that progress is almost impossible. "happy were those who served under him "because all who imitate his art "are sure to succeed in the world, "as those who imitate his virtuous life will be rewarded in heaven." raphael was the subject of myth in his lifetime-- myth compounded by his dying on a good friday. there were even stories of earthquakes following his death, as on the first good friday. the myth helps to understand how he could be buried here. his own motives come out clearly in his will, in which he leaves money for the restoration of this most perfect survivor from the roman world, desiring to be immortalized within the verery fabric of antiquity which he had helped revive, at once defining his artistic aims and his status. the status of artists had grown during the 14th and 15th centuries, but now suddenly we find them compared with princes. in writers as different as castiglione,

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it is a memorial to those who died. we'll show you around a little bit. there are barricades and sandbags. people bring flowers and light candles, paying homage to those who died for change. the crisis caught many by surprise, many in the government. a new government, a shaky government at best. an interim president, a new prime minister, all of them are hoping some sort of diplomatic effort can solve the crisis in ukraine. they are looking to the west and the u.s. for help on the diplomatic front. but they are calling up military reserves. a lot has occurred over the last 12 and 24 hours and a lot happened over the weekend to get you up to speed on. here's a look at the last 72 hours. >> is it a fact that russia has surrounded or taken over practically all military facilities in crimea. is it a fact that russian jets entered -- >> u.s. am baas dor to the ukraine. a blunt answer to warnings from the west and president obama. it all unravelled quickly in the last 72 hours. >> this action constitute an act of aggression against the state of ukraine. >> repo

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that day, a third died later. 23 others hurt. owens is charged with murder and could face the death penalty. >> still ahead big news for the raiders as the team closes in on a deal with a veteran running back from the bay area. >> the cardinal bounced out of the big dance. the best it could cost a stanford grad a pretty penny. >> we're looking here, 880 moves, warriors looking for a win. looking for a win on your commute. i'll show you what's going on further east. >>> as we take a look at the bay bridge from our emeryville camera, a beautiful morning ahead. we're going to check in with christina. a record breaking pay day may be ahead for a star. the detroit tigers and two-time defending american league mvp miguel cabrera are close to inking an eight-year extension worth, are you ready, $248 million. but, add to that the money from the $44 million still left on his current contract, that is a total of $292 million over the next 10 years, more cash than any player has ever received in one deal in the history of the game. >> wow.

it's often said that when louis died, an age died with him.he age of absolute monarchs, the age of which versailles is a symbol, was drawing to an end. things would never be the same. for louis, versailles was intended first to be a garden, and he imagined that garden as an outdoor palace built next to the one constructed in stone, and the one could not be understood without the other. in the garden, louis exercised the same despotism over nature that he did indoors over his court. these two tyrannies changed, softened even, over the long years of the reign. the most famous formal garden in europe, with its rigorous geometries of terraces and staircases, its regular parterre, gave way gradually to a greater informality of trees and fields, not merely because it was so expensive to keep up, but because a new attitude to nature was developing-- more sentimental, intimate, romantic. the mood of this moment is captured in a painting done not long after louis' death-- antoine watteau's departure from the isle of cythera. a group of courtiers prepar

an autopsy revealed 17-month old amierah roberson died from head trauma. her body was found by an abandoned building in riverdale a few hours before her mother reported her missing. the family says the mother dropped off amierah at her boyfriend's, on her way to work. t-v pitchman kevin trudeau will spend the next ten years in federal prison for lying to consumers about the benefits of a weight-loss plan. that's the sentence prosecutors requested. at his sentencing hearing, trudeau called his arrest and trial a wake-up call, and said he'll never do it again. trudeau still hasn't repaid the 37 million dollars he was fined in *civil court. the only teen charged as an adult in the videotaped beating of a curie high school student, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery ... and was sentenced to time served. 19-year-old raymond palomino was one of seven teens charged with aggravated battery and robbery in the 2012 attack that went viral online. the 17-year-old victim was lured into an alley by a girl, then beaten and robbed. blasting will resume *today at a quar

a midshipman died today. it comes nearly one week after he suffered injuries on a skateboarding accident while away from the academy. grief counselors are available. of ais the second death student from the u.s. naval academy in less than a week. another one died tuesday at after practicing at a football practice. an extradition hearing scheduled for monday in west virginia for charles severance has been canceled. his attorney asked the court for additional time to prepare his case. severance is a person of interest in three alexander homicides. attorney called the charge a sham implants the fight extradition. ends today and april 1 primary in the district. theill learn who will win chair for mayor. vincent gray is running for reelection. he faces seven challengers. face a council member who was running as an independent in november. today marks one week since a inslide devastated a town washington. at least 17 people were killed and about 90 others remain missing. we have more. firefighters in washington sta

three years on, people are remembering those who died. japanese leaders held a national memorial ceremony in tokyo to honor the victims. participants observed a moment of silence at 2:46 p.m., the exact time the quake struck. >> they paid tribute to the more than 18,000 people who died in the disaster and its aftermath. more than 2600 others are still listed as missing. representatives of families who lost loved ones spoke. this man's 25-year-old son died after the tsunami swept in. he was leading feel safety. she found his body in a morgue ten days later. >> translator: we'll continue to work toward rebuilding our city, so please, watch over us throughout this process. as a mother, i am proud of you. >> participants offered prayers and other tributes to those who died. now many people in northeastern japan also paused at 2:46 p.m. to remember how life changed. [ sirens ] >>> people throughout the disaster-hit region are looking back and trying to move on. ♪ people gathered before dawn in the town of mini san rikyu. they sang a traditiona

>> 53. >> my father died from a massive heart attack. my father died at the age of 47. >> oh, my gosh. >> and your son elias is my general manager's name. >> that's what i heard. i was like i can't believe that. >> that's my general manager's name. >> it's actually my -- both of my grandfathers' name, as well. my father's father's name was elias and my mother's father's name was elas. i already had special connection to it. >> i was very happy today, i was out working on another job. my manager called me up and asked me if i would be interested in helping out. i said not a problem, whatever you need. it's very important to me to give back. >> i think it's important to help each other and this where you supposed to help others and, you know, it's just the thing that the humans do. >> well, we actually received a call from michael & sons asking us to participate. and being a family owned and operated company, the community has been important to us. so we give back when we can. >> well, today, we're replacing the shingles. we're putting 50-

it's a shirt in which he died. >> all of this was in the box? >> everything was in the box. >> a box of treasures. >> a box of treasure, yes. there was no country in the world when napoleon bonaparte is not famous, people like or don't like him - anyway, they know him. we are selling the emotion. >> interest in the napoleon stretches beyond france's borders. there are collectors in russia, australia, the u.s. and china. >> items connected to napoleon bonaparte have a record of selling at a high price, a ring he gave to his future wife josephine sold for $1 million. >> the mystery vouching his death could be sold. tests on samples of the hair may give clues about whether he was poisoned or died of natural causes. >> and, of course, you can keep up to date with all the stories we are following at al jazeera, by heading to aljazeera.com. >> it's the inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. with each passing year, the toll from alzheimerss rising. more americans die from

some sources say he might a died of the wounds as early as last summer. so the question is what comes next. obviously this announcement that the - officially confirms the death and puts a full stop in the history of chech yen rebellion, how it was started. i don't want to say we won't see terrorists, because they are underground there. it has mostly moved to the neighbouring republics, like daing as tan and -- daing es tan and regions in russia, like the terrorist acts in volgograd. >> still to come on al jazeera - political continuation in berundy. the government banning an opposition party blamed for recent violence. plus the u.s. re writes military history. we tell you about medals overlooked because of race and religion. >> it's good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. ukraine's navy headquarters in crimea has been overrun by pro-russian forces. dozens of events, some in uniform, some in civilian clothes barricaded themselves in the building. the legg niece army is being sent to two downs as the area is drawn into the conflic

ten children died. three survived. >> reporter: a family of ten are buried under this pile of rubble. neighbors are desperate to recover the bodies. >> i heard the sound of the plane, and i came quickly down here. i saw people being taken away. i saw two children in the rubble. >> reporter: the bodies pile up as shocked relatives try to identify the victims young and old. in syria no one is immune to the violence, not even the very young. >> coming up on al jazeera america this was the scene three years ago in japan. a powerful tsunami caused by an earthquake. now looking back and remembering those who died. >> three years after japan's earthquake and tsunami nearly 370,000 people still can't go home. in japan they're marking a grim anniversary. [♪ singing ] >> reporter: on the fukushima beach a ceremony for the dead. people died here when the earthquake and tsunami truck three years ago. 37 were never found. they pray for the safe passage of their souls. while the local police, as they do on the 11th d

. >>> and in one local neighborhood, a woman died while digging out from the storm. >> "news4 at 11" starts now. >> the storm may be gone, but it's really cold out there tonight. too cold, in fact, for salt trucks to do much good. and that has schools and businesses closing again tomorrow. >> we've got team coverage of the deep freeze that is settling in tonight, from d.c., maryland, and virginia. but we begin with chief meteorologist doug kammerer in storm center 4. doug? >> hey, guys. we are talking about bitter cold air across the region that is going to last right on through early tomorrow morning. we already set a couple of records out there, at least one. let's take a look. currently around the metro area, 17 at national. no problem there. it's cold. but it's not 8 in camp springs. 9 in huntingtown. 3 degrees in gaithersburg. and look back to the west. leesburg at 5. manassas at zero. warrenton at 1. dulles 3 degrees. that sat terse old record of 12 set back in 1980. and i think dulles will set another record during the day tomorrow. we have had very cold temperatures after the

at the same time, diaz was taken to the hospital where he later died. he said he stabbed the teen, but he was defending himself. >> i wouldn't have pulled my knife if i was not in fear for my life. i was on the ground for probably 45 seconds getting kicked and hit in the head. >> friends of diaz say he was not a gang member. >> this is a 16-year-old boy that we all know. and he is not like that. he is not gang affiliated and he would never throw a first punch for anything. >> diaz says he is just trying to get out of trouble claiming self defense. favre says he has a 16-year-old brother himself. >>> surveillance video believed to have captured a driver that hit a woman in concord over the weekend. they arrested tyler larson at his home last night after they got a tip from chp. they found evidence and damage to his pickup truck. the victim was pushing a shopping cart moments before she was hit by larson. that happened on sunday night near north 5th street. investigators say she was on the sidewalk when his truck swerved off of the road and hit her. >> th

the problem that prompted emergency surgery ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, has died. a family spokesperson says brenner, died of cancer in s new york city home this ternoon. brenner app . >>> comedian david brenner, who holds the record for most appearances on the tonight show has died. a spokesperson said brenner died of cancer in his new york city home this afternoon. brenner appeared on the tonight show more than 150 times, and he worked steadily through 2013 doing standup. his last appearance was during a four-day gig last december attic casino in pennsylvania. he was 78. >>> today teachers can let have a sigh of relief fewer laugh notices are going out this year than in the past four years. the california teachers association expects about 1000 school teachers statewide to get layoff notices. last year 3000 teachers got the warning say they could be let go. school districts are required to send out the notices by march 15 and most are rescinded. a teacher union spokesperson credits the states strengthening economy. >>> tonight in infant gorilla the san diego zoo

kate o'mara died after a short illness. she was 74 years old.next up here, your homeownership on hold. what student loan debt is doing to the american dream. >> glor: the existing homes fell 7%, over the year 1.1%. people between the ages of 25 and 33, those critical first time home buyers can't afford the purchase. they have other bills to handle right now. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger more on this. we're talking about student loan debts. how much. >> 1.2 trillion. how about that. that's a big number. the average kid who has debt now is graduating school with $27,000 in debt. that's a mortgage payment right there. so obviously with that burden, it's very difficult for kids to afford buying a home. it's even hard for them to rent. they're going home living with their parents and these boomerang kids are staying there for a while. >> glor: that's a house down payment does. this group still think of homeownership as the american dream. >> i don't think so. i think when you graduate in the midst of a terrible recession, that it really

the two firefighters who died were among the first to enter the building. they called for help within a couple of minutes -- but couldn't be saved. in washington's deadly landslide, there is some good next. stay tuned for inside edition that's tonight after the news. in washington state. at least a little good news for crews at the site of the huge landslide in washington state. the number of missing people has dropped from nearly 2- hundred -- to 90. the search for victims is continuing. it's no longer considered likely that anyone is alive. but the recovery effort could go on for days or weeks. some of the survivors are now talking about what happened. we walked over to the window, there was all of it took me a second to realize it was much that was racing a hundred and kick the mouth prowler across the valley and then had a spiriit hit us. at 16. at least 8 other bodies have been spotted.but crews haven't been able to reach them yet. we're learning more about the traffic accident in fremont lance corporal andrew silva was on his motorcycle when he was dr

so, i thought they were fine. >> the passenger died at a hospital. police believe the driver was drunk and awe rest him before he could leave. >> i heard he got out of the car and was on his cell phone. people were watching and he started to run and i heard the police officer say "he's running." >> it is risky, people still drink and drive like this during this day and age where there is so much prevention where you can stop doing that. >> police have not released the identities of the victim or the alleged drunk driver. he remains in the hospital. back out here at the intersection, these lights are still not working, stop and go traffic. it's unclear when the city will come out to fix them. ktvu channel "2 news." >>> two people were hit and killed over the weekend while walking along two bay area highways. in san jose, a 16-year-old boy was struck and killed. investigators say he was walking across the highway from the right shoulder to the center divide when he was hit by a woman driving a bmw. the 36-year-old female driver stopped and is said to b

wife, eight people died. it is finished now. >> many have been quarantined while a center to house the sake nears completion. isolating suspected cases is one way to deal with the virus. it is transmitted among wild animals and spread among humans in close contact. maxing. no known cure symptoms include fever, bleeding, and diarrhea. >> we do not have supplies for production. we are short of workers and plies. >> -- supplies. >> the government is on high alert. in partnership with doctors without borders they are informing the public. >> we are establishing surveillance parameters. we are explaining what health and nutrition measures they must take. this concerns food, animals, and clothing so that the virus can be contained. >> for the moment the government says the ebola outbreak has not reached neighboring countries, but they are on high alert. >> let's go to kuala lumpur for the latest s conference from malaysian authorities on the fate of missing flight mh370 and the 239 people on board. >> the challenge

officials from japan and north korea will hold forth on sunday to returning the remains of japanese who died on the korean peninsula and the end of world war. a suicide attack and ordered the islamic bomb has killed at least eleven officials and pakistan say. jace is a mom but dad. and russian troops have effectively taken control of ukraine's crimean peninsula drawing for criticism from western leaders. red cross officials from japan and north korea met for the first time in the eighteen months they discuss the return of the remains of japanese who died on the korean peninsula in the turmoil around the end of world war two the delegates have agreed to hold another round of talks the meeting took place on monday in the chinese city of shenyang. diplomats from both nations were also there the movie scenes and booties we had a productive coughs and to be this easy atmosphere. i put them on the a a pre agreed to hold another round of talks with rick ross and government officials so before that each side will discuss on the road it might be the best way to proceed with the issue of returning the

prince george's county fire says she later died. there is also danger on the road after a day littered with accidents like this overturned tractor-trailer on 50. as night fell, things got scary again. >> colder temperatures and the possibility of basic editions is a dangerous combination. >> at the maryland state highway administration, they are monitoring snow from the eastern shore to the western mountains. the d.c. suburbs in between. the concern tonight is road surface temperatures so cold that regular road salt will not work. >> it works down to about 20 degrees and into the teens. >> on this road, a lot of ice and snow still on it herein bowie. the state has a solution that will work, a different solution than the normal solution of salt when the temperatures fall well below zero, and they are using it tonight because the regular salt is not as effective as a should be. there are warning everyone, don't assume a road is clear even if it is a major road. it could be icy because it is so cold. tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> take it

treat we agree this is called regression to the door to the white underneath ukraine's religiously dis wearing kiev to remember this protest is counted in the recent demonstrations del but not felt great to see st in crimea with its another day surrounded by the russian backed forces confrontation to appease a cold students. but signs of wavering. did this a red ukrainian of the garrison of the flakes of gold this situation is fluid intake. i used the streets of attaining team and they use a paintbrush and seven says they must also contend with to the war to shortages smoking the social body and a scone mix feet radius so does most of the loans were taken out of her run and strip them of it with sporty shorts. didn't hold their thoughts. russia continues to deny its own forces are operating in the area. one love. hospice to create its first national army with five thousand soldiers and three thousand reservists to be built on the country like iam so quick response force of the costs of a security force that replaced the armed rebels who fought against the sums at the end of the ninetee

they say we were young, we have died remind us. they say we have done what we could but until it is finished it is not done. they say our deaths are not ours they are yourselves they will mean what you make them. they say whether our lives and our deaths were for nothing we can't say. it is you who must say this. we leave i our deaths give them their meaning. we were young they say we have died remind us. (clapping.) >> thank you noah. we'll new dot actual groundbreaking before we do i'd like to thrill about the soil in the outlook gone it contains so i would say from american from battlefields where americans have shed blood from around the world so we're going to merely turn the soil over we are going to take the soil from the octagon into the construction process and it will be included in the actual veterans memorial when it's completed. i want to have the folks who are going to join me for the groundbreaking come in front of the color graduate and facing this way secreting shurlts, mayor ed lee, former mayor willie brown. city

died be died by suicide, how did your family deal with this? >> it was very hard to deal with it. you feel -- you feel very alone, and the house is very quiet. you know, people come after it happens. the memorial service and then it's very quiet, and you don't know what to do. and you go searching for answers. >> well, you found the foundation. >> right. >> and that really made a difference for you. you're a volunteer. your husband works for them. what are the signs you need to look for in young people? >> the warning signs for suicide are obviously, a mental disorder. isolating themselves. giving away possessions. not wanting to talk to friends or relatives. pushing people away. talking about wanting to die. >> and if you hear this, if you see these signs what should a loved one do? what could a friend do? >> what a friend can do is let that person know that they care and that they're there for them and encourage them to seek help. if it's an immediate crisis, there's the national suicide prevention life line that they can all. there's counselors there 24/7 and they'll get nem co

when he died, even the circumstances of his death were really horrible, but when he died, people tendedo focus then again on the good things. his talent, and try to forget the bad things. >> one of the things is jesse jackson junior, who is now -- or he is on his way to prison, he and his wife, and one of the reasons was their attraction to glamour, fur coats, and michael jackson paraphernalia. >> it is also that idea of somebody being successful in the public eye, and being so beloved, and beloved across racial categories. somebody who was a little bit younger than him, because michael jackson is sort of closer to my age. it was this kind of -- especially at the height of his fame, he had a kind of glamour of a type of success that inspired a lot of fans. >> here is from 1979, ronald reagan, running for president. this is a fund raiser out in los angeles, where he lived, and -- >> fundraising, is this a technique that you hope will prove fruitful, techniques for a fundraiser? >> i do not think that is any of your business. [laughter] >> well, let me say one thing. it is a lot more fun.

in this area here, people died a little more than a week and a half ago, right now it's considered holy ground a place of martyrs, flowers, makeshift memorials all around the barricades, the sandbags are all still up, all still a sign of what happened here a short time ago. the protesters remain, because they want to make sure that the changes that the new government here in ukraine have promised will take root. the promises made will be followed up on. the new government here, a shaky government at best, an interim president, a new prime minister, they're certainly hoping now that diplomacy will work in order to alter the situation on the ground in crimea. the government here is looking to the west, looking to the united states to aide in that diplomacy. at the same time, they're calling up the military reserves here in the ukraine, if it comes to an all out war. that is something all sides say they want to avoid at all costs. there have been a lot of developments, in the last five or six hours. we want to bring you up to date on, we have our complete coverage with our correspondents a

and a couple of other folks managed to escape, but everybody else died. chris, you had a question? and then we'll go into that other, second part roll-in. >> yeah, i was going to touch on the four-year-old thing, that that clearly was a victim. but she brought up a very good question. we've seen other things like that - david koresh, the ufo people - >> heaven's gate, the ones who - >> - heaven's gate. yeah. and i think that - we were talking about this john, luke, matthew type thing. revelations is an extremely weird book of the bible - >> and we'll get to it in this class. >> hey, neat! - and it seems like a lot of these people are basing their beliefs off of this book, and as we get further into the second millennium, it seems like we're going to see some uprisings and religious fervor and more of these incidents. >> that's so astute, chris, because actually, you read my mind. and believe me, i didn't meet him before class and tell him this, but in the next class on the more unusual kinds of doctrinal interpretation, i'm in fact going to look at the book of revelation, see how i

charge of the pro-russian volunteers who have been drafted in as backup for the russian soldiers is disinctly wary of our camera. there's not much chance of the buses being allowed into crimea, but there is a group of demonstrators waiting at the border post equipped with banners and staves just in case they do come through. the standoff lasts a good hour and we can't stay any more. that's the ridge where the border is. we've driven away from it because they're so paranoid about cameras there. it does look as though the o.s.c.e. buses are being stopped and won't be allowed through, which is going to cause another diplomatic problem for everybody concerned. on the other side of the border the o.s.c.e. monitors were able to take their own pictures of the russian soldiers who stopped them. they'll try again to get through tomorrow, but it won't happen without moscow's say-so. the arrival of so many armed, uniformed russians here has brought heightened violence to crimea. these cctv pictures from yesterday show some thugs stealing equipment from a pro-ukrainian tv station and loading it int

he died in 2008 after a fraternity hazing ritual.y have started the organization aware awake and alive. they join us from santa barbara, california. please, welcome. it's good to have you on the program. julia, let me just ask you first. what was your reaction to the decision by sae? >> hi john. honestly i was speechless. when i heard the news i started crying, for ten minutes i couldn't stop crying, i was -- i was happy. i was sad that you know, the reason that it came to be but i was overjoyed. >> scott, what was your son like? was he someone who would party a lot? >> not at all, john. carson was very health-conscious. he was into all kinds of sports. he was -- he was a very unique person. he had an uncanny ability to sense the needs of other people, and at a young age the ability to act on that. and he was really known for helping people and it is very ironic that that's what caused his death is that other people didn't help him. >> what happens at hazings like this? >> you know, the night that carson died, he was being initiated.

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. >> police officers died in the fighting.lite phone calls raise questions over who was shooting who. katherine ashton heard anti-government prove okay terse and carried out the shooting. >> it was disturbing. all the evidence shows that people who were killed by snipers among police men and people from the streets. they were the same snipers dealing with people from both sides. >> olga, a medical doctor working with the protesters denied saying the same people were shooting protesters and police. an investigation is still going on. he rejects the theory voiced in the phone call. >> i don't think politicians from ukraine could be involved. you'd have to be cynical and criminal. i think if there is such information we'll need to announce it. it could be a long time before the truth is established. for now that are painful memories and plenty of unanswered questions. in the square behind me, independence square, there are huge mounds of flowers in tribute to the people called the martyrs, people who died on the protesters side.

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