. >> i knew that our talks going on because my lawyers were elling me. heard putin's talk on tv, there was a tv in the camp. the people who signed him with me told me that. then the talk was about when it happened. i was convinced it would take place quickly. i knew the style that our authorities functioned in. it was 2:00 a.m. in the morning and i was woke up and told that a car had come for me and i was about to be transported. the person who came for me told me that even though he is formally taking me for transport to another facility, he said in the evening, you would be at home. he did not know i was a being deported to germany. >> that is where your mother was? >> in this time, my mother had gone through the first stage of treatment and had returned to russia. they nevertheless deported me to germany. that's -- that is a bureaucratic name if you will. >> what role did the germans lay? >> i think they played an important role because there was ot any one single reason why putin decided to release me. he even had the alternative, he could release me

ell me what the reaction is is it not being received as it should be? >> hello.ical rebound today. part of the gesture is a rebound from a slide and it comes after expectroll and investors a positive performance of corporations. still atical update is main concern and investors help the new government could create follow-ups for the political agenda. andas been fluctuating right now, it gains less than 0.1%. the index saw big losses. how much of that was caused by political issues. >> it is not good for indonesia. on friday the lowest and the losses expanded because of concerns that the president may not get enough support in parliament to implement political reform. coalition ofthe opposition parties that succeeded in electing choices for the next five years. partiesge that the implement his agenda and cap the subsidies by reducing bureaucracy. coalition allocates the speaker of the people and the assembly. the deputies. >> thank you for that. to the new reaction process being offered. let's go over to the markets and yen -- the the japanese look at the japanese

me,ell, common core is, to kidsy basic idea that should be taught what they're going to be tested on and that we should have grade curriculum material. core, whaton existed, where 50 states were all different, and many of them were not teaching kids what they would end up being tested on, it was so low quality compared to other countries, particularly the asian countries. textbooksour math were twice the size of asian textbooks, so the kids were carrying around these extra heavy textbooks, and if you want them to be in to mandated by map, give them a super heavy textbooks, and the asians have a textbook about this thick, and getting far, far better results, so common core i would think was more of a 10 ofatic issue, the basic idea should be share in the medical plug across the country. you could get partisan about that -- should we share an electrical plug across the country. should they teach multiplication in a different way. is brilliant. who came up with that idea? common core, the idea of what you should know at various grades, that that should be well structured, you should rea

and this is true of the red carpet here tonight, "elle." ask meat no one asked him about it that day. as a matter of fact no one had ever asked them about it. not once. and we do share the same family. isn't it kind of time to change that conversation? >> it is one of the double standards. >> yep, it is. it really is. >> no question. >> really true. >> have you ever been asked that? >> i actually have, but not as much. >> really? >> but people -- you know, but the difference is, guys, they say anything about being a dad and working out the balance. we get all this praise. and everybody just expects it. >> right. >> and not criticizing if you don't have the balance right. you're always trying to find it. it's a struggle. but, yeah. i agree. we don't talk about it with men. >> yeah. make a deal. that question is off the list. >> agreed. >> agreed. >> deal. >> we solved that. >>> and one of the stars on the cover of "elle's" women in hollywood issue, it is on stands right now. >> if your efforts to stay calm and in control, not working out, there mig

elle. and it was incredibly liberating to me as an actress to play somebody with such color and such complexityn fact, in this series from what i've seen so far of it, we get a chance to see some intimate moments with you and where as the character skyler on "breaking bad" you were kind of -- >> yeah. at first i didn't really understand why that was. and then as i got to understand the story more and i really was listening to people's reactions, which was a lot of my journey through "breaking bad," i realized that vince did something brilliant with the construction of the narrative of that show, which was had you really gotten very intimate glimpses into what was going on inside skyler, it maybe would have drawn the audience very sympathetically towards her and away from walt and then the show doesn't work then. it really was a brilliant piece of writing and construction by vincent and our amazing team of write es. >> i want to jump back to "grace's point." you're an actress and a good one. are there consequences to playing a character as that many dark crevices. what's the price you pay for th

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me,ell, common core is, to kidsy basic idea that should be taught what they're going to be tested on and that we should have grade curriculum material. core, whaton existed, where 50 states were all different, and many of them were not teaching kids what they would end up being tested on, it was so low quality compared to other countries, particularly the asian countries. textbooksour math were twice the size of asian textbooks, so the kids were carrying around these extra heavy textbooks, and if you want them to be in to mandated by map, give them a super heavy textbooks, and the asians have a textbook about this thick, and getting far, far better results, so common core i would think was more of a 10 ofatic issue, the basic idea should be share in the medical plug across the country. you could get partisan about that -- should we share an electrical plug across the country. should they teach multiplication in a different way. is brilliant. who came up with that idea? common core, the idea of what you should know at various grades, that that should be well structured, you should rea

look more debate more looking at each other ell it would be i just feel that that started me on the road to in your experience? in my experience in watching and being very diligent reaction? i think that susan has excellent points i think that she is a hundred percent correct in trying to get the message out there for women to be diligent about their healthcare cause women are the ones who are gonna be the best advocates for their healthcare and to discuss whatever they're feeling or they're going through with their doctors. that beind said once the issue is presented to the doctor there should be a thorough investigation performed by the physician the appropriate tests ordered everyone is different? everyone is different but you must have your physician totally engaged and involved in your case and if you do not have that situation and you're deciding for yourself what you think and diagnosing yourself that is not what we're advocating here you're saying what you believe was the best course for you? and i don't think women should think anything is too trite or small to tell their doctor

let me start with this idea of access to -- i'm kind of reframing your question -- to rigorous courses and ell students. we actually use this database to look at the success of ell students their college access and we found something very important. and that relates to the timing in the ell program. and we found that latino students who participate in the ell program for three years are actually likely to do better than latino students who waivered out of any program participation although qualified to it. so what we're seeing in texas is that some program participation for ell students does not hinder their college access rates but more than that leads them down a different path. and the biggest point of mobility here for those students and this translates for other groups is access to the rigorous course work in high school. so how common core will play out? texas is a different story with common core. but we do know that rigor matters and we know that ell students are not likely to have access to those courses -- we've got reframe ell as not just exiting the program and learning english and

elle reports, a crisis that city leaders say they're addressing. >> that's video of canine life coach scott stouffer, testing a pit bull puppy, named buttons for food aggression. >> she didn't go after me or any of the dogs that were there. the experienced trainer says buttons didn't show him signs of aggression. oakland an ma'am services did when the staff tested her. they scheduled the puppy. >> level four aggression. set for being put down. pretty intense. >> animal rescue group saved the puppy. and put it in foster care. stouffer posted the video on the facebook page. thousand viewed it. like stouffer have concerns about the integrity of the oakland animal shelter. >> my concern is if a degree like buttons can slip through the cracks and be labeled aggressive. then how many other dogs are there out there just like her that don't have the chance. >> maur on murray, runs the doggy boutique in pacifica. she rescued her pit bull from the same shelter. >> there for three months. just wasn't getting adopt ford three months. he was street to be euthanized. >> in oakland. maria steelman isn't surprised by stories of close calls at the city run facility. >> everyone knows animals are being

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elle shows you how the city is responding. >> not aggressive. >> reporter: that's video of canine life coach testing a 3-month-old pit bull puppy for food aggression. >> she didn't go after mey of the dogs there. >> reporter: the experienced trainer says buttons didn't show him signs of aggression, but oakland animal services says she did when the staff there tested her. they scheduled the puppy to be euthanized. >> level four aggression set for being put down, that's pretty intense. >> reporter: an animal rescue group saved the puppy on september 29th and put it in foster care. stauffer posted the video on his company's facebook page. thousands have viewed it, and like stauffer, have concerns about the integrity of the oakland animal shelter. >> ready? >> my concern is a dog like buttons can slip through the cracks and be labeled aggressive, then how many other dogs are there out there just like her that don't have the chance? >> reporter: maureen murray runs a doggy boutique in pacifica. she rescued her pit bull from the same shelter. >> he was there for three months in may of 2013 and he just wasn't getting adopted for three months, so he was set to be euthanized. >> rep

let me start with this idea of access to -- i'm kind of reframing your question -- to rigorous courses and ell students. we actually use this database to look at the success of ell students, their college access success, and we found something very important. and that relates to the timing in an ell program. and we actually found latino students that participate in an ell prime minister for three years are actually likely to do better than latino students who wavered out of any program participation although qualified for it. so what we're seeing in texas is that some program participation for ell students does not hinder their college access rates but more than that leads them down a different path. and the biggest point of mobility here for those students and this translates for other groups is access to the rigorous course work in high school. so how common core will play out? well, texas is a different story. with the common core they've got their own version. but we do know that rigor matters and ell students are more likely to have access to those courses, so as we look forward -- ell --

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let me start with this idea of access to -- i'm kind of reframing your question -- to rigorous courses and ell students. we actually use this database to look at the success of ell students their college access and we found something very important. and that relates to the timing in the ell program. and we found that latino students who participate in the ell program for three years are actually likely to do better than latino students who waivered out of any program participation although qualified to it. so what we're seeing in texas is that some program participation for ell students does not hinder their college access rates but more than that leads them down a different path. and the biggest point of mobility here for those students and this translates for other groups is access to the rigorous course work in high school. so how common core will play out? texas is a different story with common core. but we do know that rigor matters and we know that ell students are not likely to have access to those courses -- we've got reframe ell as not just exiting the program and learning english and