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a huge effort to smooth the strained relations over america's foreign policy in the middle east for eon has been upset with washington over us president barack obama s decision not to bomb syria for its use of chemical weapons. city leaders have also become increasingly nervous that the obama administration could make a deal with severe in his arch rival iran over its nuke program and leaders in riyadh have voiced anger that the us does not properly supported to egypt's military that was to present more see back in july and have been hours since analysts believe there's a growing rift between the two hours to clean the reports saying to us so the guys are in turin hundreds of missing art works stolen by the nazis from jewish collectors there were covered in the apartment should be returned to their rightful owners. that's according to the organization that tries to richard jewish property stolen during the holocaust jewish claims conference is demanding that fififififififififififififififir imat t one billion us dollars diluted by the nazis be re united with their original owners the gro

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the ministry also about china as eon cooperation on this awesome prevention and control. i don't yet know. she said to yes cause severe casualties a massive property damage in china the philippines and the unknown. this underlines the importance for china and all donations going we help one another in times of natural disasters china in our two countries will continue to join forces and disaster rescue control and prevention efforts. value is saying that you're watching a few months ago the lions still pouring down again of the philippines by setting for there was a magnet used to one of four point eight magnitude earthquake struck the municipality of san is the drummer on just a few hours ago and that is in the top of the philippines affected by the typhoon. sam is intro is just the stall said lou and six hundred and forty one kilometers southeast of manila. the epi center of the earthquake was like i said at a depth of around sixty eight point seven kilometers of us know the tsunami alert as being issued. i was also remained strong with quite the master in the far easte

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let me space so on sometimes immigrants from different countries fight each other like the old man eons ago and those from bangladesh for example pennies i don't want this area they make it out there there are a lot of them here and in other areas nationalities at first they came from southern countries now also from eastern ones the whole region is full of immigrants. a polish or a dizzying gadget and very strong activity but live well also you. the. solve this problem the e.u. has pledged to give an additional thirty million euros for italy to build more shelters for the refugees to wait beautiful hope create new jobs ease the fool the immigrants all together he was going to r.t. . are we coming to life from moscow is the u.s. justice system may well be after edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor might well be the first to make a legal strike though through a german inquiry is ready to testify into the investigation into the alleged spying on chancellor merkel now this came as a whistleblower met with hans christian strobel the well known german lawmaker in moscow last week merk

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last minute fronts reportedly insisted only much tougher conditions to be set out for the arraign eons and that is ward's both sides and the iranians are said to be grappling with now we know that one major bone of contention is the iraq heavy water reactor which france has been insisting can't go into operation and also where that iran has been willing to commit to allow inspectors from the international atomic agency into the country they've agreed to a vast swathes of the conditions set out for them by the e.u. and the u.s. but they don't seem to be feeling according to reports that we're getting there and seem to be getting much in return for that we know that the u.s. and the e.u. on offering to ease sanctions particularly significantly or indeed immediately if a deal is struck the way things stand at the moment sanctions would only be east slightly and off to six months so iran's wanting to see a bit of leeway on that the said to be they want to see an easy. some very severe sanctions against that trade and the banking sector moreover at the moment we're talking about potentially

domestically this week the house of representatives passed a bill that would impose a five thousand dollars eon anyone wishing to stage an official protest against the drilling project. to become law the bill also nice to make its way through the second would be signed by the president. this is pathetic sad silly eight am by industry to squelch democracy. opponents of cracking on both sides of the planting or even more fearful about the future of the democratic process. as dave governments and major corporations negotiate free trade agreements like the one between the two wests and the eu. that would effectively enable american companies to bypass european courts and challenge eu governments the team's national pride in the us whenever they felt the loss in the areas of health the apartment of social protection and to feel that their profits and the opponents say it would give trans national seed them greater access to their soil and lead to people with let's say about their land. check out our key. go to tune into one of britain's leading environmentalist tells us still be a serious price to p

he was taken late lesson for this experience for eon. ahh i would say a quest to war you know this is really a great example and not just our team value no slogan but really in this particular case ends in death really question why because i'm the only thing we were shown. we did this kind of have to look through the actual information and facts because there were a lot of the things that officials told us we knew did not like to have much basis behind it did not have much to do with a toxin that overall he really did try to present the whole place is just as andre sa jail that's just you know a dream to be and if you're a prisoner and certainly no that's not the case and a new one to bring you into this conversation as i understand he recently came in contact with them for my gitmo detainee affair what i like talking to somebody who has been there and not only was it an experience that's all he does have a very interesting story his name is david hanson he's not the prototypical detainee at least what i would think that i think of the g

. >> we know that person eone person was able to walk away after the car plunged over the cliff and the three remaining people suffered broken feet and ankles. this is a very dramatic and long helicopter rescue, it took more than two hours. the car was described as a black sedan and went off 1200 feet this morning and the coast guard was able to shine a bright light. we noticed the helicopter flying overhead leaving the scene we are here a long skylines boulevard for four hours was blocked off of old road and that's the area that leads to the bay. and we have a sig alert for 35 and 92 and at least one victim is at san francisco general hospital and we will wait until daylight to see exactly what they are are dealing with and as you know an alcohol test will be done on the driver of the vehicle. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> san jose police police are investigating the body of a homeless man on the freeway. a homeless man went to report finding a body on northbound 87. police say the person appears to have been deceased for some time and an autopsy will be performed to d

the eon center for transportation found the u.s. will lose $6 billion because international travellers will not want to put up with the hassle at the two airports. why will we see an increase? >> airlines are sending more and more flights through fewer and fewer hubs. >> you can thank congress for the heavier congress, rejecting an increase in the fee for passengers that supplies money for extragates. the changes help get planes in and out faster, meaning more passengers would get in the air, out of the terminals. if you want a taste of the future, fly next wednesday, train. >> coming up - are older tv actors forced to play loud, rude stereotypes? >> and now a techknow minute... >> baby boomers have dominated american culture for the last three decades, now that they have aged when you find them they are softer, more crass and downright obnoxious. why are older americans the punchline on tv shorks especially sitcoms. bill wyman joins us. great to see you. "new york times" - recently they wrote a piece says: >> what happened to "fath

although weakness in another company that's run by eon musk, reported tonight. it could cause a second day of selling for tesla tomorrow. as both are overvalued on the fundamentals. this is why i keep warning about the twitter ipo. and i told you that if it opens up huge versus priced tonight, i will say sell it. if a day goes by that there's fewer tweets, tesla will suffer the same fate today. it could trade at the high a few minutes after it opens tomorrow. anyone then it might be for for a long slog down. which is what happens to the red hot social media sites that go public. i want can constrain you from making some money. being prudent can constrain you. and remember, if you can actually get in on the twitter ipo, actually stock from the banker, you could have a terrific chance of scoring a big gain. but tonight i'm playing dr. cramer. my mission statement is first do no harm. this one is dicey. if it were my hedge fund and got stock on the deal okay, if the old days before i retired yes, i would sell sell sell, flip it. at tomorrow's opening and i will say

eone secret lead to another secret and another secret.t if i was able to tell this story about this secret another family might see this and say, it's not abort it. not -- worth it. let's get it out in the open and let's talk about it. my family didn't talk about it for a long, long time and resentment and si suspicion grew over time. and i wanted to find a way to stop that and help others to stop that as well. >> i have to point out we have not given away the secret yet. and i don't know how far you want to go in doing that in this little preview. but there is quite a secret about it. and it's a secret that is known eventually to you but long before to other people. people in your life and your friends and girlfriend even? >> everybody new. everybody that i dre grew up wih knew the secret. i'm fine to divulge the secret here and it's divulged quickly in the film. the film is the path after the sea yet. secret. >> i found out that my sister was my mother and i was raised by my grandparents. and i was told at a young age i was adopted by s

live images there and also very historic i thinks as you eon the bomb right-hand side of your screeny 50 years ago today on his fateful visit to dallas. there you see on the left, the arlington national cemetery eternal flame and also there in the upper half of your screen, dallas today commemorating the legacy of jfk. >> a city for 50 years has tried to shake off the of reputation, if you like, of the city where jfk died, where he was killed and now for the first time actually marking this anniversary of his death. >> and shortlily there will be a ceremony. musicians from the dallas symphony orchestra will perform. we'll also hear spaechs and have a moment of silence marking the exact moment of the assassination. we will bring you all those events live on cnn. >> there's going to be a monument unveiled at the grassy knoll. >> a new poll shows jfk is the most popular president of the last century. when you break down the numbers, the approval rating is even higher among americans who were alive during his presidency. >> those who have memories of the time. kennedy was very popular du

mom cooked noodles and mixed oil and bull down eons with. the noodles were lovely and greasy. the ne and completely had the taste of grease the first course was jelly made from. mom brought home one hundred fifty grams of meat today what a pleasure it was to eat just a little meat i tried to make it last as long as i possibly could it was such bliss i just want to eat eat and eat but most importantly we are still all together and on my mom dad and me. another spring in leningrad i used to love it and now i hate it so much it brings no love anymore only death. starlit nights just look like a mass grave. another summer without you. for a whole year i haven't received a single letter from you. i know you cannot be alive anymore i will never be happy again. in the spring is my last. in april all the people of leningrad went out to clean the city streets we were expecting an epidemic because the dead were everywhere and there was a raw sewage flowing past houses because the sewage system was not working. so we told everybody to go out and clean up the city and everybody did. that e

which they are allowed low grade enrichment teamed up with true hope in the inspections that the rain eons have never allowed did the fact that the rains have never allowed in. you now on site. you know and scheduled inspections. unfettered access by the west led to the situation where the west was demanding an end to enrichment whatsoever. there is perhaps a deal in there but it really has to be predicated on open inspections so that everyone can see what's going on. and the world a global community will have a heads up. it's the rainy it's clearly a moving in that direction away from civilian use to its military year. i want one the iranians are now on profits and complete access to the sites the ophthalmologist and trying to use a civilian nuclear program clothes and camilla city until i was in one of the issues in the run has the right time and you can program find a civilian purposes is the raw and it needs it in fact. but until now you know that they have and giving think at some mild steel for example the paci psych teacher talking about the suspected that they tested some sort of e

nor should we ignore the reality that americans eon going struggle -- ongoing struggle for civil and human rights is being tested even as we speak today. rights once fought for and won after a long struggle such as the right to vote without fear of intimidation, the right to a high quality and equal public education, the right to a fair cannes at the american dream -- chance at the american dream are today being abridged by zealots who are determined not just to slow or stop progress, but to repeal and reverse matters of human dignity. in the my view, these zealots will lose because they always do. and america will win because we always do. ours is not a perfect democracy, but it's as close as any nation has ever come to perfection. although memoirs are by definition written for posterity, my hope is that many young americans will read this book. i say this because it's clear as a bell to me and to millions of concerned citizens that our government is not working as well as it could and should. i say this not with a sense of pessimism, but with the wisdom of having lived through the

this is a bill that has seen eons of hearings not only in the underlying committee, but also in the judiciary committee and other committees, and ad hoc hearings and briefings, over and over again. i remember sitting and hearing the painful stories of families of children who died because they could not get access to health care. but the upton bill comes today disguised as a sheep in wolf's clothing. it discriminates against people with pre-existing conditions. it restores annual caps on the amount of care you can receive. and it forces women to pay more than men for the same coverage. this bill is not a fix. it is a dissolver of a good bill. by the way, mr. speaker, let me inform my colleagues that there was nothing in the affordable care act that dictated to insurance companies they had to send cancellation letters. why don't we hold a hearing and call the c.e.o.'s of the insurance companies and ask them why they didn't send the normal letter of indicating that you have the opportunity to have a modified policy that will comply with the affordable care act. your policies are not canceled. b

this is a bill that has seen eons of hearings not only in the underlying committee, but also in the judiciary committee and other committees, and ad hoc hearings and briefings, over and over again. i remember sitting and hearing the painful stories of families of children who died because they could not get access to health care. but the upton bill comes today disguised as a sheep in wolf's clothing. it discriminates against people with pre-existing conditions. it restores annual caps on the amount of care you can receive. and it forces women to pay more than men for the same coverage. this bill is not a fix. it is a dissolver of a good bill. by the way, mr. speaker, let me inform my colleagues that there was nothing in the affordable care act that dictated to insurance companies they had to send cancellation letters. why don't we hold a hearing and call the c.e.o.'s of the insurance companies and ask them why they didn't send the normal letter of indicating that you have the opportunity to have a modified policy that will comply with the affordable care act. your policies are not canceled. b