james franco is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: james franco!mmy: new movie out. >> steve: the man is a delight. >> jimmy: talented guy. and this guy's one of the most talented young actors in the business. he plays james brown in the new biopic "get on up," chadwick boseman is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] a little piece of trivia, our very own tariq trotter is also in that movie. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, buddy! the roots. >> steve: tariq! tariq! >> jimmy: so proud of you man. opening this weekend. and we have music -- great music. oh my gosh, jenny lewis is here! [ cheers and applause ] sounds great. set looks great. so fun. it's a good performance. sorry to embarrass you there, tariq. i just had to put you on the spot there. we're very proud of you, man. >> tariq: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i will say, we're very lucky to have the greatest band in late night on the show, the roots. right there. [ cheers and applause ] we're very lucky. but it isn't always fun and games. from time to time

please welcome james franco. good to see you again, how are you. >> great. >> stephen: nice to see you. it's always nice. it's always really nice to have you here. >> i love being here well, james, you're an academy award nominated actor, director. poet, author, photographer, painter, conceptual artist. teacher. >> we're so much alike. >> yeah, yeah with. >> renaissance man. >> yeah. >> stephen: now you're currently a ph.d candidate, correct. >> yes. >> stephen: what are you going to do once you get your ph.d and are you dr. james franco. are you going to go back to general hospital? (laughter) >> i would be a doctor of english but-- but i till might go back to general hospital. >> stephen: you could diagnose people's diaries, correct their grammer. >> is there a form of -- >> i will teach but i'm already teaching it it won't really change, it actually won't change that much other than i could be tenured at the university. but i teach at unc and ucla and call arts already so there's not much more teaching i can k

estamos en la fase investigativa. >> el policÍa franco de servicio era interrogado. las autoridades mexicanas seÑalan que tras el cateo al albergue, la semana pasada no sÓlo se encontrÓ que el menor escribieron en especie de casa del horror, sometidos a varias vejaciones, sino que a partir de entonces han recibido mÁs denuncias que se estÁn investigando. su fundadora rosa, esta libertad. conocieron y como a rosa, regresarÁ a zamora, michoacÁn, luego de dar alta donde se le realizÓ un cateterismo. >> en venezuela, maÑana miÉrcoles estÁ previsto que comience el juicio contra el dirigente opositor, leopoldo lÓpez, preso desde que se le acusara de estar detrÁs de la violencia generada tras una marcha antigubernamental que provocÓ, que convocÓ el 12 de febrero en caracas, sus abogados denuncian mÚltiples y breves en el proceso. >> el cielo y el presente de la justicia injusta. cinco meses despuÉs de que se diera orden de captura en su contra, el coordinador nacional del partido voluntad popular. este polÍtico podrÍa retornar condena de entre 10:12 aÑos de cÁrcel. a lÓpez,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james franco chadwick boseman musical guest, jenny lewis

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omar villa franco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the actress who played mel gibson's young daughtern the patriot as died. sky was found dead in bed inside her houston apartment yesterday. she was just 21 year old. it was not immediately clear as to how she died. an autopsy is being performed. >>> faa continues its investigation in a fiery hot air balloon crash and explosion captured on tape. that is what happened when the balloon called the razz berry ripple struck a power line in massachusetts. five of the six people on board did suffer burns. this incident happened last night in a suburb near boston. eyewitnesses say when the balloon hit the power lines, it caused at least two explosions and quickly caught fire. >> huge turn out for a fundraiser to help a child suffering from a rare disease causing him to go deaf and bli blind. "eyewitness news" at the flying w airport in medford, new jersey, it was the second annual help henry see and hear fundraiser six year old henry norton suffers from usher sin syndrome. he was born deaf is rapidly losing his vision as well. captain america,

it was another fine moment in franco-american relations. in amsterdam, a 14-year-old girl heard the news of d-day over the radio in her attic hiding place. she wrote in her diary it still seems too wonderful, too much like a fairy tale. the thought of friends in delivery fills us with confidence. anne frank even ventured to hope, i may yet to be able to go back to school in september or october. that was not to be. the nazis still had about 50 divisions and more than 800,000 soil soldiers in france alone. d-day plus one and d-day plus two and many months of fierce fighting lay ahead. across europe, americans shared the battle with britons, canadi canadians, poles, free french and brave citizens from other lands taken back one by one from nazi rule. and the trials and total sacrifice of the war, we became inseparable allies. the nations that liberated a conquered europe would stand together for the freedom of all of europe. the nations that battled across the continent would become trusted partners in the cause of peace. and our great allian

>> that's what frames franco does. >> he is trying. >> they suk because because he is james franco --think a messy bed is art and you want to pay $4 million, you are an i idiot. i don't blame her. it is not her fault. it is the people who bought it fault. i am going to do this. th is my next step. >> it is nobody's fault and it is not even conceptual liesing the piece. whoever bought that just made a lot of money. spent money to make money. >> we are laughing at somebody who bought a dirty bed and it will mean a lot more. if you are interested in buying this cowlick it will be $17,000. >>> next topic, there is an obesity epidemic in this country with our fest. a pest. dogs and cats are overweight causing pet owners to send them to fat camp. most obese pets use personal trainers. this is worse than an unmade bed being sold. there is a five-day fitness camp.: activities include pilates and pogo. is it better which you get food for your pet and then send them to a weight loss clinic. i am focusing on the law link wents. delinquents. i don't know. i picture -- i picture dogs and when i pi

included visa bans and asset freezes and further restrictions may be on the way but the head of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry says deep divisions remain among member states. for the time being there is no economy could centrum from the when we have to realize that because there is a strong divergence in the new movie its member on the way there will not be true to play you can make it sing and there is something which is very improbable that he's going to turn three of the series of worship of course utilities of it so it's a true champion so you need to talk to you clearly need to use it. as always plenty more for you on our website including a three d. printed students from florida university changed the life of a six year old boy born with an arm deficiency it cost just a few hundred dollars to build and he can now even climb trees with his r.t. dot com for the full story. plus russia lazy day ships submarines the jets troops and even roberts were paraded at all it's a nationwide day commemorates of russian victories and is celebrated each year on the last sunday o

and asset freezes and further restrictions may be on the way but emmanuel kide the president of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry he says e.u. states far united on the issue. for the turn being there is no economy consumption for you when we have to realize that. there is a strong. view among its member on the whether or not we should apply economic potential there is something which is very improbable that is when a country of the size of the worship of course you cannot easily search or come to you so you need to talk you clearly need to use a little. this week the british government announced a public inquiry into the death of former f.s.b. agent alexander litvinenko he died in london in two thousand and six after being poisoned by polonium you accused russia of being involved in an assassination but while the journalist neil clark believes the inquiry is actually serving a political purpose this comes on the very day that britain is trying to push other members of the e.u. to impose tougher sanctions on russia so this is just one more stick that the u.k. government th

include visa bans and asset freezes and further restrictions and may be on the way but the head of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry say's deep divisions for me and among the member states. for the time being days new economy consumption. and we have to realize that because there is a stall. in the among its members on the way there all of which would apply economic potential and there is something which is very improbable to use it on a country of the size of russia of course you cannot see that it said true. to be so you need to talk and you clearly need to use a bit of. britain's daily mirror tabloid newspaper even choose to focus on the russian president's family but was apparently left red faced after feeling to be some fact checking. it's front page and friday clean to show them or putin with his daughter the story said she had fled her home in the netherlands but the woman next to the russian leader turns out to have no connection to him she is in fact a lawyer who was working for russia's federal agency for youth affairs at the time the picture was taken we asked her

he was asked by franco roosevelt to serve as u.s.ecretary of agriculture which he did a 48 r eight years.o as the u.s. secretary of agriculture, he is known for the agricultural and adjustment act which was the first time that farmers were asked not to produce. believe, people cannot the things he was proposing regarding that. then as prices went up, they started to listen to him. people still refer to him today ofthe genius secretary agriculture. >> explore the history and literary life of des moines next weekend on book tv. >> 40 years ago, the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. throughout this month and early august, american history tv revisits 1974 and the final weeks of the nixon administration. this weekend, hear the supreme court oral argument -- united states v nixon as the watergate special prosecutor contest the president's executive privilege. >> the president may be right in how you read the constitution, but he may also be wrong. if he is wrong, who is the tell him so? and if there i

and asset freezes and further restrictions may be on the way but emanuel kide the president of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry he says edu state so far from united on this issue. for the time being there is no economy consumption for the win that we have to realize that because there is just told. you the most it's member on the way there all of which would apply you can only put things right and there is something which is very appropriate that is for the country of the size of russia of course utilities of it so such are. for you so you need to talk to you clearly need to use a little. good to have you with us today here on r.t. international this week the british government announced a public inquiry into the death of former russian security agent alexander litvinenko he died in london in two thousand and six after being poisoned by polonium u.k.'s accuse rusher of being involved in an assassination but while the first journalist neil clark he believes the inquiry serves only a political ploy. this comes on the very day that britain is trying to push other members o

this editorial about franco. it said -- the headline said ideas dictator. they say only the good die young. francisco franco was 82, seems about right. that pretty much sums it up. there is another one in the philadelphia daily news that talked about a criminal, it is about time for leonard edwards to take the hot squad, wanted him to put him to bed, to sit in the electric chair, you don't see writing like that. in the discussion, the chief executive of the freedom forum, don't forget about ben butler, we talked about this editorial which ran in national daily american, old ben butler is said. yesterday morning the angel of death acting under the devil's orders took him from earth and landed him in hell and all the southern countries there are no tears and no regrets, he lived only too long. he has the last remove from earth and pity the double the position he has secured a. they don't write them like fat anymore. is my view that editorials by and large have got more water down over the years and the greatest editorials i believe were written around the lat

. >>> adolfo franco es estratega republicano estÁ desde los estudios centrales en washington, dc donhumanitaria que estamos viendo hace meses en la frontera y acabamos de hablar con el congresista cuÉllar que representa en el Área del rÍo grande, que se debe o puede estar haciendo. >>> francamente tiene que ver con las polÍticas del presidente de mandar un mensaje hace 3-4 aÑos que las personas indocumentadas en los estados unidos podrÁn quedarse en este paÍs y el mensaje malinterpretado lo entiendo en guatemala, honduras y otros paÍses si uno llega a los estados unidos se podrÁ llegar y llegar a un estatus legal, culpo en gran parte la discusiÓn sobre la reforma migratoria en gran parte el presidente, segundo, el presidente de la cÁmara ha pedido que la guardia nacional que mÁs recursos se inviertan en la frontera, este presidente dijo hace menos de un aÑo que la frontera estaba controlada, no estÁ controlada. >>> si viene cierto que hace 4 aÑos el presidente creÓ un ambiente para que la gente pensara que puede llegar de manera indocumentada fue hace 4 aÑos porque estamos viendo que

>> just the president knowing julio franco got the winning hit. i think it was the 1989 all-star game. >> which president was the biggest baseball fan? >> probably william howard taft. baseball was invented by abner doubleday who wandered into farmer finnie's pastor near cooperstown, new york in 1839. a big preposterous myth invented at the turn of the 20th century. we have a creation myth in baseball about the seventh inning stretch. william howard taft who weighed about 300 pounds was a great baseball fan. started the tradition of throwing out the first pitch on opening day. he allegedly found the seat confining, which you can understand for a 300 pound president, he stood up in the seventh inning. the fans, thinking the president was going to leave, stood up out of respect. the story is a complete fraud of course. the story is that was the beginning of the seventh inning stretch. >> what about other presidents? >> woodrow wilson was a very big baseball fan. >> did any of them play baseball? >> eisenhower i believe played baseball at west point.

this justifies making binational franco-algerians choose.ere is a satirical magazine that gives them a choice. it is a choice between being a racist or an anti-semite. from one scandal to another, let's look at the front page of l'express. this is the cover that has sparked a scandal. you can see on the front page, a photo of a college administrator, a familiar face in french politics. euse, all her l'emmerd pain in and that. -- in the neck. one of her former aides has written a book about her that came out. what a story. it is about her career and her relationship with her former partner, president hollande. they decided to have this cover. the prime minister says that he was shocked. it is a very degrading cover. defendedof l'express this cover. he said he meant pain in the neck in a nice way. why? because she shakes up the socialist party. she make sure they do not get stuck in their old ways. she gets on peoples nerves, he says, but at least she gets things moving. >> some of her critics say that she is addicted to power. >> perhaps you

franco was meant to be a powerful ghost in the story and he was never going to be in the film, but i think if we wanted to do it there are probably better ways to get james franco in your movie than to create him digitally. >> we have one more piece of the movie that i want to show the folks so they can get a flavor of what you've done. can we roll that? >> what are you sdmdoing? >> dad? >> it's okay. ♪ ♪ >> go! >> okay. okay. we're going. >> i mean, you see there just the shock on the humans when they realize the level to which the apeses have developed language and that is a constant thing throughout the piece that the level that they are able to speak and communicate sometimes through words and sometimes through sign language is just extraordinary and that gives them so much power. >> yeah. i mean, one of the important -- in trying to deal with drama, the idea was how could the two sides understand each other and this whole struggle of trying to express themselves is one of the really important aspects for both the humans and the ape characters and we wanted to really explore that

the philadelphia daily news had this editorial about franco. it said -- the headline said ideas dictator. they say only the good die young. francisco franco was 82, seems about right. that pretty much sums it up. there is another one in the philadelphia daily news that talked about a criminal, it is about time for leonard edwards to take the hot squad, wanted him to put him to bed, to sit in the electric chair, you don't see writing like that. in the discussion, the chief executive of the freedom forum, don't forget about ben butler, we talked about this editorial which ran

. >> it is so true, anna we have denzel washington in the raisin in the son, james franco of mice andience on the great white way. >> so what impressed you most about your co-star, performance. >> what impressed me the most? well, he is playing a very kind of annex stream character , and what you want when you are playing opposite from someone like that is you want to be, pulled into kind of the imagery circumstances. and, so chris does it, so well. >> what is it about this play that speaks to you on a personal level. >> i don't know, i mean it is a great play and, you know, kenny leon, the director and i worked together and had great success with fences, and we were just thinking about what play toss do next, and he said, lets do raisin in the sun. he said really. so that is how it happened. >>> coming up, braid way on a budget, the secret to great seats, how you can score show tickets for >>> ♪ >> after going behind the scenes of these broadway shows i can understand why tickets are so expensive but unfortunately it is that cost, that people cannot handle. >> it doesn't have to be t

para ser franco, pero sinceramente, que la copa se cree que en amÉrica. asÍ que debo y argentina.er cuarto lugar del mundial contra la selecciÓn brasilera estuve entrenando y para enfrentarse la naranja mecÁnica: holanda. diana alvarado nos muestra cÓmo se preparan los cariocas. ♪ ♪ >> con el autoestima en agonÍa como parte de la selecciÓn de brasil a recuperar el amor propio y el de sus fanÁticos. ♪ ♪ >> el suficiente, no, porque en 2018, pero ganar, de los paÍses bajos. holanda es una venganza. ( habla en portuguÉs ) ♪ ♪ >> el tercer lugar como partido que, para landa, es un dolor de cabeza. el equipo entrenÓ durante una hora. adelante lo que serÍa. en la media cancha, va a reemplazar a fernandinho. thiago silva serÁ parte de la titular. es medio de comunicaciÓn, realizamos la Última transmisiÓn. de inmediato, la tribuna de prÁctica y el área de prensa empezÓ desmontarse. lo que queda intacto es el apoyo de los residentes, que llegaron a decirle "hasta luego". despidiendo a la verde amarelha. en rÍo de janeiro. diana alvarado. divisiÓn deportes. >> de jugadores de la selecciÓn b

that's longer than james franco's arm was trapped under a bolder.he only had to deal with that once. i'll have to deal with this every week and i only have two arms. you know what, we're confident we can do better than whoever is currently running that network, which i assume is just a roomful of angry chimps. [laughter] look, we... they really don't even look that angry in that picture. they look like some bemused chimps. trying to order pizza or something. look, i know we've given cnn hard time in the past. we may have lightly ribbed their enthusiasm for new technology, their magic giant touch screens and tall, grande and of course venti, a newsroom floor you can play tetris on hologram, a giant bleep for no reason. flying pie charts, virtual iowa caucus dildo people. deep-sea airplane search pod simulators. and, of course, this. >> you've never seen anything like this on television. >> hi, wolf. >> all right. big round of applause. we did it. [laughter] >> jon: we did it. we made a reporter shorter and blurrier. you know, my point is this: we've

morning on 94 wip about a possible, possible change at first base involving minor leaguer miguel franco. >> he starts swinging the bat and doing some of the things and he's starting that, um, he started off very slowly but he starteed to some of the things that we had hoped he would be doing from the beginning of the season but, hey, this is about adjustments and starting to make them hopefully and continue to progress then he could be a factor as well. >> something does have to happen at first base. still no word on the two big free agents in the nba. doesn't sound like lebron james is ready to tell anybody too soon he's kids nike camp and then he's going to brazil for the world cup final. he just wants to stretch it out and carl mellow anthony is playing the same game which looks like new york or chicago. stage four of the tour de fran france. same leader kit tell but the overall leader wears the yellow jersey and that's vincenzo nibblely. there's your world cup. we only have 19 more stages to go. >> there you go. >> that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:0

vamos a tener a horacio franco que es el mejor flautista. >> estÁ muy emocionado. pedirÍa es que quien se lo gane vaya. porque no hay nada peor que se quede un lugar vacÍo. >> no le cambie, ya volvemos. hlééí >> hemos estado gozando de dÍas sumamente calurosos, pero parece que van ir disminuyendo poco las temperaturas. >> estamos con el pronÓstico. >> quÉ tal amigos, noche de jueves, al momento se mantiene estable, una noche agradable, pero el calor que se siente en california, sobre todo temperaturas que han alcanzado los tres dÍgitos en algunos lugares, se espera que maÑana nuevamente se repita. esa lluvia sigue trayendo humedad, pero ese calor intenso especialmente para el sur de nevada, sur de california y arizona por allÁ las temperaturas 117 grados. para el norte de california se escurre el calor. ya en la noche, el panorama del pacÍfico sigue trayendo condiciones mÁs agradables, por lo tanto las temperaturas van desde los 57 hasta los 59 en san jose. la bahÍa se mantiene en los 58. maÑana 78 grados para las costas. el panorama cambia, san josÉ las tempe

are meeting right now to discuss possible further sanctions against russia but he president of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry says there are serious differences which are dividing e.u. states for the time being there is no economy could switch and from there we have to realize that. there is a strong. view them of its member on the way there all of which would apply equally good things forever and there is something which is very improbable that is for the country of this size of worship of course you cannot see that it. can't be so you need to talk you clearly need to use the diplomacy. while the international community molds who's to blame for the tragedy the heartbroken relatives of those on board are mourning their loved ones the dutch prime minister says the remains of m.h. seventeen victims will be taken to the netherlands on wednesday peter oliver has been to meet one grieving family. and outpouring of public so. the people of russia down pay tribute to a family whose restaurant was part of the very fabric of the community this family is so weird in and the who

capitals or asked for where it could all needless discuss where the former italian foreign minister franco frattini that's there for three thank you very much for joining me now how do you view president poroshenko as all that are for east ukraine three biggest cities to be blockaded. well i think it is never a good order where innocent civilians are taken on this siege it is never a good order where civilians are spalls to become victims of violence unfortunately war civil war can never be the response so what do you think this will mean for the public we are ready now there is a water shortage and then you know it's going to million people live there while always well people are disposed to violence when people are under siege when they are suffering from the in the sand population dead always leads to its coalition and negative and counterproductive impacts it is not the right solution the violence we've seen the government crack that crackdown has literally put the region on its knees dozens were killed and of thousands hansa fleeing the area is literally on the brink of a humanitarian

former italian foreign minister franco frattini believes it is a bad idea for kiev to move against the region's two biggest cities. it is never a good order where innocent civilians are taken on this siege it is never a good order where civilians spalls to become victims of violence unfortunately war civil war can never be the response always well people spalls to violence when people see when they are suffering as from the in the sun population day it always leads to its coalition and negative and counterproductive impacts it is not the right solution foreign journalists have been visiting temporary refugee camps on the russian border put up to house the foul sense of ukrainians fleeing the conflict they put on bullet proof vests out of checkpoint which had come under attack from the ukrainian side just a couple of days ago the journalists then toward the camp where around four hundred refugees are currently sheltered in. a contract to build a section of the south stream pipeline which will run through siberia has been signed in belgrade the three billion dollars deal comes after toug

forces arrested pilot constantine you are franco four years ago to charge him with drug trafficking russians are not the only ones the u.s. is chasing around the world citizens of other countries became subject to these kinds of snap extraditions in some cases they were captured just based on suspicion and later their cases fell apart like that of khalid to el masri a german citizen who was snatched in macedonia and sent to a cia black sites in afghanistan where he was tortured and the u.s. government later admitted it was a mistake and released him a similar thing happened to a house on nasir an egyptian cleric who was smuggled from italy to be released later so this is a recurring situation where the u.s. captures citizens of different countries without properly notifying their governments. and i was our correspondent guy in a check. how much does free speech cost well two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars according to the city of los angeles african-american michael hahn brought a lawsuit against the city of angels after being removed from a public parks and recreation meeting back in

privately very upset because they are the two countries who who drive the original european union the franco german axis is crucial it's an axis that britain and america would like to break of course particularly in view of the impending apparent free trade zone between the u.s. and the european union so i think they will react badly to it in private you will not see any strong statements in favor that's i think. being put in an embarrassing position. william former british diplomatic great to get your views on the subject thanks for speaking to us. thank you for more. has been blocking the exits of the ukrainian parliament following a session there. i mean. i reached over the poor economic state of the country the crowd is the money give out loans only in the local currency. reportedly being fired in the are currently remain trapped in the building after more people join the activists the parliament . it's come to life at the top commander of the american mercenary company blackwater threatened to kill government officials sent to investigate the firm know the story broken by the new york t

they can convene the foreign ministers on the second the july they've appealed for it again part of franco sent his army into the east this is how. finishes off they said there's a last thing i want to say here it's very important that the europeans realize what's going to happen here and that they take responsibility for the results of this he finishes up by saying. we we very much want. to that the the people the the people and the government the united states joining in this realization that they bear together with the europeans a heavy responsibility for this now everyone's entitled to their own opinion marc is entitled to his but i see lots of daylight now now that the west europeans are realizing that this thing is led by fascists by neo nazis and they have some experience in that regard mary but you don't hear that in the in the mainstream i mean i've lived in this part of the world tour most of my life and i know the history of ukraine pretty well and i know about these fringe groups in extremist groups and there it's as plain as day who they are but you can't get that from the new

russia was industrialising very rapidly and given the franco russian alliance that had been signed some twenty years before the outcome of the start of world war one germany did feel encircled it did feel that really its only ally in europe was austria hungary which had so many. nationalities problems that it was a really more of a hindrance than an advantage and they germany had some kind of a strategic plan of getting itself out of this circle and so the idea that somehow the england and france really saw themselves as being under threat from germany i think is. that's a rather false picture. i think germany certainly played its hands foolishly in one nine hundred forty eight but the fact is that once the war started germany generally wanted to go back to the status quo ante provide nine hundred fourteen and it was england and france that didn't want to go back to the status quo ante because they saw this is this one last opportunity really to do in germany as a as a great power and they did for a time ago ok gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'l

former italian foreign minister franco frattini believes that as a bad idea for kiev to move against the region's two biggest cities it is never a good order where innocent civilians are taken on this siege it is never a good order where civilians are spalls to become victims of violence unfortunately war civil war can never be the response always well when people exposed to violence when people are on the c h when they are suffering as from the in the sun population debt always leads to its coalition and negative and counterproductive impacts it is not the right solution. a contract to build the section of the south stream pipeline which will run through serbia has been signed in belgrade the three billion dollars deal comes after tough negotiations which were hindered by the european commission to put pressure on all the countries taken part even threaten them with sanctions despite that all agreements have now been signed. for as european countries or more diverse sources of russian energy supplies and moscow says the construction is well timed given of course the crisis in ukrain

throughout a siege to the two eastern capitals but it's a plan that the former italian foreign minister franco frattini believes as a bad idea. it is never a good order where innocent civilians are taken on this siege it is never a good order where civilians is s'posed to become victims of violence unfortunately war civil war can never be the response always well when people. violence when people see when they are sufferings from day in the sun population day it always leads to scully and negative and counterproductive impacts it is not the right solution the right cross spokesman for europe and central asia david pierre mark today told us his organization has the ploy to fully to help the wounded and the refugees in eastern europe the reason of course is needed to regarding the wanted to be of sons and that's what the international committee of the red cross. in a system for more than thirty hospitals in the regions of donetsk and lugansk to provide the basic guns are necessary for one selves and one did to be assume we are working or closely as a result russian red cross. you know stuff wher

and asset freezes and further restrictions may be on the way but emanuel kide the president of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry he says e.u. states are far from united on this issue. for the term being there is no economic potential. when we have to realize that because there is just told. you some of its member on the way there all of which would apply economic potential and there is something which is very easy for the country of the size of the worship of course you get a piece of it so such are. you so you need to talk you clearly need to use a little. thanks for joining us on r.t. international an israeli soldier has been killed by a mortar shell near the gaza border that's after israel extended a humanitarian truce and garza for another twenty four hours it will now end at midnight on sunday local time but hamas says it won't stop firing rockets across the border until all israeli troops are out of gaza the latest details now with artie's paulus. the israeli security cabinet has agreed to a twenty four hour extension of this united nations humanitarian cease fire

. (:07 >> reporter: it's a bumpy ride in and out of mark francos hayward street. >> it's like driving over a 4 by 4 or the worst pothole you can imagine. >> reporter: he's complained to the city about several of these rubber speed bumps installed in his neighborhood two years ago. he believes they slow down emergency responders. we're not talking about a speed bump which is 5 inches off the ground or a speed hump which stretches all the way across the street, but a speed lump which is divided into sections. the speed lumps are made of recycled material and are cheaper and easier to remove from the streets. this is what it looked like when our news van drove over them at the recommended 15 miles an hour. bernard debaca asked the city to put them in. >> kids were getting hit by cars and i think it slowed people down. >> reporter: the public works department said it studied traffic in the area, then put in speed lumps after 2/3 of the property owners signed a petition on the street. >> i want to be responsive to their needs. >> reporter: despite mark's complaint 30 people in other neighb