he gained ukrainian citizenship although it meant losing his georgian passport. crane's president petro poroshenko called to the governor of the desa profits but he resigned in november two thousand and sixteen accusing kardashian co of corruption a few days later successfully announced plans to create a new political force in ukraine but that didn't happen the government revoked his ukrainian citizenship in july last year. stateless circus really was first sent to poland then to the netherlands where he now lives under temporary asylum status meanwhile a court in georgia found him guilty of abuse of power in connection with the two thousand and six murder case he was sentenced to three years in prison absentee here. in ukraine a prosecutor accused saakashvili of having connections with a suspected criminal gang led by ukraine's former president viktor yanukovych. so where does all of this leave the man who was once hailed as a champion of democracy. i'm sami's a down in the dutch capital i've come to amsterdam to discuss with mr saakashvili his rise and fall and

claims of a large scale presence of russian armed forces in south the set here prior to the georgian offensive could not be substantially pro with a pretending like they know it can be searched in the chips or to the only thing that they were turning a blind eye on then because they fought this situation will not continue now we have situation when every time they have three of the problem is the lack of leadership you know great leaders like europe had for instance like when mr was their teacher was there you know and monitors was there look was there is gone we have just tacticians in europe we have lack of leadership in europe nobody wants to build as a result putin was playing tomorrow it's not put about putting being so strong it's about this kind of leaders being so weak you know there's still you are there is no leadership in europe of today it's so bleak and it's you know we see you know having ajman semyon gauge and now fortunately at least to resume reacted and she mobilized everybody else to react but back in two thousand and eight that was exactly the opposite back in two

claims of a large scale presence of russian armed forces in south the set here prior to the georgian offensive could not be substantially pro with a pretending like they know it can be such an egyptian state the only thing that they were turning a blind eye on then because they fought this situation will not continue now we have situation when every time they have three of the problem is the lack of leadership you know great leaders like europe had for instance like when mr was their teacher was there you know and monitors was there look was there is gone we have just tacticians in europe we have leftover leadership in europe nobody wants regime rest want to build as a result putin was playing them out it's not putting about putting being so strong it's about this kind of leaders being so weak you know there's still you are there is no leadership in europe of today it's so bleak and it's you know we see you know having ajman semyon gauge and now fortunately at least to resume reacted and she mobilized everybody else to react but back in two thousand and eight that was exactly the opp

harassing civilians and denying georgians the ability to move about their country freely. the continued presence of russian troops on georgian soil presents a major violation of international law. america's response at the time was to condemn and issue sanctions against the russians. but the obama administration removed the punishing sanctions against russia as part of its foolish reset with the kremlin. we now know this demonstration of weakness only encouraged further aggression from russia and it invaded a neighbor state in 2014. this time it seized and annexed crimea from ukraine. another independent could have ren state that russia had sworn to respect. then russian tanks moved on and invated eastern ukraine and occupied it, part of that templet after 10 years of illegal occupation of georgia territory, we need to do more to help our georgian friends resist the russian bear. following a collapse of the soviet union, georgia emerged as a beacon of hope in the region and hope for democracy. georgia's commitment to a strong democracy with free and fair elections serves a

putting georgians first. that's been what my whole campaign is about.g for those georgians out there that are still struggling from the ow obama recession. >> the lieutenant governor of the state says he's more like trump, and he's trying to explain away why his rival got the big endorsement. quote, the president decided to do this because washington insiders who are weaseled their way into his ear convinced them to make a power play. why? so they'll have a governor who answers to them instead of to georgians. okay. >> one of those washington insiders used to be a georgian insider. he's the one that actually sealed the deal with the president after a cabinet meeting last week in the oval office. now, the larger question of who else helped that cause and sort of pushed the president to endorse kemp is still a matter of some debate. but look, if you're kagel, you're in a bad spot. you have to find something to say here. of course, what typically is said is it wasn't trump but somebody got to trump. he's being misled. how many times have we heard this. ins

said for the third of two thousand and eighteen that you were committed to quote not leaving the georgian people in despair and you want to end the routine because georgia's fate was it's also the. side by what happens in ukraine i went to the region of a desert which is extremely important strategic region do you think you could change georgia though by being the governor viewed some of this or that it would have fall have you for that i would have fallen george it would have been finished off because or the essays on the plexi fallen from whom the time rush resident it was when i went there it was on the brink of being fall into the fold of the russians it was obvious it's a very it's a region with a very strong separatist presence we do a weak government power but that moment very precarious security situation to the point where nobody really wanted to get to go into that business of becoming odessa governor well i well i wanted to go there after several high profile ukrainians declined that office and because they for told us it would fall why did president petro poroshenko ask you do

. >> it is tough for me as a georgian watching because it is embarrassing. he is pandering to a tiny group of people. the first thing i want to say, it doesn't reflect my state where i live. you are going to see regular mainstream georgians feel that is unacceptable. and it is going to leave the door open for abrams to walk through it. >> the president had to deal with that in georgia as lieutenant governor. how do you compare these two fellows, this guy, and that guy. >> kemp is from a different era. >> is he as bad as lester maddox? is he? >> no. i think brian kemp is pandering in a terrible way. i don't know what is worse, to believe what he is saying. but i am not going to compare him. >> there was a new fawn for a state lawmaker, state representatives resigned today. in the episode spencer was pranked in shouting racial slurs over and over again. >> now i am going to teach you how to use your buttocks to intim sta intimida intimida intimidate isis. >> go. if you want to win, show some skin. >> okay. >> she is to me. now, try to touch me. >> i will touch

unheralded georgian tennis player nicholas really has won his first a.t.p. tour title and what's more he did it as a qualifier at the german open in hamburg on sunday the world number eighty one was up against three time champion leonardo meyer of argentina the first it went the way of the twenty six year old georgian six four but meyer who was heavily favored to win the title bounced back superbly in the second set winning a six loves to force a deciding set it would be really who rose to the occasion taking the thirty seven five and with it the honor of becoming the first georgian to win an a.t.p. tour title. what can i say this final is it was a really close match was a unbelievable carry over a third so. i think i could have played today my best about the result close to the british monitors to or about to i heard very small chances to second most when i used it and finally just down the road at hamburg green eagle goal of course richard mcavoy was also making history he's won his first european to a title after seventeen year long wait the thirty nine y

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then,-- this is in 1826 and alog comes the georgian threat from below, the jackson threat from the east and the question is what to do about the cherokee nation. is this to be preserved or exceeded two powers greater than their own and west out oklahoma as jackson wanted or should they hunker down and resistant to the left. will come it broke in a surprising way. you think john roth at being essentially in the statesman who has great affinity for the whites might have exceeded white wishes and gone west on that basis. he did not. he categorically refused to go in another curiosity is that his constituency proved to be the full blood of the cherokee that the cherokee had responded to capitalism any way that most societies do, which is by creating these class striations that whenever the cherokee weight. the cherokee where no one was really materially different from anyone else, no one was better, no one was ours and they were all in it together. when capitalism comes and people are better, people are worse as is the full bloods who was john ross is primary backers were the ones who commi

of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority should set up a new government as the president according to our constitution decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. seems wrong. to me but he's yet to say proud to stay. active. and engaged with. the trail. when some find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. donald trump will soon visit europe has a very busy agenda and it's unclear what kind of reception people get topping his i ten or where he will be trade relations nato and russia never before has an american president been expected was so much henchmen. hyperinflationary delude is when the interest on the debt is greater than y

firstly, on monday, the georgian constitutional court scrapped fines for marijuana use.an offence. 0pposition politicians have been behind the push for the change. this is what one said on facebook, "the fewer the reasons for the state to interfere in the private lives of adults by senseless and repressive laws, the less are the cases of abuse of power by the state. this serves well for universalfreedom". but members of the ruling georgia dream have called the move dangerous. rights activists had called the governments previous drug policy "hard—line". in may, thousands of people rallied for several days in the capital tbilisi against what they viewed as heavy—handed police raids in two popular nightclubs. police said they were cracking down on drug dealing. and that leads us to the second story, a standoff between liberal young people and conservative far—right groups. young people also saw those police raids as clubbers partied as an attack on their values, including freedom of sexuality. they then held a protest, that turned into a street rave. rayhan demytrie has mor

near the st petersburg stadium on an early train because there let's cross over to him russia's georgian capital is saying goodbye to the world cup but i'll tell you what was special after the game that.

the highest ranked german in the draw, phillip kohlschreiber, was beaten in three sets by georgian qualifierwo years to go until the 2020 olympics on tuesday with a ceremony in the japanese capital. mascots and organisers celebrated the milestone, while 731 paper lanterns with written messages from speakers, athletes and children were displayed at the ceremony. tokyo 2020 officials also said that the swimming and rowing venues will be ready in time despite already being two months behind schedule. finally, have you ever wondered what it's like to fly? well, these pictures give you a pretty good idea. this is what skydiver mike swansons posted on his instagram page. it might look like a clip from a video game, but it's footage of a dive in switzerland. the american holds multiple us national and world championship titles in skydiving. quite incredible, isn't it? you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, that is your wednesday sport briefing. as we mentioned, voting is getting started in pakistan for the election there. l

a government voice georgian that had not happened in every government. india election. job had scored big time because after the. mr sharif his conviction by the court. is something that in common in pakistan political leaders jump from their party bandwagon join the bandwagon this is something which is quite common so dad defection plus the change. ward after all it's the first time that the young people of this country have a right to war dad. population and women have. social media and the fact that women are all tuning into their television stations watching the debate between the politician. for change. big challenge the opposition if it does not accept this ballot and. something then obviously it could lead to more political to destabilization. that iran is also going to be. talking about. going to give a speech it didn't expected any minute now we have monitoring and we chose. to report what kind of modus operandi the opposition. over as far as their plans for agitation are concerned but the election commission of pakistan is saying that this was their fate in el

of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority and new government as the president according to our call. situation mikhail decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation and another by mike was hoping the board doesn't implement the eyes of god i'm stunned this is going to come to the. woods as everybody got on into the sea at the last also kleiber the proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only th

of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority should set up a new government and me as the president according to our constitution mikhail decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. in the last days of the soviet union people were full of hope and anticipation of the upcoming changes underground music by young musicians of the time captured the mood perfectly what was it like to live and make music in that atmosphere. that i'm going to let out how they're not they're not. that i'm not out of the i'm not of somebody there's let's i. guess was a good time to. try to move there i'm. not that wasn't funny not why not. why x. chanting in the hall people we

of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority should set up a new government as the president according to our constitution decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. in a world of big part of the new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. play for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what

they're sort of saying the similar percentage have no thought sporting events like the start of the georgian war in two thousand and eight happened just as the. there's a world cup was finishing i mean the person who started that war was because saakashvili is president of georgia and russia was reacting to an event started by other people. so little information has been disclosed since the poisoning of this group pals we are they know anything and even less in this latest case in amesbury do you think what we're seeing here is the age of guilty until proven innocent well it certainly looks like that i mean journalists particularly should be very skeptical it's statements from governments and that's part of our job is to always second guess what governments are doing and check whether it's true because governments have a new interest often in concealing the truth or gilding the lily as we say but particularly when it's an intelligence matter we've had the experience of the iraq war two thousand and three when some journalists were due to the american intelligence and to some extent british i

courtyard is the family's wine cellar gallus father put in these tanks and sealed them with clay a georgian tradition. what it. says actually they're quite happy even without money. you know. yes but it would be hard without became car. if we take the cable car back down to the valley as long as the cable car is running we can imagine life here will also go on somehow. now the term cold case describes a criminal investigation that has quite literally gone cold weather has no fresh information to shed light on such an unsolved crimes police in the netherlands have adopted a new approach calendars with details of dormant investigations are being given surprising those in dutch jails in the hope that they will pass on crucial information from conversations with fellow inmates that could lead to a conviction. this calendar is intended to help crack cold cases. unsolved crimes that would carry a jail sentence of over twelve years. as a tool for investigators is intolerable that there's never been an arrest but for the families it's much worse than these books and. everyone serving a sentence in

but soon the protesters came under attack from far right groups such as the georgian march. conservative values have wide support in georgia. tens of thousands ghered for family beauty day, established by georgia's powerful orthodox church to counter what it describes asda lgbt propagn the country. georgia aspires to one day join the european union, and the government here has defended its police tactics. >> when the police are searching for the drugs, it is justified. clubbers are back on the dance floor. they say they willontinue to dance for their freedom to express themselves. jane: sleepg is somethst of us crave, but somehow work, family, and restless nights get in the way. getting less than seven hours could have a lasting impact. in its recent edition, "national geographic" explores the science of sleep. a brief senior editor robert kunzig. we're always hearing that sleep is for wimps. how important is it? robert: it is crucial, as important as the food we eat for our daily life. if we don't get enough of it, ss than six hours, it is associated with an elevated risk o

any piece of territory saakashvili mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili risk.

was probably a pretty good atmosphere in the found zone near the st petersburg stadium russia's georgian capital is saying goodbye to the world cup but i'll tell you what was special after the game that just finished there whatever i saw people coming out they were all walking towards me with smiles on their faces and it didn't matter whether they were. for belgium or england i think it was a big game compared to the earlier game and the one zero in the us was this i think was a more exciting game here when i'm very proud of the play it's been a sauce a tournament obviously the result was not what we wanted today but from this growing are we going to get better gas. we just don't wish it would just. be absolutely fantastic with us you can. do worse than my friends. thank you this year's final it's a repeat of a classic semi from back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight another case in france from now to one witness that was on home soil and he seems gracious call quite let it go even after twenty years with the memory french defend leant around the equalising then giving france the

policy discussion i do think though that you know i mean we have even even people like like former georgian leader. saakashvili coming out and saying look the administration's actual policies on russia and in the totality of the u.s. government's policies are tougher now than they were under obama and there are real real differences there you know saakashvili is not a water carrier for trump he was you know doing everything within his power to bring georgia into nato so the way that trump attempted to to to make the press conference especially into into a characteristics or a televised event i think was was not successful it works for some people other people i think probably are shrugging and wondering when the national conversation is going to return to some more bread and butter american issues but there's an important slice of the commentary out there and political influencers members of congress who are who are genuinely concerned and if the president wants to be effective in in charting this course he's just got to care more about that than he has so far i think john mccain cold virus

coal schreiber was making his fourteenth german open appearance on tuesday the german going down to georgian qualifier nicolas a bus to lash really seven five one six six four the school. now the boston red sox might be the leading team so far in this season's a major league baseball but they came crashing down to earth on tuesday they were up against the baltimore orioles not only a baltimore bottom of their division the same division that features boston but the orioles have the worst record in the entire league not that it mattered much on this occasion jonathan scope and tim baker both hit home runs to lead the orioles to a narrow seven six victory it's only the third defeat in eighteen games for the red sox and that's all the sport more coming up again later marty peter thank you very much indeed don't go anywhere the hell ramen will be in the face in just a moment or two now be back much later on in the day. young men join else too bad in the battle for somalia. many never return. to understand. from the north and with. the. i know. about you know. some of the like. in the deprived vil

the georgian invasion of attack on the such a that was during the olympics as well so usually there is some type of effort going on the leadership is focused somewhere else and and then we have some type of occurrences occurring so actually i was expecting something. you know if this is a surprise that this occurred but i was expecting something else perhaps in ukraine or or syria that would be pointed the finger at russia as well during the world cup period so timing is very suspect so nothing happens in a vacuum i'd like to say coming up shortly vladimir putin is expected to meet with president trump later this month do you think that president trump should or will raise the question about these poisonings at the summit. i think from my understanding everything's on the table. i think you're going to hear they'll talk about north korea they'll talk about trade they'll talk about the sanctions we'll talk about the election in syria. obviously to around the. g c p o agreement there to be a agreement the but but. yes will this come up. you know was this a distraction conflict you've got

near the st petersburg stadium on the early train because that let's cross over to him russia's georgian capital is saying goodbye to the world cup but i'll tell you what was special after the game that just finished there whenever i saw people coming out they were all walking towards me with smiles on their faces and it didn't matter whether they were cheering for belgium or england i think it was a big game compared to the earlier game when.

. >> radical liberal who cares more for billionaire backers than for you all, you hard-working georgiansacy's money is coming from california, new york and massachusetts, not georgia. >> reporter: if abrams wins she would be the first black female governor in the us. making his case donald trump's supreme court pick meets monday with democratic senator joe manchin. it could be crucial to getting brett kavanaugh on the bench while manchin is up for reelection in the red-hot state. >> reporter: joe manchin is holding discussions whether to support the supreme court nominee with voters in a state trump won by 42. >> i have not done that myself. >> reporter: if manchin votes know it affects voters and gop opponent patrick morrissey questions his government. >> the more it is clear he is only in this to appeal his liberal donors and only stand for judge brett kavanaugh after it is clear they have the votes. >> reporter: mansion is set to meet with brett cavanagh. >> healthcare is a big one. >> reporter: morris cc healthcare talks as a stall tactic. >> no debate with respect to preexisting con

for this for me as i watched northeast georgians like the romano family struggle under shifting adoption policies. in 2012, pam and mark traveled to russia to adopt a boy. while there they discovered that he had a brother. although the boys were living separately, the family felt a calling to get the boys into their home. sadly russia instituted a ban on adoptions to the united states, halting these adoption proceedings. this left the romaineos -- romanos devastated. they needed to know what was happening in russia as well as diplomatically. since that time, pam refused to give up on welcoming her two boys. she is fighting to bring her boys home. pam and her family have been tireless advocates for not only them but also for the families across the country who are face really similar trials. i would hopefully this will be a wonderful time to bring this up in light of the meeting this week with the president and mr. putin to bring this issue up would be a great time to remind that we can work together on some things. today, american families like the romanos still need accurate up-to-date

and this is another issue the other issue i think there's mistrust now because as i told you the georgian officials the significance for the deceived by the russians as well as by their ally the us who or they think knew that there would be. a syria. jordan syria and russian warning of that are there other issue i want to point out is it's very ironic that a president is of an occupying power is talking about the sovereignty of another of another nation i wish israel should stop interfering and stop bombing and not talk about more of ground when it's an occupying power and supplying syrian lands that will really make it easier for syria and to go back to. china we're almost out of time robbie settled this very quickly do you want to respond to that before i throw it back to what ronnie corey yes our neighbor is syria i hope we can reach an agreement with syria we don't want to see you on or hizbullah anywhere and i don't think it's interests of jordan all of lebanon to see a lady and troops of all that rami khouri the battle in there has shown a as as you've said as you pointed out that t

thank you so much georgian t.v. . mr president what do you think needs these are not children most support from nato and i want to ask about georgia they were here today representing us and we'll talk about georgia meeting with. the president put. well there were here they made a very favorable impression and we listen to their plight it's a tough situation with your job but they made a very favorable impression in the room. if you had to go more at what point. you really did come on go ahead i had a question as well but nonetheless. well you know you recognize yeah well you recognize russia's and accept what you recognize crimea as part of russia when you know that's an interesting question because you know long before i got here president obama allowed that to happen that was on his watch not on my watch you know people like to say oh crimea but the fact is they build bridges to crimea they just opened a big bridge that was started years ago they built i think a submarine port substantially added billions of dollars

he gained ukrainian citizenship although it meant losing his georgian passport. right.

georgian t.v. . mr president what do you think needs these are not georgia most support from nato and i want to ask about georgia they were here today representing us and we were talking about georgia in a meeting with. the president put. well there were here they made a very favorable impression and we listened to their plight it's a tough situation with your job but they made a very favorable impression in the room ok. go ahead. mort what part i had. yeah you really did come on go ahead i had a question as well but nonetheless. will you will you recognize go ahead will you recognize russia's annex will you recognize crimea as part of russia when you know has an interesting question because you know long before i got here president obama allowed that to happen that was on his watch not on my watch you know people like to say oh crimea but the fact is they build bridges to crimea they just opened a big bridge that was started years ago they built i think a submarine port substantially added billions

georgian. mr. president, can you tell us what you think about future membership of georgia in nato, please? president trump: well, at a certain point they'll have a chance. not right now. they just left the room. but at a certain point they'll have a chance. go ahead. reporter: reporter. are you going to continue to support the kurdish forces, the -- in iraq? president trump: i think the kurds are great people. they are a wonderful, warm, intelligent allies in many cases, as you know. it's different groups of people. they're great people. i believe they're great people. yes, go ahead, please. reporter: mr. president, working with german tv. you said putin isn't an enemy, isn't a friend, just a competitor. president trump: competitor. reporter: do you consider him as a security threat for europe or to the u.s.? thank you. president trump: hey, i don't want him to be and that's why i guess we have nato. and that's why we have the united states that just had the largest military budget ever. $700 bill

. >>> the other thing to watch today, georgians go to the polls there.he race is between the li lieutenant governor. the trump has backed the secretary of state. we'll see if that's enough to get him to win in the primary. we examine executive orders. you find me on twitter. >>> take a look at this. a lioness and a young girl both love that stuffed animal. this five-year-old little girl is there at the oklahoma zoo. she is there with her little lion king similba there. >> her mother is checking the thickness of that glass. >>> all right. so today is a good day to get out and enjoy the zoo. >> yeah. it will be a really flinice day. you want to get it done early. it will heat up once again. let's get out the door this morning. here is a live look with a nice clear sunrise. it is hazy starting out here. we do have clouds and fog near the coast. temperatures in the low 60s. if you're on your way to the dublin bart station temperatures in the low 60s through about 8:00. here it sparks a warm up pretty fast as we go through the day. lunchtime at 83 degrees and

> radical liberals who cares more for her billionaire backers then for you all, you hard-working georgiansng children as target practice, democratic gubernatorial candidate under fire for this disturbing campaign ad. jeff green slamming the nra labeled as a our practice with children as the bull's-eye, banning assault weapons if elected. a lobbyist for the nra called it repulsive. democratic congressman says the media is turning socialist alexandria and 15 into a godlike figure. >> pushed the young woman to the point she has been made into some kind of deity. the democratic party have people who like to pull the party to the far left. that is not where america is. it does enormous damage to the fabric of the nation. rob: ocasio-cortez emerged as a star after defeating joe crowley in the campaign. >> price hikes on hold, 10 drug companies have agreed to freeze any increase of costs but merck, pfizer and novartis, how his team trump mastered the art of the drug deal. joining us for the fox news medical a team doctor mark siegel joining us. as we know donald trump spent some time tweeting abo

putting origins first, that is what my campaign is about, somebody fighting for those georgians thaton and it is true, we have places in our state doing unbelievable but we have a lot of other places that simply don't have high-speed internet and want somebody to fight for them at the capital, hard work in jordan for 30 years. i am a father with three teenage daughters. i went to keep my kids safe with good opportunities in the future. jillian: we will be watching to see how it turns out, good luck today. >> thanks so much. jillian: 5 minutes until the top of the hour, what a grab, going viral with a bareheaded homerun catch. rob: celebrating a gender reveal changing the game for everyone. ♪ ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro . inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing