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looking at that nato meeting in brussels, what does ukraine want to see the international gh communityto stabilize the situation in the east of the country? >> there is a meeting in brussels, in nato. what you would like to see this committee doing is mobilize themselves, to put pressure on russia, political pressure, economic pressure, to support peace plan by president pour schenc poroshenko and to stop the fighting. >> a day after yesterday, the helicopter was shot down killing nine people. >> we would like to see monitors there. it has always the position of ukraine to see as many monitors as possible. unfortunately the -- those terrorists, they are not complying with the agreements and they're capturing, taking hostages. that has to be stopped. >> do you see president putin as an honest broker in this? >> i don't think we're talking about putin as a broker. we certainly know that putin has leverage on the people that are fighting in ukraine. >> do you think he genuinely is insisting those groups disband? >> have to wait and see. we all hope there is a genuine desire in russia to s

. >>> well, as for the game itself united states will open its torn amount begins gh ana on monday but even that is surrounded with controversy. the u.s. head coach, has now said publicly that the american team will not win the the world cup. ky4 think get out of because we have germany, and portugal and ghana. if the u.s. can't win which think probably can't i will root for brazil because we're here. >> world cup runs for a month, it wraps up on july 13th. >>> there are some local soccers fans, cheering during the opening ceremonies in brazil. myth submit's on south street in philadelphia is hosting a watch party, just one of many place's cross the region where you can watch the world cup magic. >> should than fun. >>> coming up in the next half an hour a terrifying scene when a driver, slams into a gas pump. now there is an off-duty state trooper here who risks his life to pull a man from that car and it is all caught on camera. >>> nothing like an adrenaline rush on your 90th birthday, former president george hw bush celebrates in daring here are the top stories, news is breaking o

will be taking on gh ana at 6:00 p.m. >> here's howard eskin with a look the a the rest of the night in sports. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin. the fathers day 50 years ago phillies jim bunk threw a perfect game on fathers day in 1964. on the 50th anniversary the phillies weren't as lucky. lets go to the ballpark on sunday. this is jim bunk. fifty years ago, in new york shea stadium, perfect game, against the mets, jim bunk was there yesterday. so was the ball girl giving that little guy a baseball. going right up to his dad, look what i got on fathers day. are they a happy bunch. until they saw a ballgame. fourth pitch against aj burnett, anthony rizzo with the home run. cubs win three to nothing. phillies had only three hits in the game. >>> winner of the u.s. open, led from start to finish. to pine hearst, north carolina, that is martin kymer, he wins the players championship on mothers day, u.s. open on fathers day. nine under. he won, and only two players under par. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> coming up, a police officer already handling one suspect drun

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and that is, unfortunately, what today is gh going to represent n the history of health care for women in our country. you, madam president, are a national leader on these issues, fighting for the rights of women. and i stand with you and i stand with the other members of the senate but, more importantly, just ordinary families across this country who, along with planned parenthood and all women in massachusetts and this country, who believe that every woman seeking reproductive health should be safe and protected. and i'm proud that all massachusetts law enforcement officials will continue to use every legal tool available to ensure the safety and the privacy of women and clinic staff. today is an historic day. unfortunately, it is one that our country should not be proud of. and i yield back the balance of my time. and, looking around, i doubt the presence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. graham: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. graham: i believe senator mccain an i have some fipple -- some

and that is, unfortunately, what today is gh going to represent n the history of health care for women in our country. you, madam president, are a national leader on these issues, fighting for the rights of women. and i stand with you and i stand with the other members of the senate but, more importantly, just ordinary families across this country who, along with planned parenthood and all women in massachusetts and this country, who believe that every woman seeking reproductive health should be safe and protected. and i'm proud that all massachusetts law enforcement officials will continue to use every legal tool available to ensure the safety and the privacy of women and clinic staff. today is an historic day. unfortunately, it is one that our country should not be proud of. of. >> today constitutional law attorneys review the 2013-2014 discusscourt term and the major cases, including campaign finance, cell phone presidential recess appointment powers. live coverage at 9:30a.m. c-span 3. >> coming up on c-span, president obama talks about jobs a town economy at it hall meeting in min

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