tracy jordan? - that's right.ty time. - when i saw you in hard to watch... - no, no, keep it light. - you inspired me to contact my biological father. - no daddy stuff. - i hadn't spoken to him in 13 years. - maybe show him your butt. - [sobbing] - there are tears falling on her boobies, liz lemon. i know you've been molested. that's how we all got here but i don't want to hear about it. - i just wanted to let you know that i'm going into the navy. because like you said in your movie, "i invent my tomorrow." - but i wasn't even supposed to say that. the line was, "shereen i hope dr. mogutu has good news about my endoscopy," but i couldn't get it right, so they told me to improv. - come on, guys. i'm making it rain. how about a little less self-respect and a little more squatting? - you see what you've done liz lemon? - tracy jordan is broken. it's over. - get off stage! no whites! - you wanted to see me miss maroney? oh, my. candles, incense disco music. someone's getting into the easter spirit. - no, kenneth. do

the suspect's name is daniel jordan dewitt. he is accused of tress passing on the victim's property and that lead to a fight. this is the home where pitchers and catchers -- peter cukor lived with his wife. he heard the suspect so we went outside, that is when daniel jordan dewitt attacked him and killed him. kron 4's reggie kumar spoke to his parents tonight. >>> the mother and father of daniel jordan dewitt say their son was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenic when he was 18 years old. he is the grandson of al dewitt. their son has been off the medication since july. they were shocked when they learned their son faces murder

. >> tommy jordan from north carolina.s of millions of views for shooting his daughter's laptop after she complained on facebook about some of her chores. >> hope you've enjoyed your little fiasco on facebook. hope it was worth all this. >> the saga continues. >> the first thing that jumps out to me, this is a real mouthy kid, wonder where she got that? >> dr. phil made an appearance on the "today" show and he weighed in on this facebook parent tommy jordan. >> she was disrespectful publicly, called him names publicly, cussed at him publicly, and he turned around and did exactly the same thing. you never ever human late your child publicly. >> basic blanket statement. >> of course tommy jordan has something to say about dr. phil's opinion. >> hey, guys. it's tommy jordan again. >> he made another video? >> you do realize that not all, but a large majority of the show is you bringing troubled kids on and troubled parents troubled teens and all these groups, and publicly humiliating them in front of the entire world for prof

we have been very active in jordan and other places. we just received his excellency, the king of jordan with a group of entrepreneurs where we brought in silicon valley investors to work with them, so on and owe, i could share with you any of that -- >> i was going give shelly a shout out because one of the things we've done here is we served as a secretariat for partners of a new beginning which is what secretary clinton wanted to do, and condy rice with the palestinian partnership which sale was my co-chair, in which we tried to set up both jobs, entrepreneurship, economic investment and we were just in marrakesh, secretariiaiay albri and i can also speak as former head of the broadcasting board of governor, we have tools for people who want to and we worked with facebook, twitter and others that are too public to make sure it's safe and that fire walls can be broken and that anonymity can be assured when need be. all of that to create a sense of partnership with the u.s. and the arab world in creating entrepreneurship and jobs and i

i was telling jordan, don't leave me, jordan. promise you won't leave me, jordan. the killing of jordan howe. the first in a string of murders during that bloody march, 2010. five dead, nine wounded in eight days. all over a cheap piece of costume jewelry. at the trial today councilman marion barry. >> innocent people being gunned down. you got to feel that and because they're my constituents i feel it even more. i feel i have to do as much as i can to stop that from happening again. >> reporter: diane howe says she plans to follow this case to the finish. she says jordan was her only child. live in superior court, pat collins, news 4. >> thank you, pat. >>> some local catholic school students will have to find a new school to go to next year, st. michael the arc angel catholic school in silver spring is closing at the end of this academic year. school officials tell us they are forced to close the school because of declining enrollment and rising costs. about 150 students are currently enrolled at st. michael. school officials say they'll work with students and th

you are telling tales about jordan. >> jordan rose is the most amazing little girl because she is -- i am amazed when i go there and peek at them in the crib she is still in the crib because i could see her crawling out. she is so strong and so curious about everything and is always looking around. and i always say nola is sweet and jordan makes you work for it a little bit. >> 12 weeks old. >> 12 weeks old. >> and she will be driving soon. >> i feel like that's the case. i can't believe they are 12 weeks. it's to get rid of the newborn clothes and it was breaking my heart. >> already. >> they are growing. >> they are lucky to have you as mom for sure. >> thank you. >>> we are talking about temperatures, and you know, what it's not so bad. we are at 51 in manchester. welcome back to that. 53 in arnold and good morning towson at 43. bel air right around 45 and 50s in chestertown andcenterville. so you don't need the heavy -- real heavy coat but grab the abegear because -- grab the rain gear because we can see showers heading around tawnytown and woodsboro and walkersville and also hea

jordan served the department for nearly 20 years. for the past five years he's been the assistant and interim chief. the media tried to go to him with questions about the occupy movement. city officials really deflected that. jordan was passed over the job five years earlier. so when he got the call, he was very happy. >> some people will be surprised to know that i actually shed a tear. the last time i was interim chief, i dealt with the death of the fowfer officers. >> reporter: not to be overlooked, the new fire chief, teresa reed, is making history. she becomes female's -- oakland's first female fire chief. she's been working for san jose fire since 1986. but oakland, she says, has her heart. >> this is not just any department. this is my fire department. this is the department that serves the city that i call home. that makes it very special. having the opportunity to serve the community i live in is a huge honor for me. reed talked about how she would -- >> reporter: reed talked about how she would watch the rigs going through

, jordan would have to change its laws.nd then any -- >> this is the street where he lives. but because of a legal ban, we cannot disclose the location. his family moved here recently just before he was released. his lawyers are keen to protect the privacy of his wife and children. >> the british prime minister is fighting hard to keep the united kingdom together. david cameron has appeared -- appeal to the scottish people to vote against independence by offering more powers of the solution to edinburgh -- powers of devolution to edinburgh. >> over the fourth bridge in a bbc interview, he then the possibility of devolving more power to the scottish government if the scottish public projects independence first. >> is there more that we can do to prove the settlement? are there other powers that can be developed? how can we make the united kingdom work better? >> the prime minister and his party scottish leader says that no opinion poll suggested that more dilution is more popular than independents or leaving things the way t

it thousands have fled the fighting into neighboring countries, including jordan. our reporter sent this report from jordan, close to the syrian border. and what is she doing here? >> no wonder some of these children look been used. of the boys and girls in the first three rows are from syria. -- the boys and girls of the first three rows of far from syria. now in the safety of neighboring jordan, some have been given places in local schools. the latest shaky images from syria show anti-government protests in several towns. despite the obvious dangers -- many are being killed in the humanitarian crisis. this civil servant fled with his family when he was ordered to shoot protesters. it was deeply traumatic, especially for the children. >> psychologically it has affected them really badly. they would not leave my side because they were so scared. they were afraid of any new ways, asking me if it is a sniper or a gunman. >> in recent months, thousands of syrian refugees have crossed the border illegally into the safety of jordan. we have learned in the last couple of

jordan practiced torture as routine. if we send him back to jordan on any terms, we are being complicitous with that. >> the current government finds itself frustrated by the long- running affair. "we will take whatever ness -- measures necessary to protect the public," a spokesman said today. they're determined to deport qatada. one option not being rolled out is that the british parliament might support him without agreement from the european court and accept the consequences. a home office delegation is going to jordan this week in the hope of getting assurances that would satisfy the human rights judges. bbc news. >> a plane carrying the body of the american pop singer whitney houston has arrived in her home state of new jersey. her funeral is expected to take place later this week. the singer died on saturday after being found unconscious at a hotel in beverly hills. police in california may -- gave more details about her death and said the singer was underwater and unconscious when she was found in the hotel bathtu

but jordan was blessed with amazing parents, supportive brothers and sisters. because of that will to overcome, he's been captain of the football team, the track and field teams. he's president student government, up here running this graduation. [ applause ] and today jordan becomes the first in his family to go to college. hampton man. this class is also made up of young men like rudolph eastman. where is rudolph? rudolph, i understand was raised by a single mother along with eight brothers and sisters. that rit?! where is rudolph's mother. understand that rudolph's older brother was killed in an act of gun violence. but in the face of tragedy and hardship, rudolph stayed focused, he worked hard, and today, like jordan, he becomes the first in his family to go to college. [ applause ] a belief in the importance of education, perseverance, character. these are the qualities that charity, jordan, rudolph and so many of you embody. these are the same qualities you'll need, and more, when you leave here and begin the next chapter of your lives. this is equally tr

one country affected by the conflict in syria is neighboring jordan.rview with the kingdom's prime minister when we come back. [ding] announcer: clean kitchen surfaces, utensils, and hands with soapy water. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. keep your family safer. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. [ male announcer ] engine light on? come to meineke now for a free code scan read and you'll say...my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> one country is watching the situation more closely than others. jordan has a vested interest not just politically but economically as well. i probing to jordan's prime minister and simply asked what's next for syria. >> there's no clarity whatsoever to what is going to happen in syria and how to deal with syria. there are many theories. some say that this will become a long protracted struggle assuming more and more military aspect. others think that there might be a rupture, but so far it seems that the syrian army at least in the upper echelons is holding on rather well and that hasn't appear

the president of jordan park could not attend today. i would like to extend my thanks to supervisor farrell for working with supervisor mar and planners. we came to some discussions on this area i want to give you a little bit of background. on how i finally came to a conclusion that -- originally, my conclusion was from palm to emerson, there is a special enclave that is below laurel heights and there is a long history that i discussed with supervisor mar. there was a history that goes all the way back to the spanish-american war and the cemetery history. people do not like to talk about that, but it was there. i wanted to have all the way of to emerson, to help -- to have the single-family homes protected there. when supervisor mar took out the scott st. to masonic, i was looking at the height in both districts and how it could be contiguous. if it is split up from masonic and suddenly jordan part is not allowed, i do not know how that is contiguous, but i will take whatever i can. that is what i have come up with. jordan part, the bo

meanwhile, thousands of miles away in jordan, the diplomatic moves have been continuing. a u.k. ministerial delegation has been working hard to try to get assurances of that evidence obtained by torture will not be used against him if he is in fact, but as a british team boarded the plane back to london, one of the most senior members of the jordan royal family refused to give assurances about the issue. >> if this man committed crimes, which presumably is why he was being held in england, i do not snow what kind of court one has to offer. >> he questioned the u.k.'s human rights record. >> that is rich coming from a country that believes in transition agreements. >> even if there are assurances, it will still be a protracted process to get him on a plane, according to one legal expert. >> jordan will have to change its laws, and any attempt to export him he will challenge at court triggered >> this is the street where he lives, but we cannot disclose the relation -- the location. his family only moved here recently before he was released. his lawyers protect the privacy of his

grassley: we're tbg to take up the nomination of judge adalberto jordan. he's going to fill the vacancy that's been created by judge susan black taken senior status. looking bag, i think the senate accomplished much last year passing legislation confirming a significant number of judicial and executive nominations. i would note that even though the majority leader recognized that we have done a good job on nominations and have accomplished quite a bit as we well, we could have confirmed more nominees had the president indicated that he would respect the practice and precedent on recess appointments. he would not give the senate that assurance, so a number of nominationominations could not e confirmed and now remain on the executive calendar. as it turned out, the president went on to violate the practice and precedent. i want to remind my colleagues that the constitution outlines two ways in which the president may make appointments. one is with the advice and consent of the senate. the other is he may make temporary appointments when a vacancy is one of t

jordan hough dead. two friends wounded. revenge act ii, march 23rd, the next day, the prosecutor says friends of jordan shoot and wound orlando carter. he's treated and released. the prosecutor says he starts making plans to strike again. revenge act iii march 30th, the day of jordan hough's funeral, the prosecutor says orlando carter and some cohorts go out to shoot and kill as many friends of jordan hough as they can. they drive up on a group of mourners, open fire. and the prosecutor says in was chaos on south capital street. other may hem. bodies, everywhere. so whatever happened to that fake diamond bracelet? the prosecutor says a young woman that carter was partying with that night, she ended up with it. live in superior court, pat collins, news 4. >> thank you, pat. >>> what's in a name? metro wants you to play a part in coming up with the monikers for the new stations on the silver line out to dulles airport. the fairfax county board of supervisors released its list of the suggested names for all eight stations. sta

when sam evans oldest daughter and granddaughter were murdered sam took delight in jordan to live with him in southeastern illinois. the boys were raised in the town of 1900 200 mi. from chicago jordan now a senior in high school recently moved to relatives in kentucky is hoping college recruiters and noticed his football talent. he has had victories to. the last number 43 on the red elgin your senior high school varsity team, he is only a sophomore he is a running back and a linebacker and sunday plays for the chicago bears, his life in the small town has been a good solid and nurturing. eli has a dry sense of humor in his very playful, he seems happy. sam says eli and debbie has similar personalities stubbornness and natural leadership. he has a face like her mother and inherited her beautiful singing voice. >> we are grateful we been able to survive. >> but now one of the man whose death sentence was commuted to life without parole in 2003 by gov. george ryan will be able to go before a u.s. district judge and ask for a new trial fidel kathy has said since that day he was arrested h

egypt doubles the gas price for jordan in october. jordan has to raise electricity prices to cover the rising cost of fuel after losing regular egyptian gas supplies. and farther north, severe winter weather is spreading across europe. it's the continent's worst deep freeze in decades. this is video from ukraine. sub zero temperatures caused the death of more than 120 people. and more than 1600 ukrainians have been hospitalized with hypothermia and frostbite. snow, ice, and sub zero temperatures are covering the black sea and places like london and rome are also seeing rare snowfall. >> well, tonight people in this country are basing themselves for winter as well. the midwest is seeing its biggest storm of the season and pretty late in the season. drew shows us how people in colorado and nebraska are digging out. >> nebraska got slammed saturday as the massive winter storm sweeping across the plains paralyzed part of the state. in grand island, about an hour and a half west of lincoln, plows were out in full force trying to keep the r

jordan? a lot of times what parents ask is, "how can i start that conversation with my child?" because it might feel awkward, it might feel wrong to have that conversation. and two tricks that i always give to parents is: one, everyone asks how you are doing. in our society we all say, "how are you doing?" to make that positive connection, to start a conversation, i tell parents ask your kids how they are feeling, and that can change the entire dialect of a conversation by just one word, "how are you feeling?" and the other thing is relate. i know my parents and i used to do this thing called highs and lows. at dinner we would talk about our highs for the day, what we loved, and then our lows, what was our down point for the day. and for me, that secured me, to know that i'm not just going through a bad day. my mom, my dad, they can have a bad day too. so always relate and try to start a conversation is a good tip for parents. when we come back we are going to be talking more about what parents can do, what programs are available, and how everyone can really get engaged and get

sitting and watching michael jordan and the chicago bulls beat us every year, i mean, whenever you get tired of it after a while so i understand that kind of fatigue. >> jimmy: i got you. now -- >> not that i'm michael jordan. >> jimmy: last night you had meryl streep and michelle williams both nominated. both were in your films for best actress. how do you handle that? >> i was hoping for a tie. that would have been nice. had been ties. barbra streisand and katharine hepburn actually tied. barbra streisand for "funny girl" and lion in winter." >> jimmy: who did you vote for in that category? >> both. >> jimmy: you eliminated your own vote -- >> i get two ballots. >> jimmy: how many tickets do you get to the oscar show? >> the oscar show's like the super bowl. it's really hard to get tickets. it's all on a lottery system. yesterday, the academy did something really sweet. as a father of four daughters, there's a policeman in new york, his name is pete, he was the most decorated policeman in new york city. on his off day, on a day that he was off, there was a robbery that broke out in b

rob andrews of new jersey, jim jordan of ohio.nk you, gentlemen, appreciate it very much. >>> next up on kudlow, companies are hiring again. the best way to jump start the economy, hire someone. why does the president want to continue paying people to stay home? and why are we footing the bill for it? we'll debate it up next. why? i l was your soul mate. no, no it's her dad. the general's your soul mate? dude what? no, no, no. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade's got a totally new investing dashboard. everything is on one page, your investments, quotes, research... it's like the buffet last night. whatever helps you understand man. i'm watching you. oh yeah? well i'm watching you, watching him. [ male announcer ] try the new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> welcome bac

. >> they are in the purple that's jordan rose. and next to her her younger sister by one minute nola jane and they are pure joy. we were happy before and we are so happy now. this is what they look like when they go to bed wrapped up in the straight jackets. >> what's that? >> that's called swadeling and makes them feel secure like they are in the womb. >> says you. we learned over the course of the show that jordan is the one who is rambunctious. >> are you kidding. >> tough keep her in place. >> they are airtight and in the morning we go in and jordan arms are out of and she can houdini her way out. we will have to record it sometime to filling out how the it is done. >> go to facebook and let us know how happy you -- you are to have megan back. let's check the forecast and say good morning to meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. welcome back megan i missed you so much. check out the head hines. yesterday it's -- headlines. yesterday it's juneary and this morning let's go february so you know i know like we are talkin

why is it important, jordan? i want you to make that broadly known. why is it important for schools to have individuals like yourself go and speak to the student body and speak to parents? i think it's important to have, you know, someone speak on mental health, like myself to go into schools basically to generate and to start a conversation. because what i think happens is there is a conversation started and that generates a lot of attention and from that attention that is when the education begins. and that is what i like to do, is just to plant a seed when i go to speak at those schools so that the kids there, the parents there, the teachers there have something to think about. and the goal is that, when i get home at the end of the day after speaking to that school, they're just not talking about those mental heaealth issues and topics the next day, the next week, the next month, but for months and years after that. and that is why i think it's important, like active minds, the organization that i speak for, there's over 300 new branches over the

i understand the jordan park. i am familiar with the district. it was built after words because it had another usage. it is almost exclusively single- family homes that is not as high. i can understand their interest in keeping the buildings on the front of geary to a certain height. one of the provisions of this allows a five-foot bonus at the top. it has more of an impact on them. it also keeps the buildings to be sort of what they are now. it does not change the distribution of those particular buildings. i can understand that. this sounds like we could compromise. i think the other parts that are included will work. commissioner moore: very much in support of the ordnance and i'm very happy that, from working with some of the neighborhood input, and those sensitivities were reflected in the way this is in front of us. whenever we were talking about ground floor-, it has all the positive attributes of pedestrian activity and retail which is street-friendly. but i ask that the buildings are also buildings that are some of the laudable -- subdiv

jordan. to provide support the question is will these countries accept especially since they are their own difficulties their own problems internal problems as well the question is do they want to intervene the problem is that those countries which have the capability to intervene may not. forward and some of the countries that do not have. the capability may have the appetite and that is a problem the other thing is that the decision that was taken by russia and china. use of the security council makes any kind of intervention military intervention by outside or even supporting militarily supporting the opposition would be outside the legal international legality and that. outside the international legality as you say bringing in or supporting the opposition here i wrote a story. just earlier today the british prime minister cameron had said all options are on the table to help get to the opposition we had a guest on from jordan just just an hour or so ago saying that he coming in from neigh

was just staring at michael jordan.nd, looked at us. the earring was shaking. sk >> jimmy: that's a good neighbor to have. did you play basketball with him at his house? >> no, he came actually to my house, we had a urt co. i thought i was -- >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> it was so dope. i was like, i'm about to play with michael jordan, on my basketball court. he's going to let me win and i can talk about it. this dude did not let me win, dude. he was, like, swatting my stuff. he swatted it up one time. i was like -- and he had sandals on at the time. not the regular sandals, like, those air passions of the christ san dams. he's like making skid marks all over the -- >> jimmy: i can't imagine michaelsandals. you would think he would have a lot of access to sneakers. >> i think they were jordans. i don't know. >> jimmy: wow. >> it was terrible. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> terrible that not only did i lose but i had to clean up the little sandal scuff marks that he -- like, see you later, kid. >> jimmy: you ough

over the past 24 years jordan worked his way up the ranks and was turned down for the chief positione. >> in terms of anticipating. >> jordan cities one of his top priorities will be getting the apartment up to compliance. it's been under scrutiny and in danger of -- decreasing the crime rate ranks high. many will be watching as jordan will change tack the ticks when it comes to how officers handle the occupy movement. reed official starts as fire chief. she says one of the biggest challenges will be learning the politics of oakland. reporting from oakland ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco celebrating the expansion and relocation of popular diner. >> we kicked this off by declaring this, god true blue cafe day here and in san francisco. >> new restaurant and there are plans to double the no. of employees from 12-24. >> will resume and there will be enhanced street cleaning in that central market area. >> this is the last day saint anthony. ceremony was held today to mark the end of an era and new beginning. it will be demolished to make way for $23 million multilevel facility. s

friends of jordan hough shoot and wound orlando carter. he's treated and released and the prosecutor says he starts making plans to strike again. revenge act three, march 30th, the day of jordan how's funeral. the prosecutor says orlando carter and some coy horts it go out to shoot and kill as many friends of jordan hough's as they can. they drive up on a group of mourners and open fire. there was chaos on south capital street. other may hem, bodies everywhere. muriel is the grandmother of a young woman shot and wounded. a lot vengeance and a lot of violence. >> yes, for one piece of jewelry. that's all -- hearing that case out, that's all it was about, nothing else. >> reporter: now a word about the defense. one of the key witnesses for the prosecution, a man described as a cooperator, a man who says he was involved in all the murders. but the defense attorney says that key witness can't be trusted. he's just out to save himself. live at superior court, pat collins, news 4. >> thank you. >>> jury dlib ragsz begin tomorrow in the trial at

one is jordan. who's survivability in the way in the form we know it is a house in my kingdom. so we entertain. a lot of common interests egypt is. consumed by its own revolution and as long as it doesn't pose a threat to us i think israel is taking a very careful distance and turkey. to cut a straw figure foreign policy towards one of the emerging powers in the middle three new that's why syria goes what is the best outcome for israel and why does the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants everything to change in syria if that would mean also i could mean another islamic state on the border i don't think israel came there. have an impact on the outcome of any regime change that is underway anyway. so to ignore the fact that there is a regime change in the making in syria would be. unacceptable but at the same time we need to be very careful not to expedite it is there any way that it all could support and i would break military invasion of crimea qatar headquarters and what would such an invasion mean for israel and for the region i can hardly see the arab world rigid

the suspect's name is daniel jordan dewitt. he is accused of tress passing on the victim's property and that lead to a fight. this is the home where pitchers and catchers -- peter cukor lived with his wife. he heard the suspect so we went outside, that is when daniel jordan dewitt attacked him and killed him. kron 4's reggie kumar spoke to his parents tonight. >>> the mother and father of daniel jordan dewitt say their son was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenic when he was 18 years old. he is the grandson of al dewitt. their son has been off the medication since july. they were shocked when they learned their son faces murder charges. >> our system is such that there is wonderful people in the mental health field but we have incorrect laws that don't allow them oo get the help they need. it is a tragedy for us, it is a tragedy for the other family. i don't know what happened. i don't know what went on but my heart goes out tathem. i am sorry and we all suffered a great loss. >> he was a great kid, he just didn't get the righ

and the women of jordan downs said ms.out after they cuss me out royally, which i want to say because this is the cable television, it's in the book read it. they test me called everything but a child of god. and as the scheppach this one woman said how do you come down here. you have left us in this shooting gallery. i have to put my grandchildren to bed any bathtub because the bullets come to the tribal. my older kids have to sleep on the floor. and you you come down here and ask us to treat latinos with some dignity. and i said i'm so going to ask that, but you're right. we've abandoned you and you should be angry with us. and at that point this other woman stood up and she said police, just help our men stop the killing. and that's what launched me on my journey through the grain -- again truth is the gangland together part of my journey is lapd. i'll make this short and sweet and they will open it up for questions, which will get into some were interesting as find out what you're curious about. with lapd, is kind of a

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professor at university in jordan thank you for coming on r.t. today the u.s. is looking for ways to help the syrian people but barack obama said america is not going to arm the opposition do you think a helping hand offering weapons could be extended by other countries the gulf states for example. well i think that this pretty clear the rebels have been received receiving arms from abroad and syrian television has been showing almost daily shipments of arms being smuggled into syria via lebanon turkey and other border crossings so where is all of these weapons coming from these weapons are coming from all over the place and since the rebels are being supported by the g.c.c. and by nato it is safe to assume that they are getting their financing and their weaponry from the same sources that are offering them political cover and financial backing so as you're saying if weapons really are indeed coming in across the border from lead but on and turkey then those barhai in these weapons shipments what are their motives here are all they striving for the assad regime

jordan, no, blake griffin. he has 23 and 15. third quarter, clips up two.laying a little bit of defense. paul poking it away. other way, griffin, lob city. the wizards found out the hard way. then paul to jordan for the monster jam. clippers win, 102-84. that is your espn news update. i'm zubin mehenti, have a great thursday. >>> up next, "the pulse." and a big lifestyle change for paul mccartney. he's talking about it in a public way. >>> and swim suit model kate upton admitting she was far from swim suit ready just a few months ago until she got some advice from a few of her friends. [ female announcer ] you do so much... to stay healthy. but did you know fiber choice can help support your overall well-being? every tasty tablet has prebiotic fiber from fruits and veggies... that lets your good bacteria thrive and helps support your immune system. fiber choice. an easy way to defend your health everyday. learn more about prebiotics and get a free sample at fiberchoice.com. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok