it may well be, kazakhstan also 51% of our population in kazakhstan are people.veloping normally, 30% of deputies of national parliament are women. our government has ministers, several ministers, female ministers, so it is quite possible, especially given that such -- there are some ladies who will well prepared for that. [ applause ] >> translator:s also know some of them, don't i? >> translator: given that i have three daughters, i have very special attitude and relations towards ladies. >> when we come back from st. petersburg, i'll tell you the amazing story of a beautiful piece of music, and how it was performed here amidst the most hellishly unimaginable circumstances, the worst siege in human history. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine la

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. >>> new this morning, three international space station astronauts have landed in kazakhstan as the soyuz capital touched down t. trio including one american astronaut spent 186 days in space since the launch in december of 2016. they conducted hundreds of experiments. three other astronauts will operate the space station for three weeks until the arrival of another set of crew members. >>> an escaped robot blocked traffic in russia. promo bot, as it's named, left a laboratory on its own last week and walked 164 feet before its battery ran out. police had to direct traffic around the robot. an engineer forgot to shut the gate after testing its mobility. we have much more ahead on the abc morning news. technology and terror. why bay area tech giants face a lawsuit over last week's paris

the dictator of kazakhstan.russia got a huge supply of uranium. >> all right. >> we went to kazakhstan. >> when we come back, once the champion of civil liberties is the political left now in the business of bullying americans out of free speech? the intimidation game is proved next. r people with heart failur, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow.♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto

these stories from hiroshima and nagasaki, as well .s radiation victims down windows, south pacific kazakhstan,nd because they continue to suffer radiation poisoning around the world. i will open it up for questions now. i will post the first question to get the ball rolling. minutes tout 25 continue discussion. first of all, give us a sense of how you came from virginia, where i am so glad that you were determined to speak truth -- how virginia to from toronto, canada? ms. thurlow: i got the scholarship to come to virginia. the school gave me for scholarships. -- a full scholarship. had some sort of idea i wanted to become a social worker. in that chaotic situation, everybody needed help. my church minister was supporting those people. i wanted to become a helping person, someone who can help and contribute to society. workhat, i needed social professional training. japan at thatn time was not quite where it should be. study directly from japan. mr. walker: to the united states or canada? ms. thurlow: united states. then i went to university of toronto to study and then i went back to japan.

homes in latin america but the rocket was actually launched from the russian space facility in kazakhstan. russia's next launch in early july will send new crew members to the international space station. >> a federal appeals court in california finds that people do not have a constitutional right to carry concealed weapons in public. that means califor permits for concealed guns to provide specific reasons. many states have similar restrictions on concealed guns and carry permits. lower courts are divided over whether they violate the second amendment. >>> in detroit, another court ruling has released a young man everyone prison after serving nearly nine years for murders he did not commit. >> so get this. he was convicted when he was just 15 years old. even though authorities say the real murderer confessed a long time ago. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: the embrace davontae sanford thought he might never get. >> okay. >> reporter: hugging his mom as a free man for the first time in nearly nine years. what was the hardest part when you are behind bars and so young? >> knowing i'm

official told the "associated press" the three suicide attackers were from russia, uzbekistan and kazakhstan. that's unconfirmed. they say "islamic state" is behind the attack. but no group claims responsibility. >> despicable attack at istanbul's international airport yesterday certainly bears the hallmarks of isil's depravity. >> turkey has played a key role in the u.s.-led military coalition against "islamic state" extremists in iraq and syria. >>> a favorite surfing spot in santa cruz is off limits but could open today. that's because today is the deadline for the locked gate to open at private beach. the original fence and gate were built in 1940. the coastal commission ordered the opal cliffs recreation district to remove the gate by today or face a fine of $11,000 a day. >>> today if you need a little more art in your life, the rec and parks department begin their outdoor art program at the east end of golden gate park. it's organized by the red umbrellas, that's a nonprofit working to bring fine art to public places. and the marin county fair opens today. it is celebrating 75 years.

. >>> in kazakhstan, 19 people were killed when gunmen attacked a facility and firearms shop. the attack took place on sunday in the northwestern city of aktobe. a spokesperson for the kazakh interior ministry told the local media on tuesday that three soldiers and three civilians were killed in the assault, and a shoot-out with police. the spokesperson said the police killed 13 gunmen and detained eight others. the officials said the attackers were followers of radical, nontraditional religious movements, an apparent reference to islamic militants. some local media outlets are reporting that the attack may have been carried out by a group angered by the detention of supporters of the islamic state militants by the kazakh authorities. >>> in bangladesh, gunmen killed a hindu priest to death. police suspect it is the latest in a spate of attacks by islamist militants on minority groups. more than 40 people have been killed in the muslim majority country in the last three years. police said on tuesday that three men on a motor bike shot a 70-year-old priest dead as he was cyclin

created by the british comedian most famous for his fictional character borat, who happens to be from kazakhstanin the end, uruguay at 3-1 to mexico. it is still not clear whether it was the song that did them in. we are going to have some business news now. a potential brexit has the pound wobbly. reporter: it is likely to continue that way with the brexit referendum a matter of weeks to go. the british currency dropped to three-week lows against the euro and dollar for rebounding. traders were reacting to polls, one of which showed brexit backers moving to the league for the first time in weeks. analysts predict the pound could fall sharply in the final run-up to the vote. let's cross over to our man on wall street standing by. good to see you. it seems janet yellen has been talking brexit as well. what does she have to say? >> she did talk about it, but it was a one-liner. let me quote. a you can go to exit the european union could have significant economic repercussions. janet yellen was not precise. by the way, supporters of the brexit do not want to listen to the establishment telling them

but this is no trump business deal that will look as bad as clinton's cut with the dictator of kazakhstan. russia got a huge supply of uranium. >> when we come back, once the champion of civil liberties, is the political now in the business of bullying americans out of free speech? kim strassle previews her new book "the intimidation game" next.onder wh i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your he

posted this video on you tube showing his electric sedan passing cars through a flooded tunnel in kazakhstan. but tesla owners are being warned, do not try this at home, even though the battery pack is sealed, a lot can go wrong when you submerge any vehicle in water. tesla's ceo hinted at a potential new product tweeting quote, it's curious about tesla swim car. and still planning to do a sports sub car that can drive on roads just a side project, limited market potential. >> the tesla submarine. that would be interesting. maybe someday. >> millions of ticket master customers will be getting discounts and possibly free tickets. >> as allen martin reports, it's the result of a class action lawsuit over the company's dreaded fees. ♪ [ music ] >> if you paid ticket master to see sting, u 2 or any other show in the last decade and a half, it's pay back time. sort of the biggest ticket broker in america is paying almost $400 million to settle a class action lawsuit over two of its moan hated and now discontinued fees. it's 15 to 20-dollar ups delivery charge and it's 4- dollar per order processi

passing cars through a flood tunnel in kazakhstan. but experts say- don't try thist ho a guy posted this video on youtube. it shows a model s electric sedan floating through a flooded tunnel. even though the battery pack is sealed, a lot can go wrong when you submerge any type of vehicle in the water. >>> as of 3:30 this afternoon, it is officially summertime in north america and with the solstice came a tip from a rock climber about a certain cave in the santa cruz mountains and something that looks like a sundial. our wilson walker went to check it out. >> i spent a lot of years up here. probably 1980 easily was probably the first year i started climbing avidly here, yes, easily. >> reporter: rock climber david smith thought he knew the santa cruz mountains well until he had a chance encounter with a stanford archeologist. >> he points out these petroglyphs and i started doing research. where there's one, there's usually more. one day i'm sitting in this cave and the light goes all the way through. so i'm going wow, is this a coinci

they returned in a russian soyuz capsule and landed safely in kazakhstan. them american tom kopra and tim peake. peake said it was the best ride ever. coming up next on the cbs evening news, inside iraq with reports of how years of fighting and corruption have crippled that country's economy. ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance works around the clock... to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that can be life-threatening. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis o

originally from russia, uzbekistan, and kazakhstan. cnn learn they rented an aapartment where the russian man apparently left his passport. he confirmed one american was injured tuesday, although he described the injuries as minor. >> jake, neighbors in that very apartment building told us a few hours ago they were concerned for days about the smell of chemicals that were permeating the building, emanating from the attacker's apartment. >> okay, thank you so much. joining me right now, republican senator is the chair of the intelligence committee in the senate, what's the latest you can tell us about the investigation? >> well, jake, as you know we had quite a few of these lately. and it takes time for the forensics, especially when the is over seas. it has all of the marks of an isil directed attack. because of the degree of planning and the tactical coordination, it was looked at for quite some time. we knew it was surveyed in the past for reason, we don't know why. >> were any of the isis individuals known to turkish, european, or a

they landed in kazakhstan earlier today. >>> touchdown hash tag brings home astro tim astro tim peak 186 days up in space. >>> right now clean up is underway for strong storms swept through columbus, georgia. the wind and rain caused downed trees there. power lines also fell knock thing juice out for more than 20,000 homes. the downed lined caused the local highway to be closed for about an hour overnight. >>> in southern california this weekend, expect to see some crowded pools. a heat wave is creeping in with temperatures expected to hit 110 degrees. medical professionals warn not to spend too much time in the sun and to stay hydrated. another reminder, never leave your pettine side the car when it -- pet inside the car when it gets that hot. >>> here's anne for your weather. >> we do have a warmup in-store. let's start with a live look at san month te'o bridge this morning -- san mateo bridge this morning. temperatures right now pretty mild. 53 degrees in pacifica. 58 in livermore. 56 degrees in vallejo, 55 in san rafael. what to expect for the day ahead, again, a little patchy fo

down-winders, south pacific islanders, and kazakhstan, because they continue to suffer radiation poisoning around the world. i will open it up for questions now. i will pose the first question to setsuko get the ball rolling. we have about 25 minutes to continue discussion. first of all, give us a sense of how you came from virginia, where i am so glad that you were determined to speak truth to power, as we say. how did you come from virginia to toronto, canada? ms. thurlow: i got the scholarship to come to virginia. the school gave me a full scholarship. by that time, i had some sort of idea i wanted to become a social worker. because in that chaotic situation, everybody needed help. my church minister dedicated his life to supporting those people. i wanted to become a helping person, someone who can help and contribute to society. for that, i needed social work professional training. the training in japan at that time was not quite well-established. so i came to study directly from japan. mr. walker: to the united states or canada? ms. thurlow: united states. then i went to university of

. >>> after six months in space, the crew of expedition 47 landed safely in kazakhstan today.t carried british astronaut tim peake and two others. they reported they felt fine as they headed down to earth. >>> it appears russia's track and field team will not be able to compete in the upcoming olympics. the russian sports ministry says it was told yesterday the ban was upheld by track and field's world governing body. the initial suspension was handed down last november after the world doping agency accused the team of state sponsored cheating, corruption and coverups. the organization says russia has not done enough to earn reinstatement. >>> our next story will last about two and a half minutes. in that same time, nathan adrian could win a gold medal three times. he's the reigning olympic champion in swimming's premier event. even that doesn't guarantee him a trip to the rio games. >> 49 days to go to the start of the olympics where it will be a new world, that's the official slogan of the 2016 games. gearing from the games is cal swimmer nathan adrian, the reigning olympic

and the other is uzbekistan and kazakhstan. and they are on the u.s. counter sanction list. his fate is unknown. most of the victims were killed by the third attacker. he waited as terrified people got away. turkey vowed to fight. and saying they were not muslims and they secured their place in hell. they promised to increase the attacks. so maybe the connection is made that this attack happen because of the turks helping the u.s. we don't know if it will affect the policy. >> thank you, benjamin. we'll keep it right here for more continuing coverage including concerns that what happened in turkey can happen here. and why our next guest said isis is setting its sights on the u.s. homeland. >>> fox news alert. speaker of the house paul ryan telling house republicans to vote next week on a measure to keep guns out of the hands of terrorist. there will be measures to curb the radical jagz of potential terrorist. it is it unclear if it will get the support of democrats in the house. >> fox news is american election headquarters with president obama heading out on the campaign tr

the russian cosmonaut and british astronaut landed in kazakhstan.was a bumpy landing but crews were there to help them out. all three are in good health and spirit. >> instead of a splash down, more of a smash down. >>> we have fairly warm temperatures on the way for the bay area. not record setting territories like the desert southwest. it is nice. as we look toward the bay bridge, concord is at 83 degrees. san francisco, 69 degrees. and for father's day, it will be warm, around the bay and inland. the heat is on. especially in southwest. excessive heat warnings posted for the south land and southern arizona. high pressure builds. temperatures will be climbing. to above average in san francisco tomorrow. five degrees above average. concord 91. san jose, 88. oakland, 78 degrees. down in the south bay, the numbers mostly in the mid 80s to low 90s . morgan hill all the way up to 93 degrees. in beautiful cupertino, home of apple computer, 91. a few other people as well. temperatures in the low 90s for the east bay. 80 for vallejo. in the north bay tomo

the crew including one nasa astronaut landed safely just a few hours ag in kazakhstan.le in space they conducted hundreds of science experiments. >>> russia's track and field team is band from competing in the olympic games in rio because of doping. yesterday track's governing body announced it was upholding a ban on russia's track and field federation. it says the country has made some progress in cleaning up doping but failed to meet the requirements for reinstatement. russian president vladimir putin called the ban unfair, saying it's a mistake to mix politics with sports. the international olympic committee says it fully supports the decision and will initiate further measures to ensure a level playing field for athletes. we're just 48 days away from the start of the games. watch all the events right here on nbc10 and the networks of nbc. >>> parents worried about child car seat safety can get help from the experts today. the burlington county scheherifs holding free checks in riverton. technicians will make sure your seat is properly installed and there are no reca

contributions to the clinton foundation in order to get business in countries like haiti, in countries like kazakhstan. in order to say we now want to sell 20% of united states uranium to russia. but the argument is, and i've heard people on the left, a talking point, oh, but the money was used for good things. but the money is coming from people that aduesabuse, have atrocious human rights records. >> it's called hypocrisy and for state sponsors of terrorism. look at the 49 lives, the orlando 49 and see what steps could have been take ton appreciate that and you see the country, sponsoring terrorism, now is right here on our doorstep and on our soil, and this is an individual who completely lacks ethics and morality and integrity to serve this office, and this is an example of it. it should matter. when you follow the money all roads lead to clinton enrichment. >> why does this country? is it because of our need to their oil that we continue to suck up to the saudis and other middle eastern countries? for example, the redacted pages of the 9/11 commission report that we're told might implicate the sa

contributions to the clinton foundation in order to get business in countries like haiti, in countries like kazakhstan. in order to say we now want to sell 20% of united states uranium to russia. but the argument is, and i've heard people on the left, a talking point, oh, but the money was used for good things. but the money is coming from people that aduesabuse, have atrocious human rights records. >> it's called hypocrisy and for state sponsors of terrorism. look at the 49 lives, the orlando 49 and see what steps could have been take ton appreciate that and you see the country, sponsoring terrorism, now is right here on our doorstep and on our soil, and this is an individual who completely lacks ethics and morality and integrity to serve this office, and this is an example of it. it should matter. when you follow the money all roads lead to clinton enrichment. >> why does this country? is it because of our need to their oil that we continue to suck up to the saudis and other middle eastern countries? for example, the redacted pages of the 9/11 commission report that we're told might implicate the sa

. >>> new this morning, three international space station astronauts have landed in kazakhstan as theuz capsule touched down. the trio including one american astronaut spent 8 186 tays in space. they conducted hundreds of scientific experiments. three other astronauts will operate the space station for three weeks until the arrival of another set of crew members. >>> an escaped robot blocked traffic in russia. promobot left the laboratory on its own this week and walked 164 feet before its battery ran out. police had to direct traffic around the robot until it was removed. an engineer apparently forgot to shut a gate after testing its mobility. promobot is desiped to answer questions for tourists and play promotional messages on its speaker. >>> more ahead on the abc7 morning news. technology and terror. why bay area tech giants face a lawsuit over last year's paris terrorist attacks. >>> and getting where you need to go at no cost. spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air

the two landed in kazakhstan less than an hour ago.hey left the international space station this morning. all three were on the i.s.s. for last six months. >>> today the group, one d.c. is celebrating its tenth anniversary along with junete juneteenth it hosts events at 1:00 p.m. starting with community marketplace and celebraon jack morton auditorium at george washington university. we'll post ticket information in the nbc washington app. >>> four things to know. prince george's police investigating a homicide at this hour. they say a man was shot shortly after 2:00 this morning on southern avenue in hillcrest heights outside d.c. >>> in colorado, a 5-year-old boy was attacked by a mountain lion. he's recovering and is in fair condition this morning. the lion was caught and killed. >>> those big brush fires out west are glowirowing. thaek a look. it's now 20% contained. >>> metro's safe track is in the second phase. several areas are impacted. stadium armory and potomac avenue stations are closed during the 16-day stretch. >>> we're i

europe through kazakhstan. so, i think the chinese have demonstrated the vision to be able to build large linkages, and they're not limiting it to, you know -- the chinese have huge investments in projects in india, and they've been invited. so, whether it's the pipeline projects, whether it's solar, whether it's most of our power plants now, the critical, the supercritical plants are now coming from china with this. so, i think that the fact that they're there out for large projects because they're bringing cheaper financing, their pricing is much lower, that's the big advantage. so, they're participating anywhere without any borders, boundaries. so, wherever there are opportunities. good point. >> two levels to the question, really, which is that, you know, there is this project to build a highway from sichuan and myanmar, through bangladesh and end up in calcutta. and it would be a dramatic improvement on what we currently have. but that requires two changes. it requires the physical infrastructure. and then

follow up on something pete williams said about his wife who i believe originated from kazakhstan. when she said he had violent outburst and appears emotionally unstable, if that is true, isis has almost perfected the art by use of social media being able to reach out to those who are unstable. those on the edge. a number of incidents where these are not sworn advocates or followers of isis or trained by isis but isis is able to send messages they understand. we have had a number of cases like that in new york where police officers were attacked by a mad man with a hatchet, inspired by isis. we have spoke to psych kolss on this, and they can appeal to the people on the edges of society. the other thing, there was an investigation several years ago, i heard it is because he could have been involved with someone who was subject of an investigation. when the fbi investigated him and if they didn't find anything, i can understand that but i would hope that they gave the information to the local police. i know at the time of the boston marathon bombing they founded the tsarnaev brothers

. >>> tim peake and two other astronauts landed safely in the spacecraft in kazakhstan. >>> this is not see every day. that is an iguana drying out for a couple of more courthou courthouse. no word why the owner was sneaking it in, but the owner was turned away. >> maybe he didn't think it would happen? i'll take my chances. >> it doesn't seem appropriate to take an iguana to court. >> probably better to keep >>> now to "the download." the week's biggest headlines. it has been a heart wrenching week. we have to get serious. think about this. the orlando nightclub massacre to the alligator attack at disney. those are some of the stories we were covering. >> good morning. i'm willie geist. following breaking news from orlando. a mass casualty shooting overnight at a gay popular nightclub. details are still coming in. the shooter is dead. >> we have sad news to report. 50 casualties and 53 hospitalized. >> a week consumed by tragedy with the country's worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >> oh, my god. >> mateen made his way inside and opened fire on a crowd of more than 300 people. >> tho

bringing the american, britain, and russian back to orthotouched down in the former soviet republic of kazakhstanthe trio spent 186 days aboard the international space station. >>> coming up, mo willems, writer and illustrator of classic books for kids. i got a chance to meet him and see how he makes some of those drawings. >>> then, "finding dori," it's not hard. the sequel is in theaters now. we'll talk about it. we'll be right back. this is "cbs this morning saturday." >>> our top story this half hour, the ease of buying a gun. while the majority of americans favor tighter gun laws, we learned this week purchasing rifles like the one used in orlando can take less than an hour in some states. >> kris van cleave found out for himself in virginia, a state that, like florida, has no waiting period for rifle sales. >> reporter: in virginia where the virginia tech shootings killed 32 people, there is no waiting period for a firearm. even a so-called assault rifle, similar to those used in orlando and san bernardino. we sent a cbs news producer into a gun store in alexandria just outside of washingto

reach self new fremonts with other countries, including vietnam, and we have supported the iaea in kazakhstan and their efforts to open a fuel bank that can serve as a supplier of last resort for countries to fuel peaceful reactor, and finally president obama said we need real and immediate consequences for countries caught breaking the rules or leave the treaty without cause and since then he dedicated an enormous amount of time and effort tadpoling through on the principle. and indeed much of the word we did at the outsed of the administering -- out set of the administration set the context for the capacity to hold a country like iran accountable for failing to meet its commitments. we had affirmed our own commitment to meet our obligations to the new start negotiations we security support for the prague agents through a urn security council resolution a session chaired by the president in 2009. president obama said in prague we will support iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy with -- and demonstrates our withing nose for -- we presented clear evidence of iran's violation, its developme

russian astronaut undocked from the iss returned from earth at 5:15 eastern time this morning in kazakhstan? >> thank you. after attending a trump rally in virginia last week a couple divided to stop by a joint for lunch they got a whole lot of disrespect. >> they join us to share their story. it's great to see you this morning. tell us what happened exactly in this restaurant. >> well, we had left the trump rally and then we were hungry, so we stopped to buy the cookout in heights. the drive-thru was very packed, so we went to the window to order as soon as we approached the window it's oh hell no, i'm not waiting on them. and then it kind of scurried between three or four people and then finally somebody came to the window and waited on us. and took our order and everybody was laughing, taking pictures. >> so you say eventually they did serve you but that wasn't good enough for you. were you surprised by the reaction? just because you are wearing your donald trump make america great again hat or t-shirt or whatever you were wearing, that they would treat you this way? were you surprised a

bringing the american, britain, and russian back to orthotouched down in the former soviet republic of kazakhstanthe trio spent 186 days aboard the international space station. >>> coming up, mo willems, writer and illustrator of classic books for kids. i got a chance to meet him and see how he makes some of those drawings. >>> then, "finding dori," it's not hard. the sequel is in theaters now. we'll talk about it. we'll be right back. this is "cbs this morning saturday." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. a bucks county man face as list of sexual assault charges, this morning, police say 51 year old lee kaplan fathered two children with a teenage girl, who was gifted to him by her parents. investigators found 12 girls on thursday inside his feasterville home. kaplan and the teenage girl's parents are all now being held on $1 million bail at the bucks county jail. >> now let's turn it over to justin, nice day to begin spring and begin summer. >> you got that right. so pleasant this morning, we woke up temperatures in the 50's, even 40's out in the coolest suburbs, now starting to slowly climb b

bringing the american, britain, and russian back to orthotouched down in the former soviet republic of kazakhstane trio spent 186 days aboard the international space station. >>> coming up, mo willems, writer and illustrator of classic books for kids. i got a chance to meet him and see how he makes some of those drawings. >>> then, "finding dori," it's not hard. the sequel is in theaters now. we'll talk about it. we'll be right back. this is "cbs this morning saturday." ,,,,,, ♪ ,,,,,, this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort you put into making the perfect barbecue, there's only one grill that's engineered and designed with the same kind of passion, weber. available at the home depot. >>> if you look at previous examples of women who have become the first head of state in their country, the examples are sobering. it's not easy to be the first woman to take that. so if hillary wins, i mean, my prediction is she's going to be in for a tough time in a way that i don't think people appreciate. >> because? >> because there's a kind of -- what happened to n -- what happened in australi

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agreements on cooperation with other countries, most recently vietnam and was supported the iaea in kazakhstan in their effort to open a feel bank that concern the supply of last resort for countries that cannot obtain the global commercial market pineda fueled reactors. president obama said we need real and immediate consequences for countries caught breaking the rules are trying to leave the treaty without cause. since then he's dedicated an enormous amount of time and effort to follow it through the principal. much of the work we did at the outset has set the context for the capacity to hold the country like iran accountable for meeting its npt commitments. we have affirmed their commitment to their npt obligations for the news or obligations. the u.n. security council resolution in a session chaired by the president in 2009. president obama said in prague will support iran's right to nuclear energy with rigorous inspections and demonstrate a willingness to pursue diplomacy with iran. before seeking international sanctions we present clear evidence of the international norm poster magically

we've supported the iaea in kazakhstan. for countries that cannot obtain on the global commercial market but need it to fuel peaceful reactors. finally, president obama said we need real and immediate consequences for countries caught breaking the rules or tries to leave the treaty without cause. since then, he's dedicated an enormous amount of time andest to following through on that principle. much of the work we did at the outset of the administration set the context for the capacity to hold a country like iran accountable for failing to meet its npt commitments. we secured support for the prague agenda through a u.n. security council resolution, a session chaired by the president in 2009. president obama said in prague we will support iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy with rigorous inspections and demonstrated our willingness to pursue direct diplomacy with iran. before seeking international sanctions, we presented clear evidence of iran's violation of an international norm. most dramatically, its development of a