. >>> an american climber who fell into a kra kra vas is speaking up.age was shot by the 44-year-old inside the crevasse. he was eventually rescued after sending a text message to his friends. >> after i got my breath back, i couldn't move my right arm, was in piercing agony, my ribs were hurting very badly. it was difficult to breathe, and i knew i was going to die. >> a very lucky man. china's one child policy has quoted controversy, from accusations of the state confiscating children, to forced abortions. today it is being blamed for a declining fertility rate

it's got position to cross the border from you kra into intervene and take areas, further areas of ukraine if it chooses to do so. at the moment, no such order has been given, there has been a telephone conversation between the russian foreman and u.s. secretary of state john kerry in which they called on mr. kerry to use all his flurngs all the influence that the united states to get them to end their military operations inside eastern ukraine. so, yes, a lot of tension between the two sides, the various sites here and the part of the kremlin in regards to what's happening in ukraine. >> matthew, there continue to be discussions about sanctions, mo more sanctions, does that seem to be much of a deterrent for putin? >> well, it could be, i mean, certainly the next level of sanctions being discussed, the sexual sanctions, the gas sector are likely to be sanctions. so far, the sanctions have been pretty much symbolic. they have been pin pediatrics in terms of the damage they may have caused. certainly not the kind of impact that the russian authorities the kremlin are not prepared to withsta

. >> what is the latest on the southern kra california fires. >> there's been fires across san diego county. there are ten fires. we had three days of really extremely hot weather. the winds that blow from the land out to the ocean and are connected with high fire risks. 22,000 acres burned, about ten homes have burned down so far. the firefighters today, friday, got the upper hand on a lot of them because the weather cooled down. humidity levels went up. san diego, at least, for now got off relatively okay. quite scary but not a lot of houses. there was one fatality. a homeless person who died. this was a warning for the rest of the state of what we could be in for this summer. >> there were some arrests. >> there were two teenagers. one 17 years old and one 19 years old. they were playing with fire. they haven't made a connection between their arson with any of these fires but there are arson investigators working these fires because it's unusual to have ten fires all burning at the same time in the same general area. >> let's broaden this out to the rest of the state. how bad are

if confirmed, kras trio would replace sean donovan who's leaving the office. >>> the centers for disease control reporting on the first american to test positive for the mers virus by contagion, meaning he caught it from someone here in the u.s. you'll recall an indiana man contracted mers or middle eastern respiratory syndrome while working as a health care provider in saudi arabia. he brought it back to the u.s. now the cdc saying an illinois man who came in close contact with that man has also tested positive for this potentially deadly virus. he did not require or seek medical care. however, health officials have been monitoring his health as part of the investigation. >>> a huge effort now under way to fully contain a massive fire tearing through southern california. crews managing to fully contain five of the fires that have burned more than 20,000 acres and forced thousands of people from their homes. this comes as a 57-year-old man has been charged with arson in one of the many wildfires that swept through san diego this week. he has pleaded not guilty. dominic di-natale near the

. >> what is the latest on the southern kra california fires. >> there's been fires across san diego county. there are ten fires. we had three days of really extremely hot weather. the winds that blow from the land out to the ocean and are connected with high fire risks. 22,000 acres burned, about ten homes have burned down so far. the firefighters today, friday, got the upper hand on a lot of them because the weather cooled down. humidity levels went up. san diego, at least, for now got off relatively okay. quite scary but not a lot of houses. there was one fatality. a homeless person who died. this was a warning for the rest of the state of what we could be in for this summer. >> there were some arrests. >> there were two teenagers. one 17 years old and one 19 years old. they were playing with fire. they haven't made a connection between their arson with any of these fires but there are arson investigators working these fires because it's unusual to have ten fires all burning at the same time in the same general area. >> let's broaden this out to the rest of the state. how bad are

. >> who is it who lives above the law in the state of kra dra?> many of the people who have weekend houses along the beach like the newfound privacy. and those who are against it are reluctant to speak out. it's amazing to me that they would close this down, yes. it's very unfortunate. >> i have made multiple calls today to cosla and to his attorneys for comment. those calls haven't been returned. from just outside martin's beach, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thaupgs, marx. >>> a dubious distinction tonight. cal is one of 55 colleges under investigation for the way it handles sexual abuse al kbagss. the feds say there's zero presumption of guilt. this is the obama administrat n administration's attempt to bring more open nsz to sexual violence. >> new details tonight as a suspected gunman is arrested in a two-year-old oakland homicide. police say it began when the driver of one car nudged another car. the surveillance pictures recorded in december 2011 show charles butler junior accidentally hitting the car in front of him. minutes later, but

officials are not confirming if there were other injuries or the cause for that-kra.sident obama says he will remove all troops from afghanistan by 2016. >> sending a confused and weak signal on foreign policy. he tried to use his speech at west point to defend his foreign policy on al qaeda. he appears to change hz tune on the agenda in afghanistan. >> the leadership on the border between pakistan and afghanistan has been decimated and osama bin laden is no more. the threat no longer comes from a centralized al qaeda leadership. it lessens the possibility of large scale 9-11 attacks. they call the president's afghan policy quote stupid and say he doesn't understand the u.s.'s responsibilities around the world. former vice president cheney reacted last night on "hannity." >> the reason we went into afghanistan is because 19 guys armed with airline tickets and box cutters in afghanistan were supported in afghanistan by al qaeda. osama bin laden killed 3,000 americans on 9-11. we went in there with very, very good sound reason. we have been very successful at this point

russia even as this territory goes through a difficult, at times chaotic transition from the bureau kra particulyereaucratic. there are still people who oppose russia's takeover. they believe they are experiencing discrimination because of it. take a look. in crimea's capitol you still see men in green. local militias that helped tear this land from ukraine are now policing its streets. this commander tells me they're helping out while corrupt police officers are purged. >> you are surrounded? >> i am surrounded. >> reporter: he recently met a group of green men who he says demanded to see his identification. he says this security video shows what happened when he refused. >> they used violence. >> they punched you? >> yes. >> reporter: he's a leading member of the community, an indigenous group that opposes russia's annexation of crimea. >> we cannot agree with this. >> lisa is another unwelcome minority. she campaigned against the russian takeover. have you ever been threatened? i received e-mails telling me how they'll deal with me. life is also more challenging for people who wanted

they have all been in being a deem kra. when it takes care of patients and insurance company involvement deciding what care people get, that is a big problem. it should be up to doctors and the societies within those specialties to decide what is appropriate care. but especially between a doctor and a patient and the interference has been will for several years now and getting worse.will for several years now and getting worse. i have to recommend to a patient what they should have and then get on the phone with an insurance company. one time they said doctor would you order an mri, it's the first time you've seen a patient. and i said you've never seen this patient and you didn't take the history and know the treatment they have had. this type of stuff goes on every day and it's an interference. and when you look at things doctors practicing defensively, that does increase the cost. >> are we going to get to the bottom of this with the v.a.? we're out of time, but are we going to get to the bottom of it? because obviously

kra reporter also in prison in egypt, abdallah eshammy, been there since august and he is now on a hungeris detention. four journalists, for us to keep in our thoughts today and every day until they are set free. now, that's all for this televised edition of reliable sources but our coverage continues all the time on cnn.com, so check it out. i look forward to seeing you right back here next sunday morning at 11 a.m. and hey, don't forget to set your dvr if you can't watch us live. stay tuned right now for "state of the union" with candy crowley. >>> i'm candy crowley in washington. we are following new developments in that mass shooting near the university of california, santa barbara. six people were killed and 13 injured by a troubled young man who later died in an apparent suicide. the killer posted disturbing videos to social media, prompting a relative to contact police, who did a welfare check on april 30th. police found the future killer

the kras will vote against forming that committee next week. may even boycott the panel entirely, refuse to participate because the gop's witch hunt is so out of control. congressional committees, seven of them, have already looked into benghazi. they've held 13 congressional hearings, the administration has shared over 25,000 pages of documents. the pentagon estimated the cost of the investigations is already in the millions of dollars. more than 1,100 fox news crams has mentioned benghazi in the past year and the rhetoric on the right has only gotten uglier. >> we're paying the price for the incompetence and quite frankly, the criminal negligence of this administration. >> this is the biggest cover-up since watergate. this dereliction of duty as commander-in-chief demands your impeachment. >> how is this different than wat watergate? let's talk about this. let's see four americans weren't abandoned to be murdered in watergate. both covered up the same way. watergate leads to the president resigning. white house staffers in jail. what's differ

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and the reason why because as the ton kra harding of politics, the real issue is not that he's questioning health or her age, it's the way that he does it. when is fact free. that is the real problem here. for him to say that she's wearing glasses because of a blood clot is not the case. she was wearing glasses that were prescription. so if he's going to question her health as the rest of the party is questioning her health and her age being the second oldest under ronald reagan, fine. but do it fair and with facts. >> it's interesting, i only skimmed an article that is an upcoming issue of new york magazine about how to win a political argument. point null one was never let the facts get in the way of a good story. i should say due patrick is not alone. bernie sanders said these are extraordinary time which is require a boldness that i'm not sure her past history suggests is there. he represents a portion of the party that she would have to win over in a primary. so how does she address those kinds of concerns. >> i think we've also seen -- that's why we've seen a lot of talk about elizab

their title was better, but kra wr stal refers to -- many terms of graping with dark money. you testified recently before congress about this issue of dark money. let's listen to a little bit of what you had to say. >> i also want to thank senator roberts for putting up the text of the first amendment, which i read and reread as i have done so many times, and i'm still looking for the word money. if noen is defined as speech, then the rights of citizens as equals in this process to participate simply gets blown away. >> what would you like to see done to make the system more equitable? >> it may take a different supreme court. the decision that is have been made, not just citizens united, but in some ways the more sdast russ mchutchin decision leave us in very difficult territory. there will be, of course, a debate on and a vote on a constitutional amendment in the senate that would negate many of these decisions. at least leave it open for congress to act in a different way. that's not fwog happen in the foreseeable future. we have to see changes in the administrative proce

department of justice is accusing five chinese officials of criminal cyber espionage in a kras that is first of its kind. attorney general eric holder says chinese officers stole trade secrets and sensitive internal communications from u.s. companies involved in nuclear energy, steel manufacturing, and solar energy. so what does that mean for u.s. companies doing business in china? let's bring in jim lewis, senior fellow and director of the strategic technologies program at the center for strategic and international studies. jim, great to see you again. >> thanks. how are you? >> i'm good. when i heard this news, i thought immediately about retaliation. what do you think the odds of that are? >> chinese will definitely look for some way to retaliate. but they will bear in mind the fact that their economy is more vulnerable than ours. so they'll see if they can find something that makes the point that they aren't happy, but there's a limit to how far they can go. >> the companies cited by the attorney general, they're sort of in the old line manufacturing areas where dumping and tariff

it was just kras zi. within five minutes, i saw the smoke. but it was -- it wasn't getting big yet., i was driving by. it got really out of control. really, really crazy. i was shocked i dreove through that. >> were their homes being burned or a rural area? >> there's a veterinary place there and apartment home. and there are some homes actually right there and as i was driving by, i pulled over far enough to see. i think the houses were on fire. it was just -- it was hard to see because of the thick smoke. it just consumed the area. there were homes over there, unfortunately. >> did you sigh firefightee fir the scene? >> there was a helicopter. it was dumping water already. they got to the scene quick. the helicopter was already circling and dropping water. >> you to live in the general area? >> i do. i would say like five miles away. i'm more north, though. so, um, very scary, though. it's still -- i feel like even though it's five miles, it's close enough that it could spread, which is scary. >> how were the folks reacting? >> not well. um, i saw lady running out of her house. i

firefighters are waging an intense battle against numerous blazers in southern kra ccalifo right now.r early in the year. an out of control wildfire that's threatening the city of san marcos and college campus right there. our correspondents are in the hardest hit areas. we're tracking weather conditions that could ignite new flames literally at any moment. let's go to national correspondent gary tuchman, first joining us live from the fire zone in san marcos. gary, what's the latest there? >> reporter: people here in san marcos, wolf, are very unnerved. this is a community of 83,000 people. take a look at what's behind me. see those flames shooting up in the hillsides here in san marcos, california. what's been very stunning about this fire, wolf, is that yesterday morning, there was nothing and it just came all of a sudden all these fires in san marcos. then it died down a little bit this morning. the afternoon came and it's picked up again. we've already seen houses today here in san marcos destroyed from these flames. so far, nobody's been killed. no serious injuries, but people h

are we in a world in which russia's rising deep, dark aut tock kra si taking over parts of the neighborhood undermining the international system? china's doing the same. as a result, world order spiral or a worldwide movement toward more freedom, greater degree of economic openness, and yes, some rear guard actions and cautions we have to be concerned been i think obama very much feeled that history's on our side, if you look at the transformation of continents like latin america, africa, 30 years ago ruled by anti-western dictators, now in a very different place. i think he feels like things are going generally well, don't screw things up, make sure you don't make big mistakes and deal with the real threats we face like terrorists. >> peter, fareed, thanks to you. peter and alece, guys, thanks very much. fareed zakaria gps, sundays 10:00 a.m. eastern, 1:00 p.m. eastern sunday on cnn. >>> ahead, the growing scandal surrounding the v.a. and senator mccain weighs in on what he thinks should happen to the secretary of veteran affairs, eric shinseki. >>> a stunning, new report released about th

the 25th anniversary of the isthmus of kra down on student dissent, therefore, must we inspire, re- energize reprioritize the struggle for human rights and freedoms in china. someday china will be free and the courage, valor, vision and tenacity of the tenement square activists and all those who bravely struggle for freedom will someday be celebrated in beijing. it is now my distinct honor to introduce one of you wrote students, one of the code leaders from 1989 is tonight. when the government crushed the protests on june 4, link was named the government list of the 21 most wanted students to and i like so many of you remember watching her and others getting passionate speeches in tiananmen square. she escaped from beijing 10 months later. she secretly was hidden in a cargo box for 105 hours to escape china as she made her way to hong kong. after coming to the united states she spoke to us. gave a great briefing on with some of the other dissidents about what was going on in the square and how we need to stay focused. ling earned a masters degree from princeton and an mba from harvard. she w

somewhere in the middle there has to be some arrangement worked out involving the american russians in you kra solution out. it may be no one can control it now. it's very, very dangerous and could get a lot worse. the economy is deteriorateing as this occurs. it will have an impact on the might havery pro li proliferrie ukraine. >> i don't know where it ranks in terms of the top ten. it's right there. obviously, we have a destabilizeing influence on the capital markets and the investment markets and particularly our business, the oil business. the banking systems would not shut down but certainly take -- >> the russian bank is dependent on the interaction with the market as you know. russia is the sixth biggest country in the world, it's big largely because the energy sector is important. it's very significant. >> we have a lot of experience in russia. we built the largest cable tv network in russia federation. we dan in 1977 and sold out in 2006 to control the kane. so we understand a little about what goes on in russia and it's very, very corrupt. >> can you truly play out what you think is

process so hello you were back in bubble land again well this was somewhat predictable because the kras of two thousand and eight which was precipitated by housing bubble remember the sub prime sub and i didn't mean i was a freudian slip there i didn't mean to say subprime i mean the subprime crisis was a housing crisis the response to that was not to reform the bank system at all or to introduce competition into the banking system at all the solution was to let the too big to fail get even bigger and the central banks decided that the way out of the mess was to be. blow another bubble in the stock market in the housing market so this is exactly what they've done so they have succeeded in doing what they set out to do so what will what will prick the bubble or will it never get credit and we're going to live in a in a new parallel reality of ever expanding bubble steve came we're going to continue saying expanding bubbles for a while but expanding bubbles are a really fuel box founding debt and you go to pay you dead you know you don't pay to bankrupt but that doesn't mean what you boug