specifically we know about shia made lish made li made lish sma lish sha oig grou.ut it hasn't been briefed in an official way. >> and peter, what is your sense on the white house side, i mean we've got all of these indications that things aare ramping up and in fact david ignatius wrote last week that recent mobilizations behind them lies a perception by each side that the other side may be about to attack. this didn't appear to be posturing but instead a confrontation that could lead to actual conflict if there is a m miscalculation. but the president seemed to down play it yesterday. >> i think you're right. first of all, one of the big drivers is the national security adviser john bolton who is obviously very hawkish, certainly as it relates to iran. but he is not alone in that within this administration. but the president himself who campaigned this populist theme, this sort of noninterventionist theme, pulling america out of places like afghanistan, syria and iraq, this is sort of a unique moment for him as we hear what he has said just yesterday, we heard the

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between switzerland and austria with beautiful landscapes we're talking about the principality of lish tench dine which is this year celebrating its free hundredth anniversary but has had to work hard in recent years to begin to shake off its reputation as a tax haven and in what is a hereditary monarchy the ruling family under the acting head of state or low as far on. time have also worked hard to justify an exalted status that sometimes feels like something from another age. for hundreds of years european kings and princes were absolute rulers in their castles overlooking the cities and towns from on high then came democracy and the rule of the people. but at least things are a bit different even to this day as prince alex of liechtenstein explains. the border first here is the prince lives in a castle one hundred meters above the valley he's got a very close natural and informal relationship with the people and used. ot the hereditary prince as an expert on law and economics and a member of europe's wealthiest noble family but he describes himself as simply the first servant of his

aco lished mountaineer well versed in difficult climbs. his family said in a secretary of state we deare deeply sadd by his loss as he still had so many adventures and dreams to fulfill. at 21,000 feet mountaineers are trapped for too long in an area often called the death zone. this season there are a record number of people pushing the summit most nowhere near as exrienced. >> it's really an economic. equation you know, nepal has monetized mt. everest. r >>orter: the government now under fire for issuing more than 380 permits to foreign climbers all quired to have a guide or sherpa. >> the number of people climbing, hethat's increased t opportunity for guides t o come in t sometimes are not certified and not qualified to be leading. that's the recipe r disaster. >> reporter: everest remains an irresistible goal for so many adventures but now the rush to reach the summits more dangerous than ever. >>> a volcano erupted on the indonesian island of bali spewing out lava and rocks over a distance of 2 miles. no evacuations were ordered. some

donald trump wants to overhaul the country's immigration system to bring in more young educated and lish speaking people he says the way it works now is dysfunctional and unfairly favors those who have relatives living in the u.s. but his plan has little hope of being approved by congress as reports from washington ok. the face of immigration to the u.s. would look very different under the new white house plan more affluent more educated and most likely more white make no mistake this plan would have a devastating effect on millions of people around the world who like me have dreams of coming to this land of opportunity every doctor and our plan will transform america's immigration system into the pride of our nation and the envy of the modern world the plan president trump introduced thursday would rank would be immigrants by english proficiency employment salary level and age those rank higher would have priority to become u.s. residents meanwhile the. existing system of allowing immigrants to sponsor family members would be cut in half currently 66 percent of legal immigrants come her

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