he said, do you know where malta is? and i said, while everyone knows where malta is.t is an island just south of italy. well, you when the jeopardy prize and you're going to malta. i see. you help somebody get elected an incentive to a small obscure island in the mediterranean off. well, it was not obscure at all. one of the things i discovered was this was a country that had been playing a pivotal role even though it was tiny and geographic. and of course he had part of that. again, such a wonderful extension and illustration to me of how local things became national things. he said, want an interfaith dialogue. we need to have people able to talk to one another whether they are muslim or christian or a jew. and malta is the pivot point. go to the south. you have a great muslim countries in africa. go to the east. that he did condition. the north and west, of course you have christian. you can't go to rome and have this discussion. people will think you have your thumb on the scale. you can't go to jerusalem for the same reason. you can't go to cairo or tripoli. it i

did pick it up in 1956, it was in west berlin, and flights from berlin to milan don't travel over malta. it was also speculated that the cia published the novel in russian to satisfy a rule of the swedish academy that a work must be published in its original language to qualify for the nobel prize in literature. but the academy has said that there is no such rule, and there is no copy of the cia edition in its library or archives. indeed, an interim cia accounting -- internal cia accounting of where the books were sent after they were printed in the netherlands show none went to stockholm. the still others argue that the cia's role was limited and this was all great work of organizations the agency sponsored. bottom line, there was lots of speculation but very few facts. i came to the story in moscow in 2007 where i was a correspondent for "the washington post". i wrote a story about a russian writer's claim that the cia published dr. zhivago in russian to win the nobel prize for pasternak. as i noted, that was ip accurate. but at the time -- inaccurate. but at the time i began to read

. >>: james: are malta am cam is looking out on to the rise in.of the sun rise in the making their with those clouds in the distance. we have some high low clouds as well. here is and what it looks like on the satellite rate our views. this cloud coverage is bay area wide. >>: james: this is the deep inland communities that we will see the break in it. with some your skies but the rest of us will see mostly cloudy. it's been staying in we are one to see that ocean breeze in the mari is already causing problems at sfo. sfo is seeing some problems now with a low cloud deck. here are the temperatures. : >>:. the widespread low sixties drop the east bay and the south bay. it should warm-up to the upper 70's and 80's in general. 85 for evergreen and 86 for the allman valley. it's partly to mostly cloudy for most of our communities close to the bay. inland will get up to about 86 maybe 88 degrees. 85 in livermore the low eighties for the san ramon valley. >>:: james: and the north bay or seen the upper 70's and the wine country. 75 percent rose up. 70 a

. >> hubo un incendio en la calle malta, los bomberos llegaron, tomÓ 15 minutos contra la situaciÓn,on heridos. >> un taxi, chocÓ contra una pared de ladrillo, el chofer fue muerto, el hombre fallecido tenÍa 60 aÑos de edad pero su identidad no fue revelada. >> aumenta la recompensa de la mujer que fue asesinada en el parque de philadelphia,51.000 dÓlares, el cuerpo de la vÍctima fue hallado por un residente. >> john guerra fue detenido por estar vinculado a una red de menores en philadelphia,es acusado de abusar de menores, y el derecho fue negado por un juez. >> una muje eera que un anciano salga de un cajero, para cometer el hecho, autoridad espera la ayuda del pÚblico para atrapar estos sospechosos. >> se imagina usted cuando le hablamos de un verano milagroso, un grupo de menores huÉrfanos vinieron a conocer estados unidos, y de paso conocer a una familia. adriana varela no tiene esta historia. [ aplausos] >>a primer vistazo parece un grupo de jÓvenes que viene de campamento de verano, son viajeros en busca de una familia en estados unidos. hace un aÑo en un vuelo similar ciego

the greatest privileges and that is to be our country in a foreign country, and to be ambassador to malta, and so i brought that back through the teaching of human right. >> host: how many presidents have you worked for? >> guest: well, three, if you count george h.w. bush, and of course i do. but the -- i really came to help ronald reagan in his second term. i joined the justice department in 1985, stayed through 1989, which allowed me to serve that first year of the senior bush administration. and then in 2008, after an easter sunday epiphany, i endorsed barack obama, which he wasn't anticipating, and i wasn't anti pating either at the beginning of that campaign because i began as a legal adviser to mitt romney, and left that campaign only after he did, after his defeat in the primary, but i was very distressed, i have to tell you, about the manner which the candidates were treating each other and particularly the way in which mr. romney's religion had been handled, and that caused me to think more broadly, and one person that i discovered in my examination was kind of the ecumenical co

they transferred to the hms enterprise in malta. most of the people on board were british nationals. a recent surge in violence in libya leaving 200 people dead. >>> as jamilla reports. >> they are part of the more than 600 filipino workers repatriated from libya since july. the philippine government has called for mandatory evacuations of its citizens after a filipino construction worker was beheaded and a nurse was gang raped weeks ago. >> at first there was just gun fire and now it's gotten worse. they just waited for ramadan to end and now they have rockets and missiles. >> very big problem. >> reporter: the country has been gripped by warring militia groups, since the overthrow of its leaders moammar gadhafi in 2011. >> last year, we raised it to 4 which is the highest alert level and under alert level 4 this means mandatory repatriation, and total diplomat ban of overseas filipino workers. >> reporter: but only a fraction of the 13,000 filipinos have expressed a desire to go home. they said they have spent their family savings

. >>> now to explore the issue more i spoke to malta, an executive director from the arctic institute. he said if russia wants to secure its economic future it will have to look to the arctic and leap on exxon in the progress. if the sanctions persist. all bets are off. >> in the short term they'll have a substantial number of cash op hand. they signed a few deals. earlier with the chinese national petroleum corporation, they have a credit line. in the short term they'll be fine. if the sanctions last more than a few months, rosneft could look at the arctic developments. it could take a hit and slow down. the sanctions at the moment are on financing. there's nothing else that would prevent rosneft and russian explorers from continuing. >> yes, there's two spects. wr financing, which is one expect. and we have the technology, as you mentioned we are going into the arctic. that is advanced technological need. that's where a company like exxon or chinese national petroleum corporation come in. you need to partner on the offshore developments. that's where the tricky wart will come in on

continue in the capital tripoli passengers british and irish and german citizens are being taken to malta more than one hundred forty people have been killed and five hundred wounded since july as pro and anti-government militias fight for control of tripoli's airport. heavy rains lashed southern europe bringing areas and a handful of countries to a standstill in northern italy at least four were killed and twenty injured when a flash flood tore through a festival two people drowned in both garia and more than nine hundred fled their homes whatever burst its banks flooding has paralyzed the turkish city of istanbul backing up traffic across the city. so if you go coming up next on our national or if you're watching us from the u.k. you're going underground with times. technology innovations all the developments around russia we. cover. in fish farms waters they have the bomb to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole world . drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore tells restrictions. who really knows what's inside the field. right from

projects continue in the capital tripoli passengers british irish and german citizens being taken to malta more than one hundred forty people have been killed five hundred wounded since july as pro and anti-government militia fight for control of tripoli as there are all. heavy rains lashed southern europe bringing areas in a handful of countries to a standstill in northern italy at least four people were killed more than twenty wounded when a flash flood tore through a festival two people drowned in bulgaria and nine hundred of their homes when a river burst its banks and floods have paralyzed turkey's city of stand before backing up traffic across the city. still to come on out here national special report on the murky side of the fishing industry or if you're watching in the u.k. an interview with the founder of blackwater the blackwater we're bringing. a few weeks ago we discussed detroit's plans to shut off water to those who can't pay their bills logically what a basic human assessor he could get taken away some protesters gathered to give their opinion on the issue at our plaza and

this british ship just docked in malta and brought more than 100 europeans to safety. more and more foreign governments are urging citizens to leave libya. the german government says it is scrapping a deal to deliver a combat training center to russia. the economy missing -- economy minister announced he's revoking the permit for the facility was saying the move is linked to the crisis in ukraine. >> last week, the eu and u.s. stepped-up sanctions against russia over its role in the conflict in ukraine. those sanctions apply to new defense contracts, but the announcement goes one step further as it affects a pre-existing deal. >> winter maneuvers at a training center in eastern germany. the facility is one of europe's most modern and it was built by the defense conglomerate that wanted to take part in construct doing a similar center in russia . berlin approved the plans in 2011, befor the ukraine crisis. it has now emerged that economics ministers slapped a ban on the deal week ago -- weeks ago. >> i risk prolonging or incurring knowledge or expansion is a by allowing

>>:anny: you conceive for malta and camel were the marine layer is you had a fault and the clouds.e seeing more sunshine for the afternoon as the clouds are starting to clear up. it severed cisco and also an oakland will have a similar start. and to the rest of the week will have faster clearing and temperatures really not changing a whole lot. temperatures right now in the '50s and '60s. it's warming up in pleasanton. >>:anny: you could see by 8:00 this morning were generalist the '50s and '60s by lunchtime. temperatures are in the '70s and then will be seeing some 80s for the 3:00 hour. temperatures knuckling down into the 50s and 60s by 8:00 this evening. price breakdown today with mid-70s and mild views. relative for high of 87 warm conditions for livermore. walnut creek is looking for 86 and 01 at high of 73 >>:anny: a little cooler tomorrow as he concedes the week looks really nice theory and the weekend as good to be very pleasant if not be low al averager. alobin: approaching the bay bridge toll plaza it's been a good ride on the bridge. its backing up into the maze a. for

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raja's continue in the capital tripoli passengers british irish and german citizens are being taken to malta more than one hundred or more than two hundred ten people have been killed almost a thousand wounded since july is rivaling militias fight in tripoli and benghazi. heavy rain lashed southern europe bringing areas in a handful of countries to a standstill in northern italy at least four people were killed more than twenty injured when a flash flood tore through a festival two people drowned in bulgaria more than nine hundred fled their homes when a river burst its banks and floods paralyzed turkey's a city of istanbul backing up traffic all over the city. in a ferry carrying about two hundred fifty passengers capsized in southern bangladesh the vessel went down in the pad more river some forty kilometers from the capital dhaka forty four passengers have been rescued but the exact number of casualties is so far unknown. and recapping for you now our breaking news story more than four hundred thirty ukrainian troops have crossed into russia and asked for refuge according to the federal s

. >>: james: are malta and camera showing the clouds right down.we have this is of some re nicosia's off on the right side of the screen. did it see that is a fairly large system that is moving in our direction. as this rail line continues to approach the bay area it will increase our chances to see a shower this afternoon. the timing is where it will fall. that question is still up in the air at this time? >>: that's all of those factors here's the future cass. you concedcan see by midnight tonigt maybe into tomorrow morning will look for more hours to continue creepin. they've even every shod now and again there's other mile, that we would like to verify when it keep it to been to kron 4 and will let you know. temperatures right now upper 50s low 60s this afternoon, will be mild about the mid '80s. mid- 60's for san francisco mid-70s for the north bay. here's your seventh day around the bay forecast after tuesday things are action clearing up pripe. >>: 699 alan happening today there may be delays because of equipment problems this morning. the b

higher than last year more than seventy five thousand have tried to get into italy greece spain or malta during the first half of this year on the subject a sore point for most europeans but a british think tank says migrants contre be more to the economy than they take but adds that mass immigration strains the country's. infrastructure we've got an investigation on that on our website. right the city. were struck. and i think that your. deaths from west africa spread a boat have now reached europe the first victim a spanish priest evacuated time after being infected in liberia the world health organization now says it is ethical to use untested drugs to treat infected patients as the number of victims exceeds a thousand ebola research dr painted the walls from cambridge university told me that dozens of cases need to be treated with the new vaccine before its effectiveness becomes clear there really isn't a commercial market and therefore all the money that's been spent on developing vaccines and treatments has really become from bio defense funding the u.s. military in particular is w

higher than last year more than seventy five thousand have tried to get into a tiny greece spain or malta during the first half of this year the subjects' a sore point for most europeans but a british think tank says migrants contribute more to the economy than they take but adds that mass immigration strains the country's infrastructure we've got an investigation on that on our website. first rate. and i think that you're. it. russia is taking mcdonald's to court today the fast food giant is accused of violating the country's nutrition and safety codes in some of its products which could see some of the chains most popular burgers and shakes disappear from russian menus explains why the for food and food is proving hard to swallow for russian consumers. it's not that russians have lost their appetite for mcdonald's preliminary hearings are due to start on wednesday in the case against mcdonald's which were began by russia's consumer watchdog protection agency it comes after an inspection they have carried out a couple of months ago apparently some of the most popular burgers and shakes d

higher than last year more than seventy five thousand have tried to get into italy greece spain and malta during the first half of this year the subjects' a sore point for most europeans but a british think tank says migrants contribute more to the economy than they take but adds that mass immigration strange the country's infrastructure we've got an investigation. on our website. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on a reporter's. instrument. the city of ferguson in missouri has suffered a third night of riots and violence in the wake of saturday's fatal shooting of black teenager mike brown by a policeman in one incident in what appears to have been a drive by attack a woman was shot in the head she's now in hospital but our condition is not nine insistent locals say they refuse to yield until justice is done it so the police chief has granted anonymity to the officer who gunned down the teenager saying that making his name public could endanger the lives of the policeman and his family but not announce what i need to wash in the rage on the streets and to see if. they. wer

as we focus and on the live shot from malta and camera you can see that the link of cloud cover. have an area of low pressure. and that's compressing the marine layer. sourcing thicker fog along the coastline. that is not as widespread as what we saw yesterday. take a look at the temperatures. were expected to be much more that word this time yesterday. >>: erica: prejudicing the 80s by this afternoon. temperatures are expected to be a few degrees warmer than yesterday's. we're still looking at temperatures a little cooler that what we should be this time of year. 77 and all in view. wells emit 80s the outcome valley. '60s and '70s so long the east bay shoreline an hour a to those low 60s and cloud cover for places like ocean beach. oakland sedate 73 and upper '70's and now all. >>: erica: 53 this afternoon the school bell rings and leaves the temperatures in the upper 70 spirit were approaching from the northwest about 8 mi. an hour. >>: seasonal pattern heading into the weekend. will continue to see morning fog and afternoon sunshine. i think we're back in the '90s for the warm

they were picked up from the port of benghazi, and taken to malta. they then caught a chartered flight to manila, trying to escape the fighting between rival ethnic militia groups in the country. in the latest round of fighting several people have been killed in libya. a u.n. special envoy is expected to visit the city. demonedors say they won't want foreign intervention. >> reporter: rival groups fight in tripoli. armed men take control of the tapp call. they have no national army since muammar gaddafi was kicked out and killed. rebels were stepped into the gap. working in a capacity paid by the state. representing the city of hiz rarta, and loyal to different groups. >> this is the result of today's battle between the rebels and what is left. violence has been getting worse and libya in recent months. putting the lives of foreigners in danger. filipinos are among those that have returned home. embassies and international organizations closed. civil society initiatives are springing up to encourage solutions. this gathering brought key leaders. they

pictured in malta following the wedding but it's a working vacation, of course, with angelina scoutinging film "by the sea." angelina looked radiant, i asked when doesn't she and she was wearing a gold wedding ring, brad was seen wearing one thursday for his new movie "fury." they ran away to france, had just their family. >> perfect. >> knowing how hard it is to plan a wedding, i wish all of us could pull that off. >> with yours coming up in the not too distant future. >> if we had to use our kids, it would be two chi what what is. >>> seven seas is walking on air this morning. just been crowned the air guitarist champion of the world. the 19-year-old victor faced off against the u.s. champ, you can see her there, airostotle. your felony countryman lost out. we round out the podium with mean mellon, there he is coming in third place. the world final wraps up -- oh, yeah, four-day festival of everything air guitar. this is amazing. you got to have that hair to pull that off. this contest actually started 19 years ago to promote world peace. >> really? >> i didn't see that comeing. >> h

at san francisco in the cosigned by love and that's where it will release states malta the afternoon although it consists of the summer to get what we did today ought and far more temperatures will be warmer or a degree readings for inland valleys in the north as well to the south dade to a redwood city and in sunnyvale 81 in san jose 88 and on and check 87 pleasanton 82 and center fell and an apple tree >> : in damages continue to want to address the work week we're looking at low 90s and one by one sit there is a friday we see real minimal fog those days and at the close and we'll get in the '80s and saw the bay and '70s even at the close on. receptacle low as we head into weekend >> : earthquake coverage to let the future of money in that was his are building will depend on the ss of damage done by yesterday's 6.0 quake and the inspections are still going on there that was police and fire departments say their operations are back to all less good news and also police say they have had no crime problems related to the earthquake also very good news >> : residents are out the net bu

the actress spotted in malta following the couple's surprise wedding but apparently it's a working vacationlocations for their upcoming film "by the sea." onlookers told "people" magazine that angelina looked radiant. i asked when doesn't she, and she was wearing a gold wedding ring, brad was also seen ring -- spotting a wedding ring thursday for his new movie "fury." i like how they did it. they ran away to france, had just their family. >> perfect. >> knowing how hard it is to plan a wedding, i wish all of us could pull that off. >> speaking from personal experience with yours coming up in the not too distant future. >> if we had to use our kids, it would be two chihuahuas and ourselves. it would be a little loney. >>> a japanese woman known as seven seas is walking on air this morning. she's just been crowned the air guitarist champion of the world. the 19-year-old victor faced off against the u.s. champ, you can see her there, airostotle. i'm told it was an airtight final. okay, enough with the puns, but sadly your fellow countryman with his invisible instrument lost out. we did manage

. >> is are still that run off shores to gibraltar or malta or cyprus? has that stopped?ertainly happened. when point of consumption tax -- becauseiscussed, of emerging markets elsewhere and institutions are stepped up there, there's artie very strong gibraltar. i think that will remain, but not necessarily expand. >> we will have to draw a line under there. >> 7:49 in london. you're looking at a birds eye view of the city of london. market set to open slightly lower in about 10 minutes. what is driving the markets today? ♪ >> welcome back to countdown. we have 7.5 minutes ticking down to the opening of? it. john joins us now. what is going to drive the market in the -- is it ukraine or iraq? up by 1%.kets moode are justifying the by saying tensions are easy. i wake up and don't really understand what is happening. the situation in ukraine and don't understand. you're talking about closing off gas it goes from rush into the eu? is not russia's gay? are speaking to ryan come i just don't get it. i'm going to ask my guest whether he sees the situation the escalating. one co

paper i don't know but jack matlock the ambassador was there and he's reported he took notes both at malta at the summit and then when james baker came to the same time various records i mean he's got the notes he's got no hints and it's only you know you know there's no way that moving nato twelve countries more eastward is not taking advantage of the situation wish george h.w. bush promised not to do. so. so which brings us to to now. we have. the american media is just now beginning to acknowledge that there are refugees streaming out of eastern ukraine you know fleeing into russia. the cities in eastern europe in eastern ukraine are actually being bombed from the air by the ukrainian air force which sounds more to me like a civil war. than just you know a rebellion as it's been characterized. how do you see this situation play now and. is there even any possibility that we could be looking at archduke ferdinand moment here. that one hundred years later well that worries me greatly and we have john kerry asked that question you know are you aware that this could lead to hostilities with

malta >>: showing as cloud cover over the bay area at the moment.will see a really nice sunny day to day. >>: james: temperatures are on the upper 50s low 60s and by noon it will be partly cloudy. it's warming up to the mid '80s as you head towards the inland. lota mid-70's by the bay and its upper 80s inland. maybe a few low 90s here and there. there's a breakdown for the bay area regions. also talk about the holiday weekend coming up. the tunnel to the traffic center with george. >>: george: this one hot spot this morning even now threw out after eight. we were at the peak of the commute most of the bay area is and joined the much later than usual right. it's not an san francisco the closure of the 280 extension is reaching habit with the commute on one no one and to endorse on. >>: jackie: it's starting to fell on to the surface. it is see the far right shot that bay shore a lot of people are trying to jump off as silver and further up. to get off of one no one is still backed up because of the closure in that occurred yesterday at 2:00 p.m.. it'

morning cloud sunny and breezy sunday morning clouds once again very similar pattern and will see malta conditions the winds are pretty at a special adults the 18th for fairfield 17 loyal to somali hours for oakland odense jose 14 in redwood city temperatures are going to be cooling down tonight at 8:00 this evening general lacy '70's and '60's so fairly mild evening going out to dinner tonight and local down and the '60s when early tomorrow morning as we go to my a fairly mild morning '60s even seventies already buy lunch will see '70s and '80s on the warmus location by late afternoon small by 3:00 red indicating some nine days including fairfield and for that area >> : here to look at how the contras will break down highs for tomorrow 69 severance goalies in san jose 84 and santa clara 79 a plot so having a lease bay we see ninety's and walnut creek pittsburgh pushing close to 90 in antioch a little cooler in castro valley and 7976 in san leandro richmond looking for high as 69 >> : oakland i stiffer you lots of sunshine but afternoon highs 7569 downtown san francisco was a flawed car

. >>: james: will begin with a live look from malta and there's a nice shot actually with some blue skiest looks more like this. there are grey skies here and a bit of a breeze out there. the flag is blowing. let read our view shows that there's morning clouds coming from part of the bay with a stream of moisture that we've been tracking for the wider via. -- view > of vegetables the moisture in our atmosphere for the bay area. and then again during the overnight hours and then leak through tomorrow afternoon. >>: year highs this afternoon will be low to mid '80s generally for the south bay but it could get into the upper 80s for the item of valley. our traditional east bay has lost only be in the mid '80s this afternoon. those communities along the east bay's shoreline in the low 70's oakland including 71 this afternoon. but for mid the upper seventies for the wine country. the also weather will be leaving us by tuesday. we ever low nineties for the inland highs. >>: on wall street without financial expert brought black. >>:rob: dramas it was are harbored for faster gone out of his way t

december 2nd of 1989, when soviet officials met as an end to the cold war with headline writers to maltaurtain that was never again shut. as we gather tonight to consider the fall of the berlin wall 25 years on, my first reminder is that berlin is not the whole story. it is important but also but one peak of the interconnected change that swept the world in 1989. any number of events, be it elections, openings or summits could stake an equal claim to historic significance, to being the moment when the cold war that gripped humanity for a half century truly came to an end. now, perhaps to further this point when you were asked what was the most significant event of 1989, you would think instead of tiananmen square. truth be told, this will get my vote. long after we in this room have gone to that great big archive in the sky, historians will still note and long remember june 4th of 1989. on the very day that polish voters stood up, china's growing reform movement was mowed down. as china's leader declared, quote, we must deal severely with those who defy orders. we can afford to shed some

a royal navy ship arrived in malta to help british citizens leave the country before the violence worsens. >> army sergeant bowe bergdahl is being questioned to this week, read his rights, including the right to remain silent when investigators talk with him in texas. his lawyers say he has cooperated fully and hopes to put this all behind him. >> the air force academy denying allegations of rampant drug u.s., sexual assault and cheating in its athletic programs. it is asking for an independent review. the school says the allegations are inconsistent with the culture of commitment and respect the academy upholds. >> the new yorker who shot this video of a controversial deadly police stop faces charges himself. he is accused of gun possession. he filmed the apparent smoke hold used on eric garner three weeks ago, the death ruled a homicide caused by police actions. >> children lighting themselves on fire for fun. >> it is a dangerous game that has sent several kids to the hospital. this is one of those crazy on line challenges. >> it's called the fire challenge, and it is sweeping social m

increase ine an capacity to deliver services to veterans in the realm of malta health care -- mentalhealth care. mental health professionals and services must be quickly remedied. pursued all along. the v.a.'s level of communication, cooperation, and collaboration with new generations of organization over the past five years has been severely lacking. prior to the outbreak of the v.a. scandal, the current scandal, the former secretary of veterans affairs had met with us on one occasion in 10 years. much like the attitude towards this committee, it is the -- if the prior regime in the v.a. did not like what they were hearing from nonprofit orders were they refuse to toe the party line, they were shut out entirely. interim eater ship has been much more communicative with i ava and other vs owes an veteran advocate groups. they have done a phenomenal job in irking to repair the relationship between v.a. and the nation's largest organization of iraq and afghanistan veterans and their families. in addition, we want to take the opportunity to let the committee know that right now, the isio

hollywood's hottest pair arrived in malta on wednesday to be filming "private sea" which angelina wroteand will direct. it will mark the first time they reunite on screen since "mr. and mrs. smith." now after close to ten years, there is no need for them to pretend to be married. they are. pitt actually took a break from filming today and traveled to england to propose his upcoming film "fury" he was flashing his wedding ring. it's no reason to be sad. none of us had a chance. >> what? we don't have a chance? >> he has been with her a long time. >> fen years? >> the reaction we all had to the flash of the ring. needless to say, people are online talking about this from they are. it was like the associated press tweeted this out. everyone stopped what they were doing and jumped on to "facebook" and twitter. we ended up with, did i walk away too soonl? >> no, it's like the punch line. >> too soon? yes, i dropped the ball on that. everybody is talking about this on facebook and "people" magazine tweeted a picture of brad and anythingly fa saying congratulations to brad and anythingly fa wh