munich, 1938, was munich, 1938. it was not suez, 1956. or, hanoi, 1965, or baghdad, 2003, or damascus, 2015. the adversaries in these cases were real, but they were not hitler. the unique challenge of the nazi leader demanded that he be stopped and his regime be destroyed. but it won't do to stop there. i will go for a few more minutes. it won't do to stop there. within a certain geographical and temporal context, the wise leader can nevertheless, notwithstanding what i've just said, i think the wise leader can fruitfully generalize from past experience. but, in order to do so, he or she needs to seek alternative analogies and parallels. instead of merely projecting a trend, he or she can investigate the forces that produced those other analogies, or that's trend, and ask whether those forces will persist in the present case. in my recent book that jeff mentioned, "embers of war," i concluded that u.s. officials in the late 1950's and early 1960's should have learned from the french experience in trying to subdue ho chi minh's revolution

munich, 1938, was munich, 1938. it was not suez, 1956.r, hanoi, 1965, or baghdad, 2003, or damascus, 2015. the adversaries in these cases were real, but they were not hitler. the unique challenge of the nazi leader demanded that he be stopped and his regime be destroyed. but it won't do to stop there. i will go for a few more minutes. it won't do to stop there. within a certain geographical and temporal context, the wise leader can nevertheless, notwithstanding what i've just said, i think the wise leader can fruitfully generalize from past experience. but, in order to do so, he or she needs to seek alternative analogies and parallels. instead of merely projecting a trend, he or she can investigate the forces that produced those other analogies, or that's trend, and ask whether those forces will persist in the present case. in my recent book that jeff mentioned, "embers of war," i concluded that u.s. officials in the late 1950's and early 1960's should have learned from the french experience in trying to subdue ho chi minh's revolution in

there is concern a 16-year-old girl from munich may have gone to syria to join the islamic state. >> she disappeared at the end of february and her family is deeply worried she has joined the terrorists. reporter: her father is desperately searching for his daughter. he shows everyone he meets her photo and gives them his address. the family in munich is counting on him to bring her back. >> i can't imagine life without my child. the thought of her not being here is just horrible. reporter: she were leggings had a ton piercing, and died blonde hair. but then she changed. she stopped listening to music and became completely focused on religion. she started wearing a headscarf and mail in secret and then more openly. her parents were concerned but did not realize how much she had been radicalized. >> my whole world fell apart. i couldn't understand why. reporter: she had been targeted by islamic state propagandists. on the internet, she met jihadists that were keen to get married. they mentioned a woman retrieving -- recruiting girls to become brides for fighters. one reads without her

use of munich, reference in munich in the lead up to the invasion of iraq in 2003.ld it be the bush team invoked munich not because it believes that saddam hussein was another hitler, but because it thought referencing hitler referencing the nazi, would help close the deal with the populace, would cut off debate in congress, would reduce the matter to a satisfyingly clear danger between evil in the form of saddam hussein and good in the form of the united states. moreover, even when history is the source of the policy, the lessons of history are often hard to fully pin down. they themselves can be ambiguous. and therefore, the antecedent reasons often determine the choice between alternative historical interpretations. so, for example, france between the wars. this'll be my one reference to a non-us situation. in france, some senior french leaders through one set of lessons from world war i, while another set of leaders to another set of lessons. so history is the source of the policy, but there are differences about how to interpret that history. however, having sa

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the deal will replace a previous agreement that ran out at the end of jp. >> bayern munich coach hasplans and may join english champions manchester. the team is happy. in the german cup, the man that scored the winning goal in the world cup final got the second as they go lo to the quarter files. >>> barcelona in the time of copa dell ray, beating villa 3-1, going through. notres dame and luis suarez gave them the win. >> chelsea is looking good for an english league title. they were nervy 1-0 winners. heading in the only goal of the game. with a 5-point lead over the defending champions. >> swansea striker bafetimbi gomis says he's fine despite collapsing during a match at tottenham. the french international appeared to fall down taken from the pitch on a stretcher. he suffers from a pre-existing decision causing fainting and poses no health risk. >> f.i.f.a. president sepp blatter urged tougher sanctions, after sending a congress of the south american and said existing penalties are not going far enough. >> translation: we should set an example, not just a stadium ban. no we should

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bayern munich pulled 11 clear. they came from rah goal down to win 3-1. fernando alonzo scored a brilliant kick. it was covering through three second-half goals. they'll turn the attention to a wednesday champion's league. 0-0 for the first leg. >> second place wolves burg fell behind and suffered the first defeat winning 1-nil. >>> domestic football in greece made a return. after it was suspended. the games this weekend, including this match were played in front of empty stands. matches were halted last week after violence between olimpy arkos and panay tan ike os. >> palmers footballers will return to the pitch on sunday against atlanta despite the club's ongoing crisis. the italian serie a team has been given 5.5 million to allow them to see out the season. the one term future of the club is uncertain. >> reporter: this place is famous for its history, arc it can tur and ham and cheese. nothing flies the city's flag like the football club. in the past 23 years, it won three national and four european cuts. not bad for a city less than 200,000 people. n

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but it appears that they have agreed to those conditions, a couple of weeks ago in munich they made some major concessions. agreeing on the limits got over what i thought was the major hurdle. there are gaps on sanctions on verifications, but if the limits ton overall conditions are agreed to, we may get the deal that netanyahu so fears. >> he was speaking to congress, we heard all about that, congress of course in a sense is a home crowd for netanyahu but they could block any potential deal couldn't they? >> that's a very serious concern. you know, by the way vehemence with which prime minister netanyahu attacked impending deal is another indication that it is getting real. the negotiations are proceeding and i think they won't be affected immediately by his opposition. but if the congress were to pass legislation imposing new sanctions or requiring senate or congressional proocial of a approval of a deal i'm a frayed that could wreck it. it sendle sends the u.s. team into negotiations with one hand potentially tied behind their back if they couldn't demonstrate to iran this they could

that seemed to fit into the world view of certain conservatives for the current moment is akin to munich in 1938. netanyahu, of course is churchill. the only man willing to stand up and fight tyranny. here was ted cruz yesterday. >> there is a reason that the adjective being most applied to the prime minister today is churchillian. if we go forward with a deal that allows iran to acquire nuclear weapons capability i believe that history may well record it as a mistake and a catastrophe on the order of magnitude of munich. >> today, a tweet from mike huckabee -- >> like all conflicts, world war ii was hardly a clear cut struggle between good and evil. the u.s. was allied with stalin a man responsible for the deaths of over 30 million people. i'm joined by jeremy, there in washington. your response to a lotthe comparisons of jews and nazis, do you think it's being properly applyied here? >> it seems that every threat gets compared to and matched against the threat from hitler the threat from the nazis and we look back always to the parallels. but every threat has its own unique situations

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in munich court says he's been charged with making false statements in connection with a bankruptcy case dating back to 2002. >> that was when the group collapsed and they gave false evidence. let's take a look at the markets and european shares finished mixed this monday after soaring to multi-year highs early in the session. our correspondent sent us this from the frankfurt stock exchange will stop >> high litigation costs -- that the problem deutsche bank has been dealing with for a while. so the news that one of their ceos would have to appear as a defendant raised concern among investors. traders want to know when will all of these legal problems finally come to an end? since the beginning of last year, they share price lost significantly while at the same time the dax was a big banger. this week, a batch of mixed economic data played a role here. the german engineering sector posted an increase of new orders that in the u.s. congress in the manufacturing sector has slowed down to stop >> we can see the dax up by just a tad at the closing bell. the euro stoxx 50 finishing at 3591. o

the runner week -- the runaway league leaders bayern munich went down 2-0 to gladbach. ben: that will hurt. much of the blame for the slipup has been put on the normally rocksolid keeper, manuel neuer. reporter: from world champ to world chump. this was an afternoon manuel neuer would rather forget. hermann picked out raffael who slotted it through neuer's hands. the home side looked lethargic and out of ideas. gladbach were quick to counter. the back line was scattered. raffael pounced making it 2-0. neuer was beaten too easily. gladbach's superhuman effort sends them up to third. bayern's superhuman keeper was left looking anything but. ben: let's look at the results. schalke beat 1-0. stood guard grabbed a vital win -- stuttgart grabbed a vital win. hamburg lost 1-0 on friday. just eight games to play for the season. the table looks like this. byron is still on course -- bayern is still on course for a 25th title. finally, a sad scene on the beaches of western australia where a school of pilot wheels have breached themselves -- pilot whales have reached themselves --

when putin went to munich in 2007 and laid out his disagreements, we did not take that seriously.refore, we are where we are today. ukraine is more central to russia's interests than it is to the west interests. the more we try to debate things like sending military to ukraine we split the western alliance. the germans do not want that, the french do not want that, the polls want that. we have to understand what is at stake and take a long-term. i think president obama has done well on this. he came after a long period of time where the wrong policy was made ofon russia. he tried to reset it as problems -- i don't know what the relationship was -- mark: are you saying that given russia has a great interest and ukraine that the united states should not try to get russia out of crimea, should not try to help the current ukrainian government? senator bradley: there can be political, economic help but not military. mark: if they end up taking over ukraine, that is fine? senator bradley: we have to ask ourselves are we prepared to send our boys and girls to die in ukraine? i don't thin

i talked to a counselor from munich earlier. they say the most important part for them is to listen and to give these people the impression, which is not just an impression, but the fact, that they are important, they are listened to, there really is interest in their story. that is what they are doing. a are sharing. counselors are telling these people it is important to come as close as possible to the crash site and maybe evn take something. that is when people realize what had happened. it is the first step to closure which will take years. sumi: have any of them been to the crash site yet? max: they came as close as possible. they weren't able to fly over the crash site or even see what remains of the plane, but they came fairly close, about three kilometers as the bird flies. that was probably the most important step, most important part of their trip here. nevertheless, the psychologist say even if they can't really see the plane or what is left of the plane it is important to come as close as possible, and that is what t

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his most famous project may be the pavilion at the 1972 olympics in munich.lding stretched like a sweep of jiend spiedgiant spider webs. he pioneered some of the most far-reaching feats of structural engineering ever completed. that includes google's new headquarters in mountain view. experts say many buildings of the past 50 years would not exit without otto. at one point he taught at uc berkeley. he was 89 years old. >>> google is branching out. today it launched a new online to showcase its devices. the company also opened its first retail store in london. it will also sell phones and laptops but the real mission is the google brand. lots of displays, virtual video games and wannabe video artists who deface the company logo. the screen can be wiped off in less than a second. >>> nasa is teaming up with the san francisco company to make a version of google glass. the design group made the glasses that project information -- that project information onto the lenses. the idea is to provide information when astronauts' hands are full such as when they're condu

group of company sies of lufthansa have established counseling centers in barcelona in frankfurt and munich where the families of those victims can be counseled. in total, we have 123 families of affected people. with those families we have to be able to establish contact. as regards the individual counseling of the individual person, that is our top priority trained experts and trained psychologists are available to insure that counseling, the counseling centers but also visits at home. at the moment we have the contact details and the contact data of 27 people and in conjunction with the foreign office, we are trying to contact those 27 people. that is our current status at 12:00 midday. that is obviously subject to change because the foreign office is working together with embassies abroad and the search will be conducted relatively quickly. i'm sure the contact will be established quickly as well. it is our effort to render psychological support to everybody who is a victim. for example we are in contact and we are assisting a family in manchester and at the moment there is also a speci

. >> this lufthanza pilot of from chicago to munich but detoured through iceland so passenger could be the eclipse. they passed out special viewing glasses. take a look at some of the spectacular sights passengers saw out their window. >> cool. >> yeah. >> you don't get that on every day flights. >> you don't even get peanuts. >> you'll get nothing and like it. >> over the weekend -- they had honey roasted peanuts. >>> will we get rain and like it? >> i hope you like it. we are look ging at moisture on live doppler hd for a change. this is looking different, and we love it. this is not reaping the ground, unfortunately, but there is moisture that may come in the form of a few drops tomorrow morning. a winnerter storm has badded the northeast, now -- has battled the northeast new york, 51. pouring rain in the lone star state. thunderstorms. 62 dallas. denver, 73 warm there. and 55 in seattle with those showers showing up. statewide, here's what it will look like, warm in palm springs 92 degrees if you're traveling to los angeles. 77, usual morning fog giving way to sun, 58 tahoe 56 in u

it was set up really to compete with easy jets and ryan air flying from the hub airports of munich and frankfort. this is a very important space for them. flying an absolutely standard flight on a tuesday morning from barcelona to dusseldorf. >> we have lost him. let me repeat the two tweets from lufthansa. the first tweet said we do not know what happened to flight 4u9525. that's the flight number. my deepest simpympathy goes to family of passenger and crew. this is a dark day for lufthansa. we hope to find survivors, though the german government and prime minister the president francois hollande they said they don't believe survivors will be found. i believe we can speak to our correspondent theo. from lufthansa and germanwings, they want to know more before they give information. for this company, this is possibly the biggest tragedy that's ever happened. >> it is extremely severe. it's as we feared so many people being killed. a terrible tragedy. i want to take out something simon was saying about germanwings. this is a major budget airline for lufthansa. itis been steady taking on

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we are hearing the echoes of munich in 1938. the adjective most frequently used to netanyahu is church -- he is speaking with a moral gravity. members of congress said to me that is what a real leader sounds like. now, instead of greeting our friend and ally, the white house threw a temper tantrum and refused to meet with the prime minister. he said, he did not even watch the speech. heidi and i have a four-year-old and a six-year-old and we are familiar with the strategy of "i can't hear you." the president of the united states ought to be above that. and then, this past week, i was proud to join with 46 other senators in sending a letter to iran. i'm not sure about it. i get the sense the white house is upset. the president publicly said he was embarrassed for the 47 senators. i have to admit, i was like "hot diggity damn, he can be embarrassed about something?" watching of the hysterical reaction of the democrats and folks the words of shakespeare. me thinks she doth protest too much. the letter to iran said a straightforward

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iran, i think history will record it as a mistake and a catastrophe on the order of magnitude of munich. >> today, i alaud netanyahu's strong and courageous leadership. like all conflicts, world war ii was not clearly a clear cut struggle of good and evil. joseph stallin was responsible for the death of so many people. jeremy, your response to the nshs azis, of chamberlain. there is a reason that for jews throughout the world that historical precedent looms larger than anything. but do you think it is being properly applied here? >> it seems that every threat gets compared to and matched against the threat from hitler, the threat from the nazis, and we look back to the parallels that we know. every threat in history is it's own unique circumstance and situation. this is not 1938. it is a very serious threat if is a regime that none of us will argue is nothing but a terrible actor on the world stage. but to throw in those comparisons is a simplistic black and white, good versus evil view of the world. >> what occurred to me is there has been so much about the personality dispute. you kno

but the vice president and secretary of state while in munich three mondays ago met with the leading opponent of netanyahu and was reported in the israeli press as a sort of informal hands on endorsement from obama. you add it all up and doug has been hearing about the money this is something we have never seen before. a president of the united states personally saying i'm going to screw over the israeli prime minister one week before the iranian deal. he has to get him off the table is what he is up to here. >> i want to bring in social media here. cxc says the irony of ironies, the president considering negotiating with assad's regime ignores israeli prime minister and refuses to negotiate with the u.s. congress. >> my thought is that we have a lot of attacks on netanyahu. first of all it's just the partisanship in our society is unbelievable. netanyahu came here democrats had attacks on him. david axelrod who is obama's former counsel was tweeting out points. they all became obama's talking points. meanwhile, we have this large underground operation. the answer to your question is

. >>> bayern munich opened up a 14-point league. the defending champions put seven past their opponent in the champion's league, scoring against this time. they scored goals. followed by a couple in the second, keeping bayern oncourse for a third title. >> football or soccer in the united states has never been more popular. the national teams run to the knock out stages giving a boost to the popularity of the domestic league. this season sees new york getting a second major team. >> historic day in new york. they are the newest thing in professional football. the new york city football club. the second football team or soccer in the media or sports capital. it's not just about goal. the nycfc is an example of how high powered foreign money interests are trying to get a peace of the north american business. each team is worth an estimated $100 million and tv contracts generating 90 million in revenue. nycfc is funded by the group, and a sports conglomerate that opened the city and a team in melbourne. a top sponsor also from abu dhab

wolves berg second, 8 behind leaders bayern munich. >> the host for the africa cup of nations ruled out changing the dates of the tournament to accommodate the world cup. the sports minister saying the country can't move the event because it coincides with the rainy season. last week f.i.f.a. said the confederation of african football agreed to the switch. >> rafael nadal won the argentine open, and in so doing equalled the record for clay court titles. he beat monaco in the final, and is tied with the record. this is the world number four's first tournament victory since winning the open. a 65th career title overall. >> in cricket, england slipped to a third crashing defeat as sri lanka's batsmen were in superb form. chasing down a target of 310 for the loss of one wicket. century maker saying afghanistan's bowlers presented more of a challenge than england's. sarah coates reports. >> lining up in wellington singing a national anthem. [ singing ] england were perhaps thinking about how to save themselves. and their world cup campaign. with the opening in middle order batsman gone scotl

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and porto will face barren munich. >> football's world governing body fifa will pay compensation so players will be released for the next two world cups. it follows the decision that the the 2022 world cup final in qatar will be played in december. >> fee from a's announcement on thursday that the final of the 2022 world cup will be on december 18th, in one of the longest running dramas in world football. >> they have a right to do it, if you're looking on the conditions, which have been laid down for the organization please secretary general correct me, in principle the world cup will be played in june-july. it is also said in the same document signed by everybody that if something happened, the fifa committee can change the venue, and can take away the rights. everything we can do so we can also say we play in winter. >> the world governing body's powerful executive committee rubber stamped its recommendation to move the event in qatar away from the traditional june-july period when temperatures in the country exceed 50 degrees celsius. >> it has taken them four years to decide, and the s

and in germany oh oh,, bayern munich is 14 points clear of wolfsburg. and india against zimbabwe. the match was a defending champion's tenth world cup victory. he would go 287 with captain taylor hitting 128 in his final international appearance. the fifth wicket partnership won the match for india. india will play bangladesh in the quarterfinals. >> when you get to the knock out stages you want to have runs under your belt. it doesn't matter how many runs but once you get going it just gives you that good feeling which i feel is important. so over all that's one of the main reasons i would say it's a good game for us, and all the batsman, we were doing a bit and started to stop a bit also, and the bowlers they exploited it. so overall it was a good game. >> meanwhile co-hosts australia and and scotland. a victory infer in doubt with seven wickets to spare. >> confidence is going to be hi i think we're doing quite well. we're training well. so it will personally just nice to see the ball coming. >> soserena williams has come back to aftercome back to india after her self-imposed b

. >> winners bayern munich are heading into the season's competition. >> we begin in iraq where government forces support shia militiamen are advancing into tikrit. they are aim is to retake the city from the islamic state in iraq and the levant, which has held it since last june. they are in the city to the north where they are in control of a hospital. shows troops along side heavy military vehicles, recapturing tikrit is significant because it gives them a supply link to the city of mosul. stephanie dekker reports. [ gunfire ] this is northeastern tikrit, the iraqi army along with sunni tribesmen she ma shia militia push isil out of the city. >> we will retake it from isil terrorist groups. we started to retake the neighborhood on the outskirts of tikrit, and we're heading, by the help of god to liberate from isil groups and we'll advance from there to mosul. >> a freelance journalist shot this footage for al jazeera on wednesday. tikrit is controlled by isil. progress has been slow here partly because of boobie traps left by isil, and there is a threat of sniper fire. they're confident

. >> bayern munich hosted chat ford. bayern will be confident. their side have not conceded a goal in three home matches this season. egypt has appointed a new coach as they tried to £a new coach. they replaced the american bob bradley that quit in 2013 after the farros failed to qualify fi. egypt an african cup of nations failed to qualify for the last three additions of the tournament >>> investigator are trying to find the cause of a helicopter collision that killed three people. they collided in a remote region of the argentina. they were there filming a reality tv show. among the dead was olympic swimming star aliya mustafina, winning goed at the olympics and alexis vastine, who won a medal >>> a court in australia ruled that the sale of formula 1 team must have the driver racing. gooeto was a reserve drive for sauber and said he was guaranteed a spot before the bosses changed their minds. an australian judge upheld a ruling saying van der guard has the right to race in neble. an appeal will be held on thursday. >> under 57. i've been traini

. >> it seems that this is 1938 munich britain and france, capitulating a hitler to me. >> what the president has said, and he said it today, that no deal is better than a bad deal. i actually agree with him. all netanyahu had to do today was to prove that this was a bad deal. and he did for the reasons that dory just laid out. that the breakout period that the president seems to be negotiating for is one year one year between when iran decides to enact a path to its nuclear capability. do you think inspectors can keep up with a regime -- >> other regimes have been able to develop -- >> dan the union yans admitted in these negotiations, they never disclosed the facility and kerry acknowledged that. ambassador, i want to ask you this. there was an israeli national news article that came out that the president will cut intelligence cooperation in response to the prime minister's speech. is that true? >> i don't believe it. i know that the white house denied it. you know with all the noise we have, and the u.s.'s relationship with presidents, u.s. and israel are strategic allies. we have forces

many cities including london, paris, munich, catch as glimpse. sun was almost completely blocked out as the moon crossed over it. americans get their chance to see a total ellipse august 2017. mark your calendar. >>> a group of military widows providing an outlet and resources for others who whose loved ones have died in service to our country. stephanie was just 22 when her husband was killed in iraq. and danielle's husband was killed in afghanistan. both women joining us from seattle. thank you both. good to have you with us today. >> thank you for having us. >> now, those of us who haven't been in your shoes we can never possibly imagine what you and your children have gone through, and stephanie you found this to be an experience where there was so much red tape, boy bureaucracy. talk about your story and how you turned that into trying to help others. >> well, my story i had to struggle. i really had to navigate the system all on my own. during that time frame, in '08 when hi husband passed away, there was a lot of issues. there was the draw

this is france and great britain in munich in 1938. i'll tell you why, ambassador. one plus one equals two. radical islamists sworn to destroy israel and the united states fighting proxy wars on fife continents coupled with nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction, could equal a modern day holocaust. i agree with the prime minister. i assume you do as well. >> yes, i do. and the prime minister said in his speech to congress that the greatest danger facing our world is the marriage of militant islam with nuclear weapons. and that's why in one of the clips you showed he said it's very important to defeat isis. and these are barbarians -- savage barbarians that have to be defeated. but to defeat isis and to leave iran as a nuclear power would be to win the battle and to lose the war. as you said just because of how dangerous this could be. and we're very concerned that a deal that is being negotiated right now would in a very short amount of time maybe in within the next ten years iran would only have about a year where they could break out to get to a weapon. and

the egyptian midfielder giving them a 2-1 lead, the last home defeat was 47 matches ago again byron munich back in april 2013. well major league soccer championships will kick off the new season when they take on the chicago fire in the opening guy of the campaign on friday, but just a day ago there were doubts other whether the game would even take place. players were threatening strike action the deal includes the introduction of a former free agency, which basically means they are allows players to legally represent themselves as well as a rise in the minimum wage. >> as much as you can be. a lot of nonsenses in the background. it doesn't help the league, but we can only focus as we can and prepare ourselves mentally which we have been, with the training we have been doing, so hopefully now we can just get the game on friday. >> defending champion can book their place in the correct world cup later, they take on the west endies, they have three wins from three in the competition, and lead having beaten the likes of pakistan, and south africa. this will be the first time they will have f

. >> bayern munich suffered their first home defeat in 11 months.ake matters worse a wear off night. bayern still comfortable with the ten-point lead at the top of the table. >>> a return to formula one driver fernando alonzo after crashing during testing in bars loan that. after a three-day stay in hospital the driver will return to the circuit subject to further tests on thursday. >>> djokovic has declared his fifth career title at the indian wells masters. djokovic winning this tournament for a fourth time taking the saiding set here, 6-2. djokovic and federer have won eight of the last 11 editions of this event. >>> and world number three on the women's title at indian wells recovered after losing the first set to jankovic. it is the romanian's third title of the year. >> i will never forget it. i total this to the crowd it was an amazing tournament for me, and i didn't play my best during this tournament, but i had confidence that i had my chance to win. so i tried everything, and i was fighting to the end every match. >> successfully defended

goal, because it is a point-to-point carrier like southwest, and avoiding the hub of frankfort and munichwe vhave this 320, and the airbus 3320 operate pd by the airasia airbus, and that is the biggest a-320 customer and 16 162 people on board there died. and 6200 of the planes are in service around the world, but asia is a fast-growing market. is there a concern about the growth in asia from budget airlines? >> i think that there is a concern in the certain countries about the rate love growth, yes. there has been an issue of that and whether or not infrastructure is keeping up, and training is keeping up, but the alarms are ringing and action has been taken. >> and steven you have worked with vicktims of many air disaster, and once -- it is so early on but once they get through the initial grief, who should families look for help? >> well, at the early stage, the focus has to with been to families, and primarily, and secondaryily to try to prevent another tragedy to prevent the aircraft or the procedures or the operational procedures in question but as far as the families, they don't ge

barbara, but the state department's jen saki raised the issue, there is no fresh effort to have a munich 3 for example or to try to have some sort of grand peace negotiation to try to deal with the problem. there are russian efforts as we've seen to try to bring the syrian option in to try to discuss ways to end the civil war but there are key components that so far have refused to take part. those are the parts that happened to be engaging with the u.s. government. so it's not going to happen at least not any time soon. >> rosalyn jordan, at the state department, thank you. >>> aid agencies in south sudan are rushing to get food to where it's needed before the rainy season. katherine soy reports from kodok. >> most of these supplies must be delivered in areas that are are hard to reach because of bad roads and poor security. rebels have allied themselves to both sides still control large areas. these food rations are being repackaged for air drops in places that cannot be accessed by road and mainly controlled by rebels. >> we're in a situation where 2.5 million are facing acute hunger

chelsea out of the champions league, while byern munich destroyed 7-0.k at stanford ridge, chelsea and managers gave their analysis of what went right and what went wrong. >> translator: i'm tired but, of course, i'm very happy. i think if we look at the two games and we're honest and fair paris deserved to go through because we played more football and tragically more football than chelsea did. we created more chances in the end. i don't think it's unfair to say that paris deserved to go through. >> we cannot defend in the corners. doesn't deserve to win. our team could not cope with the pressure of being with one player more and play at home and the stadium doesn't accept the team to control the game. they want the team to win it. i think we couldn't cope with that pressure. >> so john bennett was watching both games for us. interestingly, john, moreno switched the attention to we can still win the premier league. >> they need to switch their focus quickly. a big game against south hampton on sunday. this is a new experience for jose morenop. not used

this is france and great britain in munich in 1938. i'll tell you why, ambassador. one plus one equals two. radical islamists sworn to destroy israel and the united states fighting proxy wars on five continents coupled with nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction, could equal a modern day holocaust. i agree with the prime minister. i assume you do as well. >> yes, i do. and the prime minister said in his speech to congress that the greatest danger facing our world is the marriage of militant islam with nuclear weapons. and that's why in one of the clips you showed he said it's very important to defeat isis. and these are barbarians -- savage barbarians that have to be defeated. but to defeat isis and to leave iran as a nuclear power would be to win the battle and to lose the war. as you said just because of how dangerous this could be. and we're very concerned that a deal that is being negotiated right now would in a very short amount of time maybe in within the next ten years iran would only have about a year where they could break out to get to a weapon. and