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exactly what will happen around these changes to these requirements all right archie sarah ferguson and nic robertson joining her there thank you very much for that update time for locals in sochi to take a break as the excitement of the winter games calms in the city gears up now for the paralympics while russian media have been hearing from the moment one man without whom the sporting event would never have happened that of course president vladimir putin andrew farmer whose latest. two days after these olympics have ended mr putin has been singing the praises of russia's athletes to the nation's media he said that before the games at best many people had said russia would finish third in the medals table of course they finished top with a record haul of medals including thirteen gold and he went on to give a lovely little anecdotes about one of the biggest stars of these games the figure skater adelina sotnikova he told the media that he'd actually met when she was only twelve years old they had their photo taken with each other and then at that time she predicted that one day she would

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dave. [ applause ] we have our stage manager, nic tolmasov right there. [ applause ] of course, we haveheers and applause ] ♪ of course, tonight was also the opening ceremony of the olympics in sochi. and there's a massive fireworks display and that was just when someone tried to plug in a hairdryer at their hotel. [ laughter and applause ] [ russian accent ] not made for normal plugs. eight-prong plug we use to electrocute and torture people. [ laughter ] this is nice. a choir with 1,000 children performed in the opening ceremony of the olympics tonight. of course, since it's russia, it started with one child and underneath her was a smaller child and underneath that one was a smaller child until it was a thousand. [ applause ] speaking of dolls, i saw this in the news. one of the toy designers at mattel is causing a little controversy. for saying that barbie's body shouldn't hurt a girl's self-image, because this doll is only designed that way so it's easy to remove her clothes. [ laughter ] then her coworker said, stop talking. [ laughter and applause ] i thought this was interesting

cnn senior national correspondent nic robertson is there. nic? me that's the front between israel and syria. we're hearing exchanges of heavy machine gunfire. one of those syrian villages, we saw it hit by 12 different artillery strikes in the space of a couple of hours. and just before that, we'd heard children playing in the village there. the israeli military now is helping treat wounded casualties coming across from syria. strategically important for them to keep the rebels friendly. strategically important for the rebels who are about 30 miles here to damascus. back to you, christi. >> good heaven, nic, thank you for letting us know. we want to go to venezuela now. we understand that demonstrations are getting under way soon. and with the main opposition leader in jail, the president is blaming someone else to blame. cnn's karl penhaul is caracus. >> reporter: christi, anti-government demonstrations are set to begin saturday morning. socialist president nicolas maduro said the opposition protests are part of a coup attempt in toppling the go

nic? >> liz and david, shareholders enjoyed great returns over the past 52 weeks.k is up 110% in the last year. today a different picture. the stock is to the downside, 12% lower an this is on the numbers they're delivering and the outlook they're delivering. when you think of deckers outdoor, let me explain who they are. ter h they are the parent company of famous ugg brands, ugg boots everybody is so hot on. other names under their umbrella is tiva sandals. they expect full-year earnings to increase about 8%. that is lower than the analysts were hoping for. they were expecting, first loss 16 cents is that too misses analyst estimates. david: nicole, thank you very much. liz: s&p futures closing right now, last of the month of february. we go back to dan stesich in the pits of the cme. dan? >> market have a really good way of reading the tea leaves before the news presses and they're not telling me they're not too worried about ukraine. we're about six higher, a point better than we went out. i'm feeling comfortable going into monday. >> thank you very much, dan.

and her husband nic handled the delivery duties. they join us. good evening to both of you. amy, first of all, who is that little girl with you? >> this is grace elizabeth anderson. >> and she was born alongside of the road? >> she was. >> nick, you were there. how scared were you as this was happening? >> you know, it all happened so fast. we really didn't have a whole lot of time to prepare and/or panic. so, you know, thank goodness because i think had we had a little more time to prepare for it, i probably would have been a little more freaked out. luckily, the 901 operator was great and she helped keep me calm relaxed. >> what were you thinking grace wasn't due for another week and you are caught in traffic dead stop and nightmare and all the all of a sudden here comes grace. >> yes. it was gridlock and that's what i told my husband that you have to call 911 because she is coming. >> and when the other two children were -- where, they were in the car as well? >> yes. they were actually in the backseat. we were supposed to drop them off at some friends' house but once --

not far from where you are, george, nic valencia is watching the power outages.ive me a feel for what's happening, nick. >> like george was saying we seem to be in the clear. the sun is out, which is a good thing. about 9:00 a.m. the snow stopped. i'll show you exactly what we're dealing with now. this is sort of what it is. it's a mixture of slush. the ice is melted away. we took a tour of the city streets of decatur just to see how people were dealing with it here. roads are doing better. and we saw a woman actually out skiing in the center part of town. but you mentioned the power outages. if you look behind me, the reason we're here, ashleigh, all of those old trees, very old community here in decatur and that was the concern. residents in this community say they did have power as of this morning and last night, but so many others are without power. more than 230,000 people without power across the state. and really that's going to be the story going forward through the weekend. ashleigh. >> all right, nick valencia, thank you. i think i heard you say the sun

here's a question directed to you, nic. -- nick. would it be a good idea to ask the iranians to allow a few americans, staff people, to staff the intersections in a question of engagement. there is a sub question, that says what happened in 2008 with the bush administration? why didn't they ask them? this is a question about more context, but also stepping the intersection in terror on with americans. i take my advice from yitzhak rabin when he was prime minister, when he was explaining that in the early 1990's why arafat's shake her hands on the lawn of the white house. as a former diplomat, and i teach diplomacy, i firmly believe we have to be talking to our adversaries and enemies, that the worst thing you can do from your own perspective, from your own national interest, is to shut yourself off. ispite we agree the regime odious, we have to have a conversation with them, because and ia powerful regime, think the idea that the united establish iran would a consistent channel for our national interests, we do not do them a ferrite

>> sir, i have to say my expectations, and i think the nic's expectations about the outcome of geneva have been pretty modest. , hopeful what they talked about -- >> the premise of the one was the transition of assad from power, and that is unlikely certainly given circumstances on the ground. >> well, it takes two parties to have a negotiation, and i think the syria regime position is that is not negotiateble. >> right. you know, this map that the senator, i think that map would have looked different in 2009 than it does today, but going back to syria, have you seen the horrific pictures, and i'm sure you have, and revealed recently, the documented examples of torture and murder? have you seen those documents? >> yes, sir, they are terrible. and when you consider the humanitarian disaster, the two and a half million refugees, six and a half or seven million displaced, 135,000-plus people killed, it is apock lippic disaster. >> do you believe the documents are authentic? >> as best we know, yes, sir. >> so it's your professional opinion they are awe ten tick? >> i believe they -- i ha

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so with that, nic, do you want to start? >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. it's a real pleasure to be here. [inaudible] >> okay. it always helps to turn the button on. let me start from the beginning. good morning, everyone. thanks, andy, for the very kind introduction to i want to support what the partnership for a secure america stein to do, not to build a better sense of bipartisanship here in washington. on capitol hill in particular. as andy noted, both bob and i have worked for republican and democratic administration. i was -- started as an intern in the jimmy carter administration and with all the way through the george w. bush administration and i certainly believe that while politics is important, when it comes to national security of the united states, americans have to unite. there's no reason why the two political parties can't be in support of each other. and of our country on the most important issues, and the iran nuclear issue i think is probably the number one priority of american foreign policy in 2014. because we are at a very critical, t

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