this will cost the old iraq. and it will be able to start work again until the pasta being investigated component of the week one of them was to take a sensibility sets back but this is the most of the slimy stuff. after a quiet night in the morning demonstrators reassemble it to city square. our heroes won't die. the stout street near the body of the double red suited to his brain. she was struck from behind by snipers in tn. thousands have come to pay their respects the few real discussions turned to the three d bankruptcy possible splitting the ukraine and a new leader as i was letting tymoshenko back would be a bad idea he's already proved that she's not on the job and she should never forget who got her out of prison. as i might benefit from it i think it's time for new people say you are people who can really change something but then manipulated the pictures of what can you tell me in the yemen. we had to stay together as a country and not allow any split. that's what they wanted the east. but it's only be

. >> reporter: 26-year-old iraq war veteran scott olsen is still dealing with the effects of his brain injury. he can't return to work as a software systems administrator and continues to fight with fatigue and memory loss. that night in october of 2011 the shooting of a lead filled beanbag at his head left olsen completely incapacitated. >> i cut know what happened to me at first. it took -- didn't know what happened to me at first. it took a little convincing when i could not walk a we or talk and answer when my name is -- away or talk and answer what my name is. >> reporter: with his attorney outside city hall, olsen announced the $4.5 million settlement with the city of oakland. >> i didn't win part of my brain back that's dead. it's hard. it was a hard recovery process and i think that this is a part of the recovery process. >> reporter: his attorneys blame the use of the nonlethal projectiles including the beanbag rounds. >> the law prohibits using them in a crowd as they were used in this case and in very serious injury and enormous liability to the taxpayers resulted. >> report

the story revolves around thirteen year old is iraq who was torn from her childhood and forced to marry an older man. so far it's been on for thirty episodes to protect mrs played by now eleven year old schoolgirl from a scandal with no prior awareness that there are places in turkey where girls her age are forced to marry her real life and screen lines are worlds apart. santa hats on the eastern most difficult things so far was the center is managed. it was no easy task. and i felt really uncomfortable pretty much everyone find that when girls marry so early hopefully the series will help to stop to it i can fit more we hd kiss. the seventy or so series currently being screened on turkish television. o'brien is the fifth most watched it in the latest episode the child brides in laws are summoned by the police but they claim the child is much older than she really is in the real world. many don't force their daughter's birth certificates in order to be able to marry them off more quickly. such realities and women's organizations are working to highlight. when an exhibition about minors

oil demand skyrocketing, oil-rich iraq might not be able to build the infrastructure necessary to meet the upward curve in energy demand. the report says the decades-old sanctions against iraq with keeping much of that country's oil from getting to western markets. >> the demand for world oil was so intense that you really needed to unlock all of the supply you could find, and at that time, the sense was that both iraq and iran were the two sources of really bottled up supply that was irrationally off world markets. >> another report reviewed by the task force a few months later promises iraqi reserves represent a major asset that can quickly add capacity to world oil markets. the report urges the u.s. government to conduct an immediate policy review toward iraq, including military assessments. all of this months before 9/11. >> i certainly wouldn't argue that iraq and the decision to go to war and oil were unrelated. >>> let opposition be absolutely [ male announcer ] zzzquil. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. it's not

iraq going forward. i think it should have been a system that democratic rules and rule of law was respected. >> now back at the situation of 2008 but the number could go up. and old clothes in the wrong direction. but in your view what happens to take that down? >> i don't think we should do anything. not until he reverses the political decision that alienated the sunii's in iraq and until then because there was an agreement in 2010 to share power but did not abide by it. but until he agrees or laos legitimate protests why should we? >> how do you assess the strength of the weaknesses of al qaeda iraq now they're back in fallujah and ramadi where they were pushed out. >> the tribes have not aligned like in 2006. they know nothing good will come with the lightning with al qaeda. so it was broken down but they're more on the sidelines. i don't think al qaeda can never create a safe haven everytime they try to hold the ground with military force but on the other hand, the situation continues to spiral downward. and tell you have a resolution among the elites with a political way for word >> with your presentation your critical of the whole concept -- concept of the

is there a parallel strategic rationale for this 60 or 70 year old occupation of iraq? >> we will be kept -- began with the theory to have gone more smoothly we did not have the right people in charge in 2003 but we also didn't have the right organization. with an organization to conduct a theater responsibility and not until the spring of 2004 side by side it was too much for any one person to handle with of budding insurgency you could have the best person you could imagine. but in terms of ambassador crocker in 2003 could things have gone better? possibly. in my view that is a better analogy but donald rumsfeld will not allow him all lots of leeway with the previous question indicated that secretary rumsfeld wanted the army to we disbanded. that is the vision that they had i not sure but we don't know. but the lesson is political. part of what iraq is facing today to get over the political impasse to bring in all sectors and ethnicity is with the political wait for word to counteract those a aspects it would be easy but with specific tactics and apache helicopters an

salt to the wound of his own son's death at the hands of albuquerque police in 2010. 25-year-old ellis was an iraq war veteran. >> he physically said i'm not here to harm anybody. he wasn't a threat to anybody but himself. had suicidal, you know like most veterans with posttraumatic stress, they are in pain, severe pain. >> the officer who shot ellis is not on suspension, he is on duty. the jury delivered him the largest civil rights verdict in new mexico history, $10.4 million. in the past used unreasonable excessive force. at issue is whether boyd's death will now also be part of the investigation. hks, al jazeera, albuquerque. >> as many of you know, living in san francisco is not cheap. it is the third most expensive city, after new york and hon lew lu and housing costs are just too high. as melissa chan reports, city hall is trying to change that. >> andrew yee was born in san francisco, raised in san francisco and now serves are san francisco as a firefighter. he almost got priced out of living in san francisco. >> i went preschool all the way through high school here and everything has chan

is there a parallel strategic rationale for this 60 or 70 year old occupation of iraq? >> we will be kept -- began with the theory to have gone more smoothly we did not have the right people in charge in 2003 but we also didn't have the right organization. with an organization to conduct a theater responsibility and not until the spring of 2004 side by side it was too much for any one person to handle with of budding insurgency you could have the best person you could imagine. but in terms of ambassador crocker in 2003 could things have gone better? possibly. in my view that is a better analogy but donald rumsfeld will not allow him all lots of leeway with the previous question indicated that secretary rumsfeld wanted the army to we disbanded. that is the vision that they had i not sure but we don't know. but the lesson is political. part of what iraq is facing today to get over the political impasse to bring in all sectors and ethnicity is with the political wait for word to counteract those a aspects it would be easy but with specific tactics and apache helicopters an

salt to the wound of his son's death at the hands of albuquerque police. 25-year-old kenneth ellis the thurd was an iraq war veteran. he was shot in the neck as he pointed a gun at his own head. >> he said "i'm not going to harm anyone", he wasn't going to harm anyone, he was a threat to himself. he had suicidal - like most veterans, they are in pain, severe pain. >> the officer who shot ellis was not punished and remains on the force today. the ellis family sued for wrongful death. in march of last year a jury delivered the largest civil rights verdict, $10.4 million. the department of justice is investigating weather the albuquerque police department in the past used unreasonable excessive force. at issue is whether boyd's death will be a part of that investigation. >> it appears that that will be the case. we learnt that the department of justice reached out to family members of past, fully chuting members on wednesday. they'll be giving an update in light of concerns of the recent killing of james boyd. >> investigators say they have found the cause of a hotel fire. we have details and other news ar

old work and shop. obama has suggested with the us into iraq was not as bad this time the adjoining workshop. we did not claim for an ex iraq's territory. we did not grab its resources for again instead we ended our ward the left iraq to its people a fully sovereign iraqi state. they can make decisions about its own future. the iraqis died according to the united nations five million were made into refugees country was ripped apart five thousand americans died tens of thousands have life changing injuries. can you compare that. what happened in iraq to what happening to me at the last two weeks obama has failed to mention that the us left in iraq which has become a safe haven for al qaeda al qaeda that was not there before the us invasion. the president about a possible white could not keep his opinion serves as a precedent for hunting and the reader in to the people of kosovo were systematically brutalized and killed it for years but he did not specify how the us seem to be. bypass the un security council and bombed the former yugoslavia photo and a half months killing almost five hundred ci

iraq. we have every reason to believe we can the old policy of containing russia is still thinks it's because we take an independent position in which everything has its limits in the case of ukraine where components. the red lining. they were written on professional. western partners prefers he's the principal the point is right. he believes that they'll always in the rights to the unique interesting michael decided to take the five nations. my pressure on the country to the resolutions that they meet and have no faith in the white house the security council. that was the case in nineteen ninety nine the new floors. as it was in afghanistan and iraq. and then they just go to the un resolution on the beach the all union force of life lies in the poem that country of course of which he also spoke about the twentieth stop stressing how important it is to love protect all of the nationalities of living there including ukrainians russians at the top bars the president says that twenty and a half three official languages which would include russian ukrainian and talk. now such a correspondent in c

old cluster of civilizations. it has a state identity. syria, iraq, yemen are not states. they are geographical expressions. when they are suffocating dictatorships collapse, there was nothing there. it is not an accident that tunisia has relatively succeeded compared to some of these other countries. >> let me turn to asia. this is called asia's cauldron. a lot of the world's eyes are missingon the plane. >> malaysia is a misunderstood country. i write a long chapter on malaysia in the book. 30 years ago malaysia was poor, downtrodden, barely a country. it wasn't even a british colony. it was federated states controlled by the british. ethnic violence between indigenous chinese and indigenous indians, and muslims, and in the last third of the century, it has come together, institutionalized, it has had six percent economic growth rates every year. it has built a strong, stable economy, where there is still ethnic tensions. they are negotiating. there hadn't been any violence there. is the most prosperous of the major countries in southeast asia. >> including indonesia? >> it is much more bureaucratically s

and then he was forgetting the memory of seeing itself as an old man and when iraq to say hello. this is so was our that to hollywood movies were created about. one is 501st states with your bare more. the other one is ground guard terry with bill murray. and then the question is can you photograph of thought. normally you would say, what what is more ephemeral, fleeting than the thought. well, at berkeley where i got my ph.d. years ago we can actually do in. you put somebody in a brain scan the branch can compress the image of your mind and a 30,000-ounce. now, that's an mri machine today . you can't brands can yourself every day, but on the ride is the world's smallest are machine. it's only this big. it uses supercomputers to compensate for weak magnetic field. according to laws of physics house small can you make a huge mri machine? the answer is according to laws of physics we can make mri machines this big. your cell phone will have more computer power than at university hospital today. your medicine cabinet will have more medical knowledge that the university hospital toda

old told the baltic. he is not hesitant. the decision has been made to iraq to come see your president without considering the consequences this is the strongest ten cc gave the regarding his presidential bid. but still he refuses to give a clear statement that many are wondering what is holding him back. i didn't luckily cctv i wrote. us president barack obama has sung by old his forty point nine trillion us dollars budget for twenty fifteen. it's aimed at leveling off tax advantages for the wealthy and fiber projects to help the pull of a bomber also wants to boost investment and job training education and infrastructure daniel wants his reports from president of almost three point nine trillion dollar twenty fifteen the good and looks heavy emphasis on investing more in everything from america's which is to better education for the nation's youngest minds. it's a roadmap for creating jobs with good wages in expanding opportunity for all americans it is time our deficits been cut in half. it allows us to meet our obligations to future generations without le

old government's fate. covering any kind of revolution whether in iraq or syria or egypt it is a very different feej from thosees. -- feeling from those maces. there is not the kind cied of radical -- kind of radicalism. now woe have the kind of political movement where the people believe they have the powers. the ukrainian parliament say they believe they have to get the power from the maidan, the square behind me, otherwise they don't believe they'll be there for very long. >> mike, do you get a sense how the white house has been watching the situation in the ukraine? >> they have been watching it very closely. the russian aid in the kremlin dismissing the u.n. efforts to bring power sharing. this is infamous at this point but it points out what the united states is facing as the ukraine melts into this revolution crisis over the course of the last 48 hours. over the last 48 hours we have seen the public rhetoric from public officials from the president on down increase, very dramatic, brief statement by the president about 5:00 in the briefing room at the white house. the president of the united states does

. >> for the past 2 and a half years 26-year-old scott olson has had to relearn to talk, cope with headache and memory loss. oakland police officer shot iraq war veteran and anti-war activist in the head with lead filled bean bag during occupy demonstration. today with the lawyers olson announced 4 and half million dollar settlement with the city of oakland. >> certainly no amount of money could be 1 million dollars won't give me my brain back. so you know i'm not happy. but the i think this is enough. the olson lawyer provided this video of him in the hospital not long after theen counter. he will never fully recover from the injuries. olson permanent brain damage that kept him from holding down a job in written statement the mayor says we regret that mr. olson suffered the injuries and hardship and i want oakland to know because of the evening event we determine constructive step to determine our policing procedure but the lawyers say nothing is going to change until oakland police stop using so-called less than lethal weapons. >> bean baggies all a euphemism all weapons that are fired from guns can kill someone or cause permanent injuri

old days. the lines and the scare tactics took us to iraq. now, to this day, our nation is still struggling to recover from george w. bush's war of choice. now, 11 years later, the united states is facing a serious problem with this guy, vladimir putin. different motives, maybe not. the invasion of crimea is something that should not be taken lightly by any american. you don't know where this is going go. president obama, i think, is playing this close to the vest. i think the president is playing it exactly right. he has to. he's not jumping to any conclusions or jumping on the gun or anything like that. he's using diplomacy and sanctions and exhausting, i think, every diplomaticist. it's the right thing to do but because of iraq, he's been cornered, i believe. meanwhile, republicans don't like the way president obama has been handling the situation in ukraine. righties have been calling him, well, he's weak. >> this president's response, i don't know how it could have been weaker besides doing nothing. >> what you're seeing, brian, is what

the same right wing hawks who hauled this country into iraq for no good reason are up to their old jingoismf "the wall street jou"

the same right wing hawks who hauled this country into iraq for no good reason are up to their old jingoismthe wall street journal" ends his call to battle with this piece of incendiary hell. quote, only a president as inept as barack obama could fail to seize the opportunity to win or even wage the new cold war all over again. well, this guy wants us waging a cold war with russia. listen to bill kristol, that old five-star general of the cold war. he says we need to, quote, humiliate vladimir putin, humiliate him, rub his face in it.

old bay bridge. it's coming up in a half hour. >> we'll see you then >> after a year, an air force veteran was reunited with a military dog in iraq. >> he retired while this german sheperd, robe remained in service he found out robe was retiring he flew from florida to germany to adopt the dog. >> it was obvious robe missed simpson. footage posted to you tube. you guessed the rest. >> man and his dog. reunited. >> world news is up next. i'm carolyn johnson. >> from all of us sh we appreciate your time. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- the brand-new clues on the trail of the missing passenger plane. evidence the plane was taking more strange turns. as we show you why investigators still believe the disappearance looks deliberate. >>> murder for hire. we're there when the undercover agents pose as hit men and look who shows up. >> do i want the car to go off the highway, do i use a silencer and take them all out? >> the surprising sting in the suburbs tonight. >>> and farewell kiss. a good-bye to the sailor whose joyful kiss said everything about war ending and coming home. >>> good evening to you on this

without a single fired shots like that happens in yugoslavia iraq afghanistan the other examples of wealth. we have every reason to believe that the old policy of containing russia is still in place because we take an independent position everything has its limits and in the case of ukraine with component of course the red line. they were written on professional here's one from a western partners prefer to use the principle that might is right. he believes that they'll always in the rights to the unique entrusted by going to decide the fate of nations they apply pressure on countries to get the resolutions that they meet and if that fails they simply buy it cos the security council. that was the case in nineteen ninety nine due to sloppy. as it was in afghanistan and iraq. and then they just go to the un resolution on the beach. it is not an alien force and it flies in the home country. of course of which he also spoke about twenty minutes up the stressing how important it is to love protect all of the nationalities of living there including ukrainians russians at the top prize the president says that said that grainy and a half three

i also want to comment, mr. 2009 hbo on an old chance"lled 'taking that was a documentary about a fallen iraq writer and -- veteran. a marine by the name of chance phelps. the treatment that the military provides to our servicemen and women. once they have been killed in action. -- remains are being returned. chance, the soldier who was he is someone whose parents i knew. weresband and his father high school friends. i know his mother very well. that the manner in which he was treated was so well frustrated by the film. -- accuratelyhe it depicted the respect with which his remains were written -- treated. i want to commend the work of our military services. in regard to their dignified and pro-greatlythe -- a respectful treat of those who gave their last azure of human emotion. i would like to follow that up with the ocean. this is for all witnesses. did the department follow protocol and directions from the servicemen's person authorized to direct this in the case? >> thank you for that question. in all 30 cases, the direction provided by the -- was followed appropriately. >> are these reco

the same right wing hawks who hauled this country into iraq for no good reason are up to their old jingoism. brett stephens of "the wall street journal" ends his call to battle with this piece of incendiary hell. quote, only a president as inept as barack obama could fail to seize the opportunity to win or even wage the new cold war all over again. well, this guy wants us waging a cold war with russia. listen to bill kristol, that old five-star general of the cold war. he says we need to, quote, humiliate vladimir putin, humiliate him, rub his face in it. steven hadley said he wants to put ukraine in nato. great idea. then we could fight the russians ourselves, which nato membership would require. are all these people crazy? weren't they thrilled like the rest of us when mikhail gorbachev decided to end the cold war? why do they yearn to get things fired up again? why do they positively pine for the fighting to get going? my answer, remember the way we got through the cold war was for 44 years, from 1947 to 1991, we, and this included every president from harry truman to ronald reagan, we a

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iraq which the u.s. considers to be a terrorist group. those in stockton can't believe the 20-year-old is accused of terrorism. >> talked about mathematics and talked about his girlfriend. really liked racing. he was into fast cars or whatnot. >> the fact that he's been arrested? >> bizarre bro. >> reporter: tow ability appeared at u.s -- teausant appeared at u.s. federal court on monday in seattle but he claims he was going to blow up the los angeles subway system this past new year's. the fbi insists tow ability was serious about his syrian adventure but also admitted he didn't know how to get there. cate caugurian, nation nation. >> maximum -- kpix 5. >> maximum penalty is 15 years in jail and a $250,000 fine. >>> only on 5 this morning new efforts by san jose firefighters to get emergencies more quickly. to get out and take care of them. the old standard for san jose was to get firefighters out the door within two minutes of getting the alarm but that changed yesterday. the new goal is the same as the national standard. 80 seconds. one problem though, is with that the layout of the

old cluster of civilizations. it has a real estate identity. but libya, syria, iraq, yemen are not states, they're vague geographical expressions. so when they're suffocating dictatorships collapse there was nothing there. so it's not an accident that tunisia has relatively succeeded compared to some of these other arab countries. >> rose: let me turn to asia. this is called asia's cauldron. the stout china sea and the end of a stable pacific a lot of the world's eyes are focused on the pacific and the indian ocean because of the missing airline. you made an interesting point about malaysia in passing which was. >> i said malaysia is a very misunderstood country. i write a long chapter on malaysia in the book. 30 years ago malaysia was poor, down trodden, barely a country. it wasn't even a british colony, it was several federated states controlled by the british. it had ethnic violence between indigenous chinese, indigenous indians, indigenous malay muslims and in the last third of the centuries it's come together, it's institutionalized, it had six or seven percent

old ex-marine named scott olson. olson had served two tours of duty in iraq during which he turned against the war and began speaking. other protesters, including jesse palmer, are nearby when police decide to act. >> we were in the intersection, and it was actually fairly calm, and then all of a sudden the explosions went off and the tear gas was kind of all around us. >> protester ernest doty, a local artist, is there too. >> kind of out of nowhere the whole mood changed. it got very violent very quickly and just got really chaotic. >> in addition to tear gas, police also fired bean bag projectiles and flash-bang grenades, both considered non-lethal crowd control measures. >> then people of course started panicking. and then to the right of me i saw scott olson get hit. i didn't know who he was at this time. he was just a stranger. and when i seen him get hit, i whistled at another guy, and we ran in and grabbed him by his backpack and tried to pull him out. >> scott olson is lying on the ground, bleeding from his head and mouth. >> and that's when that other percussion grenade or tear gas canister came in and ble

. >> and an iraq war veteran and antiwar activist injured two and a half years ago reached a settlement with the city the 26-year-old struck in the head with a lead-filled bean beige fired by an oakland police officer. we're live now from oakland city hall with developments lillian? >> carolyn, scott olsen had been at the occupy demonstration only 20 minutes when hit in the head. he's trying to move on and says $4.5 illin settlement will help him to do that. >> there is a portion of the left frontal lobe that will be dead >> the 26-year-old had to relearn to talk cope with headaches and deal with memory loss. an oakland police officer shot him in the head with a lead-filled bean bag. >> no amount of money could be $100 million not going to give me my brain back. so, you know i'm not happy. but... you foe >> he says he will never fully cover from his injuries which has kept him from holding down a job. jean kwan says i want oakland to know we took determined and constructive steps to change our procedures. but olsen's lawyers say nudging is going to change until oakland police stop using so called less than lethal we

. >> and an iraq war veteran and antiwar activist injured two and a half years ago reached a settlement with the city the 26-year-old struck in the head with a lead-filled bean beige fired by an oakland police officer. we're live now from oakland city hall with developments lillian? >> carolyn, scott olsen had been at the occupy demonstration only 20 minutes when hit in the head. he's trying to move on and says $4.5 illin settlement will help him to do that. >> there is a portion of the left frontal lobe that will be dead >> the 26-year-old had to relearn to talk cope with headaches and deal with memory loss. an oakland police officer shot him in the head with a lead-filled bean bag. >> no amount of money could be $100 million not going to give me my brain back. so, you know i'm not happy. but... you foe that is enough. >> he says he will never fully cover from his injuries which has kept him from holding down a job. jean kwan says i want oakland to know we took determined and constructive steps to change our procedures. but olsen's lawyers say nudging is going to change until oakland police stop using so called les

iraq. this is video of the 20- year old being interviewed recently about an unrelated topic at san joaquindelta college in stockton, where he is a student. he was taken into custody sunday night in washington as the bus he was on was about to cross into canada. teausant's mother says her son is a gentle young man. according to documents, teausant told an fbi informant in california last october about his plans to fly from canada to syria u-s military officials say he was about to be released from the national guard because he didn't meet educational requirements. he's charged with attempting to provide material to support a foreign terrorist organization. teausant faces up to 15 years in prison. on for the kron4 tech report with dave slate. there's a new website that lets patients interact with the doctors and nurses an entirely new way. this is a digital platform that makes a super simple for patients to share their gratitude with the nurses doctors are anyone who sees to through the most of the >>: limits of your life. it's also a with a record purse to thank each other. i originally sta

. >> that old lady is right. ( laughter ) obama-- obama needs to immediately do something manly. maybe a one-armed push-up or carve a canoe or invade a foreign country. how about iraq? third time's a charm! ( applause ) because right now the president of the united states is getting outplayed. look at what he wore saturday during a tense 90-minute phone call with vladimir putin. no tie. jeans with a jeans shirt. what is this casual doomsday? meanwhile on the other end you know putin shirtless stroking a tiger looking into his infinity mirror. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so i say the disaster, instead of putting boots on the ground and starting world war iii-- like we all want-- big chief "leads from the behind" does what he always does and just sends in a drone. >> i come here today at the instruction of president obama to make it absolutely clear the united states of america would prefer to see this de-escalated. we would prefer to see this managed through the structures of legal institutions. >> stephen: take that, putin! "prefer." them's fighting words. reminds me of reagan at the branden berg gate. >> mr. gorbachev, we prefer you not have a wall. ( cheers and app

old texan go across? the iranians could go across iraq and jordan?little bit ludicrous, and moreover given the qualitative advantage, not to mention the intelligence, their prowess and so on, any arab legion that started waving across the jordan river would be crushed before and had a chance to dry its feet. even if the israelis were not in occupation of the west bank. we really are concerned about israeli security, the occupation is a net minus rather than a net plus for israel, and so far and that it has to do -- constitution a major preoccupation of the israeli defense forces. we have to worry about other things that might be real threats. hatred andse of the reaction that sometimes takes terrorists and violent forms because of the occupation. happeningsimilar is with the iranian loop to your question -- nuclear question. there is no doubt that there is a lot of genuine concern in israel, and i dug about the population, not just about the government about about the spec are of an arabian nuclear weapon. if that were the only motivation here, then

old school. looters are. her eye. i mean the choo sounds insane few instances invade iraq for a second toe. since then one hundred thousand iraqis a foot of the united states to escape the conflict. last sunday it would be immigrants searching for the american dream. for iraqis and americans small bible and who share a common destiny. will he allow the enemy. oh what a token entry. sun capital khan. welcome back before resume the false think it a day to sample the stories will be falling for you at the top of the hour here on false been kept. washington and brussels say to be rolling out a series of serious series of steps against russia monday. if crime here goes ahead with a weekend referendum the words of the u s secretary of state two rockets fired into his own cast of an earlier show called by the palestinian militant group islamic . and free transport in the first region lead us to the battle pollution and smog the company. an unusually sunny spring stuff. call welcome back are welcome if you're just joining us this is the full spent at debates when looking at a turkey in turmoil of t

it's far from just president obama comparing the situation in crimea to iraq that is questions of the u.s. leader also dismissed old parallels with cause of those independents proving his point with facts that a serbian historian a voter mileage says simply not the case kosovo only left serbia after a referendum was organized not outside the boundaries of international law but in careful cooperation with the united nations and with kosovo's neighbors. none of that even came close to happening in crimea i honestly don't know what was president i was talking about there was never such a referendum it never took place it didn't exist nobody will president obama is pretending that he writes his own speeches incessantly speech traders made this mistake. by the problem is that it was doing the factions in the white house obviously someone screwed up it's entirely possible that somebody in a suit the not existence referendum in kosovo or the referendum in montenegro that took place in two thousand and six dad's the referendum that they were referring to first of all it's it's just baffling that they can't tell apart cours

iraq. >>> trans gender personal trainer is suing the cross that company so she can compete against women in the international crosley games. the company says 34-year-old chloe johnson has to compete against men. johnson surgically transformed from male to female eight years ago, now she believes she should be allowed to compete against other women in the competition, so she's suing the cross the company for $2.5 million. across that did not return our request for comment. the case is scheduled for its first court hearing in july. >>> a former employee at a san francisco tech company took to twitter about how she was being treated in the workplace. she tweeted that, she had been harassed by leadership and had for the first two years and she was the first developer to quit. the company has said that they've begun a full investigation into the allegations and says the people involved have been put on leave. >>> a popular burger restaurant in san francisco that closed yesterday was back open today. but it wasn't selling burgers. the cable car restaurant was selling its memorabilia as souvenirs. when the restaurant opened in 1965 a burger cost 40 cents. lo

. >> 15-year-old abigail barton lives in newburgh, indiana. her father is a veteran of the iraqar. >> i figured he'd come home just like he used to taking us to the park, getting ice cream, all that stuff it just immediately changed. it was meetly gone. >> i'm scared to go out of the house half the time. >> what do you mean? >> crowds make me nervous. i'm always still looking for snipers. >> erin barton was a specialist in the army national guard. his two deployments in iraq in 2005 and again in 2007 left him with injuries to his brain and spine. and piece traumatic stress disorder. he's able to work as a butcher for a local supermarket. as long as he works alone. >> i just get to a point where rage just takes over and i can't control that. it's like doctor hyde and jeckle thing. it scares me almost as bad as them. >> what do you tell your children when something happens? >> i usually say, leave me alone. i would never intentionally harm them for any reason. you're my life. >> the stories of veterans' lives up ended by ptsd are all too familiar to us. the struggles of their chil

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