beijing will always lean towards moscow in this conflict and will never be a peacemaker. but again, as i have already said, beijing is also conflict-oriented because of its support for the principle territorial integrity, including in ukraine, but of course, first of all for myself regarding taiwan, i agree that if beijing wanted to play the role of a peacemaker, the minister of foreign affairs would come to kyiv, but this is not the case. beijing simply wants to avoid being against russia and at the same time not be too favorable to russia in this conflict , the nsc-complex in your opinion. when will this moment come, what will be its most characteristic signs that would prove that russia will be ready or russia will be forced to enter into negotiations because we understand, well, in general, there are two bloody scenarios before us, and that is, big battles or attempts by the russians to freeze and somewhat reduce the intensity. but somehow, without stopping hostilities, it will be determined by the success of ukraine's military operations in the future spring offensiv

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spoke with his counterpart in belarus and they spoke about china's presentation of itself as a peacemaker so, of course, ukraine is going to be the main topic on the agenda. it's easy to come to some idea that there is a big push from beijing, a diplomatic offensive, if you will, to try and push itself as this peacemaker, just a few days ago, its chief foreign affairs official visited moscow, they have had a peace proposal, a ten point plan, now, this visit to beijing by alexander lukashenko, it suggests that they are trying to push themselves to the forefront of a diplomatic effort to stop the conflict. d0 a diplomatic effort to stop the conflict. , ., ~ ., ., conflict. do you think that china can really make _ conflict. do you think that china can really make a _ conflict. do you think that china can really make a difference - conflict. do you think that china i can really make a difference here? it would be hard to make a difference. because in many peoples eyes, china isn't an honest broker. it's got no neutrality, since the war began, it hasn't, so far, condemned the invasion. and re

another one of those films with a title that is now very ambivalent, peacemaker was your first job in. well, i didn't act in hollywood itself. just a hollywood company. uh, producer steven spielberg is now there , we can already see how american propaganda works. what does it do here and there with its violence, in general with the population of half the world, you felt it yourself then. then we felt that here we are learning some additional new world. after the opening of the iron curtain in the early nineties. and if we talk about the film the peacemaker well, the very essence of this film clearly shows that it was american propaganda that the russian military personnel, in their opinion , are not good. well, they always have only americans good about american cinema amazing steven spinner, who removed the potential for poignant films, but genocide jews on the shinder list. when he started, uh, our battle with fascism in ukraine, he wrote three of my ancestors, originally from podolsky, one lived in himself, judged another one from odessa, you don’t have something ukrainian blood. n

the popping family, we guess that the god of the earth the rights of a person to consult, but a peacemakertom drank a leg or two. i ’m talking about the worthlessness of a person, about the necessity of remembering that it is necessary to live just under god’s power, for our earthly life will end and only ardor will catch his ambassador. great lent and let's decompose this part of repentance, and some of it is already expressed, look at their forms on the cakes about the way of praying for mercy. platoon fire commandment in front of the great dominion reluctant to rush to the cause of worse amusements. aspirations from the meat of the abbot's voose friday of the great apostle and in the whole calendar year, the knee does not teach them or tragic doctors such an aspiration, we bind for the faithful and who have reached 14 years old, aspiring from meat , the insufficiency of the desire for yak dairy products and the dadatka lives away. astral oh, the popelitz orphan, and good friday for the faithful, not only aspirations from meat are prescribed, but the leaves of the blindness of the yaki l

so i don't think it's not in ya who's credentials as a peacemaker. open the possibility of him to have a rose in this crisis. what may open that possibility and i'd be very cautious in suggesting he has a role. but what melton, that possibility is that he does have a long standing relationship with president putin. nothing. yahoo is a known figure on the international stage. people may remember that the short lived premier ship of natalie bennett. there was some sense that he might shuttle between the russian and ukrainian parties. i never took that seriously. i think if there is an opening for diplomacy, it might be that we can take nothin yahoo more seriously because he has that relationship on the western side. and on the russian side, i'm not sure the relationship with president lensky of ukraine exists. and i, i think that could become an obstacle, let zoom out a bit and just recognize that it doesn't feel like we're in a negotiating deal making moment at the moment. well, that's why here we are not there yet, but given your particular expertise

murder of a catholic bishop in los angeles who served the community for 45 years described as a peacemaker what police are l knownes andswh case? thersyvir teress ate change cinto instra, the service users will have to pay for and days after this video showed the dog surviving a jump from a moving car, the potential crackdown on drivers who let their dogs stick their head out of the car window. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew. jim berg, norwood in korean and we begin with breaking news. president biden has arrived in keep ukraine ahead of the first anniversary of the war in ukraine. it comes just as the us warns that china is now strongly considering providing military aid to vladimir putin. abc's ian panel is in kiev with the president ian, what's the scene like there? yeah, i mean, unprecedented scenes. really? this morning, everyone woke up the entire center of the city was essentially locked down. no traffic was allowed out on the streets. even access for journalists. pedestrians was totally restricted. and then the rum

so you really are a peacemaker - he wants to act as a peacemaker.if this is the case, what influence does china have on russia, how could it really help, if it were really so, i would ask me how if it looked real, i would say that on the first day of the invasion, everyone called putin and said, come on, start negotiations, and he started these negotiations , and we heard that this istanbul, minsk, it was in the chinese, they even believe that they were the organizers of these negotiations, you understand even so, they see that this is the way out, instead, after we know that these negotiations failed. they did not lead to anything. they were completely unacceptable and they are now unacceptable conditions for ukraine. china stopped and from after that, we actually did not see any practical china's steps, what should china do now in order, as you say, to get involved or do practically anything to settle or stop the war? well, everyone expects him to put pressure on putin. well , i still don't believe that he is capable of this what can he do? and wh

the community is remembering the 69-year-old as a peacemaker. >>> and michigan university -- michigantate university, rather, administrators said classes will resume on monday. the campus has been closed since the mass shooting last week. we get more now from cbs's astrid martinez. >> reporter: uneasiness at michigan state tonight as school leadership tells students it's time to go back to class. >> no one thinks that we're coming back to a normal week. in fact, this semester is not going to be normal. >> reporter: three students were killed and five were injured last week when a 43-year-old gunman went on a shooting rampage. >> complaint at berkey hall. >> reporter: students and staff still reeling from the trauma of that night have signed an online petition asking for temporary remote learning. >> i just don't know how you could be on campus and, like, be okay with going to class. >> reporter: the first victims were laid to rest this weekend. family and friends gathered in the detroit suburb grosse point farms to pay tribute to sophomore brian fraser. >> he was kind. he was a light.

is rather a game of a peacemaker .nately, nothing else was expected of me because china does not even come close to calling it a war, it is called a crisis, because they refuse to even honestly say who attacked whom, who is the aggressor, who is the victim, so what constructive ideas can we expect from them he opposes unilateral sanctions, and how can there be no sanctions when there is an aggressor against whom it is necessary to act in some way, and i am afraid that this may even prepare such grounds for china to really take some more open pro-russian steps, probably provide some help, including weapons , because they can say they see the west and ukraine rejected our peace plan, they do not listen to us, they continue to pump ukraine into american and western weapons, and therefore we have to support our strategic of russia's partner , i hope that it can be and not so i hope that the kanery will not come , this is a red line. moreover, they did not do it the first year, but everything is possible. he will not be abl

so i don't think it's not in ya who's credentials as a peacemaker. of open the possibility of him to have a rose in this crisis. what may open that possibility and i'd be very cautious in suggesting he has a role.

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hallelujah in the west is increasingly heard peacemaking rhetoric game for the domestic audience hasith real steps pigeon rhetoric is designed to bring down anti-war protests, which are actively gaining momentum in the eu countries, although so far they are successfully coping with the help of dogs and rubber truncheons. the situation is brought to complete surrealism. the peace fund participates in the financing of the war in ukraine in the furnace of confrontation and burns billions of dollars every month. alexander lukashenko invited the west to discard the political farce and demonstrate in practice the commitment to peace. joe biden was invited to minsk to resolve the situation. and even putin will fly up in minsk , we will meet. here the three of us are two aggressors and peaceful president. why is there no end to the war? now, if he wants to end the war with the greater sir, i'm an airplane. it was received from us by a sea of ​​international airports. this is where the number one landing was when clinton flew in on a similar plane. and here in your presence the three of us. i

the chinese could have a good role to play a, but if they are determined to be the peacemaker and not, not just to sign up to the russian script, lock, stock, and barrel. ah, in the desk told them devastating escalates into kia and syria has now supposed to 50000 rescues in northern syria, continued to dig through the rubble of buildings destroyed 2 weeks ago it has been slow to reach the region in opposition held areas. many families are searching by hand for the bodies of missing relatives. we were removing rock after rock and finding nothing underneath. people under the country screaming, get us out, get us out. but we'd come up with empty hands, but we're not allowed to know how many people spent 2 or 3 days under the rebel. some for days, nothing was working for the hands alone. when's enough? we lost children. i lost my brother and his children and my cousins, and they're 25 people with claims separate as many children from their parents, social service staff into kias. a many families have been reunited. but more than $100.00 babies have been identified less still under the car

we have seen, as you suggested there, over the last few days china has been pushing itself as a peacemakeraine. last week it sent its chief foreign affairs official to moscow, who met with president putin. just on friday, china came forward with this 12 point peace proposal, a series of principles which it believes should be followed in order to stop the conflict in ukraine. now we see alexander lukashenko, vladimir putin's closest ally, going to beijing. it is tempting to see this as some kind of continuing diplomatic offensive by china to get itself involved in the war in ukraine and perhaps to stop the fighting there.— ukraine and perhaps to stop the fiaahtin there. , , fighting there. president lukashenko doesnt fighting there. president lukashenko doesn't seem — fighting there. president lukashenko doesn't seem to _ fighting there. president lukashenko doesn't seem to be _ fighting there. president lukashenko doesn't seem to be the _ fighting there. president lukashenko doesn't seem to be the only - fighting there. president lukashenko doesn't seem to be the only one - doesn't seem to

this one claiming the life of a los angeles bishop, beloved as a peacemaker in his community.id o'connell was found dead in his home in hacienda heights. police now investigating. abc's zohreen shah is in l.a. with this developing story. >> reporter: this morning, parishioners in a los angeles community are in shock after an auxiliary bishop was killed in what is being investigated as a suspicious death. >> pray for all the people buried here. >> reporter: bishop david o'connell was shot around 1:00 p.m. in a home in the suburb of hacienda heights according to officials. >> he was so soft-spoken. he was a humble soul. he was not the type that would have confrontations with nobody. >> reporter: o'connell was pronounced dead on the scene. >> deputies from the industry, sheriff's station received a call here, assist fire call, of a person not breathing and bleeding. >> reporter: o'connell was a prominent leader in the community for 45 years. archbishop jose h. gomez who knew o'connell calling him a peacemaker with a heart for the poor and the immigrant. the shooting death of the

many have taken to social media, they have called him a peacemaker who was noted for his, quote, workantaged -- disadvantaged and his pro-life activism. they say they were struck by his kindness and his goodness. the archbishop of new york, well known cardinal timothy dolan, mentioned o'connell today during sun mass as he addressed the -- sunday mass as he addressed the ongoing violence in this country. >> i heard early this morning my brother bishop, the auxiliary bishop of los angeles, david o'connell, hot down on -- shot down on streets of los angeles he was renouned for his work with gangs. want me to keep going? i didn't think so. >> reporter: again, no word on any suspects or a motive in this disturbing case, but we now know that this is being handled by authority as a murder investigation. eric? eric: yeah. and, you know, the bishop got his reputation after the 199 92 riots following the acquittal of the police officers with rodney king. he worked in south-central los angeles and was out on the streets as an intermediary, the peacemaker. christina, thank you. arthel? arthel: at

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he has been selling china as a peacemaker in the war. and the u.s.skeptical, warning beijing not to offer lethal weapons to russia's military. given the strong words at the security council in munich, in the last few days, what message do we expect them to send? and what would be the agenda at this point? >> this is a meeting that is going to be watched very, very closely. the top diplomat is on his way to moscow, according to the russia news agency. he is set to arrive tuesday at local time. they gave a preview of what to expect. they say this visit will be an opportunity for both sides, china and russia, to exchange views on the relationship. and to exchange views on what china described as international hot spot issues, which is interpreted as code for the war in ukraine. that was something that was addressed on monday. he said that china is willing to work with other countries to achieve a lasting peace in ukraine. we heard from the kremlin spokesman. they said the president did not rule out a meeting. this comes at a time of deepening diplomatic

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mourners came together over the weekend to remember him as a peacemaker and a pillar of the community. many expressing shock and grief that he's gone. >> this man, this bishop made a huge difference in our community. he was loved. it is very sad that we are gathered here today to talk about his murder in this way. >> he was so soft-spoken. he was a humble soul. he was not the type that would have confrontations will anybody. >> reporter: the person of interest has been identified as 65-year-old carlos medina of torrence. police received add tip that medina was acting strange and irrational. his suv was seen on surveillance video in the bishop's drive way the fight he was murdered. detectives found two firearms at medina's home. no word if they are connected to the murder. he's being held on $2 million bail. phone calls had been pouring into express condolences for the lost of o'connell. he had been a priest in the los angeles for many years. he is remembered for his work in gang intervention in south l.a. and he was able to use his natural charm to keep the peace between residents and

, at a rally, we met a catholic priest who was the rector of a monastery in kiev, landed on the peacemakerin that i, horror for ukraine , now, i don’t support this kind of surgery of people, no one asked there for a new irritant polish society was the flow of ukrainian refugees on such a scale that in a number of large cities cancer in the mouth of the word ukrainians is every third inhabitant. in poland they demonstrate their kind of national patriotism, which they usually wear in their uniforms. it is bandera's such nationalism. this is very annoying to the polish society. this is very annoying uh, and power. in poland, they are trying to somehow work with these ukrainian refugees to explain to them that, well , at least keep quiet about it, they are trying to convince them. in the meantime, it comes from edge speaking badly. i am glad that in myself that more and more ukrainians learn the real story of this man. this is me about bandera stepan bandera from stepan bandera, one of the ideologists of the movement for freedom, it is really difficult to convince people who have been watching

.>> the march bishop said that for 45 years describes him as a peacemaker is a heart for the poor andimmigrants. a dramatic escape took place at a new jersey gas station earlier this month. >> terrifying year-long abduction ordeal came to an end without but the stations owner has the story. >> it was a dramatic and when police described a year-long cross-country kidnapping. running into this new jersey service station and early february. ). later identified as james junior. started in new mexico when the couple first met last february. they eventually took a violent turn. physically assaulted the woman eventually made the right cross-country new jersey state police just described as a year-long nightmare cameras inside the stores capture the moment. the woman doubles the door preventing the cannot from entering. >> are you can hear is i've been kidnapped. >> the owner of the service station remembers the frantic look to get away. >> she was raised. she is looking at the back wall in the office. thinking he's going to come to the back door so i just resorted about your fine, you receiv

and that is beijing's assertion that the only peacemaker in the room rings very hollow to many people >> and nic, you have just recently returned from the continent. and the leaders of the eastern flank are obviously more concerned about russian aggression. perhaps the most concerned the president of the european commission who obviously understands any kinds of divisions that exist within europe and also any countries involved with any spillage of this conflict like moldova. one year on, how do you characterize the unity and the red flags ahead? >> i think there's greater unity, and the reason i say that, that's combined necessity. everyone says they will support ukraine. obviously there are differences and we've seen-those play out. the tanks and fighter jets and the heavier the armaments, the more to come together. and the speed of ukraine, to get ukrainians trained and get them there and the equipment there in an organized way because so much is coming and so sophisticated. when i spoke with the german defense minister over the weekend, he said, you know, right on the margins of t

so this idea of playing peacemaker appeals to clinton much as it appealed to many other presidents. and you know, i think on balance, you know, has to be credited as a fairly successful foreign policy president. again, his foreign policy is not as much talked about or well known, but not insignificant. what he did in eight years. so here i'm really at my final slide and again, i think i have missed something in my lecture today because i'm i'm way ahead of pace. i've been watching clock b behind on the back wall. that's a half hour off. i think what's significant is clinton leaves the presidency with democratic party and liberalism and stronger shape than it's been in in many decades now. it's still not a dominant philosophy like it had been under jfk and lbj or before that fdr. and truman. but the whole term is of the seventies and eighties have have shifted. we've entered a different kind of era. he had the highest popularity polling of any president to leave office since the advent of polling. so, you know, reagan had left pretty popular because of the imf accords. and clinton si

so those two things, on one hand, acting as a potential peacemaker and, the other thing, potentiallys. government is pointing out. i mean, i think the larger point here is that neither side, russia nor ukraine, is ready to make significant compromise. both of them, as we were just talking about earlier, think that they could make more progress on the battlefield. they are armed to do so and have the resilience and the intention to try to notch those battlefield gains in the coming months. so even if china wants to make this deal and puts this deal on the table, i don't think either side is prepared to negotiate seriously at this point. >> missy, one of our tools against people who have been supporting the russian side of the war has been economic sanctions. support russia, we're going to sanction you. if china were to provide the advanced weaponry you're speaking to here, that blinken was referring to, would that -- it is one thing to throw sanctions against russia, belarus, not a huge trading partner for the u.s. it is another thing to go after china, one of our biggest trading part

artist of ukraine, and just a few years later they entered the list of the ukrainian hate site peacemaker , unlike some of his colleagues, went into business alexander serov immediately supported our special operation in ukraine like no other. he had long understood that the revival of bandera in his small homeland would end well. today there are millions in the heart of an idol and why is he sure that sooner or later his countrymen will understand that they are truly a friend of hell, for whom they are just eshki in the game for other people's interesting. this is the life and destiny of alexander serov and salnikov exactly 40 years ago in the crimea then then this soviet union with the ukrainian ussr you became the winner of a music festival that changed your whole life, and you are connected with ukraine. all of you come from there lives your day there, and close and these are the ties that cannot be broken. how do you feel about everything that happens. well, how do you say? borya ukraine ukraine brought me up thanks to the fact that i grew up in the bosom of nature. i lived in the vi

all this >> wolf, beijing doesn't want to portray itself in all this as a global peacemaker.back a year ago to when we were in the midst of the start of this invasion from russia to ukraine, and you thought about coming out of the beijing winter olympics, that was a time when xi jinping in particular wanted to portray china very different light, amidst the covid ad break. and the relationship between president xi and putin was showcased at the start of the beijing olympics. the opening ceremony even the two met, and they declare this no limits relationship, here we are a year later in what's gonna happen is there's no limits relationship is gonna be put to the test. you have beijing trying to be a peacemaker, trying to straddle the fence here, now they're gonna find themselves in the position of having to strike and -- pick one side over the other. especially if they go and provide that lethal force. if you look at just what happened in the past, week you had won, foreign minister now top diplomat as his current title and he was in russia, he was meeting with putin. and they

look very good on the scale of world politics, and the discussion of the question of who is the peacemakerho wants war, and who is pushing minsk to a third world war? by the way, i told volodya you in the ono program earlier that trump took a peacekeeping position in the first speech of the election campaign and the first speech came forward. he had to stop the idiotic war in ukraine which will lead us to the third world war with a nuclear clash. i said it then, i repeat once again it is confirmed. it's not random, it's not randomly picking trump and what, it's not randomly picking uh a bunch of people who don't seem to be called but who don't want to go into the ordeal of world war iii. well, for mocking me, here everything provoked a discussion. here, well, very briefly because, er, of course, no capitalists. i am not. i will ignore, actually on labor, uh, here's next. this is so for information. now, and now here i am. i have a very, very question. when you are talking about communists, you are again in the style of vasily ivanovich, you are jumping communists about those who do not nee

they know want to be peacemakers. but i think the more interesting piece of this, they recognize that russia is losing because they are, and they cannot afford to have their strategic partner lose this fight. they rely on russia for energy, they rely on russia for high ec the items, for military items, and they cannot afford to see russia fail, and i think that's at stake here for china. neil: so where this goes, i guess, is anyone's guess. but we're told that the ukraine would never, ever consider giving up an inch of ground to the russians, even extend thing it to crimea which, of course, russia had taken over years prior. is that an unsustainable position? >> no. we need to follow the lead of president zelenskyy. he's going to define what the outcome of the war is and -- neil: that's what he said his tactic is -- >> right. neil: not an inch of ground. >> right. they can win, crimea is part of ukraine. i think there's no reason why hay can't push the russians out of donbas and southern ukraine this year if we can pr

pope bishop was known for being a peacemaker.hbishop said he had a passion for building a community and honored the dignity and every human life. there was a growing memorial outside of his home now where we're working on getting an update from law enforcement. so far they haven't named a suspect, but we know they are looking through surveillance video in the neighborhood to find out why someone would kill a bishop. lindsey. >> nye ali charles, thank you. >>> coming up, a joint show of force with the u.s. taking part in military drills with our south korean and japanese allies after north korea fired more missiles towards japan. the details of that response. >>> first, president biden called out vladimir putin directly in his visit to kyiv this morning saying his war conquest is, quote, failing. we're live in moscow with reaction to biden's surprise visit next. rise visit next the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silv

archbishop gomez peacemaker with a heart for the poor in the immigrant. shooting death of the catholic bishop coming just days after two men were shot leaving synagogues in los angeles. please call that shooting a hate crime -- the police call that shooting a hate crime. the victims were targeted because they were jewish. many felt moved to go to bishop o'connell's home last night, they said prayers and shared memories. they also had a lot of questions. the bishop was known as a peacemaker, they do not know how this could have happened. officials do not have a lot of answers. abc news, los angeles. liz: a large fire in san leandro is sending up thick plumes of smoke. this is a live look from the east bay hills camera. information is just starting to come in, the fire is burning on washington avenue near san leandro boulevard. smoke can be seen for a couple of miles, it started about a half hour though -- ago. there are no reports of injuries, we will continue to monitor the scene and bring you updates as we get them. today in san jose, the japanese americ

solving the ukrainian crisis, but will the chinese initiative be able to satisfy moscow and become a peacemakerin these and other very difficult issues on the world political agenda. let's try to figure it out right now. good evening. my name is vadim tokenev. today is saturday 25 february in most cities. and we are now watching the exact time of 18:00 at 57 minutes. tactical waste train derailment fires and explosions at iron and steel works, how and why the united states was overwhelmed by a wave of man-made accidents, catastrophes, that this is an accident of malicious intent or corny infrastructure. there is not enough money that the us congress burns in the furnace of the ukrainian crisis by the billions. russia suspends participation in the strategic offensive arms treaty , how and when nuclear tests can resume, and why in the west it is already being called the official declaration of the cold war by biden in kiev, details that shed light on the true motives of this visit. for what preparing american presidents for war with russia or for a new battle for the white house 36.6 is no longer

the first databases about separatists and pro-russian terrorists, which later became part of the peacemakerinced that the mission of ukrainians is to bury the last empire of the world , the full-scale aggression of the russian federation against ukraine, but how has our country changed, how have people changed and how have you personally changed , the country has not changed the other way around , unfortunately, not everyone understands this, because a lot of people still thinks that when we win when the war is over we will return back well february 23, 2022 that's not true we

blessed are the peacemakers, because they are the sons of god. my name is the car .d on this doves doves spring i did this and stewed the cabbage with mushrooms so that the boys would eat and be happy there and be healthy so that all this sand would warm them. then in that rice minced meat, onion and carrot pepper well, i did everything, mixed this minced meat to taste and started to like it, and then mixed each layer with carrot and onion, and then boiled oil and tomato , poured it and stewed it, if you want to try it more was written here, we will go to the boys there, i can already see something delicious well, who needs to be helped, how can no one help , i don’t know what it will be like, i’m talking about the category of those who help the second, uh, the second , they help third roosters help and there is

o'connell was known as a peacemaker in the community.c news agency says he worked in south los angeles for years focused on gang intervention. >> we can't imagine something like this would happen to him, especially a soul like him. very loving, caring. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> authorities have not said if he was targeted in the shooting or if his religion was a factor. no one has been arrested. >>> "the new york times" says michigan republicans picked election denier christina karamo to be the state's party leader. she defeated a ten-candidate field at a convention on saturday. former president donald trump had endorsed one of her opponents. last year karamo lost her election to become michigan's secretary of state. she refused to concede. she filed an unsuccessful lawsuit to throw out mail-in votes in detroit. >>> and "reuters" says a young earthquake survivor was surprised with a birthday cake. ♪ [ applause ] volunteers gave the 5-year-old girl a cake and gifts on friday. the death toll in turkey and syria from the massive quake t