in all the movies to know there's no racism in riyadh to it. i've never experienced anything like this will be people here are so friendly. this was the old lady who lives next door to us is always there for that. everyone looks up to my family and me. and this was the one that i do it sometimes when osman looks out to sea. he's reminded of his journey here and a difficult situation in his home country. and he's especially grateful to have found the village of preemption. and it's mean. it will be exactly seventy is a credit to some of the last trains carrying thousands of at times and hungry and make their way to concentration camps. the dedications. we stopped in july nineteen forty four by hungary spain head of state because hockey he finally gave in to international pressure. corsi was a staunch supporter of the german occupying forces had enacted several anti semitic goals himself before one. this is a long time ago but now the current un getting government is planning to set up a controversial memorial. and that brings back many weeks jus

on april 24th, the health care worker traveled from riyadh, the largest city in saudi arabia to london's heathrow airport. from there it was onto o'hare in chicago. from chicago, the man took a bus to indiana. and on april 27th he felt ill with shortness of breath, coughing, and fever. on april 28th the patient went to the emergency room at a community hospital in munster, indiana. it was there he was diagnosed, isolated, and today remains in good condition. although a potentially dangerous virus, experts say the general population is really not at risk. >> there has not been a clear case of person-to-person transmission outside of the health care setting yet. so i think we need to keep this in perspective. >> reporter: health officials say the virus originated in the middle east, maybe in camels. it then infected human beings and has spread to several european countries. it's estimated to have infected more than 370 people in saudi arabia alone. resulting in more than 100 deaths. there is no specific treatment, cure, or vaccination for this emerging illness. this virus is not as contagi

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but among the pungent animal pens in riyadh scam or market stretching several miles along the highway out of the city traders and as a camel what is said to be given the advice information and warnings almost like a french officials. campbell flesh is displayed in the meat section of myself the supermarkets alongside cuts of new zealand's land and irish beat while the milk is usually drunk fresh and some pasta rice and tries to seek useful remedy was to mrs but which of the bailout says that despite the confidence of cattle traders customers are beginning to feel weary of point l meets the eye. we sell cattle needs capital to customers suddenly feels fifty percent of our customers and one else custom why they were not going camel meat. they said. there is some fire is found in the camel needs gemma was my special place in saudi society providing a link to an important but the machine talmudic tradition is valued at prices that can climb to hundreds of thousands of dollars. dozens of particular concern given the country's role as host of islam's i knew how much to rage which cost milli

and kitchen has an amnesty international research on the middle east and north africa believes riyadh is starting to find less obvious ways to crack down on activists unfortunately they're only making progress in terms of dealing with suppression of dissent from other groups that are coming up through the create the results publicized we use it so i didn't see in the first round soon intimidation things that you cannot basically like i do this all and more and more basically they're going out there to see what forces will be giving them government phone calls tracked them down and taking them to court which is really disappointing when president obama went to riyadh and basically he said almost nothing about you so nothing about human rights was an important discussion to use double standards when to go to to review or even send president obama the american administration state department they're going to well they are very well informed that's why lucian's appearing in the country but they do not speak publicly did not go out to the public and condemn these violations. a full cause w

local officials predict that the majority of them unlikely to be seen riyadh. take advantage of its famous beaches and festive reputation. according to city officials the decision to send more often says onto the streets came in response to the recent attacks on police in some of the city's port districts. as i was in the madrid open jo wilfred tsonga range on a stick and three challenging not just the progress. the song that plays fellow frenchman add water or give as a non dependant he's never failed to beat. the powering towards any song was then pinned back by much of the slump in form practically in the second sense out of some of the teeth from his compatriots in the third set point six three four six six during one scene is that was pushed all the way in the fence seconds into his match even against average and qualify a team or as josh bailey took the big american to a tiebreak is the health of and one the fed cents before powering home in the second winning seven six six full. glasgow with ten s the one in one thousand dollars the credit and help disse

then, on april 24th, travelled from riyadh to london, then on to chicago on an american airlines flight. from there a bus ride to indiana. >> we understand he's stable. this particular person is doing well, doing better than when he was admitted. >> reporter: mers started in the middle east only two years ago. since then 93 of the 254 patients with lab confirmed cases have died, roughly one in three. >> it's extraordinarily unlikely that there will be an outbreak of mers in the united states. >> reporter: there's no evidence the virus has spread here in the u.s., but the cdc will not breathe a sigh of relief until they've contacted all passengers on that plane and bus. dr. jennifer ashton, abc news, new york. >> dr. ashton, thank you tonight. >>> we turn next to california where manhunt is under way, police looking for a fire chief accused in a horrific crime and the biggest clue they say could be a phone call. here's abc's mike boettcher now. >> reporter: 55-year-old orville fleming is a california state fire chief trained to save lives. here, he is interviewed during a 2013 training e

mason has opened a second mother to spend his ummah riyadh based in reaction to events in ukraine. well mason aggro who he is the ad based upon these baltic states as rights activists in eastern ukraine continue to detain around forty people including seven military observers might reopen on station security cooperation in europe to a season of dance last week the us ambassador to the osce counted the team's claims of russia's involvement in the area and said there appeared to be many instalments of this release. it's very clear that what's happening would not be happening without washing it off. that doesn't mean that everything you see these russian involvement. what is happening would not be happening without a russian bomber. we remain deeply concerned about international group of hostages who were invited by the government of ukraine formally under the piano documents. as well as their ukrainian passport to remain among those are being held hostage the dungeon of slow downs and had a hard effort of going underground to to get him freed and we certainly are deeply concerned abo

on april 24, the patient traveled from riyadh to london and on to chicago, then took a bus to indiana. three days later, fever, cough, and shortness of breath developed. the next day, the patient was admitted to community hospital in munster, indiana. dr. anne schuchat is with the c.d.c. >> we are working with partners in england and others around the world to make sure the people who were on the airplanes are contacted and notified to be on the lookout for signs or symptoms. >> reporter: mers was first reported in 2012 in saudi arabia. there are 401 known cases worldwide with 93 deaths. all the cases can be traced back to the arabian peninsula. those six countries have 88 of the deaths. the indiana patient is in isolation, listed in stable condition. there's no specific treatment or vaccine for mers. when it spreads from person to person, it appears to be through close contact. the c.d.c. believes this first u.s. case represents a very low risk to the general public. >> pelley: jon, thanks very much. today, prosecutors in minnesota asked a judge that a 17-year-old be tried as an adul

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but among the pungent animal pens in riyadh scalpel market stretching several miles along the highway out of the sixty ft radius and as a camel what is said to be given the advice information and warnings almost like of which officials. camouflage is displayed in the meat section of myself the supermarkets alongside cuts of new zealand lamb and irish beef while the milk is usually drunk fresh and some pasta rice and prizes and useful remedy for most illnesses which of the bailout says that despite the confidence of cattle trade as customers are beginning to feel weary of trying to meet the internet we sell cattle each week adults customers. suddenly we lost fifty percent of our customers when they asked us to know why they were not falling camel meat they said there is some fire is found in the camel meets john morse code to my special place in saudi society providing a link to an important but the machine nomadic traditions and buy your ticket prices the confined to hundreds of thousands of dollars. this is of particular concern given the country's role as host of islam's i knew how

november 4, 2013 the day he was sworn in riyadh brendan sasso is with the "national journal." >> guest: you brought up in tiaa earlier in the role and another issue they are involved in right now is giving up the current u.s. oversight of i can this nonprofit internet access system. would you think of that? do you think that's a smart move? >> guest: i've been really critical of this decision. it's not because the good people at ntia are doing it in a siliceous way. i worry about where it's going to go in the long-term. i have talked about this extensively and the problem is it's a component of of the current relationship we have and the oversight i can and the imf functions are the main system. funding to the main system you can control. you can prevent people from accessing the internet and there are ways to use that -- use that process in a bad way and the question has been today what mechanism should go from the current system which i think is working very well and i wonder why we would change from that to some other mechanism based on multi-stakeholder community basis. i like mult

from amnesty international believes that riyadh is starting to find less obvious ways to crack down on activists. unfortunately there are only making progress in terms of dealing with suppression of this that and other orders that are coming up with creative or less publicized ways of silencing activists harassment intimidation things that you cannot basically collect evidence on and more and more basically they're going after this slow process of giving them a couple of phone calls trapping them and taking them to court and it was really disappointing that when president obama went through and basically he said almost nothing about it he said nothing about human rights wasn't even part of the discussion to use double standards when they talk about saudi arabia we have sent president obama the american administration the state department they're very well they are very well informed of the types of violations occurring in the country but they do not speak publicly they did not go out to the public and and condemn these violations. other news now this hour in a world update tens of thou

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the other case, an earlier mers patient from saudi arabia, riyadh, to london, to chicago. on american airlines. we know that happened on an american airlines flight before taking a bus to indian that. we do know that health officials say the risk of infection, being passed from passenger to passenger to passenger extremely low on the flights. but they want to take all necessary precautions. they're reaching out to all those people on board the flight. the most recent mers patient in orlando. >> renee marsh, thank you so much. the cdc is still learning about the mers virus. first reported in saudi arabia in 2012. this graph shows the number of worldwide cases. there was a sudden explosion in cases last month. these numbers with not complete for april or this month. let's bring in the head of mers response activities for the cdc. dr. david swerdlow. the patient in the florida case traveled from saudi arabia on may 1st. the case was not reported until may 11th. everybody he came in contact with is still in the potential incubation period, correct? >> that's right. we think it

he is a health care worker who returned from riyadh, saudi arabia. he landed in chicago, took a bus in indiana, fell sick and ended up in hospital. the virus hit the health care industry in the middle east hard. fatality is hard. the risk of a widespread outbrake is low much. there's not been a clear case of person to person transmission outside of the health care system. so we need to keep this in perspective. >> health officials say the virus originated in the middle east in camels and spread to european countries. it's estimated to have ipp effected 600 people, resulting in 200 deaths. there's no treatment, cure or vak sipation. >> most of the cases are in the middle east. it has a case fatality rate, a percentage of folks who have the infection - about 30%. contrast that to a mortality rate of 1% for the flu, you get an idea how severe the respiratory infection may be. >>> dr stephen morse is a professor of epidemiology at columbia university's mailman school of public health and joined me earlier to discuss mers. >> it starts as a flu-like illne

cdc officials say the man travel from riyadh to london heathrow airport on april 24th. he then boarded a flight to chicago and from o'hare took a bus home to munster, indiana. people are being urgently contacted who would have been with him. >> we want people who were in close contact with the patient to be monitoring for symptoms, fever, shortness of breath or cough and to let their provider know. >> mers is caused by a similar virus to the one that led to the sars epidemic from asia in 2003. there is no treatment and no vaccine. at present, the virus is transmitted only through close contact. public health officials are very concerned that could change. >> it could evolve by mutation to get better and better at spreading among people. thank goodness, right now, it doesn't do that with the exception of some very few family clusters. >> the indiana patient is in stable condition on oxygen but not a ventilator. while the cdc believes there is no broader public health threat at the moment, they worry that an explosion of cases in saudi arabia may lead to more cases here.

try to get them to tell what they have learned and confessional and anything that i had learned of riyadhrecke had an interesting opposite when he was in the hospital during the war. there were some german pows in england at the time. and they try to get him to be their pastor to get information from the pows and he refused. he refused to do that. and so i don't know what happened. i don't think it happened in that way. he was a very committed christian. and he had a church outside of nÜrnberg that he pastored also. and he attended his as part of the regular sunday event. >> there is sort of a malign character. the reality of this supported to pay for helen's daughter to go to school and he could not bring himself to do the executions. >> that's right. >> so the commandant has been portrayed their history as a peacock. he had very strict rules and a lot of the literature that has been written about it, and there is a lot of it, used him almost as a comic foil. this gentleman is saying that in fact he was a good guy and i do have this part of the book that he refused to go to the execution

on april 24th, the patient traveled from riyadh to london and onto chicago and then took a bus to indiana. three days later, fever, kof and short -- cough and shortness of breath developed. the next day the patient was admitted to community hospital in munster, indiana. ann shooket is with the cdc. >> we are working with partners in england and with others around the world to make sure that the people who were on the airplane are contacted and notified to be on the lookout for signs or symptoms. >>reporter: mers was first reported in 2012 in saudi arabia. there are 401 known cases worldwide with 93 deaths. all the cases can be traced back to the araban peninsula, those six countries have 88 of deaths. the indiana patient is inicelation, listed in stable condition. there's no specific treatment or vaccine for mers. when it spread from person to person, it appears to be from close contact. the cdc believes this first u.s. case represents a very low risk to the general public. dr. john lapeuch, cbs news, new york. >> it's believed that the virus originateed in camels or bats and then spread

. >>> sawudi arab i can't has invisited al visit to riyadh.he fortunately minister says his raenian counterpart is welcome at any time. iran has not yet responded to the invitation, but its relations with most of it's gulf neighbors have improved since reaching a landmark nuclear deal with the west last year. >>> former israeli primary minister ehud you will member was found guilty of taking bribes in a controversial real estate deal during his time as jerusalem mayor. corruption allegations force did his resignation as prime minister in 2008. more from jerusalem. >>> former israeli prime minister ehud you will member was sentenced to six years in prison and given a one million she cannel fine in his involveme involvement. he is expected to appeal this sentence. the holy land real estate affair involved his time as mayor of jerusalem from 1993 to 2003. he was convicted of bribery, charges, you will mert has 45 days to appeal. >> he has maintained his innocence from the start but if and when he is sent to jail, he will be the first country's pr

the patient flew from riyadh in saudi arabia, over to london, and that's when the troubles began when he got over to the united states. in chicago, landed in the u.s., took a bus to munster, indiana and that is where he started feeling sick and went to a hospital. officials say they worked quickly to keep the virus from spreading but they're warning it could still be a threat. >> if this virus continues to infect people in the middle east, it would not be surprising that we would have another importation at some point, somewhere,. >> doctors they symptoms are kind of like the flu. so many things are. bad fever, cough, trouble breathing. the difference is this virus can kill and there is no cure. garrett is in our mod west news hub. are officials say this is something people should be worried about or not? >> so far the centers for disease control said this virus is not highly contagious, and that it carries very little risk for the general public. but with mers killing nearly a third of all those it has infected it's something they're taking very seriously. the world health organizati

the health care worker, an mesh who had been working in riyadh, saudi arabia, flew back through londonus from chicago to indiana, on the 24th of april. the felt symptoms by the 27th 27th and on the 28th was in the hospital, in stable condition, on oxygen support but doing all right otherwise. cdc is working with homeland security to identify people on the flight with him from london to chicago. british officials are taking care of the first leg of the flying. they're not identifying what airline or flying. at moment they think they have it under control. this explosion of cases in saudi arabia troubling. cdc did typing on new virus. have not seen any mutations that would make it easeie transmissible from person to person and that's good news. >> president obama and german chancellor angela merkel say they're ready to slap russia with new punishment if it disrupts ukraine's elections this month. the two leaders spoke after meeting at the white house. >> we have said we would apply costs and consequences to the russians if they continued with their actions, and that is exactly what we ha

to crush all forms of dissent was a very good cheer and from amnesty international believes that riyadh is starting to find less obvious ways to crack down on activists. unfortunately there are only making progress in terms of dealing with suppression of the sun. coming up creating . publicized ways of silencing activists harassment intimidation beings that you cannot basically collect evidence on. you giving them a couple of phone calls and taking them to court it was really disappointing the president obama went out and basically said almost nothing you said nothing about human rights it wasn't even part of the discussion to use double standards when. president obama the american administration state department well there are very well. lucian's appearing in the country but they do not speak. out to the public. relations. and other global headlines us on a world update tens of thousands of students have taken to the streets of the chilean capital to demand for free quality education initially peaceful protests turned violent when hooded demonstrators started throwing rocks and petrol

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disappearance of the arab spring you know tobie it's very interesting because you have this regime in riyadhthen you have washington again it's a stressful relationship we're told but nonetheless he continues on so we have western values and we have values coming out of riyadh they don't actually mix very well do they but that's called religion we're told. it's a very interesting way of putting it think probably the relationship is very similar with my own government here in london. because we can see that there is because of the steps the saudis have taken in relation to the brotherhood. in that part of the world and a lot of the statements of issued in relation to to egypt in particular and you can see the relationship now with the british government in conducting what's driving called a review of the muslim brotherhood here in r.t. kingdom it is an it is an uneasy relationship but you can still see that the saudis are using their influence on on the western powers it joshua it seems to me that the saudis and the western powers have something in common they don't like to say it publicly bu

absolutely not we said it at the time it was really disappointing that when president obama went to riyadh and basically he said almost nothing about this or nothing about human rights it wasn't even part of the discussion as we were told there are far more important things supposedly now here's a very serious issue because we here in washington we hear the united states when they come out publicly in almost any other country including iran who have very similar dire human rights record but they use double standards when they talk about saudi arabia we have sent president obama the american administration state department they're very well they are very well informed of the types of violations occurring in the country but they do not speak publicly they do not go out to the public and condemn these violations or i think no reason so there is there must be much more that should be done by the u.s. and western governments and generally gets a chance on the same to national as about thank you very much indeed for sharing it with us thank you. the ongoing standoff in ukraine has taken its toll

calls and then taking them to court which is really disappointing that when president obama went to riyadh and basically he said almost nothing about he said nothing about human rights wasn't part of the discussion to use double standards when they talk about saudi arabia we had sent president obama the american administration state department they have got it well they are very well informed of types of violations occurring in the country but they do not speak publicly did not go out to the public and condemn these violations. and another global headlines this hour turns of rounds of students have taken to the streets or be treated capital to demand for free quality education but initially a peaceful protests turned violent when heated demonstrators started throwing rocks and petrol bombs of the police twenty officers were injured and around a hundred people were arrested president michel but surely who was elected for the second time about a month ago first came to power in two thousand and six promising to of the whole education since then millions have joined protests to demanding stic

he left riyadh on april 24th and finally landed in chicago. he took a because to indiana, he fell sick and ended up in the hospital. a deadly virus hit the health care industry hard. fatality rates are high. experts say the risk of an outbreak is low. >> there's not been a clear case of person to person transmission outside of the health care setting yetment we need to keep -- yet. we need to keep this in perspective. >> the virus originated in the middle east, in cam else and spread to european countries. it's estimated to have infected 600 people, resulting in 200 deaths. there's no treatment, cure or vak sipation. >> the vast majority of cases are in the middle east. it can progress fast and has a mortality rate that foks who have this infection, that dice, 30%. contrast to to a fatality rate of 1%, and you get an idea of how seize the respiratory infection can be. >> the m.e.r.s. virus is similar to s.a.r.s. which killed 800 peel in the early 2000s. heavy storms swept through the tampa bay area on friday. rain and flooded streets left driv

think about what that means to heads of state in israel, jordan, riyadh, south korea, the philippineses, all of which are threatened by real u.s. adversaries; north korea, china, russia, iran, and, of course, radical islam which we've now seen with boko haram in nigeria. al-qaeda is on the rise, so we have a total credibility problem, and putin knows it. it's he's aggressive today not just in ukraine, he's also moving to support iran, syria, cuba, venezuela, nicaragua and arming them in an effort to distract us. martha: colonel north, you know what the other side would say to you. they would say what do you want us to do? do you want us to put boots on the ground and rescue those girls? do you want them to go into syria and help the people who wo are struggling there against a brutal, brutal dictator? what do you want him to do? >> great question. russia has now given a trade deal to egypt which has been an american ally in that part of the world since 1973. they've just, a $2 billion military loan that they're never going to have to pay back, because they can't. those kinds of things

on april 24th he flew from riyadh to london, on to chicago and took a bus to indiana. three days later, fever, koch shortness of breath developed. the next day admitted to community hospital in munster, indiana. the patient's travel history led the health department to test for mrs. >> we are working with partners in england and others around the world to make sure the people on the airplanes are conducted an noticed. >> reporter: the virus was first reported in 2012 in saudi arabia. there are 401 known cases worldwide with 93 deaths. all traced back to the arabian peninsula. those six countries have 88 of the deaths. >> we take care of them watch breathing, may assist their breathing. watch their urine. give them appropriate intravenous fluids monitor kidney function and the like, but at the moment no specific drug to treat these patients. in the community setting, it is not highly transmissible, however, there is concern that when the patient is receives health care, there is risk to the health care workers. >> reporter: the hospital is taking precautions to protect

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dennis lockhart speak anything riyadh, which is tell. they care whether we taper. federal funds may be less important. >> also, astrazeneca speaking to british lawmakers about the pfizer bid. this developing story we will call it. >> earlier today we heard the ceo of pfizer talking with the uk panel. they were e pretty tough on him. it got tense at point. we got to hear from french born pascal talking on behalf of the british company. his point was really about the reason they don't like the deal is the distraction that it would bring. >> the person who has died from lung cancer because one of the medicines was delayed because in the meantime, the two were involved in selling costs. so we want to focus on bringing those products as quickly as possible. and we believe if we can do this selfly we will create for our shareholders any distraction from what we are doing now would run the risk of a pipe lynn. >> a lot of commitments on a lot of questions on its keeping its commitments to jobs and science in the uk. ian reed saying it takes it very seriously. >> let's be

gashes taken out of the wall we had a window smashed by a good fire we had that family in a state of riyadh the service tension and anxiety became emotional as we spoke she broke down and she said how can it be how can it be so we have all over slavyansk a scenes of people trying to cling to some semblance of normal life people go to the shops people going about their business but it's a surreal atmosphere because there's no question that for months now stands has been the scene of war is really a war zone situation this is going for that to r.t. . and russian journalists detained in ukraine may soon get help from the head of the organization for cooperation on security in europe in response to the russian foreign ministry has called for the organization to get involved the head said that he will look into the situation straight away to journalists working for the life news channel were captured by the ukrainian army near the city of kramatorsk they were reportedly trying to film near one of the self defense checkpoints it has become increasingly dangerous for russian journalists to work in

blames russia of the escalating of the situation for however they have in riyadh to provide any prooffor those claims this is a second batch of america's sanctions with a third already on the way most of washington's new restrictions are connected to billionaire get out the coal who's also ready made a good use judo partner his company vault good group is one of the biggest investment firms in russia boasting a turnover of more than one hundred billion dollars trance oil also on the sanctions list belongs to the group and is one of russia's biggest real transporters of oil another target is as am a which is a major gas pipeline pipeline builder and one of gazprom is main contractors its revenue is around ten billion dollars former speaker of the belgian parliament news weeklies the sanctions are more symbolic than economic. i will certainly not deny that these sanctions have some economic impact but i would certainly not approve for them to size them so far it's limited and you should not forget that the sentence basically serves the public relations purposes here in the west where to

the most scenarios in the end of april however it's not exactly clear who hired them cademy is the riyadh carnation of the firm blackwater which of course became notorious for allegedly killing civilians during the air walk over iraq war in fact the company has been rather silent on the latest revelations but earlier denied its operating in ukraine well in march of this video emerged supposedly showed us private contractors and done yet the men were heavily armed in clouding combat gear but there was no sign they were working who they were working for on their uniforms a foreign policy expert daniel mcadams believes using mercenaries as a way of actually avoiding accountability. it seems to be there their purpose is to foment chaos and to destabilize the east you wouldn't call the military because every picture that i was in they looked like some sort of ragtag militia very violent they don't fight they don't feel they need to abide by international law but they are able to use extruding violence we saw what happened in flu just you saw a city decimated by these people so i think that's w

ministry is the mounting ounces from kiev for the death of an italian journalist in the village of the riyadh and eastern ukraine during a mortar attack and the callee is the first reporter to have been killed in the conflict the thirty year old was covering the events in ukraine as a photojournalist for the chiefs euro news agency he was with his interpreter on a french cawley when their car came under fire the interpreter was also killed while the frenchman was injured and managed to get to hospital let's hear what he and the tux he drives or who is transporting the three men had to say about the attack on you we just. got out of the car and started taking photographs and that's when the shooting began i got scared and jumped into a ditch and waved at them hoping they do the same so we were sitting in the ditch and then the mortar showing started out a ditch was hit then i saw that the interpreter wasn't moving and the reporter who was near him crawled up to me collapsed and also stopped moving. we came on to far as soon as we arrived at the village of un dr kim i fell to the ground the dri

welcome back to worlds apart from riyadh discussing the standoff between russia and the united states over ukraine and all that matters with former u.s. secretary of commerce mickey kantor and gerald green the president of the pacific council on international policy. mr cantor earlier this month i was watching the senate foreign relations committee. on russia's largest intervention in ukraine and for more than three hours one senator after another competed in who would say the nastiest thing about this country and its leadership and centrally it was portrayed as these bloodthirsty imperialistic greedy irrational. and what surprised me is that none of the senators ever looked critically at the actions of the state department i wonder if you are really in the right place here since you're trying to foster ties between our countries because it is the u.s. congress that consistently resisted any attempt to normalize the relationship between russia and the united states and even if you achieve anything good on this mission you know that's not going to be taken positively on capitol hill we

cdc officials say the man traveled from riyadh to london heathrow airport on the 24th.then boarded air flight to o'hare airport. from o'hare took a bus home indiana. man is in good condition. they are trying to track down passengers he may have come into close contact with during his trip. veterans left to die because of a secret wait list. officials at the v.a. hospital in phoenix denied anything about it a second whistleblower is stepping forward. dr. catherine mitchell says officials are destroying evidence and that she has records proving the hospital used secret waiting lists to hide the long wait time veterans faced. coming up in our next hour, dr. mitchell joins us live. donald sterling breaking his silence for the first time since being banned for life from the nba. sounding off to de jour magazine about his former companion who recorded those statements, he said, quote: i wish i had just paid her off. the woman also speaking out saying she is sterling's protecter and loves him like a father and even said she doesn't think he is a racist. >> i think mr. sterling