streets to welcome both new does does and later dunst part of that welcome was also a sober visit to the sabah about the os from in india's goods about state indian independence the demat mug on the lived for more than a decade. the trumps tried their hand at a traditional chinese all spinning read that gun people for their eyes it symbolized self-sufficiency during india's independence movement next it was a raucous welcome of the world's biggest cricket stadium went from and more the address the thousands of charity attendees and the potential for india is absolutely incredible india is rise as a prosperous and independent nation is an example to every day should all over the world and one of the most outstanding achievements of our century it is all the more inspiring because you have done it as a democratic country you have done it as a peaceful country you have done it as a tolerant country and you have done it as a great free country are and there is all the difference in the world between a nation that seeks power through coercion intimidation and aggression and a nation that rises by s

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today's panel starting on skype from a stone but we've got many who is the managing editor of the daily sabah english language newspaper in amman wilf dinnick spokesman on syria for the humanitarian aid organization mercy call and in london fadi had khuda consulting fellow in the europe program at the international think tank chatham house gentlemen thank you for your time i think we've got 2 separate things to talk about one is this latest military action the death of turkish soldiers and then the wider issue of refugees head i'll start with you 50 in fact turkish soldiers killed just since february in addition to this attack look casualties in war they are inevitable but mass deaths of soldiers are the types of things are they not which can really escalate her war it can it can an army can really spring into action almost in defense of its own. that well it is it is you know it is we can consider that to be . you know part of being in a war but tookie is not this is fairly. you know in a war against assad regime in syria it hasn't been the reason why turkey has been in the 4 example is part

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lithuanian border police vadim soloveitchik and ilona sabah are on patrol. security on nato's out of borders is a police matter. the military can only approach within 5 kilometers of the border so as not to further provoke the neighboring country. wielding father a violation of border all modeling aren't also i do give them a grave digger immigrates all just people who doesn't know that the there is a border and. this is the land because we are near to the surveillance system are. i just mentioned that. they are where to go. no move goes unobserved the 2 sides watch each other suspiciously. border security here is also security for nato the military alliance is less interested in smugglers and migrants than in provoke a tourist sent by the kremlin who might be entering to prepare or even trigger a conflict. of course the system helps in gathering information that could be of interest to our military. especially when military exercises take place in a neighboring state so. that's definitely on the rise more uniformed personnel on the border and technical inno

in fact, we even saw a couple of fans here at 24th and sabah nixon. we also got a glance of what could have been a few fireworks being shot into the air. that celebration now will have to wait at least until next year. we are live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> christian, thank you. >>> there was also a super bowl block party today in the mission district in san francisco and friends and neighbors gathered in alabama between 21st and 22nd to watch the game. ktvu was there as dozens of people propped up tvs on garbage cans and gathered around the roots on the 49ers. and the crowd at soma street food park quickly trundles after the chiefs' final touchdown in the fourth quarter, with essentially no chance of a comeback. people started to get up and leave. for most of the night, it was quite a watch party with nine monitors, including a 13 foot television, which was about the size of a food truck. >> the 49er faithful around the bay area trying to keep periods of tonight following the outcome in miami. that is especially true clos

. >> at sabah we make it with a certain dough and put pomegranate caramel on top. >> wow >> our companyhere's a baby in one of the slices >> find the baby find the baby. >> this is with pomegranate caramel and here is the little baby you need something small, babyish to put on the cake >> thank you savannah said it, we're going to go next year >> please. >> is the baby edible? >> you can find these recipes at today.com/food >> my mouth is full. >>> coming up on the "3rd hour of today," how safe are the safe-deposit boxes what happened to one woman's personal treasures how to protect your possessions. >>> i took a trip to a pie sho with a big history where a slice is one of the reasons folks keep coming back, the other a 103-year-old treasure. >> coming up on hoda and jenna and friends, emmy winner edie falco. in front of our live audience. it'll be fun >>> very good morning to you. 8:56. i am laura garcia. more voenz evacuees quarantined at travis air force base. they're americans flown to the u.s. from china two weeks ago. in the past hour or so, we have seen two buses depart from the