has been in talks with russia in that accelerating and hedonist of the resolution on all sade's perhaps then some of the people whose lives have been shattered by the conflict and start to stream down these empty roads to get the aid they so desperately need. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world at least ten people have been killed in sectarian violence in northern nigeria locals have reportedly fled a conflict between christian farmers and muslim herders the army says its soldiers killed ten herdsman who were responsible for an attack on the village on tuesday two senior government officials close to slovakia's prime minister have resigned in the wake of the murder of journalists young. and his fiance on sunday now his story about links between alleged italian mafia groups and people close to the country's prime minister was published today the article mentioned both people who resigned today the international olympic committee has confirmed that russia's olympic day and has been lifted with quote immediate effect despite two russian athlete

and christians would say by the holy spirit whose astonishing crew side sades in madison square garden, around the globe, to his last in the rose bowl in 2004. billy graham, to put it simply, would preach the gospel. the "new york times" obituary read in order in 2007, the billy tkpweul aoe van gelistic association estimated he preached the gospel to more than 215 million people in more than 185 countries and territories beginning his crusades in 1947 in grand rapids, michigan. he reached hundreds of millions more on television through video and in film. this is not mass aoe van gellism but personal aoe van gellism on a mass scan. i had occasion to watch him preach twice for the 1993 funeral of former first lady pat nixon in yorba linda and a few months later at the massive gathering that came to witness the funeral of richard nixon. both teams billy graham preached salvation through jesus christ. and he changed lives, tens of millions of american lives in profound and personal ways. one such was the late louie zamperini made famous by the movie and book "i'm broken." he was suffering

forwarded to me a correspondence they received from tim party from the national orchestra on the edward sade institute looking for me i'm not sure how he'd discovered me or knew that i was living here but they forward me the e-mail and it was kind of quizzical that somebody was looking for me from that part of the world professionally not it wasn't a family member or something like that so it was quite interesting and intriguing when i got this e-mail and when i learned what it was all about i was very excited to hear that they were trying to bring people from around the world back to to create music. most of the orchestras that i've worked with in my career have been in los angeles and it's about your ability and how you perform on your instrument doing a project like this was it was more than just being able to play your instrument it was communing with with people and in a way almost family. playing music with them and many of them from all over the world from europe and south america and then in the states and and being able to put it assemble a group together like that was it was really

i mean it is in the as good as yesterday because we went from a 10 to a nine because mike jerrick sade we should have number nine for nick foles. today is an eight. but it is cold. it is february after all. temperatures in the 20's. bus stop buddy has his warm eagles coat on 28 degrees feels like 22 outside right now and it is dry for most of us. now here from the mountains we are seeing snow showers or snow flurries, and that is where they should stay, for the rest of the day. checking some neighborhoods we have 26 degrees in trenton. atlantic city 23. 25 degrees in dover, delaware and out in lancaster county, it is 26. cold one this morning. today we are expecting, mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of sunshine, seasonal high temperature of 42. we have got messy weather on the way for tomorrow, clearing up just in time for the parade , we will talk about that and time it all out for you coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody, tuesday, come on, up and adam we will hit the office today after the weekend and celebrations, septa though having a rough start chestnut hill west reg

where we are running into problems, as amy clover sade act she, her honest ads admitted was not primarilymotivated by foreign interference. it was an attempt to use that as a vehicle to enact the disclose act to which the perform community has been pushing before the ink had dried on the citizens united position. these are being pushed through congress. that is what is causing gridlock in congress preventing congress from passing a law that will address this problem. word of practical advice, as a republican, if you want to address this particular issue, don't use other legislation, and usey legislation this problem as a pretext for enacting other disclosure laws. >> let's talk about another state that has protection. aboutant to talk california. one of the tangible, proven examples of foreign money being used in the u.s. election was 2012, in los angeles, they had a ballot mather -- ballot measure , the useiness leagues of condoms during pornography. wouldn't you know it, a foreign spendrapher decided to $300,000 in that los angeles race. tore was a complaint made the fec. >> you have to

saded to joke, and it is when i cover people from announcement to indictment. this is one that during his reign in congress he fashion a that set the tone for a lot of what we see today, that the governing party is the majority, you do not compromise. under president bush i thought of himselft thought as a complementary power, not necessarily a competing or a rival one. it is a different or managerial style that you solve the ball. when i think that -- that you saw evolved. asked about illinois history, i think the end of denny hastert is perhaps the sad and tragic and stunning end of anyone to come out of illinois to become an important person in the capital. i think when you look at the picture here, you have these rise and fall's. i think the sense of proud illinois is when you look at the dynasties that have come here in some ways with our delegation. lipinskis,s, the made sure rod blagojevich in. you do see a lot of that in our delegation as time has gone on. one other thing about the power of illinois, i just looked this up because i bet there are people

reon the other side, there children who keep this pain inside.se it is very sade children, who should be having a happy childhood, suffer because of w th. >> reporter: last year 42 children were woundeand six re killed because of this conflict. sasha was waiting outside a friend's house when he was shole by a stray b >> ( translated ): the bullet hit my leg. i ran a little. then my friend came out. i called to him. he put me on my bike and brought me home.r: >> reporhe bullet hit him in the ankle, shattering hisdr m of one day becoming a soccer star. the shelling is so intense where sasha lives that his school isre only open half-days a week. children are so accustomed to artillery they now no longer react to the sounds of shelling. it's not just the live rounds that are a danger to children. mines and other explosives are a serious threat. experts y that eastern ukraine is now one of the most mine- contaminated pces on earth putting 220,000 childrt risk. 14-year-old alyosha lives in a village where ukrainian troops are stationed.ed >> ( transl ): we were on our way to the pond when t

. >> look, this is something like i just sade -- said is part of the discussion and that is what we're doing right now and what we did last week and what the president did this morning. we're going to continue to do that on wednesday with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to make that determination. olivia. >> you mentioned north korea in your opening remarks. the president today said that russia is fighting sanctions -- on north korea. are there any consequences for that. and as you also mentioned, the possibility of dialogue, who from the administration would take point on that? >> the president would be the lead in taking point on anything that would move forward in terms of whether or not there will be any consequence, i'm not going to weigh in ahead of time and we certainly have never broadcast what we might do. but it is something the president does take very seriously. jordan. >> thanks. some conservatives on capitol hill want concealed carry r reciprocity to be included in a package of gun legislation. is that something the white house also supports? >> i just answered thi

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