mal comportamiento, y nombró como jefa interina a vicky quien dijo de forma corta y escueta que sarajevo de san francisco en lo que respecta su nuevo cargo. esta pena ser dialogada la ciudad aprobaron asuntos nasales emitieron anoche ante la junta de supervisores de la comisión de ética. y que le anunció que mañana se presentará cargos en su contra. que cada pregunta es que someterá también conjuntas luces necesarias para nueve nosotros para suspender el supuesto jefe largos y les comenzó por mi parte serbia según césar estudio. camiones mexicanos pasar esa noche lanzó durante las casi 20 réplicas que ha sido potente sismo que este mes en la zona centro y sur del país electo de drogas de llevarse la mejor parte. los alrededores de la comunidad se registró el epicentro se derrumbaron 60 cargas. >> situaciones que desde la sede méxico virtud después de simplemente como no faltaron las escenas de pánico. cascada que se basan en la huella del movimiento son evidentes mientras que algunos edificios mostraban esos atrasos estragos del sismo. otros terminaron cargados entre sí. los ahora se mov

spent over 15 years at abc sports and was an olympic speedskater in the 1984 olympics in sarajevo.applause] so the action will start here pretty hot and heavy as soon as all the ceremony is over. we have a lot to get done. our construction co. is one of the finest in the country. marvin and mark are here somewhere. larry and i will take credit if we're up and running. if not it is their fault. no pressure. the mayor is watching, too. what we thought we would do next is to give you an idea. we have some of the schematic over there for you to look at the building. what we thought we would do is have one of the lead designers for the architecture firm hlw give you a three-d -- 3d tour. we will have ten more as we are developing the look and feel for the building. we want you to imagine what this space will look like in six or seven months. it will be quite a transformation. carlos from hlw will lead us through that door. -- that tour. carlos? [applause] >> good morning. a couple of things before we get started. we're excited to be working with pac 12 and we're working feverishly to ca

and tens of millions of people were killed, was triggered by the assassination of an arch duke in sarajevo. i went to see the place he was assassinated and this trigger caused a global disaster we're still suffering because of today. these triggers come along. they tend not to go in a real slow sort of predictable thing. we see this debt bomb building up and building up and we know we can't pay it back, but when suddenly the bond holders go on strike and say i'm not going to buy any more government debt, i don't know that. people buy u.s. debt or debts of governments now, when someone buys a 30 year bond, usually unless you're a total fool, expecting to hold it for 30 years because it will be worth a fraction of what it is now in 30 years. but the idea it may go up or down the next few months and you may be able to make some money at it in a short period of time, that's the bet people are making. i can't tell you exactly when the trigger will be. but if it happened a week from now, it wouldn't surprise me. if it happen a year from now it wouldn't surprise me. i'm willing to predict within

. >> reporter: the son of a well-known ski coach, nick moved with his family to canada from sarajevo when he was 5. he said that he was superstitious. ski authorities are calling this a freak accident. they canceled the races yesterday and today as well, dan. >> thank you. >>> you know, one year ago today, we all watched the unimaginable unfold in japan and today, in that country there were moments of silence and the sounds of bells ringing 19,000 times to remember both the missing and the dead. we all remember these images. the biblical destruction triggered by the earthquake and the tsunami. and the nuclear panic that followed. but what is life like there now, "nightline" anchor bill weir takes us there. >> reporter: how does an earthquake this strong, a wave this destructive, a nuclear accident this terrifying change a nation? back along the coastline of japan, the heartbreaking transformation is obvious. look at how the wave went. right through this department store. just smashed all of the way up to the third story. leave the tsunami zone, and the changes are harder to see but j

. >> i spent a lot of time in sarajevo and people would say the same thing year after year, you're taking pictures and telling our story and nobody is doing anything about it. nobody is helping. what is that like to be crying out every day and not have anybody really hear you or people hear you but not do anything? >> it is terrible. look, if we pick up arms, people will attack us. we are still peaceful demonstrators going out. 40% are going out in demonstrations. we don't want the government to stay. no one is doing anything about it. we knew the arab league would do nothing about it. we thought america would help, england would help, no one is helping. not even moving. we feel terrible. we are going to die. we will not stop this revolution. after the killing, what he did in homs and all of syria, we will not live under his grip anymore. >> it has gone too far. >> it has gone too far. we will not talks peacefully talk to him. >> you don't think like in hamm awhere his father was able to kill tens of thousands in one month and stay in power, you this i that will no longer work. >> what's

. >> you went to sarajevo.ips was. it's about meeting new friends, having your first international experience and taking in new cultures and everything. >> understanding that it's a big world, the languages and differences. it can be scary for little kids sometimes. was it scary for you? your first international competition back then. do you remember the time when you were 14? >> i was more excited. i couldn't wait to meet people and learn some words in a different language and back then it was the soviet union. meeting skaters. >> yeah. >> it's such a different culture. they are so fascinated with levi's and anything western. it was a different -- it left a big impression on me as a young child. i thought it would be fun to share with other kids. >> you were very involved in the illustrations as well. i understand you even sent the illustrator pictures so he could have the gold medal poses in poppy's illustration as well. >> it was fun to work with tim ballard. he does an amazing job. the fashions, the clothes