shultz: i want to underline, mr. chairman, get lucy here to come to talk, she is so smart, but she is so much fun. she will light up the place. but you will also learn a lot from her. senator scott: dr. kissinger, i had the privilege of having breakfast with one of your high school mates, dr. greenspan. would you talk a little about the utility of economic sanctions against russia, specifically, energy sanctions as a way of impacting their aggressive behavior? mr. kissinger: russia is in my view not a strong country. russia is a country with a very determined leadership. and russia has presented historically a dual challenge of itself into the world. it covers 11 time zones. it is involved in every region of the world. it has no natural borders. it has always attempted to expand, to extend its security belt. on the other hand, at crucial moments in human history, it stood up to the mongols, to the french, and to the germans, and preserved the equilibrium of the world by willing their people to suffer for their indepe

shultz negotiated well for the s.p.d. and rested key portfolios from the conservatives he came away with the ministry of finance labor an official from south the foreign ministry all this despite the fact that he said he never wanted to become a minister and that was government and was against another grand coalition. afterwards many people in the s.p.d. said he had broken his word twice many party members were angry. and that time get did not abate despite his decision on wednesday to resign as party leader making way for under a anonymous to take over then on friday schultz announced he would no longer seek the post of foreign minister saying it could jeopardize the upcoming vote on joining the grand coalition. i hereby declare my decision not to join the federal government and sincerely hope that this will bring the personnel debates within the s.p.d. to an end the s.p.d. youth wing also said the focus should be on the grassroots vote not on person then issues i can only warn you now that modern schultz has announced h

shultz negotiated well for the s.p.d. and rested key portfolios from the conservatives he came away with the ministry of finance labor and official tim southee the foreign ministry all this despite the fact that he said he never wanted to become a minister and michael's government and was against another grand coalition. afterwards many people in the s.p.d. said he had broken his word twice many party members were angry. that time get did not abate despite his decision on wednesday to resign as party leader making way for andrea nonis to take over. then on friday schultz announced he would no longer seek the post of foreign minister saying it could jeopardize the upcoming vote on joining the grand coalition. i hereby declare my decision not to join the federal government and sincerely hope that this will bring the personnel debates within the s.p.d. to an end the s.p.d. youth wing also said the focus should be on the grassroots vote not on person that is shoes i can only warn you now that martin shows has announced his re

angela merkel's conservative bloc and the center left social democrats and it looked like martin shultz was set to be installed as the next foreign minister of germany friday evening and all that has gone out the window martin schultz has announced he won't be taking up that position as germany's t.v. chief diplomat and rumors are abound he's being forced to step down from that by some disgruntled colleagues high up in his own party who actually blame him for the party's current failure as well mr schultz put out a statement himself explaining in his own words why he wouldn't be taking up the post i renounce joining the federal government and at the same time i hope that this will in the personal debates within the s.p.d. we all make policies for the people in this country and my personal ambitions must be behind the interests of the party but it's a social democratic party that's in real dies straight at the moment earlier on friday we saw the current foreign ministers gabrielle lash out at martin schultz saying that all that was left was regret it how little respect there was between

shultz died in santa rosa in 2000, his comics first appeared in 1950 and continued to bring laughteraround the world. we were just talking about that, when you look at how much space you're getting in this area, $3.8 million doesn't sound too bad. >> you will have a little bit of a commute, my trend. >> also the bedroom where big pen stayed has that dust cloud over it. >> that's why you had to have nine bathrooms. >> this morning we're starting out with cool temperatures, it was a windy weekend, but as we step out the door this morning it feels much cooler, probably breezy where you are, too. a live look in san jose with a mostly clear start and here is what to expect, 45 degrees today our high temperature heading up to 62. we will see just a few passing clouds throughout the morning but today we are back to normal for our temperatures for this time of year. we will actually feel like it's winter outside and tomorrow it will be a touch warmer. we will bring down those winds just a bit. here is a look at our high temperatures today all around the bay area, still going to be very cool

kissinger and secretary shultz and sector automatons. this is certainly a distinguished panel and we're grateful that you were here today. each of you have played a verypa important role in some of the most monumental foreign-policy decisions in our nation's p history. and onle behalf of all the membs of the committee we look forward to your testimony. this morning syriaia global challenges in u.s. national security follows the release last week of a new nationaleg defense strategy. this strategy would support the president recently released national security strategy states that the subject facing our nation is the reemergence of long-term strategic competition with russia and china, and that this competition replaces terrorism as a primary concern in the u.s. national security. without question russia remains determined to reassert its influence around the world. most recently by using maglite influence an active measures activities to undermine the american peoples faith in our election process as well as other western elections. like

last few days from all three of the parties involved in these talks but we heard as well from martin shultz the leader of the social democrats this morning who said despite this progress there are still many issues which need to be resolved and a lot of these obstacles revolve around social policy and we've already also heard today that the c.s.u. that's the bavarian sister party to merkel's conservatives that they've actually already canceled a board meeting for tomorrow which could indicate of course that these talks will be expected to extend into monday and of course today's deadline so to speak was a very loose deadline and the parties have given themselves a two day buffer so it could well be that we are still here in two days' time or a case to tell us more then about these topics that are still causing trouble. or the main obstacles are as i mentioned these social policies that martin schulz mentioned and they cover the german health insurance system and also limited contracts in the german work market and also and and so these are going to be more obstacles to overcome and the cons

martin shultz the leader of germany social democrats and former chancellor candidate has officially stepped down schultz has nominated andrea knowledge as his successor the move comes amid widespread disenchantment with shelters leadership within s.p.d. ranks party members are currently preparing to vote on a deal with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives to form another round coalition. martin short sleeves empty handed just a week ago it looked like he would become foreign minister and new government now he's given up that ambition as well as the s.p.d. leadership. the only people to have resigned from my s.p.d. post and from the government because i want to help and the debate about personalities in the party. members can focus on the coalition agreement. s.p.d. members will vote on the coalition deal between the social democrats and conservatives early next month it's fear that grassroots members could reject it out of frustration with debates about ministerial posts. many members believe could now rejuvenate the party the s.p.d. executive has endorsed charles schultz a successor. t

lieutenant governor lamb, statewide elected officials, speaker mccaul, president pro tem shultz, members of the court, honorable senators, representatives, cabinet members, our tribal leaders, guests, and citizens of the state of oklahoma. i would like to take a brief moment to thank my fellow oklahomans for the great honor and opportunity of a lifetime, to serve as governor of the great state of oklahoma. family and i have really loved traveling across the state, meeting all kinds of outstanding oklahomans. words cannot express how much i appreciate the sacrifices of my entire family, their love and support over the many years i have served the state. that includes my loving husband. he deserves a round of applause for that. [applause] and our combined six children. two of our children have joined us here today. my daughter, christina, who was three years old when i sat in the back of that chamber, second to the last row, as a freshman legislator. and my son, who was four months old. he is out of state right now on a business trip. also have with me my stepson .dam, and his wife elizabe

country's elections but both chancellor angela merkel and her social democrat counterpart martin shultz say that the agreement is the only way to guarantee german stability. after a marathon thirty four hours of negotiations it's all strained smiles for the would be coalition partners with a working compromise achieved relief from the chancellor. it's been about so i am convinced that the coalition agreement we have worked on together can be just that the basis for a solid and stable government that's what our country needs and it's what the world is expecting from us awful about. expectations were high especially among martin schultz's social democrats the s.p.d. party base will have the last word over the next few weeks the parties roughly four hundred sixty thousand members will decide whether the agreement will stand as the foundation for a new grand coalition shields's message success he's a target stock we had a big influence on this agreement and we're grateful to the union parties for making compromises that were difficult for them but it chiva ball in the end just. one example

resignation not to rush ahead and place the next candidate on a pedestal in just three short days martin shultz now finds himself without the leadership of the s.p.d. without a position of authority and without a ministerial post and with the s.p.d. really in chaos. for the latest twist in this political drama let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow who is standing by at our parliamentary studios so thomas all of this hard work on the coalition agreement now this how surprising was this development but you say. well it is certainly surprising in particular for those here in germany who thought that after months of uncertainty germany's political troubles were about to come to an end with the signing of a coalition deal only a few days ago but this is just another chapter in germany's political drama as you your say and certainly big development in germany a big development also for the s.p.d. if you ask why this development happened the reason is that the debate on personnel the debate on who would do what's in a no the grand coalition overshadowed the debate on content and th

four months after the country's elections chancellor angela merkel from the conservatives and martin shultz from the social democrats announced the deal it means merkel will keep the chancellor's post but the social democrats will have control of some of the most important ministries the deal still has to be approved by that's party's rank and file. more that story now with our political correspondent hans brandt with us here in our studio and also max hoffman a standing by in a process good to have you both with us let's start with you as we said germans finally have a blueprint out for a new government if the s.p.d. rank and file approve it that is the next hurdle what did you make of this coalition agreement what is the vision here what stands out well the vote by the social democratic rank and file still has rejected as you say but i think in the end they're likely to approve of the deal simply because the alternatives are to costly to call contemplate as it were for new elections in which the social democrats would likely lose even more support if you look at vision in this in this coa

but then they decided to go ahead when shultz poison came and said we'll always go in pairs and if. we don't do it today and we're not going to do much of anything any more to see that the home is mocking them and it will. mix them up. so in the end they decided to do it the group posted the flyers all over berlin in mid may nine hundred forty two schultz of boys and had since been promoted to first lieutenant. he was still transmitting radio warnings about secret fair mox maneuvers in the east. the gestapo long search for who was behind it but they weren't able to track them down. until july one nine hundred forty two when a soviet secret service transmission from the previous august was finally decoded it was a message from moscow to brussels unit where howard schultz avoidance name and address. on august thirty first the gestapo came to his office in the russian air ministry chilled to boys and was arrested immediately and interrogated. he could not refute the allegations all the evidence was against him. when he didn't come home that evening his wife suspected something was wron

and that's when shultz boys and at the idea of writing a short text entitled permanent exhibition of the nazi paradise or hunger lies the gestapo for how much longer. and someone found a printer and they made about a thousand of them. then one sunday evening that talked it over again that. someone who had worked on it discussed and weighed up whether it was the right thing to do or if it were too dangerous it's called in his office and even the older one said we're not touching that. but then they decided to go ahead when shultz poison came and said we'll always go in pairs and if we don't do it today and we're not going to do much of anything anymore i think sees it as a home. and it will be. so in the end they decided to do it the group posted the flyers all over berlin in mid may nine hundred forty two schultz a voice and had since been promoted to first lieutenant. he was still transmitting radio warnings about secret fair mox maneuvers in the east. biggest up a long search for who was behind it but they weren't able to track them down. until july nine hundred forty two when a so

ministerial parts i'm going to start which has she were roe remain at the helm of the government and martin shultz resigned from the as well as the leader of the social democrats that's been confirmed just right before we came on air and that he's slated to become germany's foreign minister and his party colleague schultz could take over the finance minister well this is just a tentative look at some of the potential candidates for ministerial posts here let's find out more about what this lineup means for germany and europe in general would you w. news is that political correspondent simon young gets out here with me some to shed some light on the americal will stay at the helm of the government she had to give up some prime real estate to secure this deal is she out of the out out of the woods yet well in terms of her leadership you know as melinda was saying there pretty much everyone is expecting to this is america's last term as johnson you know she is very weakened i would say this evening in the sense that you know she's had to give up make compromises on these key cabinet positions you kno

santa rosa home of charles shultz the creator of the peanuts comic strip is on the market for nearlyeet with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms. his comics first appeared in 1950. >> here in the bay area that much space, 3.8, sounds like a deal, right? >> that's a lot of square footage. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a store delivers the wrong mattress over and over and over and over again. so the consumer asks us to put this nightmare to bed. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. new files a lawsuit against harvey weinstein and his former company. >>> happening now, new york's attorney general files a lawsuit against harvey weinstein and his former company. the film producer facing dozens of allegations of sexual abuse including rape, but denies nonconsensual sex. the lawsuit alleges he abused female employees and made verbal threats to kill staff members. >>> parts of puerto rico thrown back into darkness, an explosion and fire at an electric substation creating a huge setback to everything to restore power five months aft

developments within the is that he would have any impact on the coalition agreement because after all martin shultz was the one who negotiated the coalition agreement on behalf of the s.p.d. . this is a complicated question we don't really know that however i think that it will not impact in the decisions that have been already taken so the policies that are great on so far so it's more of an internal is more fun for us to write a month or two from the university here in berlin thank you very much thank you. listen take a look at some other stories making news around the wild u.s. president donald trump has signed a bill into law increasing the federal budget and ending a brief government shutdown the senate and the house of representatives have previously passed the bill it will fund the government through march twenty third and increase overall spending limits over the next two years. risky operations in taiwan have started to wind down after a devastating six point four magnitude earthquake rocked an area around the eastern city of this while in this week the death toll now sits at twelve dead w

article not in one nine hundred eighty i'll ask michael about that i'm sorry go ahead kevin well george shultz just days ago said a nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon so thresholds being crossed i mean i look at the report called nuclear famine by international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war a nobel peace prize winner that said if just one hundred nagasaki sized bombs were exchanged let's say between india and pakistan that was the case study it would cause a nuclear winter that would starve two billion human beings so these are not games to be played with abolition is where it's at the nobel peace prize last december went to the international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons and then have the survivors of the only explicit use of nuclear weapons in warfare from hiroshima and nagasaki we had better abolish these weapons before they abolished us kennedy said that in sixty two kissinger said that ten years ago in an op ed to the wall street journal we are living on borrowed time ok michael again we have to remind our viewers that under international law your first use

article not in one nine hundred eighty i'll ask michael about that i'm sorry go ahead kevin well george shultz just days ago said a nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon so thresholds being crossed i mean i look at the report called nuclear famine by international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war a nobel peace prize winner that said if just one hundred nagasaki sized bombs were exchanged let's say between india and pakistan that was the case study it would cause a nuclear winter that would starve two billion human beings so these are not games to be played with abolition is where it's at the nobel peace prize last december went to the international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons and the have the survivors of the only explicit use of nuclear weapons in warfare from hiroshima and nagasaki we had better abolish these weapons before they abolished us kennedy said that in sixty two kissinger said that ten years ago in an op ed to the wall street journal we are living on borrowed time ok michael again we have to remind our viewers that under international law you first use of

how significant that is it's really an excellent result for the social democrats i mean with martin shultz leading probably the foreign ministry that is a very important post which was an s.t.d. hands before we have to say he will be of course a strong european supporter so that is a huge deal for the s.p.d. and then the other ministry that came as quite a surprise as the finance ministry which was before in christian democratic hands and has been a key post for christian democrats for a long time so it's going to be very interesting to see if it's probably going to be led by the mayor of hamburg and it's going to be very interesting to see what that means also for the european union germany has let this very strong austerity course within the european union for the past years and that could now a change under the leadership of all of shows and of the leadership of the social democrats and then they are going to get the labor ministry which is also of course a key post for the social democrats so they are really the winners of these coalition talks and who are the losers here i mean how do

he left the talks that all of them now needed a shower and meanwhile the social democrats martin shultz has just announced that subject to approval of the coalition and the new cabinet he'll become foreign minister if confirmed as the country's top diplomat he will step down as the party's leader and be forced to eat his own words. mr schultz exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet led by merkel c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government. artie's peter all over it looks at what we can expect after this long awaited deal what is this painful compromise well the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous go. but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the s.p.d. membership that's four hundred sixty thousand people that will be casting a vote by mail so are expecting a result from that ballot over the next few weeks trying to drum up support for the deal we sa

saying could this be the end of the political career of martin shultz the form of a you paul and president well he still remains a member of the bush in the stud book what's his future holds right now it's really anybody's guess the stuff that he said he won't be taking a seat in a cabinet with angola merkel should the coalition deal go ahead. human rights watch has accused iraqi kurdish security forces of mass executions of suspected islamic state finances this was back in august the report claims the killings occurred near the town of zuma where an apparent mass grave was found the record this government denies them because ations claiming that the bodies belong to i saw fighters killed in battle with kurdish forces who discussed the findings with senior iraqi researcher for human rights watch focus will since september we've been looking for an eyewitness who can testify to the fact that the men were captured and were captured alive and later they were killed by kurdish security forces. and and what we found two weeks ago is the actual great site and now we know where the bodies. were a

article not in one nine hundred eighty i'll ask michael about that i'm sorry go ahead kevin well george shultz just days ago said a nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon so threshold is being crossed i mean i look at the report called nuclear famine by international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war a nobel peace prize winner that said if just one hundred nagasaki sized bombs were exchanged let's say between india and pakistan that was the case study it would cause a nuclear winter that would starve two billion human beings so these are not games to be played with abolition is where it's at the nobel peace prize last december went to the international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons and the have the survivors of the only explicit use of nuclear weapons in warfare from hiroshima and nagasaki we had better abolish these weapons before they abolished us kennedy said that in sixty two kissinger said that ten years ago in an op ed to the wall street journal we are living on borrowed time ok michael again we have to remind our viewers that under international law your first use

article not in one nine hundred eighty i'll ask michael about that i'm sorry go ahead kevin well george shultz just days ago said a nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon so thresholds being crossed i mean i look at the report called nuclear famine by international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war a nobel peace prize winner that said if just one hundred nagasaki sized bombs were exchanged let's say between india and pakistan that was the case study it would cause a nuclear winter that would starve two billion human beings so these are not games to be played with abolition is where it's at the nobel peace prize last december went to the international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons and then have the survivors of the only explicit use of nuclear weapons in warfare from hiroshima and nagasaki we had better abolish these weapons before they had kennedy said that in sixty two kissinger said that ten years ago in an op ed to the wall street journal we are living on borrowed time ok michael again we have to remind our viewers that under international law your first use of nuclea

albuquerque police chief ray shultz. >> it's not against the law to be a missing person unless therespicious circumstances. >> and chief shultz was right in saying that mike was totally within his rights to walk out and cut off ties with everyone in his life. the people he loved, the people he no longer loved. and so the investigation was limited to that of a missing person. winter 2002 turned to spring. no one heard from mike snyder. his expensive mechanics tools lay unused at work. ellen now a single mom filed for divorce. she was awarded the house, the money in their joint account, and sole custody of their daughter elizabeth. >> when your daughter, mike's daughter, would say to you, wrds daddy? what would you say. >> i didn't know. that he had left because he was mad at mommy. >> a year after mike left her, ellen said she could no longer afford that home they built together. now that she only had her salary. so she sold the house and she and her kids, michael and elizabeth moved to a much smaller one. it was fall 2003 when ellen received a followup call from the albuquerque polic

between angela merkel's conservative bloc in the center left social democrats and it looked like martin shultz was set to be installed as the next foreign minister of germany friday evening and all that has gone out the window martin schultz has announced he won't be taking up that position as germany steve chief diplomat and rumors are abound he's being forced to step down from that by some disgruntled colleagues high up in his own party who actually blame him for the party's current failure as well mr schultz put out a statement himself explaining in his own words why he wouldn't be taking up a post i renounce joining the federal government and at the same time i hope that this will in the personal debates within the s.p.d. we all make policies for the people in this country and my personal ambitions must be behind the interests of the party but it's a social democratic party that's in real bias straight at the moment earlier on friday we saw the current foreign ministers gabrielle lash out at martin schultz saying that all that was left was regret it how little respect there was between sen

more questions that you walked in the door with.sot nobody can give you a definite answer. craig shultz lost his home as well. he says there has been a lot of bad information and rumors floating around. he came to tonight's meeting hoping to get some straight answers.sot it would be great if there's one place where you can get answers.despite the challenges, both craig and cheryl say they are confident their respective homes will be rebuilt, even if it takes longer that they would like.sot yes, definetly. yessot absolutley. it's probably going to take us a few years. if i was in a rush i would be more frustrated. i realize it's going to take to 3 yeras now, everyone i talked to says they think the city and county have done a pretty good job coordinating the recovery effort despite it being a massive job.in santa rosa, charles clifford kron 4 news. (grant) (grant) the berkeley city council has voted to lower the tax collected on recreational pot sold there. kron4's maureen kelly reports tonight that critics of the decision say it's premature. marijuana might be legal for adult 21 and ove

more questions that you walked in the door with.sot nobody can give you a definite answer. craig shultz says there has been a lot of bad information and rumors floating around. he came to tonight's meeting hoping to get some straight answers.sot it would be great if there's one place where you can get answers.despite the challenges, both craig and cheryl say they are confident their respective homes will be rebuilt, even if it takes longer that they would like.sot yes, definetly. yessot absolutley. it's probably going to take us a few years. if i was in a rush i would be more frustrated. i realize it's going to take to 3 yeras now, everyone i talked to says they think the city and county have done a pretty good job coordinating the recovery effort despite it being a massive job.in santa rosa, charles clifford kron 4 news. california wildfire-causefire victims accuse utility of removing potential evidence santa barbara, calif. (ap) - residents in areas burned by california's largest-ever wildfire are accusing a utility of removing power poles that could be vital to determining t

martin shultz has many many years of experience in brussels so theoretically if he does in fact take that post he will be bringing that to bear so a lot of when they are saying for the social democrats will that be enough to overcome the final hurdle we cannot forget that the s.p.d. party members will have to vote on this agreement about three weeks time. that is the big question martin short's just said in that statement that he hopes the members will read the contract that they will look at what has actually been decided rather than simply voting on a gut feeling of rejecting a grand coalition but as we know twenty four thousand new members have joined the party in recent weeks a number of them in response to a drive by the party's youth wing to get new members precisely in order to vote no on the ground coalition the new membership represents almost five percent of the party so that is not obviously enough to win on its own but it's it will remain very suspenseful for several weeks until we have the outcome of that vote which is probably not going to be before the end of february

wasserman-shultz from florida. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> my mike keeps going on and off mr. chairman. i will note that cbo has endeavored to increase your outreach in hiring of women economists. so it's good to see two women at the table. in follow-up to mr. palmer's question, could you, for example, give us a sense of what effect a sharp decrease in the levels of legal immigration would do employment levels? >> as you can naimagine, one of the most important factors underlying our projections is population growth. if a policy had an impact on population growth, that would feed in many direct ways to our projections of labor force growth. >> my understanding is that cbo in the past has done analyses of comprehensive immigration reform legislation. is it accurate to say that comprehensive immigration reform, if it became law would significantly contribute to employment levels? is. >> so the version of the immigration -- comprehensionive immigration reform that we considered earlier did increase employment levels and therefore resulted in additional revenues. and that was one

i wonder whether mr shultz will get a ministry or not he said he didn't want one but now they say he will become foreign minister so that something exciting at the end of the day. right of all on the subject of who gets what job let's look at how the parties are planning to divvy up top ministers it's a start which has on the americas she will stay at the helm as chancellor and martin schultz resigns as that has resigned i should say as a leader of the social democrats and will indeed become germany's foreign minister and his party colleague all of olaf schultz is slated to become the finance minister well that's just a tentative look at some of the potential candidates for minister a post a find out more about what the lineup means for germany and europe as well with a political correspondent simon young good to see you simon. american no surprise there it will stay at the helm of the government she had to give up some prime real estate to secure this deal and her position is she out of the woods has it paid off well it looks like there's going to be a government you still go to get

live from our lead on the blog and unemployed germany social democrats ousted their leader marching shultz and just days after he negotiated their return to coalition government what's more he will lose out on the post of foreign minister we will ask our correspondent why now and is the plan coalition.

most likely remain the chancellor she will take go into a fourth term probably that leader martin shultz will become the foreign minister particularly the job that he wants but let's look up pessimistically if a deal isn't done then it's down to the president to untangle the mess he has a largely ceremonial role but a very important constitutional role and he will then have to select a proposed chancellor put it to the bundestag for one perhaps two maybe even three different votes and after that if there's no agreement we could be back to a whole new set of general elections here in germany that's not a very good prospect all right paul many thanks indeed i was it was pulled from the life in berlin. italy's prime minister has condemned a shooting by a far right supporter saying that hatred and violence won't be allowed to divide the nation six african immigrants were injured in the central town of musharraf's a suspect is in police custody peter shop reports. this was a drive by shooting that italian police said was racially motivated firing from this vehicle the lone gunman is said to h

the pause in the bush administration's dealing with gorbachev to assess reagan and what he and shultz had accomplished. gorbachev from -- from gorbachev's point of view, it was frustrating, he couldn't understand it. back, it seems to me to have been a big mistake to the extent that it actually happened. you gentlemen may decide it is in. when i look back and i read memoirs, it is said gorbachev was trying to smother us with theness, these are almost words, i would find them if i opened the book. gorbachev was more dangerous than his predecessors, because bywas loading our vigilance seemingly beaten so reasonable. by this time, gorbachev transformed the soviet system when thinking about the conference in the 1988, which set the stage for the free elections of 1989. the archaeological underpinnings of foreign-policy. he signed a disarmament treaty and move toward another. inannounced the drastic cut soviets conventional forces in europe. he withdrew from afghanistan, although he's not entirely out until spring of 1989. he has recognized universal human rights. be theunderstand to summa

more questions that you walked in the door with.sot nobody can give you a definite answer. craig shultz says there has been a lot of bad information and rumors floating around. he came to tonight's meeting hoping to get some straight answers.sot it would be great if there's one place where you can get answers.despite the challenges, both craig and cheryl say they are confident their respective homes will be rebuilt, even if it takes longer that they would like.sot yes, definetly. yessot absolutley. it's probably going to take us a few years. if i was in a rush i would be more frustrated. i realize it's going to take to 3 yeras now, everyone i talked to says they think the city and county have done a pretty good job coordinating the recovery effort despite it being a massive job.in santa rosa, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( james ) people affected by the thomas fire are accusing a utility of removing power poles... which could be vital to determing the cause of the deadly santa barbara fire. lawyers are seeking a temporary restraining order. that order would bar "southern calif

germany's social democrat leader martin shultz resigned after helping recently. called granny coalition with chancellor merkel. the other big resignation the foreign minister of the netherlands quits after admitting he lied about a meeting with vladimir putin the russian leaders intentions to forge a great russian. coming up in the program in exclusive interview with our to see the head of the court of arbitration for sport defends the olympic committee's decision to exclude russia which the court itself have already cleared of doping allegations. the fact that. the guilt of an athlete that has nothing to do with the case. with all the day's big stories live at the top of the hour every hour this international broadcasting from moscow hello and welcome to our top story germany's social democratic party leader martin schultz has announced his resignation with immediate effect his decision comes after he lost it in the german election to chancellor angela merkel and then faced criticism over agreeing to form the coalition to essentially form a majority government f