. >> moving onto other news, slovenia's governing coalition is on the brink of collapse after just 13 months in office. members of the ruling positive slovenia party have voted to oust the prime minister and replace her with the party founder. to hand in her resignation. coalition partners say they government led by the party leader. they are calling for new elections. hundreds of thousands of doldrums are making their way to rome to witness the historic -- athletic pilgrims -- catholic pilgrims are making their way to rome to witness the historic canonization of two saints. >> anticipation is building in rome and so are the crowds. tourists, believers, and onlookers are all flocking to st. peter's square ahead of tomorrow's ceremony. the canonization will be attended by dozens of heads of state and by pilgrims from around the world. it is thought that millions might attend. many are from poland. john paul ii was hugely popular in his native country. >> we loved our pope. andere at the beatification now we have come for the canonization as well. >> we owe so much to him. we are going

i'm moving on to some other news now slovenia is governing coalition is on the brink of collapse after just thirteen months in office. members of the ruling positive slovenia party have voted to oust prime minister i went to practice and as party leader and replace it with the party founder jon dee and events. i can say is expected to hand in her resignation. the coalition partners say they won't back the government led by jack and extremely clear that they are calling for new elections hundreds of thousands of catholic pilgrims had been making their way to rome for gathering to witness the historic canonization of two popes in one ceremony john the twenty third in john paul the second will be confirmed at st by the current pontiff pope francis on sunday anticipation is building in rome and silica crafts the identical to the sea on it was filled with tourists believers and on lookers this morning. they're all flocking to see peter's square ahead of tomorrow's ceremony the dual candidacy she will be attended by dozens of states and by pilgrims from around the world. it's thought that ov

germany's tonight it's going to stone in the tomb afraid yet potent the czech republic slovakia hungary slovenia bulgaria romania and croatia are members of the european union and in nineteen seventy nine this court as being a miracle to think about this. it's also been a steep learning curve for some any peace. and is due to a swedish band of representing the park aunties just twenty six years old she's the youngest member of the european parliament european union is constantly trying to adjust itself and one of the things that we have suffered tremendously this nature is i'm speaking we tried to do things too quickly. another factor in the standing down as daniel payne and it's a french green mep. he spent two decades in european politics and i'm a bit in the important current contribution to demonstrate that european identity exists and you can and the european and it did without passing through a national id with euro skeptic and nationalist parties riding high in the opinion polls. the next european parliament could look very different to. i i i e deadwood. while. it is. but on. check out t

the pristine settled in what is now slovenia before the sixth century when the first loving peoples descended onto the region to date there are only about one hundred and fifty members to stand in the capital of the piano and one hundred ma outside of the city. while that may be smiling on this date in influence. the slovenian capital city after the other is a reflection of tranquility and has a population of about two to seventy thousand advocates pasta gehry buildings dotted along the victim but there is nothing short of claims that the synagogue was built in twelve eighteen and s is able to l on thet b o the river. now all that's left of that kate today i jewish treats and she was too late. but it does matter at which local jewish scholar at pile it up there and getting to know what to say this is the most fascinating in medieval times. with these really interesting with these communities is that the latino voter who contradict our stereotypes it's interesting that screens this week the kiddos using the outside of jewish neighborhoods. christians also used inside your efforts also used out

i have invested in poland, hungary, slovakia, slovenia.e not invested in russia. >> is the policy uncertainty. the tension. harry, that is what i want to talk to you about. where you are investing these days. harry sloan is back in a moment. today's the day the obama administration releases medicare data. what are doctors getting paid? and for what services. megan hughes has been going through those numbers. some of the top doctors being investigated for fraud. of informationt we are talking about here. consumer groups say it is a big win for transparency. $77 billion in medicaid dollars paid to 880 thousand providers in 2012. going through these numbers, what is shocking is just how much money a select few doctors at the top made. of them has been accused of fraud in the past. the highest-paid doctor by the medicare program in 2012 is an ophthalmologist in west palm beach. $21 million just in 2012. 64 times the average national payment to after knowledge us -- to ophthalmologists that year. in 2009.lled medicare if the name sounds familia

and which is expected to peak in two thousand and sixteen but that's not all it's been found that slovenia france the canary islands and the arctic have already been affected on top of that the people helping with the cleanup efforts on site are finding their health is getting worse as a reader david finds out now. for the last three years former navy officer michael seaborne has been perplexed by a health condition that no doctor can seemingly explain just four months after working as part of the cleanup effort at the fukushima nuclear meltdown seaborne woke up and found that he could no longer push or pull with his right arm and he would later find out that his arm had been quickly losing muscle mass say with my right leg my right leg is actually seventeen centimeter smaller than my left leg so i basically just kind of the tearing from the right side there they're trying to figure out why that is doctors are still trying to diagnose seaborne after more than a dozen medical visits and countless neurological exams mutagenic it causes mutations it causes birth defects damages d.n.a. that's

who will share my love for the beauty of the country from where my grandparents immigrated from, slovenia. a small country with a cart. -- a small country with a big heart. how sad is it today that we face the prospect of seeing a shadow of the wall reemerge? please do me a welcoming a man not afraid to express his opinion, a man willing to risk being excoriated by the mainstream amendment and willing to exercise his first amendment right it does include the right to offend -- [laughter] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, maybe the only man capable of saying "mr. president, you are fired." a great american. please welcome me in joining donald trump. >> thank you very nice. i want to thank david fosse. the whole group has been amazing. is a great honor to be here. i love new hampshire. i have been here many times before. special people. people that love to work. they are workers. i love that. countries need that. to be honest, we have something that we have to do and we have to do it fast. we have to make america great again. we have to do it. it will not be able to continue onward. we're no

so how exactly did that surprise attack in slovenia. unfold a man who was guarding the checkpoint where the battle took place gave graham phillips his account of events to resit in the support in which we were here manning the checkpoint and saw four as you viz approaching with their headlights on full be one of our guys asked them to turn off their headlights show their i.d.'s and open the trunk instead a rifle barrel came out of the window and shot him down immediately people jumped out of the cars and opened fire on us they started throwing stun grenades and yelling get down our guys scattered running into the woods some of them tried to run back to the city but there was a sniper cutting off their retreat the first guy who came out of the road was immediately shot by the sniper so that was the second person they killed there was another guy with him and he just hit the ground and stay down unable to move very soon reinforcements came from the city there was gunfire from both sides then the attackers realized that they were outnumber

personnel who are active on russia's behalf in chechnya georgia in crimea have been photographed in slovenia it's gone now and. while there is no confirmation to date that those were the same people and they took direct orders from moscow the photographer from whose instagram the state department borrowed one of the shots and claimed it had been taken in russia later came out and said he had in fact taken the photo in east ukraine the state department has acknowledged the error but secretary kerry this thursday has still refer to the photos as evidence of russian operatives presence on the ground in ukraine. not a single russian official not one has publicly gone on television in ukraine and called on the separatists to support the geneva agreement to support the stand down to give up their weapons kiev has banned major russian t.v. channels but even ukrainian channels could have picked up russian foreign minister lavrov said call for all illegal armed groups to lay down weapons soon as a whole illegally armed groups must be disarmed all illegally seized buildings must be returned to their l