this is a building, the talbot center. pay close attention to how trees are swaying and look directly behind those trees. >> oh, that's the roof. >> oh, wow! >> it's on top of the red car the wind picked up the roof and blew it into the parking lot, damaging four cars in total. >> oh my gosh. >> you have video? >> yeah. >> winds incredibly strong in ireland. reports say hurricane force winds, 70 to 80 miles per hour, you have a couple in a car, the woman behind the camera is rachel heinz, happened to have the camera rollinging. >> oh [ bleep ], get it on video! >> [ bleep ]! >> oh! >> you can see do enormous tree across the road, and bare lid missed that car. the car that was going right underneath it. >> no, no. >> go [ bleep ]. get it on video. >> [ bleep ]. >> luckily the car coming the other direction gave a flash of its lights warning the tree looked like it was about to come down so these folks stopped in time to miss it. the couple in the car, they were smart. after they saw this, we need to go home. >> go back that

i should be about eleven degrees during this time of year as justice talbot twenty confused and quiet wind conditions but that would be going down in the next twenty four hours the staircase then dropping to only thirteen degrees in human stay and stay that way during their stay and the rest of the us and canada this minus twenty one and to stay in with an a list of twenty two pillows syrup and are spaced at least two and a lot. the flywheel very year of working when nancy over the west. i'm not there after the closet knitting into the british isles and yet eerie and ten has not been heavy rain at times and hydrangeas as follows strong winds. the mulberry calm conditions for the rest of the continent and temperatures are going to be spring like in many areas that were there just across the rest well in christ is the london and across the easter bunny moscow which is higher than that this could be in kiev but partly sunny skies years extended pockets. i wound. i am. in the i know the rest. the car i was. i know. the road it's the story to share a few before we can assign seizing count

jacob talbot already twitted that put news going after georgia maybe not to crimea so this is total nonsense and actually we're now seeing that interference from the west is only fueling the crisis in ukraine and all we're living through more of casualties and they have already announced the possibilities of sanctions but i believe that they should consider imposing those sanctions on themselves because they are now to blame for the ask the lation of the crisis and for more casualties in the straits of ukraine how would rise of this kind have been dealt with may be have happened elsewhere in europe. well we have already seen germany france and other countries are very strict on on those protesters and had it been happening somewhere in the united states of america for example or in the center of europe i think the protesters would be crushed very quickly because this is the. direct threat to the litter ship of those states and all those european countries we have seen the government did to protesters in athens and greece we have seen what the u.s. government and u.s. police did to occupy wal

. >> that's because russians, talbot says, are used to an authoritarian leader. >> we should fight withse he's a monster. he's not. just his values are not my values and not values, i think, of the whole new generation in russia. his mind is very so to say soviet. >> soviet. >> his mind is very soviet. >> calls him a throw-back. putin would call heimstra additional as he told me in this december press conference. >> translator: need to find the most traditional values without these values society becomes degraded. quite clearly we need to return to these values to understand the reason for this, the evaluations, appraisals of them and to move forward. >> he tends to pick on values we could call traditional conservative values, his anti-gay policies being a pretty good example of that. what he's really saying is we in russia are a pure civilization. >> putin sees himself as protector and savior of modern russia. over the last decade, putin has paid off russia's debt, improved the quality of life for many, and made russia a major player in international affairs. >> he's also shown just in

. >> this is joe talbot. sir, i would like to ask you about the legal framework of your missions. do you usually need to clear the mission with your local authorities? if yes, do you coordinate with the local authorities in securing an embassy? >> absolutely. the ambassador does that coordination within the country that we would be operating in, and we would only do that under her or his request. so, that coordination would be done. as far as the countries we operate from, we have agreements in place or missions that we are responsible for and we are not doing any operations that are not, that do not have visibility or approvals of those countries we operate from. >> let me take a question from this gentleman right here with the glasses. ok, we will start there and go to the gentleman to the right. please. >> i wonder about the relationship of the marines to our special forces, navy seals, army rangers, delta force. to take a current example, there is a report we have special forces in southern libya right now where forces loyal to the former regime took over a military base. how

. >> this is joe talbot. sir, i would like to ask you about the legal framework of your missions. do you usually need to clear the mission with your local authorities? if yes, do you coordinate with the local authorities in securing an embassy? >> absolutely. the ambassador does that coordination within the country that we would be operating in, and we would only do that under her or his request. so, that coordination would be done. as far as the countries we operate from, we have agreements in place or missions that we are responsible for and we are not doing any operations that are not, that do not have visibility or approvals of those countries we operate from. >> let me take a question from this gentleman right here with the glasses. ok, we will start there and go to the gentleman to the right. please. >> i wonder about the relationship of the marines to our special forces, navy seals, delta rangers, army force. to take a current example, there is a report we have special forces in southern libya right now where forces loyal to the former regime took over a military base. how

. >> this is joe talbot. i would like to ask you about the legal framework of your missions. do you usually need to clear your mission with the local authorities? if yes, do you coordinate with the local authorities in case of evacuation or securing and embassy -- securing animistic? >> absolutely. i mean, ambassador does that coordination within the country that we would be operating in. we would only do that under her or his request. so that coordination would be done. as far as the countries that we operate from, we have agreements in place for the missions that we are responsible for, and we are not doing any operations that don't have visibility and approvals for those countries that we operate from. >> going to take th the questio, this gentleman right here with the glasses. okay. we will start there and then go to the gentleman to his right. please. >> hi. i'm wondering about the relationship of the marines to our other special forces, navy seals, army rangers, delta force. and to take a current case example, there's a report we have special forces in southern libya ri

. >> so, as the talbot changes, we are trying to be responsive to that. i mentioned the efforts that we have about sorghum. but come back to the united states and the pallet changes and one of the things we have done is we have modified soybeans and what we can do is zero trans fat and improve the aureole profile so that it is which more healthy and also from the tasting standpoint and the functionality is a chamorro light olive oil. so, we have made the product better from a nutritional standpoint, zero trans fat as well as approving the profile to be something that the consumers already enjoy but now they can get the same functionality through the soybean oil. >> and then i will just -- i think when i hear your question a lot of what i hear is how does that information get back to the farm level? consumers can take may be changing, you know, the signal is getting scrambled somewhere in between, and immediately i go back to the market that i like the price and volume and if that is going to be communicated through the supply chain i think that helps to e