they depend on this few dollars. >> thank you very much. >> tarik mahmoud. tony, cindy baker. >> tarik mahmoud taxi driver. when cheryl brinkman made comment on item six. i would say can you imagine when you're bleeding from your body can you -- coming on this, it's nothing but a piece of junk, piece of crap. reporters telling airport should be given to one company and they should put caps. he brought in a taxi task force and a lawyer to present the c ase. they want all 24 cab companies occupant of that 22 companies to be closed on and entire business to be given two cab companies. that's what is shaking of a b ody. that means they are behind the game. they have access to the supervisor. they have been doing lot of things through the supervisor. we are requesting you that this support should be closed down. there's zero in it. this kind of item should be made clear that airport will not be given to one company and there will be no chance of closing 24 cab companies. let them operate as they are operating right now. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> tony,

considered the opposing side someone he could deal with and then you had a complete change africa tarik where it was very aggressive and that led to a. an opening where there could be some room for negotiation and just before dinner meeting the singapore meeting in from issue this letter that he would not probably not meet kim jong il and then india and they met so here it might be part of the. negotiating raising the stake in order to get to a better positions but it's very doubtful that the reason no. preconditions i think prison term made it clear before that he doesn't want iran to interfere in middle eastern affairs he doesn't want. to destabilize cantor is so therefore i don't think that there are no preconditions the conditions are. iran should. negotiate only if they are ready to actually return to a behavior that falls in line with united states but also with. the intentions. in the region as well as israel for what it's worth noting that iran of course didn't pull out of the iran nuclear deal the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal do you believe that part of rouhani woul

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so far, four boys have been tarik taken out of that flooded cave.ials said they were chosen because they were the healthiest. in this photo emergency personnel is taking one of the boys to the helicopter on the left. there were several ambulances at the scene. emergency personnel were lied up ready to help. the ambulances later arrived at a hospital in chiang rai. ben tracy is there and following the latest developments. >> reporter: elaine, those four boys that were rescued from the cave are now here at this hospital in chiang rai where they will be evaluated the next three to five days. this is also where they are going to be reunited with their families. now, as soon as they got out of the cave, they were first put on helicopters and air lifted from the scene. they were then transferred to ambulances and brought here to this hospital where they will be medically evaluated. >>> now, the head of this rescue operation says that all of this went very smoothly, that it went better than they had even expected. he said that now the next part of the oper

steve: apparently not will be a note tarik which is unusual.ow we are hearing the meeting one-on-one face to face no note taker, could be 90 minutes. putin is on that plane right now. it takes 30, 40 minutes to get from the airport to the presidential palace. we will imagine things will be getting started a little late. i was looking from my world radar it looks like there was a big storm somewhere between moscow and helsinki. so maybe it was weather. then again, maybe it was just i'm going to make you wait on me. abby: there you have it. the two men on the ground there in helsinki. this is the first time between these two men that they have had a summit between the united states and russia. of course, they have met before this at other international summits. but this is the first time that this has been preplanned where they have had both their teams working around the clock for months leading up to this about specific issues that they can find some common ground. i want to bring ainsley earhardt who is on the ground doing a fabulous job helpi