the way she to rio is one of the oldest in major styles of karate which is popular among cause of the mullahs of oriental martial arts these tournaments are held here not for the first time winners of the tournament will go to singapore with a change in which it will take place tokyo the kazakhstan national team showed excellent results at the world championships in tokyo last year they brought three gold medals home was at the end of quote above from john bill region won a gold medal in the weight categories up to sixty kilograms among women. this is a very good result. we hope that the guys will perform successfully at the ecj attention to. doesn't it. then skating teams that finished preparations for the sochi olympics. the final stars of the spinners will help the allies palace the international olympic committee confirmed the men have one licence for five thousand ten thousand meters it is still unknown who take part in them and fix because the licences were not given to certain people the current physical condition of the athletes will be assessed at that us practices. given these resul

if there was true democracy in iran, the mullahs would have already been kicked out of power. you have a vast middle class. there is something about iran, but because there is an elite of mullahs, they will be in control of the country. maybe rouhani will be moving in a more moderate direction. >> secretary kerry will be visiting. he will probably hide as not to be seen with these elites. how will he respond to what we heard from iran today? >> given that they said nothing about being disinvited to the talks in geneva, that is a nice opening. i expect a meeting with the iranian foreign ministers. nothing has been announced but i think it will happen. one important point, yes, the iranian regime has a problem with the u.s., but the people do not. the saudi regime is close to the united states, but the people do not like us. if you were to ask me which political system the u.s. is more likely to be engaged with, it does not take a rocket scientist or an iranian jew to figure that one out. >> some great perspective there. that is why surveillance is a must see tv show. from a bus

he was born in the town of khomein. many mullahs take their names from the village where they were born. for example, rafsanjani, the current president, he was born in rafsanjan. there are some who keep names because they are longstanding family names or family communities. but many of them, when it came time to become a mullah, then add the name of their village to their name. lived in a simple, mud brick home. his family was of limited means, but both his father and his grandfather had training as clerics. his grandfather, in fact, had been quite noted. he grew up at a time when education -- like education in other parts of the third world -- the primary means of education was through religious institutions. little boys went to the clerical schools to learn to read, and they learned to read the koran, just like in africa, the missionary schools were the first source of western education. and he became a mullah early on in life, became a very serious scholar. and by the '20s he had begun teaching at the same time the former dynasty

. >> : we've been told that three people were killed in a shooting in a mall at baltimore the mullahslombia will have more information and bring you any updates threat the newscasts. attention now for the weather. >> : then plows little breezy still nice. little hazy in some spots. another spare the air abatement. >> : were looking at 40 the napa. 62 in san mateo. 49 and it san jose. >> : proceed more sunshine little cooler toward the coast of the sea breeze. six seasons '70s again above normal for this time of year. '60s and '70s in these areas. >> : into the evening were expecting mostly clear conditions to its credit to chile in the overnight hours about mild and 8:00 p.m.. we have some changes to talk about in the forecast will take a look coming up in just a bit. >> : corporate team building has gotten quite creative in fact one firm says that have a mutt tale that best describes some clients. the appearance and the taste of their drinks. >> : music. >> : fun in 2005 s when my fire really arrived. as soon clear that they weren't the best. our hyde came next promising why fight a

the i think the crazy mullahs have given something here. they have given something. have squeezed them a little harder. but, i'm not opposed to the deal in general. let's see if karl rove agrees. he joins us now from austin, texas. and you say? >> i think we have got voodoo diddly squat from this deal. two months ago they announced they had a deal and it took them two months to finalize the agreement. took them two months to put down on paper what they theoretically all agreed to two months ago. what is that agreement? that agreement is to seek a further agreement and in the meantime we'll give the iranians between 4 billion on the low side, 12 billion on the high side of their money plus the ability to sell oil, trade goal, buy automobile parts and refurbish their economy and, in return, what they agreed to do is as follows. they agreed to take all this fissile material. all this nuclear weapons material that they have that is now 20% enriched and they will quote dilute it and then they will not agree to -- they will agree not to create any morphos sil material abov

and the willingness to trust the iranian mullahs and i think clearly america has a problem and there o. think about it. the economy is not doing well no matter what the white house tells you. the job market is dismal no matter what the labor secretary says. our health care is wrecked taxpayers are squeezed and the list is on and on and on. it's not a good way to start the new year. if the president is not believed or trusted don't expect our nation's problems to be addressed in a meaningful way. you can't make progress if you can't trust the guy in charge. the worst of it is, he's done it to himself. and we have to live with this for another three years. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-seco stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new b

. >> reporter: and then what happened was, the syrian foreign minister mullah basically addresseds himng secretary kerry you have absolutely no right to dictate anything for the syrian people. the syrian people will decide that. he went on for about 20 minutes, ban ki-moon tried to cut him off several time, he refused. and then the secretary leader mr. jara took the stage. joining the opposition in a transitional government saying time is blood. christine, all the syrian sides are supposed to get together on friday for direct talks. but when you listen to what happened here today, it's really unclear whether there's an atmosphere for any kind of productive talks. >> and for the people in syria, three years now of civil war, and they don't see any changes on the ground. elise labbot, thank you, elise. >>> there are new calls this morning for a fraternity in arizona state university to be expelled. they threw a party whey they called a black theme. tau kappa epsilon told attendees, quote, dress black. it showed people online wearing sports jerseys and holding watermelon cups. asu has sus

the mullahs, the religious leaders that effectively control iran, are saying that this agreement means nothing to them. as a matter of fact, the leader of iran said that they won't change one eye oata of their nuclear -- iota of their nuke leak program. you see, it's very interest -- of their nuclear program. you see, it's very interesting. i think when med men speak, the world should listen. and iran is acting in a way that is indicative of any mad men of all time, it is currently iran. and what they're plan -- player plan is to have, domination -- and when their plan is, to have domination across the world, by the use of nuclear weapons, to wipe millions of innocent people off the map, beginning with the jewish state of iran. of israel. you see, about 80% of the people hat live in israel travel to the tel aviv area for their employment. it's not -- it doesn't take much imagination to see how easy it would be for iran to send multiple nuclear missiles and virtually bipe out -- wipe out the jewish state of israel. but let us never think, as iran calls israel the little satan, iran call

and the cia has admitted that they were deeply involved in the overthrow of arbenz and want to know whether nine hundred fifty three a lot of mullah passed a major land reform law this is going to have significant effects throughout all of central america it was right around that time that they began to the seriously contemplate a covert operation directed at overthrowing the government a lot of. who was censured and carried off by the us so there were major business interests in the company that was most offended by the reforms that were taking place but united fruit on the board of united fruit was john foster dulles who happen to be our secretary of state and his brother allen dulles was the head of cia and so there was a convenient lake for these fears about appropriation of land with the cia the cia is not working to protect the american people its primary function is to protect american corporations to benefit risk and add a new. chapter in the already great tradition of the american state the film editor carry a lot of war in a country if it were to do this without any kind of congressional approval i think would put some r

the u.s. ambassador to extend wrote, there's little evidence to suggest that mullah omar is our radical with a western agenda. the head of the american negotiation delegation included that the taliban's refusal was actually a desire for more dialogue. he was subsequently promoted to national security council. the same has held true with north korea. on august 31, 1998, north korea launched a new missile over japan while talks were ongoing in europe. it symbolizes both the assessment of north korea's military under the agreed framework and pyongyang's continued defiance regardless of diplomacy, like a gambler sacrificing everything for one more poll of the slot machine. the clinton administration used the missile test not to reassess the process but to justify more diplomacy. pyongyang concluded that it was suffer no series consequence for its propagation, just as important, but also the divided its enemies. while washington embraced further investment in the north, japan had enough and suspended its funding. the clinton administration did not allow the north defiance or it's breaking of commit

hundreds of people flocked to mullah morning county sligo today to see some of the world's best big wave surfers take along to maxwell's up to ten majors they're heading for the ultimate trim. i'm terrified to be honest this type of tv i'm terrified. to play tennis. arts production storage and touched on was bringing peaks are two more things to win from all over this is what are the biggest or was ever a time to saturday and then hope to come out one piece. is it dangerous. so they got three life jackets on the head of the safety teams were on pace since no one was disappointed with the huge waves. purdy forty four states that range and for the bizarre took a hike through her words are from the moment we're trying again and said the barrows when the wave goes over your heads. qantas said that's the best feeling in the world and in them. sometimes we get the barrel the life that gets it's hard to sleep for the next couple nights just running on adrenaline just up the healing of the storm and c may have brought misery to a lot of people on the west coast of here my lord had brought nothin

mullah omar. he is a mean guy who will kill you if he sees you. i don't care what the movie says. weasel zipper -- >> is that like a retweet? in the meantime we're going to bring you other news by heather nauert. >> got headlines. we begin with a fox news alert. it is a possible break in the case of little madeleine mccann. london's daily mail reporting police are about to arrest three men who may have been involved in the three-year-old's disappearance seven years ago and that police are now on their way to portugal. these suspects were previously accused of robbing that resort where madeleine and her family were vacationing in portugal. police checking the phone record and wondering why the men made an unusually high number of phone calls to each other in the hours after madeleine vanished. we'll keep watching this story for you. >>> a retired police captain waking up behind bars accused of killing a man who was texting in a movie theater during the movie lone survivor. police say curtis reeves asked the man and his wife to stop texting during the previews. olson left the theate

we have not up until now and the last time under ahmadinejad, the mullahs, who really ran the country said absolutely not. now interestingly enough rouhani is going around talking somewhat more optimistically and the mullahs are silent. so is it possible to carve this up in a way that iran can do some things like for example limited enrichment of uranium 23% for their reactor under iaea's provision, or give it all up or whatever. i won't go into the details. they have other kinds of things they are doing but i think it is possible that it will take both sides getting over this distasteful series of decades that have really given bitterness to the relationship that's going to be hard to overcome. >> let me interject a zbig story here. zbig was in algiers and october of 1979 representing the president for the 25th anniversary of the algerian revolution -- resolution and madeline and i were there with him. the iranian revolution reached out and asked zbig for meeting and went to the meeting. >> this is after the iranian revolution. >> yes, this is eight months after the revolution. this