. ♪ trojan 30 yard line... ...7f those trips, >> nine.ine times stanford football drove inside the usc trojan 30- yard line. seven of those trips, cardinals came away without a score. strange game, strange loss. odd moment. third quarter, here's sc athletic director pat haden going to the middle of the field to speak to the referees. andre hadare, trojans up by free. stanford had time, but they imploded. sc recovered. and stanford was driving, too. sc won the game 13-10. and stamped stanford 17 home winning streak. all right, from that, how about san jose state? in hostile territory at fifth ranked auburn. first quarter, excuse me! san jose state! hey! it's a 75-yard pass and run, tyler urban. in the end zone, tie the game up at 7-7. but that was about it. auburn, they just rolled it up. nick marshall scored from 27 yards out. they roll, 59 to 13. from there, we have marcus mariato, quarterback for the oregon ducks, third quarter, spartans up by two. but mariato took care of that. a 37-yard touchdown. they scored the last 28 points of the

and he called me trojan.er drink. >> jimmy: that's no good. >> well, i have trojans. that's not my name. >> jimmy: you flew in from chicago. >> i did. >> jimmy: you're shooting your new show there? >> yes. "empire." >> jimmy: that's fun. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: who else is on that show with you? >> terrence howard is on the show with me. we're still working together again. gabby sidibe is on it. >> jimmy: howard told me he is manufacturing diamonds in a laboratory. pink diamonds. >> yes. >> jimmy: as i recall. did you know about this? >> he tried to get me to invest. i don't own any real diamonds. can't help you there. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: seems like if they're manufacturing real pink diamonds, you would want to invest in something. you need to invest in that? >> i said to him, if you give me a sample first. >> jimmy: and? >> i'm still waiting. >> jimmy: you're still waiting. maybe a gift will be something you'll get. >> pink diamond. >> jimmy: you acted together i

stanford takes on usc early on, but it was the trojans getting on the scoreboard. the punch it in from the 2-yard line which puts usc up seven- nothing. this game was the defensive battle in the fourth quarter. andre hodari was at 53-yard field goal, and that would make it 15-10 usc. stanford has one more chance, kevin hogan drops back, he's sacked. the trojans recover and it usc goes on to win the game 13-10, first loss of the season for the stanford cardinals. the san francisco giants are in full throttle as of late winning saturday's game, and saturday was certainly no letdown. down the line there, and one run with score the giants up, four-nothing. but it's not over. four-three giants at one point, buster posey at the plate. you will see him, and boom. that ball is deep and not playable. the giants win this 15-four and they are now game and half behind the los los angeles dodgers. if the playoffs started now they would take the last wild- card spot. we jump to oakland, but there was a bright spot. the affleck's are down three- one, josh reddick with a shot to c

earlier on it was the trojans getting on the scoreboard. that would pu ufc 7-0.stanford would have one more time and hogan drops back. the ball comes loose. the usc goes onto win this game . first lost of the season for the stanford's cardinals. raiders will take on the new york jets tomorrow morning, 10 a.m. and niners will take on the dallas cowboys. raiders in new york and niners in texas. the san francisco's giants in full throttle winning eight of their last tens before saturday's game. saturday was certainly no let down. he's going to hit this ball right down the line. it is looking good. okay, it got a little close. 4-3 giants as posey comes into play place and he hit that ball far. they're now a game and a half behind the dodgers. they would take the top wild cad spot. we had to talk about a's. josh redick, he hits this ball, deep shot off the wall and two runs. that would sky ty the game. lowery would get up there -- he would come in and score and the a's wins this one. hopefully, this will get offense back in gear as we get closer and closer to this pos

ball comes loose and the trojans recover. usc bins this game 13-10 making it the first loss of the season for the sanford cardinals. and we're now less than a couple hours away from the 49ers and raiders football games today. the oakland raiders taking on the new york jets at 10:00, and the san francisco 49ers will take on the dallas cowboys this afternoon at 1:25. both teams playing out of town this weekend. raiders and new york, niners in texas, and hopefully we'll get a win. >>> and if you like football, sports night live is the place to be this sunday night. 49ers, cowboys, raiders, jets, complete highlights and analysis from week 1 in the nfl, plus it's crunch time for the giants and a's. join me and former all-star bip robert for all of your sports needs sunday night at 9:00 after the news. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milesto

. >>> the matchup between san francisco archbishop, so the crusaders and the trojans. >> reporter: the viewers have spoken. it's our feature game. we're getting set for the kickoff, and we bring in the head coach, john lee, your second year here. what's the next step in the evolution of the program? >> to get us back to where they had been for a long time, making sure that the tradition that was built gets brought back and we're looking for a young men to do that. >> reporter: how do you go about doing that? >> we just want to match up. they are large up front with excellent speed. we have excellent speed, too. but we're not as tall but we feel we match up well with them. >> reporter: when you look at tape, what judges out at you, especially in week one when you have not seen much? >> they're speed. they have excellent speed. we know about their division championship. the coach does a great job, but we want to just stay on track. >> reporter: how do you match up with their d-line? >> we don't have big guys like that but we have speed and that's what they know we're going to rely on, do

only if you convince the people that the tax reform you're talking about is not a trojan horse for a tax increase can you ever get a consensus to do tax or form. i would argue that is the opposite of what the premise that somebody tried to put into the question. tax reform happens only when taxpayers are convinced that it is not a hidden tax increase. >> two more questions for each of you, if we could keep the answers brief, and i thank you both for doing that. i have one last question for both of you. mr. norquist, do you think the republicans will shut down the government again if president obama does not accede to their policy demands? >> no, i do not think they should take the approach that was taken last year. i think what it would have been better to have passed shorter bills. the idea shutting down the government and thinking that the press will focus on the issue you want them to focus on instead of the shutdown is historically inaccurate and not a good idea. and besides, we are taking the senate in a couple months, so hold your horses. >> mr. nader, if you could briefly say,

. >> it's a covert, essentially a trojan horse type of invasion into the united states. >> these are?t? >> yes, they are the vanguard of a much, much larger invasion which will lead to the demise of our nation as a global economic power. >> children? >> yes. but they are not coming here to kill. >> they're coming here to color. >> sure, if they want to finger paint, sure, but they can also do that in their homeland. >> that's right, they're after american finger paint, so he's organizing a new border offensive starting next may he's calling operation normandy. >> what we're going to do is man every porous area along the border from san diego, california to, brownsville, texas. >> if this is operation normandy and the children are invading us, wouldn't that make us the nazis? >> the reason i named it operation normandy was to show how large this event will be. >> i just think there are so many good wars out there that you could have made an announcement. why not the alamo? it's right there. literally. >> but amazingly, amelia maradonovich actually welcomed these invaders. >> what we'r

the victim caused trojans steve sarkisian to question it and called down his athletic director pat haguelk about it. tied at 10. 235 to play. andre hadari a career best 53- yarder to go up 1310 but stanford stanford had time and imploded. kevin hogan got sacked, lost the football with 25 seconds left. stanford was driving, too. second straight year. it's sc on top 13-10. stanford's first home loss since 2011. >> looking to raise the bears record against 2-0 against the sac state hornets. luke a pass and darius powell a run after catch. a 60-yard play that increased cal's lead to 21-0. ken lawler gets it with one hand. 28-0. the bears score 35 points in the 1st quarter. they won 55-14 to go up 2-0. in the season. >> iate finish here. nebraska titled with mcneese state they needed this amazing individual effort by amir abdullah. look at the taking breaking prowess. this was all under a minute to play. the number 19 huskers avoided an upset. they won the game 31-24. baseball. the coliseum had not buzzed like this in over a month. they started kazmir through a now hitter in the 6th against t

i'm the assistant principal of jefferson academy, home of the trojans. we would like to give a special welcome to our audience members. including jefferson academy. u.s. department of education, superintendent, dch chancellor and u.s. secretary of education, arne duncan. in a few moments, miss emily davis, teaching ambassador with the department of education, will moderate a panel discussion on state testing. with the adoption of common core state standard, state testing and teacher evaluation has been at the forefront of teacher and education. we will fully implement the park assessment, we are both anxious and assignment. today's discussion will talk about state testing and evaluation and how at the heart of it all we are educating children in our schools. the state superintendent for the state of colombia. as school officer, he directs statewide policy for early childhood, k-12 and higher education. during his entour, he implemented accountability and supported educators, helped to improve school education for children with special needs, engage stake

what is that behind you -- the trojan horse? of theve just been aware trojan horse. it is a metaphor of netflix into europe. i think it has to do with the u.s. free trade agreement. great deal of opposition to data and free trade agreements. howe going to have to show we are. with that, back to you. >> i do not think i can match that, so i will leave that there. time to talk telecoms. a bid for made jazztel. out of the broadband subscribers, let's bring in matt campbell. what are they after? best deals were to be done outside. >> there are bright spots. on spain.bet the spanish economy, against the odds is rebounding impressively. it sounds almost crazy to say so, but it is almost the case. they're trying to increase their bed. they are joining the trend of mobile convergence. tell -- jazztel is a fixed operation. >> this gives them the capacity and scale they need to compete. the wayplay seems to be things are going. we are insulated in the u.k., where it is uncommon to get mobile and home broadband from the same place where it in france, germany, spain, that is the

as stanford bounces back from the loss to the trojans last week. >>> how about number two oregon? they have a ducks against wyoming. and mariota getting out of trouble. nobody open? let me just run it in. he scored two times with his feet. couple of times with his arm and the ducks blew them away. 48-14. >>> want to you look at the scene in columbia, south carolina. look at that. gamecocks needed this one against number six georgia to stay alive in the sec. and hey, squeaked it out. dylan thomas, rory anderson put them up 21-13 and just held off georgia 38-35. >>> east carolina pirates nation, their team up 21-0 on 17th ranked virginia tech and the hokies beat ohio state last week. and they rallied here with 1:20 left. brewer to phillips and tied it up until east carolina's shane cardin took it in. east carolina upset virginia tech 28-21. >>> hey, nfl how about some actual football talk? yeah, both bay area teams have home openers, 49ers a touchdown favorite to beat the bears. vegas -- not liking the raiders. three point dogs to the texans. raider linebacker co moore number 55 her

usc would recover and the trojans go on to win, 13-10. >>> sacramento state. 21-zip in the first.kenley lawler for an incredible one-handed catch. you didn't see it, check it out again. cal is 2-0 on the year. >>> san jose state were visiting auburn. and this was all tigers. gray back to receive the punt. and he would bring it all the way back, 55 yards to be exact. as auburn coasts past san jose state to the 59-13 win. >>> and the 49ers begin their season tomorrow down in dallas. don't forget, check out 49ers postgame live on comcast sportsnet bay area for interview, highlight, and a analysis after tomorrow's game. looking forward to that one, terry. >> kate, you're saying 32-10, 49ers? >> that's why guess. i'm expecting lots of offense from collin kaepernick and company. what about you? any pro jegzs? >> i'm going go with you. >> hopefully i'm right. we'll schek next week. >>> when we come back, food trucks are going to the dogs. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the saf

we have various bodies here and we have at troy, at the time of the trojan war we have blocks thrown over we have back in north syria you can see the wall isn't supposed to look like that. it isn't supposed to be that wavy. i think we have then got earthquakes at this time. now, if we sum up with all of this, what i think we have is as follows: we have a number of separate civilizations that are flourish during the late bronze age and that is down to 1200 bc and they include people that are from all others from the late bronze age. they are independent but interacting with each other specially through international trade roots. it is clear many of the cities are destroyed and civilization came to an end in 1177. that is the year that ramsey's the third records the sea people coming through. in fact, the collapse takes about a century overall. but 1177 is a good, almost like a bookmark shall we say. for instance, the fall of rome is 476, right? no, that is the short hand for the fall of rome. i would say 1177 is shorthand for the collapse at the late bronze age. the problem is there i

happens it's always russia's fault even when it sends in a humanitarian convoy it is considered a trojan horse which of course you have nato already already in ukraine and not is not. besides a whole even pointed out go ahead call in amsterdam. well i think the vote we have seen this boss moan for a little over a month is really extraordinary i cannot remember another all creation with the propaganda that has come from the us and as amplified also in britain has being so braced so unanimously or near unanimously by the european mainstream media it's really extraordinary i have to go back eleven years. you know preceding the iraq invasion there was a similar wave of propaganda but that time you had a lot of europeans that didn't go along with this this time it really is so there is no european opposition to wants to me is overused propaganda i mean we just talked about the protests in november and what people do not realize here in the netherlands or i think most places in europe is the movement was hijacked yes and what happened off towards is a very different story from you know from wh

, citly a, the land background the black sea and beyond the black sea, and played a role in thely trojan war ask the chronicles of the city of athens in greek myth, every great champion all had to prove their courage by overcoming powerful warrior queens and their armies of ruthless million. they were recounted in oral tales and later written down in epic poems like hoe "homer's illad." the ain't vent greeks surrounded themselves with images of amazon, just as we do today, and every greek boy and girl, every man and woman, knew amazon adventures by heart. but audacious warrior women were not confined to the realm of myth and antiquity. we also hear that famous historical figures, such as cyrus the great of persia, hannibal, alexander the great, and the roman general, pompeii, also tangled with fierce amazons. the idea of war-like, barbarian females, and the greeks used the word were berrian for anyone who didn't speak greek -- they were the opposites of proper greek women, and they certainly served many symbolic and psychological functions for the greeks, but what i was entransed -- entr

die young and made every effort to defy the prophecy including dressing him as the girl during the trojan war. he picked up the sword and ask the god of fire to make a shield for him it would emblazoned with the sun and the moon and earth for "war and peace." the universe with all dualities. destroyed my father told me was not from achilles but another ancient story. as my father relates the plot and a standby confused the to prepare the hero is immune to injury from blood of a dragon. but it leaves a small spot on his back for use unprotected but after having pretorius in many battles he is killed by one blow to the spot. immunity is a myth for code no mortal can ever be made in full verbal. the truth of this was much easier for me to grasp before i became a mother. my son's first bout shows my power ando7 powerlessness. i went bargaining with fate so frequently be made a game of it asking which diseases would give our child for prevention of another. that impossible decision of km. when my son was the inventor of a year variations of all that matters is that he was safe. i wonder if tha

. >> that's a trojan horse. >> as i told you reel yes, sir, there are -- told you earlier, there areips. they are modeling and wearing catalina swim wear. it is the designer of the swimsuits and they make appearances in wal-marts and sell catalina swim wear. >> i want to buy catalina swim wear. >> it is also a visual product. it helps with the folks at home. >> i don't believe it sells bough -- bikinis. it just gets us to watch. >> i like that there are 60-year-old women who says yes, lovely, well done. cheers. >> i am not a feminist i just say it is a bit weird now. >> the stilettos too. >> i thought men were feminists too if you think women should be equal to men, you are a feminist . >> i think pageants and all of the ladies who partake in them are fantastic. i concur. >>> was it child rearing or child abuse? the minnesota vickings, an actual football team, the . >> over the line and there has to be something child abuse otherwise people will say i need to discipline my kid. at some point there is something too far. i don't think people want to talk about it. >> carly, -- chris ca

trojans end stanford's home streak. 13-10, your final. >> our coaches and players to be better.ve done. not at all. but to be better than what we were today. a lot of good football teams coming down the road that we have to try to find a way to beat. >>> cal hosting sacramento state. jared goff and kenny lawler, 7-0, bears. finds darius powe. the first career t.d. pass. threw for 229 yards and 4 t.d.s. none better than this. lawler, the amazing one-handed grab. cal doubles their win total from last year with the victory. >>> san jose hosted by auburn. got 1.5 million to show up. 218 yards and this 75-yard t.d. to tyler irvin. game tied in the first. 319 yards of total offense. but they gave up 358 yards on the ground. cameron artist payne, 100 of those. 16 carries and 3 t.d.s. auburn wins 59-13. >>> we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the diamond, before buster came through for the giants. and if there's a pie in the face of an a's player, there was a walkoff ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly

have talked about wanting between 1 and $1.4 trillion in higher taxes and if tax reform has to be a trojan $1.4 trillion in higher taxes then you are never going to get an agreement. >> is that true, though? because there are so many good things that can come from tax reform, is it a given that taking a bitter pill to get a greater goal is absolutely not worth it? >> well, $1.4 trillion over a decade is what the president wanted as part of the 2011 budget deal. it's what he always asked for. he just wants higher taxes. he used the pain inflicted by american businesses by the tax policy he continues and endorses to force them to come to the table and give him more money. the business community has rejected that, but he keeps hoping that if they are under enough pain that maybe they'll beg for higher taxes in return for some reduction in rate, but if you try to take another $1.4 trillion out of the economy, tough to see how that works. >> mary did her study on what tax reform does or doesn't look like. tell me what tax reform looks like to you. >> sure. you can take this piecemeal. step one

way to have a transparent business operation >> sounds to me like for you this is like a chinese trojanrived here and we have to be careful. >> yes. and you know, that is an absolute great description for it. the issue a lot of people had two of the chinese companies were prevented from selling equipment for the national public safety of concerns by the u.s. government about something that might be in the equipment. this notice just one time. this is numerous times. i don't want to say where there's smoke there's fire but we have long history. four chinese people under indictment. but china continues its aggressive posture toward the united states with cyberespionage, intrusions into our sensitive government systems so i'm not sure we can trust them no matter what they say. >> for investors none of that >> for investors none of that wasf [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that e

there are companies that provide the software where you can send what we call a trojan horse into your phone via e-mail or text message. once that is in there then you are locked in. >> is it as easy as buying this expensive software. >> a couple hundred bucks now. >> it is about $1,000. >> we are talking about it now. with all due respect you are not the government of china. we are talking about individuals who are now able to essentially take over our phones? >> right. the services that these programs -- you can get right from your cell phone carrier. let's say you had a mom that has problems with teenager, they can go to verizon or their cell phone provider and track phone calls and text messages. it is the criminal element that is using the programs. >> what is the legality here? >> it is completely illegal. >> they are breaking into your possession. >> there is no situation in which this could be considered legal. >> you can't report somebody's phone call across state lines. >> nothing legal about it. if it is legitimate use you go to the cell phone carrier. if the phone is under

at end of the day it would be trojan horse for higher taxes. no matter how much they broaden base, lower rates whatever they bring back is tax increase. reagan said i will veto tax increase. i got 100 members of the house and senate, we won't vote forfeit it is tax increase that was enough for tax reform to be ref tax reform. more revenue, lower base. get rid of tax deduction. without the pledge you don't get tax reform. you just get tax increases. the pledge is why we got the sequester because the president couldn't talk people into a $1.4 trillion tax increase which is what he was asking for from the super-committee. i talked to kerry bit. grover, got to help me. what do you need? 1.4 trillion in higher taxes to pay for $1.2 trillion deficit. obama wanted 400 billion in spending, another stimulus and 200 billion in spending we all agreed could be cut. i was taken aback by $1.4 trillion tax increase. what is the 200 billion we agree on? i love to focus. when do we talk about 200 billion in spending cuts we all agree on? ivory soap percentages

they came in as a trojan horse, according to a statement put out by isis, one of these armored vehiclessumably as you said lifted from the iraqi army in june in mosul, was packed with two tons of high explosives, which explains the death toll, and as you said, the death toll may be far higher than the 113 iraqi army officers told cnn, so really just another shocking incident of an army really under extreme pressure, and not really dealing with it very well. carol? >> all right, ben wedeman reporting live for us this morning, thank you. let's talk about what all of this means, lieutenant colonel rick francona, retired u.s. air force intelligence officer now serving as a cnn military analyst and jim sciutto our cnn national security correspondent. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> colonel francona this is sad and horrible but embarrassing as well, isn't it? >> there are so many things wrong on so many levels, it's almost hard to contemplate how bad the iraqi army has become. the last thing ben was talking about and you mentioned the vehicles drove up, you know, there

trojans ends the stanford's 17-game home win streak, the longest in the nation. >> the charge is fors to be better. our guys need to be better. to be better than we were today because we have a lot of good football teams coming in here and coming down the road that we've got to try to find a way to beat. >>> all right. cal hosting sac state. the human highlight reel. leaping grab. 7-0, bears. staying with the two-quarterback system. the true freshman, ran mostly last week and this week gets to use his arm. finds darius powell and he's gone. 60 yards. 21-0. and 229 yards, 4 td passes. none better than this. amazing one-handed grab. cal 2-0. double their win total from last year with a 55-14 victory >> san jose state paid $1.5 million to face off against fifth-ranked auburn. looked good early. this td to tyler irvin. 75 yards. game tied at 7 in the first quarter. spartans 339 yards of total offense but they game up 3 the -- 358 yards on the ground. the tigers were too much for the spartans defense. auburn went 59-13. san jose state falls to 1-1. and hiding behind the left arm of bumgar

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the 13th ranked cardinal hosts number 14usc trojans tomorrow afternoon. no stranger to the game.10 regular season games against ranked opponents back to 2012. the head coach david shaw wants to tell his young players this game is big, but plan on playing in bigger ones. >> some guys this would be their first big game which i just reminded the team that yeah it's a big game, but if you win big games like this they just get bigger. [ chanting ] >>> sacred heart fighting irish. i want you to see this catch. jordan gets it! he gets the low pass inside the galileo 15. the irish rolls 51-6. jamir shepherd the older cousin of rashawn williams killed in san francisco three days ago honored him by three touchdowns trotted to a sign with his name on it and tapped it that from this afternoon. >> nice move. >> on the other side of this, countdown to kickoff with myself, dennis o'donnell, cam inman, kim kawakami. if you love football, you need to watch countdown to kickoff. >> thank you, vern. we're going to close tonight with this shot from chopper 5. the ac transit bus that went into this h

only if you convince the people that the tax reform you're talking about is not a trojan horse for a tax increase can you ever get a consensus to do tax or form. i would argue that is the opposite of what the premise that somebody tried to put into the question. tax reform happens only when taxpayers are convinced that it is not a hidden tax increase. >> two more questions for each of you, if we could keep the answers brief, and i thank you both for doing that. i have one last question for both of you. mr. norquist, do you think the republicans will shut down the government again if president obama does not accede to their policy demands? >> no, i do not think they should take the approach that was taken last year. i think what it would have been better to have passed shorter bills. the idea shutting down the government and thinking that the press will focus on the issue you want them to focus on instead of the shutdown is historically inaccurate and not a good idea. and besides, we are taking the senate in a couple months, so hold your horses. >> mr. nader, if you could briefly say,

. >> democrats, trying to attack him and put him in a context of, oh, he's really a trojan horse foreid. he's against both parties. they can't seem to get their hands around him. he's saying america must do better. by the way, you want to know who smith is this year? he is really potentially smith. he believe this is stuff. >> that's pat's sort of fantasy character. >> my fantasy character is going back. >> we'll be back, straight ahead. ome experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep

his trojans made the playoffs a year ago and entered this season ranked fourth in the state of colorado >> i believe it's the best game in the world. but giving to other people is way beyond that. >> each year, the team devotes one day of its training camp to community service. this day of service is as important as any game they'll play all year. >> our first game is tomorrow. we get a chance to open up the season 1-0. if we finish the projects we said we're going to do, we're 1-0. >> we're going to be weeding this whole area, we're also going to be moving all the debris and rocks. >> the team has seven different jobs to complete, including several projects at homes damaged by the terrible floods of a year ago. >> this brought a wonderful wambach in her home where she wants to be. >> today we'll be helping farmer roy stack owl this hay. >> it's good for the entire team to come out and help. >> the team also helped to rebuild the center for at-risk children. >> we run on donations. this helps us to keep our costs down to provide services for children. >> before a game had even been play

using the tariff-free status that ukraine now enjoys in trade with russia, and therefore it will be a trojanorse, allowing european exporters to enter the russian market, circumventing tariffs and duty. >> but ukraine wants to have trade deals with both russia and the eu, and it needs to surely. >> indeed, which is why there's a balancing act, that on the one hand it signed the agreement with the european union. on the other hand, this delay in implementing it. in the meantime, they will be talking to the russians, european unions and ukrainians, and finding a way of marrying the interests of both sides. >> what about from the european point of view? these are live pictures coming to us now on the debate. the sort of thing that europe is worried about? why the objections? >> obviously the objections were about the -- well, some of the people on the left and right were very worried about irritating russia and they were all the time criticizing the commission, that they are sort of not taking the russian position fully into account. the response was that it is russia that is violating many of

>> that was our trojan horse in to battle.>> the roots would become one of hip-hop's most acclaimed groups with two gold records and three grammys. >> we started as fan, now i feel like they're familiar glee the gig with jimmy fallon that made questlove a household name. each night before the show. >> the greatest. i love him so much. >> he stops to pick out signature bow tie. >> are you going to tone it down today? >> i don't want to be like dov severson. >> he's a culture high connow with three million twitter followers. in his new apartment 70 floors up overlooking new york city. >> this calms me down, this view. especially at night. >> can seem like questlove is on top of the world. but face to face with his own success -- >> here it is. >> in front of new philadelphia mural, dedicated to the roots he has difficulty accepting it. >> never felt worthy. i don't know if that's trying please my father or just me being hard on myself but i mean, do i drive by here and feel like, yeah, i made it. no. >> all his life ahmir thomps