they asked us not to use his last name to protect weston's privacy. marshall asked for one thing to keep his son's off the pain. >> i said well, when you get home, who knew when that would be, what is a wish you had? and his response was a swing. >> weston's dad built the swing set and installed the small trampoline. but last week the family not a letter from the homeowners situation. seems the swing and the trampoline were against the rules. >> they unilaterally decided that the swing needed to be removed immediately. >> doug is weston grandfather and owner of the condominium. he's hoping the homeowner's association can revisit this issue. i tried contactth lead board member at home. there is no response yet. but if he doesn't allow it to stay there, he would help build a community play park for it. i would be willing to donate money for something more acceptable to the board but i would like this to stay here until that is completed. >> as weston tense to recover, his family said the swing is a big help. abc7 news. >>> a fire chief's suspicions abou

they asked us not to use his last name to protect weston's privacy. since january he's been in and out of the hospital. and one especially difficult treatment, marshall asked for one thing to keep his son's mind off the pain. >> i said well, when you get home, who knew when that would be, what is a wish you had? and his response was a swing. >> weston's dad built the swing set and installed the small trampoline. but last week the family got a letter from the homeowners situation. seems the swing and the trampoline were against the rules. >> they unilaterally decided that the swing needed to be removed immediately. >> doug is weston's grandfather and owner of the condominium. he's hoping the homeowner's association can revisit this issue. i tried contacting the lead board member at home. and by mail and phone. i haven't received a response yet. but if he doesn't allow it to stay there, he would help build a community play park for it. that's what his grandfather said. i would be willing to donate money for something more acceptable to the board, but i

. >> reporter: for the lst few months little weston has been enjoying his backyard swing set.t has been a tough year for this 5-year-old. >> we found out he was diagnosed with lymphoma. he was in a terminal condition. >> reporter: marshall is weston's dad and he asked us not to use his name to protect him him -- protect his privacy. he has been in and out of the hoital. he asked something to keep his son's mind off the pain. >> when you get home who knew when that was going to be? his response was a swing. >> his dad built a small trampoline. last week the family got a letter from the homeowner's association. it seems the swing and the trampone are against the rules. >> they iewn -- they decided the swing needed toe removed immediately. >> reporter: he isoping the homeowner's association can revisit this esh you. tried -- this issue. i tried contacting himand i have notreceived a response yet. if the board does not allow e play ground to stay, he said he would help build a community park. >> i would donate money that would build something more acceptable to the board. i wod li

. >> reporter: for the last few months little weston has been enjoying his backyard swing set. it has been a tough year for this 5-year-old. >> we found out he was diagnosed with lymphoma. he was in a terminal condition. >> reporter: marshall is weston's dad and he asked us not to use his name to protect him him -- protect his privacy. he has been in and out of the hospital. he asked something to keep his son's mind off the pain. >> when you get home who knew when that was going to be? his response was a swing. >> his dad built a small trampoline. last week the family got a letter from the homeowner's association. it seems the swing and the trampoline are against the rules. >> they iewn -- they decided the swing needed to be removed immediately. >> reporter: he is hoping the homeowner's association can revisit this esh you. i tried -- this issue. i tried contacting him and i have not received a response yet. if the board does not allow the play ground to stay, he said he would help build a community park. >> i would donate money that would build something more acceptable to the

. >> reporter: for the last few months little weston has been enjoying his backyard swing set. it has been a tough year for this 5-year-old. >> we found out he was ith lymphoma. he was in a terminal condition. >> reporter: marshall is weston's dad and he asked us not to use his name to protect him him -- protect his privacy. he has been in and out of the hospital. he asked something to keep his son's mind off the pain. >> when you get home who knew when that was going to be? his response was a swing. >> his dad built a small trampoline. last week the family got a letter from the homeowner's association. it seems the swing and the trampoline are against the rules. >> they iewn -- they decided the swing needed to be removed immediately. >> reporter: he is hoping the homeowner's association can revisit this esh you. i tried -- this issue. i tried contacting him and i have not received a response yet. if the board does not allow the play ground to stay, he said he would help build a community park. >> i would donate money that would build something more acceptable to the board. i w

. >> for the last tu months little weston has been enjoying his swing set. it's been a tough year for this 5-year-old. >> we found out his diagnosis and he was in a terminal condition at that point. they told us to rush to stanford. >> he asked us not to use their last name. since zwran he's been in and out of the hospital and marshall asked something to keep his son's mind off the pain. i said when you get home, who knew when that was going to be. i said, what is a wish that you have? and his response was a swing. >> weston's dad built a swing set and installed a small trampoline. last week they got a letter from the homeowner's association. the swing and trampoline are against the rules. >> they unilaterally decided the swing needsed to be removed immediately. >> doug is owner of the monday min yum. he's hoping the homeowner's association can revisit the issue. i tried contacting the leader by home and mail. if they don't allow them to stay where it is, his grandfather says he would help build a community play park for it. >> i would be willing to donate m

to act have been unable with any force because of the divisions between russia and the westone hand and on the other, so the security council has been unable to take action, and it reflect fundamentally different interest with theg hours western government calling on a flawed to leave. politicals not much activity. even if there was, is there much that could be done about these chemical weapons? >> these operations are very different. they would run the risk of triggering even more chemical weapons use. if the assad government thought butas going down in flames, i agree there is no pressure for president obama to get involved in another war in the middle east. he is determined to avoid reaction. >> would an attempt to avoid be possible and affect it? i think it is extremely unlike leave. wheres. has some ideas of there is reduction. even under the best circumstances you would only get a percentage of the weapons. syrian airround the force, but that would not stop the syrian government from doing other means of delivery. would these images change political calculation? thisey are horrifi

to act have been unable with any force because of the divisions between russia and the westone hand and on the other, so the security council has been unable to take action, and it reflect fundamentally different interest with theg hours western government calling on a flawed to leave. politicals not much activity. even if there was, is there much that could be done about these chemical weapons? >> these operations are very different. they would run the risk of triggering even more chemical weapons use. if the assad government thought butas going down in flames, i agree there is no pressure for president obama to get involved in another war in the middle east. he is determined to avoid reaction. >> would an attempt to avoid be possible and affect it? i think it is extremely unlike leave. wheres. has some ideas of there is reduction. even under the best circumstances you would only get a percentage of the weapons. syrian airround the force, but that would not stop the syrian government from doing other means of delivery. would these images change political calculation? thisey are horrifi

tell me, agent weston, did my boys do to this to you, hmm? does it, um... does it hurt? aah! aah! kill him, ryan! i don't care if he's dead! kill him! aah! he's not gonna kill you, mike. he needs you to get out of here. oh, you are very, very bright, ryan. heh heh. [spits] unh! now, now! don't be crude. hey! why don't you come out here and deal with me, huh? come on! no. no. this... this is not the time, ryan. today wasn't--wasn't really meant to be. you know, these, uh, these chance encounters that we keep having, no matter how enjoyable they are, they really do have to stop. is there anyone else out there with you, hmm? it looks like it's, uh--it's just you and--and me. no. it--it's not the time to end. you know, the story is still being written, and frankly, it is, uh--it is proving quite challenging. that's what i was calling you about. your character is in question. see, we've got to get it right. the death of your father, that was your defining moment, am i correct? you do realize that the fbi's about to descend on this place? you're done, joe. well, then there is, uh, absol

but weston also is the to new jersey. couldn't actually. engage probably illegal communities and never try to understand their needs and instead of trying to implement their defined. declined it is of the machine running and. it was not. created. in the first you have to actually in our. tradition the local or you have to be in the conquered and it isn't the only one said to. the developing countries are incapable only due to struggle problems. when afghanistan is among twenty one countries where the us has decided to close its embassies on sunday amid fears of an al qaeda terror threat most of the nations are in the middle east and it's not yet clear when the facilities will reopen washington has also issued a worldwide travel alert author and historian gerald ford says america's regional policies have backfired. i think that what this alert basically reflects is the fact that the united states' policy in that part of the world has backfired for example in syria united states has basically encouraged if not supported a war against the dama

causes of protests london's former senior policy adviser on equality says westminster has learned no weston's from the unrest of years ago the government is one of the most competent pokes well governments we've seen in british political history. tends to run into this and being glorious ineffective fadia i don't think the needs of the community all the conditions that give rise to the two thousand two thousand and eleven. disturbances have been simply exacerbates he'd made more acute and there is a bigger group of people now expected so i think the likelihood of a repetition of the kind of scenes we saw two thousand and eleven is it is almost inevitable given the government's role to play yulia to respond to the needs and issues. the calls these are the least of the two thousand and eleven disturbances. right more news including the reduced sentence of the jailed oil tycoon malhotra kosky coming up after the break to stay with us. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each drop from an old turkey supplier. let people think your pri

and it's growing with the time we don't know exactly if and when such a marriage can lead to weston attack will occur but we can see certainly some. levels of anxiety in the last twenty four hours. all three main leaders that prime minister benjamin netanyahu and minister of defense. and the head of the commander of chief of staff benny gantz have all. warned syria not to do anything so from that. three major people major leaders warning syria you can understand that something's going on in the reasons i see from a syrian reaction towards israel well you know apart from the feel a desire to how are the people of israel reacting to all this i mean is there are support for the military action what are they saying so far. well i think israel first of all officially israel has been very wise. not to take sides in this civil war in syria that would be true i think for the israeli society the israeli public as well most people watch with amazement and wondering are we talking about a civil war of two years and something like one hundred thousand civilians one hundred thousand people killed so it

of protests one of the former senior policy adviser on equality says westminster has learned no weston's from the unrest two years ago. the government is one of the most incompetent polk's wall governments we've ceding british political history. tends to run into the sound ending glorious ineffective fadia i don't think the needs of the community all the conditions that give rise to the two thousand two thousand and eleven. disturbances have been simply exacerbated made more acute and there is a bigger group of people now affected so i think the likelihood of a repetition of the kind of seeds we saw two thousand and eleven is it is almost inevitable given the government's role to failure to respond to the needs and issues to what they call zs and catalyst all but the two thousand and eleven disturbances. coming up for you with god cars making stars videos from vehicles in russia get scores of hits online as dashboard cameras capture some of the most bizarre and hilarious highway escapades we explore how the country's become the world authority on this so-called dash cam shortly here in r

causes of protests london's former senior policy adviser on equality says westminster has learnt no weston's from the unrest two years ago the government is one of those that competent pokes will governments we've seen in british political history all the initiatives tend to run into this and being glorious ineffective fadia i don't meet the needs of the community all the conditions that give rise to the two thousand two thousand and eleven. disturbances have been simply exacerbated made more acute and there is a bigger group of people now expected so i think the likelihood of a repetition of the kind of sees we saw two thousand and eleven is it is almost inevitable given the government's role to failure to respond to the needs and issues. the calls these are. all but the two thousand and eleven disturbances. in just a few minutes we investigate what's behind the unprecedented security precautions at u.s. diplomatic missions around the world that's just ahead for here in r.t. . this is the media leave us so we leave the baby. by the sea oceans to the. way your party is in the. issues that no

inside the found a smith and weston 38 caliber handgun and three loose rounds. ramos could not produce a firearms card, and was charged with improper storage of the fire. >> shepard: what do investigators say about the gun? >> exactly. here's where the connection to football comes in. they interviewed ram moss and -- ramos and said she had had numerous fast football players r car and she had a friend named chicago and it was he and his bud -- she dropped them off at work. the belongings were left in the vehicle and she left them outside so they could pick them up and missed the suitcase. ramos is from the same town as aaron hernandez, originally from bristol, connecticut, and earlier this summer law enforcement in connecticut confirmed they were helping in this investigation of the 2012 homicide in boston in which investigators are exploring the link with aaron hernandez. an suv matching the description that fled from the scene in boston was seized in the home of hernandez' uncle. >> shepard: time for a lawyer. let's brian -- bring one in. it was hard to follow

whenever i hear people such as yourself or drew weston or professor lakeoff talk about framing, the argumentsre indisputable. you have gone to progressive groups and legislators, et cetera. knowing that they're imperious to logic, what conclusion do you draw, are they dense peel or perhaps not on our side? >> i think it's a little bit of both. part of it is that wall street is buttering bread an all sides, who's kidding who, right, if we're talking about the main line democratic establishment, they're not exactly going to be into a message that's socking it in the face of wall street and i recognize that, but as far as the folks who are truly on our side, the members of the progressive congressional caucus, my own representative, barbara lee, there are other people who are truly with us and why they vice president solely embraced the cognitive principles behind good messaging, i think we believe so much in our hearts that what we're saying is right and the facts are on our side. they have a well known liberal bias. we just think we'll tell people that decades and decades of austerity internat

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