the willinger family can steal. >> growling at people. steve: growling. all right, willingers.ing police dogs do that the police would get in trouble for doing, ken. >> pee or urinate, go to the bathroom. >> yeah! good answer! steve: peeing and urinating. >> yes! steve: number 6. audience: sleep on job. steve: 5. audience: bark. steve: 4. audience: lick themselves. steve: heh heh heh. smith family 85, willingers on the board with 52, but the al, everybody, is 300 points, so don't go away. we'll be right back. man, i love these new red button roast coffees. it is exactly what i need, 'cause i woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. tell me about it. this french vanilla one is a great way to start the day. did you just say, "tell me about it," and then keep on talking? 'cause i can't really tell you about it if you keep on talking afterwards. you did wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. i know. tell me about it. [ male announcer ] new red button roast coffee and premium breakfast burritos, now available with egg whites. this is how you sonic. now availa♪l

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the willinger family could steal. to 100 women-- name something men do in bed that can ruin a night of romance before it even starts. >> i'm gonna say not be able to get in the mood. >> yeah! yeah. >> not a personal experience. steve: ok. [light laughter] steve: not be able tget in the mood. ken, here's your chance, buddy. we talked to 100 women--name something men do in bed that can ruin a night of romance before it even starts. >> we're gonna go with argue or fight. >> yes! steve: argue or fight. [cheering and applause] steve: number 6? audience: wear socks! steve: ha ha ha! number 5? audience: belch! steve: huh. let's go: question two! give me katie. give me jim. let's go. ["family feud" theme playing] steve: guys, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 men-- what's brad pitt got that you don't have? katie? >> looks. steve: looks. jim? >> money. steve: money. yeah, buddy. pass or play? >> steve, we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, katie. >> and i got the looks. steve: ha ha ha!

all right, willingers. here's your chance.100 women name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. ken? >> how about used to them being immortal? steve: used to them being immortal. number 4. audience: cooking without garlic. steve: come on. don't go away. we'll be right back. somebody's playing for a car today! [ female announcer ] how did we make new hot pockets sandwiches even tastier? new quality ingredients. we now have premium cuts of meat, like 100% angus beef... and hickory ham. that's right, baby. [ female announcer ] and our tasty new buttery seasoned crusts. then...we add hot. ♪ because hot makes everything better. [ female announcer ] new hot pockets... mmmm. [ female announcer ] ...with premium cuts of meat and new buttery seasoned crusts. better taste. better quality. [ ding! ] ♪ hot pockets! [ female announcer ] nestle. good food. good life. ♪ i see you made yourself breakfast. how'd you know? ♪ steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. the mccauley family 91, the willinger fam

enough and i've heard from other speeches and panels the willingness oi f the other sp stick th it.f the tampa bay times to stick with it and show the courage this is going to and stick with this and let us to invent it, recognizing there would be mistakes along the way and what ever. i think it is a really cool story of creation.

the willingness to go to extremes -- just look at how people looked at the army. they like it very much in february, 2011. i was personally surprised. they dislike it very much by may, 2012. they liked it very much by june, july and they could dislike it again. if you run a hypothetical, what if the army calculates only a small number -- maybe a thousand at the maximum would die and they wind up being wrong by five orders of magnitude. is not improbable the attitude toward the army would change again. it will come back. the people are really vulnerable. the confusion results in a way naturally. people look at themselves and ask, am i sure about this? do i have access to get information? some people are fine with that. some people are not fine with confusion think the is older than the last 2 months. so what does this tell us? we identify the islamic actors. there was a division because it was a new choice after 2011 whether to our dissipate in politics or not. the many people in the islamic groups who were very happy with social and moral utopia. they are very muc

there is willingness to give up to those concerns. and libertarians and liberal democrats disagree with that, but that is something we are seeing a willingness to do. posted earliere today, do you support the nsa surveillance programs? we have constitutional rights to privacy, liberty over security. the government is not to be trusted. it was all about relaxing rules , glad to see the right wing coming around. >> i would like to say eric snowden?t >> eric snowden. spy, we don't know and the government does not know what his intentions were. he may have thought this was his only alternative. if he wanted to do the right day and let the american public and i agree thatrams, the gentleman that said without him, we would not have had this debate. government already has charges for him? that is ridiculous. >> what do we know of his background, how he came to that position? it wasfense contractor, very early in his career, an analyst working in hawaii. allowed clearance level him to see this program and he gathered the data on it. and it le

to also have an open mind having indicated a desire perhaps to consider limiting the sud, your willingness to really engage my constituents, your constituents how we found that common ground. i ulc want to acknowledge the planning department and they came to many of the meetings and i think it's again a testament to the fact that the community was willing to listen to each other and i am very proud of that. >> great. thank you supervisor campos. if there are no additional comments colleagues the amendments that i described before could we have a motion to adopt those amendments? >> so moved. >> okay. and can we take that without objection? okay. those amendments are adopted and could we have a motion to forward item three with a positive recommendation to the full board as a committee report? >> so moved. >> okay. and can we take that without objection? that will be the order. thank you colleagues. madam clerk can we take -- we're going to do item five and then item four so can you please call item five. >> item five is an ordinance changing theode for a healthy food retailer incentive pro

the willingness to see this in a much more philosophic manic. i use the analogy of what richard nixon said when he closed the gold win dope and brought in the paper dollar standard which we're still suffering from and the real suffering is yet to come. but he announced on that night, a sunday night, august 15, 19 1, i remember it clearly. he said we're all keyseians now. he say they believe in the spending and the debt. but what's happened since the 1970s. every time we get a republican president in. oh, yes, they talk and say something you like, but they spend all of the money. they print the money, endorse the fed, endorse the wars. that has to be separated out. so we want to see the day come where we're not cainsians anymore. we're all austere economists [applause]n. and we have solutions which aren't complex. people say, well, to get us out of this mess -- we're in a real economic mess, we are. we should have allowed the liquidation to occur and bankruptcies to happen and instead they rolled all of this debt and spending and a greater burden

we also appreciate your willingness to work with this democratic national committee. there's been a lot been a lot of questions ask that i tink will invol uoing together to make sure we have safe facility and personnel in place. we have responsibility not only oversight and our partner and we look forward to working with you to protect the dedicated men and women who serve our nation and foreign posts around the world. with that, the committee will stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] it was a temporary facility, and that the security policy board standards for facilities applied to all facilities including temporary facilities. in a report that the arb issued, of a state department noted it would reissue this long established policy to all posts by january of this year. do you know if it was reissued? >> i believe it was january 23rd. >> okay. how are the overseas security policy boards standards enforced at temporary facilities? >> sir, when we move back in to a country. really where we're going experience temporary facilities. one of the thing we have to do i

day medicare will offer us the choice of a plan covering two years of care in exchange for the willingness not to expect medicare to pay for last-ditch $35,000 to fibril later. >> i really think frankly we need a grass-roots movement of caregivers to try to inform how we approach end of life and reimbursed doctors so they can do the right thing rather than the wrong thing. >> is there such a movement afoot? >> there is something called the family caregiver alliance. groups groping towards this territory but not against some of the most powerful lobbies in washington, literally. medicine, finance and mental care and those are sophisticated, to understand the ins and outs of medicare and we are long way from the average caregiver understanding the ins and outs of what they're doing. >> katy butler's book "knocking on heaven's door" is coming out in the fall. where does this book spring from? >> from a new york times magazine article. after that it sprang from a new york times magazine article called -- what was it? what broke my father's heart:how pacemaker wrecked our family's wife. and thi

willingness as a leader and chairman to take this position shows that he is an independent in the senate. >> they brought up the issue of immigration and gun control. where are both of these issues? >> gun-control he said is over with. he sees immigration as still life.-- alive. even though it is now out of his hands, he is still going to work really hard at communicating with members of the house and trying to get the final product to the president does.-- president's desk. >> thank you for being with us here. we appreciate it. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] i've been pushing for this in the senate, that we would move cybersecurity legislation. it is complicated. network cybersecurity means different things to different people, but we need to get this done. is for -- as hard as it me to say. they have passed some of this. we need to look at what they have done. if we want to take a stab at doing our own thing in the senate, that's great. we need to get moving on this. threat, a real problem. all of my coll

inaudible). 1896, sutra became the mayor of san francisco and in ten years, (inaudible) the ability and willingness to spend the time to be with official and bureau crats. jewish came from japan and a jewish from russia, and this celebration was not only to sutra, but also the immigrants were failed and given to the lands of the united states. chinese and the ukraine and russian and immigrants are present today. all immigrants that are influenced about and delighted, (inaudible) never forget the roots. i would like to express an important thing here that the counsel general of germany and russia to be present in this event. and important conviction they assist on the life to me. to be more proud, but (inaudible) of each achievement and so as your people will gain (inaudible) administration of the san francisco (inaudible) thank you for your attention. [ applause ] >> we request, if you are photographing this, please do not use flash because we will have, you will have a problem with the image. and in the words of mark leno who unfortunately could not be here today, it says congratulations on the oc

[applause] >> the vision in the willingness to go from one extreme to the other.the history of this to go back to hundred years ago to find some of the things that have happened today but no question it had the most impact of what is going on today. but to go back to go back that was not addressed sufficiently is why did it happen? you know, why it happened. there are so many problems. what did the majority want? there were people willing to go from day one and a weak number one or two and a lot of people were watching the revolution. so forget about that for a second to in the united states but even the egyptians would disagree. that hasted to with the initial uprising how that was interpreted people saw what they wanted a feat that is legitimate real individuals participating in a society and becomes problematic when they're supposed to be leaders speaking in the name of the others but the willingness to go to extremes they disliked it the majority did make money in their elected very much by july and they could dislike it again. only a small denver would die an

we also appreciate your willingness to work with this democratic national committee. there's been a lot been a lot of questions ask that i think will involve us working together to make sure we have safe facility and personnel in place. we have responsibility not only oversight and our partner and we look forward to working with you to protect the dedicated men and women who serve our nation and foreign posts around the world. with that, the committee will stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> my understanding is that the u.s. special mission in benghazi was a temporary facility, and that the overseas security policy board standards for facilities apply to all facilities, including temporary facilities. in a report that the arb issued of state department noted that it would reissue this long established policy to all posts by january of this year. do we know if that policy reissued? do you know if it was ? >> i believe it was january 23rd. >> okay. how are the overseas security policy boards standards enforced at temporary facilities? >> sir, when we move back

in the group of 192 the store keepers josh stands out because of his willingness to help. in addition to making suggestions for improvement. he's been selected for this award because of his dedication to the agency and his departmental issues such as working tools and forklifts and encouraging he teamwork for the entire store room. while it may not seem like much to so he's a leader because he serves as an example to consistency. he, he represents our agency with class and little fanfare. he serves our agency and our ridership. he represents the best of the store room. among the store rooms and maintenance he makes us shine. josh is one of the engines that help our store rooms. josh we appreciate our service. >> thank you, mr. fong and congratulations on behalf of the board and san francisco. >> thank you i'm sorry, i didn't prepare for a speak this is overwhelming. this is a great thing for us down on the little shop woods. i recognize those guys also. those guys allow me to be who i am. it's more of a team effort but on behalf of everyone i want to accept this (clapping)

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this whole thing is a balancing act and i hope that supervisor breed and other supervisors have a willingness to work together to come up with combined cohesive legislation to depend upon the staff to look at citywide secludes. that doesn't mean they have to be global wide but within the citywide i apologize for the words but butcher and chop but we owe it to ourselves to be patient and let the professionals study the problem and come up with some recommendations and hopefully, the supervisors will agree with those. you know, there are a couple of comments that really hit and specifically the situation where this was a homegrown business we're all proud of and the jazz success hats off to him. they pulled off the business strategy of going to a bigger company. they're first plan remained true. they - i don't want to limit opportunity in san francisco where entrepreneurs want to start in a small bakery by are afraid because of the leveling number. there are some great retailers that are not in san francisco and i don't mean to to block off san francisco from bringing in a large or smaller reta

the company that runs the country's largest social networking website has reportedly shown a willingnesso hire the analyst. snowden is is staying with an american family he knows, but he won't give further details for security reasons. snowden may be planning to live in russia until he can secure permanent asylum in latin america. some countries there have offered to take him in. >>> supporters of ousted president morsi have heard the warnings, but are refusing to back down. leaders are telling them to in their sit ins, but ty're planning to fill the steets after friday prayers. morsi supporters have been staging sit ins and two squares in the capital. military commanders pushed morsi out of office a month ago and installed a new government. interior ministry officials have warned the demonstrators to leave the squares. leaders have instructed security authorities to prepare to lead the protesters. the leaders of muslim brotherhood are still calling for large scale rallies. supporters of the president have been streaming into the squares. they have placed sandbags at the entrances, men w

15 kentucky tea party groups said senator mcconnell's progressive, liberal voting record and his willingness to roll over and cede power to president obama and the liberals in washington prove he is no friend to the american people or the citizens of the commonwealth of kentucky >> stephen: i knew this guy was a left wing progressive loon in 2010 when he said this. >> our top political priority over the next two years should be to deny president obama a second term. disbelief so back to the lesbian food co-op, rainbow warrior. now fortunately there's a way for lawmakers to do their jobs without consequences, and it brings us to tonight's word. [ cheers and applause ] secrets and laws. nation, like all americans, i am closely following the senate finance committee's effort to draft a new comprehensive tax reform bill. now, folks, the committee's top democrat and republican, senators max baucus and/or and n hatch are asking their senate colleagues for suggestions on the new tax code. what should be dedubt i believe? what should the top tax rate be? but these senators know it is too risky for t

. >> she's a woman that captivates you with her energy, her charm, her willingness to do almost anythingnd talk about anything. >> when we come back on a second look, it was a first in american history and it happen on the anniversary of the march on washington. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing live tv from southwest. now you can turn your device into your television. try it for free today, only on southwest airlines. on the air. in the air. with live tv. >>> this week marks the 50th anniversary of martin luther king's i have a dream speech. one of america's two mayor political parties for the first time confirmed an african american as its nominee for president of the united states. ktvu's david stevenson was there as barack obama accepted that nomination. >> reporter: for so many tonight the sight of an african american candidate was enough to bring out tears of joy. >> it's so easy to look up and see all these people. i just keep thinking of my father and the history. >> it makes me proud to be american. barack obama is going to do what we've needed for eight years that's restore

he with his rhetoric and showed little willingness to compromise. under him, negotiators took a confrontational approach. europeans responded with more serious sanctions. the currency, the real was two-thirds in the past two years. commodity price have widen and so have frustrations of the iranian people. >> translator: inflation has been hard on our lifestyles. if prices remain high people will be left helpless. >> reporter: hold the final decision on iran's nuclear future. he is expected to attend the meeting of the u.n. general assembly in new york. many will be watching to see how he holds himself in relation to other leaders and they looking to hear whether he adapts a change in tone. >>> iranian authorities have long maintained their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. but leaders in the u.s. and europe argue the country is trying to build a bomb. a spokesperson for president obama says that it presents an opportunity to resolve the issue. jay carney says that the u.s. will work with the new government provided it meets its international

>> it indicates a willingness on the national security council to look at a number of options in potentialresponse to what happened in syria over the weekend, over the last few days. >> reporter: the united states says it needs proof that chemical weapons killed these people. people. some experts say not only assad has access to chemical agents. >> the missile technology being discovered at this time, but these weapons are not difficult to manufacturer. >> reporter: syrian state tv is reporting chemical weapons have been found in a neighborhood and russia says assad must allow u.n. inspectors visit the site of the attack, but there seems real little movement in moscow's stance. >> there is no indication if the western countries or a coalition even in the limited way, there is no indication russia might be even slightly cooperative this time. >> reporter: the u.n. disarmament chief has arrive in syria and is trying to negotiate access for inspectors to visit the site. >> joining us now is steven cornish an executive director with doctors without borders. can you tell us what is the signific

. >> there has to be a willingness to receive efforts to achieve that overcoming those historical challenges, and if such an environment can be created, it would be good for all of the people. >> analysts say this call for compromise reflects washington's position that unity between the united states, south korea and japan is essential to stability in east asia. >>> workers at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant are busy mopping up contaminants. they found that highly radioactive water was leaking from at least one storage tank. workers found about 120 liters of water just outside a low wall around tanks at reactor four. they detected 100 millisieverts per hour of radiation near the surface of the water. the maximum exposure limit for nuclear plant workers is 50 millisieverts per year. the water was leaking through a pipe used to discharge rain water from the wall. the workers closed a valve on the pipe and the leak stopped. officials from the nuclear regulation authority are investigating the leak. they've instructed the people at tepco to collect soil samples and quickly determine the caus

we are following america's military willingness. >> it appears the u.s. is no longer just using words to address these. crisis. they are pointing to possible military action now being deliberated. despite the fact the unconfirmed reports made by the syrian rebels not been verified, president obama has called recent allegations of chemical weapons being used by the syrian government a big event of grave concern. white house officials say the u.s. has a range of options and the administration is going to act very deliberately in making decisions consistent with u.s. national security interests and how washington can advance its objectives in syria. meantime, friday, the u.s. navy had repositioned a ship armed with cruise missiles and the mediterranean. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel said obama has artie asked the pentagon for options on syria. according to cbs news, potential targets include command bunkers and launchers used to fire chemical weapons. up until this point, a red line for the united states, he is under growing pressure to act. u.s. offici

. >> thank you very much. ,fter weeks of resistance supporters of mohamed morsi googling willingness to compromise with the military backed government. the u.s. deputy secretary of thee had been meeting with vice president and mohamed morsi supporters to bring the side together. many members of the muslim brotherhood said up protest camps in cairo, but authorities have warned them to clear out. tunisian capital, tens of thousands of people rallied in support of the islamist government. in one of the largest ministrations since the revolution, supporters of the ruling party filled the central square. they had called for demonstrations to counter antigovernment protests earlier in the week. the opposition called for the government to step down, claiming it is responsible for the murders of two senior opposition leaders. to the afghan constitution, all citizens have the same rights and obligations under the law, whether man or woman. in reality, women and men are still fighting for equal treatment. with troops scheduled to pull out by the end of 2014, many women are concerned about what

more recently he has shown a willingness to what in and saw that it the george zimmerman verdict with marpt shootin martin shooting. i think on wednesday they will be looking for the president to weigh in more clearly on issues of race. i think no matter what, though, this speech of his is going to be girted under voting rights. protected under voting rights. i think he'll lay out a clear call that his doj is going to make these cases against voting rights the centerpiece of this administration's view on race and their position on race when you talk about legacy. >> ryan, do you agree with that? because a lot of people look at the fact the president has been conscious of what he steps in when it comes to discussions about race, but taking into account that he is not up for re-election and doesn't have to worry about that, should the president be more forceful with amount of time he has left? >> i think this is something that is important to him and something he brought up in the state of the union address and brought up on the night of his election the voting problems we saw in the la

despite that, the survey shows a willingness to buy at its all time high since 2006. we have this report from the frankfurt stock exchange and how all of this news has gone down there. >> cereal was again the biggest threat for the german stock are get. only at the end did the dax managed to reduce its losses. french economists predicted already a price hike to the record level of $150 per barrel green already in the next few days, the oil price is likely to make a big jump. shares of carmakers and airlines suffered very much from the prospect grade this is also a burden for the consumer because the price for domestic fuel oil and diesel already picked up. rex let's get a closer look now in frankfurt with the dax again posting losses today of 1% today. the euro stoxx 50 down by a quarter of a percent. across the atlantic, the dow jones industrial average posting light gains. the euro trading down on today's trade. >> following the 9/11 attacks in the united states, germany instituted its own raft of anti- terror laws. they were a far cry from the patriot act in the u.

for its part, the government stresses the willingness of the u.s. to make an agreement with germany that would prohibit the two countries from spying on each other. for many, that's too little, too late. >> for more, we go to our chief political correspondent. today's comment by the chief of staff brings some clarity to what has become dame major issue -- what has become a major issue in germany's campaign. >> if you take theand -- the spying agreement, he said that shows the u.s. surely has not been breaking the law because otherwise it would not be offering to sign such an agreement whereas the opposition says that shows there is clearly a response of them doing shady things in the past. let's take a brief look at what he did say. he quite unequivocally stated that the u.s. has not been conducting widespread surveillance of german citizens within germany. he indicated any data streams mentioned in this example must have related to data gathered by german intelligence and german military forces in their foreign activities trade for example, a count

but what continues to make bezos stand out is his willingness to reach for the stars. >> if i try thisnd fail, i'm not going to regret that.tgq and if i never try it, i'm always going to be haunted by having not given it a try. >> reporter: reveling in risks every step of the way. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. uáy i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope to see you right back thanks for joining us. >> one of the state's most powerful lawmakers questions authorities at the state's utility commission. speaker of san jose has fired off a letter to the president of the cpuc, we uncovered that the president accepted $65,000 in gifts and travel. we broke the story last week and tony speaker campos is not sugar coating her observations. >> in a two-page letter she said that his travel he accepted is excessive. he accepted 16 trips in the past year and each valued at more than $6,000. a total of more than $165,000 in gifts and free travel. lavish gifts and in some cases from utilities you pay him to regular. accepting $165,000 in gifts and tra

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. >> the commander reiterated his willingness to sit down and negotiate peace, and i want to respondto him and tell him that the government is ready to make this step two. >> the elm has for months expressed an interest in dialogue, ever since the government began peace talks with columbia's largest group late last year. the long-running insurgency has compounded the economic and social problems. colombian farmers are currently on a nationwide strike to demand better working conditions. this week has seen repeated clashes between protesters and police. the government hopes that if they can strike a deal with the rebels, the country will not only have these but also attract more foreign investment and the promise of greater prosperity. late on wednesday, there was more good news for the government of the president. the constitutional court upheld planned legal reforms, which means rebel fighters who lay down their arms will be able to enter politics if and when the peace process is complete. >> we are about to take a short break, but after that, >> thanks for staying with us. germany'

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for its part, the government stresses the willingness of the u.s. to make an agreement with germany that would prohibit the two countries from spying on each other. for many, that's too little, too late. >> for more, we go to our chief political correspondent. today's comment by the chief of staff brings some clarity to what has become dame major issue -- what has become a major issue in germany's campaign. >> if you take theand -- the spying agreement, he said that shows the u.s. surely has not been breaking the law because otherwise it would not be offering to sign such an agreement whereas the opposition says that shows there is clearly a response of them doing shady things in the past. let's take a brief look at what he did say. he quite unequivocally stated that the u.s. has not been conducting widespread surveillance of german citizens within germany. he indicated any data streams mentioned in this example must have related to data gathered by german intelligence and german military forces in their foreign activities trade for example, a count

but even since mubarak was ousted, neither the brotherhood nor the generals showed the willingness to share power since the arab spring. and after morsi was ousted in july, brotherhood supporters continued sit-ins. the military decided to crack down. i'm afraid the turmoil and the tense situation will be there for the long haul. the recent bloodshed has damaged the confidence among people in their democratic process. when i was there two years ago, people were so hopeful. i'm not sure now how long it will take to recover that hope. >>> indian prime minister manmohan singh says pakistan must prevent terrorists from crossing the disputed kashmir border. cross-border violence has increased since early august. five indian soldiers and two pakistani civilians have died in indian-administered kashmir. singh criticized the pakistani government saying it should take measures to stop the attacks. >> translator: in order to improve bilateral ties, pakistan must take steps to prevent its territory and sphere of influence from being used for the purpose of anti-indian activities. >> on wednesday,

>> it indicates a willingness on the part of the national security council to be looking at a number of options in potential response to what happened in syria over the weekend, over the last few days. >> the united states says it needs proof that chemical weapons killed these people. the assad government has denied it was behind any chemical weapons attack. some experts say not only assad has access to chemical agent did. >> they may be the only ones that have access to the missile technology that may be being discovered at this time. but these types of chemical weapons are not very, very difficult to manufacture. >> syria's biggest al ly says they must allow the weapons inspectors. >> the shift is really, really small. there is no indication that should western countries or the u.s. or a group or a coalition of the willing once again intervene in a military fashion, even in a limited way, there is no education that russia might be even slightly cooperative this time. >> barack intaps obama's security advisors are meeting at the whitehouse over the weekend. t the united nations disa

. >> reporter: mandela's powerful words and willingness to die for his beliefs continues to be a source of inspiration for people around the world. midst uko nishikawa, nhk world, tokyo. >>> people in japan and some other nations spent tuesday remembering a dark and i verniv. they marked the day the u.s. military dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. austrians gathered in front of st. stephens cathedral in vienna. they said nuclear weapons should be abolished. o organizers delivered a speech calling for world peace. they used crayons to draw on a picture of a bomb and transform it to something else. a hundred people paraded through central vienna holding a banner that read in german, no more hiroshima." >> translator: an atomic bomb killed many innocent people in one moment. i think such a tragedy should never happen again. >> they released lanterns on a pond to remember the victims of the bombing. >>> now people in india are learning about the experiences of a-bomb survivors in a new way. a publisher in new delhi held an event to publish a hindi version of a manga that looks at the powe