weird. you couldn t make this up. you have one of the youngest and most reclusive leaders on earth, talking to one of the freest spirits in the history of the nba. so, you have the indies seniorable talking to dish indies seniorable talking to the inexplicable. shepard: we learned kim the younger speaks a little english? the knows more basketball and doesn t want to good to war. obviously it s a war they would lose should they if attempt one. and now that he has diplomatic relations with rodmanisstan, not going to get him very fan. when he comes out, you do see some things, and obviously when the vice media show it s aired, i have a strong suspicion our intelligence experts will be watch that very attentively.
in iraq. of course we can t verify the individual joe. rebels apparently pushed government forces from most of the city, and if they gain complete control it will be the first time the rebels will have reportedly controlled an entire city since the fighting began. secretary of state john kerry issued a warning the syrian president assad during his first official overseas trip. secretary kerry says the united states and its allies will boost the support for the revels until president assad steps down from power. we re live in abu dhabi. reporter: good evening. secretary kerry says the syrian rebels are increasing the pressure on bashar assad because the u.s. and its allies now have the means to make sure the right supplies get to what kerry calls the moderate forces in syria. a go portion of the secretary s time here in the persian gulf is focused on iran, which some
shepard: officials at an extended living center are defending a nurse who ignored a 9-1-1 operator s desperate flees give a woman cpr. need to get cpr started. we can t do cpr. then handthe phone to a passerby. anybody there can do cpr. give them the phone, please. i understand if your facility is not willing to do that. give the phone to that passer by, that stranger, this woman is not breathing enough. she is going to die if we don t get this started. she is yelling at me and saying we have to have one of our other residents are perform cpr, and i m not going to do that. [radio] going to lit this lady die? what wire calling 9-1-1. we can t wait. you can talk to my boss. okay. they re going to let her die. a it s human being. is there anybody there that is willing to help this lady and not let her die?
thing, call him. he wants a call from president obama? that s right, he told me that. he said, if you can, dennis, i don t want to do war. i don t want to do war. he said that to me. shepard: they did not discussion the millions of north koreans who are starving or the nation s many prison camps. he wasn t announced as a guest for stephanopoulos, so i m switching around. and what is he wearing? he talked more about how much he loved kim jong-un. how awesome kim the younger is, and also talked a little bit about kim the younger s own personality, and what rodman, with all his insight, believes drives the north korean leader. listen. he loves power. he loves control. because of his dad. but he just he is a great
of h.i.v. infection. if this toddler does indeed remain healthy, the toddler would be just the second reported cure in the entire world, and the first ever for an infant. trace is in our west coast news hub. how quickly might doctors adopt this way of treating? reporter: very fast. within a couple of years. right now babies with h.i.v. are given two drug as preventive treatment. this baby was given three drugs to actually attack the disease itself, and the working theory seems to be that babies immune systems are different from adults. in adults h.i.v. is able to hide the a dormant state but in a baby, the drugs were able to kill the virus before it was able to hide. here s the doctor. triple therapy might be the way to go. whether it becomes 100% curative or 80% curative for the pediatric population that will be determined as more studies