Morgan. We begin our western edition of the broadcast with breaking news. The u. S. And russia, who have been fighting on opposite sides of the war in syria, are now on the verge of a deal to join forces. And potentially change the course of that long and brutal war. Margaret brennan is traveling with president obama at the g20 ing summit in china. Margaret . The u. S. And russia are near completing a groundbreaking deal that involves sharing military and intelligence cooperation in syria. Thats in exchange for russia agreeing to pressure syrian dictator assad to stop bombing seville gens and allow food aid to starving areas. This deal would mean that u. S. And russia would coordinate airstrikes against isis and alqaedalinked terrorists. Under the potential deal, assads own air force would be grounded, meaning no more bombing or Chemical Attacks on civilians and u. S. Backed rebels. Besiege cities like aleppo, where hundreds of thousands of civilians have been trapped due to the joint
Let them know there is hope. ron Lawrence Community Counseling Center this is not always going to be is very important and to even start creating dreams of the future and how things can change and how they can be different and be a part of that process. Mauricio Marin for stefanieshes heartbroken. Wi shing she could have done more. Stefanie Kruger mother i would have moved her from that school if i had thought for one second she was that unhappy. I would have done anything for her. Mauricio Marin lawrence says keeping an open conversation with kids can help parents get a better insight dealing with. ron Lawrence Community Counseling Center it can be done very casually. Its kind of like whats everybody doing and then eventually you get to this place of hows everybody feeling . Mauricio Marin as stefanie is comforted by her own mothershe urges other parents to reach out to their own chidlren. Stefanie Kruger mother any parents out there you hug your kids as hard as you can dont let them
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Of our first lady, michelle obama, from childhood through the white house. And our live, threehour conversation with jon ronson, who has written many books including, so, you have been publicly shamed. Join the conversation with jon ronson, who will also be taking your phone calls email, facebook comments, and tweets. All weekend long American History tv is featuring topeka kansas. Charles curtis was the first person with significant acknowledged native american ancestry to become vice president. He served in the Hoover Administration from 19291933. Our Cable Partners worked with cspans city tour staff where they recently traveled to topeka to explore the citys rich history. Learn more all weekend on American History tv. In 1854, all eyes were on kansas. Congress had passed a law creating a territory, opening up areas of the United States that had been set aside as dish it was possible for slavery to be to grow and develop in kansas. As a consequence, that set in motion a tremendous co
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