but is now ready to be that kind of artner. ,, ., ., , .,, , partner. should india stop its strai . ht partner. should india stop its straight with partner. should india stop its straight with russia? - partner. should india stop its i straight with russia? absolutely not. the straight with russia? absolutely not- the uk straight with russia? absolutely not. the uk has straight with russia? absolutely not. the uk has a straight with russia? absolutely not. the uk has a very - straight with russia? absolutely not. the uk has a very strong i not. the uk has a very strong relationship with india. and also pakistan which is at major rival india and works with china, it is not an either or question and in this context when you have situation between the us, china and russia india s interests lie in building further with the us, sustaining the relationship with russia and strengthening itself with the challenge of china. so i think it works out. challenge of china. so i think it work
and to bring them safely into the world meant their mum, rachel, had to be constantly monitored. you know, we said it all along that if this works out, it will actually be a miracle. the amount of people that have had to advise us, give us support. rachel talks of miracles because a chance of losing twins with the same placenta and amniotic sac, called medically monocrionic and monoamniotic, is 5a times higher than a singleton pregnancy in the first 2a weeks. after that, clinicians have tojudge when is the best time to deliver the babies. for gem and wylder, thatjudgment call came just short of 28 weeks. two days before their 28 weeks gestation, we went for a routine scan and that s when they started to see complications. the twins were successfully delivered. they are now 32 weeks old and doing well, but it s likely they will remain in hospital for another couple of months before they can go home.
this is fairy tale run for him to remember. here s a great start. no pga professional has ever finished in the top ten of this tournament and this tournament goes back 105 years. as i asked him at the press conference last night, however this transpires, however this works out, it is surely a week he will never, ever forget, fred. i just love his expressions of disbelief. he s amazed at himself, that plus everybody else being amazed at him. i can t imagine what his students are feeling. you re spot on. i was thinking the hourly rate he charges for his lessons are pretty much going to go up dramatically now i would say. he sure will. he better hope peoplple are grandfathered in. we ll be right back. ed. and it all starts at just $30. it s your verizon.
president would say for how long. i wonder is this too close for not just comfort for some leaders but confidence that we re coming so close to potentially defaults? what has been the sponsor reaction to these negotiations? they still say for how long, but they say it for different reasons. first they see the political dysfunction in the u.s. usually the u.s. is the force of stability. now they fear it could be a potential force of instability. the president has been trying including today to say don t worry, we ve got this, we re going to work it out, we re not going to default. at the end of the day if it just turns into a hard negotiation but it all works out, i think that it will be pretty well forgotten around here. what won t be forgotten is that the president was supposed to go down and be the first american president to visit the pacific