A second round of talks are a sign of full relations between pyongyang and sol a lot more news for you in thirty minutes to stay with us here on aljazeera. We understand the differences. And the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it aljazeera will bring you the news and Current Affairs that much of. The super thirty are now more than halfway through the course. Its hard going. About that my hundred was there once was i. Saw when i was going to. Live out how. This is inside me i think a number. Of years from that. Everything i didnt like in. My. Family. Living together in one room luckily they get on well and its the middle part. Because the money youve got because we cant speak on the how many there are you get the money to be a commodity. To others because they can make a modern man or a child. The best. But its on the really ganges its an ancient city and can seem very far from the thrusting world of modern india. Across the river is a school town cal
The edge of the exclusive sea cliff neighborhood. Ktvu Paul Chambers is there now. Beach employees spoke to the man shortly after being rescued. How is he doing . Reporter frank, the man said he was thankful to be alive. Of course he was shaken up when we talked to him. Its pretty dark out here right now, but this is the trail he was walking along before getting stranded on the cliff. This isnt the only time he had a brush with death while walking along a trail. Reporter sprawled on the side of the cliff hanging on for dear life. How long were you on the side and what was going through your mind . That i was going to die or be in a wheelchair. Reporter those words are coming from a San Francisco man stuck on a cliff. He ask us not to use his name or show his face. The Fire Department got a call he was trapped around 3 00 in the afternoon. It seemed like an hour, it seemed like forever. Reporter the man was walking along this pathway using gps. I got to the end and i figured that was it
On capitol hill. Phil, you were there in the chamber today in the time where reporters are able to watch and observe. Youve been talking to senators throughout the day during the breaks. What are you seeing and hearing . I think one of the interesting elements now is people are looking forward, not that theyre looking past the presentations. But theres an understanding theres a big vote coming up. That will be the vote after the presentations as to whether or not the senate will proceed to consider subpoenas for witnesses and documents. What youve seen over the course of the last four or five days is republicans led by Senate Majority leader really kind of get behind the idea that any subpoenas would be problematic on executive privilege grounds, if youre going after the president s top advisers, former top advisers, it would not only elongate the trial but raise precedent issues. I think whats interesting is you have seen democrats recognize a reality that this idea that republicans h