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Tribute to bruce willis and his family for coming out and talking about this very sad and tragic but very important problem. >> steve: you know, doctor. you are absolutely right. it is important. you know, last year a lot of us had never heard of aphasia. and then we, because he had it, we looked it up and we started worrying about that. tell us a little bit about the symptoms for this kind of dementia. >> yes. >> this is a disease that hits the front part of the brain. so, unlike alzheimer's disease where memory is primarily affected. with frontotemporal dementia we see changes in behavior. w...

New today, ukraine says it has restored a broken power line to the chernobyl power plant. the ukraine defense and intelligence agencies claim that vladimir putin ordered an attack at chernobyl. officials allege that putin intends to create a man made catastrophe that russians will try to pin on the ukrainians. how should we interpret this warning? let's bring in the executive control of the arms, dedicated to arms control measures on nuclear chemicals and biological weapons. joining us is a senior adviser of policy and advocacy who served as the senior director for nonprolive nation arms

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Mbs. in the last 18 months, especially concentrated power that has never been seen in saudi arabia before. eviscerating the royal court and taking executive control. christine. >> fascinating. sam kiley in riyadh. thank you. >> jamal khashoggi's final column published by "the washington post." it was submitted by his assistant one day after he went missing. it called out the egyptian government seizure of the government. these actions no longer carry the consequences of the backlash from the international community. instead, they may trigger condemnation followed by silence. as a result, arab ...

Voters were almost in coherent with joy. a different scene at the head quart etc. of the opposition main candidate. its leadership vinced they had been robbed of a presidential runoff but their own counts claim that he had woun and that was greet bid crowds 60 million turks were registered to vote. turnout was nearly 90% and his coalition won control of the 600-seat parliament. he has complete executive control of turkey, the right to rule by decree and to pick his own cabinet. >> translator: turkey did not only choose one president and 600 mps. it changed the whole system of government. we'll...