the real american sport is lacrosse. lacrosse was invented by native americans. and this is the only all-native american teamt plays all over the world. they should be in england right now competing in the world lacrosse championships, but they're stuck here, thanks to red tape and also their fierce national pride. they refuse to fly on american passports, insisting they are a sovereign nation, with their own passport. before 9/11, it wasn't a problem, but security is tighter now. secretary of state hillary clinton personally gave the team authority to leave the country, but britain won't let them in. so, overnight, the team returned home to syracuse. >> we stood up for our sovereignty and that means the most to us right now. as lacrosse players, we'd rather be playing lacrosse but it's bigger than us. >> the championships are held every four years. the team is now holding out hope for 2014. >>> one note from hollywood tonight. zaza gabor is scheduled for hip replacement surgery tomorrow after she fell at her home. the 93-year-old actress fell out of bed while reaching to answer the phone last night. he brok

the american team is also prepared to present their funding. in public, the rivalry is friendly. in private, it is more edgy. the new hadron collider is a brand spanking is. andy tevatron collider is older. they have more data. there are rumors they have already discovered the higgs. >> no, they have not. currently what we do is present results here at this conference, excluding a big part of the allowed range where the higgs boson could be. we will not produce -- present any evidence of that or any data that showed we found it. >> so it is and narrowing down of where it could be? >> yes, that is exactly what we can do. we already know from theory and experimental measurements there is a range of the use for the mass of this particle, where it could be. we make this range smaller and smaller. this time will present -- we will present findings that will make it significantly smaller. >> so which team will find it first? >> i think all the odds are in our favor. our machine is operating quite well. all the odds are in our favor. if the tevatron makes it, good luck to them. they wor

the discussion and solution. i don't want people that already agree with me, i want honest experienced patriotic people that want to be a part of a team, the american team. i hope you have learned a little more about what i am believing and trying to do. and really help this conversation about this country be started. >> i hope to keep this conversation until november, 2008. >> so, pretty powerful. and i misspoke, 100,000 people immediately saw that video. and hillary clinton having to answer the critique of this legitimate conversation you are having, senator. and this video sparked a lot of controversy and it was put on by park ridge 47, and who is this guy? and you remember this 1984 video, apple computer going after ibm. i am told did this in his basement and threw it up on youtube. what do you think when you see that? you have to be proud on some level, and not that you are an obama or clinton, but the significance of this? >> yeah, you said of the numbers, the surprise to me and all of us internally, the amount of media coverage this received. the number of people, the numbers of people that watches this from all over the world, that watched

. >> glor: the world lacrosse championships are currently under way in britain minus the north american teamt is one of the best in the world. their story is the focus of tonight's weekend journal. age-old principles of pride and sovereignty colliding with modern-day security demands. >> one, two, three! >> they are the pride of a nation. 23 lacrosse players representing the iraquois confederacy, a council of six native american tribes living in upstate new york and canada, 125,000 people in all who consider themselves a nation apart from the united states. with a host of former collegiate stars, including syracuse's sid smith, the iraquois nationals are the number-four ranked team in the world. they were supposed to be playing right now in the world lacrosse championships in manchester, england, against 30 other countries, including the u.s., england and canada. >> we're trying to stay positive, trying to stay as positive as we can and just stay focused. >> glor: but last week both the u.s. and the u.k. said they wouldn't honor these iraquois issued passports used by the tribe since the mid

you want to bring the -- the -- the sailing regatta to san francisco where we're finalists for the american teamolutely. let me assure you one thing. if larry ellison had gotten the warriors, we would almost for sure be guaranteed to get the sailing trophy of the world. it's four years. it's like four super bowls. it's like four world cups all wrapped into one. this would become the sailing capital of the world for four years and later. >> my question is, san francisco is the america's team pick, okay? we are the city in america, right? >> no, not exactly. >> how are we going to screw it up? >> very easily. we can again offend larry ellison and we seem to have a great habit of doing that. remember, we have done it before. one example, st. francis yacht club would not accept his arrangements to park his boat there -- berth his boat there as they say in the sailing world. >> they wouldn't take his money. >> what did he do? he went up the street to the place, the golden gate club and now he has the golden gate club he once -- he beats the swiss all of a sudden, the golden gate club is the first --

the real american sport is lacrosse. lacrosse was invented by native americans. and this is the only all-native american teamthat plays all over the world. the iroquois nationals. they should be in england right now competing in the world lacrosse championships. but they're stuck here, thanks to red tape and also their fierce national pride. they refuse to fly on american passports, insisting they are a sovereign nation with their own passports. before 9/11, it wasn't a problem. but security is tighter now. secretary of state hillary clinton personally gave the team authority to leave the country. but britain won't let them in. so the team returned home to syracuse. >> we stood up for our sovereignty, and that means the most to us right now. as lacrosse players, we'd rather be playing lacrosse, but it's bigger than that. >> the championships are held every four years. the iroquois nationals are holding out hope for 2014. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to dan. we are a culture that is always looking to improve the way we look. sometimes we succeed, other times we fail miserably. >> spray tannin

the sport as a as a thousand years ago looks set to miss the tournament due to paperwork the american iraq watch team refuse to accept u.s. prospers bots were allowed to travel to angle on by the u.s. government on the iroquois confederacy documents however most players still lack the probably just phases while others need clearance from canada and i'll stop. new york after missing their flights to manchester but are still hopeful of making the trip the players however say that accepting american passports would be a blow to their identity. this is our nationally. i think once or put it in that way people start feeling that you can make the connection to why we're standing so strong on this this represents our national putting surely and this is what we're standing for the team when we go over to england and we present our korean szell's at the players table and we wait on our our passports this is what it's all about we're not laying down u.s. passports we're not laying down canadian passports we're laying down surely passports which are the passports of the whole in assuring the europe or the six n

he's the director of global governance initiative of the american strategy program at the new american foundation and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want princeton i'd like to go to you first in washington it's been about twenty one months since the financial crisis hit has capitalism taken a major hit is it is it created doubts in the world that it can really pull itself out or is there just simply an indictment of neoliberal capitalism a certain model that has come out of the west during that say the reagan years. i think it's more the latter if you look at the debate going on for example in the united states you find there's a lot of anger at the at the bad steps taken by big business but also a great deal of hesitation about big government involvement i think the general view is the system in principle wrong by the uni it needs regulation it needs oversight and frankly needs more ethics but i don't think there is a mood in the us for a fundamental change i think it's projected more debate abroad about models particularly because

and watch the full interview with helen rappaport next hour here in our team as well as many other stories including the trigger for the arms race which was pulled by the americans sixty five years ago our team looks back at history of nuclear bomb development on both sides of the atlantic. and double trouble pakistan bans a new bollywood comedy starring at osama bin ladin those like. can watch our report about americana war veterans but first it's a recap of our top stories of the week coming your way and just a few minutes. much brighter than if you only bounce from phones to pressure. for instance on t.v. dot com. welcome back you're watching our team live from moscow and here are some top stories of the week international threat members of two terror cells have been arrested on suspicion of planning attacks on russian cities both groups are believed to have links with global terrorism. startling statistics three decades twenty five million deaths and only more sixteen million infections watch to talk about of the international aids conference which starts today. kidnap confusion us media points out in a rainy and scientist who says he was abducted by america

now the trigger for the arms race which was pulled by the americans sixty five years ago our team looks back at the history of nuclear bomb development on both sides of the atlantic. a severe drought us forces state of emergency in central russia the unusually dry spell is turning normally fertile farmland into a desert the republic of just one of many areas which are suffering as our correspondent sean thomas reports. a natural disaster is taking place in central russia painstakingly slow in the making but impossible to stop unseasonably high temperatures and extended periods without rain are leaving farmers without the possibility of a harvest moon. you see because of the unprecedented drought the crops are not late and they are empty the plants are underdeveloped they are good neither for grain nor for livestock feed we have harvested almost everything by now and it only covers about half of what we need. is one of sixteen regions along the volga and urals that have declared a state of emergency an area more than twice the size of switzerland which faces losing a billion dollars this

the board agreed to replace them with the american bob dudley who is currently heading the response team in the gulf. our business editor broke the story. >> at this man is not being sacked. tony hayward is leaving by mutual agreement. the board has been clear it has to honor its contractual entitlements you tony hayward. he has worked for bp for 28 years. as a long serving member of the pension scheme, he is allowed to draw his pension from the age of 50 on board. i have looked in the rules. which means that as of october 1 when he leaves the company, he will be entitled to this colossal payment of 600,000 pounds a year. which, of course, will be controversial, especially in america where he is not the most popular man, and he will also get a year's worth of salary. he will keep his long-term shares that he has been allocated under a long-term pension scheme. they could be worth several million its bp recovers. interestingly, he will have a part-time job as a non-executive director of another company. >> there is as sense of justice done, but it has taken time. more than three decades a

figure starring on screen in the american media the summer. and stay with their team for a visit to the kaluga region the center of russia's science industry and a thriving place to do business. now the heat wave in the russian capital has been breaking records with temperatures approaching forty degrees celsius for nine days running it's thought to be the longest hot spell since records began more than one hundred thirty years ago it's been made worse by the harmful smog caused by bonfires which has developed the city and doctors are urging people to stay indoors to avoid breathing difficulties caused by the rice and airborne pollution there's some good news on the horizon though with forecasters saying moscow could see some cooling down pours this weekend bought the hot temperatures are likely to stay until the beginning of next week at least. both hollywood and the media have been gripped by spy sagas this year hot on the heels of anna chapman and the other a model hari was arrested in the u.s. with thousands worth of hunting guns by going to education reports the

the 1904 -- imagine that -- 1904 fort shaw indian girls basketball team. that's going to air this sunday at noon. this program takes a special look at the unique team of native american women who played basketball as a montana boarding school back in 1902. i'm very pleased to announce that this week kqed is rebroadcasting a very special series called "we suspicious remain." this is from the pbs series, the award-winning series the american experience. it is a provocative multimedia project that establishes native history as an essential part of american history. this five-part series presents a multifaceted look at native perseverance and ingenuity over the course of three centuries. "we shall remain" is unprecedented in the collaboration between native and nonnative filmmakers as well as the involvement of native advisors and scholars at all levels of the project. it is truly a ground-breaking production with unbelievable production elements and i encourage you all to watch this series. so we have a table here today to find out more about kque's american indian programming. and now it is my great pleasure to talk for a moment about our fifth and final nominee, our h

the support. now what does it take to be a good soldier our team mates american veterans who discovered the answer after coming face to face with the brutality of war that's next on our t.v. . there was one particular incident that still disturbs me today i wish i could take that day back i'd give anything we went into an area near the baghdad stadium this came into our area and actually stopped about seventy five meters in front of my vehicle that tells you how far the vehicle came into our perimeter. and. which is we lit it up. we had three of the. victims in the right key that there were expiring rapidly we pulled them out of the car and we started doing it for a state i called a corpsman the corpsman came and got the three bodies and took them back to the patel you and surgeon corpsman came back dump the bodies on the side of the road and went over to the corpsman. what do you do an album you're bringing about you need to get him out of your you need to get him back to an area where they can see the surgeon the corpsman there's nothing we can do for him so we're going to leave you know you can

. >> reporter: so the american heart association has teamed up with your san francisco giants to get out to young people. yup, that's pablo the panda sandoval trying to round the bases. he may seem an unlikely candidate but who better than a panda -- man who has had to work at it himself. it's no secret you struggled with your weight your set. does it make you uniquely qualified to address the kids in that regard? >> ya. we are finding we teach a little bit with the kids, a little bit more, that's what we're learning. and keep working that. you have to get down. you never give up. you have to keep working hard. >> reporter: that's the message here at the mission cultural center, eat right and exercise. it's also time to sign autographs and answer questions. >> how much money do you make? >> a lot. >> someone asked about his favorite foods? >> especially lasagna. >> reporter: okay that one is probably not on the top 10 list of healthy foods to promote but this one is. >> you got to eat vegetables. >> reporter: and as far as exercise is concerned, better to do as he says not as he does

. >>> a hollywood movie is going to be made about the oakland as magical season in 2002. the team won 20 games in a row, american league record. now, they are getting the stadium ready for filming. movie producers need as many as 7,000 extras to fill the stands there, play the fans. to try out to become an extra, you can -- it's gotobeinamovie.com. it's on our website. the lead actor is some guy named brad pitt. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, polish, that's supposed to stay looking good >>> it's the newest thing in the nail salon, or so i'm told. a new breed of nail polish that's supposed to stay looking good for two weeks. on the consumerwatch, kate kelly shows us if it really works. >> reporter: amanda kelly is trying a new breed of nail product called shellac offered at this salon at walnut creek a cross between a polish angel. >> i have heard a lot of really great things about this. >> reporter: a manicure consists of four coats, a primer, two coats of polish and a top coat. >> nice. >> reporter: and between every one hands are briefly placed under an an ultraviolet light for a product cure. >> y

much of the world skies comparatively cheap they remain an attractive alternative to more expensive western model. is being tested now and some foreign experts say the team is better than its american rivals. is a flying high and computer and russians are especially proud because the. main components besides produce a. passenger plane. it's a replacement for planes and poor brands and so what else is coming from the hangar . maker the c.e.o. . will spill the beans on today's edition of. there is to tell mr bossie on and thanks for joining us below. the first thing that comes to mind when you talk about. the recent presentation of a fifth generation fighter jet back at the prime minister putin attended for resign a grown tests done and fly tests have still ahead that does this mean that russia is still a world leader and military aircraft. certainly our positions in military aircraft manufacturing are a quite strong explode. in the ground for twenty four percent of the world's military aircraft exports in terms of output as well so we manufacture it twelve to fourteen percent of all military aircraft so there we were you. telling me this is that so much to do it's any country make m

the team announced the deal with the paul alto native today. we're he attended palo alto high school and the team to a state championship at 2006. he's the first asian-american cleared the site with the war years and over 60 years. >> it is very much of the cool side this afternoon temperatures along the coast only in the '50s. 54 half moon bay, 55 san francisco even inland temperatures are struggling to get into the '70s this afternoon. the cool marine air the fog those of the reasons to blame. fog will move in and today from morning we will see dense fog and drizzle again it would just peel back a lot faster. by the afternoon will be five to 10 degrees warmer mainly in our inland spots. here kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay forecast fog will continue for the next couple of days but will do move back faster which will lead to warmer temperatures through the weekend. talk more about your crop forecast coming up in the kron 4 news at 51. about your crop forecast coming up in the kron 4 news at 51. right after this break. [bullet passing through] woosh do this.

the berkeley revolution hoed a team from puerto rico to participate in the north american uni cyclingionships or known as the u-games. the shorter one starts along the embarcadero around 9:00 a.m. in san francisco and an 18-mile race called the tour of san francisco that traverses the city starting at 1:00. pretty good. i would like to see the tour de france go to one week. >> not a lot of dunking in that game. >> a little tricky. how much hang time? >> if the giants are going to contend, it will be because of their pitching. barry zito trying to follow tim lincecum, shutting out the mets for a second straight [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway. asasasasx÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@÷@@ 2 coffees for my brother and m

the native american health center in oakland. kathy worked full time for the native american health center as a c.h.r. community health worker. in the paranatal democratic. she was instrumental in developing a team of labor coaches from different tribal backgrounds and creating a cultural bridge between the patients and the medical staff of the clinic in the hospitals. kathy became involved in community radio in 1985. she was asked to participate in the first apprenticeship program in kpfa-fm and produced there for 10 years. she still produced a few programs a year as an independent producer. in 1988 kathy produced a radio special on hiv/aids in indian country which profiled a new organization, national native american aids prevention center. the information presented in this radio special impacted kathy so much that she began spreading the word of h.i.v. in the native community. they began her work in h.i.v. prevention. she left the work in san francisco in 1998 to assist in the care of elder relatives in arizona. and and returned to native american health center in 2006 and began working with some of the same clients that she had worked with at native american aids project. she's currently emp

the colombian benching proof fox presented to the organization of american states and washington sparked the furious reaction to travis brutus. relief teams working on the oil spill in the gulf of mexico been ordered to evacuate the area for up to two weeks due to a threat of course storm warning. the site of the snake beach by saturday officials say the temporary cap on the well the safe enough to be monitored. to pump the well for good. now in remote areas of india health care can be hard to come by but thanks to the country's rivers some medical help kind of arrived by boat providing a lifeline for locals lottie's charan singh has more. well come to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in debate it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state of assam we ne india health care arrives by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the islands. many villages we can go on when the rainy season it's more difficult to get to them during the dry season we have to try to seven kilometers this could take two hours we can't c

they have beaten up on the sad sacks of the american league lately. 24/10 against teams with losing recordsbut look at the bottom one. against winning attempts, the opposite. so these games against the red sox and the white sox could determine what the as do the rest of the way and whether we'll see billy beane star as monte hall in let's make a deal. >> billy does a great job of putting a winning team on the field. we have to stay healthy, keep focused on the winning, and that's all we can control. >> we are beating teams we should beat and that's the biggest part you know. it was huge getting a sweep in kansas city. we have to focus more when we play teams like the red sox. >>> the trio haven't played yet but the power house is in trouble. dwyane wade tried to cool expectations for everybody's new nba powerhouse with the miami heat. >> we might win one or two games in a row you might never no, it's going to seem like the world crashed down. y'all going to make it seem like the trade went down again. but it's not going to be nothing but a couple of basketball games and then get back on tra

were cutting lawns broke playing at the provincial oakland so i walked in for a friend and local radio d.j. and his team on. the way. and finally in tennis where american marty fish has won the atlanta championship by beating compactly johnnie's no fish lost yet he said sit back in the second to take it by the same scoreline forcing a decider and a twenty one eight on a tie break in a match and the bases and straight wins and a second title on the team they share. the unseeded. beat the odds to win the german open in hamburg the twenty three year old so off the number three seed you can melt sunday spinal sixty seven for the score the world number one prevailing then in straight sets he wins his first a.t.p. tour title and a nice two hundred twenty. the price my. very. first day at the special hearing on clay court i never expected then my first thought that there's going to be on a plane radio i believe in myself and then. well done to him that is all the sport for make them up. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan multis available in the landis type the hotel mi

the provincial sidewalk keeper a friend and local radio d.j. and his team will enjoy the week. and finally in tennis where american marty fish has won the atlanta championship by beating compactly johnnie's no fish off the end said sit still back in the second to take it by the same scoreline forcing the decider on a twenty one eight on a tie break in a match and the told and straight away and his second title on the eighteenth hole to share. the unseeded. beat the odds to win the german open in hamburg the twenty three year olds are off the number three seed you can melt sunday spinal sixty seven five to score the world number one prevailing then in straight sets he wins his. title and a nice two hundred twenty. the price might. be not first by the especially here in. clay court i never expected that my first thought of by those on the enclave by playing radio i believe in myself and then scum and. well done damn that is all the sport for me and i. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. the how would i be sure to type the hotel hotel w

the opportunity to do away with their trainers if they saw fit. but they don't, because they recognize that they're part of a team, that the americans and the coalition forces are there to do something good for afghanistan, and they don't have a problem with that. and they're willing to work with us hand in hand, teach us some of what we need to know about the afghan landscape. we're teaching them some of the military tactics they need to know to be more successful. >> lehrer: general, i take it from your perspective you don't disagree with what the major said about what the ultimate intent here is. >> well, certainly we do need the afghans need to defend themselves and have their own army. i do think it an aberration. but the problem is we have to think about this sophisticated enemy we're dealing with. he only has to have a few of these incidents to inject what some would call friction into the operation. every american over there and every nato member is going to be looking a little harder at his afghan ally, and that's what the enemy wants to take place. i believe that we have to focus, the president of the united states talks about protecting th

the quest for an impressive first. team behind it says their car will be the first electric vehicle to travel the distance of the pan americanrom north to south america. don sanchez reports on the machine and the mission. >> it looks like it's moving just sitting there and then it takes off. silently. its high performance all electric car based on a chassis of the fastest production car in the world. it's been modified by a group of engineering graduates. >> we wanted to build a car with the longest range possible. pan american highway is the longest road in the world. >> 16,000 miles, from alaska to argentina, a three-month trip for the team of six. take a look. two electric motors. the radiator is fan powered. top speed 120 miles an hour. there is potential for even faster performance. >> good thing, it's like sport car. >> it comes in handy, with three inches of ground clearance they have to avoid road problems. >> and for them it's part of a big green program. >> it's right thing to do and i think people get it much more today than other days. >> i think what we hope people will do, they will buy a car they will consider

the british open so i won't be for a friend and local radio d.j. and his team will enjoy the week. and finally in tennis where american marty fish has won the atlanta championship by beating compactly johnnie's no fish lost yet you said the sixth story back in the second to take it by the same scoreline forcing you decide on the twenty one eight on a tie break claiming the match and the business and straight away and the second title on the eighteenth hole to share. the unseeded on beat the odds to win the german open in hamburg the twenty three year olds are off the number three seed you can melt sunday spinal six three seven five the score the world number eighteen prevailing then in straight sets he wins his first a.t.p. tour title and a nice two hundred twenty eight thousand dollars prize my. very. first by the special hearing on clay court i never expected my first run be on clay but by playing really well i believe in myself and then. well done to him that is all the sport for make so much. great for the field we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan all

evidence of rebel groups presented to the reservation of american states and washington swaps the furious reaction travel says the evidence is bogus. relief teams working on the oil spill in the gulf of mexico have been ordered to evacuate the area due to a storm threat tropical storm bonnie the bahamas moving towards the gulf and could reach it by saturday officials say the evacuation did they get to plug the well for a good few days. now in a remote area of india health care can be hard to come by but thanks to the country's rivers some medical help can arrive by boat providing a lifeline for those calls nazis care and sing expects. well come to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in debate it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state of a savvy northeast india health by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the islands. many villages we can go only in the rainy season it's more difficult to get to them during the dry season we have to work five to seven kilometers this could take two hours we can't carry medical

the pentagon scandal thanks taking the time to be with our team tonight but as we just saw that the pentagon's investigation of the previous week a leak exposing american soldiers killing civilians in iraq concluded that their actions were lawful so really have these latest revelations on going to change anything either way are they the skeptics would say well that really depends because there will be more debate here in the united states amongst the public and this is a democracy and in a democracy you need the support of people and the voters to continue a course of war so i can tell you as of today there is much more attention on the war in afghanistan and our tactics there than there had been yesterday but the civilian deaths are nothing new and afghanistan that we really need these revelations to know that the blood of innocent people is being spilled the daily isn't it just a sad reality of war. well this kind of war is the most difficult to fight i think some of your listeners tonight know that from bitter experience and people in russia know of their own afghan experience the enemy that we're fighting the taliban hide among civilians they fire

proof of park rebel camps presented to the organization of american states in washington sparked the furious reaction he says the evidence is bogus. relief teams working on the oil spill in the gulf of mexico have been ordered to evacuate the area for up to two weeks due to a storm threat tropical storm bonnie that hit the bahamas is now moving towards the site of the slick and could reach it by saturday officials say the temporary capital of well looks safe enough to leave on monitored the vacuum ration could be a major setback in efforts to plug the well for good. now russia's unprecedented heatwave rages on with record breaking temperatures forecast for friday almost three hundred people have drowned in the country just this week alone trying to cool off from the overwhelming humidity russia is also suffering its worst drought in years with more on the info from our teaser tom barton in moscow tom just how bad are the problems caused by this relentless heat. it is a massive heat wave carry it's been going on for most of july now it's expected to hit thirty seven degrees in the moscow reached today everyone has seen these temperatures again

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industrial victories proof of rebel comes presented the organization of american states and washington sparked a furious reaction. says there is progress. relief teams working on the oil spill in the gulf of mexico have been ordered to evacuate the area for up to two weeks due to spawn threats from storm bonnie that the bahamas is now moving toward the start of the state and could reach it by saturday official said temporary tap on the well looks safe enough to be to put the evacuation could be a major setback in efforts to plug the well for a period. stephanie monday joins us now with all the latest from the business desk . hello and welcome to the business bulletin emerging markets have emerged many analysts now believe there has been a paradigm shift in the world economic order while developed economies in europe struggle with high debt and low growth countries like china and russia offer the prospect of high growth rates but with less of the risk of formally associated with such markets. and to discuss this further i'm joined live from london by nigel rentals steenie an emerging market strategist at r.b.c. capital markets hi nigel now as i've ju

the news makers. of stories from our team tonight damage control on a manhunt in washington often lead to u.s. military reports of the afghan war reveal civilian deaths for american soldiers say the country should be focusing on examining its questionable warfare methods also exposed to some claim to have received orders to kill everyone in sight if that. once booming now going bust latvians living off charity slamming the government for doing nothing to help the country recover from the financial meltdown leaving many to fend for themselves latvia used to be the fastest growing european economy but suffered more than most member states from the recession. a magical deception russian authorities give clairvoyance a reading of their own bone to crack down on swindlers trying to force a ban on ads from unprofessional psychics a measure they say would reduce kongs and tax evasion. right now artie's report speaks to a high profile jewish supporter of the palestinians to find out why he thinks he can help bring peace to the region.

reconstructing and winning back the trust of the american people robert dudley has shown his skills at getting a good price when he's sold to masses of team keep b.p. the talent will come in handy now that b.p. needs to raise cash to people consequences of its oil spill in u.s. waters the question is how much he has to dilute the brand in the process in any bit of a business r.t. . close contact of babies new chief executives as b.p.'s russian interests will be dark managed directly by robert dudley that runs counter to media speculation the outgoing c.e.o. tony hayward is being drafted in to look off to a chief executive of b.p. will oversee rush along with the board of directors of b.p. will make all the key decisions. i think that the fact that michael friedman apparently according to bob dudley today in one didn't offer to help bob get his visa garamond car on another key. or partner. so that they're walking forward to. taking over as chief executive as well as tony hayward coming in as a member of the board suggests that. i think really signals that things are going to go reasonably well. present a measurement of aid of wants to tap

the war in afghanistan for americans. >> veterans from the iraq and afghanistan wars were honored today. an iraqi veteran got to throw out the first pitch. >> oakland a's are my favorite team, and to throw out the first pitch, means a lot to me. especially -- i hope i don't mess it up. >> alan: and not a bad pitch. a little inside. he says it's great to see people support the soldiers who have returned home and those still fighting. >>> the federal government is now giving the okay to patients in certain v.a. hospitals to use medical marijuana. the department of veteran affairs says the treatment will be allowed in v.a. hospitals and clinics in states where medical marijuana is legal. that includes california. veterans grounds complain that patients could be denied benefits and treatment if they were caught using medical marijuana. but v.a. doctors still cannot prescribe it because the drug is illegal under federal law. >>> next, why a south bay lake is off limits to swimming this weekend. plus, what started a deadly stampede at a famous german music festival. and why the struggle to seal the b.p. oil well has become a cat and mouse game. >> leigh: a pleasant day across th

minutes they were the better side ok now let's talk about latin american myself i supported the argentinians i thought vegan aware bed because i think that they had a. wonderful team then a dream team why do you think the brazilians the argentinians didn't do as well as people have expected them to what's the problem with the whole thing was very unlucky it goes knocking against. i think the first of against holland but brazil outplayed holland they scored only one goal and you know as lot there's one no you have to chance to come back in the game the second all of us all much better the kind of lucky goal was one one and the game changed totally so in that and there. was the temperament of holland the individual quality as well to win that game but argentina i was also favored but. more to do with the individual players like the like messi if a lot of the top players from sitting on the bench so maybe they have two really good players even being a dutchman and you say that you say that it's not fair that they're that they aren't the one against against brazil the. atmosphere at the end result is ok now if you you mentioned argentina what about marathon i thought