t. welcome back to at&t something unique at three our pre-game show here on kron 4 in you seen one of the giant legend stopped by to open our program. the first pitch if you're just joining us giants had a chance to the playoffs since the first time since 2003 and you can smell it tonight. if we think i should leave the building you should see my last time mark channel to left the building was 2003. >> am i allowed to appear on your show? >> you're only one who doesn't get upset. >> how many years in the market to 31 years? >> 31. what yet to bring that up. >> that's a legend. this is a big deal, everybody's here and the giants and champagne all the business and we have a long side without overdoing it the no. 1 baseball story in california is marty. he does a post-game show some that runs five to six hours it's fantastic and to lead into marty the thing that makes it cool a lot of us played sports is a weren't good enough to go professional so we get into sports broadcasting. marty was a criminal defense attorney and if you don't mind me setting you up i say marty all of these guys want

on air and online twenty four hours a day this is r t welcome to the program the russian boy whose adoptive parents have edge of the sold him for drugs in the caribbean he's on a plane heading back home twelve year old had been abandoned the dominican republic by his russian guardians after several tough years in orphanages his life is now coming full circle and reports. abandoned on the other side of the world twelve year old russian denis has been to mimic an orphanage for five years but it's believed his fate might have been much worse is this to give us that he might have been taken to the dominican republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade the judicial decision couldn't clarify all the circumstances that we should make speculations just because the boy can't explain what happened the dog didn't volgograd region his foster parents moved to the dominican republic in two thousand and four a year later they returned to russia turning their backs on tennis and leaving him with a local family they too soon gave him up to an orphanage.

and it's twelve noon here in moscow we're watching r t welcome to the program the appointment of an infamous israeli interrogator to a high ranking police post i sent shock waves among human rights groups and among inmates as captain george he's accused of numerous cases of torture and abuse of arabs he's in charge of arab affairs many palestinians fear for their lives reports . i was kidnapped by an israeli commando on the twenty first of may nine hundred ninety four they came to my country to my learn to my house and arrested me before the eyes of my children. most of the divine me spent the next eighteen years in a secret prison later dubbed israel's upper grade and his interrogator a name that still seems chills down the spines of prisoners. i have to remember.

broadcasting live from the heart of the russian capital you're watching r t welcome to the program. long been tough rehab for drug addicts but kidnapping them and forcing them into extreme treatment is a step too far off for russian courts a group in russia's urals which is played to the severe problem waged its own war on drugs despite enjoying widespread public support three people have been charged with abduction and torture. explains. a drugs raid gets underway and after hours of waiting for a contact to give the signal suddenly everybody is up and running the police are involved usually not all taking part in law enforcement officers the raid has been organized by a vigilante style great name ansel's city without narcotics i knew this is a drug called there's a more fees were.

t. welcome back to spotlight i'm going off and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is alex on that account of all of russian justice minister we're talking about the reform in the russian judicial system mr can of the russian penitentiary system is often criticized by my colleagues in the russian press and the russian media and often it has been in the center of scandals for the conditions in which the inmates are serving. their duties and sometimes their equal to torture. will reform lead to the change in this respect i should say actually the things are already greater changed in the system during the last probably eight or ten years because of all the cases that have been on the agenda although i say european him right courts are the cases of the ninety's of the end of ninety's to begin of the. when is and no day the situation greatly changed. and there are times there are conditions or friend in judgement we are really really terrible i should say i was there was a point to investigate and supervise and prosecute to myself i can prove myself by my own experience and pro

t. welcome to. remind you we're talking about iran's recent charm offensive. but before let's see what russians think about trends nuclear program despite pressure iran seems to be in a strong position during president mahmoud ahmadinejad's visit to beirut he should iran is ready to assist lebanon whenever it is in any and while iran is expanding ties within the region its nuclear program is still high on their agenda and recently about a son of paul asks citizens what position russia should take if there was a us iranian military conflict thirty eight percent said they countries should take the part of the middy term twenty four percent believe it is better to stand aside and twenty three percent think russia should learn who were between the two but soon its national interests and their refusal support banking either side in the case of a military conflict p took all right gentlemen let's pick up where we left off. professor marandi you said you want to reply to robert's commentary about the the presidential election recent presidential election in iran and

on a and online you're watching r t welcome to the program brazil's presidential election is set for a second round runoff with almost all the votes counted the ruling party candidates and favorites. failed to secure the fifty percent needed for outright victory parties for us to reports from sao paolo. brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to a growing a quick clip that other countries would envy their expected to grow seven point five per cent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest a second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric bloc of brazil russia india and china there seem to symbolize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to the developing world of which all of them are newly advanced economies that are seen as holding great potential so certainly everyone is looking to this election to see what direction the leader will take the economy people will have to wait and see because it will go to a run on he run off to dilma rousseff who was expecte

hello this is r t welcome to the latest news update from moscow at nine pm this choose day i'm kevin zero in with our top story and relatives of russian businessman vic to boot who is wanted by the u.s. for alleged arms smuggling say they fear for his life victor the boots wife believes that washington is planning to force her husband to give the testimony they need if he is extradited to america and he was very unstable that it's quite possible the extradite him and just look him up on some aircraft carrier and four seem to give whatever testimony the u.s. wants him to give i think they'll go as far as it takes to get it and i'm sure everyone understands they're playing to face to do these days starting with chemical sense psychological pressure. under title boots legal team now thirty days to appeal the latest criminal court decision earlier on choose day it cleared the way for the business from a possible extradition are to dismissing new planes of money in melbourne for the games to press charges delayed a decision taken in august to hand him over to the us he's accused of terror

well news and much more this is r t welcome to the program front says heading into another day of unrest with protesters now reportedly blocking marsay airport they're angry the government wants to raise the retirement age from sixty to sixty two which would still be one of the lowest in europe where senators are voting on that with today but not everyone wants to protest what is cut to a server reports on those who say the country needs to get back to reality and back to work. the young smart and ambitious lucy is slipping her time between a master's degree and working for a large international company for her the recent protests in paris are first and foremost a personal distraction i'm not driving because in paris you don't really need your car so i'm using the. headquarter of my company yeah it's it's longer i need like one and not moral according to trade union officials in france over three million people took to the streets across the country but people like you see no the numbers don't always reflect reality in france there is a committee it's just to avoid school it's like six y

this is r t welcome to the latest news update from moscow i'm kevin now in with the top story for you and other tubes of russian businessman vick to boot is wanted by the u.s. for alleged smuggling say they fear for his life but it's wife believes that washington is planning to force her husband to give the testimony they want if he is extradited to america and he was very unstable that it's quite possible the extradite him and just woke him up on some eve craft carrier and forced him to give whatever testimony to us once seemed to give i think he'll go as far as it takes to get it and i'm sure everyone understands they're playing to fleece to do. starting with chemical sense psychological pressure. under the time old coots legal team now is thirty days to appeal the latest criminal court decision earlier on tuesday cleared the way for the business possible extradition now to dismissing new claims of money laundering fraud against him those charges delayed a decision taken in the legal standing over the us is accused of terrorism supplying arms to colombian rebels allegations he denie

t. rethink possible. welcomeack time right now is some 14 tracking this san mateo bridge as a hot spot. the right lane is close to causing some minor delays in the area. you can see headlight's definitely building we expect five minute delays most of the road were going on underneath. you may want a look at the dumbarton bridge or bay bridge as alternates. bay bridge toll plaza same story big back up due to an earlier stalled vehicle near the incline. it is pass the 880 headlight's solid right now 20 minute trip making your way from the foot of the mason to a fremont street. another hot spot southbound 680 the red and yellow on your screen some debris on the roads. want to pass 84 jump to the express lane to make up for lost time. san jose said the south bay right now not tracking and hot spot jet. 1 01 you can see headlights in the southbound direction. good drive times in the northbound direction 10 minutes from downtown san jose up toward senate bill. 716 < look at our forecast. >> temperatures warm again toda

. ♪ call 1-800-steemer ♪ dgo t >>> welcome back on this thursday morning.ook at traffic on the beltway. this is from oxon hill, maryland. off to a pretty good start so far today. only going to get better. >> it will albright great day, i think. here is great thing. we are getting set for a string of really nice days. we've had some rough weather recently, a lot of clouds and rain. now, we get some sweet relief and i think folks will like it. let's start by showing you the satellite-radar. we still have to get the rhett of this system out of here but we are on the back end of it. you can see that area of low pressure up to our north and east. it is slowly pulling away. can you see the rain and the clouds pulling out of the mid- atlantic. we still have clouds. i actually had mist coming in. up to our north, it is still raining across new york state and parts of new england so they've got to deal with it for another day. right now, reagan national airport is reporting a temperature of -- oh, we lost that map. sometimes that happens. reagan national, it is 52 d

t. it's. welcome back here with r t great nuclear power to get now rushes to build the country's first avenue clearly out there in the deal signed off during president medvedev says it is somewhat of southeast asian nations in a annoy. the new spice coulombs as georgia refuses to the firm are denying claims that it busted a network of twenty people allegedly gathering information for russia to lisa says it's keeping all the details of the matter secret until the end of next week. and joining forces in the war on drugs russia and the u.s. broke down on the ghana stance opium producing labs and in their first combined operation to tackle the world's heroin factory the raid marked the return for russians by. forces to the country over twenty years after saudi troops left. and the weeks on the main news and down the ses devaney faces death for crimes against humanity we investigate whether the tariq aziz verdict was timed to take the heat out of the latest revelations from wiki leaks the online whistleblo

this is r t one welcome if you just joined us tonight it's ten pm monday night here in moscow i'm kevin zero in with the top story and a quarter said to deliver its verdict on two israeli soldiers convicted of using a palestinian child as a human shield is the first time there's been such a conviction since the law was reintroduced in israel and the accused now face up to three years in prison artie's paul asleep the young boy who was forced to become an unwilling. measured robber was just nine years old when soldiers grabbed him and made him check for bombs. i was just sitting here is really soldiers took me over there there were two bags and he told me to open them but i didn't know how to do it. he was terrified of the abandoned briefcases which the soldiers thought could be booby trapped and his fighting family forced to watch whatever feel i want to them put his hands on my son shoulder and made him go into the toilet cubicle i heard a few shots fired soon afterwards i felt like i was dying melissa.

t. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, time is 825 taking a look to the forecast.7 day around the bay. hot weather in store for the rest of the work week 90s in the end, high eighties around the bay, at the coast high 70's, low 80s. cool down in store for this weekend. george. >> early morning accident and north main street along cleared from the roadway but it still affects are still being felt here traffic is backed up on succeeds here to the benicia writ bridge. all the way the highway 4. heavy coming at the willow rask a complete traffic checks straight ahead now let's get to the news room with james. >> new details on the story that we first brought you in our lives our utility worker who was swept away in the utility pipe we have video to show you. you can see him there on the stretcher firefighters, and paramedics area's looks a little creepy buddies or outright head to toe. his eyes and his nose or poking at the top he is alive and recovering but for a was a straight scary situation. he was being lowered into a manhole to work on some underground piping he

t. and. welcome back you're also talking purely about to remind you we're discussing venezuela's political battles. but before let's see what russians think about the venezuelan president. president of venezuela hugo chavez suffers he is the worst said back at the ballot box since taking office in one thousand and nine because you had to socials part to last the two thirds majority needed to push through legislation without consulting the position however it was still a performance that any party would have been called of giving then being in the hole for twelve years the public opinion foundation asked russians what impression they have of hugo chávez russians will have seen his media appearances almost five times more likely to be positively impressed the major question today for chair of us is that two thousand and twelve presidential election as recent results show that many of his supporters did not cos they have votes. ok and i to go to you maybe slightly change the subject here why in your opi

fans braved the wins at at&t park to welcome the giants this afternoon, chanting and singing the giants' praises. >> the best thing to happen in this city for a long time. thank you, our uribe. >> we're out here. welcome back, you guys. woo! >> reporter: other fans crowd the giants store, buying piles of giants memorabilia and spending lots of money. >> the fever. most of the people are here because we're in it. otherwise we would probably be at home watching football. but baseball ain't over yet. >> there was 300 people in line for the dugout store. so, i live here, so we decided to jump in the car and jump on 280 and come down here where all the action is. >> we got tickets to games two and seven. >> he just dropped $264 on giants gear, and aaron is buying his giants giant finger, sum up the win. >> the best part was that the giants won, and that they beat the phillies, who are a lot better than them. >> they won't be able to convince any of these fans the phillies were better than the giants, and right now -- we're looking at some of the players leave right now. everytime one of the

t. only welcome back to the kaiser report ok time now to go to los angeles and talk with ellen brown author of the web of debt ellen brown welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max dose about your new article just out in yes magazine braced for another lehman brothers weekend foreclosure gate flaws appear to be incurable. what happened here was sixty two million mortgages are held in the name of mergers the mortgage electronic registration system which is just an electronic database that doesn't own anything it doesn't have any employees it doesn't have a location it's just electronic and the reason they set it up that way was so that these mortgage backed securities that all the mortgages are turned into. would be investment grade for the investors in order to get a aaa rating. vehicle to kind to it that these mortgages would all pass through had to be what's called a bankruptcy remote that means that it couldn't own anything in other words. if if that entity mergers were to go bankrupt it would take all their other properties would wind up being part of the bankrupt state and so to avo

t. and. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter about to mind you we're talking about the currency wars. but before let's see which currency russians prefer all we on the brink of a global currency war as mall the world's economy is weak in their current says the low exchange rate makes their goods and services more competitive but the race to the bottom may mean an open consequence is on the cards so which currency do russians trust most six to seven percent of opinion poll respondents consider the russian ruble the most really. blowhole and other twenty two percent will seek refuge in the euro during recession but only six percent see any safety in the u.s. dollar that's for most russians the safest car a city to keep is the one they know best. ok if i can take control of my program after the first part. i want to talk about china now because china is very much in the rule in the news right now and there's a lot of talk we saw the congress go through the motions yesterday i'm sorry last week and you know the giant's currency is undervalued that's why middle class americans can't find j

t. rethink possible. welcomee long as pre- game show in the history of local television runs three hours and all tell you you know we would do the show even if you guys for fourth place. (laughter) >> and i site today we were getting ready to win something carried >> fet is breaking in the broadcast said the same thing these fans are screen behind as you know they would be out here even if the giants were in force. >> the best fans in the world trade and i look like a jerk and still getting e-mail's. >> how long 13 years to rid that's going back a dusty in the whole game. the four top giants you can't do too much your name from people know the game you're about ready to be a manager. is that something, i know you don't every day think about it but that would be logically next for you because everyone speak so highly of you. >> that's great i started managing when i stopped playing and managed eight years in the minor leagues and came up as a manager at been coaching for 13 years that's a nice step by that's what

t park. >>> welcome back, everybody, to at&t park, where we're about, oh, 22 hours or so away from game one of the world series. today the national media and texas media descended on at&t park. it seems like half the state of texas made the trip to cover the rangers' first-ever world series appearance. the giants playing in their fourth since moving to san francisco in 1958. someone is going to end a long championship drought. the rangers made their boldest move in early july, trading for ace pitcher cliff lee. >> when jd told you that you guys had acquired cliff lee, what was your reaction to that and what was the club's reaction when you walked into the clubhouse that day and said we got cliff lee? >> my reaction was, good job, john! [ laughter ] >> you're the man! >> reporter: and you got a pair of aces of taking the mound tomorrow, tim lincecum and cliff lee. they had three cy young awards between them and sparkling resumes this post-season. as great as the franchise has been, look at lee. three wins, an e.r.a. under 1. he struck out 34 batters, walked just one and lee sun defeated in e

t. welcome back, current time is 9:16 a.m. still contending with thought.lthough we will see some sunshine later on this afternoon. there is some wet weather and forecast this weekend. right now let's let it turn temperatures, 50 degrees san francisco, 56 oakland, 53 redwood city. 49 livermore 54 fairfield, here's the reins 5:00 a.m. this friday, a chance of showers. and then the rain really picks up on saturday the morning, early afternoon. starting to see that storm version by 4:00 p.m. especially by 6:00 p.m. really starting to see the north bay get it. also along parts of the peninsula by 9:00, is continue to see that storm version it is through the saturday evening hours into sunday morning. widespread showers in the bay area of the storm starts to pull back by 2:00 in the afternoon most of the stars of the north bay. we will continue to see rainshowers in the north bay through parts of allegro as well. then the storm force a little bit further cells and along the coastline you will need an umbrella of this weekend but in the meantime sunshine this aft

. >>> warming trend for t weekend. welcome back to weather and traffic on the ones.s in the 50s right now. 55 to 60 at the bustop. 7:11. we'll see a high temperature of 78 to 79 degrees. should be up to 77 by 3:00. and we are looking at that warming trend. close to 80 degrees this weekend. ashley. >>> this early morning, volume onhe increase around the capital beltway, no problems out of college park. 66 headed east bound. a little bit of volume greets you from route 50 off and on to the capital beltway. a little early for big, bad delays. eun and joe, back to you. >> thanks, ashley, very much. 5:42. drivers are being told to beware of birds. >>> plus, what vincent gray said in his town hall that will be of particular interest to people who live outside the district. >>> also, wh one local politician is saying about some racy photos posted online. >>> why you might see increased security on my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college witho

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it is not i am the russian capital you're watching r t with joshua welcome to the program the war in afghanistan today and or as it stands here with a little sign of an a on extra american troops may now be in place but public support for the campaign is. slipping rapidly with about two thousand nato troops killed in the conflict it's a critical time for the u.s. led campaign as it struggles to turn around the fight against the taliban and have the expected withdrawal of international forces next year afghan officials continue to back the coalition's efforts but even they admit that after all this time there's still no tangible results and as are his policy reports the online and takes of american soldiers are hardly helping matters. else goes up in smoke and with a justified or not tempers fly in the afghan capital the culprits soldiers who can be heard saying fantastic before posting the clip on the internet even if by burning the house accidentally a copy of the koran is housed that can be easily used as a tactic or as a means of acting more young. religious is to them it's to go

t. dot com. welcome back there whether it's here is a look at the top stories the german government says it's making an effort to make immigrants feel welcome just days after the chancellor suggested multiculturalism has failed but many who have come from abroad say they were discriminated against for being different whatever they do to integrate. revelations of torture and killings in iraq published online have forced the pentagon to deny ignore it cases of abuse at the american media is being accused of diverting attention from the wiki leaks exposé by targeting the founder of the whistle blowing web site. and young couples in india are breaking family traditions by accepting government government money for not having kids it's part of an attempt to control the size of the country surging population. also we have lines here in our next we'll take you on an underground tour of places designed for people to survive and thrive. it's always dark and people who come face danger you think the german grenades

hello and welcome you know what you this course there's an r t thanks for joining us here is to have lines for being leave some are with three points in their pocket still hoping to catch up with leaders is a neat st petersburg. you a firehouse a free meal defeat so what twelve year old qualify would be totally abandoned up to six minutes of play due to found disturbances. and also world number nineteen and the means to announce is harry time and from tennis off to thirteen seasons on the pro tour. so one game in the russian primarily on friday nights where the struggling prettiest i've had i've suffered yet another defeat to second seeded ruby and this time around this does open the scoring in minutes after the break somebody's going to need to make and it's one meal from close range there. and thirteen minutes later coming out of his second go a great set up by substitute alexander is on so they are as well alex over gabbett when called the gap between them and league leaders the need to just three points box and have two games in hand and sit comfortably add that's all despite wed

t park. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> it is hard to believe that it's been 21 years and the loma prieta earthquake ans veriry is coming up. since much has happened to ensure the infrastructure is ready for the next big one. the 7.1 magnitude quake caused major damage and led to 63 deaths. schools, highways and public buildings since then have been retrofitted to withstand another quake of that magnitude and experts say there's still more work that needs to be done. it is under construction and that work is expected to be completed by 2013. and according to the u.s. geological survey, there's a 63% chance that a magnitude of 6.7 or greater will happen before 2031. >>> we'll tell you to the animal sanctuary where dogs are helping lions a department to their new environment. >>> a new study on obesity that suggests the country's problem could be bigger than we thought. >> and howot thox to the rescue for people suffering from a chronic condition. we'll be right back. >>> in health news tonight, wrifrngel and migraine-y from. botox is a treatment for chronic migraine. it has been approved f

t. rethink possible. welcome back we harassing disappointing earnings.llen: and ibm leading the charge down. it is down below the 11,000 mark. nasdaq down 46, apple shares down 3 1/2% right now. >> something new it is on the menu be here and wind. the store there reopened yesterday is the first to offer alcohol. cleft beer and local wines go on sale after 4:00 p.m. est at is to offer drinks and food that will attract customers after the morning coffee rush. it could someday spread to other locations officials have declined to say how soon in my shop elsewhere. >> live look for in the golden gate bridge fog thickening up here that across the mimed trolleys san francisco 50 waiting for the sun and by 61 not a bad afternoon. this is your captain speaking. we are 14th in line for takeoff. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! ♪ from his frere jacques... [ speaking french ] [ mom

t. welcome back 9:42 a.m. a live look get san francisco. we have clouds building.how julia's frost advisory the north bay. cool temperatures continue and then the rain roles in tomorrow night. we are watching that because game 2 of the world series tomorrow. >> police are looking for two men in connection with armed robberies last month at two marijuana dispensaries in san jose. the latest incident occurred on the afternoon of sept. 29 at a dispensary in the 1600 block of monterey road. two men ordered the two employees inside the business to the ground, tied their hands and robbed them of their personal property, along with cash and marijuana from the dispensary. the men fled in a four-door green honda. the employees were not harmed in the course of the robbery. detectives believe the men also robbed another san jose dispensary on sept. 18. >> a man was shot and killed by four masked men in a fairfield home. the victim, was shot four times in the chest in the living room of a home on the 200 block of hamilton drive at about 9 p.m. tuesday. the shooting occurred af

ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshie welcome to the program now it's been confirmed that russia will build viet nam's first ever nuclear power plant and the deal was signed by president viet of who's been on a visit to her noyo southeast asia is one of the world's economic powerhouses but needs to modernize its hangi supply to continue its rapid growth cutting as our in our reports. one of the things that most news outlets will be focusing on and everybody will be focusing on is the agreement signed to build vietnam's first ever nuclear power plant a deal that is said to be worth over five billion u.s. dollars and is said to significantly boost viet nam's energy resources and of course to spell more stable existence and economic growth a deal.

in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshua welcome to the program tougher financial discipline and punishment for over spanners the european union is looking at ways to avert future debt crises and threats to the euro at a brussels some of the e.u. leaders agreed to prepare changes to the organisation's fundamental treaty under pressure from germany and france are just lore and it explains how europeans hope to shore up the region's troubled economy. this is what's turned out to be the u.k.'s pass into the realms of financial security because those who are using this are now in brussels heading into another raul over the eurozone france and germany are arguing for changes to the lisbon treaty adopted controversially less than a year ago they won't punish.

the team flew back to san francisco yesterday to an enthusiastic welcome at at&t park, that is where they'll py the rangers. terry mcsweeney is live at the park with more on fan reaction and a difficulty in getting ticket >> reporter: a lot of people are looking for tickets. the gias have made it all the way to the world series and now fans want to see history in the making. that is why dozens of fans cam out here to at&t ballpark this morning toet their hands on some tickets but like the mighty casey, they struck out. >> jeremy got in line just li he did in 2002. >> i'm here to try to get tickets to the world series. been here all night been here since yesterday. >> reporter: giants came out to thank their fans which followed this scene where bubble fled after they becam national league champions. he was withdrawing $500 so he could buy tickets for himse and two children. >> the kids are like, anything else would be cool. >>> there was line growing. the giants had a representative with a dose of reality. >> no public sales? >> there is a lottery. >> and giants fans felt like silly f

ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshua welcome to the program fifteen polar explorers are starting an epic expedition to prove that part of the resources rich arctic actually belongs to russia their mission of volves spending the next year adrift on an ice floe the team will carry out dozens of experiments in the freezing temperatures of a fierce winter because you're caught up with members of the mission before they're left to fend for themselves. but there are only fifteen of them and the majority are in their twenty's russia's budding ocean knowledge is oceanographers and antonius will spend a year on floating eyes in the arctic they'll be trying to shed light on why.

t. rethink possible. >> welcome back in is 641 right now we're taking a look at this storm trackers forarea because we of the storm coming up that is expected to hit fairly hard especially in vallejo, you concede that the plo at the red. it is moving on through and we have more rain on the way it after the next couple of hours when it will everybody into the north valley and into the it east bay and san jose as well. >> developing minute by midnight the dow is down by 15 points and they are down after of report came out this morning on economy growth which did little to reassure is about the health of the economy. if the dow was down to the s&p is down as well and the nasdaq is down by 15 points. >> meanwhile vries and wireless has agreed to pay fines and refunds to customers who have racked up charges on their phones for the last couple of years and fries and said it will issue these refunds for about two to $6 for the 15 million subscribers have been affected by this. this is the largest that they have ever handed out. >> this morning the secretary has changed the way of passing down

the team flew back to san francisco yesterday to an enthusiastic welcome at at&t park, that is where they'll play the rangers. terry mcsweeney is live at the park with more on fan reaction and a difficulty in getting tickets. >> reporter: a lot of people are looking for tickets. the giants have made it all the way to the world series and now fans want to see history in the making. that is why dozens of fans came out here to at&t ballpark this morning to get their hands on some tickets but like the mighty casey, they struck out. >> jeremy got in line just like he did in 2002. >> i'm here to try to get tickets to the world series. been here all night been here since yesterday. >> reporter: giants came out to thank their fans which followed this scene where bubble flowed after they became national league champions. he was withdrawing $500 so he could buy tickets for himself and two children. >> the kids are like, anything else would be cool. >>> there was line growing. the giants had a representative with a dose of reality. >> no public sales? >> there is a lottery. >> and giants fans f

t. welcome back some 42 lowland mark ruling in the fight from gay-rights in the military.n't ask don't tell policy. it puts an end to the ban on openly gay troops. but the judge a previously ruled in violated rights to freedom of speech. she delayed using an injunction until now. one marine says he wants to serve again if the policy is changed. >> on looking forward to it as soon as is back i know me in a few of my friends were discharged would consider returning to service i would like to do that. when i put on that uniform the first time it was an important part of my life i definitely would love to come back. >> they are reviewing the ruling that has 60 days to appeal but they don't have to. defense department is reviewing that as well. 10:43 a.m. back with more minute. [ male announcer ] sizzler's incredible endless salad bar -- complete with taco bar, hot appetizers, and scrumptious deserts -- is just $7.99 for lunch!! what a lunch!!! $7.99! sizzler. welcome back time right now 1046 the golden gate bridge blue skies clear conditions sunday beautiful morning. and then

t. ♪ welcome back to kron 4 morning news 918 a clear shot this morning over the golden gate bridge.etaluma. here's a look outside current conditions 57 degrees by noon time getting to 60. a high today 64. here is a look at your current temperatures. 60 through oakland, hayward down and mountain view. fifties in the livermore valley. the afternoon keeping it into the '60s, '70s. concord coming in at 75, six days through richmond and san rafael, redwood city 73. same story for a word and fremont. a bit of thidisturbance pass throh this morning but we are seeing that system pushover to the east. no chance of rain for today or the weekend. conditions improved through the weekend today your afternoon high 64 for lead week, warming a bit more and then saturday mostly sunny entablatures get up to 74. your 7 day around the bay a warming trend for the weekend sunday the better of the two days getting to 86 more inland spots keep warming it up as we break into next week. 920 let's check with commute. >> conditions are improving on the bridge. 101 north coming up still slowing from before to 8

you're watching r t coming to you live from the russian capital welcome to the program now russia will build a vietnam's first ever nuclear power plant in reaching a debt have said the deal will help vietnam develop as a powerful independent and modern state other washing president's visit to hanoi comes as moscow looks for closer cooperation with southeast asian countries. reports from the vietnamese capital. many deals were signed today during the russian president's official visit to one oil but this deal is perhaps the most important and it still is said to be worth over five billion u.s. dollars and will certainly help vietnam and stablish stability in its energy sector vietnam of course suffers from a lot of blackouts a lot of electricity shortage help as the russian president himself said help the country as stablish itself within the twenty first century world arena.

one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program now it was terminator time of moscow this week arnold schwarzenegger was in town not to wreak havoc but on a mission of innovation california's governor was in the capital at the invitation of president head of to discuss investing in russia's version of silicon valley and he also took time to take in some city life as a kind of boy can i reports. it was morning rush hour in the moscow subway with passengers al boring their way through the crowd there is little that can make them pause at this time but here he was the terminator. i saw lots of people on camera flashes in the security service came out fall.

it is alarming am in the russian capital you're watching r t with memory natasha welcome to the program now the daughter of a russian official who rammed her car into two people killing one is facing a retrial a russian court says there were major violations during the first hearing allowing the woman to go free. now this case is just one example of what critics say is a trend among the children of rushes only to live recklessly beyond the law sarah ferguson went to meet one of their alleged victims. when valarie three day it was no use down by a car it was the beginning of a long and very difficult to recovery it was the best bus stop the following was not the out there see that was five years ago and since then he's been on able to say that but investigated he suffered horrific injuries and the memories of that day still very clear in his mind. i remember exactly how it all happened moment by moment my friend and we were standing here as we parted to cross the street on the green light i remember the green white river green had turned and began walking through that direction when i he

it is a the russian capital you're watching r t with marina joshua welcome to the program it's the last day of campaigning in kyrgyzstan as its people are set to choose their members of parliament in a crucial vote on sunday the election will establish central asia as first parliamentary state one of which the president's powers are curbed and it is also hoped to bring coveted stability to the region that has suffered from deadly political and ethnic violence in the past few months as a group is cut off now reports. burns down shops and houses abandoned cafes and broken windows political billboards alongside piles of meat on the street yesterday stun gets ready to vote for new polling here in the country's second largest city change is obvious. we need a decent government able to restore peace and stability that will stop people from leaving economy stability and the economy to start working. eighty two polling stations have been set up across the city election is to be observed by monitors from the sea russia and the c.i.s. the amount of competing parties is q.e. stands all time record

ocooer feoel cort eeit t totr r >>> welcome back to the morning news. the right on time bears the opening bell. we are ringing the bell. intell looks like a pretty good day. more corporate earnings coming in this morning that are pretty healthy. we've had pretty decent earnings so far. october is a very big earning. a lot of companies end their fiscal year. we'll see. we will keep watching the numbers. >> if we have good reports does that signal a turn around in the economy? >> that is a little bit of a stretch. it's at least a positive sign. >>> thank you for joining us. it is friday october 22nd i'm kraig debro. dave clark has the day off. >> i'm pam cook. president obama is waking up here in the bay area this morning after attending democratic party fund rairds on the -- fundraisers on the peninsula last night. jade hernandez is joining us. >> reporter: president obama spent the night here you can see the hotel where he slept. it's blocked off here by police. blocked off bay shore between mil bray and kalyn road. we watched the president arrive at sf

ocooer feoel cort eeit t totr r >>> welcome back. they are just ringing that opening bell live this morning. as we take a look at the nasdaq and the floor of the new york stock exchange. a lot of herbings coming in this morning. the banking sector has been the foe us overnight. >>> and good morning. thanks for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's tuesday october 19th. dave clark has the day off. >> time now is 6:30. >>> and police are searching for two gunman that targeted a pair of restaurants. robberies took place near closing time last night. claudine wong is in concord with more on the crime. >> reporter: good morning. we are in front of this round table where one of the robberies happened. it closes at 10:00 on monday nights. last night an hour before they were ready to lock up their doors two men came barging in armed with guns. the same thing happened four miles away from here at a subway. police believe the men responsible may be responsible for similar crimes. this all happened as employees in the building. we're

to raise the profile of the government's flagship innovation project business r t preserve the highlights of event. welcome to you live from our headquarters in central moscow this is r t with me and you so now way it's four pm here in the russian capital and first stop here. tweeted with the president been caught in the crush of the metro wash hour and rode a retro soviet car all in one day arnold schwarzenegger seems to be enjoying his stay in the russian capital and now to meet the media that has joined the california governor and u.s. high tech executives to look at russia's silicon valley with a view to investing. thomas is there right now.

t. welcome back, you we're standing by its 18 cheaper for the giants begin to not we know they're out there faster let's turn to jackie sissel who is awaiting as well. the teamsters agreed now are they? >> hopefully, they only got in about four hours ago here at&t park effects let's take a look to the video of the buses arriving there play game 2 last night and for some of their loss. but the game did not care rental 11:30 p.m. so that defy cross-country to get back here to at&t perk or game 3 will take place in about 28 hours. they got a split in philadelphia which is good news we talked to the team president, he talked or getting a split. >> we are moving to games 34 and 5. philadelphia is maccabean easy team we knew it. it is 11. we felt we had to get one will like the gun to. kron 2. so whee need to try and accomplish one of those two did two or three. >> kidneys for transplant is that at&t project is guaranteed to rouse the next three games about 28 hours from first pitch kerman that is at 1:19 p.m. that kind of restraint starting time but that some or play. weekend that the orange and

eighty out of the russian capital you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program immigrantsin germany accused of failing to integrate into society say they face discrimination at all levels if they do the german government says it is making moves to bring foreign born citizens into the mainstream just days after the chancellor said multiculturalism has failed sarah first reports on an issue splitting the country. oh and you. learn the language of an accent. we need to have a place. the message to immigrants in germany on integration in tough talk from the german chancellor his controversial speech recently friended multiculturalism a failure of the flood to paste on an extremely sensitive issue. which is also called gaza strip because. he has been becomes more and more arabian with high integration of the past few decades germany has.

it is not i am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshua welcome to the program more protests in france and more damage to its crippled finances public anger is now beginning to switch from the government to the trade unions blamed for paralyzing the country's economy as a country those are reports demonstrators seem to be losing the war they waged. saving face the french trade unions are still taking people to the streets despite the fact that reform they're protesting against is a given still angry french citizens say the show must go as ordinary persons look on dragging their coffee or mineral water members of trade unions and students continue taking to the streets just outside the french senate protesting a reform that is pretty much already guaranteed to take place they haven't even had a chance to learn the new slogans but it's not enough to stop them is worse if you do this is overheard we can strike and wisdom is treating the gays through form we have decided to montreux.

welcome back r t kyrgyzstan is having the polls to elect a parliament that's hope will bring stability to the state ravaged by repeated brutal clashes the bold to take power away from the president for the first on the central asian country. mourners are gathering in russia's city of somalia to remember the victims of a plane crash which killed poland's president and many of its top brass it's been six months since the tragedy playing to lives of ninety six people. and our review of the week nine years after the u.s. led forces in afghanistan civilian and coalition losses are on the rise foreign forces are struggling to turn around the fight against the taliban and of next year's expected withdrawal of international forces. next r t explores how the mass media puts entertainment values ahead of real life stories ignoring the brutal reality faced by millions. you know world changes by the way. c.n.n. headline news in the future updates on america's new states is beginning to show its military muscle in the media environment where the average sun bite is what eight or nine seconds what c