and owen, owen is just the coolest guy in the world. he really is.s he really? he seems like a laid back guy. >> he's top-notch. >> we worked with jimmy, you know? >> jimmy: he does know that. you said there was a "funny or die --" >> oh, there's a great "funny or die" that we put up yesterday with owen that's, you know, pretty cool. >> jimmy: you should check that out. >> kind of sums up -- concept of the whole thing. >> jimmy: we have a clip from the movie here. with sudeikis, i think. when he tells owen, "hey, i got it too. i got a hall pass too." >> great. here's from "hall pass." >> i got a hall pass. >> what? >> can you believe it? i got a hall pass. >> when does yours begin? >> 24 minutes ago. >> yeah. she's going to go join maggie up at the cape. it's just you and me, buddy for the next six days. [ phone ringing ] >> do you realize how much easier this is going to make it for me, having a hall pass partner? >> yeah, tell me about it. and it's not just me. no, it's gonna be gary, hog head, flats. they're all coming out with tonight. >> you're

and i watched owen and i'm like, "he's incredible. he's great." then i'm like, "oy!"tuff with like "snl." i used to say, "oh, it's because we don't get a lot of time at 'snl' for makeup. you know, you are doing it really quick in between the commercial breaks." that was the excuse i was giving myself when i would watch myself on television. and then on movies, you know, they take a great deal of time with makeup and lighting and all that stuff, and i still look like hell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you look great. >> no, the characters are supposed to be super schlubby and, like, you know, very pale and i went for it. i got way into character. ate a lot of waffle house. >> jimmy: almost too into character. >> yeah, too into character, indeed. yeah, it was really fun. it was a great experience. >> jimmy: super cool. but i wonder, out in l.a., you played in the celebrity all-star basketball game. >> yeah, with the nba. >> jimmy: how cool is that? >> it was a blast. it was really fun. >> jimmy: looks like you took it real serious. >> i took it real serious. [ laughter ] >> j

it's midnight now here in moscow welcome if you just joined us one is kevin owen in the main use the world's attention still focused on the earthquake disaster in japan of course and crews are now working tonight at the fukushima number one nuclear plants in the tsunami hit north to try to prevent a possible meltdown after a powerful blast at the facility earlier it said the explosion was caused by a failure of the cooling system while the reactor itself was unaffected by. you asians are underway over a twenty kilometer radius amid fears of contamination three patients at a local hospital just three kilometers from the plant we hear have tested positive for radiation exposure now crucially maybe they were already at the hospital when that blast occurred officials say they're showing no signs of illness though so far the u.n. nuclear watchdog says it's being told by japan that radiation levels near the plant have fallen in recent hours and that explosion comes after friday's eight point nine magnitude earthquake that triggered a massive tsunami that struck japan's coast and cause dest

hello this is artsy is eight pm now here in moscow my name is kevin owen under main news tonight just one story dominating the world's attention again that's the disaster in japan a blast has destroyed part of a nuclear facility now in the tsunami had north a twenty kilometer evacuation zone is in place but authorities say radiation levels there are now decreasing it's understood the explosion was caused by a failure of the cooling system of the reactor itself they say was unaffected but last struck the focus you know one nuclear plant lying some two hundred fifty kilometers north of tokyo the route from one of the care walls caved in leaving at least four workers injured. there's been reports that three people who were evacuated from the area have been exposed to radiation explosion follows friday's eight point nine magnitude earthquake good triggered a massive tsunami and caused scenes of devastation dozens of kilometers inland over seven hundred people are now confirmed dead that's the latest we know tonight but it's thought that number could sot dramatically as the hours and days

clive owen and catherine keener were -- and who's this girl? what's her name?en we made it. she really is -- her performance was incredible. >> jimmy: what a performance. everybody, even the creepy predator guy is great. >> good. >> jimmy: he's a creepy guy. he'll never work again, but it's good that he -- [ laughter ] man oh man, strong performances. i'm just like -- i was just watching it. i go, "oh my gosh. it was very, very cool and amazing stuff. congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and thank you for taking something that's taking a leap like this. this is great. >> no, my pleasure. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a lot of people should see this. people are nervous. we have a clip of the movie "trust." here's a scene with clive owen and catherine keener, late at night. >>> that's it. >> what are you doing? >> what are you doing? why are you down here when you should be up there with her? do you think finding this guy is more important and it's going to make her better? do you think -- >> well, it might or might save some other poor girl. >> i want th

this is artsy for moscow very good evening if you just joined us money is kevin owen it's nine pm here on our top story russia's president as told he only has himself to blame for the current situation in libya to be treated better said the u.n. backed military intervention is a direct consequence of the behavior of libya's leaders and the crimes carried out against their own people but he was critical of the bombing in libya saying the no fly zone should be used only to protect civilians and bring about peace let's get the latest smarties peter all of it should we. meet the russian leader offered little reassurance for gadhafi did anybody hasn't but the campaign entirely even though. yes that's right president made get if said that although russia's initial response to the situation in libya had been to call for a peaceful solution that colonel gadhafi actions in persistently attacking his own people had forced the hand of the international community and that this was why russia had supported an arms embargo and asset freeze and why russia hadn't used its veto on the u.n. security cou

ryan owens, abc news, austin. >> something to ponder tonight., thank you. >>> and a milestone to mark this evening. more than half of all americans are now on facebook. 51% of us are now on the site, connecting with family and friends. and that's lightning fast, given that facebook has only been around for seven years. we thought we would try to put it in perspective tonight. this old thing called the tv set, it took twice that long after the tv set was invented before 51% of americans had one of these. so, facebook, out-acing the good old tv. we still like the tv, hope you do, too. >>> when we come back here on the broadcast, the bride to be, about to walk down the aisle in a way you will never forget. doubtful, you love me. hey, you can't take allegra with fruit juice. what? yeah, it's on the label. really? here, there's nothing about juice on the zyrtec® label. what? labels are meant to be read. i'd be lost without you. i knew you weren't allergic to me. [ sneezes ] you know, you can't take allegra with orange juice. both: really? fyi. [ male

se trata de owen h. nació en canadá. ahora termina contrato. y estsábado al sur del estado dorado.n cambiar de destino. los guerreros de golden state. oklahoma y lakers. y este viernes el dueño de los equipo de nfl acordaron extender 7 días más. descanzarán este fin de semana y reanudan las platicas el lunes. el salario minimo, beneficios para veteranos. y este sábado en phoenix arizona se enfrentan los atleticos de oclkand. >> la novia de mñxico regresará a ser novia de verdad. hoy se confirmó la separación de lucero con mijares. dice que mantendrá una amistad. en una entrevista negó los rumores que ya tiene nueva pareja. su vida profesional está en un muy buen momento ya que lanzará su segundo video musical de su álbum más reciente. >> se presentará un filme donde cuenta sus historias. en un intento de mostrar porque venimos. >> ese es el título de la película. ideada por las redadas del año 2006. si quiere es mañana en bahía vista de san rafael. además de ver la película podrán conversar con productores y actores. no se lo pierda ma a

david owen wants a no-fly zone, but itñ will take time. >> it will probably not be done until we seean outrageous episode. it is a sad thing that we have to wait for preventive action, but the more it is talked about, the more gaddafi will have to worry about a no-fly zone. >> they captured guns from rebels. before any no-fly zone can be enforced, the libyan air defenses will have to be destroyed. james robbins, bbc news. >> many of these activists we speak to say they do not want troops on the ground. there are activists about whether there should be a no-fly zone and whether there should be air strikes on the capital of tripoli. his air force still poses a threat. >> for the rebels here, the sky is the danger. colonel gaddafi has sent his plane's three times so far to attack these weapons. in fact, two of the three pilots send it to attack this. miss. that is a relief, because they're hopelessly neglected. there is a large number of mortar bombs made in britain. >> the british staff like the rest is a very elegant. one of the rebels volunteered to drive into the arms dump. everyone

it is played by clive owen and nicole kidman. it takes place in 1930 spain but almost all of it is being shot here in the bay area. the filming is taking place in livermore next month. >>> we watched it lighten up a little wit asset rolled through. still bringing us some moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms. giving you a look at storm tracker 2, where we are watching that line again, the time lapse showing you over the last few hours how it just continues. and if we give you the very latest, moderate to heavy rain coming through. this is going to move through and bring us heavy to moderate rain. if we track this here for you, looks likes 12:37, kupertino, los gados about 12:43. this storm is bringing very active weather, even brought a tornado warning to areas right over san mateo county earlier this morning. that has been allowed to expire and the good news is that we are not likely to see anything like this for the rest of the day. but this is going to take a few hours before finally it moves on through. we will be tracking

looking to people dying with boat any help from us or from others we could say we are crippled and owens are tied together because we haven't got the first sees to treat our patients. both doctors work in for university hospital and they are taking part in a study funded by german universities to examine the soaring number of cancers in that iraqi province. as the. boy is one. its name is late and is contaminated his mother and father. you are in scranton it's depleted uranium as it is. of course we don't know whether this torch is down in japanese to learn it we don't . was or was the iraqi province in which you do you minissha as were most heavily used. doctor are least says that radioactivity still lingers in many places he's convinced that this is what lies behind the increase in cancers some of which are very rare. cancers which are related to radiation. leukemias. as an soft tissue cancer is. increased. two alarming number on particularly cancer called malignant fibrosis just sidetone which is close to related to radiation. i got into low twenty five cases so it's some something st

the latest developments in libya when the news returns in full in thirty minutes time with me kevin owen now the rough on our travels next in the company of james brown reading a few hundred kilometers south of moscow to check out the historic city of thought on. room issues a russian city on the royals sitting in the ukrainian border in the country's southwest it's a regional capital with a thriving business community and student population. home to nearly one million people it's a place of innovation research and procession. in the last few years an influx of cash has completely modernize the city center and there are plenty of fashionable mutex and cafes standing alongside burnisher's grendel and locks. and turning over the moves the stunning enunciation cathedral the third largest church in russia finally reopened in two thousand and nine after eleven years of rebuilding with a brand new six term bell calling the city to worship and that was a pretty good advertisement for one local company. oh really the. reason to know that we're going to see what you make here yeah yeah so we have

a judge told eunice and owen jones that accord takes precedence over the religious in its adoption. puzzling for new ways to engage with part of the world shifting at baffling speed. in israel, anxiety is easily the dominant reaction. until a couple of months ago, egypt was considered a safe lra. hawes and darth change that. -- was considered a safe ally. hosni mubarak change that. >> there are no minefields' here, and a tank battalions, just the odd watch tower. israel has not had to worry about this border for more than 30 years. but now suddenly, israel is worried. mubarak is gone, and the stars of david koresh on these destroyed police bans showed how -- the stars of david scratched on these destroyed police bands show how they feel about them. for most of the last four years, gaza has been under siege by israel and egypt. >> israel's blockade of gaza would have been impossible without the egyptian government keeping this border crossing closed. the government of hosni mubarak could be relied upon to do israel's bidding, in particular, keeping hamas isolated in gaza. the flowers

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, san antonio. >> our thanks to ryan owens. >>> we'reroud to say this morning, the newly reinstated miss san antonio, dominique ramirez, joins us now. should i call you dominique? or should i call you miss san antonio? >> dominique's fine. thank you. good morning. >> what kind of message does this send? the fact that you fought for this crown back and you have it now? >> i mean, it obviously shows that, i mean, the jury saw the issues. they saw the problem. and they solved it. >> how do you feel personally to have that crown back? >> i feel great. you know, i've only had like two hours of sleep this morning. and i woke up happy. my family's behind me. my lawyer's behind me. all of his associates are behind me. i have a large support group. and i thank god for that every day. >> we're so glad you said you woke up happy this morning. i want to put the picture back up on the screen. we all sort of took note of it when it ran by. look at you here. i'm not a beauty pageant judge. but i find it hard to believe that anyone would look at that an

news channel it's kevin owen here tonight with our top story update for you a fresh fire fights break out across libya as the country spirals towards civil war and company duffy's attempting to regain control of key oil rich areas in the east over two thousand people have reportedly been killed during more than a fortnight of fighting. others international calls to end the violence grow louder there's pressure concerned now over the mounting possibility of u.s. intervention washington is gathering naval and marine forces near the libyan border . the story from us today hillary clinton says the u.s. is fighting and losing an information war with global media outlets including us that r.t. the us state department wants billions of dollars from congress to step up its propaganda efforts against the digital onslaught. coming up next of the history of the car bomb our crew explores the origins of influence of this form of deadly terrorism in the second part of our special report for you here on out. no matter how many of these. homemade explosives slipped across the atlantic into the hands

investigators say someone shot and killed 22-year-old jerry owens of san pablo in front of a home onird street. another gunshot victim was found inside that home. he was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek where he is in stable condition. investigators are trying to determine if last night's shooting is related to the one at third street and grove avenue the night before. so far they have no suspects. >>> a new blow to the libyan regime. a second senior official for moammar gadhafi resigned, signaling weakness at the top. the top libyan diplomat at the u.n. said most high-ranking officials are trying to defect but they're under such tight security they have difficulty leaving country. [ gunshots ] >>> and colonel gadhafi's troops have been enjoying success on the battlefield. they forced opposition fighters to retreat for a third straight day. the obama administration revealed today that cia operatives were sent to eastern libya while the white house debate will to supply arms to the opposition. >>> that was one ofic of discussion on capitol hill as lawmakers grilled ro

scored only once in the previous two home matches against the same petersburg side would have to bill owens if they want to break their opponent's record clearly nobody in period both teams were thinking only defense with no scoring opportunities how often to break it to just twenty seven seconds for the visitors to take the lead after frontiers to pass from the news division much insouciance him poochie any one on breakaway and educated brilliant one nothing with no chances essentially willing to say a plan will confuse but keep you from depression and to break the deadlock it seemed that the book wouldn't go bust you could see the funny it was until the in between the fights the line that. finally it lands efforts where you were to lose the match you once handed the right circle to the spot it on video and in first period we were a bit nervous as we're not very confident on how the post matches but in the second we got position and started to play ok. we want to explore the scenes and the decisive period in the winning goal was scored by young where it would give the cork up to the first

i'm kevin owen thanks for being with the artsy international news channel tonight with the news in full in fifteen minutes twixt now and then units got the latest sports for you. great to have your company this is sports to be here in twenty four hour our c let's take a look at some of the stories we're covering this hour. south of the charts rubin moved to the russian premier league summit for a day at least after notching up at you know win over rivulets f.c. track. making a splash china live up to their billing out the world series of events in moscow talking all four goals are for grabs over the weekend. and cost glories thirty one years ago british olympians dealy thomson and holland wells came gold off the bus to games we catch up with the per us that retrace their winning steps. as a calling with russian football rubin who are the team looking down on the rest in the russian premier league currently the title contenders at beating to referee ross need to move top on sunday ritholtz was aiming for his first win in charge of chechnya are fit to record but things aren't looking girl

point once and for fifteen minutes with me kevin owen you didn't see him know that it's time for a bit of sport fifteen minutes and five and unit just two weeks in we've already got a clear leader in the russian premier league and we anted rubin is on doing just about everything right six points from possible six kevin we have all the updates on the russian probably league and all the sport of course today coming up just a sec. if you're with us this is sports today i mean take a look at some of the stories we're covering this hour. one to go. or take the last remaining semifinal spot in the cage shell with their deciding game seven she moved from. making a splash china live up to their billing up the world series event in moscow all four goals up for grabs for the weekend. past glories thirty one years ago british olympians dealy trumps another all in wells gold two games but the current race. let's get going with. three premier league games have not finished up title contenders rubin storming to the top of the table courtesy of a two no win over to record grozny that his own side tri

. >> reporter: captain owen honors, the former executive officer of the aircraft carrier "enterprise" and star of xo movie night has been recommended for separation from the navy. the videos were part gag reel, part instruction. >> please drink a lot of water and stay hydrated out there. >> reporter: but honors knew they were offensive. >> there's a really good chance you're going to be offended. >> reporter: the admirals were reprimanded for condoning the videos, even though honors began each one by claiming tongue in cheek they were innocent. >> the captain, and the admiral, they don't know anything at all about the content of the video or the movie this evening. >> reporter: 34 other crew members were cautioned or counseled about poor judgment. but they'll be able to continue with their careers. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," a surprising study on teens and sex. >>> plus, cleanup on aisle 5. a woman goes on a bottle busting rampage at a liquor shop. you're watching the "cbs morning news." ♪ everywhere i go... ♪ i'll pass it on, ♪ and on.

civilians born out of ceasefire talk news one that we're getting through in the last with me kevin owen in fifteen minutes as the news continues between now and then it's sport union say right now it says thirty to forty six on the bottom like a nice touch at union and the match ever wanted to see the cricket world cups no reality what you got for us exactly right if i said you can win the favorites versus the champions it can only be india versus history we'll have a look at how they got to that stage and just attack. great to have your company this is sports three here and twenty four r c let's take a look at some of the stories we're covering this hour. south of the charts rubin moved to the russian premier league summit for a day at least after notching up at you know win over rivulets f.c. track. making china live up to their billing out the world series of events in moscow pocketing all four goals are for grabs over the weekend. and cost glories thirty one years ago british olympians daley thompson and alan wells came gold off the bus to games we catch up with the per especially t

this is our team from moscow is kevin owen here this hour bringing you up to date on the top stories the fuel rods that the second reactor at the fukushima nuclear power plant in japan have been fully exposed for over two hours now leading to fears of a meltdown but some reports that attempts to cool the reactor using seawater and resume. the human cost of the devastation in japan is being felt with almost two thousand people confirmed dead following friday's make a quake and tsunami rescue teams from several countries including russia are helping search for an estimated fifteen thousand people still missing. and in other news will get their fees force is suddenly regaining ground in the east of libya concerns grow over what's next if the leading contender for the global community takes over the country once again. more on the developing situation in japan tonight here on r.c. now though back to the other big news libya that the international community is debates on what measures to take next we sat down with haitham spokes person of the arab commission for human rights has been keep

water and certainly our best quality of water from pristine area in the eastern sierra known as the owens valley and that's what feeds our aqua duct. we have been seeing summer runoff over the last 70 years showing a decreasing trend during the peak flow months which means although there are ups and downs in terms of the water supply, that during the times of highest need, the water yield is at its lowest, and going down. and this finding is consistent with what we've seen from the california department of water resources for the sacramento river and the san joaquin water heads as well. so we are certainly not alone in this regard. we are seeing of course the decline in the snow pack which others are going to talk about much more later today, but the suggestion that somehow the snow would be replaced by increasing water rainfall in southern areas has not yet emerged. and so picture really does not look great. we have our two largest and most important waste water treatment plants, the hipurian and (inaudible) they treat waste water and 11 other cities and water using agent sis throughout

really don't pay that is all your support from the world weather is coming up in just the taking kevin owen is here with all the news off the top of the hour. closure is that so much there for you to be sitting on. the battle for libya is a so-called humanitarian intervention there so noble and straightforward must intervene . coming. from. a. wealthy british song.

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a very good evening this is r t it's ten pm here in moscow my name is kevin owen and we started libya where pro-government troops and pushed rebel forces out of the several recently captured territories after a heavy counter offensive becomes a sudden nato countries including the u.s. and france are suggesting there could be open to manning the rebels but there's been criticism that that would go beyond the terms of the u.n. resolution paula has more from tripoli. global fighters have now been pushed back to the city of ras lanuf we are hearing that this is strategically important oil city is firmly in the hands of gadhafi is made now there are numerous reasons being bandied about as to why the rebels are being forced to retreat and retreat so quickly part of it is because gadhafi forces are simply based organize they better trained or they have basically leadership and this is a person some real dilemmas to the international community in terms of what it should do next when it's becoming increasingly clear that these airstrikes are not that successful while the government here in tri

the ninety's but in a two thousand and seven interview with the social worker the couple eunice and owen johns expressed strong views on homosexuality give a social worker reservations about putting a child in their home a judge upheld that decision and ruled that the u.k. law preventing discrimination against gays trumps the couple's religious beliefs and the britain is a secular state not a theocracy those were the judges words so is this the right choice should religious beliefs play a factor in foster care homes i propose cameron chairman of the family research institute joins me now to talk about this issue dr cameron welcome back to the program. i think you shouldn't there be a separation of church and state when it comes to raising foster kids. i don't think particularly if a religion is dangerous if for instance you know the of the parents will be o.t. as part of their religious activities perhaps not on the other hand here in great britain and also as you know in the state of illinois same question as the rains could it be that because homosexuals are protected especially kabul

. >> reporter: captain owen honors, the former executive officer of the aircraft carrier "enterprise" and star of "x.o. movie night," has been recommended for separation from the navy. the videos were part gag reel, part instruction. >> please drink a lot of water, stay hydrated out there. >> reporter: but honors knew they were offensive. >> there's a really good chance you're going to be offended tonight. >> reporter: the admirals were reprimanded for condoning the video even though claiming n each one they were innocent. >> the captain and the admiral, they don't know anything at all about the content of the video or movie this evening. >> reporter: 34 other crew members were cautioned or warned about poor judgment but they will all be able to continue with their careers. katie? >> couric: david martin at the pentagon. david, thank you. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," adorable and in danger. the mysterious threat to sea otter this is california. but up next, a money dispute between millionaire players and billionaire owners puts the n.f.l. season in jeopardy. [ rob. and i was

hello this is the r t news channel from moscow my name's kevin owen and these are all top stories tonight for you back out of iraq as the u.k. considers military intervention in libya some for the ongoing violence in november could trigger another disaster struck a russian as well as other foreign governments and said they are against this which involves the use of. international military force. u.s. foreign policy some americans question the country's ever changing political positions which they say regularly sees them supporting the bad guys with major shifts in power in parts of north africa and the middle east so americans for the rest will shake their country's global him for. his loss leader of the soviet union celebrates his eightieth birthday mikhail gorbachev was the cancellation of the state censorship and the promotion of free speech but some accuse him of paving the way for destructive and chaotic reforms. i don't see sophie shevardnadze spoke to the former soviet leader about his legacy that interview is coming right up for you . mr gorbachev it's so great to have you with us

below this is artsy for moscow when it was kevin owen it's now eight pm here and it's six and leaving in tripoli the top story the u.s. is reportedly sending cia teams into libya to gather intelligence and set up links with the rebels but it comes as doubts grow about the exact makeup of the movement to oust colonel gadhafi that's prompted criticism of plans to arm them with nato officials themselves admitting they fear that al-qaeda fighters are among the rebels are to fall asleep is got the latest from tripoli. but they have been a strikes in the east and south eastern suburbs of tripoli at a military base there while the front line seems to have been pushed ever so further back it is now not far from the town of ajdabiya which is just seventy kilometers weights of the rebel stronghold of benghazi and have been a number of coalition air strikes in and around i just out here with which simply doesn't trace that the coalition is afraid that gadhafi forces are closing in on this town and also taking off once i drive your two for the gadhafi forces now the to rain. that a group of fight

very good evening for me kevin owen you're watching r t it's now eleven pm moscow time and our top story japan is dealing with the aftermath of a massive tsunami today. number killed is now three hundred seventy five and that is a figure sadly which is even optimistic estimates suggest will rise dramatically as huge wave was caused by the biggest earthquake in the country's history with your hand has now asked the u.n. to send rescue teams to help deal with the disaster another earthquake has also hit central japan in the past hours over there are no reports of damage from the latest aftershock item urgency situation meantime has been declared it will focus nuclear plants in the northeast of the country after it was damaged the pressure inside the reactor has been rising tonight raising fears of a radiation leak however japan's nuclear safety agency says to try and reduce the pressure on radio that through the very top may be released and that poses no risk to humans or the environment but. well just after the quake hit we had a chance to speak to an eyewitness who was in the capital tok

russian capital you're watching we are two news channels now nine pm here in moscow my name is kevin owen and our top story the opposition in libya claims to have fought off an attack by colonel gadhafi forces in the eastern orange town of brega reports say fourteen people have been killed in the fighting meanwhile the u.n. has warned of the unfolding humanitarian crisis only to museum border where thousands have been fleeing the violence in libya artie's paula slater is in tunis with more. so far moving seventy five thousand people have fled shit she tunis from neighboring libya the situation on the border is chaotic its border guards the struggle to keep calm in his latest trip to the libyan people need a moment it just indicates to me we could intervene in this country if it should the united states or any other fine power trying to intervene thousands of libyans would die if it quote him that he was willing to fight if we lost man and if we lost women actual in his country he also said that he was not the president and therefore he could not sign he could not dissolve parliament and h

my name is kevin owen here in moscow and one main story dominating the news tonight the northeast of japan has been slammed by a major tsunami following the biggest earthquake in its history at least ninety five people are reported dead but that figure appears very conservative the real number looks likely to be many many more for example police say hundreds of bodies have been found drowned in the city of sendai the capital of the worst hit region the eight point nine magnitude quake off the eastern coast unleashed ten metre high waves which reached miles inland causing huge damage aftershocks are continuing tonight in japan tokyo was brought to its. still paralyzing the capital's transit system meanwhile tsunami warnings have been lifted for some densely populated asia pacific countries like indonesia and taiwan they no longer appear to be at risk. just after the quake hit we had a chance to speak to an eyewitness who was in the capital tokyo. i was working at home and suddenly fell flat shocks i didn't know what to do sit at home all leave it there and i saw a message on the scree

for a good evening from moscow if you just joined us one is kevin owen it's nine pm now here and our top story the international criminal court an investigation into the actions of libyan leader moammar gadhafi and some of his supporters too for alleged crimes against humanity it's the first time the courts launched a probe into an ongoing event meanwhile the battle for the oil rich east continues today with reports of strikes over the town of breda rebels claim they took one hundred gadhafi supporters hostage during the fighting the country's witnessing the most deadly of all the arab revolts from over two thousand reportedly killed now during more than a fortnight of fun. the international community has condemned the harsh methods used to crack down on the opposition this comes as the u.s. deploys troops to two warships already approaching libyan show was a move that raised fears of foreign intervention and the un has warned of the growing humanitarian crisis on which it is in border where hundreds of thousands of stranded after fleeing libya are these policy reports night from che

news channel my name is kevin owen and the situation at the fukushima nuclear plant in japan remains grave tonight with persistent fears that the second blast could follow causing a radiation leak this is the country declares a state of emergency this second atomic facility affected by friday's massive earthquake these other bennett is in the northeastern city of sendai near the epicenter of the quake and just an hour from the fukushima plant. well the worry there is concerning a second reactor at. number one but it was an explosion that yes there a concern now is that this second one has lost its cooling mechanism seawater around trying to react to down the temperature inside the reactor is growing very hot knows he is the reactor could start to melt which then leads to nuclear meltdown but the main theories of another explosion but the general wisdom here is concerning these reactors is that they wouldn't be an explosion on the scale of chernobyl twenty five years ago because these are and what is known as light water reactors however there is a serious chance of radiation leakage

hello this is our team from moscow i'm kevin owen it's now eleven pm here and it's nine in the tripoli the top story the u.s. is reportedly sending cia teams to libya to gather intelligence and set up links with the rebels it comes as doubts grow about the exact makeup of the movement to oust colonel gadhafi and that's prompted criticism of plans to them with nato officials themselves admitting they fear that al qaeda fighters are among the rebels. as the latest from tripoli. well there have been airstrikes in the east and south eastern suburbs of tripoli at a military base there for a while the front line seems to have been pushed it was so further back it is now not far from the town of ajdabiya which is just seventy kilometers west of the rebel stronghold of benghazi there have been and number of coalition air strikes in and around here would switch certainly does suggest that the coalition is afraid there could have his forces are closing in on this town and also they can offer i just got here two for gadhafi forces and now the terrain that the rebel fighters are fighting on is wor

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you can hear me said just checking the communications with you first of all mr goes and it's kevin owen in the r.t. studio in moscow can you hear me. mr ghosn you're live on air on r.t. can you hear me. to be sure goes if you just met with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen were there any agreements reached. basically weeks august where you bug you about human chast there are nato russia council is now they seem to find common ground on such an important issue yes creating a european missile defense system i told the nato secretary general that russian president dmitry medvedev has authorized me as your special representative and we can talk about specific steps. but you just attendees will have a meeting between defense ministers of nato countries. where nato defense ministers. are going to make a decision on the configuration of the european missile defense system. will you eat april there will be ministerial meeting of the russian eater council including foreign ministers of all those countries and in june after the meeting between the presidents of our two countries. there

international news channel my name is kevin owen and the situation at the fukushima nuclear plant in japan remains grave tonight with persistent fears that the second blast could follow causing a radiation leak and this is the country declares a state of emergency the second atomic facility affected by friday's massive earthquake and police fear more than ten thousand people may have died in what japan's prime minister says is the worst crisis to hit the country since world war two he's either bennett's in the northeastern city of sendai near the epicenter of that quake and just an hour from the fukushima nuclear plant. well the worry there is concerning a second reactor at the fukushima number one where there was an explosion that yes there the concern now is that the second one has lost its cooling mechanism being seawater around to try and cool the reactor down the temperature inside the reactor is growing very hot knows he is that they actually start to melt which then leads to nuclear meltdown so the fear the main theories of another explosion but the general wisdom here is conc

hello this is r t the global news broadcaster from moscow thanks for choosing us money kevin owen and these are all top stories tonight followed intervention in troubled libya gets closer as the u.s. troop positions its naval forces in the region while the u.k. refuses to move using military assets against gadhafi. meantime fresh satellite images of the rest of the. western claims of gadhafi military or civilian protesters. day one of much heralded overhaul of russia's police to try to boost public trust in the force but many say the revamp is only skin deep. twenty three thirty moscow time thanks for being with us next. but look at the impact the turmoil of the arab world is having on the u.s. economy right now cause a report coming up for you in just a sec. max kaiser and welcome to the kaiser report you know money printing by these central banks causing all the trouble there's ever yes max is causing revolutions all over the world but you might ask once again to hit america other than these union protests happening in madison wisconsin what's going on in the u.s. well let's talk ab

this is art's a very good evening from kevin owen it's eight pm thursday night in moscow and our top story for a fifth night explosions and gunfire have shaken tripoli and other libyan cities as coalition forces conduct more of strikes while the allies debates over who will take command of the operation from the u.s. fighting between gadhafi troops and the opposition is intensifying in the west of the country. as the latest tonight from tripoli. what are you noticing more and more is that the momentum for this operation in libya remains in the balance it's literally hanging in the balance because on the international front we're seeing the coalition forces are now says not agreeing in terms of how to move forward here on the ground the rebel groups themselves are divided in terms of how they want to move forward and even now here in the capital city of tripoli which is traditionally the stronghold of moammar gadhafi we are hearing from him in every reports of some of his former supporters starting to meet in secret now from the coalition is trying to inform the coalition community we

this is r t very good evening my name is kevin owen it's now eight pm here in moscow our top story tonight for you fierce battles are reportedly raging across libya between opposition and gadhafi forces with dozens said to have been killed in the town of zawiya west of the capital in the capital itself tripoli security forces have used tear gas and live ammunition to disperse hundreds of protesters who poured out onto the streets after prayers witnesses say the largest oil rich port rustler an officer under attack from heavy artillery tonight and in the town of bint ghazi thousands have gathered demanding gadhafi is removal on the so-called day of rage interpol's issued an international alert for the libyan leader and some members of his family in a move to help him for some. against his regime of the developments thing u.s. and u.k. are becoming more isolated as they refuse to rule out intervention in libya germany has joined international voices opposing any foreign military action washington bassinets forces off the libyan coast claims it's keeping all options open to others ready to st

this is our team from moscow a very good evening for me kevin owen it's now eight pm on the top story this hour russia's president told colonel gadhafi he only has him self to blame for the current situation in libya meantime advent of said the un backed military intervention is a direct consequence of the behavior of libya's leaders and the crimes carried out against their own people but he was critical of the bombing in libya saying the no fly zone should be used only to protect civilians and bring about peace let's get the latest from artie's people. tell us a bit more about the russian leaders reaction if you would. have said that negotiations and diplomatic channels should be used not violence to bring about. peace in libya he also called on the international community to quarter nates. and cooperate in their efforts to try and bring about this case full resolution said that he hoped all of the international partners wanted the same goal as russia russia's goal being peace and stability in libya he said the only person that colonel gadhafi as he said has to blame is himself that