and good luck to them. and -- ♪ you're elected ♪ you're elected ♪ good luck to you today ♪ smile to the newly named sf gov tv and the crew there. ♪ they do a good job. thank you there today. ♪ smile to the new sf gov tv and tv 2. ♪ ♪ the mouth died in your city arms tonight it didn't get a chance to bite ♪ it was over 100 years all right ♪ and they ran when they saw the light ♪ and control you should fix today and all right ♪ open your city to me ♪ city you hold the city luck ♪ -- city lock and i hold the key ♪ dee, dee, dee ♪ open your city ♪ i'll make you love it ♪ hope that you do love the city you're in ♪ doo, doo, doo ♪ me and mayor lee and we're traveling free ♪ traveling around the budget ♪ me and mayor lee and we'll fix it up please ♪ how i love being a free city man ♪ [chime] >> next speaker. >> [it's a true story about happiness, success, whether or not they're the same or not. the first time i was in the shelter in eugene, oregon, which, by the way, feeds rotten meat to people still to this day,

luck looked to be in mid season form. he found tight end zac burts for a pair of touchdowns.he cardinals led by luck went on to crush the white team 45-3. >> a lot of personalities, a lot of leaders, a lot of great players that have gone on and hopefully will do great things in the nfl and business world. guys got to step up and a lot of young guys are showing they can flay football at a higher level. >> we played with the same minds we did last year and we believe in it. >> the giants and cardinals continue their series tonight at 7:05 at at&t. matt kane the start against jaime garcia. >>> the a's are playing at minnesota. the highlights courtesy of comcast sports net. oakland threatened in the first. derek barton tried to score from second but young with the strong throw, an easy out. gonzalez on the mound for the a's and gets michael cuddyer looking. gonzalez won his last start against seattle. so far, a pitcher's duel. now, in the fourth inning there is no score. it is now official, basketball coach jo ann boyle is leaving for the university of virginia. the cavaliers hav

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. >> how much in life is luck? or do you agree with brant schticky, the great baseball manager, who said luck is the residue of design. tavis: i agree more with my grandmother who put it this way, it ain't no good luck, it's a good god. i don't believe in good luck, i believe in a god that is merciful and gracious. >> each chapter has ray - on a title like "stay humble." when did you learn these lessons? >> . tavis: the lesson about humility, i learned as a kid. when i was a child, i had a major humility problem. you grew up in a all white community and because i was the only african-american kid and my family was the only african-american family in that trailer park in indiana, you always felt less-man, the odd man out and we were the poorest family in the trailer park and i'm walking around with cardboard in my shoes and i have nine brothers and sisters. i always felt like the odd man out so i would take on -- i was a big fan of ali, and you know ali, interviewed him many times, ali, with all that braggadocio, th

he would say that range today is very good luck. we are seeing good luck on our ceremony today. and an upsurge in interest with the sustainability program. in july of 2009, the executive director -- executive directive talking about healthy and sustainable food for san francisco, i asked all departments to carry out posturing food production in the city. today, we have are before us, literally, groundbreaking legislation. what he will sign into law today, what the mayor will sign into law today represent a big of a to the city's regulation of local food production. our community gardens and backyard kitchen gardens will be permitted everywhere under this legislation. surprisingly enough, prior to this legislation, the sale of that food was not. the products are primarily derived from locally grown foods. it establishes operational standards to ensure compatibility of urban agriculture within our existing neighborhoods. there are [unintelligible] from the agricultural commission as well. it is my great pleasure to introduce the champion of environmental sustainability. he was dir

good luck. >> next speaker. >> good luck. that's a statement. i also welcome you, chief, to the city. i have been a resident for 41 years. i'm glad that we have someone who is yung enough to last 10 more years instead of an import from new mexico or newark or l.a. that doesn't know the background of this city or the police procedures, like the biggest disaster we had in george gascon. the district attorney running for office now after being chief of police. so i welcome you, sir. you have a big plate and it's full. a couple of items which you have seen in the last couple of days puts the commission on notice that you aren't doing the job or job that is equal to maybe the new chief of police and i don't have to bring up the article for you. san francisco, f.b.i., chief of police, we know about the drop program and i say suhr as chief of police, don't take your marching orders from the police chief association that dances around. they are not paid for by us, which is a city and county. they are not voted in by us which is city and county but stuck

. >> plus, no luck for a casino in richmond. the problems forcing city leaders to nix the plan.

good luck getting your money back. how the government is trying to change that. ,,,,,,,,,,,, for three decades. 77-year-old joseph naso was >>> for the very first time, we are seeing the senior citizen accused of going on a murder spree for three decades. 77-year-old joseph naso was arraigned this afternoon in a marin county courtroom. don knapp with more on the charges plus the possible connection to other cold cases nationwide. >> reporter: elizabeth, naso entered the courtroom in jail clothes and shackles. he didn't speak except to his attorney. he didn't enter a plea and he is in jail without bail. prosecutors and investigators everywhere it seems with cold cases that seem to be similar are checking in with marin county. >> reporter: the 77-year-old accused serial killer joseph naso sat next to the public defender as the judge read the charges against him four counts of murdering women dating back to the 1977 killing of roxene roggasch in marin county at 18. her body was found on sir francis drake boulevard west of

hold could himself end up at the summit if he wins in south carolina after the englishman rode his luck it's a one shot lead into the final round of the heritage dos is third in the world at the moment and his not stand to get off the best of starts his ball bouncing as a bounce on just the second hole a double bogey here seen him briefly lose the lead but he was back to park by the time he reached the turn and we found his form and she with a one under par seventy his was round of the tournament so far however he was still a shot at defending champion fearing the american mr pats a car on the last hole to scotland his chances of topping the leaderboard at the end of day three was. ten as well number one rafael nadal has beaten fellow spaniard david ferrer for the second final in

luke donald could end up at the summit himself if he wins in south carolina englishman riding his luck to take a one shot lead into the final round of the heritage i don't know what is third in the world at the moment in his penultimate round didn't get off to the best of starts his ball touching bouncing out of bounds on just the second hole a double bogey here seeing him briefly lose the lead but he was back to par by the time he reached the ten i really found his form finishing on a one under par seventy his first round of the tone but he still a shot ahead of defending champion jim fury. the american missing a putt for par on the last hole to play his chances of topping the lead of pool. meanwhile tennis number one rafael nadal has reached a landmark in his career the twenty four year old claiming his five hundred when i

most exotic imports to the russian professional basketball league though he has already tried his luck in the united states and returned to melbourne this move to russia meant he wants to make his way back to the highest level of the game his current side triumph from the moscow region are not having the best of seasons at the moment but it's still a work in progress as neville is brought up to speed with the european style of the game i am most known as the russia and the stray was a stray i was you know different as. this against how you play. the system runs in russia is not a kick in a row it's in europe sort of screens and. you know has no coach as me running around all the time you know russian basketball went through a massive overhaul of last season and it is just starting to climb out of the slump however the professional league remains at fractals afore. and so on and it's great to see you just look to russia from all over the world renown calls for an emerging . now goal set to have a new world number one england's lee westwood is in line to take top spot from german martin

while gold for luke donald rides his luck to stay on course for world's number one ranking. and reaching a milestone down enjoys the five hundred when it's his career to make the final of the barcelona ripens. let's go straight to the russian premier league where tears scar missed the chance to reclaim top spot there a surprise one one draw again tom chance i mean if they stay second behind leaders to advance to do dumb by giving to scar the league before going to need golf like the equalizer and plays first goal for tom to the reports and see that result means all sides and he could totally tonight if they really get solved bottom side spot moscow will look to lift themselves off the foot of the table when they host got that analogy i'm going to be not one for three games are in action at the moment against a car and it's nearly mail with a quarter of a now it's gone. by yesterday new voice the band took the lead after one will win a bowl give that is that cooley with the goal eighteen minutes from time a great start to the season ticket band's manager and former chelsea pl

while the best approach got a legal road his luck to stay on course for the world number one ranking. another milestone rafael nadal wins the five hundredth much of his career said this sunday's all spanish final and also over. let's kick off for the russian premier league where champions of each have regained top spot after they won three now at times it really is a bit of alexander there's a golf open for the high side after eleven minutes and franco loves a bit of a late second half brace to give the defending champions a comfortable victory. now have a one in four games after being held one one in a gritty i'm hungry i'm caught alexander the sunset struck for the home side just before half time but a man shot almost through his own net of the fifty seven minutes and is like much bottom side spartak moscow will look to lift themselves off the course of the table and they have spot on. well earlier this guy missed the chance to retain top spot after they were held to a surprise one one draw at lowly tone city do get open for the army men after twenty seven minutes. but seem new vehi

he wanted take them on a get away to reno and test their luck. >> he wanted spend money for his family. >> they don't believe that alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash. they say the father was driving at or near the speed limit. the mother and children had injuries but expected to survive. >> thank you very much. >> wall street, stocks had the worst drop in a month. standard as and poors said they might lower the credit rating. the dow fell 140 points more than 112 percent of the value. nasdaq down 29 and s&p 500 fell 14. concerns about the national debt caused oil prices to 107 a barrel. still gas prices have increased for 26 straight days. according to triple a. the average climbed to 3.83 and up from cents a month ago. analyst expect the pump prices to keep climbing. drivers in oakland and san jose are paying 4.21 as is awn the case. san francisco has the most expensive gasoline 4.3be a gallon. >> and dan, we are finding out highest gas prices ever in april. it is 4.31 in the corner of ashby and claremont. going for two cents more. people are having trouble keeping their tank

his good luck came when an east bay regional park ranger who was just driving by on grizzly peak boulevard caught something out of the corner of his eyes. he investigated and quite honestly saved the man's life even though the car could barely be seen by the road above. firefighters worked hard to get the victim to the road. >> there were a lot of brush down there. some of our fire fighters had to go down there and cut the brush. then we sent the lines down. >> reporter: we're told the victim was in and out of the consciousness but it looks like he will live to tell the story. >> i think you're unlick unlucky to drive your car off the roadway. but considering everything he's been through, he's pretty lucky. >> reporter: the 1999 honda civic suffered front end damage but there was obviously no roll over, more good luck. live in oakland, jim vargas, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sonoma county sheriff's department has exhumed a body buried 28 years ago in hopes of making an identification. the body of the woman known only as jane doe was buried in the santa rosa rural cemetery in 1983. her cau

it was a pot luck. that's the pilot we shot. ex went so crazy, they were like, just watch him with the camera. >> reporter: when leads to the second part of her advice. have a thick skin. >> i notice the breasts on that girl right there. >> if you don't know me, i don't care what you think. i had to come to terms with. that. >> reporter: another one, don't be afraid to make a foolle of yourself. because in reality tv, talent's a bonus. either way, these shows make money. >> i'm a big fan of the reality shows that pay me. >> reporter: christopher knight is best known not for his many reality tv shows, like "my fair brady." but rather, for that iconic sit come he did as a kid -- that's him, middle square on the right. peter brady, more than 40 years ago. like "the bray dy bunch" lasts. >> this is like cotton candy. >> reporter: knight's wife was "america's next top model." the first season. >> never boring. >> reporter: which brings us to our last tip. always remember that, like fashion, reality stardom doesn't last long. the conc

hopefully better luck over the weekend. >>> and also, bcu taking on butler. i was saying earlier, i don't know where these misguided feelings came from as to the accusations that i was not supporting the bcu rams and then i realized, they were coming from you. >> no, no. >> because you want to be the only bcu supporter out there. >> in the twitter world, people are calling you butler boy. that's all i know. >> the only person that called me butler boy is somebody that followed. >> didn't know you were from indiana, but good luck to your butler boy when is they take on my rams on saturday. you're going down. >> not going the happen. you just wanted the competition. >> i do like competition. look, you weren't here last week, but we discussed this. >> i am now. >> this would be the greating sportest upset save for the 1980 winter olympics. if bcu was able to pull this off. the 11th seed, never been to the final four and go all the way and win seven games and become the national champions! you have anything else that could top senate. >> i don't know. that's a --

i'm an idiot.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, are america's long-term unemployed out of luck? for all its good news the latest jobs report showed the average duration of unemployment actually went up in march to 39 weeks. that's long enough for many older unemployed to add another year to their problem: their age. our cover story is reported now by tracy smith. >> reporter: long-term joblessness is getting old. at a recent orlando job fair, more than 2,000 showed up to apply for mostly entry-level jobs, but quite a few looked chreser to retirement age. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> oh, i need it. >> reporter: how old are you? >> 58. >> reporter: executive assistant pete von thought she would never retire from her old job. now she's looking for a new one. when you come to one of these kinds of things, are you surprised by how many people you see that look like they're your age. >> i am. my age and older even. there's a lot of us out there looking. >> reporter: statistically people over age 50 are actually less likely to be laid off, but for those who do get the axe, the going

more trying to get some sleep without much luck. you have taken time from your studies. tell us why you are here tonight. >> we are here for the wedding, obviously. we came here at 10:00. >> we are loving the environment over here. >> it is amazing. it is something that we thought we would make the most of and come and spend the night outside. >> you still have a good vantage point. >> we had to climb over people. i hope we did not step on anyone. we were lucky to find this place. >> let me introduce you to some people who came over from the states from ohio, i believe. you came over just for the wedding. >> we did. we booked november 23rd. we have a couple of airline tickets. we flew over on wednesday morning. >> why is it so important for you to come here and see this? >> i was 8 when princess diana was married. my mom woke me up at 4:00 a.m. so we could watch that wedding. i was able to come over. hoar i am. it has been fabulous. >> there is a threat of some rain. you don't have a tent. how will you survive the night. >> we have a tent. we have an umbrella. we will be

i wish you good luck in all the proceedings, and we will be pleased to see you in qatar next year.d's peace and blessings be upon you. [applause] >> well, there you have it. we'll be there next year. is that -- [inaudible] thank you very much minister al-mahmoud. i couldn't help but reflect as you were speaking about how reform, indeed, revolution has come to the middle east, and now it is a new middle east that we face, just how dray dramatic the changes have been in that part of the muslim world over the last three or four months, and we are indeed in a very new situation. one could never imagine that the pace of change could happen so fast or that it could spread throughout the middle east and arab world. one could never have imagined that the arab league, the gcc, and the oic, the organization of the islamic conference, would call upon the international community led by the united states and nato to intervene in the arab world on behalf of arab citizens against a regime in libya that was killing its citizens, and so we are indeed in a new middle east, and because the middle eas

good luck. >> thank you. we always appreciate the input from our citizens advisory committee, so any more detail or concern that you have, we would love to hear that as you proceed. thank you. any other public comment? next item please. >> item 11, discussion and possible action to improve and other less the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission to enter into a memorandum of understanding with the department of the environment and municipal transportation agency to install 27 electrical vehicle charging stations in 13 city-owned rogers for public use -- garages for public use. >> thank you. manager of administration and budget power. the mou before you formalizes the roles and responsibilities among the sfpuc, department of environment, an invisible transportation agency. these charging stations will be publicly acceptable throughout 13 city own garages. the charges are provided to the city free of charge through 2013. the facilities are customers of the power enterprise, and they p

is there a republican out there that could end that string of good luck? ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. chris: president obama's been lucky in his opponents from his earliest campaigns to illinois to his race against john mccain last time. most think he's still lucky. looking at the g.o.p. field right now this year, this week's big question -- is there a potential 2012 rival out there who could end obama's string of good luck? joe klein. >> jeb bush. chris: norah. >> jeb bush. i was going to say jeb bush. chris: three out of four. >> but he won't, because he can't, so it's hopeless. chris: that's a great ro

well, tough luck.you're on your own. >> reporter: he described the house republican plan as deeply pessimistic, a plan that would slash medicare, medicaid, and education to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy. >> that's not right. it's not going to happen as long as i'm president. >> reporter: turning to his own vision on reigning in deficits, he promised $4 trillion in deficit reduction over 12 years. that includes $750 billion in domestic spending, $400 billion from defense, and $480 billion in medicare and medicaid cuts but he gave little in the way of details and those cuts are long- term. in the short term, he said government needs to keep spending to keep the economic recovery on track. >> we will invest in medical research. we will invest in clean energy technology. we will invest in new roads and airports and broadband access. >> reporter: in another shot at republicans, he defiantly insisted that the bush tax cuts for upper incomes will expire next year. >> we can't afford it. and i refuse to ren

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. >> i've had great luck in florida, or whatever you want to call it. you could call it luck.ou can call it talent. >> reporter: the project looks spectacular but never got off the ground, resulting in a tangled web of lawsuits, including one by more than 30 condo buyers. >> donald trump left us high and dry. >> reporter: elaine lucadano says she lost her $45,000 investment. >> the dream turned into a nightmare for us, unfortunately. the building was never built. mr. trump took off on us when times got tough. he misled us into thinking that he was a partner in this entire project when actually he was just a licensor. >> reporter: trump disputes the allegations, and in this deposition again blamed the market. >> to be honest with you, they were better off that the building wasn't built. >> don't make it like a big deal. they put down a deposit on a condominium unit -- >> and they lost it. >> excuse me. and they paid a lot of money for it because the market was good. had the building been built they would have never closed because the units would have been worth, like everything

where i was born there was no much thankful for it bell thing on the hill so i had the luck to go to work pay them off to use the porch about that i didn't want him for three years and now i know for eight years. oh yeah i find it i'm very happy to have. the many of the fullness you train can simply in the show elsewhere and with you tool to continue korean ballet such shows like a leader in paris provided them with alternative stage work seventy artists six hundred costumes twenty three sets and a real eye strain but he told the spectacular show something to the sea and little interest across the french english cranial straightly in recent dances to name a few as a leader with song form she can say it's a sign of the times true can operation be. seen. as france and russia become closer as a result of strength three zero eyes and two walls have exploded with opportunity russian culture has fascinated. two reasons for decades though sometimes misunderstood one thing is clear times are changing. whether it's awesome sports food or does bush imprisons it's all the record. absolutely bri

while there was a disappointing draw for luck or mighty few has diverse stuff with the luzhniki arena in mind the one pass from center circle let us live now to finally break the deadlock fifteen minutes in time but ten minutes later maxing gordo was in the right place to hammer home to run a balanced cross and then just a minute later look i've seem to have snatched the win that goal was told off for offside one zero that's how it ended. we wanted a good match the city went third in the premier league table on sunday after a five nil hands trashing of sunderland five different goal scorers helped city move to within three points in second place arsenal the most brutal of chances. longer and drop their trials elsewhere bobby zamora scored a first half brace is going to ten minutes three no i mean it was balls bottom blackpool. and on saturday manchester united came back from two goals down to win four to rest time and their seven points clear at the top of asphalt drew at ten am in blackburn have a game in hand on chelsea also drew don't want to start west brom beat little poll for th

the films look our players luck and we must play. here. yes in the piece you see. this incredible investment from the united states and from the european union other countries like this this is completely in jeopardy if you start putting we haven't seen outer space. deadlines tonight common grief commemoration ceremonies take place in western russia a year after the plane crash that killed the polish president of many of the country's political elite. group of african leaders and libya to try and ease the conflict between the government and rebels meantime nato draws ever more fire over blunders in its military operation. a top financial minds gathering on the iconic american town to discuss what went wrong with the world economy and where it needs to go see the void or pay for replacing the dollar as a reserve currency and the increased role of emerging markets are among the main topics. and more on those stories in fifteen minutes in fact on a lot more coverage to on a web site r.t. dot com. exciting day of football both here in russia and in england hasn't it ka

so i had luck to go to work play and then i asked to use the portugal that i did not at all for three years and now and you know for eight years. oh yeah i find i am very happy to have got here for many of the performers who train constantly in russia or elsewhere and with you tools to continue korean ballet such shows like a leader and has provided them with alternative stage work seventy artists six hundred costumes twenty three cents and a real high street but he told the spectacular show something to d.c. and with an interest in costa french english ukrainian a straight in a mission dances to name a few as a leader with solo perform she can say it's a sign of the times true can operation. see. as france and russia become closer as a result of strengthening spies the two worlds have exploded opportunity russian culture has fascinated. two reasons the decades it was sometimes misunderstood one thing is clear times oh change. whether it's awesome sports food or does bush imprisons it's all the records. absolutely brilliant and with the supports some russian talent explodes oh fortuna

will the a's have better luck than the giants on their opening day? oakland's team is being called one of the most depressed in baseball . join us for cbs 5 early edition ..,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. a winterlike storm will bring gusty winds and snow to new england. snow and rain are also likely across the midwest. and the southwest and deep south will remain dry and sunny. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. a messy morning commute in the northeast. an april fools' snowstorm is hitting the region and it is no joke. some high elevation areas could get up to a foot of snow. >>> and the labor department releases the march jobs report later this morning. most economists predict the economy added about 185,000 jobs last month. if so, that would follow strong gains in february. >>> and seven lucky coworkers can quit their jobs. they collected their big checks thursday from last week's huge mega millions lottery. and after taxes, get this, they get $19 million each. jim axelrod reports. >> report

best of luck to you guys.luck with your education, too. >> i was going to say, did they say they are skipping school. >> reporter: yes. the future of america. >> yeah, right. >> they have such great grades. >> go sharks. thanks. >>> the play station network is still not online this morning. facebook is taking on groupones. scott has more. >> if you go on facebook, you will find there are san francisco deals. that just started today. as you said, a waited challenge. groupon. meanwhile, place station, what a disaster for the company. the play station network has been happened. there are three times as many people on play station as netflix. it's still down this morning. it's led people to worry this unnamed hacker may have been able to access private information, even credit cards. sony has not indicated that's the case. under california law, sony has to indicate it happened and they have to say so soon. this is how many are on play station, 70 million. how many people watch brian williams a night? he would have

apartment hunters out of luck. surprising bay area city where rent has jumped higher than anywhere else. more than 100 killed.. and the death toll rising in the south. the devastation from a cluster of tornadoes. and.. the simple checklist to detect autism in babies. join us for ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. that deadly storm system is moving away from the southeast, and heading to the east coast. heavy rains, winds and hail are all expected. the midwest and south will see plenty of sunshine. >>> here's another look at this morning's top story. a wave of tornadoes that marched across the south has killed at least 83 people in five states. most died in alabama, where twisters obliterated parts of tuscaloosa and birmingham, wiping out homes and businesses. a nuclear power plant lost power and was forced to use backup generators. georgia, mississippi and tennessee have also been hit hard. hundreds of thousands have lost power and states of emergencies have been declared in at le

there's still and there's also luck. and the more you can share your struggle, the more people will stick with it. >> it's a lot harder than people think. look at tech crunch. you see the success stories about facebook and youtube. you don't realize how much work went into that. my company right now, we've been struggling for almost two years, actually. although we had a really successful fund raise, everyone has been complimenting us on $1 million in the bank, a year ago we tried to raise money and not a single person was interested. >> i couldn't agree more. just before we start ed, we wer having so many problems. >> was that the first time you fired anybody? >> it was. that's been one of the hardest things i've had to do, as a matter of fact. we came out here, hit the reset button and through persistence, it's starting to finally pay off. overnight successes take years in the making. that's something i keep in mind all the time. >> is there a point where it becomes personal, you start to take it personally, a failure

possible the vote count has put incumbent leader good luck jonathan on track to win the presidency of nigeria but the prospect of a christian president has put africa's most population a nation on the brink almost half of the country's population is muslim rioting has already begun in a number of regions johnson became leader after the former muslim the president. and time now for those i was a business update with. and then welcome to business i think stock markets around the world are plunging after is that a pause question that. creditworthiness of the united states ratings agency has cut the outlook for the u.s. economy from stable to negative and one worries the lack of political resolve to deal with country's spiraling debt earlier spoken when i was led from iti x. capital i asked him if he was surprised this was the first time the u.s. had had its outlook. he would have thought that if you saw a negative outlook or even a downgrade it would have happened a couple years ago with the entire banking crisis but simply taking the. situation in the u.s. is looking around about sixtee

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incoming president is on course to win the latest presidential election alumina a result say good luck jonathan has more than double the votes of his nearest rival the vote was largely peaceful in the water service say is the fairest presidential poll since the and of military rule in nine hundred ninety nine goodluck jonathan has been in charge since last may after the previous president died. rescuers are searching for survivors in the u.s. state of north carolina after deadly tornadoes killed at least twenty one and injured more than eighty others a state of emergency has been declared after high winds destroyed more than one hundred thirty homes and damaged many more at least forty five people died in other states in the southern states as storms swept through the region. russia's finance minister says joining the world trade organization will get underway in the next few months i'll take woodring was speaking at a world bank session in washington before then he talked to our team at all here later this hour a longstanding trade restrictions where the u.s. won't hinder the process.

that's trucks work but it works out and with that the whole scientific world which is the mission good luck hope for all of mankind will benefit. our t.v. . get more of everything we're covering here at our get a con but let's see what else is there right now. well we hear from the russians siren lifts the lid on her close contact with the board of italian prime minister silvio berlusconi. and a free ride to the past why hundreds of moscow museums are opening their doors without charge. well time now for the business news with us stay with us. this is business welcome to the program. significant value added to russia but it's mostly been driven by oil. from you'll see call of crude prices or give a boost to our. i think if we were to see energy prices by destabilizing or going a little bit lower that would be good for the global backdrop the fact that oil prices would likely stay above one hundred dollars at which level the russian budget balances i think that would be sort of good enough backdrop for the russia story and then we could start to see investors in branching out the gas plays i

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