were present at the beijing games i was there before the olympics i was not part of the olympic. team but people say it was one of the best probably the best to live yes it was five in the world and you say you know that he has the experience but still you say oh you're going to be better i think i thought he'd be better do you not think that's pretty you know i mean it's a fair comment i think the chinese did a fantastic job i think if anybody as you saw about opening and closing ceremony was not some remarks you know just incredible i mean you can't compete with that so i don't think the point is to try and compete with the previous city we will do it in our own way we will do it in a london way and it will be different i think the brits have to change the trend because because these opening ceremonies they become two it's something something different to change the trend because spending another it is the billion more then the child it is not the point exactly and so we're not trying to do that now local good response will follow certainly is not the only so. you know what is

the close to bustling well there are the olympic network which is our separate lanes the olympic fleets will be using those lanes not the bus lanes as a driver london ah i've been lucky. the bus lanes are different a little different. so the bus lane is going to keep other does it for buses will be for buses ok now how much of the plant were it has already been done because i've heard that your head of schedule was. actually eighty percent of all the construction workers has completed the low greater percent was slightly ahead of schedule we've already handed over the first of a new to local that was the velodrome which was last month the main stadium will be completed the spring spring summer and all the venues will be completed by july of this year and that is within one still one year to go to the twenty four games when we finish the last venue so we are on the last leg which going to be the law of the swing. what about wembley how big is one going to be for the olympics wembley is already completed so nobody knows what it is so you don't have to do anything i think is very minimal w

the olympic figure skating champion spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break. so stay where you all continue this interview in less than two minutes to play. the butler. hungry for the full story we've got it fixed the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers on. live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets of baghdad. just. prior to this. trip with. welcome back to the spotlight i'm going off in just a reminder that my guest here in the studio is anton sikharulidze of the olympic champion in figure skating we're talking about the world figure skating champion a championship that should have taken place in japan but russia has taken over after the disaster in japan and it and it's taking off tomorrow in moscow what were the strong points that's helped russia get this chairmanship because there was a competition can the united states croatia finland who else was trio were ready to host the championship but it came to moscow why not actually. ready for a

and she said, "1980 olympics. i'm not making the 1980 olympics. i'm making the 1976 olympics. you watch." that's what she told the coach. and she ended up making the next national team tryout. and, of course, she played on the 1976 usa olympic team which won the silver medal. >> rick: at age 18, lieberman was the youngest basketball player ever to be an olympic medalist. also on the team-- legendary player-coach pat summitt. she says the montreal olympics transformed both of them. >> oh, i think the olympic experience was tremendous for us. because it will test your mentality, it will test your focus and your toughness and your togetherness as a team. you know, i think there's no substitute to being together with a team-- a great team that's on a mission. >> rick: more than a hundred colleges tried to recruit lieberman. but she made a surprise choice-- old dominion university in norfolk, virginia. lieberman proved her value, leading the monarchs to several championships. classmate wes lockard says it was an exciting time. >> she came in and put the school on the map. they star

and that spotlight has the other no of a close to russian olympic figure skating legend the head of the upcoming championships in moscow the event was originally to be held in japan but russia stepped in to help one of the last month's earthquake. hello again i walk into a spot like the interview show i'll take and i'll go now and today my guest in the studio is entente see how to live that this here crowd was so close to house the world figure skating championships but after that devastating earthquake and tsunami that caused huge losses to the economy it became clear the country could afford the right russia to house the championship in moscow in just a month everything was ready and the contest is kicking off the mark so what did it take to get us prepared so quickly here's a live picture on top and see how the league's. moscow's used to hosting the sports events including the biggest world championships just six years ago alissa disastrous rebuttal ground for the world's best trigger speeders but this time the situation was different because the city only had a month to get ready fo

the olympic figure skating champion spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break. so stay where you all will continue this interview in less than a minute's players. play. download the official anti allocation choice an ipod touch from the i choose option . the child's life on the good. video on demand keys my old car is an r.s.s. feed now with the palm of your. machine on the job come. closer to you has been to the children of inspiration for the longest secret of time ask still it's been discovered. now archie goes east of lake baikal the longest russian real way. to sunday jazzers lies among siberian mountains look for people full of the same roots as hundreds of years ago. welcome to the trance like it. was a close up of the park. welcome back to spotlight i'm going off and just a reminder that my guest here in the studio is. the olympic champion in figure skating we're talking about the world figure skating champion championship that should have taken place in japan but russia has taken over after the disaster in japan and it and it's taking off tomorrow in mo

he's the man who brought russia its first ever olympic gold more than a hundred years ago. the price for a special eagles the spot was about inventing complicated patterns and join them on ice with the skaters boids it was only part of the olympics once at the nineteen zero eight summit games in london but that was enough planning to become a legend their version of legal skating to the next few turbulent decades not by revolutions civil war stalin's repressions and then the with the nazis biggest gain in russia was not given much attention become she had to wait for more than fifty years for somebody to repeat upon and success it was eventually done by a panel we were below also work in the leg for the poor of they received two olympic gold and one food will championships what's more they changed as gating have been introduced elements of belaid into the sport the nineteen seventies so irina rodnina not becoming the most successful best skater in the story when intense access to world championships at the same time of the new upper home over and the alexander girsh off had

olympic medals have been taken away. but out of the spotlight, the use of performance-enhancing drugs by teens has become an issue as well. felipe reports on why steroids are banned, and why they're especially dangerous for teens. >>> reporter: steroids have been in the news a lot lately. the u.s. congress has accused dozens of professional and olympic athletes of using the drugs. some have confessed and some have been prosecuted for allegedly lying about the use. and it's not just the pros who feel the pressure to cheat. >> if you do not succeed, you feel like you letting your team down. >> reporter: taylor hooton wanted to be the best high school pitcher in his league. his dad didn't know he'd do anything to reach that goal. >> somewhere along the way, he made the choice, the wrong choice, to use anabolic steroids. >> it is a class of steroids that its primary -- its primary function is to increase muscle mass, bones and red blood cells in the body. >> reporter: dr. john steever explains that steroids help make an athl

now preparations are going head of shape jewel for the sochi winter olympics that is according to the president of the organizing committee to reach in the shank and he spoke during his visit to the summit gang city london. reported on the progress being made in tsotsi to the executive board of the international olympic committee the black sea resort is building almost all of the venues from scratch and the organizers have rushed recently suffered a setback a couple of lucrative sponsorship deals to fill in three however the work is going on the journey shane. saying they are signing commercial contracts with more than a million dollars or more could be coming their way later on. with a budget. for mission planning this is the biggest construction site in the mood yesterday was it to buy during the venue to really pick purpose on the consoles on some sort of show movie world so sure to be ready for you to solve some constructors working lives and i try to do we were on our commission project the most compact. if you're trying to conserve some infrastructure in the world. well those ga

the olympic committee expects to have its bids in for tv rights rights for the olympics. nbc, of course, has been the big buyer of these games and we'll look at the decades, prices essentially doubled, but nbc has a new boss with comcast. >> they'll have cash, more important than anything else, but they have a lot of other bidders. they have the abc family of networks, turner, cbs, fresh off of march madness success, and you have a lot of these networks willing to pay over $2 billion on the table today to land the olympics. >> with so many bidders, fox, nbc, disney, and orders, what's the return to shareholders? >> one is technology. you get it on the mobile phones. you get it on the internet. you get it everywhere. there is more vertical integration there and the second is the more bidders the better chance of winning, the more of a success psychologically for shareholders. >> speak of psychological, uncle sam was able to do what the nfl wasn't able to do which is avoid a shut-out. they continue to be shut out. talk about this as a negotiating tactic because both sides i

olympic committee has added six new events to the games program those include the men's and women's ski half pipe women's ski jumping by outlaw mixed relate team because skating al they lose team really all the all sports all premier in sochi indicating the olympic moments recent trend of evolving more and more extreme style disciplines something the i.o.c. president librettos off. of there will be in complete games a success. i would say twelve to twenty four because these are this was a practice themselves. this is important because we want. to give the love of the olympics and from the very beginning continue with i'm going to continue to have those and finish with seniors. now that he has a garden cup lineup is complete now with celebrity alive joining up landing the kontinental hockey league decider following tuesday's narrow win over me. a girl's flowing during game six in the forest but another was to pick a low scoring game so out of the series thought by dinner and sick of showing how to seize the moment the fifteen year veteran that's in the still girl in the forty six mal

he almost single handedly created an olympic sport and a way of life. we catch up with him. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," april 20th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. we're going to begin with the urgent search for a young woman gone missing. the tennessee sheriff's association has added $5,000 to the reward fund for holly bobo, the 20-year-old nursing student who reportedly was abducted from her home a week ago today. it brings the reward total to $80,000. investigators say the abductor is likely a local figure. no suspect yet, though. the small town of parsons, meanwhile, is hoping, praying, that any minute now, holly will be found safe. here's linsey davis. >> we're going to go and divide up into groups. >> reporter: time is of the essence. every hour that passes is crucial. any tip could be the key. >> y'all go ahead and spread out. >> reporter: that's why authorities are turning to the public in the disappearance of holly bobo, a be

. >>> today tahoe officials will announce plans to place a bid to host the 2022 winter olympics.the california winter games committee says bringing the games to tahoe would abgreat job provider and -- be a great job provider and economic boost. that's because it will take a lot of work to turn lake tahoe and the surrounding area into a olympic stage. a host city will not be selected till 2015 but the first deadlines in the process will likely be next year. the last area last hosted the winter olympics in squaw valley in 1960. >>> a fight is developing in san francisco's castro district concerning the huge rainbow flag at castro and market streets. some castro respect accidents wanted the -- residents wanted the flag to be flown at half staff to mark the death of actress elizabeth taylor, one of the earlier supporters for raising money for aids. but one person says no. >>> the sad news in the music world. singer-songwriter phoebe snow has died of complications from a brain hemorrhage. ♪ >> she was 58 years old. her song "poetry man" was one ever the biggest hits of the 1970's. she

if you from the olympics or professor of show you the wall. at golf's u.s. masters there is a two way tie for the lead all knowledge rory mcilroy and of are to clear off in spain and in front after the first round on august third a pair of to clear the rest of the field and it was michael roy who had the clubhouse lead for most of the day a sizzling start saw him thirty three of the first four how to see carded a seven under par round of sixty five but whatever he did quit also managed to match the spaniard playing in the last group of the davis love the upright hitting the pain. of the great effort as he knocked ten shots off his best previous bathhouse green white chang and k.j. choi seen here with a sweet putt or a couple of shots back while defending champion from the same struggled off that see who was in the pushes at the thirteenth and relied only sure game to keep him in contention with a seven take. while tiger woods wasn't blaming a third a shot back on seventy one lacking the touch shown but it's the latest. i thought i drove the ball really good

now preparations are ahead of shared jaw for the sochi winter olympics in twenty fourteen according to the man in charge dimitri chana shango the president of the organizing committee met i.o.c. officials on a visit to london which is hosting the summer games next year and he made the point that saatchi which is building all its venues from scratch is on track a couple of big sponsorship deals including one with gas giant gazprom has recently fallen through and shanghai says commercial contracts worth more than a billion dollars are still being signed and the games will be a success. well. within the larger the long term in some area we were in the hotel for our mission this is the biggest construction site in the world yesterday visited to here in the venue to really be part of the fun number of consoles on the constructor so we're here a while and so sure if you have to go with you or do two cells on the constructor small communities in that you have to do we were our mission protect the most complex and. if you're trying to conserve the structure of your world. well russia hasn't en

it's not likely to become an olympic event any time soon but russia are proving to be leaders in the new sport a parish. that is approvals parachuting onto a piece during the skis and shaming once we go into the bottom of a slope. part of his read coach of a russian national team and he explained how it evolved. sport competition was born in. eighty three in the. competition between the risk of services in a big. man's will create this of the sport must be very good modern ski skier and. very good version is both men and women compete with the ultimate team to win the world championships and sports is popular with russia's military personnel who learn how to parachute during a service. type of emphasizes it is risking discipline which is more important of the two but despite the interest in the country there are lack of training facilities at the moment it's unfortunately in present russia not many many places for training. our. country has. training in your role models for us they're all. now i think we will have good facilities and possibilities in sochi. that can all change out of

unless money is made to maintain than the sochi olympics will probably prove to be a games too early for russia to join any medal success in alpine skiing how well the vicinities were laid carnations the future generations to properly challenge the world's best. policy. and that is all we've got time for for the moment you know the weather coming next. question is that so much and there's a huge musician find that the battle for libya is a so-called humanitarian intervention there so noble and straightforward most intervention. wealthy british style. free. markets. can find out what's really happening to the global economy for no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports. all.

preparations are ahead of churchill for the sochi winter olympics in twenty fourteen according to man in charge to be. the presidency of the organizing committee and i.o.c. officials on a visit to london which is hosting the summer games next year and he made the point that such a which is building all its values from scratch is on track a couple of big sponsorship deals including one with gas giant gazprom have recently fallen through that's trying to shank but says commercial contracts worth more than a billion dollars are still being signed and the games will be a success. or. failure within the budget. for me and some area where even the head cold call in mission atlanta this is the biggest seller construction site in the neighborhood yesterday and it did feel like you're in the venue to really be part of the fun and where consoles and constructors are working well and so surely you have to go with the forty two selves and constructors working late in life to try to deliver the world vision project the most campagna. efficient olympian sort of the infrastructure in the world. well

winter olympics chief some violet very little in a name. but first for brazil for but we're very carlos has got his first goal in the russian premier league he scored from the spot for an g.-net two two draw with the nama the thirty eight year old joining the side from corinthians in the summer showing his worth at the back to engineering stages of last night sky but it wasn't until the second half of the match really came to life in an easy go censure of was given a second yellow for him bowling an engine free kick he tried the ball into the stands but the replay shows the ref put it right and same shelf could face a lengthy ban given the fish of the same ball down the tunnel anyway upstart little birdie carlos to slot in his first open n.-g. in the eighty seven of his long career but that lead any lasting five minutes up at the other end the court in show good control before finding a bottom corner to make it one one. and today responded and anger got his tire on the end of a cross the nama failed to clear. but just as angie with thinking

i see it more on an olympic number sort of trophy with regards to is being prepared, being able to ferry and traffic over 200,000 people a day during what will be a high- profile season routinely for san francisco. it is more about people getting on to transit. it is also about them biking and walking. it is also about allowing for residents to engage something they take for granted on an everyday basis, and that is a relationship to one of the most important assets that we have, and that is our day -- bay and all the other natural indigenous resources we have that make this city one of the most majestic on this planet. for us to be able to create that kind of infrastructure so we are getting people out of their cars, walking, biking, being able to take transit, to seriously upgrade not on an interim basis, our transit system and what it looks like, but it fortifies our commitment to the kind of transit first policy that many ask why we have not yet. along that line, while it seems to be somewhat mainstream for ebit holders throughout the country today and even abroad to use the moniker

. >>> a northern california city wants to host the olympics. the announcement expected to be made today. >>> and victory on the ice sends the sharks to the next round of the nhl playoffs. the uncertainty now facing the team. >>> also, remembering chernobyl 25 years later. the bay area protest taking place today to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> good morning. if you're driving on the upper deck of the bay bridge any time soon, watch out for some winds up there. we'll tell you more about that coming up. >>> good morning. except for some patchy fog under mostly clear skies. little cool. lower 40s. we'll end up with sunshine today and temperatures 60s to a few low 70s. >>> st. louis international airport will resume its full flight schedule today. but that's after friday's tornado left heavy damage. twisters shattered windows and even ripped off part of the terminal roof. despite flights getting back to normal, airport officials say it will take weeks or even months to clean up all the debris and damage left behind. >>> congressman ron paul

he was a multisport athlete, football, baseball, track and field, won medals in the 1912 olympics. he could do all of that which is why he still retains this status as the greatest multisport athlete because they don't allow athletes to play sports like that anymore. in his day and beyond, one the large reasons i wrote the book is he remained large and people revered him. >> what was the significance of his native american heritage? >> oh, huge. the playing of games as a young child, i go into that in the book, kind of a cross training almost. he sort of ran free and played free on the oklahoma plains, and he learned strengths, concentration, stamina, quickness, agility, and also this respect for physical effort to respect the competition was instilled in him by his father and the competitive games by the tribes. it was a huge influence. >> who were his parents? >> his parents were hiram thorp who was half white. his father had been a white from connecticut, and his mother was a pot wattmy indian. he was mostly pottawatmie. all of these are tribes who got removed and removed and re

you may recall that the lake tahoe area also hosted the olympics in squa valley. you can still see the olympic flame there burning. >>> a flight is developing in san francisco's castro district concerning the huge rainbow flag. some castro residents wanted the flag to be flown at half staff after the death of elizabeth taylor. now some castro residents are demanding for community input on determining when the flag is lowered. >>> and there is much more news just ahead. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> sick of seeing homes like this in your neighborhood. warnings from leaders in one city, they say either you clean it up or you pay up. >>> san jose police officers are getting pink slips tonight. >>> a beloved school worker gunned down in oakland. the action his school is taking tonight to call for an end to the street violence. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the city of san jose tonight is issuing hundreds of pink slips. robert handa is live to tell us how deep the projected cuts will be and why it's causing uncertai

are all the events getting the knowledge all those sports will premiere in seoul cheaper train the olympic movement's recent trend of unfolding more and more extreme style disciplines something reality president is totally into europe. they will bring to the games a kind of success the young would say twelve to twenty four because these are the sports that they practice themselves and this is just very important because we were we to give the love of the olympics and from the very beginning the youth and then continue to adults and finish with seniors now the world's top golfers will very shortly be seeking an addition to their wardrobe their first major event of the year the prestigious masters green jacket it's up for grabs in augusta from thursday with plenty of new challengers innings to come of age as he found reports . the seventy fifth edition of the masters could see a new world number one emerge in augusta six of the world's top seven golfers are in position to grab the top ranking by winning the tournament. tiger woods is surprisingly bottom of that list but he too has a chance t

. >>> could the winter olympics be coming to lake tahoe. they are looking at hosting the 2022 winter games there. they will work with the nevada counterparts to combine and host the olympics again. a host city has not been selected and won't be until 2015 but it's believed that getting the olympics would have a wide range of economic impact to the state. if the lake tahoe bid is successful, this would be the second time the olympics has come to the sierra. back in 1960, squaw valley was the host site. >>> from skiing to surfing. surfer magazine has named uc santa cruz as one of the top surf colleges in the country, naming it as the best schools to go to if you want to surf 300 days a year. the campus overlooks monterey bay. the magazine noted the consistent waves and plethora of breaks in santa cruz. other schools on the list, santa barbara named the best overall and cal poly if you want to major in booze and san diego if you want to get the complete college experience. >> i want to make two points. obviously mavericks is not and wouldn't i

. >>> and today marks the anniversary of the olympics. on this day in 1896, the first modern olympic games formally opened in athens, greece. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out what a government shutdown means for you as president obama and congressional leaders struggle to compromise on the federal budget. and debbie reynolds is live in studio showing off some amazing hollywood treasurers that she's putting on the auction block. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

ahead of shortfall for the sochi winter olympics in twenty fourteen according to the man in charge to me. the presence of the organizing committee met i.o.c. officials on a visit to london which is hosting a summit games next year and he made the point that sochi which is building owns venues from scratch is on track a couple of big sponsorship deals including one with the gas giant gazprom recently formed through from shanghai it says commercial contracts worth more than a billion dollars are still being signed and the games will be a success. if you look at it with pleasure. for me in some areas where even there had to fall in addition to and this is the biggest exertion. site in the world yesterday and is it fair to during the venue to really get part of a phone number where consoles and concerts are so know him that well and so sure the again for you to solve some constructors working days in that if you try to deliver our commission project the most compact and i and if you from the olympic i'm so fucking infrastructure in the world what. golf now and as the second day of play ge

. >> and a bay area teenager with olympic aspirations. youngest national table tennis champion in the histstststststst >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. defense attorneys began cross examining the star witness in the chauncey bailey trial, zrik how he fired the deadly shots. the witness show nod remorse while telling the jury he shot chauncey bailey dead. the testimony is key to the trial. the journalist's family was in the courtroom for every word of it. >> like he killed an animal. and like he was just nonchalant. >> he said he shot the man twice in the chest and once in the face to make sure he was dead. the prosecutor didn't you think shooting twice was enough? broussard, three times would have made it for certain. prosecutor why? broussard because he wasn't supposed to live. prosecutor who? according to yusef bey. prulters showed this video practicing drills in public. but defense attorneys played a video of their own. a 60 minutes interview, broussard lies about his role, he did cross examination, bey the 4t

if you're from the olympics or something it's a story that will. go for us masters there's a two way tie for the lead your knowledge rory mcilroy and all of our required off from spain right in front after the first round in or gust of the pair to clear the rest of the field it was michael roy you had the clubhouse lead the most of the day sizzling star saw him for thirty three of the first four holes as he carded a seven under par round of sixty five but whatever he did clear off was able to come back to the spaniard playing in the last group of the day this lofty approach in fact as he no ten shots off his previous best on the course. i am lucky i saw three white chang and k.j. choi seen here with a sweet part or a couple of shots back. by the spending county the with the cinch struggled off the to use of course he's here. the thirteenth and he relied on the shore game to keep him in contention with a seventy eight ball tiger woods wasn't blooming either a further shot back in seventy one he was hasn't won a tournament in seventeen months and cou

lewis grew up in willingboreo new jersey and won nine olympic gold medals over three olympiads in 12ears. how about that? >>> coming soon to a book store near you, the authorized biography of apple ceo and founder steve jobs. and the book of jobs will hit store shelves early next year. other books have been written about jobs, but not with his approval. >>> prince william and his bride-to-be made what is expected to be a final public appearance today. charlie d'agata says that the royal wedding clock ticks down, we're learning some of the names of the 1900 invited guests. >> reporter: it is their last official engagement until they walk down the aisle. with less than three weeks to go, prince william and kate middleton are not showing last- minute jitters about the big day. the couple visited northwest england to open a school and launch an award for an educational charity. fans stood in torrential rain to get a look at the royal love birds. one woman said prince william told her he hoped he wouldn't be responsible if she got hypothermia. the skies cleared when the prince and his bri

russia and the soviet union have been a dominant force in the winter olympics for decades plenty of medalsin hockey figure skating in biathlon to name but a few all of those ones will continues to elude success i'll point scheme should want to go to should learn as a fiddle to about the sport as she won the country's only a little bit meddling with discipline a silver really hammer and ninety ninety four of the goals that alpine skiing has always been expensive sport it costs a lot of money to prepare the slopes and get the necessary machinery to keep the peace in good shape but i remember when i was growing up i would go skiing in the caucasus there was a lot of interest but we let the same technology those in europe and america had always had to train abroad it's something when a country like liechtenstein with just thirty thousand citizens has nine times more than pick out points needles and russia is population it's fifty thousand times bigger however children in the tiny alpine principality learn to ski almost as soon as they learn to warp something that is not accessible to those in

with a top author and shed some light on this particular discipline it's not likely to become an olympic event anytime soon but russia are proving to be good leaders in the new spirit of paris. which is a plume girls parachuting onto a piece donning the skis and slowly once we go into the bottom of the slope. part of his butt head coach of the russian national team and he explains how it evolved . for competition was born in. eighty eighth in. a competition between risk and services in a lot of people. and men as who broke this. must be a very good mountain ski skier. very good person to. both men and women compete with the ultimate team to win the world championships sports is popular with russia's military personnel who learn how to parachute during this service. the type of emphasizes it is risking discipline which is the more important of the two but despite the interest in the country or lack of training facilities at the moment fortunately in present russia we have not many many places for ski training and. our. country as you know we're a beacon and. training in your own nonsense

branding the game so that you will build an image for the twenty fourteen winter olympics that i used to live long in the memory. of brazil full back were better colors has got its first goal and the russian premier league he scored from the spot ranji cheering that seems to draw with on monday the thirty eight year old joining the side for indians in the summer i'm showing is at the back for angie in the early stages of this guy but it wasn't until the second half when much really came to life in arms eaglesham shelf was given a second yellow to hand bowling an engine free kick he claimed the bullet hit his play but the replay shows the ref got it right in center of could face a lengthy ban after arguing with officials as he walked down the tunnel anyway hopes that roberto carlos to slot in his first off ranji and yankees said vizard career but that leading lasted five minutes the other end. job to control before finding the post and corner to make it one one. angie did one manage to respond by getting his toe on the end of a process to nome a file to clear. but just as angry with th

greater chilled europe grand hotel emerald marco polo fully clothed school who turns circles photo olympic gold circus for cho. cringe in a stupendous reticent essay astroid convinced the waco tradition to book him talk of skunks on children. now sorts. of stories tonight it's almost twenty five years since the chernobyl disaster of one community hit hard by the fallout causing good since having no money to move the president so far to carry on with the fives on contaminated land. civilian casualties continue to climb in libya the u.s. bringing in unmanned drones to strike government forces meanwhile gadhafi troops reportedly retreat from coastal areas leaving rebels to face trouble opposition. and it's a case of freedom of speech versus religious tolerance for the u.s. . would a pastor who publicly burn the qur'an is prohibited from staging a protest in what's considered the country's muslim capital he's instead been offered designated zones where to speak free without inciting violence. the latest sport units here. it was great to have your company here with sports today i mean you know

if you from the olympics are so beautiful so sure you will. now go for us masters there is a two way tie for the lead there northern ireland's rory mcilroy require off from spain are out in front after the first round in all custard a pair of to clear the rest of the field and it was mcelroy who had the clubhouse lead for most of the day a sizzling start saw him birdie three of the first four holes as he carded a seven in a car round of sixty five but whatever heat it was able to match the spaniard playing in the last group of the day this lofty approach it in from him. i see not ten shots off his previous best on this course for him lurking aside careen why chang and k.j. choi seen here with a great part or a couple of shots back. while the spending can be distant from the last scene he was in the push is here and had to rely on the short game to keep him in contention on seventy four tiger woods wasn't blooming eager for the shot back on seventy one lacking a touch shown by the two groups. i thought i drove the ball really good and then when

it's not likely to become an olympic event anytime soon but russia are proving to be ignored leaders in the new sport of paris. discipline involves parachuting onto a piece condemning the skis and slowing one's we going to the bottom of the slope. of this behead coach of the russian national team and explain how it evolved. sport competition was born in. eighteenth in the. competition between. services in our back. and mansell is. a must be a very good modern ski skier and. very good person he is both men and women compete with the ultimate team to win the world championships sports is popular with russia's military personnel who learn how to parachute during a service. type of emphasizes it is risking discipline which is the more important of the two but despite the interest in the country or lack of training facilities at the moment it's unfortunately in present russia. and many many places for training. our. country as you know. but. training in your all nonsense for all and now i think will have good facilities and new possibilities in sochi. but can all change out of such a game

. >>> olympic bid. when lake tahoe is hoping to bring the games lack to november. >>> also in the case of poisoned animals down in san diego. how police have spotted a suspect. why more victims might come forward. >>> we have clear skies. just a few patches of fog. it will be in the mid-60s around the coast and upper 60s and 70s. much better than yesterday morning. the beat goes on. if it's not rain and flooding, it's severe weather. yesterday it moved from missouri to arkansas. now it's into louisiana, mississippi, alabama and then into tennessee and then kentucky. this weather keeps on marching along. and today they will look for more tornadoes and severe weather. the flooding continues in st. louis and ohio. >>> steve just mentioned parts of the country are enduring bad weather and arkansas is under a state of emergency. seven people have died due to the severe weather in that state. governor issued the declaration of emergency after tornadoes ripped through several counties. trees were knocked down.