how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tele greece was never so close to israel in the change is a recent change especially on the military dimension did greece save israel from another public relations disaster. actually helped put saved israel this. it was the to pull up the biggest and the most important ship of the flotilla. in dissipate the in this useful claim or would you say that the period in relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definitely or was the only reason. when the relations between israel and turkey were very close and their armies were so close training to the israel supply. point of view it was almost unthinkable to be in the military link with greece but the change was a very dramatic change to a few years ago it will it was almost natural for israel to cry and the response was very positive what's in it for greece greece is the shape the color weekly israelis are explained pretty. tough. abilities know these really turkish relationship wh

how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound flotilla greece was never so close to israel and the changes the recent change especially on the military mention there to greece to save israel from another public relations disaster. finitely helped but to save israel. because the pullout the biggest of the most important ship of the floor below mavi marmara in to participate in this year's philippine or would you say that the period in relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definitely or was the only reason. when the relations between israel and turkey were very close and our miss was so close training to the israel supply. would. be it was almost unthinkable to be in the military really with greece but the change was a very dramatic change to a few years ago it will it was almost natural for israel to cry and the response was very positive what's in it for greece but greece is the will shape because of weakly israel is a rich country there is no proof military abilities an

point where more get than give to society, which is what gibbons was talking about with the fall of athens -- >> we have a minute left. >> if you get to that point, you're over. it's vital that people make their voice heard. >> you know, i think i know you less now eye am liching to youue are such an intelligent man. you are so well read. you did so many good things as governor. i'm having a hard time eye go back to jay leno. it's amazing to me, you have this gift that you offered. i just can't get over this. i am going to give you one last chance to answer this -- what were you thinking? you're so smart when you are doing these things with your upbringing and values. you are very well-read man. you are very intelligent. have you a great track record. i don't get t. i am having a hard time understanding you. i want to give you one last chance to tell us what you have learned in two years. i am serious. >> i think we covered that on the personal front. i will go back to -- welcome to the human race. which is, there are going to be conflicts in every one of us as human beings. >> how do you

athens. no matter where you looked in europe they were selling if droves. rattleed by what appears to be spreading and now italian prime minister who is imploding and a slow down that seems to be spreading. because government leaders are now out of answers and countries increasingly out of cash. and we are all over it and now what sparked the selling here and live on london on what sparked the sell off there. and trader in chicago, on why this time all that glitters was thought gold. and then, former ubc chairman on why all things u.s. might not be bad. we begin with you, share. >>guest: it has been incredibly rough day with every market going into full correction mode for the year. this is the worst day for the market in over a year, the dow and s&p and has -- nasdaq. now only do we have traders throwing in the towel saying i cannot fight this, a lot of electronic trades toward the end of the session. full corrections today, 10 percent for the highs for the dow, and 11,529 would be a gulf correction and we had s&p at 12 in 027. and also, the commodities ma

new princeton review service says ohio university, in athens, ohio, tops the list. ohio was number two last year and made the list 12times since 1997. rounding out the top five, the university of georgia. the university of mississippi. the university of iowa. and the university of california, u.c. santa barbara. here is the so-called stone cold sober schools. bringham young, wheeton wesley. u.s. military academy west point. that is a list that mike and i will keep a close eye on when it's time for our kids to apply to school. >> yeah. chico state was once on the list. no way you're going there. >> so serious now. >> good for them. congratulations, i guess. >> maybe not. >> enrollment may be going down. who knows? we'll see. >> the fog is still with us. the clouds. it will clear by noon. at the coast, it will take a while longer. it's thin from emeryville to san francisco. thick enough to cause flight arrival delays. check out the flight tracker anytime. this will repeat. look from the top down. you can see how quickly the clouds are racing to the bay itself. holes a

athens says that rising exports areg hurting the domestic deman. the eu, ecb and imf have approved the portugal rescue funds. in lisbon, they have been checking up on how the country has been using the 78 billion euro payout. the government will get its nds on that funding by next month. a lot of money a a a lot of change, big changes. >> british authorities are using social networking sites to try to capture those responsible for the looting and rioting over the past few days. the streets of london and the other cities that saw riding are quiet now due to more police on the seats. police are turning their attention to tracking down more suspects. or teenagers have been arrested and prosecuted for the violence. >> there were suspected rioters on giant screens outside of the shops that they looted. they hope that they will recognize the suspects. >> if anybody can see that, tell the police about it. i know i would. >> after the rioting this week, a public outcry has broken out between the government and police chief. david cameron it criticized scot

point where more get than give to society, which is what gibbons was talking about with the fall of athens a minute left. >> if you get to that point, you're over. it's vital that people make their voice heard. >> you know, i think i know you less now eye am liching to youue are such an intelligent man. you are so well read. you did so many good things as governor. i'm having a hard time eye go back to jay leno. it's amazing to me, you have this gift that you offered. i just can't get over this. i am going to give you one last chance to answer this -- what were you thinking? you're so smart when you are doing these things with your upbringing and values. you are very well-read man. you are very intelligent. have you a great track record. i don't get t. i am having a hard time understanding you. i want to give you one last chance to tell us what you have learned in two years. i am serious. >> i think we covered that on the personal front. i will go back to -- welcome to the human race. which is, there are going to be conflicts in every one of us as human beings. >> how do you explain it awa

. >> athens is close. >> athens, ga. >> the number one party school?versity. >> athens, ohio? >> but why? >> they've made the top party school list 12 times. >> what did they do there? >> they're having a good old time. >> athens, georgia and athens, ohio one and two. >> two athenses are one and two? >> what's in the -- >> we need to do a remote. >> ohio university. >> i need to go investigate. >> with nicolle wallace. >> nicole joins us next. we'll be right back. with the hotels.com 48-hour sale, the possibilities are endless. interesting... save up to 50% this tuesday and wednesday only. hotels.com. be smart. book smart. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. ♪ [ recorded voice ] onstar. we're looking for city hall. i'm sending directions to your car. [ recorded voice #2 ] turn right on hill street.

. >> weather in madrid, athens, or london, politicians have been quick to express their shot at the anger displayed by citizens but are slow to provide solutions. >> examples they're from different countries, are there parallels? >> there are palos, of course, even though there are also differences. particularly in greece and spain, you have large groups of highly educated young people who are simply excluded from the labor markets and perhaps suffer from some dissolution. i believe in london, you are really dealing with the class at the bottom of society that is so structurally as good as they are a parallel society. in london, there is also the issue of a gang culture that has emerged over the last few years. this seems to have exacerbated the situation and the sense that these gangs that fight each other, they have turned and unified. >> is anything that european governments should be doing to address these problems? >> absolutely. we need to fight the high levels of unemployment. my great committees are split it and are not brought into the mainstream. we also need to ensure pathways

still hot in athens coming in at 35 degrees. that's a look at your weather for now. he'southree-day outlook. >>> global markets fell 3, 4, 5% on thursday. in new york the dow jones fell 4% or 500 points. let's see where tokyo shares are trading. >> thanks a lot. tokyo shares no exception, they are down sharply as katherine said, we are following an overnight plunge of more than 500 points in new york on concerns of the u.s. outlook. we are down currently 3.6% a loss of over 350 points with the nikkei at 9,306. the nikkei is at 9,306 this friday morning. tokyo share prices are taking a beating from a recent string of u.s. economic data worse than market forecasts. uncertainties over the global economy as mentioned by the head of the european central bank on thursday, also dampening investor sentiment. we are back in the 78 levels despite the market intervention by japanese monetary authorities on thursday. we are back at 78.71 to 76 yen against the dollar this friday morning. the euro yen is at 110, the upper 110 yen levels and we'll keep track of that as the day goes

that will not happen if offense cannot get enough investors to sign up for -- if athens cannot get enough investors to sign up for the swaps. shares in the u.s. did finish higher, at exchangers in europe closed prior to the rebound and did not interview -- prior to the rebound. >> the british economy keeps growing at a very small rates. the spanish government is talking about growing risk for its economy. from greece, new unsettling news came in about the rescue plan. very few investors desire to buy stocks this friday. then this from the denied its dates -- from the united states, reserve banks still had tools to stimulate the economy, lifted the mood of the trading floor added little, but not very much. >> we can take a look at the closing numbers. the dax closed lower. the dow finished at the top of the hour and it had a nice little rally, finishing the day and week with gains. on currency market, the euro is trading at the value of $1.49. citing economic prospects in europe and north america are dampening expectations in brazil. reports said the government there is set to lower its gr

reported blinding heavy rain into alabama a lightning strike sparked this blaze destroyed a church in athense building was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion >>> we have a cool down for the next couple days >> the rising sun all the colors at looks great out there you cannot see this shot from san francisco it is going to take all the while for the fog to burn off. this is a look of your satellite view of the fog some cloud cover and a fog over fairly widespread in to the afternoon it will start to warm things up and this is the fog tracker 4 timeline it will cover most of the day by 6:00 p.m. it will recede and and then return the overnight. temperatures are around the area are in the '50s and '60s. this afternoon air will be cooler than yesterday san jose will be in the mid-70s. this is what we expect north bay to be. this is a look of your seven day forecast we're going to keep the drizzle and morning fog in the forecast for the next several days. we'll be back with more weather and news and now let's check traffic the bay area no

getting up to 35 in athens. do take precautions against the heat here. and here is your three day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour in libya fighting intensifies between government troops and nato backed offenses in tripoli. the opposition forces announced the capture of saif al islam on sunday. a witness says that antigovernment forces gained control of an airport in tripoli on sunday while government troops struck back fiercely with rockets and other weapons. the counterattack appears to have killed many resident fighters. government troops are gathering in the district that surrounds the house of muammar gaddhafi. also that government snipers are positioned on high buildings. gaddhafi delivered a statement on sunday. he called on people to join the fight against antigovernment forces. >> a spokesperson for the antigovernment forces says that opposition fighters are arriving at a port in tripoli aboard ships. >>> we're keeping an eye on monday's tokyo market after the japanese yen surge ed against t dollar in new york on friday. on monday morning

officials from the imf, the eu commission, and european central banks are back in athens. they're going through the books to see if the country is sticking to its commitments to slash spending. the greek finance minister says he is confident that his country will qualify for the next tranche of funds. greece desperately need the money. tax revenue has fallen dramatically, by about 200 billion euros -- a million euros compared to last year. chancellor angela merkel is facing criticism for her policies to help debt-stricken european nations. there are signs of growing unease within her own conservative party over the unilateral course she has taken. from, -- some party members have indicated they will vote against the measures in the parliament. >> angela merkel needs to allay concerns about the policies she has agreed to in brussels regarding financial aid for debt-stricken euro zone states. many of her party say that they should have been consulted about expanding the euro rescue fund. >> to set on a historic course of such portions -- no decision should be made without co

so guy in athens dodges his taxes and you get scalped. such is life in our ever more connected world. so, with so much gloom around the globe, is it time to sell, sell, sell? well, all the money men and women we heard from tonight say not yet. >> a snap back seems more likely, could be in the cards, definitely at a lower level after this quick hideous drop but you know what, it's a snap back. >> reporter: just about everything was down today. commodities, oil, even gold. which means today's dump was first driven by short-term investors out to make a quick buck on bad news and then accelerated by everyone else looking to get out of stocks and stick some cash in the mattress. apple, mcdonald's, walmart. all those companies are just as valuable tonight as they were this morning. and some believe corrections like this are the best time for smart investors to find some bargains and make money. but all agree that we are in for a rough ride. but could it be so bad that we're doomed for a double dip recession? >> economists believe that there's a

>> from athens, wisconsin, three hours north of here. >> three hours north of here. >> yep. >> what bringsdison tonight? >> it's a big night for the history of the state and the future of the state. we suffered a big defeat in january when this administration was sworn in. and it was a big hit to rural wisconsin. it sent a signal to agri-business and to factory farms that they're going to take over the agricultural landscape and push aside our awesome history of family farms and sustainable agriculture in this state. but this election tonight, these recalls, are historic. we're going to push back. our rural communities, our small schools there that are the center of our rural communities, took monster cuts. they are the centers of our towns. but we are pushing back. our own town pushed through a referendum that passed 2-1 that gave me a lot of hope that the wind is at our back. >> i have to ask you, tony schultz, you just told our audience that education took big cuts. did i hear that correctly? >> yeah. >> alberta darling said that no, there haven't been cuts and things are working. that'

here are your tuesday temperatures. 32 in madrid, 32 in rome, 35 in athens. 34 and 35 in budapest. expect to see those moving up in the next couple of days. here is your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting, tension continues in libya with opposition forces almost in control of the capital tripoli as government troops gather near the home of the country's leader, moammar al gadhafi. the nato-backed opposition forces are gaining strength after advancing to tripoli and gaining ground in gadhafi's stronghold on monday. the government troops near gadhafi's residence in the southern part of the city are preparing for an all-out battle with opposition forces. qatar-based tv broadcaster al jazeera on monday reported continued shelling by tanks coming from near gadhafi's home. the opposition forces said about 20% of the city is still government controlled. the forces said they detained gadhafi's second son and heir apparent saif al islam for whom the international criminal court in the hague issued an arrest warrant this year on charges of crimes against humanity. the court is as

how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tella greece was never so close to israel and the change is a recent change especially on the military dimension did greece save israel from another public relations disaster. differently helped save israel. it was the to pull out the biggest the worst important ship of the flotilla mavi marmara in. this year's floor cleaner would you say that the theory eating relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definitely. was the only reason. when the relations between israel and turkey were very close and our misrule so close craning the israel supply. point of view it was almost unthinkable to build the military link with greece but with the change was a very dramatic change to another few years ago it will it was almost letter and for israel to cry and the response was very positive what's in it for greece chris is to shape a corner weekly israel is a rich country. with military abilities and no these really cared less relationship

athens at 35. budapest heating up to6 grs. moow looking at 20 degrees. he isou extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i'll give lee the best four hundred meter on the in the weald won the gold in that distance at the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed that with two wins at the world championships that's why some year old is also due to play a key role in the u.s. full by four hundred meters relay team. to news from tiger woods though he returns to action add this week's bridgestone invitational in ohio and will be welcomed back by an old friend darren clarke bad with a formal well best for the first couple of rounds a taker on the recently crowd open champion was quick to point out parallels between the two play as similar bill and similar color similar structure. i don't know we just got on really well he sort of got my sense of humor and i got his and you know it was all those years ago when we played first together ninety six and let them in the open there while he was still around with her and with the time that i was with pitch we spent a bit of time together in vegas. you know i just you sort of are given a little bit of stick and what have you and nobody really i don't think any

more enough to be the best four hundred meter on a in the world won the gold in that distance at the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed that win with two victory is at the world championships the twenty seven year old was also due to play at kiro in the us a full by four hundred metres relate. also a bruising old time is in store for rugby infuses with that world cup in new zealand just over a month away and wales has quite a warm up on their hands this weekend a classic battle against old rivals england at twickenham the welsh will play without their captain matthew rees though for saturday's road trip the hookahs nestling and neck injury and could even miss their world cup open all september eleventh against current hilda's south africa sam warburton is the standard escape with wales his record tries score a shame well and is also available for the clash the two thousand and eight twelve player of the air saying that heading into battle is the only way to truly determine the team's overall fitness. going to be tough we know that i think for. really you know if we are on

think that the danger in a country like greece is it that if you've got a great business idea in athens, the best thing you can do is buy a one way ticket out of there. there's no point in trying to develop that business idea in the climate in greece. and the danger is that once the state and its dependents get to a certain size and the productive class gets crushed by this great rotting dead albatross of dependency and benefits and welfare and stimulus that the government hangs around its neck. we don't want to wind up like london. >> neil: all right. you think this guy speaks well, you should read the way he writes after america is running up the debt charts. mark, good seeing you again. >> always a pleasure, neil. >> neil: meanwhile, a craft, a carrier, a crisis. the former ambassador to our united nations john bolten, on the connection. well, i guess we dribble and they dare. it's a weird world, isn't it? >> well, i think what is happening with the state of the economy is we're seeing if we don't get the recovery going we're going to have great difficulty in maintaining an adequate

elsewhere, the rest of the continent is just looking about bang on average. 33 in athens. and keeping the heat in madrid also at 33. here's your extended forecast. >>> once again, the top story at this hour -- the japanese government has been promising to review how nuclear power is regulated in this country following the accident at fukushima daiichi. now it's planning to establish a new nuclear watchdog the cabinet ministers made the decision on friday. they agreed that nuclear and industrial safety agencies should be separated from the industry ministry which promotes atomic energy. the ministers decided to merge the agencies with the nuclear safety commission which is currently under the cabinet office. the environment ministry has been handling the disposal of radiation contaminated debris around the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. the government plans to submit plans to the diet early next year related to the new nuclear watchdog. the agency is expected to start functioning in april. >>> friday marks the anniversary of the worst accident in japanese aviation h

it set up branches in athens, cairo, and deli. other cities and countries soon followed. organization played an important role in west german foreign policy. it tried to achieve a balanced cultural change. >> in 1970's afghanistan, for example goethe, example institute achieved a great deal. >> the session there was an experience that is still with me. they did not know what we were playing, and we did not know what they were playing. >> the goethe institute took on a new role during military dictatorships in latin america in the 1980's. all the west german government maintain diplomatic relations with the regime, the goethe institute's branches there became meeting places for the opposition, the institute in buenos aires in particular. >> it was a place where argentinian film makers whose work was banned, who could not usually show their films, net to view each other's work. some bad things happen. for example, people were pulled out of the language lab by the police or military, and the director of the institute could not do anything. the fall of the berlin wall marks t

still athens looking hot at 34 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

looking at athens at 23. a little hot there. here are your extended forecasts. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching.

warren obviously the best four hundred meter on the in the weld won the gold in that distance at the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed that with two wins at the world championships the twenty seven year old was also due to play hero in the u.s. will by four hundred meters real eighteen. better news from tiger woods though we were towns to action ad this race bridgestone invitational in ohio and will be welcomed back by an old friend darren clarke bad with a formal well best of the first couple of rounds of take on the recently ground open champion was quick to point out parallels between the two players similar bill similar color similar structure. i don't know we just well he sort of got my sense of humor and i got his. and it was all those years ago what we had first together in ninety six and looked him in the open there while he was still around with the time that i was with butch we spent a bit of time together and. you know i just use this argument little bit of stick and what i'm going to be really i don't think anybody given that was. also a bruising also now hav

m in some good news monday, shares on the athens stock exchange skyrocketed, rising by 14% after two of the country's largest lenders announced a friendly merger deal. shares in the banks themselves rose by 30%. the 7 billion euros tie up would create the country's largest bank and at the same time create an institution more capable of dealing with the problems in the greek banking sector. lenders in the country have come under intense pressure recently from the government and the country's central bank to consolidate of the mounting difficulties in this -- difficulties in the sector stemming from greece's ongoing debt crisis. market action in german shares started the trading week with a strong rally after signs that the global economic recovery is stabilizing and widespread belief that hurricane irene did not hit quite as hard as forecast. our correspondent said as the summary from frankfurt. >> fear of a recession -- yes, it is still alive. and fear of further cuts also in the financial markets. in spite of that, share prices also went up. ben bernanke one of the reasons they did

now arguably the best four hundred mates around in the world won the gold in that distance at the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed that win with two victories and world championships the twenty seven year old is also due to play a key role in the u.s. for why four hundred meters relays school boards. also a bruising or some reason stall for a brain to use asked with their world cup in new zealand just over a month away and wales has quite a wal-mart on their hands this weekend classic battle against old rivals england at twickenham the welsh will play without their countdown matthew greenies though the sad thing is road trip the hoop is nursing and that kane jury and could even miss their world cup open i'll sit down but in leavenworth against current go to south africa sound will button is the standin skate brown with wales his record tries cora shane williams also available for the clash in two thousand and eight well played all the same that heading into battle is the only way to truly determine the team's overall fitness. but it's going to be tough we know that i

>> around the world, libyan from england to khartoum, from athens to washington, libyan rebels and exiles were celebrating. but president obama warned today it isn't over. calling on gadhafi to end the resistance. >> he still has the opportunity to reduce further bloodshed by explicitly relinquishing power to the people of libya and calling for these forces that continue to fight to lay down their arms for the sake of libya. >> reporter: and when the cheers die down, many worry what happens next. libya's leaders have to create a new government, write laws, establish police authority, hold elections. after working with the rebels in benghazi, a top state department envoy is impressed. >> can't tell if this is all going to work, but so far the picture is encouraging, there are plans of how you sort of run the country afterwards, how you build legitimacy, how you make sure that you're including the breadth of libya's geography and tribal structures in the governing structures. >> reporter: can libya avoid the looting and civil war that took place when saddam was toppled? >> this is the messa

now obviously the best four hundred meter on the in the world won the gold in that distance at the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed them when with two victories at the world championships the twenty seven year old was also due to play a key role in the u.s. four by four hundred meters real a school board. also a bruising also maysan stall for rugby enthusiastic with their world cup in new zealand just over a month away and wales has quite a wal-mart on their hands this weekend a classic battle against old rivals england at twickenham the welsh will play without that count and matthew hoh for saturday's road trip the hook is nursing and that came jury and could even miss that world cup open else down but in leavenworth against current hilda south africa sam warburton is the standing in skate ground with wales as record tries cora shane williams also available for the clash with two thousand and eight well player of the saying that heading into battle is the only way to truly determine the team's overall fitness. but it's going to be tough we know that i think probably

encourage turkey dr thank you very much for joining us here on i thirty how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tele greece was never so close to israel and the change is a recent change especially on the military dimension did greece save israel from another public relations disaster. differently helped save israel. it was to pull the biggest the worst important ship of the flotilla mavi marmara and not to participate in this year's flu cleanup would you say to the kerry eating relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definitely or was the only reason. you were in the relations between israel and you were very close and this was so close draining the. supply. of equipment and stupid and it was almost unthinkable to be in the middle of the reeling with greece. with the change was a very dramatic change to an era for musical it will it was almost natural for israel to comply and the response was very positive what's in it for greece but greece is in the will shape equ

happening in paris, 13 degrees here, 39 in madrid, 27 a warm day for new vienna as well, 5 in athe35 in athensnd stockholm at 16. here's your extended forecast. . once again our top stories at the this hour the u.s. dollar has hit an all-time low against the yen in new york trading on friday. the dollar dropped below its previous record low of 76.25 yen set on march 17th. selling of the dollar and the euro for yen has accelerated over concerns about e outlook for the u.s. and european economies. the dollar is currently trading between 76.15-18 yen. >>> the japanese government is partially lifting its ban on the shipment and transportation of beef cattle from miyagi prefecture northeastern japan. it imposed the restriction after levels of radioactive cesium were detected in beef. the cows had been fed rice straw that became highly contaminated from the fallout of the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant accident. >> translator: the decision is based on securing safety and management. we are assuring that only proper managed cattle whose meat is safe to eat gets to market. >> chief cabinet secretary

heal werner arguably the best four hundred meter reader in the world won gold in not distance of the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed up with a brace of victories at the world championships it also means the highly anticipated showdown between warner and double amputee oscar blade runner pistorius it. is quite literally an uphill battle for more than twenty climbing teams as they begin their cliffs conquering project in the swiss alps this week with two hundred years gone since the ascent of the jungfrau summit the following crew are setting out to repeat that fate but it's only the beginning of their journey more than forty one hundred meters to go before the ultimate goal some of the twenty three teams benefiting from star studded help cross-country skiing world champion. and. lose hope better suited for the rough ride ahead and this is just the first of the one hundred fifty peaks worldwide to be scaled with the himalayas serving as the next stop to the bench or seekers. and finally to motor sport with the latest stage of european truck racing championships had a rus

to remember in the world won gold in the distance of the athens olympics in two thousand and four and followed up with two wins at the world championships it also means the highly anticipated showdown between warner double amputee oscar pistorius to eight. it's quite literally an uphill battle for more than twenty climbing teams as they begin their cliff conquering project in the swiss alps two hundred years since the ascent of the jungfrau summit on the following are setting i repeat the feats which is only the beginning of their journey more than forty one hundred metres to go before the ultimate goal and some of the twenty three teams benefited from star studded presence cross-country skiing world champion alex technique among those props but are suited for the rough ride ahead strength fun physical fitness of course and a healthy dose of courage needed to see on the journey this one is just the first of one hundred fifty peaks worldwide to be skeels with the himalayas serving us the next stop for venture seekers. look to the north finally to motor sport where the later stage of th