normally sell out their railway man stadium which fits around thirty thousand fans but this time there rena was only half full as they seem also called sports talk by the way right from the small town of the navajo in slovakia but no matter how big our little club may be any teams european and dishes are always huge look and see they are most probably the strongest side in this time as they've already put the match to bed in the first half. and not the end by of open for the home team after thirty four minutes of play what is drop you could not have said they measured were who demonstrated brilliant dribbling skills on the edge of the penalty area and send the ball into an unreachable right corner of the railway man doubled their lead just three minutes later it seems i can accounts and be that he said chop blasted from the edge of the penalty area and the keeper could there to deflect the ball unfortunately for him and sparks are looking at these markets michael dunn was in the right place for a rebound and scored the second and who therefore get who got it was a hard much for us because t

went on to samantha stosur thirteen time major choppiness rena williams though she lived up propelling the interest. from toronto to montreal now where the shock of the men's rogers cup to date so if you will for tsongas a judge third seed roger federer in the last sixteen the in-form frenchman securing the first set on a tie break before the swiss fought back in the second to the decider was totally one sided tsonga storming to be in line but six against. you want. no such worries for top seed there novak djokovic making it through after being clubbed more and silage in straight sets seven five six to the score in the serve second match since becoming world number one following his wimbledon triumph thus improving his season's record fifty wins just one defeat to federer the french. brings us to football where on saturday travel to our stuff aiming to unleash the recently back from injury last seen a troll or a twenty year old ivory coast prodigy has made an impressive start in the russian premier league drawing comparisons with chelsea compared fate didier drogba constantine to top o

city's new museum and reserve this ace's been known since the late sixties century when it belonged to rena sister of saporta school of in seven hundred seventy five when the state was bought by empress catherine the great is received its present name which means thirteen this increase in english. park is located approximately fifteen kilometers from the center of moscow. it takes around half an hour to get there by car depending on traffic. and you can also take an underground train from the city center to the city metro stop. then press the crown from is likely to have a period in a row and if they let the largest miss the fountain is a in the russian capital fifty five it is wide with nine hundred and fifteen was a jet it was completely renovated own. a few years ago and today it's now a major force attraction in moscow. comfortably isolated on an island in the middle of a pond two bridges linkages with the mainland. each comes close to make the jets reach up to fifteen meters in the music can be heard from every point of the plans bank. at times is something to be desired. because it en

>> we were listening to a press conference out of north carolina as they get ready for hurricane i rena winds are a hundred and 15 mi. per hour right now it is bearing towards north carolina >> she is 23 years old and is affecting her first baby more details coming up in the next hour we're taking a look at wall street high when of man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling]

and i am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me rena joshua begin with breaking news this morning and crowds of rebels have been celebrating in the central square of tripoli according to reports they are now in control of most of the capital two of colonel gadhafi sons have been arrested however the location of the libyan leader himself remains unknown while we now cross to independent journalist lisa helen in tripoli find out what's happening on the ground there. tell us what's been going on in the city right at this moment and what's the situation there now. ok everything that i'm about to say is. just as all of the information in the city coming from journalists will be unconfirmed because we have been in hotel all night i have had all night there has been a lot of noise outside the hotel there's really been battles taking place as you know there has been an immense amount of bloodshed and question. but now things have gone extremely quiet and i have spoken to a number of people across the city and everyone is also things are very quiet i have heard. that people have co

do the majority of people in the united states think that the economy is faring well for them right rena port maya live from new york thanks for that. well european sailors are struggling as the years central banks warns the region's financial system is in the worst state since the second world war that's despite the banks starting to buy government bonds from spain and italy to prop up their struggling economies however in the past hour most of the european markets have been moving back into positive territory and the eurozone is planning to boost the powers of its fund to keep contact him from spreading to me. for more we can now talk to a group stop core and director of germany's institute for macro economic and economic research thanks for joining us we've seen investors basically panic in the past few days frantically looking for a safer bet for their money what does this mean for the eurozone overall. well it is certainly a very heavy burden for the years you know and we are afraid that we might. get into recession but that's what we see today is the first signs of a return of conf

has been cleared of criminal sexual assault charges by new york court correspondent rena portnoy has the details. dominic strauss kahn has been cleared of all sexual assault charges that were filed more than two months ago and in a nutshell the prosecutors say that the accuser in this case thirty three year old nafissatou diallo is not a credible witness according to prosecutors they say that the accuser former cleaning lady at the self itself hotel here in new york was untruthful with investigators in virtually every interview prosecutors say she lied in matters great and small and that the problem in this circumstance is her credibility all these charges against him have been dropped however this order is on hold because the defendant. has appealed for a special special prosecutor in this case now the judge already denied that request for a special special prosecutor but we do have to wait and see what the appeals court says but as we know now the judge has dropped all this case of sexual assaults against dominique strauss kahn the one that has caused a scandal here in the u.s. and

website corbett report dot com thanks for being with us i assume you heard what our correspondent there rena have to say from damascus what is your take on the claims coming from the country. well you know i think it is important to note as i was that report did note that the embassy international report that comes out today is the type of attention getting headline grabbing a report that seems to go to fit in line with the dominant narrative of how the syrian government is is of course just torturing people and killing a man will and in the something must be done to stop this but as the report pointed out of course the amnesty international report itself is based on eyewitness reports not on the phone and on the ground reporting and it's based on the ideas of people who are being implicated in this i mean the people who are part of the supposed opposition to this government so so it's a little bit like creating a report asking whether the same for the two thousand and eight financial meltdown and only talking to people from goldman sachs i mean we know which way you take the report is going

a sequel to the financial crisis of two thousand and eight well unfortunately most of you think so rena said i'll be surprised if twenty eleven isn't a sequel for two thousand and eight and like movie sequels they tend to be worse than the first ones tommy said he imagines the next crisis will be worse than two thousand and eight while many of you agreed with tommy that the worst is yet to come some believe that we are still stuck in the same old two thousand a disaster flack for miles one sister note the recession and never. ended bailouts only served to paper over the cracks joe felt the same way he said i don't think the price is from two thousand and eight is over one thing washington needs to learn from hollywood is that sequels they can be very risky and most of the time they lose money so let this director takes a new approach and for those out that old script looks like all of us will look back on the economy of twenty eleven like a bad scene out of the movie groundhog day. now earlier we spoke about the continued fighting in libya and the battle over tripoli so we want to know

following the downturn in stock exchanges around the world let's get the latest now from our business desk rena standing by for all say fears of a double dip recession are reflected in the mood of russian traders t then it looks like well the russian market somehow recovered earlier cellphones but still ended the week in the red in my six closed just under a cent lower but better than what we've seen during the day it was a see a red across the board is you see here with basic materials or oil gas utilities and financial all down bucking the trend with gazprom that managed to reverse into the black at the end of the day after trading two and a half percent lower i'll give you the figures a bit later in our business both. making forward to that kareena. still ahead this hour as well a forerunner of change we look back on how the course of the soviet union took a major turn twenty years ago this day after an attempt to overthrow the government was staged on the streets of moscow. russia has refused to look or made by the u.s. in the series leader to step down moscow believes president should be g

. >> this is bizarre a rena football, jacksonville and georgia. cj johnson back.an't run because a fan is restraining him. mugging him, actually. rejax from players. were they outraged? no. they were high fiving the fan saying you're the man. if you're wondering the guy did get kicked out of the game. so you can see the ref pointing and saying "you're out". >> coming up head in 4:30 half hour, call for an end to summer vacation in washington. >> university of california says demonstrations are free speech but some students who view one annual protest as hate are suing. >> and i'm vic lee. the man accused of killing a 14-year-old girl almost three decades ago appears in court. the story is coming up. >> and from our east bay hills camera, sunny skies, mild conditions. and any change coming our way? i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo...

still windy on the newport ma rena, one of the great cities of america, only 25,000 people live here year round of the on a summer weekend like this one, more than 100,000 people including many of the boaters who are anxious to leave the port and go back to their homes. they are staying put as you heard kate telling us, the winds are still strong. hardest rains between 3:00 and 7:00 this morning but the winds have picked up over the last couple of hours. i was talking to the governor in person and he is very relieved. there's a lot of pressure when you run a state that hasn't had a hurricane for 20 years, last time was when hurricane bob came acalling in 1991. there was significant flooding in newport which is a very vumenerable city because the beaches face to the south. and this hurricane at the time irene was coming up and there was a lot of concern this place could be under water and there would be a whole lot of damage. and the worst thought among the politicians there would be fatalities and injuries. so far there are no if a talts and no serious injuries. there are 100,000 cus

rena edited the story so we talked at depth what would be in the story.e it and make sure that people didn't take the wrong impression from the points i was trying to make. >> obviously, you're saying people did take the wrong impression. you heard her explanation spp what do you think? >> well, look. i deal with it as a writer. i can't even deal with the marketing of the story, putting that image, taking that title. when you see the image in particular, which goes counter to what the story is all about, you come to the story with a pitchfork, right? you are angry at me, you're angry at espn. i completely understand some people's anger. a lot of people read the story and were like this is actually reasonable and smart and deals with the issue in a very complicated way. i mean, there is so many issues. race is so layered. you can't just switch people's races and know the answer. and i would actually disagree with the 60% of nfl players. in america, we love dogs. and for a lot of people, hurting a dog is morally equivalent to hurt ago toddler. i think if to