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a much needed food aid for russia it's a chance to do what everyone else has failed so far catherine as are about r t. and so here for you this hour a journey through russia all the way to make you reject an unusual first of all held in the name of all these that we catch the ball as entertaining adults and children alike. but millions of new yorkers decided to stay in their homes as hurricane irene swept through the city bringing partial flooding out of power shortages well it's now been downgraded to a tropical storm all public transportation will remain shop throughout sunday irene is sweeping up the u.s. eastern seaboard and has claimed at least fifteen lives artie's made a port by reports out from new york. it's that he wants the carrot away in advance before i remain are on the gag it's way down the eastern seaboard but at this point things seen extremely hot relatively calm the sun actually looking out of my window in the sun is beginning to come out here in new york city but that does not mean that there has not been any damage from this tropical storm now irene was a hurricane but according

studies show that centenarians often have genes that protect them against cardiovascular dissee ease so te habits. >>> we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> singing sensation in an unlikely location. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: what does a new york city construction worker have in common with frank sinatra? ♪ these little town blues >> reporter: nothing blue about this guy, except partially his eyes. but unlike old blue eyes, gary russo's stage isn't carnegie hall, it's a construction site where a subway line is being built. and these aren't backup singers. they're actual sand hogs, the guys who dig the tunnel while other guys eat during their lunch break. gary decided to drag out a mike and sound system and sing. ♪ when the moon hits your eye >> reporter: how do the buddies react? >> the tough guys are going, you're going to sing at lunch? i was like, yeah. >> i want to be just like him when i grow u

now after a thorough evaluation, it was decided the most responsive theater was -- bidder was emt, so it t was restructured in conjunction with the legal audience to make sure we were putting the operation to gathered -- together. >> when this issue was raised, i went first to the special ed department and they said they did not know anything about this, but these are the kinds of services that we hope to provide much more of without transporting kids all over town, so i am interested debthat we cn change it and hopefully reduce it significantly in the future, so the five-year period might be nice. in the past we would have liked that to lock in the price, but part of our design is to significantly reduce these kinds of services. >> the contract was developed on of per trip basis, so there is no guarantee we will have 280 trips a year or a year. it is only the number of trips we call for. commissioner norton: i just want to ask what the record is. have we received no complaints? we are currently contracted with them now? we are not. who are we contrasting with now? flags in the interim, we

. >> the water was so fast -t dragged me right out.ung on to a red truck and then my daughter got taken because it totally submerged. >> rescuers in boats plucked 11 trapped motorists. >> water started coming in my doors and that is when i knew i was in trouble. by the time i got out of the car it was well over my head. >> reporter: high winds ripped through, ripping a trailer from its moorings. >> he was doing my -- a good deed, helping my dad. >> reporter: the national weather service says the storm probably was a tornado. cbs news new york. >>> let's see what our weather is shaping up to be. it just seems really cool. >> reporter: it is really cool. already seeing drizzle asker as 6:00 -- as early as 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. patchy fog throughout the bay area this evening and continuing see the weather. inland we are going to be clear and then we'll see the clouds build in, making way to partly cloudy conditions along the bayshore. it will be completely cloudy in those overnight hours. at the coastline tonight we are going to cont

t-mobile wants to do more cell connections and that is speculative regarding their business with at&t. so i respect you would vote to deny. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you, ms. mitchell. >> good afternoon, supervisorses. i am a member of supervisor harini's district and i am speaking against the settlement of t-mobile's lawsuit against the city. my neighborhood is one of many parts of san francisco that has organized against t-mobile's atecht to in-- attempt to install wireless fail fails on our residential -- wires refacilities on our residential buildings. they have the greatest number of existing cell sites in san francisco at 241. and that is 73 more cell sites than at&t t carrier with the second highest number of wireless facility. at the same time that t-mobile is asking the board to settle the litigation, and it initiated against the city regarding the 725 taraval street, it has filed yet another lawsuit against the city. and the second lawsuit challenges the recent legislation regarding a new permitting process for wireless facilities in the city's public right of way that wa

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so the t. fifty is a jet which is said to be equipped with some of the most advanced avionics on the planet it is also part of a joint effort russia and india together on it they went in on it together to develop it and the project totaled about ten billion dollars an estimated price tag of the plane is just under one hundred million dollars now it is expected to rival the american f. twenty two the raptor now remember this is the plane that nobody's allowed to buy congress banned it for export and also congress recently shut it down in crown of the planes are said excuse me shut down the program now it's also one that cost the government nearly eighty billion dollars and as i mentioned it's been grounded indefinitely first it was due to system malfunctions and then they found out that antifreeze and propane were getting into the pilots' well what and all of this was about.

is there's not enough pizza in it so now we'll -- and then we'll hear music from this album, it came out today. it's called "tailgates and tanlines." the samsung at&tseries continues with luke bryan from the grand ole opry theater in nashville, tennessee. tomorrow night we'll be joined jesse eisenberg, jerry springer, and have music from incubus. so please join us for that too. it's hard to imagine anyone moviegoers would enjoy in 3-d than our first guest tonight. and she ratchets it up to 4-d in the new movie "spy kids: all the time in the world." it opens august 19. please say hello to jessica alba. [ applause ] you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you got your phone with you? >> yeah, because i want to take a picture and put it on tweeter. >> jimmy: that will be fun. who did this to you? >> my husband. >> jimmy: he did. again? >> he did it again. >> jimmy: he did it once and then you let him do it again. >> what was i thinking? >> jimmy: is it better the second time being prprnant? is it easier? >> no, it's kind of harder because i have a 3-year-old who wants me, you know, to pick her up and do everything and it kind of hurts. >> jimmy: does

the american people have been through so much over t t last few years, dealing with the financial crisis since the 1930's. they've done it with grace. ananthey're working so hard to raise their families and all they ask is that we work just as hard here in this town to make their lives a little bit easier. that's not too much to ask. ultimately the reason i'm so hopeful about our future, the reason i have faith in t tse united states of america is because of the american people. because of their perseverance and courage and willingness to shoulder the burdens we face together as one nation. one last thing. there is no one who embodies the qualities i mentioned more than the men and women of the united states a aed forces. and this weekend we lost 30 of them when their helicopter crashed during a mission in afghanistan. their loss is a stark reminder of the risks our men and women in uniform take every single day on behalf of their country. day after day, night after night, they carry out missions like this in the face of enemy fire and grave danger. and in this mission, as in so many oth

air force so the t fifty is going to be the market as of the other option as as you will a competitor to the f. twenty two and this is an important ground because this is where they will make their first public appearance i mean has had its maiden flight in january of two thousand and ten but now it's going to be shown to the public to see what its capabilities are so who are the manufacturers expecting about one thousand jets to be produced over forty here period now this is also important for russia because it's the first russian made military aircraft made this is in the last twenty years and last two decades this is really the first so a lot of anticipation and build up towards that again so we're really eager to see what can it can do up in the sky and speaking of what can be done in the sky i mean we have we're waiting for the aerobatics team certainly what we're looking forward to are those death defying stunts we have the italian air force the french air force as well as the americans and of course the russians a couple of very well known teams here the russian knights and the

r t so cool. let's not check some of the international news stories and brief unrest continues in syria with opposition groups screaming at least twenty people have been killed by security forces opening fire on protesters arab league have urged syria to the direction they send an envoy to push for reforms in the country president assad has endorsed a new media will supposedly allowing freedom of expression and dropping penalties against journalists the united nations says two thousand two hundred people have been crowded seriousness demonstrations against the regime began in march. twenty nine people have been killed and thirty eight injured by a suicide bomber who blew himself up inside baghdad's largest sunni mosque during prayer is early in the day a series of bomb attacks in the city left six people dead and wounded seven violence has decreased in iraq since its peak in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven but attacks remain calm and at least two hundred fifty people have been kill

r t so cool. and don't forget you can watch the news you want when you want it right here at r.t. dot com here's a taste of what we've got lined up for you right now. a personal account of nine eleven is that band a former f.b.i. agent who claims that the cia could have stopped the attacks and is prevented from publishing his upcoming inside story. and attacks from the deep a third man is mauled by a shark in russia's far east find out more about the search for the sea predator at our tea dot com. now time for our close up series where we continue to take you want to journey across the vast and varied landscape of russia. this week we've been in the very heart of the european part of russia the city of kid of famed for its stunning scenery and countryside it's also known for its popular handmade toys which represent the country on postcards and in the summer it attracts tourists from all over the world for one highly unusual festival as archie's you've got it all go to them for ports. it's the pride of the cure of region that annual cucumber festival the governor himself invited j

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r t so cool. and don't forget you can watch the news you want and when you want to at r.t. dot com here's a taste of what we've got lined up for you right now. a personal account of the nine eleven is banned a former f.b.i. agent who claims the cia could have stopped the attacks is prevented from publishing his upcoming inside story. and attacks from the deep a third man is mauled by a shark in russia's far east find out more about the search for the sea predator at r.t. dot com. on to some other international news in brief for you now. in syria two more protesters have reportedly been killed by security forces with just saying there was sporadic shooting in separate cities it comes as its close ally iran has reaffirmed its support for president assad but said he should answer the legitimate demands of his people the arab league has decided to send a mission to the country saying it will no longer be silent on the crackdown against protesters over two thousand people have been killed since anti-government demonstrations began in march. at least five people have died in braz

so much so t tt new jersey has ordered a new round of evacuations. still stranded by floodwaters there in vermont. it's where abc's linsey davis joins us live. and, linsey, that is a remarkable scene that you are standing in the middle of. >> reporter: yeah, remarkable may be a bit of an understatement. but good morning to you, josh. and good morning to you at home. i want to you imagine for a moment that this is your house. and this is the condition of the road that you used to get to and from your house. and several hundred feet behind me, that road is washed out, too. according to officials, there are 13 towns in this state that you can only get in and out of right now by helicopter. take a look at this. one of the state's major arteries now cracked like an egg shell for several hundred feet. making g getting from point "a"o point "b" virtually impossible. leaving thousands stranded across the state, including those in killington, a popular ski destination. when jessica horton was cut off from her house she built herself a bridge. >> somebody else

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his t-t-irt from the dominican republic. >> were you aware of that -- >> it's tragic that so many productsn this country are made outside of this country. you probably can find a t-shirt occasisially made here in the united states, but it's harder and harder to do it. >> reporter: really? wasn't hard for us. we found dozens of t-shirt manufacturers still in the u.s. one of the biggest, bayside. they employ 500 workers in 12 states. the cotton, the dye, the stitching, all american-made. >> if the senator does not know how to find shirts, pick up the phone, call me. i'll sell you the shirts. >> reporter: today, bayside's already making t-shirts for half the candidates. they say if the other half bought american, too, they'd hire another 500 workers. so, if the candidates could put more americans to work, would they? would they make the switch? the gingrich campaign said that shirt from el salvador was a mistake, a rush order. and they now promise everything they sell on their website is made in america. the cain campaign said that honduras t-shirt was a rush order, as well, but they've now d

if you cannot win, you know the giants can get by with a losing season because the facility is so nice at at&t if you are now winning no one cares and that is the same with the raiders. >> here is another one. this one is so personal. >> that answer is no, not at all. >> i do not, but just making happy when i leave home in the morning i do take a peek in the mirror to go over like this in the back. but this is all mine, and if you're jealous i am sorry. but if i turn around, you can see that i'm very vulnerable in the back. that is it. are you done? >> i have nothing else that is it. >> so do you think you can get a young wife if you die your hair. >> shame on you jimmy. [laughter] >> we will be back. catherine will take you home in prime-time in a moment. >> last night season for the jersey shore premiered on mtv but many were wondering what happened to ginny's face. she shocked viewers with her dramatic weight loss you can see the comparison to last season was on the left, the current one is on the right. at lady gaga is being sued by a stinker call rebecca as. she says lady gaga are ripped

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that is why the ambassadors are equipped with self phones that were provided by at&t so they could call 311 and they have 31 on speed dial and the police emergency numbers. they are able to assist residents ride away and make a referral. commissioner kingsley: >> if a community-based organization wanted to develop a relationship, they would call your office? >> absolutely. they should contact richard whipple and we would be glad to add them as a partner. commissioner kingsley: what are the opportunities to collaborate outside of training and uniforms? >> was that your last one about self-defense? the collaboration is not just about the safety issue. we have done a lot of interactive sessions and we learned a lot from the average we did on the 2010 census. for instance i, in the 2000 census, it was not only the lowest in the city but one of the lowest in the nation. during the senses, we used jobs now personnel who made up the first team of ambassadors, and we deploy them in -- deployoed them in d10 and they blanketed the community and raised the participation rate by nine percentage poi

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[cheers and applause] thank you so much. i'eç gj t say hi to everybodyphere, d all my cousins by the dozens. [laughter] nation, texas governor rick perry has been in the race only three days and he's already blowing away the competition like it's a trespassing coyote. [laughter] in the very first poll perry has an 11-point lead. eleven! jim, let's turn the governor's collar up to 11. [laughter] this early lead is no surprise considerin' the straight shootin' perry's been doin' on the campaign trail. >> we're calling today on the president of the united states to put a moratorium on regulations across this country, because his regulations, his epa regulations are killing jobs all across america. >> stephen: yes. any candidate can say the environmental protection agency is killing jobs. but only parry goes the extra step, and says it while killing the environment with his idling bus. [laughter] and folks -- [cheers and applause] true, true. and -- can i almost smell it and he's right. epa regulations are killing jobs. i recently had to

t dhz@ ♪2@ also try odoshieldechnology in new bodsh. ♪í@ (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. thank you soerybody. folks, folks t is no secret that i have had a long time beef with my rival cnn wood elf anderson cooper. i cannot stand anything about him except those eyes. they are the exact benjamin moore color i painted my master bath. (laughter) but that where the admiration ends, folks because as you recall not long ago i called out mr. 360-- 360 for ripping off my on notice board with his segment the ridiculist and as punishment i added him to my absurduchart. the absurduchart is to you guarded at all times by a pla typ us in a birthday hat. i think it's obvious why. now i have to admit i have always been intimidated by anderson cooper's legendary kpotionure under pressure. but i think we have finally found anderson's weakness. check out what happened last night while he was reporting on french actor gerard depardieu's recent meltdown when he peed in the aisle of an airplane. jim? >> so actor gerard took his little solo flight to urination, the plane had to turn around and go back to t