it happen monday night in greek town. three men posing as police officers got into the house and stole $1,800. they seem to be copy catting the other robberies. >>> a teen was killed monday night, the teen was skate boarding with a friend and was hit by a car that left the scene. he went to pro review high school. he did not survive. >>> more on the an mall cruelty charses, a cat was downsd in gasoline and set on fire. the gas cans were near there and had to be put down. this is the fourth cat to be set on fire in the city inside the last few rears. >>> clear skies and blue skies, snag a jacket for a few more hours though. we are in the first morning weather center. good afternoon! >> as of now, from the national weather service, we are just at our normal high for this date and 69 in ocean city and 52 to the west and anything over this is icing on the caulk. this is about where we expect to be. there is dry conditions, blue skies and the cooler air to the north and east, we will have temperatures like this pretty much for

in august, while visiting a greek town, russian prime minister vladimir putin found two ancient artifacts-- the boys and i found them during the dives jugs, they date back to the 6th century b.c. it seemed pretty incredible but pretty straightforward. why is this a story that makes us say, seriously? because it's fake. putin's press secretary has now admitted the whole thing was a set-up. the jugs were actually found by archaeologists during an expedition several weeks or days earlier and placed in six feet of water just so the prime minister would find them. all i can say is, how about putin on a shirt? seriously. >>> remembering steve jobs, what he meant to america and the world. >>> and we talk to amanda knox's father about his daughter's return to the united states. >>> and christy turlington is our special guest tonight. [ mot in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're g

in august, while visiting a greek town, russian prime minister vladimir putin found two ancient artifacts scuba diving. at this time, he had this to say about his discovery. the boys and i found them during the dive, jugs, they date back to the 6th century b.c. the locals gave me tips how to search. it seemed pretty incredible, but pretty straightforward. so why is this a story that makes us say, seriously? because it's fake. putin's press secretary has now admitted the whole thing was a setup. the jugs were actually found by archeologists during an expedition several weeks or days earlier and placed in six feet of water just so the prime minister would find them. mr. putin is known for his seriously heroic exploit, usually performed shirtless, sort of like matt mcconnahey. let's take a look at a few. putin the judo master, putin the patient, putin the horse whisperer, putin, the cowboy, and putin the soldier. all i can say is, how about putin on a shirt? seriously. >>> all right. remembering steve jobs, what he meant to america and the world. we talk to amanda knox' father about her retu

in august, while visiting a greek town, russian prime minister vladimir putin found two ancient artifactsscuba diving. at this time, he had this to say about his discovery. the boys and i found them during the dive, jugs, they date back to the 6th century b.c. the locals gave me tips how to search. it seemed pretty incredible, but pretty straightforward. so why is this a story that makes us say, seriously? because it's fake. putin's press secretary has now admitted the whole thing was a setup. the jugs were actually found by archeologists during an expedition several weeks or days earlier and placed in six feet of water just so the prime minister would find them. mr. putin is known for his seriously heroic exploit, usually performed shirtless, sort of like matt mcconnahey. let's take a look at a few. putin the judo master, putin the patient, putin the horse whisperer, putin, the cowboy, and putin the soldier. all i can say is, how about putin on a shirt? seriously. >>> all right. remembering steve jobs, what he meant to america and the world. we talk to amanda knox' father about her retur

greek debt has been cut. >> i'd like to thank other e.u. countries that are helping greece to get out of this mess, she said. i hope it helps. but the town cigarette kiosk, for him, cutting greek debt on its own is not enough. >> the capacity of greece to pay back the money would be bad as well. >> in an olive grove this person is collecting snails to eat. as unemployment rises in greece and the recession deepens, many like he are on the policy line. >> my pension is 400 euros a month. i have to decide if i'm going to pay my electricity bill or buy food. if there's not enough money to eat, how are we going to pay any of this money back? >> greece has huge changes to make to fit in with the more integrated euro zone but there's little doubt here that simple reducing its debt will turn the tide. bbc braham satchal, greece. >> you're watching "bbc world news." the headlines. residents continue to flee the thai capital of bangkok which has been threatened by severe flooding, and the head of the euro zone is in china to help encourage beijing to help relieve his area from the debt crisis. >> he has again promised to experience a coalition was

teachers across france are enraged by new school books that revised story about towns with political correctness. the greek gas crisis a stake in a sharp turn for the worse as its government declares it won't be able to. mandate a deficit deadlines for this and the x. year revelation signals that a shopping degree up a staring imposed by athens on its people has failed while sending the economy into a magical contraction it's especially worrying given that a your dad inspectors in greece are currently deciding on whether to release more being locked files for the country country's government that unless it gets that money it won't be able to pay its bills for this month are to sarah ferguson looks at just word. now of course the embattled country. will greece now to fold that's the million dollar question but to be more exact the four hundred fifty billion euro question. that greece now is about could never be. lived b.c. do you think greece would ever pay four hundred billion euros of government there you need to be you do it or or i don't know what to believe. the greek government is running out of optio

greeks have lost that battle already. welcome to the "european journal." ghost towns, children of migrant workers just want to return to believe. -- to italy. shrimp fishing does not pay off. greece is still trying to get its finances under control. the economy is slumped and it does not look like the country will get out of the vicious circle anytime soon. many greeks are losing heart. they have spent all their savings to pay off their debts. those who do not have a family to support them risk losing their homes. night falls in athens. the tourist feel the taverns and the traffic on the street dies down. that is when they seem to appear, as if out of nowhere. he lived on the street for about a year. then he found a way out. the charity organization made a house available. hear, 10 homeless people can find their way back to normal life. >> to think about what it is like to live on the street makes me sick. never again. i have been here for five months doing what a person does when they lived in the house. some of the people here have found jobs. i really felt touched.

town from gadhafi loyalists. and at midnight local time greek public sector workers began a strike aimed at grounding aircraft stopping trains and other services in protest against austerity measures that they call are barbaric this as athens misses deficit targets prompting euro zone of finance ministers to delay handing out bailout cash until at least mid november. of next week scrutinizing the state of american broadcasting artie's a special report is coming your way. brooks jackson leads the fact check team for the anybody school of communications they revealed misleading political ads coming from republicans and democrats alike just let me show you a few examples. well the obama ad. the fact is that corning plant shut down because it made old fashioned cathode ray tube t.v. two that are being replaced by flat screen technology not john mccain's for. this mccain aide as part of a pattern. obama is actually proposing is a tax cut for most of us eighty percent probably and a tax increase only for families making over two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year. actually we call this a pattern of misrepresentation a pa

teachers across france are enraged by new school books that revised story on towns in the name of political correctness. the greek debt crisis has taken a sharp turn for the worse as its government declares it won't be able to meet mandated deficit deadlines for this and next year the revelation signals that the shocking degree of a stare any imposed by athens on its people has failed while sending the economy into an unmanageable contraction it's especially worrying given that a u. debt inspectors in greece are currently deciding on whether to release more bailout funds for the country the country's government has said that unless it gets that money it won't be able to pay its bills for this month r.t. sarah first looks a just worthless now puts the embattled country. will greece now default that's the million dollar question well to be more exact the four hundred fifty billion a year a question to take to that greece now. but could never be. let's. you think greece over for. europe's government there you need to be. or or i don't know what to believe something like the greek government is running out to vote an

revolutionary forces try to take the town from gadhafi loyalists. at midnight local time greek public sector workers began a strike grounding aircraft. and other services in protest against austerity measures they call barbaric. misses deficit targets prompting euro zone finance ministers to delay handing out bailout cash until at least mid november. lights the fires under those in the upper echelons who are to blame for the greek debt crisis the kaiser report is next. max kaiser this is the kaiser report as the world continues to employ financially station max cries are bailout saying currency wars are the two big beings for two thousand and eleven right here on kaiser report right that's right well the first headline then is just a number fifty point six yes this is an image from bloomberg dot com but it's referring to the number of years in percentage terms since eighteen hundred greece has been in default or rescheduling its debts and this is based on research from economist ken rogoff and carmen reinhart so fifty point six percent of the time since eighteen hundred greece

and greek food and prime rib that came in number 3. volt number 2 and number one restaurant in town is charleston all of this according to zagat's. >>> halloween decorations at house in captain got you put your your decor to shame. look and listen. ♪ it's thriller note. & thriller nights ♪ >> and the man who lives in the house and decorated installed fiber optics from verizon is his day job he he takes a week off to install the lights saving money and going environment and using the spare time programming them all in sync with the music. the house draws a crowd of 300 or so. people standing around and watching the nightly show. the home owner says he doesn't do it for christmas. yeah. he says he is too tired after doing it for halloween and identified himself as jason. >>> well, it's deadline day for the occupy baltimore movement. >> reporter: i am linda so. why the city is demanding these protesters get out where they have been occupying. >> reporter: george huguely will be back in court. what they are trying to prove about the murder he of yard lee love coming up. >>> and showers

is about to take the final decision on this struggling greek economy at tech crunch summit on wednesday but the president told me you're going town so i haven't been wrong for you for most of fiscal conflagration between state. t.v. is new route is moved his body to a secret location for burial while promising to introduce sharia islamic nor was the basis of the country's legal system but evidence of mass executions of gadhafi supporters suggest the provisional government is not in control of rebel government . and logging off the web and we sold no we can leak stands publication would be is the organization make plans due to lack of funds to american based financial institutions refused to process donations wide credit cards and payment systems but president and founder julian assange hundred dollars to fight on against the. up next we'll take you on a trip to one of the biggest and oldest urban hubs in siberia the city of all misc alex.

greek people to the knee. for more exclusive stories and coverage don't forget to visit our website our view dot com here's a town my for you right now party talks to the king of talk show is that flourishing of course to discuss the highlights of his career including his award winning interview with my dinner with him. and as the russian resort of sochi prepares to host the twenty fourteen winter olympic games an army of volunteers and interpreters gathered to begin to play their part in the city well ahead of a government. russia's help to provide security and revive the uprising and economy has dominated talks in moscow between the country's leaders to meet. it is rigid and alexander focused on the challenges facing a caucus republic which is still recovering from its long struggle for independence from georgia arches radical loose currents following the meeting and now joins us live with the latest arena what exactly did the leaders focus on during this meeting. well during the meeting of course the very wide variety of issues was discussed ranging anywhere from socioeconomic to are matters of border control

and shouting out striking greek parliament which looks likely to give final approval to more punitive cuts to services i was. thinking it's like. colonel gadhafi is home town reportedly falls to the new libyan regime's fighters are on this morning where loyalists are the last of the ousted leader strongholds have been holding out for weeks. and russia and the netherlands are teaming up so build one of the largest will terminals in europe among other one that's in twenty minutes. for mostly watching r t international a very good afternoon to you it's now three pm here my name's kevin now in our top story nato led peacekeepers have reportedly fired tear gas and protesters near a disputed border in northern kosovo today and beginning to remove barricades set up by ethnic serbs after the failed to do so themselves. on the port of course of a forest area good day again we had a few sound problems last time a bit more successful you're on the ground there how would you gauge the atmosphere could you see more violence today. it's quite dramatic there where we had. a full soldier's night tonight peacekeeping force here in tulsa but i'm to post a good stroke to. th

greek debt on its own is not enough. >> even with this situation, the capacity of greece to pay back the money would be bad, as well. >> in an olive grove on the edge of town, he is collecting sales to eat. as unemployment rises, many are on the poverty line. >> [speaking foreign language] >> my attention is 400 euros per month. i have to decide if i am going to pay my electricity bill or food. if there's not money to eat, how will we ever pay any of this money back? >> greece has to work to do to change the way it runs its economy to fit in with a more integrated eurozone. there are still doubts here that simply reducing the debt will be enough to turn the tide. bbc news, greece. >> of you are watching gmt from "bbc world news." i am zeinab badawi. thousands are fleeing bangkok as the flooding in the country gets much worse. the head of the eurozone's bailout fund is in china for talks to encourage beijing to help eurozone countries. staying with the problems in the eurozone, sally is joining us with some worrying figures on spain. >> it shows we're still looking for growth. one day after the deal took place to save the euro, the crisis was brought sharpl

greek feat ration ocean r.t. reported from siberia. a look now at some world news in brief for you this hour crews are pumping oil from a leaking town or step that stranded off new zealand's north island shore about thirty tons have already spilled into the sea after the vessel hit a reef burthen in weather is hampering hampering disrupting and disrupting the operation it's fair to say quick break up and cause an environmental disaster. colonel gadhafi his hometown is close to falling under the control of libya's internal government forces but the national transitional council says it will only declare the country's liberation once the city of syrup is passed her i.v. three million casualties are going reported people have been trying to escape once that if they ask of our from piquet's or time says the media's attention on the battle means it's ignoring the high human cost. the only coverage that you see in western mainstream media corporate media is about the advances of this so-called true revolutionary forces this is not a resolution this is a civil war which was all too close by to need took hours in the us so in terms of decision

austerity package of walked through the center of town, past burned up buildings and vehicles trying to comprehend what had obviously gone so badly wrong for the greek people. it seemed incomprehensible that the same country that have hosted the summer olympic games could have bankrupted themselves in the space of just six short years. and we hit the center of a contagion shipping global financial networks and threatening the survival of european and american banks. during my walk through athens of wondered why the crisis had spiraled so far beyond the control of any single states or international agency. why were our biggest banks so vulnerable to the cut to the regulatory agencies did it so badly wrong? almost every level. however one looked at it, the picture resembled an institutional crisis and structural breakdown. then there was the question, like most analysts saw was not thinking about how the current leaders in power in washington, paris, or london or reacting to events. i was thinking about another president and another time. i was thinking about gerald ford in particular was thinking about a conversation president ford had in the oval of

town meeting after the hair salon massacre. counselors will be talking about how the community is coping with its greek.he meeting will be held thursday and a large crowd is expected. >>pam: 20 years ago today oakland suffered the firestorm that destroyed thousands of homes. here is how kron4 viewers learned of that story. >>reporter: a major brush fire has erected in the oakland hills. >>pam: oakland firestorm is one of the most destructive fires in united states history. the flames devoured one home every 11 seconds. nearly 800 in the first hour. neighborhood after neighborhood was obliterated. the oakland nightmare began the day before, a 7 a. wildfire in a canyon near the eastern entrance of the caldecott tunnel. >> we are reasonably sure that the fire was out. >>pam: by 10:00 a.m. the flames were back and stand by winds gusting up to 40 mi. per hour. >> before you knew it, flames were everywhere. >>pam: the only way out, a narrow twisting road. >> flames were coming into the cars as we were driving by. >>pam: most of the 25 fatalities happened in the first hour but the fire storm is just getting st

greeks already claimed the austerity measures and posed by the government are untenable. libya's transitional leaders and named by new cabinet to govern the country until it's fully secured meanwhile he could be troops continue to. town of sort of the whole of the guy accusations that they're also talking severely and hard. to start.

greek debt. who is the prince, you said? we know this. he has a gorgeous family. his wife and his children grace the covers of magazines, "vanity fair"s and townngs which cost millions and millions of dollars, and yes, they do vacation in greece. vick vickie ward is a reporter with "vanity fair". people think with the crisis in greece and austerity wouldn't know there's a crown prince and come out and comment on it today. who is this person? >> great question, erin. crown prince pavlos of greece is the son of the late -- still alive, king constantine who was forced out of greece many years ago, erin, and the prince and the greek, "royal family," were only allowed back in to greece a few years ago, so he's that greek. >> okay. so now i have seen in magazines his wife saying they love going there, they go there all the time, especially for the summer. >> as of recently. >> since being allowed. so why do you think all of a sudden -- he's never talked. >> no. in fact, i have spoke to friends in london where they live. apparently their house is very done up already for halloween in a way that no one else's is done up. they're surprised he gave this

greek debt. who is the prince, you said? we know this. he has a gorgeous family. his wife and his children grace the covers of magazines, "vanity fair"s and townion full of paintings which cost millions and millions of dollars, and yes, they do vacation in greece. vickie ward is a reporter with "vanity fair". people think with the crisis in greece and austerity wouldn't know there's a crown prince and come out and comment on it today. who is this person? >> great question, erin. crown prince pavlos of greece is the son of the late -- still alive, king constantine who was forced out of greece many years ago, erin, and the prince and the greek, "royal family," were only allowed back in to greece a few years ago, so he's that greek. >> okay. so now i have seen in magazines his wife saying they love going there, they go there all the time, especially for the summer. >> as of recently. >> since being allowed. so why do you think all of a sudden -- he's never talked. >> no. in fact, i have spoke to friends in london where they live. apparently their house is very done up already for halloween in a way that no one else's is done up. they're surprised