moscow i'm shy he exposed some of the world's darkest secrets. soon you'll get the chance to find out even more when the world famous whistleblower launches a talk show here on artsy julian assange exclusive series will premiere here in march and the world's media is already of buzz about who the wiki leaks founder will interview our london correspondent laura smith. basically we knew that asked and wanted to wanted to write and taste.

the wiki leaks founder exposed some of the darkest secrets as new series. president obama kicks off his campaign to stay in the white house using the state of the union address to pledge saving the economy. his successes and promises millions of new jobs but critics say his. doesn't quite reflect reality. on tens of thousands of egyptians. square. the uprising that toppled president. but it isn't frustration along with celebration because of dragging reform. and with the russians heading to the polls in march to elect a president we talked to the fifth registered candidate for the race one of the country's tycoons and owner of the new jersey nets basketball team next we hear from mikhail profit off about his plans for russia as he makes his first bid for the country's top job. mr prothero hello and thank you for the time always glad to oblige you do or think you can be the next president you're probably the most money i always aim high and whenever i launch a project i'm always in it to win it all taking part in this presidential election is definitely the

her latest book "citizens of london, the americans who stood with britain in its darkest and finest hour" was published in 2010 by random house. will you join me in welcoming lynn olson? >> thank you very much. i am delighted and honored to be here. i have told many people that this really is my favorite place to do research. the staff here is absolutely spectacular, and every time i come back here, i feel like i'm coming home. the three men that i'm going to talk about this afternoon were not members of fdr's circle foreign policy advisers in washington. nonetheless, they played critical roles in one of the most important allied achievements of world war ii, the formation of the wartime partnership between the united states and great britain. that alliance has come to be known as the special relationship. it helped win the war, preserve democracy, and save the world. and as the years have gone by, its creation has seemed almost preordained. first, you had winston churchill rousing his country to stand alone against hitler, and then franklin roosevelt and the americans, coming to the res

assange says oh an interview show right here on r t wiki leaks founder exposed some of the world's darkest secrets in his new series is set to premiere on this channel in march. next with russians heading to the polls in march as well to elect a president we've talked to one of the registered candidates for the race he's a tycoon and owner of the new jersey nets basketball team. tells us his plans for russia as he makes his first bid for the country's top job. well hello mr prothero hello and thank you for the time always glad to oblige you do or think you can be the next president you're probably the most money i always aim high and whenever i launch a project i'm always in it to win it all taking part in this presidential election is definitely the most important decision i've ever taken and i'm ready for a fight if you aim high in other things you definitely should aim high in politics and you're got all those attributes here especially with criminals people often ask you if you're a crime and project but i'd like to ask you about something else you're very much you're smart you have th

he exposed some of the world's darkest secrets soon you'll get the chance to find that even more when the world's most famous whistleblower launches a talk show here on r.t. julian assange has exclusive series will premiere here in march and the world's media is already abuzz about who the wiki leaks founder is set to interview our london correspondent laura smith as the details. basically we knew that as and wanted to wanted to write and host his own interview show and we made it happen the show is going to be broadcast on our t.v. it's going to focus of course on us ologies favorite topic control fifty two thousand and eleven was a solid as his name became one of the most famous in the world and indeed it became a byword for for explosives control to see when he releases the biggest ever set of us the documents by his website wiki leaks he's going to be interviewing a series of what he called iconoclasts visionaries and power insiders and he's going to talk about how to shape the vision of a brighter and better tomorrow that as i say is going to be progress on r.t. and we are hoping

that we could leaks founder expose some of the world's darkest secrets and his new series will premiere on this channel in march. president obama kicks off his campaign to stay in the white house using the state of the union address to pledge saving the economy he stressed his successes and promises of millions of new jobs but critics say his upbeat tone doesn't reflect reality. and thousands of egyptians are going to real square to mark a year since the uprising that toppled president mubarak's thirty year rule but it's frustration along with celebration because of dragging reform. and union is here next with the latest action from the world of sport. gloria always great to be sharing the studio with you we have got plenty of sport ahead you are right so these are top stories. then there were four of maria sharapova secures the last semifinal berth it's truly an open. pitch dreamz lower league side cardiff city make it through to england's carling cup final where they'll meet either your city or the. heavy hand luggage team russia returned home happy from the inaugural limping winter g

expose some of the world's darkest secrets. in. time and back to our top story more about that a year after the revolution what does the future hold for egypt it's a big question it's debated next by people. trying to hammer out the possibilities cross-talk. unfinished business a year on.

in the darkest and most abject of places, there is still beauty, and the idea that beauty is not something that arises from everything being perfect and symmetrical and orderly and straight. beauty is the thing that manages to grow in the cracks in the sidewalk, and manages to struggle out between the buildings and between the barbed wire. my earliest sense of being aware of a world much bigger than my six-year-old reality came from books. and i lived and breathed and ate those books. and i was acutely sensitive to the themes of loss and change and suffering. i remember when i was six years old writing a poem about the golden years are passing by in the winds that whistle. i had this real sense that nothing lasts, and a real sadness about that. a real sense of wanting, wanting everything to be golden and stay golden, and it didn't work like that. and i was also very sensitive to the land around me, and i grew up in a region that was rapidly being developed, and where what used to be horse fields and meadows were being turned into strip malls and condominiums, and corporate headquarters. ju

. >> reporter: in his last month he was woven into the school's darkest hour when his former student, jerry sandusky was charged with multiple starings of sexual abuse. he was fired for telling administrators what he knew but not the limits students exploded knowing their hero and school was tarnished. >> it will take some time before we determine what his legacy will be. >> reporter: paterno died 84 days after coaching his last game. some say he died of heartbreak. public viewings for joe pa will be held on tuesday and wednesday and a public memorial service is scheduled for thursday. >>> well, the sales tax, same-sex marriage and even table games, they're all topics expected to be taken up by the maryland legislature, but what's on the governor's agenda? >>> some local students are get nghtd kitchen in the hope of -- getting in the kitchen in the hope of getting some help in college. >>> it's been proof 24 hours since the ravens devastating loss to the patriots. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we know what really

the darkest colors, the darkest gray we have and in slow mode. that indicates where the heaviest rain. from dc to the south down to i- 95 to fairfax-- there's a fairly sharp cutoff of any snow that will try to accumulate to dc. frederick county, harold county, places like that, really not much is going on. something else we can do, we can colorize it for you. the reds indicating the heaviest snow bans are. and basically look right south of the city there. and that's where potentially we're getting snow, maybe an inch or two an hour in that red area. quickly over temperatures. right in the city, the temperatures fluctuating between 33 and 34. some slippery roadways, potential down to the south for fairfax. we have some reports of maybe a little light snow covering the roadways from menaceis. it looks like the back side will be an hour, hour and a half before it gets to the district. we will be gorgeous again. real nice weather coming. hard to believe we were close to 70 degrees on saturday. it's been that kind of winter. >> it's been a little craz

the close up team has been to darkest on birthplace to the most ambitious football club in the world. now the argy goes to the far east where the timber industry affects the legendary siberian tigers where the ancient native community loses its way in the modern world. and where the country's mental wealth starts its way across the ocean. and welcome to the club ours creature russia blows up on our key. white stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is mesmerized. by this beauty brings death at a speed of more than four hundred kilometers from. stepping down of a long. line motion would be soon which brightened if you knew about someone from phones to impressions. from star totty dot com. eastern cyan boasts a harsh continental climate summers a very short and cool here while winter is a long and severe. temperatures have been known to plummet. forecasters monitor extreme frosts and climate changes which often occur in eastern cyan hello. hello. well here if you would like to ask you a question our expedition is heading across the eastern sajjan yeah so we would like to know the

." >>> an app designed to help people spill the deepest darkest secrets being shut down.the founder says because of bullying. people are being targeted. lindsay has the details. >> i want to joint army to serve my country -- join the army to serve my country but i hate my country. >> reporter: a secret on a postcard sent to frank warren. he's been posting 10 a week on post secret.com since 2004 and the blog got so popular that he decided to create an app. >> the app was a way where using the smart phone you could photograph a image and type your secret over that image and share it out. >> reporter: it launched a few months ago. >> people were sharing around the world 40 to 50,000 secrets every day. >> reporter: just like the postcards, the people that created digital secrets remained anonymous. unfortunately, bullies started to harass users and even uploaded horrible images. >> beyond pornographic or chilling grew -- showing gruesome images. >> reporter: they tried to screen every secret submitted but it was impossible. >> people were submitting secrets almost every two t

been in his last months, for turnout was also woven into the schools darkest hour when his former assistants jerry sandusky was charged with multiple counts of child abuse. >> mr. paterno is no longer the football coach. >> he was fired and criticized for telling school administrators what he knew, but not the police. and students exploded, knowing their hero and school was tarnished. >> i think it will take some time before any of us can decide exactly what his legacy is going to be. >> joe paterno died just 84 days after he coached his last game. some say he died of heartbreak. the man who was penn state said in the end i wish i had done more. abc news, new york. them a major turning point in our road to recovery -- >> a major turning point in her road to recovery. this will be there braille difference last day on the job. >> i have more to do on my recovery. so, to do what is best for arizona, i will step down this week. >> giffords, who released a video announcing her resignation late yesterday. today she will finish the meet and greet political event that was interrupted a year ago by a

even in our darkest hour, the spirit will prevail, and when people of good faith and goodwill work together, nothing can stop us. so together we will continue to balance this budget without raising taxes. together we will continue to create more jobs, better schools, and more compassionate communities, and quintin, i pledge to you that we will continue to work together to take that extra step and keep our state moving forward. >> it's an honor to serve as your governor. i'm grateful for the opportunity you've giving me and for the trust you have placed in me. with your help and god's grace we'll continue to show that strong leadership to move missouri towards brighter days ahead to each and every one of you and all missourian, thank you, and god bless. >>> today on c-span3, watch a discussion on election issues. topics include voter outreach campaigns and state voter participation efforts. that's hosted by the national association of secretaries of state, live as 1:30 p.m. eastern. >>> with the florida primaries just a day away, republican presidential candidates are on the campaign trail t

. >> when the day is darkest you can be a star when you fall hardest you find out how strong you are >> we must become foot soldiers of change. >> have had little faith. >> thank you. [applause] >> i will leave you with one last quote from alice paul. she sounded an alarm that has great poignancy and significance today. she said, if we keep on this way, it will be celebrating the 1848 convention without being much further advanced in equal rights than we are. we should not be faced because this is written into the framework of our government. today we are 13 years past her worst fears. i want to impress upon you one thing. add your voice to the chorus, sound by sound, note by note, as we rise up in a symphony of voices and say the quality. and then we also stop violence against women and children. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. i like to get you on my radio show to talk about these issues. if she could just get a percentage of the tea party media, we could probably change a lot in the world. now i like to welcome shelley back to the stage, along with family. [applause] >

today for the bay area's man -- bay area man's courageous actions during one ofofc the may go's darkestiods. >> -- one of the nation's abababb >>> welcome back. surge of warm weather 60s into nebraska, 30s 40s around the great lakes into the northeast. near 50 in seattle and portland. along with this warm weather we have absolutely no delays at any of our major airports nor the smaller ones around california. any time you travel, just to be sure, go to abc7news.com and check out the flight tracker bottom of the front page. >>> 4:48. iran's oil minister says his country may stop selling oil to some european nations as tensions escalate over tehran's nuclear program. he says iran has enough customers to easily replace european customers. the european union buys 20% of iran's oil now. >>> newt gingrich is doing what he can to regain momentum after the latest polls show mitt romney surging. santorum had to step off the trail yesterday for a family emergency. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: mitt romney may be on the verge of a big victory in the sunshine state. >> i feel good abo

he exposed some of the world's darkest secrets and you'll get a chance to find out even more when the world famous whistle blower launches a talk show right here on our c julian assange exclusive series will premiere here in march and the world's media is already abuzz about who the wiki leaks founder will interview our london correspondent laura smith has the details on this story. basically we knew that as and wanted to wanted to write and host his own interview show and we made it happen the show is going to be broadcast on r.t. it's going to focus of course on as our g.'s favorite topic control to see two thousand and eleven.

and julian assange exposed some of the world's darkest secrets and now he's going to get others to spill the beans this time on the air the wiki leaks founder prepares to launch his very own interview show and it's coming to you right here on our t.v. . coming up max and stacy declare their support for a new kind of movement they think it's time to take down the hollywood industry tune into the kaiser report next on our t.v. . stars or this is the kaiser report you know we hate banks here but we hate hollywood even more. max there's been a call to revolution.

the close up team has been to darkest on birthplace to the most ambitious football club in the world. now r.t. goes to the far east where the timber industry affects the legendary siberian tigers where the ancient native community loses its way in the modern world. and where the country's mineral wealth starts its way across the ocean. and well come to the come far screecher russia blows up on our key. white stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is mesmerized. by this beauty brings death at a speed of more than four hundred kilometers from. stepping down of a launch on a large. mission is. going to take three days for trudging through the arrangements three. three. two three. zero three blown call it in video for your media project a free media dog r t v dot com. president obama has unveiled a major overhaul of the world's busiest biggest i should say army strengthening u.s. military manpower a new strategy also includes expanding the forces presence across asia and. syria's opposition calls on the u.n. to establish a libya style no fly zone over the country they accuse arab

the darkest days in motown's history, now fading in the rear-view mirror.hris bury, abc news, detroit. >>> a news note from overseas. 24 hours after an american man was sentenced to die, accused of spying in iran. and less than one week after a u.s. warship saved 13 iranian fishermen held hostage by pirates, there's been another astonishing rescue at sea. six iranians stranded in the persian gulf. their vessel taking on water, were rescued by the u.s. coast guard. one of the iranians thanking the coast guard, saying without their help, they would all be dead. >>> still ahead on "world news," an alert about orange juice. the government rushing to test for a chemical showing up by surprise. >>> new questions about a popular way to quit smoking. our dr. richard besser on what really works to help kick the habit. >>> and that new song everyone is talking about today, which famous dad wrote the lullaby you love the most? hello, how can i deliver world-class service for you today ? we gave people right off the street a script and had them read it. no, sorry, i ca

darkest online encyclopedia reading shuts up shop in protest over u.s. and build it says. internet. freedom. and occupy activists descend on congress and the white house saying it's now money that makes all the decisions at the top be invented didn't live up to the hype of organizers hope to draw tens of thousands of people. to retreat now joins us with a sports. you know the fourth quarter not to welcome to the program thanks for joining us this hour the headlines. doing well defending champion came close to the only one game to make it into the third round of. them all the season. gets a walkover into the next round well to prove on court that it is to play in round three. and on a winning streak. of home ice to register consecutively three in the child. had to start with tennis where roger federer has advanced into the third round of the australian open the world number three didn't actually play in the second round as his opponent back of germany it withdrew from the tournament with an injury while thomas birch of the czech republic played only three sets to make it into the nex

and occupy activists in their darkest gathering to date they prepare to conquer capitol hill anger grows among young americans with no prospects for months since the first corporate protest grew into a nationwide from. the next we talked to political activist and then sorrell who says the united europe is an unthinkable concept when his native province should completely revamp its policies. but today we're joined by alice around he's a french writer and founder of the political think tank equality and reconciliation and he's considered by many as a controversial figure in france for his political stand that more often than not goes against the status quo and for comments that push the envelope on topics that aren't generally considered taboo mr thanks very much for joining us today my first question is what is it that you dislike so much about the french a status quo that you feel compelled if you will to go against it. first of all today we can no longer believe in the masquerade of the political left and right for a long time here in france unlike anglo-saxon countries even germany and

at first glance such concerns may seem laughable even in the darkest times of financial troubles the euro twenty twelve projects remained top priority when almost all construction projects were halted roads airports and stadiums never stopped being built after a string of stadium opening ceremonies in ukraine you wait for chiefs are now completely sure the country is ready to host the tournament we went through a different periods of the preparation so some of them. solve successful but in the last two years we made huge progress in terms of infrastructure construction and also in terms of organization so in principle we are ready but this is just one example of what really worries some in ukraine this broken road is only several hundred meters away from a vital highway and there is a slim chance it would ever be repaired before or after the tournament kicks off experts believe ukraine simply has no money for that and the euro twenty twelve will not change the situation. of the ukraine is spent fourteen billion dollars on euro twenty twelve projects but we predicted two or. only half

and claimed gold luna should let you know we had hoped for three gold medals at the savant and the darkest on the wrist as did quite well the winners will soon compete at the european championships while silver and bronze medalists will head to gold competent in azerbaijan as for those and for those who didn't really impress here their have another chance to prove their worth at the russian nationals. russian rest are just claimed overall first place in the ebon garrigan golding drumcree with a gold and eight silver medals the japanese women helped their side finish second and then there you can skate third the olympics are coming up fast and most of the wrestlers will meet each other again soon in various qualification tournaments around the world that's all from cross they are i'm on call for the reporting for r.t. in eastern siberia if you names to look out for there in london in six months time tis all the sport for the moment more. culture is that so much different and there's a huge music to share mine to markland blockade and the turning off of the taps as the united states maybe yo

the wiki leaks founder exposed some of the world's darkest secrets and his new series will premiere on this channel in march. president obama kicks off his campaign to stay in the white house using the state of the union address to pledge saving the economy he stressed his successes and promises millions of new jobs critics say his upbeat tone doesn't reflect reality. and tens of thousands of egyptians are going to risk wed so mark a year since the uprising that toppled president mubarak's thirty year rule but it's a frustration along with celebration because of driving with. the we bring you the story of one father who stood up against a massive multinational national corporation to defend his rights and property the story is right now. both control dangerous knowledge and control like no one should have that great input patterns on nature and right as long as my wife and i have quite within us we will always fall down and fight for the rights of farmers always and beautiful to use their seed from year to year no one should take that right away from anyone. this is why the judge ruled

mate and claimed gold should go you know we had hoped for three gold medals with use event and the darkest time the rest was teach quite well the winners will soon compete at the european championships well silver and bronze medalists two world cup event there but john as for those of those who didn't really impress here they have another chance to prove their worth a through. nationals so it's not the russian wrestlers claimed overall first place to be even on your given golden grand prix with eight gold and eight silver medals the japanese women helped their side finish second and then merican skein third the olympics are coming up fast and most of the wrestlers will be the shelter again soon in various qualification tournaments around the world that's all from cross they are i'm on call sort of reporting for our team in eastern siberia. and that's all the sports news for this person i'll be back in just under a couple of hours i think. wealthy british style holds a spot on. the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on

concerns may seem laughable even in the darkest times of financial troubles the euro twenty twelve projects remained top priority when almost all construction projects were halted roads airports and stadiums never stopped being built after a string of stadium opening ceremonies in ukraine you wait for chiefs are now completely sure the country is ready to host the tournament but this is just one example of what really worries some in ukraine this broken road is only several hundred meters away from a vital highway and there is a slim chance it would ever be repaired before or after the tournament kicks off experts believe ukraine simply has no money for that and the euro twenty twelve will not change the situation. ukraine is spend fourteen billion dollars on euro twenty twelve projects but we predicted to earn only half a billion from the tournament twenty eight times last everyone knew that it's a typical situation especially faced in europe the question is if we could afford such spending in hard times like this. tournament organizers brush all this criticism aside saying regardless of h

. >>> it was for a generation or more the darkest day anyone in america could imagine.dent, john f. kennedy, had been assassinated in dallas. people wept in public. they huddled around tv and radios and a three-day vigil began. but thanks to new tapes found in a box of a former kennedy aide and never heard before, never part of the official assassination public record until now, we get to hear the machinery of government dealing with a shock to the system. as you hear the following portion between the president's physician on air force one and the surgeon general back in washington concerning the handling of jfk's body, remember this was happening in real time and all of it was unimaginable talk just hours earlier. >>> as it happened, because the president was a navy man, a decorated war hero, in fact, he was taken to bethesda naval hospital where the postmortem was conducted on the president's body with guards looking on. you can hear all the audio released in this -- this certain release by going to our website. we put links to it at nbcnightlynews.com. >>> there is a

we had hoped for three gold medals a few seventh and the darkest on the wrestlers did quite well the winners will soon compete at the european championships well silver and bronze medalists two world cup event in azerbaijan as for those and first who didn't really impress here they'll have another chance to prove their worth at the russian nationals. russian wrestlers claimed overall first place in the banjara gingold ingram three with eight gold and eight silver medals the japanese women helped their side finish second and then merican skein third the olympics are coming up fast and most of the wrestlers will meet each other again soon in various qualification tournaments around the world that's all from cross they are i'm on call for a reporting for our team in eastern siberia. and that's all the sports news for this person i'll be back in just under a couple of. wealthy british style. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on. the mission free cretaceous free transport charges free. range germans free risk free stud

. >> reporter: in the darkest hours of the night, familiar anxiety-ridden lament. >> it's 4:30 am. >>> it's 1:00 in the morning. i'm not asleep. >> i'm tired all the time. >> i just want to sleep. >> reporter: millions of women sleepless. cathy rossi was one of them. she remembers being constantly, crushingly, exhausted. >> i was on my way to work. and i was on one interstate. and the next thing i knew i was on another road and i had no idea where i was. >> reporter: it took her six doctors and six months to be diagnosed with a serious condition usually associated with men, sleep apnea. sleep apnea your airway becomes blocked when throat muscles relax too much at night. the result, you wake up dozens of times to breathe but don't know it. untreated, the health problems can be alarming. heart disease, hypertension, dementia. it affects up to 1 in 25 women. and as many as 80% of those cases may be undiagnosed. >> the symptoms that we think about with sleep apnea are those that were first described in men. >> reporter: but women don't always have those symptoms. for instance, they may no