the afternoon highs, 70 in the south bay. 72 in los goddess, 71 in san jose, 72 in morgan hill. the raiders game should have a very sunny skies. in the meantime mid-60's in the north bay. we have been looking at the storm front that has been moving in from the pacific. not a lot of rain in the immediate bay area. by the afternoon and we will not get much snow at all. foggy mornings and sunday afternoons. that will be the pattern for the week. >>marty: ahead in southern california, for more cars were set on fire last night in los angeles. three dozen fires have been set since friday. they have been in and around the north hollywood area. police are still trying to figure out if the car fires are related to this string of arsons. authorities say they will rest until the suspect is brought to justice. the fate of many gop presidential hopefuls addressed with an enormous number of undecided voters in iowa. the caucuses are coming up on tuesday. mitt romney and ron paul are in a statistical dead heat. newt gingrich appears to be losing ground as well rick santorum, a favorite of soci

in u.s. economic news, the federal reserve announced consumers stepped up their borrowing in november by the most in ten years. and on wall street, stocks managed modest gains. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 32 points to close above 12,392. the nasdaq rose two points to close at 2676. the obama administration will ban new mining claims around the grand canyon for 20 years. the ban applies to one million acres of public land in an area rich in high-grade uranium ore. interior secretary ken salazar said uranium is still key to the nation's energy strategy, but the grand canyon has to be protected as a national treasure. he said the ban would not affect more than 3,000 existing mining claims. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: we turn to the republican presidential campaign now, as voters in new hampshire prepare to cast primary ballots. >> this is mitt romney calling. >> woodruff: the frontrunner spent part of his primary eve phoning ne

when they moved in in 1921. so items from wilson's home in princeton, items from edith wilson's home here in washington, and the things they had acquired together in the white house, including gifts of state, personal gifts, wedding gifts were all brought here to s street. they remain here today, and so we serve as the presidential museum for woodrow wilson. great things in the collection, including his cabinet chair, that we see behind the desk. as tradition, the cabinet on the last day of a president's administration reach into their own pockets and pay the government for the president's chair. that was brought here to s street. along with other great items. including his inaugural bible. one of our treasures here in the case, unfortunately, it's too delicate, it's just a soft bound bible. so it's usually kept closed here in the case. but inside there's an engraved sheet, has wilson's signatures for the governorship of new jersey in 1910 as well as two signatures for each of his inaugurations, in 1913 and 1916

and it had all of the peace symbols i--in the--in the d--in the--in the dress. and from that day on, from that dinner party, we became friends and later we started dating and, before--in less than a year, we were married, and now we've been married almost 30 years. it'll be 30 years this year. c-span: where is this picture from right down here at the bottom? >> guest: this picture at the bottom was a picture taken at my house in atlanta with julian bond and his wife. c-span: i think we got the wrong one--the one with zell miller in it first. >> guest: oh, the one with zell miller. oh, this was when i announced for congress. this is the one when i announced for congress in--in 1977 in the special election. that's my wife and son and the governor, zell miller, who was lieutenant governor then. that's january 1977. c-span: and what was the picture you were talking about, this one right here? >> guest: that one was taken a few years later with harry belafonte, julian bond and his wife, along with my wife, lillian. c-span: and how much, overall, has your wife played

in 38 in hayward. into the afternoon the temperatures will rebound. it is not feeling like january out there. temperatures are in the low sixties for our bayshores. also in the '60s in the upper north bay, 64 santa rosa, and 62 in san raphael. a look at our satellite radar picture we still see some cloud coverage and the storm passing us well to the north. we will have sunny skies and some clouds possible later in the week. we have a series of systems pushing up to the north of us but as we head into next week, there is a chance we could see a little bit of rain. until then, cold mornings and mouth afternoons in plea of sunshine as i mentioned. we will see increasing sunshine and as we make our way through the week we will keep you posted. stay with us we will be back. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's g

they are in. gingrich in is in with the super pack money. his dad was at the rally. he may be in. we have a lot of people stepping a lot of money in a small state. positive and negative about these guys. >> rachel? >> when you think about the amount of money spent in south carolina and the price of tv ad buys in south carolina. it will be a political thing to watch any television of any kind in the palmetto state quickly. we will be seeing chris again at the top of the hour for a special edition of "hardball." coverage continues in a moment. >> welcome become to our coverage of the new hampshire republican primary. here's what i think about it going forward. looks like mitt romney has it sewn up. the powers that be have to decide whether or not they are desperate for it to be someone other than mitt romney. if it can be them, money is irrelevant. any one candidate can just tap one really rich guy and the money can flow forever. with the financing, it doesn't matter how many donors have have and it doesn't matter who it is. all you need is one rich guy and they have one who would b

in charge of elections in iowa.n he ran for office in 2010, he made it his crusade to institute strict new voter i.d. laws in iowa. last year, republicans in the iowa house passed a bill that would have blocked anybody from voting in the state unless they showed government issued photo i.d. that not everybody has. and that democratic leaning voting groups like minorities and poor people are statistically less likely to have. republicans in the house passed that. state democrats blocked that bill in the senate. when state republicans had the chance to institute the same rule for this republicans-only event that they're holding tomorrow, they decided not to institute that rule. what's more, if you are an iowan and not registered to vote at all, but you do want to participate tomorrow night in the republican-run caucuses, you can show up tomorrow and register right there. same-day registration will be allowed. it's another great thing that exists only in a handful of states in this country including iowa. it's another

in the next five years in savings. it maintains our military's decisive edge, and helps maintain america's global leadership, keeping faith with the true source of military strength, our people. much will be said and written about the individual decisions, and some might be tempted to who view them through the prism of a zero sum game, pursing through each change to look for a winner and a loser. that is the least productive way to assess this budget. the merits of our choices should be viewed in the context of men involved in security department and a longer term plan. this is the first step. it is a down payment as we transition from an emphasis on today's wars to preparing for tomorrow's. let me make some brief points about what this budget means for the joint force of 2020. capability is more important than size. this budget does not lead to a military in decline. rather, it builds a force that natchez capability to needs, to a joint force that is global and net worth, merciful and innovative, a bully-lead, and alw

he was sworn in as the 4th dni in august of 2010. he leads the united states intelligence community and serves as the principal intelligence advisor to the president. he has a long distinguished career in the armed forces culminating as a lieutenant general in the u.s. air force and director of the intelligence age sifment over 32 years in uniformed service he also helped held positions during operations zerd desert shield and desert storm and three warfighting commands. of note, he also served two combat tours during southeast asia conflict and flew missions over lewis and cambodia. he worked in industry as an executive with business focus on the intelligence community. he served as a consultant and advisor to congress, the department of defense and energy and as a member of a wide variety of government panels boards commissions and groups. he was a member of the task force that investigated the covar towers bombings and was vice chairman of commission on the subject of homeland. he returned to government in 2001 as the first civili

one man was killed during the school siege of the republic of two bodies in the balcony in russia's north caucasus and this man is reported to be a serviceman aged twenty seven at first also there were reports that there were up to a seven people taking hostage in the school of building but clearly this information was denied and what we know so far is that this three armed man stormed the building of the school and at the time several people were playing volleyball in the sport hall and also that's a moment there were no children in the building right now the attackers have laughed at the area of the school but the police blocked the whole neighborhood and the search operation continues now of course with police investigating the incident it's not the first terrorist attack in the region sadly is it. indeed. the capital of a car but you know about a republican was a witness to a number of violent accidents in the past couple of months and two just recently in november last year seven militants were killed during an anti terror operation also . were early locals managed to prove beyond a

it would be more voters in the republican primary in new hampshire than in 2008.here were anecdotal reports and some projections yesterday that, actually, turnout in new hampshire was lacking to be a little bit low. so how did it turn out? was the prediction that a quarter million voters would turn out for the republican primary yesterday in new hampshire, was that prediction true or was that false? true. well, almost. according to a little "rachel maddow show" math, the total number of voter who is cast ballots in the republican primary yesterday in new hampshire was 248,485. that's including the 12 people who voted for randy crow and the three people who voted for james vestermark. now, because independents and republicans can vote in the new hampshire republican primary, it's possible that the number of republicans was down and the difference was made up by independents, but nobody knows that yet. we'll know that when we get the official data from the secretary of state. but in terms of raw numbers, the secretary of state predicted record turnout, and that is b

investors in. the famous for in the investor. able to invest in a high tech company. us thank you for speaking with l.t. . was shot four times in total. three of the boards are still in my body. and people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association was a group of basically retired military we love to shoot holes and i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and if what's in front of here is going to die that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know something's been. killing well one of the philadelphia owners urban streets. until about a hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared for the full class including the teacher i think was. seventeen students. and one of seven or still. we have seen the damage it has done to our environment mark let me call it what the park. we do not want anymore no dmoz. our core system is just so that was it does more exper

who work in that sector and in those areas and moreover the opportunities in terms of the growth and career wise and growth experience wise and skills wise and that is very very mushy for him because russia currently has competitive personal income tax rates which is a very significant incentive for people with high quality q human capital to be there and to stay in the russia but unfortunately it doesn't offer the same quality or far promotional opportunities for growth opportunities and also business bishan of the two it is so we peer in those two areas read of the corporate side the multinational corporations and invested business creation in these areas will be very much crucial to anchor in the balance and thereby benefiting from this growth as well very concentrated got about a minute left i want to talk about an economics kind of you know difference in an approach different countries are approaching the crisis in different ways some are advocating are staring you some are advocating. money spending by the government printing now you're in ireland they've chosen austerity how's

it was shot four times in total in the air war as it were in. syria the bullets are still in my body. and people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they own guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association there's a group of basically retired military police love to shoot holes and i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and it was in front of here is going to die and that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know something's been. ok a little what i want to philadelphia hall is over streets. to tell a lot of hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared the full class including the teacher i think was. seventeen students. and one or seven or still. a soulless substance. but this can a touch like a well trained army. villages in ruins. for thailand where time stands still. all becomes a scene of nothing. the mysterious sounds of russia. are two. things. you know sometimes you see

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warm air in general moving overhead. 28 in leesburg, 31 in manassas along with huntingtown, 29 in lata, 27 in frederick, berkeley springs, 35 in west virginia. it feels, compared to yesterday. highs in the mid 40's this afternoon, becoming partly cloudy. maybe an isolated snow flurries this morning, few and far between, and before 7:00 a.m. mostly sunny tomorrow, mid 50's, maybe even a mere 60 south of town. >>> metro rail looks good. everything is on normal service on the va will express. marc rail as well. we will take you to d.c. 295, a crash northbound at first sterling avenue. vddot is on the scene. looks good through annandale and tysons. quiet is in montgomery county at university boulevard in this picture. more traffic in less than 10 minutes. >>> new this morning, two people poisoned by carbon monoxide. firefighters found this in the home on south dakota avenue in northeast. there's no word on a cause or the victims' conditions. >>> president obama will travel to the pentagon today to unveil major changes to military spending and strategy. he will announce the results of a r

voters don't move in a block or vote in a block.hey look at the candidates and make up their own mind and decisions from that. i think that 5% will split up across the board and they will decide who is best for them. the main issues in south carolina are jobs, spending and the economy. we need a businessman in the white house. we need someone that is not a part of washington. i think mitt romney its going to take it in south carolina. >> reporter: you're here with the heritage foundation, part of a push to get voters out to the polls. there was a co conclave where a number of christian valu values pushed for santorum. do you think they will go tore santorum and not nor gingrich. >> governor romney says marriage is between a man and woman and he said he's going to vote on the side of life. i think this is anyone's game. perry's percentage splits up across the board. do they want a person in the white house o or a politician in the white house. >> some say anybody with mitt romney. >> i've already talked some some day that are jumping

any price in the european assets and in that case russian companies. so rebel fund for example will be able to enter the markets and invest in european assets that much better valuations before and so there is really makes but the destruction will be very significant right now or while all eyes have been on the arab and debt crisis how have the russian banks been holding up are they exposed to say mix of toxic debt they're taking down banks elsewhere well i think from the russian banks perspective if we have to recognize about two tiers or even three tiers of a. russian banks first at the very top right all the banks the likes of the t.v. for example they probably are less exposed to the crisis in europe and they're less exposed to the prices that mystically as well they also have very strong capital ratios and most of their capital cons courtesy of the government as a result of this high quality capital would call so we would expect far less disruption there and there is also implicit sovereign guarantee in the case of those banks there is a need the

is changing its strategy in that region in the i mean in the middle east and in strategy in general not just in middle east you know i think the obama administration is have a. pretty clear trajectory for the last three years it's tried to extricate the united states from the worst kind of legacies of the previous administration primarily in iraq but also looking ahead in afghanistan but at the same time dealing with what has been considered a key issue and that is counterterrorism and the perception that democrats are weak on national defense issues and so the president has been very careful to say hey you know we will go to war if necessary and we will use force when necessary so i think this balance will continue for the remainder of his term all of the presidential candidates. make israel the centerpiece their foreign policy discussions do you think it's because it's really the most important foreign security issue or. elections well it's primarily elections i mean if you look at the obama administration's position toward israel. even israel will say it's been the best relations in

we've seen it here in iowa. i saw it in -- even in new hampshire. where people are concerned about the -- really about the electability, not just the electability of governor romney but also about making sure that we elect someone who's going to do what's necessary to make the changes that america needs. and, you know, i think we want someone that we can trust in that position. so i'm very confident that as we come out of iowa, and if we come out in a strong position, and we hope that we do, that it shall -- con tefshive wills start koelessing around the person that has the best chance of carrying that conservative message and dividing that vote obviously is a sure fire election of someone who doesn't reflect those values and hasn't been that stallwart that i have in my time of service. >> rick santorum in rock rapids, iowa. supporters behind him. good luck. we hope to see you on our election coverage tuesday night when they count those votes. we hope you'll be able to join us then. thanks very much, senator. >> you're welcome. thank you very much,

in terms of their general wellbeing in direct effects in terms of educational time and their chances in life energy u.k. which represents gas and electricity companies in the media refused to give an interview but they did issue this statement following consultation with the government decided who will benefit from core funding under the new home discount scheme and those customers will get an automatic discount of their electricity bill without needing to apply for it save the children says that's not good enough currently only pensioners automatically benefit from the warm home discount scheme and others must deploy which charities say is very complicated the scheme is underfunded and every year and. up and up additionally and crucially poor families often use a pays you go you system for their electricity and gas which works out more expensive than paying monthly a poverty premium in action. meanwhile julie sees first hand the of the price of being poor if she can only afford to heat her house for two hours a day her children suffered school. jumper to put on and socks on the sill

he comes in third in iowa. he comes in second in new hampshire. he's not winning anything.ot winning primaries, you're not a contender. mitt romney is going to get the nomination. at the end of the day ron paul said he doesn't see himself in the white house. it's hard to imagine him as a strong candidate when they have a much stronger relationship with the conservative south. and mitt romney himself will be trying to lock this thing up quickly. >> now 20 seconds each. here's conan o'brien's take on last night's primary. >> i have the latest on the new hampshire primaries. a white guy is in first with two white guys trailing. at this point in the race are the candidates doing enough to set themselves apart from the gop rivals? maria? >> no, it doesn't seem they are. that's why you have the rivals really going after mitt romney on capitol and the fact that he hbt really been a great -- he doesn't have a great record on job creation. the fact of that matter is every single candidate in the gop is focused on the same exact failed republican economic policies that put us in this

last year it passed in the senate but died in the house. the governor is expected to back it this year. residents could be also facing major gas tax hike for -- in order to help pay for transportation projects. it's currently 23.5 cents a gallon and could jump to 38.5 cents. lawmakers are also looking into increasing fees for car registrati registration, titling, and inspections to help pay for the projects. >>> overnight, investigators trying to figure out what sparked a barn fire in poolesville. the flames destroyed the two-story structure. we're told no animals were inside at the time. the building was full of farm equipment which all was destroyed. no people were hurt. >>> it's now 6:07. 38 degrees. the congressman turning up the heat on local protesters. >>> plus, cold and wet. not a pretty combination in this time of year. but we'll tellum about the wet weather and -- tell you about the wet weather and when it will arrive. >>> next, the new report that will make you think twice it pouring a glass of orange juice. (ringing) hello? this

in many ways in terms of u.s. foreign economic policy, he's a gigantic figure, but as i said, largely forgotten. >> i also want to take a minute, and the contemporary rell vents of today's talk and certainly when we talk about the special relationship that was brought up earlier by lynn olsen, we can think about that special relationship manifesting itself very recently with respect to prime minister blair's decision to support george w. bush's decision about going into iraq. it was very controversial in great something by the way that the canadians decided not to do which caused controversy and strife in canada. which issing because the canadians are part of that anglo-american relationship. and there are many strains that we can point to that came over that, and we -- and in britain, not so much in the united states, but in britain both gordon brown and david cameron, there's been a great deal of discussion, as to the special relationship, does it still exist, does it matter? and so forth and so on. and certainl

come on in.we're going to bring applications in, and by march have the first tranche of investments out to seed what that future will look like. that's an example of bottom-up sectoral, winning strategies in line with everything you will read in this report. and i believe the net effect of this will be that the products and services we invent in this new value-driven health care system will be, exported all over the world and will lead to dramatic increases in jobs and, oh, by the way, lowering our health care costs to free up more capacity for other sectors of the economy. so win/win/win if i put this together. so -- >> am i right, james? >> oprah winfrey, we have a successor. [laughter] >> no, no, as to what the policymakers in government can do. i think it comes down to four kinds of things. one of the things about smart policy making is recognizing that the world has changed. as a country we now have to compete for all kinds of things; talent, labor, companies, all of that. smart policy makin

of poverty in this country, very high level of inequality, and an erosion in people's confidence in their mobility, their prospects over time. on top of that, we face a more challenging world did just last year, the combined effects of oil, japan, the crisis in europe, and the damage the debt limit debate cause in the united states to confidence, those things were very damaging and at a time one of the world was still healing. we have a lot of challenges ahead in the united states and we're working very hard at trying to lay the foundation for the political consensus that is going to make progress in those things possible. >> there is a very well established narrative, the business community of the united states, that there would be a much more robust recovery, the u.s. economy would be growing more vigorously, if there were greater certainty and businesses could invest, and the reason they are not is a tsunami of regulation, uncertainty about tax policy, uncertainty about the deficit, but perhaps above all, the sense that the economy is being thrown -this huge new wave of regulatio

they fall in lien. -- in line. that is what you see happening, and the establishment is falling in line for romney. it is not going to be a cakewalk, but i don't quite see -- there isn't an alternative that really works. even money is coming in now to center on, but is late -- to santorum but it is late. >> but it is not too late to derail mitt romney. this is going to be a long slog. it is all about getting delegates, not just winning primaries. there is a very strong, strong anti-romney feeling in the republican party that is going to manifest itself. >> he cannot seem to get past the 25%. >> if you compare the votes he got in iowa in 2012 with what he got in 2008, the difference is six votes. not 6%. essentially, exactly the same support four years ago. > he didn't go -- he almost didn't go to iowa -- >> the line is that republicans don't fall in love, they fall in line. >> when i say that santorum is plausible, i don't mean he as much of a chance of beating rodney. he has a path, but it is unlikely. he comes in

this got brewing in a big way in iowa. gingrich is accusing the former governor of massachusetts of lying. you heard about that he blasted some attacked as from a pro-romney group and said this when he went on the record with greta. listen. >> the most we'll do is draw and direct and sharp contrast with governor romney who is a massachusetts moderate and contrast my fighting against tax increases and his tax increases or contrast, my very bold plan for jobs and economic growth which "the wall street journal" saturday said was the best and most aggressive job-producing plan with what they characterize has a plan by romney so timid it resembles obama. martha: well, those pass for pretty strong words i guess when you're talking about political philosophies and the difference between them. a pro-gingrich group also going on the offense. they're looking to undercut mccain's endorsement of romney by posting a 2008 ad mccain ran against romney. that was pretty interesting. the mccain ad has romney flip-flopping in it. you see the

russias in red and the cases are in blue and the prc is in green. if we say what is the employment status of the individuals who were arrested, you can see they're coming out of the private sector because of economic cases and foreign nationals and then we start going down to navy, army, contractors. e navy has an aggressive counterespionage programs, one of the best ones and the government. they have a serious commitment to catching spies. they have more than any other government agency. where the spies are coming from. the level of astronauts sometimes take our breath away. -- the level of espionage sometimes takes our breath away. there were 541 spies in this time from inside the u.s. government or private sector during world war two. thatncludes literally every u.s. government agency was penetrated during that timeframe by our allies. we know this through thewinona decrypts and his wonderful book by highly recommend a ",speies: the rise and fall of the kgb." we listed the spy wi is andnona which was the description program have put that together

and israel the exercises that iran was doing in the in the persian gulf we have sanctions in place with no diplomacy the only way that that is through confrontation back in september the u.s. actually provided israel with an advanced radar and for the first time actually deployed. permanently deployed u.s. troops to israel that was a small contingent of couple hundred troops what we see now though is this much larger exercise not unprecedented but definitely something that is going to have an impact right now as we see this sort of tit for tat confrontation between the u.s. and iran the idea is that were there to be a massive war in the middle east presumably with iran that we would be ready to set up command within israel and actually have israel set up a command center in europe at the u.s. european command iranian officials have said this they're going to consider any strike by israel a strike by the united states. this is r t live here moscow coming up for you later this hour we bring you live coverage from russia's main cathedral show you how the orthodox world is currently celebra

the capitalism in its current form and in western democracies is the best first serving freedom and democracy at the same time that we see not only technocrats managing it to push through very difficult budgetary reforms in italy in greece these are people that were not democratically elected now to go a step further we have germany wanting greece to hand over control over its budget entirely this sovereignty over its fiscal matters archies long list are for us there in davos now online at r t v dot com find out about those who had to do it for the world economic forum but not for the. past three activists or from the feminist group stage a topless a protest in davos against the economic elite also for you. this is what's really visitors out in australia that natural history museum but some of the kids really want their history lessons vivid we've got the prettiest story. line. the march of the multinationals in india is threatening to wipe out millions of smaller grocery stores while it's all likely to mean cheaper food and jobs boost a prepared food future will and generations of local mark

the home affairs of arabic countries especially in syria and in all countries where the people are in charge of running their nations they must keep track of such attempts. i don't know of other ways but. it's been about ts since the arab spring began with a first even the iranian leadership hailed the movement in egypt in libya as expressing democratic sentiments now that one year is passed the attitude towards the events around your country has changed do you still believe those are people driven by their own democratic ideas or do you see hundred other countries in the events of the arab spring. we support any popular movement as long as people demands are. just admit the imperialistic regime of world supremacies is obviously trying to lead people away from the right path and neutralize the popular movement or transform it in favor of their own interests and the pure straightforward and righteous path that people have been following in a while countries of the region however it is stipulated by their willingness to defend their rights which is a legitimate demand from iran's viewpo

i was in iowa. you were in new hampshire. you were in south carolina.y contrast in florida, we're hearing "liar" as you heard a moment ago. you're hearing the surrogates for the candidates calling the other candidate "despicable." today newt gingrich described john mccain and bob dole former nominees for president by the republican party as... he in effect said that since they were losers, it was a mistake for mitt romney to trot them out or to run them out as surrogates. i heard john mccain make a pretty angry... have a pretty angry reaction to that. if it's gotten dirty, it's gotten personal. tempers are high. and the interesting thing, gwen, i mean, i noticed yesterday when i was covering governor romney in naples he introduced, a crowd of maybe a thousand, 1500 people. he introduced his wife ann and one of his sons and a grand child. he launched right into newt gingrich. he didn't waste any time talking about himself or what he wants to do as president. he lit into newt gingrich over the fannie mae or rather the freddie mac money. and how he made fu

in two thousand and eight it's now an international company based in france with several stores in italy. owned by the russian what. are these three of the russian fashion they will ever see reads like an exciting novel the story of the brands you can say is part of russia's heritage and history. founded in paris one nine hundred twenty four by prince philip you suppose and his wife marina the niece of the last person saw me collide the second and says she clothing range was old european and american customers but the prince had a little business sense and two years after the nine hundred twenty nine the street crash ruined his most prosperous clients do you suppose was forced to shut up shop . almost eight decades after the original house of m. street clothes stores. has restored the branches for glory. to our next location now and in a city known as the cradle of the renaissance surrounded by terra cotta roofs a cluster of onion domes each topped with a tall cross is certainly not what you would expect to see in the florence skyline less than a mile from florence is to most these brigh

the largest country in the world. share many similarities as they both made a huge impact on the global and culture scene the last two centuries especially the mutual appreciation of the cultural importance and today both countries created worlds flourish because each of those influences showcasing classical music literature and. moving on and to the i mean shaped domes of the church of st catherine of alexandria the history of the compound goes back to the nineteenth century when the proposals put forward to building an orthodox church in the italian capital there are only a few russian orthodox cathedrals to out italy and this is the largest and most traditional looking both docs church in rome. and russian cathedral abroad is not just a church it's a russian house in a way people come here not just for allegiance reasons but also to spend time together and communicate in their native language just something that you miss a lot in a foreign country. inside you can see various bits for icons and works by tell you a m

and in business the russian mob is on now in the business. in twenty eight minutes time. it is eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r t. the global hacktivist group anonymous has hit some of the most prominent websites in the u.s. including those of the white house the f.b.i. and the ministry of justice major film and music companies have also been targeted the attacks come in retaliation to a federal raid on the massive file sharing service mega upload which is around fifty mil. daily users the websites bosses have been arrested and are now facing prison sentences the move comes hot on the heels of a mass blackout of thousands of websites including with pedia in protest against qana virtual new web control laws washington hopes the bills will be approved by lawmakers to curb illegal downloading and protect.

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i saw her in high school. we fell in love in high school, have been in love ever since.his country as a boy from wales, and his dad brought his family to this country after having an accident in the mines of wales, came here because this is the land of opportunity. this is the land where freedom lovers and people hoping for a brighter future for themselves and for their kids come. it's the nature of america. and they found out, and their family, that if they wanted to achieve great things in america, they needed to have education, but they couldn't afford it, for all the kids they had. and so, the four kids came together with their parents and said, you know, if we all work hard and we all save our money, we can afford to send one of us to college. it just happened to be ann's dad. and so, they all saved. can you imagine working all the time and then putting your money, you know, in a vase in the center of the kitchen table every week? >> mitt romney holding a live event there in charleston. of course, what we really want to know -- it's very nice that he sang "happy bir

in his recent surge, is still in last place in new hampshire. this, of course, can still change as 15% of voters still say that they are undecided. we'll see how it goes. very tight race. angie? >> all right. >>> we are following breaking news out of iran right now. state radio says an american man has received the death sentence for allegedly spying for the cia. the iranian court said amir mirzael hekmati, a former u.s. marine, received special training from forces in iraq and afghanistan before heading to iran for his alleged mission. he and his parents have denied the charges. and the u.s. state department has ordered hekmati to be released immediately. >>> the supreme court is back in session today, and this is an election year for the justices. one of the first cases for the high court is a redistricting disputes in texas. four new congressional seats could decide which party controls the house of representatives. there's also a challenge to the voting rights act from jurisdictions that say its restrictions are outdated. >>> also happening

counted, not just in a couple of counties in florida, that in every county in every state across the country. it's a situation quite frankly if i could steal a line from one of our opponents, fred thompson, you know, from one of my favorite movies, die hard with a vengeance, you would have, we would have to stack them, rackham, stacking and packing, the possum all of the country to do that. why would encourage voter fraud? because right now if you live in a one party state, perhaps a state where the other party doesn't have observers, can't watch what happens and where is easy to commit voter fraud, maybe you can steal enough votes to throw that particular state but you probably can't stop enough ballots into a ballot box, steal the entire election. but if every single vote stuff into a ballot box could make the difference in a close national election, then in the worst one party state that you should be stuffing ballot boxes as much as you can. finally, this would radicalize american politics and it's a way of european icing our politics. why do i say that? a national popular vote p

>>reporter: it is in a rough year in vallejo. police have seen more homicides than in the past, the most notable homicide of the year came in in november when a bank robbery suspect shot and killed veteran police officer capoot. the murders of shook the city of a label to its core. and many of them looked up to two officer capoot who were devastated by his passing. our report record 2011 brought the second highest rate of homicide in 25 years. your the only time it was higher than that live in 1994 over. and in 1997 to and who were murdered in vallejo. staffing have long been a problem in this city that was then run for years. as most city agencies of massive cuts in the last three years of that change in november when the steamer to out of bankruptcy law. federal and state grants have also helped with the police budget. creative staffing have been put into place to address, the street level crimes. and ordering with the sheriff department and other agents in the put into place would seem to indicate an improvement in police serv

in in 2009 during the green revolution. almost immediately aer the election -- i mean, excuse me, likwithin hours after the polls closed ahmadinejad announced he won with 62% of the vote. within a fe days, president obama bacally said that that election was legitimate one >> what would that have de specifically to disarm iran. >> i understand why the president announcing a minute after the pos close he won, he comes from chicago, so i get it. eroblem was this w an illegitimate election, the people in the streets were rioting saying please support us president obama, we are the pro-democracy movement. we want to turn this theocracy that's been at war with the united states, that's developing a nuclear weapon, that' killing our troops in afghastan and iraq with ies and the president of the united states turned his back on them. at the same time, a year late we have the same situation where muslim brotherhood and islamists are in the streets of egypt opposing an ally of ours, not a sworn enemy like iran, but an ally of ours li

where for 50 or 60 years we have in europe in the form of nato, in asia with a numbe of number s in japan and australia. no one has that global alliance system. the first numbers we can call, right, to work together on a global problem. the second thing is the uality of the leadership. you see this in asia. there's a difference between having influence and having people want to be led by you. the united states has the latter. so i am very optistic about the united states' position in the world going forward. and i think you do have to think about this in a, you can't think about this in a static way or in a one dimnsional way going forward. >> charlie: iran. where are we because you get the feeling that somethingbeyond threats are going on, become sanctions or clearly van impact. oil sanctions may have a deepening impact, there's covert action that's clearly had an impact. we don't know who is responsible but we have ideas about that. is there a sense that the iranians are feeling that and they really do want to have serious negotiations. >> i can't answer the last of the questions but i

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it is the same story in the metro area. 29 degrees in rockville and 30 in oxon hill and wall door. visibility is down west of i-295. we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. we are seeing some improvement closer to the bay. this will improve with time over the next couple of hours. high pressure will build and would sunshine and low 50's today and the next door is in our sights across texas and will move across the tennessee valley today bringing clouds and overnight and bringing rain tomorrow. at the same time, the next weather system is a strong cold front that will come in friday morning. for today skies will turn much prettier with sunshine replacing the clouds and temperatures will climb into the lower 50's. here is the rain for tomorrow and we will finish with that. we will tell you held cold it will get when adam caskey comes back in a few minutes. >> it is quite foggy outside. >>> that reduces visibility and is keeping newschopper7 on the ground this morning. slow traffic is spotted on 270. normal delays on the outer loop where we take you live in our geico traffic cent

disappearance in internal affairs now really the slightest difference in my guess is that the government here are working on their own reforms they want the arab league mission to focus on their job of course the problem is you've got countries in the arab league like saudi arabia like qatar now seeing the sense that they're preaching democracy to syria when of course they themselves don't have to go to see . that was always a problem with the arab league you know as a regional body is not viewed as being particularly strong and of course what they've now call him are beyond their protocol now i've actually spoken to the national coordinator council which is the opposition within the country they welcomed me and again reiterated bess felt that as long as there is no move towards foreign military intervention very pleased with the response from the arab league mission but what we need to be very careful of now is the russian official statement said from an official but we could now see is a stalemate situation happening and that would be very very detrimental to the situation in the count

here in the. military intervention in syria the. president of the bloodshed. in the arab world. some critics statements claiming in a highly volatile situation the amnesty shows that syria is trying to find a political solution rather than a security solution and that the country is succeeding in implementing the plan agreed by the arab league. is being little more than a gesture. to me when all political prisoners are number one arrested since the beginning of the crisis have been released then the amnesty will have been. yes but the answer is c. does not consider this the start of a dialogue but you know if your family just is welcome you can just hope to be freed over the coming days but outside the prison walls people in the country remain trapped in a situation of escalating violence in which they father seems. so. they must this. independent journalist. so is the on this team means a person submitting to foreign pressure it's being received in a kind of mixed way by the syrian syrian people course these people they were by no means just peaceful protesters according to the

in the republican. general level to lay off was behind the market bombing of logic of cuts in september twenty ten which killed nineteen what the left was head of the largest terrorist network at the republicans as well as one of the leaders of the international terror group cuts to other go member also killed in the shoot which lasted for several hours apparently an explosive device an arms cache and a suicide belt were all found in the building where the terrorists were hiding. well we're heading into the weekend moscow out here shortly then tonight barton finds a piece of russia in florence of all places another sport to in the next half hour you can see it's tense times in tennis with all the a straight open finalist now no talk in a tense times you haven't always had the business to be trees here. with. thanks kevin the devil's economic forum is displaying signs of a split personality this year the likes of the i.m.f. david cameron and george soros warning of potential catastrophe as well on the ot