this former mp, who sponsored the new law, says most attackers still get off scot-free. >> it is the easiest way to punish a woman, because if the woman does not want to agree to what the man wants to do, you can just throw acid and destroy her entire life in one second, and that is all it takes. even if he gets caught, he pays the police off. you get away with it in most cases. >> in the burns unit, another victim has just arrived. the fabric of her clothing eaten away by the acid. she says her son and what did this after a small family dispute. he, at least, is now in custody. the government admits it needs to do more for women like her, and says implementing the new law is a major challenge. doctors told us many victims are forced to return to their tormentors, to the husbands or in-laws to this figure them, because of social pressure or money problems. few beds away, shama's children come to visit. "be good," she says. "pray mommy gets well soon." for their sake, she will try to keep going. her husband is still at large. >> a horrific crime visited on too many pakistani women. in

it's not a defensible border and before actually the union of scotland and england, the scots were on the english and the english were fighting back and mel gibson was coming down and the queen of france was intervening and playing and no one is safe in that world. the unionists in england means you don't need soldiers on the island. you just need a small navy that needs to be able to beat the spanish armada and navies are less threatening. my fellow americans, we need to emulate the model of england and scotland forming an indivisible union and here is what we're going to do. we will have this 3,000-mile-wide moat times 50 and it will keep the old powers at bay. we'll kick the brits out. a very small army, so small it won't threaten domestic liberty, kick the brits out, kick the spanish out, kick the french out. we'll kill the indians. we'll control the continent, manifest destiny. no one will screw with us. that is andrew jackson. by the way, you look at a map of the world in 1943, who is free. it's basically the brits and von trapps in switzerland is the same thing because it's har

conference of mayors and by scots miracle grow, because we are one of five cities being recognized with this award. is very special. they really wanted to express support for people taking seriously the movement around healthy environments. gooyou are going to find there a little kid living the dream by helping to grow edible things, someone we are going to recognize as a special person as well, and as someone who has been in city government for 23 years but started dpw days right here aunt knew how hard it was for people to generate a positive feeling, but they did it using a garden, so people could say, what is wrong having a garden that represents us, and having the youth center establish alongside the neighborhood, so there are so many stories to tell about how the community has come together, and now i think we are in historic times where there is a sense of community that has not been felt for many years. i knew there was fear that drove a lot of decisions, and these gardens, there is a special thing we are getting. we are using opportunities everywhere weekend. richard -- everywh

scot reis back in the comcast sports room. we send them right back overseas.ate longworth shows us the real streets of tokyo as seen by jonny gomes. >> tokyo is an enormous city packed with the world's largest population. that means the tokyo metro can get a little crazy. >> i've been lost on the new york train, i've been lost on the bar train. i might as well keep my streak alive. >> okay. okay. >> well, just read the sign. >> where's the english button. there it is. check it out. it's like a magnet. just put it on your fridge when you get home. >> oh, smap. >> i don't know if i can fit. >> electric? >> yeah, you will go down. >> oh, it's great info. >> and the sterilitys of tokyo can be wild, as well. but nothing is busier than this intersection where thousands of people cross the street simultaneously all from red at the same time. >> we could. well, what are you doing? >> yeah, flash mob. >> cut in traffic. >> that's waldo. made it. that was a cake walk. >> now, back in america, we've got our eye on the women final four. just after 6:00, we'll have the com

says mostr impmp attackers the get off scot-free. >> it is an easy way to punish the woman, because of the woman does not agree to what the man once, you can throw acid and destroy her entire life in one second, and that is all it takes, and even if he gets caught, he will pay the police and get away with it in most of pakistan. >> another victim has just arrived, the fabric of her clothing eaten away by acid. she says her son in law did this after a small family disputes. he is now in custody. now the government admits it needs to do more for women like her and says implementing the new law is a major challenge. doctors tell as many victims are forced to return to their tormentors, the husbands or in- laws who disfigure them because of social pressure or money problems. a few beds away, her children come to visit. the good, she says. cray mommy gets well soon. for their sake, she will try to keep going. her husband is still at large. >> live from singapore and london. still to come, another two months in jail for the, who sang an anti putin song in a moscow cathedral. is this enough t

>> scot brown. >> why? >> there's a couple of reasons. the voters of massachusetts. i understand he will use every photo op possible to go to the white house to talk about the fact that he co-sponsored a bill that got 9 votes in the united states senate, not exactly a profile in courage. but at every opportunity where he had a chance to stand up gevpbs his own party, to really stand up on the votes that mattered, he has failed to take that couldn't. whether it's tax breaks for the biggest oil companies, whether it's his on city nance on the buffett rule, that's -- he's out of touch. >> no one believe scott brown is campaigning for the republican party, he's not a believable message. the -- the consumer financial protection, guy said he didn't stand up for anything real, he's one of two republicans that voted for that bill against, frankly, the republican leadership who thought that bill should not be passed he stood up and said that was the right thing to do for massachusetts. he's the second most independent senator out of 100. no one be

this former mp says most attackers still gets off scot- free. >> it is the easiest way to punish a woman. if the woman does not want to agree with what the man wants to do, you can just throw acid and destroy life in one second. that is all it takes. even if you get caught, you pay the police off and get away with it. >> back in the burns unit, another victim has just arrived. the fabric of for clothing eaten away by the acid. she says her son-in-law did this after a family dispute. he is now in custody. the government admits it needs to do more for women like her. implementing the new law is a major challenge. doctors told us many victims are forced to return to their tormentors because of social pressure or money problems. a few bugs away, perch -- a few beds away, her children come to visit. be good, she says. pray mommy gets well cent. for their sake, she will try to keep going. her husband is still at large. >> trying to live after a terrible attack. in india, the successful test of a powerful new missile is being celebrated today as a major milestone. it is capable of carrying nucl

some folks in the media took him on on this, scot pelly and others on cbs said you can't compare yourstrategies to what president reagan did in office. >> worth noting the president just released his tax returns on friday. $789,000 of income, and an effective tax rate of 20.5%. he escapes the buffet rule. >> he does, but comfortably puts himself in the 1%. as kirsten, the politicos in both parties are all rich, which is there there's ambivalence about the buffet rule, because they pay it. >> i'm not in that category, by the way. have the media done their due diligence on the buffet rule? what's the figure? 36.7% of all income taxes are paid by the top 1%, and 70.5% of all income taxes are paid by the top 10%. >> we're beginning to hear even if the buffet rule were enacted it would still account for a small portion of one day of federal spending. i mean, i think the media are trying to wrap our little minds around the math, and they're coming up noting that this is more about politics it is about taxes. >> every time i hear the president say everyone should pay their fair share, i wond

scot broom has more on the spring storm. >> well, what a wild day of weather it's been here in garrett county near deep creek lake in maryland. look at all the snow. a winter weather warning is out right now, potentially 6 to 10 inches of snow before this is all over. and what a weird reversal of fortune for this area. a lot of people here intiesed by temperatures, have launched their boats on to deep creek lake in anticipation of the summer season. this while the ski resort over at wisp, the chair lifts, they sit idol with nearly a foot of snow on the ground after a really difficult, warm winter here for the ski resort, which has not been open since st. patrick's day. >> i'll get my skis on now. >> this year, i should have swapped march for april. it can happen. thank goodness there's no leaves on the tree to break the power lines down. >> you never know what you're going to get. >> focus like to remind us that while we're in maryland, really the climate here because of the altitude nearly a half mile high is a lot more like michigan than the mid atlantic. even so, schools were closed

nonprofits and recognize they have health care costs and recognize the 52 corporations are getting off scot-free, and we have 52 pyres people could been eating from. it is time to hold these institutions accountable. one more year is not acceptably accurate and -- is not acceptable. >> my name is connie ford, and i am done treasurer of the other union. we are also here to support this historic event of you calling us together to talk about who we are and our needs. i do not have to talk about it, because people have done it eloquently. i want to zero in my attention to the workers are the work in these nonprofits. these are the working class of san francisco. we often talk about her parent'' leaving, african-american migration out of the city. these are the workers we need to keep in san francisco, who provide internet personal services that make san francisco who it is today. it is these workers we have to support, and we are asking you to support the values of our city. these are the people who do the work every day to take care of our homeless, are aids patients, are mentally ill folks, are d

these tech companies, these corporations exploiting tax loopholes, they are getting off scot-free. they are all doing well. we have seniors whose teeth are held together by super glue. the nonprofit service community and the advocacy community provide a very valuable service, ok? that deserves to be sustained. it deserves to be reinforced. it is a challenge, you know. flat funding is a service cut. that is going to be another $1,500 per month that he will have to pay. we can keep our health premiums for the organization flat if we go to $50 for the organization last if we go to $50 copays per person. that is what these organizations are faced with. meanwhile, the revenue is out there. we'd just have to get it. sustained the safety net. make the corporations pay their fair share, you know? it is not fair for us to shoulder all of it. thank you. commissioner chu: thank you. >> thank you for this opportunity to come in on the impact of flat funding for nonprofit organizations to provide health and social services. although the foundation does not receive city funding, we have seen the

starting with russian football and scot moscow have moved up to third place in the premier league tablethat's after beating kapan two nil at the luzhniki stadium on sunday a long range strike from a manual and many k. open the scoring in the seventh minute after some t.v.'s defending from the visit is the lead was doubled with half an hour to play as simple tarkin made it to nail despite the offside claims from the away team calorie coppins men are now just one point behind second place says carr moscow in the title the champions league football next season. on sunday in the relegation brink of secrecy a three one win over second bottom two on our old polish air putting the home side ahead on the stroke of half time this is started a second bottom of the relegation group but in the sixty eighth minute they had the chance to level with a hands on kind of was found in the box alexei red card making a mistake from twelve yards to make it one one soon after the home side were ahead once more outs are not allowed say beaten path vasic from a narrow angle it is. but the school beyond any doub

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scot nicol takes the shot and antti niemi can security, jamie sweeps in for the tie at one. they pounced on every break that got all series long. 45 seconds later they score on redirect to give st. louis the lead and they add an empty net goal to ice it. the blues move on to the second round for the first time since 2002 and the sharks will once again need to wait until next year for a shot at the cop. >> all the hard work in the summer, all of the 82 games in the playoffs and preseason practices, that sox. it is very frustrating. it is not a good feeling. >> it is the final digest of the season. the sharks were 2/17 for the power play in the series. and patrick marlowe was held scoreless over five games. the white sox pitcher philip hummer had never thrown a complete game so imagine his surprise when he was on the mound in the ninth inning, one out away from a perfect game. >> a day off for him today but now he has a chance for something special. a.j. pierzynski, he is down, it is a perfect day for philip hummer. >> he struck out nine and retired all 27 mariners for the 21s

and rafael beneath us however in russia the scot will have to face more challenges than just the save the real i think it. is a challenge. it's very difficult and i never realized. while league leaders and defending champion saying we have enjoyed success under dick advocaat and. most boring manager escape struggle to bring results both in russia and in europe. but miller is sure the trust in football will sweetly benefit by adapting to the new western for much. of five years pay nothing. major players in the champions league sabir a currently seventh in the second toy and have slim hopes of being promoted to the premier league this season however miller is optimistic about the chances of the remote siberian now if it takes to glory and pushing not was abused back on the map of russian football this time but archie. well that's all the sport for now plenty more later they want twenty four hour. i'm. well look. it's technology innovation all the latest developments around russia.

but, you know, after 40 years of doing this, and being a doer scots, i have to say the odds are they'll kick most of these grenades down until the bond vigilantes decide to exact some punishment. >> and do you agree with chairman ryan that the bond vigilantes are waiting for this election and once that's over, they'll pounce? >> it's not a secret. moody's has already told us that if nothing happens by january, they will downgrade sovereign debt. fitch has said the same thing. and john chambers of standard & poor's, who makes those decisions has said the same thing. so we have the three major ratings agencies in this country saying if you don't act, we're going to downgrade you further. and i believe them. >> the defense sequester. do we think it will happen? will it actually go through? or is it going to be shifted somehow? >> i'm not sure i would argue that the sequester as it is now envisioned will go through. i think there is enough consistencies within congress that don't want to see that, that there will be some sort of alternative. but i do think the money is coming out of the def

and the playoffs wells in a moscow are on the verge of reaching the garden cup finals if they beat scots of petersburg for the full straight time this tuesday night another also households long siege in this clash and want scarred culture milosevic has urged his players to improve their discipline there to stage a miraculous comeback last season we got lead unflavored atlantis to the finals opposite number six now are also lost in the title deciding series two years ago when he was in charge of the now defunct three day. well meanwhile on monday adding guards took a two one series lead against the back to offer a narrow don't know when i might. be that bordered on to having to use the proceeds and points leader but i didn't need him assegais collating struck soon after the first interval his goal of making all the difference in order to get out on guard the overall seriously practice front running again it was not soft could have sent the game into overtime but his powerful last gasp effort was saved by kerry run by a finnish goaltender not his first pre-season shots are. moving on to go

scots in petersburg would have had high hopes coming into this season's playoffs and all was going well for the argument but was until the end of the western conference final series denominator which has turned out to be a nightmare for the team from russia's second city that's very last post their matches at home however the visitors forget also a decent stance they will take leave midway through the second period if they manage to win a faceoff in the phenomena zone might be made harassing turn sent an unstoppable shot which we can examine it is near post however do normal was soon level in his muscle you'll find dimitri vishnevskaya at the far post blue line and finished coolly to restore parity scan one helping their cause by giving away far too many penalty minutes for him so i didn't need the extra man advantage to go to one up would send me a second for it if novak's excellent pass time before your nice in the twenty four year old took apart from the blue line before beating up stephanie. and another would wrap up a flurry deserved three one victory just minutes later and he's in

step in any achievement is very ill from the hardest and the rain in european foods all champions scots are more school had a chance to test this rule and this third game against as sound of urgency in a better take in the age in the first two fixtures the hosts needed at least to drool there to claim the first intercontinental cup in the history of the sports the muscovites however demonstrated a very solid performance as the match got underway thanks age a cabbage found the net ten minutes into the game was seconds afterwards alexei patrolled double his team's leads with an unstoppable dissin strike was the place create was not over yet as spartacus might seem bones of edited third goal within just another two minutes was three to nothin midway through the first half result which can hardly make any file strain and the visitor said bust and idiot school beg for their ginty nancy just before the half sign was it was basically a rational the stakes are very high and the surviving example of the title of the world's best team and after the first twenty minutes was felt not by myself we k

can wouldn't we also look at the k h l playoffs where it could be a massive night for but i'm off scot free. hello there welcome to the sports and these are the headlines i vantage out on guard the hawks take a two one series lead over track toward the semifinals of pick a playoffs. last month united extend their lead at the top of the english premier league but had to know when i have a black bird. and barcelona prepare for a must win game against ac milan this is second leg of the champions league quarter finals get underway. and start over the k h l semifinals where i have on guard have taken a two one series lead against track the war after a narrow one now when the last night out on guard were without their ford van care who is the postseasons leading point scorer but they didn't need him is to get a line instruct their soon after the first interval is gold making all the difference in order to give god the overall series a leap frog thought for a man you've got it was not soft could have sent the game into overtime but his powerful last gasp effort was saved by how to get ammo to

however in russia the scots will have to face more challenges than just the save i think. any. league leaders in defending champions have enjoyed success under. most boring manager escape struggle to bring results both in russia and in europe. but miller is sure the trust in football the swedes could benefit by attempting to the new western full might. see a currently seventh in the second choice and have slim hopes of being promoted to the premier league this season however miller is optimistic about the chances of the most a b. right now if it takes to glory and pushing. back on the miracle for russian football this time by the fire chief. well that's all the sport for now plenty more later they want twenty four hour. i feel make. the. director's costco's real life in his own party called. the. wealthy british style. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with.

on the thirteenth hole resulting in one of his five birdies twenty nine year old comfortably beaten scot stephen gallagher by three shots to make his pick european tour title the south african winning his second piece of silverware this year after successfully defending his africa open title in january. now to boxing and probably the most famous voice in the sports i'm talking about a man who's known throughout the world for his catchphrase let's get ready to rumble ring announcer michael buffer has been speaking exclusively to r.t. . it's a great evolution and it says it's a taken a sport that. you know that a lot of eastern europeans and many russians dominated in the olympics for the last quarter century and now really get the fruits of all the labor of people training and other men boxing and training. outsold coming it's. like you see the sea salt in the straits has to get an army with a sense of i have i think a lot of the world champions for right here green is in our first class of arenas which is great and the theory that the world championships later this analysis will chip and

police and security officials had been called in to help and former senior scot columbia police chief john yates warned apply brown supply munitions would be used interesting way to defend democracy in the west affectively it's not the least bit interested to get rid of this so ruler because he's one of their i mean you know just compare what is going on in bahrain to other parts of the arab world where the west sees governments as their opponents and the weird how word the way the west reacts and this just shows the blatant hypocrisy in relation to be human rights and be useful for human rights for human rights marches to get their own way it strategically bahrain is of key importance for the united states and its allies and so we have here in the arab world no group test display of double standards yet again. still ahead in a program setting sail with reports from the joint exercises between russia and china find out all the guns. and then what kind of challenges. astronauts are going to be coming up space by. the u.n. is beefing up its observer mission to syria as the pilots they c

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scot pelley. >> pelley: good evening. when american culture was upended by a revolution of rock'n'roll, dick clark was our guide, a fixture on television, almost as long as there's been television. clark died today, a heart attack at 82. "american bandstand" launched a charming life of wealth and fame that ended with the brave struggle against the effects of a stroke. we asked anthony mason to tell us about the man who spun 45s into gold. >> lady, here's chubby checkers! >> reporter: as "american bandstand" ran for more than three decades, at its peak playing to 20 million viewers, dick clark's ever-youthful appearance earned him the nickname "america's oldest teenager." he agreed. >> the minute you grow up, the minute you mentally atrophy and freeze in time, you are old. >> reporter: clark was a 26- year-old philadelphia d.j. when he took over "bandstand" a local tv show in 1956. within a year it went national. behind clark's clean-cut image, the show seemed to sanitize rock'n'roll and make it safe for parents to allow t

of the thirteenth hole resulting one of his five least a twenty nine year old comfortably beating scot skaven gallagher by three shots to make his pick european tour title in south africa winning his second piece of silverware this year after he successfully defended his africa open title earlier in january. now to boxing and probably the most famous voice in the schools i'm talking about the man who is known throughout the world for his catchphrases and let's get ready to rumble we're going to answer michael buffer has been speaking exclusively to r.t. . it's a great evolution and it says as they say going to sports that. you know that a lot of eastern europeans and many russians dominated in the olympics for the last quarter century and now the fruits of all the labor of people training any other men boxing and train chickens that now it's all coming to their like he says evolved in the states has to get lonely worthy of the attention to have i think a lot of the world champions from the russian the arenas in our first class arenas said which is great and there you have the world cha

my new role and the nikkei then secured the points with a header eight minutes later the victory of scots are two points player excess car and drama in the race for champions league football next season. meanwhile also side spotlight ended a run of six straight defeats with a comprehensive three in a win over told the mounting would give to the chance in the past half when alexander semin sin was in the area. as the dollar company converting the currency seventh minute penalty for a run milling. cutter might be three shift over the advantage surely after the break while the keeper or any other guy i have couldn't keep out his low shot at the near post. is a rock. then allow time you'll get regular to slot in similar points in seventy six minutes three no problem interim or. else where not and most of the cats in the race for champions league football next season two points behind second place after a one no win it angie getting there i cough with the games and go. well over in england manchester united are looking to reopen a five point gap at the top of the for nearly there in the final

to build interview some of the men from the san francisco and the men from the uss atlanta, apple scots flagship, and to capture their story. so i appreciate your interest coming to hear about it. if we have time i'll be happy to take any questions you might have. thank you. [applause] >> take a couple of questions. i have to run to the northfield end, but -- [inaudible] >> absolutely. spent take as many questions as you want. >> sounds good. thank you very much. thank you. >> of the 80 ships, you mentioned there were 80 ships at the beginning of this campaign, how many of them remained seaworthy after? >> the 80 ships was the size of the initial any force and that would have included the carrier forces as well as the supporting ships. both sides, the americans and japanese sustained about equal losses in the campaign. each side lost 24 major warships. and so, i'm you, the losses were so great they eventually coined the nickname, that little, the body of water north of guadalcanal were all the fighting took place, iron bottom sound. and, in fact, robert ballard who discovered the titani

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scot thompson is a former cal executive. he just took over their reigns of yahoo.h analysts say he is so far not doing a good job to resurrect yahoo and there are so that all of them the nothing that can be done to save them. >> the layoffs are not deep enough or fast enough. he has not articulated a comprehensive strategy with regard to the turnaround so they fall into a strategic vacuum. all told, this looks like someone who has never really done this before or has not learned how to do this right. given his already fished out of water, i do not think this looks well for yahoo. the market there in which its digital media, the other company that is like them, aol is also on the roads. aol that a better job of bringing in talents and yet that did not seem to fix the problem which begs the question, is there a market for either firm? >>mark: gruebel be right back as the kron4 news continues. coming up, a new television show coming to silicon valley. here is a live look outside atop mt. tam. a windy and cold morning around the bay. >>erica: welcome back. it looks lik

do you think there is any spectrum that npi manages that would be available for the scots were not. > again, that is a matter between lightsquared and the sec. if light squared wishes to put a proposal with them that might involve spectrum used by federal agencies, it would certainly respond any request to work through those issues. i am aware of one band of spectrum that is on the other side of spectrum that lightsquared has, but that actually is a shared band that is used by federal agencies as well as commercial aerospace companies. again, i think one of the first questions that would have to be addressed the extent to which companies such as boeing and sherialyn byrdsong's and those who make use of that spectrum would be able to consider swapping their spectrum. and if there is spectrum they could move into. in the first instance, that is the question for the sec. we are here and willing and able to support if they want to move forward. >> larry stripling, switch topics. the white house introduced recently to privacy bill of rights. what is your current thinking on how consumers d

sixty four year old he took over in two thousand and ten from composite haitink i'll tell you a poll scots will have more in that story in the next two hours here on sports day i'll leave that with you whether it's next. culture is that so much given to each musician. in the market little over a year and the verbal weakening started in quickly inspired millions in north africa and the middle east what is the current state of this.