seven, ten, or 13 years? >> ten?reporter: actually, it should last 13 years according to the appliance manufacturers. dish washers require very little maintenance as long as you run them regularly. next. >> how long should a furnace last? ten years? 20 years? or the life of your house? >> i think 20 years would be nice. >> actually, 20 years is right. >> reporter: the department of energy experts say furnaces should last between 15 and 20 years. furnace filters, however, only hold up one to three months. be sure to change them accordingly. >> how long should a coat of sealer last? three years, five years, or ten years? >> three years. >> reporter: he's right. water repellant deck stains and sealers generally last about three years. industry experts say it depends on exposure and traffic. >> have you had your house painted? >> yes. >> so how long should a coat of exterior paint last? six to ten years? ten to 14 years? or 14 to 18 years? >> six to ten. >> reporter: he's right. manufacturers say a properly applied coat

. >> host: ten mad. -- ten commandments in the court. >> guest: before 1979 there were very few ten commandment cases in the history of america. buttin' 1999 there was a program led by different organizations to file suit against the ten commandments, and that's a little more vague in some respects than a nativity scene. still the same is essentially true. you can have the ten commandments standing alone in certain situations, like in texas where the supreme court upheld a six-foot granite monument that had been there for 40 years. is was there in a park and wasn't close in proximity to other monuments, and the supreme court said that was permissible. on the other hand ex-if you have the ten commandments standing by itself that may lend itself to more of a constitutional challenge, but it has been upheld in the context of the ten commandments and other symbols pertaining to law because the ten commandments have influssed the law and government. the nine inch circuit court of appeals, the seal on the web site and the courtroom has the ten commandments in the seal, and at the united states suprem

in italy, the ten year 5.44%. and in the uk, ten year guilt is at 2.15% around that level. the euro against the dollar still trading in this very narrow change in the low 30s. euro just edging higher against the dollar. dollar yen, dollar adding 0.3%. 81.48. the aussie dollar, 1.0371. we had a peaspeech from prime minister to position abothink a on rates. and sterling back over 1.60. now, as i mentioned, that key auction of spanish debt expected to rise today amid the ongoing concerns about that country's ability to honor it financial obligations. treasury issuing up to 2.5 billion euros in two and ten year pondbonds. the results will be published around 10:40 cet. julia has a look ahead. >> well, the auction is going to set the tone of the markets. with a we heard on tuesday was far more about domestic banks. so this is a far better gauge of what the sentiment is surrounding spain right now. we'll be watching the bid to cover, the level of demand, just whether they get the full amount away and of course the yield. judging by what's going on, it's expected to be far higher

from moscow reminder of the top stories of the week ten candidates face off in the french presidential election voting skewed against acknowledged his fortune bruising a scary and aloof brussels lead voters practically split. the u.n. security council you guys in ordering the point of a massive observer mission to syria but russia and the u.s. are divided over the details of the move basco hopes the monitors can oversee a u.n. brokered peace plan while washington london may still take unilateral action against the nastiness of. the pots bahrain is on high alert to safeguard a formula one grand prix which is racing ahead the spiral wave of anti-government protests and a brutal crackdown that's left one day tens of thousands of taking to the streets to demand immediate reform. and a big impact on the small screen the world watches as whistleblower julian a song from makes his debut as a t.v. host here on our team stirring up a range of global reaction. now as a friend go to the polls today our first round of choosing a new president artie talks to me to lead the point one of the leading

move it forward ten years. if you grow that $500 billion in fees and penalties, that might grow to $800 billion. versus $2.4 trillion in spending. that represents about a $1.6 trillion deficit gap or $1.6 trillion you're going to have to cut from medicare. is that going to happen? and i'm not even mentioning -- i guess i am now -- the cost when tens of millions of employers it shall -- or employers drop tens of millions of individuals from their employer sponsored care. what's that going to cost. we've got some very significant problems in this country. mr. chairman, i certainly appreciate your opening presentation laying out the case. but it doesn't even scratch the surface. we have far even greater risks. again, we have one side in washington that refuses to take a vote, refuses to do the american people what their solution is. until that side does this, until this president leads, or until we have a president that's willing to lead we're not fwoing to fix this problem. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank you

all but three of farragut's ships made it past the battery at the cost of about ten men killed in the fleet. farragut was lucky, again, not to be one of them. for the "hartford" he reported was riddled from stem to stern. farragut had just climbed down from his favorite spot when the enemy cut to shrouds above his head, the same shot that hoisted my flag he informed his wife which dropped to half mast. without being perceived by us. this circumstance caused the other vessels to think that i had been killed. this experience convinced farragut that while the fleet could pass the batteries and drive the gunners from their weapons, they, as he put it, they returned to them as soon as we had passed and rake us. naval guns and mortars could not knock out all of the enemies dug in batteries at vicksburg nor could they capture the town and hold it against confederate infantry, 15,000 of whom under major general earl vandorn were reported to be in the vicinity. i am satisfied, farragut wrote to wells that it is not possible for us to take vicksburg without an army force of 12,000 to 15,000 men

move it forward ten years. if you grow that $500 million in fees and penalties that might grow to $800 billion versus $2.4 trillion in spending. that repts about $1.6 trillion deficit gap or $1.6 trillion you're going to have to cut from medicare. is that going to happen? and i'm not even mentioning i guess i am now, the cost when tens of millions of employers or employers will drop tens of millions of individuals from their employer sponsored care make them eligible for huge subsidies and exchanges. what's that going to cost? we've got some significant problems in this country. mr. chairman, i certainly appreciate your opening presentation laying out the case, but that doesn't even scratch the surface. we have far greater risks. we have one side in washington that refuses to take a vote. refuses to tell the american people what their solution is. until that side does that, until this pde to lead, we're not going to fix this problem. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the senator. senator coops is recognized f

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i'll have the details on this tuesday ahead, the next 12 hours, in ten minutes. matt has our traffic this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tom. at this point, not doing too badly at all. looking at the northeast side beltway, we did start the morning with a little bit of construction. both inner and outer loop at 201, kenilworth, down to one lane. just in the process of cleaning that up. speeds right now 61 miles per hour. not doing too badly. on the other side of town, west side looks real good at the robinson terminal. as a matter of fact, dulles toll road all the way down to the interchange, 58 miles per hour on average. 13 minutes to make the trip. it's a good go on the top side, inner and outer loop between 95 and 270 rolling up to speed. aaron, eun? >> thank you. >>> 4:32. montgomery county police searching for the driver who crashed a car into a house. take a look, chopper 4 was over the scene along new hampshire avenue in the white oak area last night. as you can see, the crash did some pretty extensive damage to the front porch there. in

top stories now the french decide their future with voting in a presidential election well under way ten candidates are in the running including incumbent nicolas sarkozy the next leader will face a tough job of fixing a faltering economy and record unemployment. the u.n. resolves to deploy a three hundred strong observer mission in syria to monitor the fragile truce there but despite a unanimous vote in the security council some members are accused of undermining the peace effort. bahrain's controversial formula one grand prix goes ahead despite widespread protests against the regime and a brutal crackdown park police that's left one dead tens of thousands have been out in force demanding immediate democratic reforms. and the thirty minutes that gripped the global attention. only to be shown on our t.v. this week giving voice to those ostracized by the mainstream media the show has sparked a range of reaction from praise to his styria. well the french head to the polls today in the first round of the presidential vote forty talks to one of the leading candidates that's in our special in

a new study of super pac donations finds that just ten donors are responsible for one third of the two hundred two million dollars of super pac money raised so far this election i'll reveal who those oligarchy are and what congress can do to stop the billionaire takeover of our american democracy from keith ellison joins me in just a moment also the federal reserve came out with his new forecast for the american economy showing that a full recovery is still years away but could there be another way to fast track economic recovery even if it means a fundamental transformation of the federal reserve itself and later earlier this week a cow in california tested positive for mad cow disease meaning that after several years u.s. beef supply could be in danger again should washington be doing more to protect americans from a fatal outbreak of that disease. you need to know this the oligarchy there making their voices heard this election a new analysis of super pac donations by the center for public integrity finds the just ten donors are responsible for fully one third of the two hundred two

the ten year, record lows today. the yield at 1.72, while in spain, continuing to see yields rise, so the spread here is widening once again, of course much of the concern about the state of the eurozone. in spain, we're looking at levels of 614, so pushing well back above the 6% level. these levels seen as unsustainable. italy also seeing the yields rising, but not quite the levels we're seeing in spain. it wasn't long ago that the levels in italy were much higher than they were in spain. now they've flipped around .ten-year at 564 and the ten year gilt is just over 2%. >> in asia, the slips in volatility. the chinese currency move suggests traders are comfortable with the current range in a bid to guide the economy towards a soft landing. in an interview in beijing on friday, i spoke with the chairman of the board of supervisors at cic, china's sovereign wealth fund, and asked about china's latest efforts to internationalize the yuan. >> the efforts to promote renminbi's role in the international settlement of inve

war is a year of violence in syria is said to have killed around ten thousand people amid concern the country's on the brink of civil war are jesus not avoid our reports from the city were the uprising began to ask people whether it's been worth it. i they call it the cradle of the syrian revolution when a group of school kids was arrested and got a last spring for painting and the cd protesters took to the streets for days on and. the syrian military responded but all the mean it's tanks given a year later the chief security officer in daraa is unapologetic well those demonstrators were backed by a gunman who was shooting at civilians and of course their intention was to put the blame on the government and those kids the rebels give them few food and made them read those things. but even among a south supporters it's not a view shared by everyone to protest in daraa and being seen crackdown by the military to the turning point for syria and in hindsight some syrian officials now wish they handled it differently. we made a mistake when back in the days we didn't give a chance to syria

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it's friday and time for the rpf top ten countdown right this minute. a cow on his way to the slaughter house jumps ship. >> he said, i'm sorry, i'm not having it. >> see the crazy chase and the switch that makes this video so countdown worthy. >>> one bad breakup leads to another. the story behind one ex-girlfriend's epic revenge. >>> you got to be one chill dude to try this. >> almost looks like he's climbing on a freezen seat. >> he's basically climbing up a giant icicle. >> but it is what made the icicle that will blow your mind. >>> and what is in that beer bong? when you find out, you'll know why this video's about to go viral. >> kyle, the first question on all of our mind -- why? >> it got extremely out of hand. i paid about $30 for it. >> $30! >>> we begin our countdown today with our number ten video and this is a story you're absolutely going to love. i'm going to take you to patterson, new jersey. to a meat packing plant. but this cow, who was on its way to being slaughtered, this guy said i'm sorry, i'm not having it. and escaped the slaugh

reporting right there one of more than a year of violence in syria it's said to have killed around ten thousand people all amid concern the country is currently on the brink of a civil war. on a boycott now reports from the city where the uprising began to ask people whether or not it's all been worth it. they call it the credo of the syrian revolution when a group of schoolkids was arrested in daraa last spring for painting and graffitti protesters took to the streets for days on and. the syrian military responded by rolling in its tanks even a year later the chief security officer in daraa is unapologetic about all those demonstrators were big big gunmen who shooting at civilians and their me troops and of course their intention was to put the blame on the government and those kids the rebels give them fuel food and let them read those things. that even among assad supporters it's not a view shared by everyone the protest in daraa and being seen crackdown by the military to the turning point for syria and in hindsight some syrian officials now wish they handled it differently. we mad

despite widespread protests against the regime in a brutal crackdown by police those left one dead tens of thousands of the house and forced money and media democratic reform. and thirty minutes that gripped the global attention on the sands primitives and interview show on r.t. this week giving voice to those ostracized by the mainstream media the show has sparked a range of reaction from praise to hysteria. but i'll be back with another summary for in about fifteen minutes from now and in the meantime ahead of the french presidential vote r.t. talked to one of the hopefuls in the race nicolas de paul explained what he thinks needs to be done to fight high unemployment and immigration problems in his country that interview he's next. thank you very much mr one year for joining us today the first question would be when you talk about french sovereignty what exactly do you mean in the context of today's globalized world france is not free anymore because we whole leaders. are on the minute by. the european union which is the not elected by anybody. it's none democratic. power and i want

ten am the russian capital you're watching our team. now the u.n. is expected to send hundreds of observers to syria after the security council vote on a resolution later on saturday russia wants the monitors to fly out of ones as the violence in syria grinds on despite a u.n. brokered cease fire argues we're in a court now has the latest from new york. there's been a combination of two resolutions to drop resolutions that were submitted to the un security council one disappear from russia the other submitted by the your european union now odd the competition of these resolutions calls for. you and observer mission in syria to expand. their army arm of the third verse to a total of three hundred unarmed observers to go to syria and continue monitoring the cease fire that was implemented on i april twelfth and change in hospice and the opposition group this is of course one of the many proposals that were laid out by mr kofi annan on joint envoy for for the syria for the syria conflict so he laid out a six point peace plan cause and so this observer

a danger but i was the elected for ten years. to the french government we need to control our borders so you're saying it's a problem of immigration you know it's a problem of security because you have many french people who are coming from misname country were very. patriotic so many soldiers in the beginning strong. and they were from the integration so there is no problem of immigration if we have a state controlled things but i don't accept that. in the immigration system there is some people who don't respect the french law and these people have been. exposed. to for instance their control but the government did nothing in ten years and knows that this cause a problem so we need to integrate people with friends and we need to say. we don't respect to go back and talk to people from the french suburbs many of them feel that they are rejected by the system many of them are from immigrant backgrounds and all feel part of france how do you propose to address this problem of course because because unemployment in school which is

dollars everybody's equal can give ten dollars ten dollars or ten million dollars i guess what i'm saying is once the process starts once the gratitude starts there's a problem and that's something that we don't want in our public servants and unfortunately something we see virtually entirely through the the whole system i mean i'm with you there i want to talk some specifics because you've been writing recently about one of your clients that was tyco in the past and how you convince members of congress not to impose a retroactive tax on inverted companies so these are companies that reincorporate overseas usually it's to avoid paying u.s. corporate taxes or a tax haven. and moving money overseas is something we hear a lot about with corporations so how did you go about doing now let's attack their tyco came to be they were basically far down the road to being in trouble and the senate had already put them into their bill the house was about to do it and they've been failed by other lobbying firms and the tack i took was that i organize the company psychosis is basic conglomerate about th

tens of thousands of people in forced mourning immediate democratic reform. and thirty minutes that gripped the global attention julian don't need to be shown on t.v. this week giving voice to those ostracized by the mainstream media show has sparked a range of reaction from the prairies to the mysterious. more those stories fifteen minutes from now in the meantime paul is here with the support. hello welcome along to the world of sports here is what we've got coming up european dreams the spotlight in moscow go down three nails rangi as they suffer a huge dent in the hague the champions league football next season. clay kool king rafael nadal secured his eighth straight monthly column masters title with a comprehensive straight sets win over under djokovic. and st merchants' rattles world champion sebastian vettel secured his first win of the new formula one season in bahrain and moves top of the drivers' championship. but first the russian premier league and in a moscow are the only team that stand between cynics and pages but on their second successive rus

playoffs try to turn around for a team the last seven of their previous ten. test talk all for ben curtis is the man to catch ahead of the final run of the texas open the two thousand and three british open major champion has been atop a leader board since run two all the while buffing the field not to mention the weather the thirty four year old far from dominant on the day karting double bogeys on the first and eighth holes he did just enough though by running in for a birdie on his way to a one over seventy three on three stroke lead not to every meanwhile kept in the mix the twenty eight year old ought to second this point having to finish his storm delayed second round also on saturday but koreans charlie we and showing you all know are tied for third with american john holl the trio lying five shots off. and finally caster semenya will be gunning for a liquid glory this summer after all the controversial south african runner picking her berth for london twenty twelve this weekend twenty one year old cement near running the eight hundred metres faster the

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monitor the french troops in the country but despite the unanimous vote some remain skeptical of the ten day old thesis by the europe threatening to adopt fresh sanctions against a master. bahrain host be controversial formula one grand prix motor greystone be a new wave of public projects beginning regime in clashes between demonstrators and security forces continues through the week with a brutal crackdown by police leaving one out there. says minutes the global attention juliana sunshine premiered his own interview on r.t. this week giving voice to those trends. as to size rather by the mainstream media they show up as part of a range of reaction from praise to history we. had all the french presidential vote as he spoke to one of the hopefuls in the race so unequal out to paul and young explained what things needs to be done to find high unemployment and immigration problems in his country. thank you very much and sort of one of including a survey of the first question would be when you talk about french sovereignty what exactly do you mean in the context of today's globalised world

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syria to monitor the truce in the country but despite the unanimous vote to remain skeptical of the ten day old cease fire with europe threatening to adopt fresh sanctions against the market. are raincoats the controversial formula one grand prix motor race sparking anyway with public protests against the regime in clashes between demonstrators and security forces continued through the week with a virtual prime's down by police and leaving bombs but. i am certain that if that group global attention julian our sound from here his only interview show analogy this week giving voice to those distress sides by the mainstream media the show has had a range of reaction from praise is to read. ahead of the french presidential vote also you spoke to one of the hopefuls in the race to call on young explained what he thinks needed to be done to find income employment and problems in his country. thank you very much and sort of while you're for joining us today the first question would be when you talk about french sovereignty what exactly do you mean in the context of today's globalized world frie

this is about an hour and ten minutes. >> okay. thank you for allowing us to use this broadcast to give an understanding just what hydraulic fracturing is. at this time, i would like to introduce our first speaker, who is doug duncan, the associate coordinated for the u.s. energy resources program. and doug was first attracted to geology when his parents hauled him around collecting rocks on field trips. and after getting geology degrees from the university of georgia and penn state, doug worked cleaning up nuclear waste in washington state. also spent time looking for oil and gas as a geophysicist for exxon and managing environmental research and monitoring at the nevada test site before coming to the u.s. gs. and doug will address us tonight on the increasing role that unconventional oil and gas resources play in the nation's petroleum. >> thanks, dave. okay. welcome, everybody. thanks for coming out tonight. i'm going to talk about unconventional oil and gas assessments in the united states. and i want to talk about this for sev

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of billions directly and maybe tens of billions more even indirectly on fighting the drug war and so we are spending billions on and all these industries are profiting from this but is it money well spent are we seeing any of this drug use curve within the u.s. no it's not and i'm my i think we're seeing what the trend is going to be as we shift to a public health approach you're going to see less incarceration in prisons but you're not going to see less damage done to people's reputations their work life their families i mean being forced to go to rehab facility those are expensive they can sometimes have a waiting line they're not always the most effective thing i'm not sure that that's going to be great for people's freedom having to get drug tested regularly as part of your probationers part of your punishment i'm not sure that that's great for americans for you know i think what we're just going to see is a sort of softer form of perturb noise and in the war on drugs maybe maybe less no knock raids but no less interference in people's lives and what they do in the privacy of the

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ten more hours of golf out there i think pace were playing exactly ten more hours ago. so i got a lot more to to look forward to but it's something that will be a lot of fun. football where it hasn't been the greatest of months for the pride of chick in the russian premier league. continuing on friday after going to ensure six straight loss in the relegation group not too much the league's bottom club to do about the first goal. being terrorists account for five minutes life will get worse for visitors twenty minutes from time. is marching orders for this one i love my boy your give carrick making their. current quarter of an hour later dreadful marking the spot penalty area lying at a pool chalk to secure a full time score line of eric across the outfits first win in three. folding the only other crew threw me in the bottom for all the relegation zone after their goalless draw in broad but heard still separated by just the single. now on saturday it's the championship group which takes center stage the now moscow versus ripping his on could well be the pick of the week

tonight's ten thirty pm these are our top stories for you giving it time to the ignore the world's most famous premieres his talk show on r t with controversial newsmakers who get missed by the mainstream. syrian rebel faction. finance peace plan is the last chance to end the bloodshed but russia wants some forces remain intent on stirring the conflict. and america's torture techniques are equal to war crimes from the state department memo with grave concerns over the bush administration's brutal interrogation. about war always stories here in moscow in thirty minutes but then it's back to the u.s. capitol mall for me alone to show just moments away. well there's one thing that's been consistent in the ten years of war in afghanistan that when the weather turns the fighting takes over the weekend a major chord named attack took place across afghanistan it was reported thirty six taliban members dead after an eighteen hour standoff between u.s. led nato and afghan forces and the taliban members now according to a.p. the militants targeted buildings that were still under construction but