strike two. >> tim: two splitters.ked about how uehara, his splitters go down, they go away from a left-hander or they go away from a right-hander. very difficult to pick up. >> joe: koji brings it, adams strikes out. and on three pitches, game number five heads into the ninth. a three-pitch pinch hitting appearance for matt adams. and these red sox have seen a lot of this from their closer. koji uehara, number 19 has been great in october for the red sox. let's go to the ninth, boston up 3-1. ♪ d l up my number now ♪ ♪ weaving it through the wire ♪ switch me on ♪ i want to touch you ♪ you're just made for love ♪ i need ooh la la la la la like, scoring the perfect table? ♪ or getting a better seat? ♪ or let's say there's an accident. if you have esurance, you can use their mobile app to start a claim... upload a few photos... and get your money fast. maybe that doesn't make you a control freak. more like a control enthusiast. esurance. insurance for the modern world. now backed by allstate. click or call. invented the

two veteran right-handers, and two guys who won't be scared and two guys who have a good plan on theat have been around for a while. and you got it. >> joe: we got a chance to talk to both guys here tonight. fister is ready to go. jake peavy has never pitched in a league championship series, a guy who's been around with the padres, with the white sox earlier in the year, and now here he is with the boston red sox, and his team up two games to one. so you came in to this, and now there's really no margin for error for detroit, is why things shift so much in a seven-game series. you know, you lose the heartbreaker sunday night. you've got verlander going, that's the guy that's going to erase it for detroit. and it just didn't happen because of lackey. >> tim: joe, when you think about it. we've had backend 1-0 games. first one 1-0 in favor of detroit. tonight 1-0 in favor of the red sox. >> joe: this has been some kind of series. the red sox and the tigers. we look ahead to tomorrow. game four of the american league championship series from here in detroit. red sox have peavy. the tige

through two thousand one hundred top two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand coming. in a record setting trip by land air sea an outer space. a little thick torch relay. on r t r. splits to fight the syrian opposition r t takes a close look at life on rebel ground it's just a few kilometers from the capital damascus like a state within a state free syrian army controlling. the searing misery and tear artie's maria fanaa reports from fragmenting syrian rebel held territory. syria on the rebel group on our. prices in washington as the political turmoil continues a congressman at the center of a storm joins us republican congressman david schweikert who has his own ideas about how to solve the debt limit problem plus the man who was in the hot seat during the one nine hundred ninety five and ninety six government shutdown former speaker of the house newt gingrich who has some strong words for washington all next on politicking with larry king. live taking on larry king a lot going on in washington we'll g

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thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty two which means the decline of the u.s. dollar yes century of the you won a convertible you won all over the world and basket of currencies instead of the u.s. dollar as an international reserve currency the chinese have been at it for the past three or four years big time and now. here. japanese authorities are racing to dispel the latest radiation scan sparked by a fresh leak at the crippled fukushima facility the power plant operators says a storage tank has spilled highly contaminated water into a well from where it may have already seeped into the ocean when the country's prime minister visited a nearby port and ate locally caught fish in a bid to reassure the public resulted in a political reports because sheen has troubles proving so easy to contain two and a half years to admit the painful truth japan needs help. we are wide open to receive the most advanced knowledge from overseas to contain the problem my country needs are knowledge and expertise the past few months have been marked by growing problems at fukushim

thousand and seven two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine when the u.s. went and you know were through a lot of force and so on and stamped out this violence or that terror as they called it they were able to bring some sort of calm into the into the country but in the aftermath of the departure of u.s. forces and basically the absence of any air assets in iraq iraq has no. combat helicopters it has no ability to strike from from the sky above against formations of terrorists or kind that i've heard so on so they were able to reconstitute themselves they're able to be funded now there's a great deal of financing going on and the same basically the same tribes that you know go across these elastic borders with syria and iraq and saudi arabia many shomer for instance form for a great deal of the base for these terrorists and they are quite frankly aided by the gulf cooperation council countries so we have seen the uptick in violence in syria we have seen the. flow of money and arms and so on and all this aided this violent situation now let me ask you what

his presidency when almost one hundred civilians were killed just by two strikes and two years later drones became much more frequently used and then barack obama became president in two thousand and nine and that was the year which saw the bloodiest number of killings the biggest i should say one hundred and sixty two in the next twelve months these trikes almost doubled and there were more than a hundred of them on the program goes on the latest attack in pakistan happened just over a month ago so we can see that the lion's share of drone strikes were carried out by the obama administration around one thousand civilians have been killed including two hundred children that the total number of deaths is more than three thousand people more details now from our lives account for that. the predator drone remotely controlled and heavily armed it's the weapon of choice in the cia's under cleared war in pakistan that's where the u.s. is believed to have launched more than three hundred strikes since two thousand and four the target suspected taliban and al qaeda militants the white house

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a bart train has hit and killed two men on the tracks. this was the scene from chopper 5 a short time ago. this happened along jones road between the walnut creek and pleasant hill stations. kpix 5's brian webb reports. >> reporter: ann officially this is a bart police investigation. and it's kind of turned into an eerie scene out here. the crowds have cleared out, the workers who came down here to see things for themselves, they are gone, too. what is left is this empty four- car bart train standing still on the tracks frozen in time and the bodies are still near the tracks about 500 feet to the south of us covered with tarps and there are a few bart officials running between the two scenes. this is what we know from bart management so far. two employees were hit by an out of service train about 2:00 north of the walnut creek station. they were working on a reported dip in the track at the time. by procedure one of them was supposed to inspect the track, the other was supposed to be a lookout for incoming train traffic. both are said to

thousand to two thousand and eight but that number tripled over the next four years and over two hundred people died in such incidents in two thousand and twelve or they saw at least sixteen mass shootings eighty eight victims and with the latest shootings two thousand and thirteen has already topped those figures within just ten months. more than i thought he billion pounds are expected to be carved out of the u.k.'s welfare budget by twenty sixteen and with government child protection agencies struggling with their workload subsidized companies are left to pick up the slack as artie's laura smith reports many of these as well could be forced to close their doors leaving the nation's most vulnerable with nowhere to turn these are the children of kids company one in five has been shot at all stabbed hot have witnessed shootings or stabbings in the last year the lucky ones come to camilla batmanglij is charity to be pieced back together these children in one of the richest countries of the world are living in a type of war zone that is on estates they see people stabbed outside their wind

the two men were arrested yesterday at a motel two hours from the jail they escaped from. >> we madencements over our pa systems that they were surrounded, and after about a minute or two both of the fugitives came out and surrendered to us. >> police say the men had sent the documents to the prison that ordered their release. the documents had the forged signature of a well-known florida judge. state attorneys say the prison had no way of knowing that the signature was fake. >>> an eighth person is fating charges in connection with an attack on an suv driver in new york city. a group of bikers surrounded a car on manhattan highway forcing the driver to stop. the driver says fearing for his life he drove off running over and injuring one motorcyclist. police say that's when the group chased that vehicle down, pulled the driver from the car and beat him. one of the other people arrested is an undercover police officer. >>> high school seniors across the country are in a panic as they paw through their on -- as a popular site continues to crash. the site common app is supposed to simpl

but congress has two jobs, two very simple jobs. number one is to pass a budget.umber two is to make sure that the bills are passed on time. and what has happened is that a small minority in the house of representatives has decided rather than to sit down and make sure that it does its job, is essentially to hold the government hostage. so, look, there right now is a majority in the house of representatives that is prepared to pass a clean continuing resolution to reopen the government and they should do that immediately. >> david simas, white house deputy senior adviser for communications and strategy. great to have you on today. >> thanks for having me on. >>> everybody started running. a lot of people that worked at the counter started ducking behind where the packages go and just everybody started running. >> two suspicious packages clear an airport in florida. now two people are under arrest and one biker in custody after this, that scary chase of road rage right here in manhattan on the west side highway. those stories and more in the news now. stay with us.

thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty two weeks means the decline of the u.s. dollar the essentials of the you won a convertible you won all over the world and basket of currencies the stead of the u.s. dollar as an international reserve currency the chinese have been at it for the past three or four years big time and now. here. government buildings in italy's capital saturday became a target for angry crowds furious at a fresh round of government cuts it all started as a peaceful rally with thousands marching across the city but turned violent as demonstrators started to clash with riot police. reports from rome. forty percent off youth unemployment and the worst recession since the second world war critics say the two thousand and fourteen budget will not do enough to solve economic problems for three days italians have been taking to the streets of rome protesting against the government's economic policies are bringing along tents saying they won't leave until their voice is heard previously on saturday tens of thousands of protesters took part in a mass ra

and here's august two thousand and thirteen with just fourteen percent. according to every second elite said the leader of the parliamentary majority campaign manager of the blocks nominate the ruling coalition will not repeat mistakes. i spent my political career in the opposition. and i remember what kind of methods were used against it i will not allow the use of these methods against the opposition ever again. relations with russia is getting more and more complicated the ruling party led by events really says it's ready set men's eyes were brushed but indicates it will not happen overnight i haven't been to russia for ten years. and i don't speak russian very well now. but i will speak russian. we are fully prepared to revive our friendship with the russian federation. we realize that it will be difficult. i hope that russia will feel the same way about georgia. together with his supporters cockup indicated say is now writing a book called two hundred years of occupation according to him georgia never wanted to be part of the russian empire it was co

two straight defeats now. both heart breakers and this most recent one hurts because it comes at hands of the rival steelers. pittsburgh has been a place for some classic battles between the two teams. sunday was another one. touchdowns tough to come by. pittsburgh finds the end zone, shovel pass to miller, 7-0 pittsburgh with the heed. the ravens vowed to improve their running game but once again yards are tough to come by. pierce dropped for a loss. the ravens managed two field goals in the first half. fast forward to the third quarter when the ravens get tricky with an onside kick but justin tucker didn't kick it far enough and he takes a shot to the head. the pittsburgh steelers get a field goal out of this. down by seven, late fourth quarter, flacco with a play action fake and then a rollout. he'll hit clark in the end zone for a touchdown. just in time. it tied at 16-16, two minutes to go. pittsburgh then employs a two minute drill. the steelers go into field goal position. suisham hasn't missed a kick a

thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty two which means the decline of the us dollar the essentials of the you won a convertible you won all over the world and basket of currencies instead of the u.s. dollar as an international reserve currency the chinese has been at it for the past three or four years big time and now we are in fifth gear. and here is one of the most dramatic moments of the crucial time vote in congress the house transcriber unleashing a rant about gold for stunning blow make is that she was forcibly removed from the chamber explaining later she was simply doing the will of the holy spirit. we have many more new stories ahead for you here including why calculating the actual death toll of the u.s. war in iraq has proved less than simple study suggests that the real body count is worse than anybody. we speak to one of us. just ahead for you. also the story of moscow police cracking down on illegal immigration after nationalistic spilled into the city's streets over the killing of a russian. economy ministry has been attacked by furious protesters by the government'

good pitch. >> joe: two on, two out for pedroia.bi tonight for boston with a double in the sixth. that is by the way, the 31st strikeout in these back-to-back games for the tiger pitching which ties the post-season record. base hit, right field! they are going to hold the runner at third. hunter comes up ready to throw, and that is a wise decision by brian butterfield. the bases are loaded and two out s. >> torii hunter was cheating on dustin pedroia knowing that pedroia likes to shoot the ball the other way, and with the count 0-1, and make that 1-1. pedro pedroia, and you are down by three, and two or three and maybe you send him, but not four, because now one swing of the bat by big papi to tie this game. >> joe: it will not come against al alburquerque. everybody moves up one spot. the bases are loaded. a post-season hero of years past, big papi coming up. benoit is coming out of the pen for the tigers. we all like? ron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys. i'm driving. hey, you guys comfortable? it's best-

when almost one hundred civilians were killed but since two thousand and eight the use of drones in pakistan has escalated reaching a peak after broke obama was sworn into office in two thousand and nine that's here one hundred and sixty two people not considered to be militants killed the next twelve months of obama's administration saw a record number of strikes one hundred and twenty two in the program continues to take the lives of many innocent people that so we can see the lion's share of drone strikes were carried out by the obama administration around a thousand civilians have been killed including two hundred children that the total number of deaths is more than three thousand people more details from the comfort of. the predator drone or remotely controlled and heavily armed it's the weapon of choice in the cia's under cleared war in pakistan that's where the u.s. is believed to have launched more than three hundred strikes since two thousand and four the target suspected taliban and al qaeda militants. the white house says better drones then boots on the ground and justif

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through two thousand and nine hundred two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limpid torch relay. m r t r c dot com the for. drama. stories others who fused in the. faces changing the world. so picture of today's news. from around the globe. up to. fifty. welcome back to the sports show where we pack an m.m.a. punch as a u.f.c. star and a kick boxing champion with a star guest at last year's latest fight night now i chose reports here we are at the much anticipated thirteenth edition of the footnotes who the reservoir dogs with m.m.a. fans will be treated so a card of ten fights in the spring. it was the evening twenty five days had been waiting for a chance to prove they were and in front of none other than stargaze during the banner the k. one legend and hewitt seemed not heavyweight champion john barnes jones who was impressed with what he saw a man so far so great i just got in earlier today to sleep it out there because the jet

a bart train strikes and kills two workers near an east bay station on day two of the transit strike. >> bart emergency, bart emergency. we just struck some individuals. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the families of two workers who have just been killed. >> tonight federal officials have taken over the investigation into those two deaths as safety questions surface. >>> good evening. i'm heather holmes. >>> the nation's 5th largest transit system into a state of shock tonight. bart officials led by general manager grace expressed sadness of the loss calling what happened this afternoon near the walnut creek bart station a tragedy. the train struck the two victims near jones and walden roads as the two were inspecting the tracks. live team coverage. debra has reaction from union officials. we begin with noel walker. >> reporter: we're now more than 8 hours after that deadly accident and bart police and investigators are still here at the scene. earlier today, bart's director of operations called it a tragedy of greatest proportions. >>> with bart on strike, most trains weren't ru

in two thousand and eleven local residents were among the first to support the n.t.assad campaign it seems been cut off from damascus and run by the rebels i cover my head as all women here do because we are told this is an area under islamic law . we have civil and local councils we have shariah law tribunals and normal courts we have this and lawyers the curio justice we run the town bar so the army can enter and even if they try we are ready to resist and defend our land my god calls these his land but in fact morning kuwait and having spent years traveling the middle east and the gulf he only came here months before serious protests began. we resist to the end we have a plan and we have forces to make it happen. this is who he's talking about the self-styled free syrian army but these fighters don't work with other militants functioning instead as an autonomy armed brigade they live in abandoned houses sleeping pray together and claim fighting bashar al assad is their only goal twice a week they hear an islamic lecture from a young man who everybody calls the sha

on r t r two dot com. look at this i understand it's go back to libya because for all the criticism that you have about russia and syria russia doesn't want to see syria explode everyone thinks it's russia trying to protect its friend is by geopolitical i just know it's about a region because explode and they explode in a really vicious fashion it's a way for me a lot of wings of the horse because we're not doing killed in a civil war is that your position no matter who is it it's a secure site which is one of sheeple that doing something that is a well we're doing nothing and only a hundred and a lodger should be heiress richie to your publisher is he or those around my even across the political i'm neutral you handle it i mean the rest ok you you good you finish the russian oil no no no i'm not going to be in the line of peter lavelle to my line. we're not psyched to act at camp at guantanamo where patients are forced to live. on. never turn world's attention to the place that some gulag of our time. eav

just two kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state are two reports from the heart of the syrian rebel movement where locals say they feel besieged by vital brigades battling for control. of the temp here in moscow when it was kevin watching r.t. alarm bells go off its crippled fukushima nuclear plant once again where record high radiation levels have been detected the plant operator tepco says a storage tanks leak contaminated water into a ditch where readings are now twelve thousand times higher than they were just a day ago tepco suspect some of the water may have already sent into the ocean that's on top of countless tons of already reached the pacific during previous leaks well oceanic currents may no mean the fallout from the original meltdown will stretch far beyond japan massive radioactive plume creeping along the seabed will reportedly reach american shores next year plus global currents could potentially scatter contamination from fukushima across the whole planet fish and sea birds are also contributing to the spread of radioactivity. as more t

two bat workers. one an employee, and another a contract worker. they were hit while working in walnut creek. >> a b.a.r.t. strike continues on the third day and there are agreements on pay and employee contributions and health care, many other issues are keeping them a part. >> and investigators searching for the cause of a fire that left four families homeless this morning. theyeracyed through a two-story apartment building. seven adults and five kids were evacuated and nobody was hurt. >>> time for a last look at the weather forecast in. >> the important thing is the extended forecast. it doesn't look like after another, you know, very pleasant week, sort of which we have been accustomed to the last few days, it looks like the end of the week. and they increase the clouds and a chance of the shower or two in the bay area. in the meantime, we get shun shineso sunshine and temperatures in the low 80s and early part inland. and clear after the usual fog clears up and we lose a degree a day and that is

they're quiet, somber, but they've not given up their fight on this, two days after two b.a.r.t. employees were hit and killed. investigators with national transportation and safety board took over the accident scene on sunday and spent most of the day inspecting the train and conferring with the state and local counterparts. this week, the inspection -- the officer in charge and his team will interviewer everyone on board, and the operator of the train will be tested for drugs and alcohol, standard operating procedure. safety records will be used and digital data will help determine who was in the cabin of the train and the speed at the time of impact. >> when you have a high-speed train going down where people are on the tracks, on automatic pilot, when the protocol says you should be going 25 miles per hour on manual, something's wrong out there. >> reporter: the victims were identified as contract worker larry daniel and christopher sheppard. christopher was a member of afscme. both men were both said to have a great deal of experience. here at the lake merritt b.a.r.t. stati

scherzer finished the seventh, allowing two runs, 11 strikeouts.m of the nine, the count, 3-2, and this guy was real strong, the last four outs of the game, including reddick, and the a's strike out 16 times and they lose game one, best of five, 3-2. >> when you are facing a postseason team, a team like the a's, you have to bring your a game. that's just the way it is. tonight i was able to pitch effect touchily and pitch well against left-handed hitters and that's the reason i had success tonight. >> it was nice to get something going earlier in the game, fry to get scherzer's pitch count up, but maybe not our best offensive night yet they pitched pretty well, too. >> game two versus verlander tomorrow, 6:07, coliseum start. the dodgers, atlanta, even at one, coming to l. a. for game three. magic and johnson hanging out. the dodgers will cut it to 4-3 in the ninth inning, and the play here, gordon appears to get under the tag that would set him out in scoring position, a retag, but he's ruled out and gordon can't believe it and t -- and they hold

two. >> verne: 3:22 to go. >> verne: play action. worley. drills it. got a man. a.j. -- >> gary: he's a tight end but really in the fullback position, he sneaks out and runs the wheel. mauger had to come from behind to make the play. they ran a quarterback sneak that was run back because of the time out. they ran the dive play and now they've thrown the pass. three different fourth-down plays. >> verne: 12th play of the drive on first and goal, 2:45 to go. he wants time out, and he gets it. that is the last tennessee time out. >> gary: more importantly, georgia only has one. >> gary: mauger has the fullback on the play but it gets confusing. watch mauger take his eye off his man for a second and then it's too late. wide open. this time, worley doesn't miss him. we played with the time on the commercial, and if they bled the clock they would have to kick the field goal with one minute. i wouldn't do that. they've got to try to score. >> verne: two wides to the top of the screen. neal. nothi

hundred to seven million dollars cash and this is in two thousand and seven about two hundred seven million dollars was found in the home of a suspected cartel supplier of meth precursor chemicals the pile which weighed more than four thousand five hundred pounds is considered the largest drug cash seizure in history as you pointed out in two thousand and seven is when the liquidity crisis began the u.n. this week you know d.c. which i like to call it they're the ones that pointed out that the liquidity crisis did start with this and that the cash once it came back into the system from the drug cartels provided liquidity to the banking system so in light of the debt ceiling talks coming up we need money to liquify the system right there's janet yellen should put on a big frickin mustache and carry around a six shooter and like to make a forty seven and give testimony before congress and then during the federal reserve's quarterly statement to the congressional oversight committees and she should cost of janet yellen this mom then confidence will be restored to the u.s. dollar and th

or two don't come. coming up on our american whistle blowers have made a trip to russia for a secret meeting with former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden they presented him with a special award for revealing their surveillance program more on that up ahead. day ten of the government shutdown republicans are now pushing for a short term debt ceiling increase but don't get your hopes up that doesn't mean that the government will be back to business so what does this mean for our economy find out coming up. climate change global warming it doesn't matter what you call it scientists say we're getting closer to the point of no return the new documentary sheds light on what could happen if humans fail to curb their carbon emissions we'll talk with the man behind the documentary later.

been exposed to radiation the levels of which are reportedly at their highest since the accident in two thousand and eleven and on top of that there is the issue of leakage this is the reactor inside it is the reactor core the actual nuclear part of the plant this is water which is used to call the nuclear course or doesn't burst in flames that water obviously has to go somewhere so it goes into a special container which is slightly below the reactor itself where eradicated water is stored and then filtered unfortunately at the fukushima plant the situation is such that this container with the ready to water is located on the very seashore this is the ocean and the problem with the fukushima is that there is a leak supposedly right here so from there you've read it water is flowing into the pacific ocean sadly russia has a lot of experience well for when it comes to wiping up remnants of the nuclear catastrophe it has had its own death the last in a quarter of a century. or another before ph should be treated just like chernobyl has a record that must be retired and put in a sarcophagus

thousand and two. could be a different man altogether any government that goes against its own people will end up in jail saakashvili will also end up in jail by then the president's closest defense minister record became an exiled. me should you have made a big mistake you will go down in history as george's most corrupt president. the government put down the brutality of the army and the police to the simple allegation that the protests were straighted by the kremlin the roots which was supposed to convince the nation really had no other choice than he had to defend democracy it was a trigger which in georgia wants. why did the international community keep quiet. after such a cynical and brutal crackdown by the police. why. really managed to convince many in the west. it was an operation planned by russia's main intelligence directorate and the federal security service or the kremlin or all of them together. everyone was waiting for the onslaught of the russian tanks. that we were going to raise the

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these two girls crossing the street here, looks like they're talking to two guys and these two start crossing the street right behind them. these are the suspects. as soon as they cross the street within a few seconds, one of the suspects comes from behind, slams one of the girls to the ground, you can see the other suspect trying to get the phone belonging to the other girl. that was unsuccessful. he want able to get that often away from her. then up see these two losers running away afterwards, of course, like we always see these people fleeing from the scene. >> did we see two guys walking in front of those two guys that attacked those women and not do anything? >> didn't even break stride. police on a lookout for these h s. helpful honda guy, they're not kidding. check out this video from harmony honda. >> oh, yeah. >> somebody took in this honda for service and look what they fond in the engine bay. that is a cute little cuddly gray and white kitten and the kitten does not want to come out. he really is fighting back. >> did the person who took the car in know there was a cat in

s watch list since two thousand and two three years before she became chancellor former french prime minister domany develop and says he never expected american surveillance to go this far we knew that. some of what existed but the search over all. this came as a surprise for everybody in fact what we are seeing today is that big credible privileges of the u.s. administration over the control of the world system we knew that the u.s. were controlling the financial system through the banking domain and so some big banks through the dollar currency reserve currency but controlling internet controlling the formation you know well this is it privilege and monopoly if we are going to follow up in the same direction then confrontation might be the . e.u. leaders are demanding explanations from washington france and germany are pushing for a new deal on transatlantic surveillance angered over the reports that the n.s.a. has been tracking the phone calls of thirty five. statement warned a lack of trust could harm its partnership with washington and germany is also teaming up with brazil to p

the union said before the weekend there were 4, 5 issues sepbrating the two sides -- separating the two sides. >> we can tell you there are only two proposals and we are hopeful and optimist and if b.a.r.t. wants to get it down by 6:00 p.m. we would as well. >> reporter: getting a deal done by 6:00 p.m. seems unlikely but not impossible. b.a.r.t. is hoping reaching a deal by 6:00 p.m. could get the trains rolling tomorrow. over the weekend progress was made through a federal mediator as the union counter offered and the death of two b.a.r.t. workers changed the tone and urgency of the talks. >> extremely heart breaking for everyone involved and redoubled our efforts and brought new meaning to get to a resolution. >> reporter: what remains unclear is when or where the two sides will meet. i said they usually meet here but the venue may be changed according to the union, they are waiting on instruction from the mediator and the indication is when they meet they will do so when a deal is close at hand. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> commuters brave crowded buses, ferries and freewa

t two outs.iddlebrooks will stay in the ball game and play third and we will get a look at xander bogaerts at shortstop in the bottom of the seventh inning. two out, as craig breslow gets loose and he'll take over for felix doubront. carlos martinez just started to get loose. you said something during the break and i agree with you, jonny gomes is at the plate. red sox looking for something big out of jonny gomes here, but with two out, nobody on, you could see john farrell leaving felix doubront in the ball game. >> tim: i think that would have been -- i don't think you could argue with that move. because felix doubront is almost like a starter. he was -- john was planning to use him like a costarter, backing up buchholz tomorrow. and he has been very effective against cardinal hitters and he gives them a different look. i think i would have left doubront in the ball game. >> joe: red sox and farrell hoping for something big out of gomes. the 1-0 pitch. inside. 2-0. gomes batting with two out, n

thousand on two thousand two thousand and eight it was up as high as one hundred sixty million per year lobbying members of congress now it's about one hundred thirty half of which five companies the top companies spending lobbying congress well along side logging another reason might have some to do with the fact that it's become a jobs program a lot of pressure to build these these planes came from congress came from members who are in ohio and they know that building these planes and maintaining them equals jobs for their for their district so. is the military industrial complex perpetuated because it's become such a jobs program in the united states right so if we look at percent of g.d.p. pentagon claims is that you know four to five percent of g.d.p. has to spend it's actually more like ten percent if you count in department. and affairs for the homeland security department energy things like that but the problem with the jobs argument it's not a great return on investment if we're looking at a dollar spent on defense versus the dollars spent on education infrastructure and energy

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the two were found together at this panama city motor inn.hey surrendered answering a plea made by one of their mothers. >> we want you to return home safely. we love you. we believe in you. we want you to surrender yourself to someone who you trust who will bring you back here safely. >> the menussed complete -- the men used fake court orders. another biker pleaded not guilty in connection with a mob attack on an suv driver. 28-year-old douglas is facing charges of gang assault and assault with intent to cause serious injury. he is free on a quarter million dollars bail. douglas is the fifth biker to be charged in the assault. the driver of the suv felt threatened during a motorcycle rally and ran over one of them while driving to get away. >>> former san diego mayor bob filner was booked into jail on charges of false imprisonment and battery and then released. filner, seen here pleading guilty earlier this week, rye signed in august -- resigned in august after several women publicly uh us caused him of -- accused him of sexual harassment. t

doesn't change its ways i have the courage to say that in two thousand and twenty two we will have the world cup of shame the world cup of slavery deluded in the meantime continues to hope his problems will soon be resolved i'll have to stop playing football they ended my career mentally i don't see myself playing and then i'll have to see what to do with my life desiree cilia r.t. . nobel peace prize recipients have called on weimer putin to drop the charges against greenpeace activists rest of storming in oil rig in russia's arctic and about two hours and world apart exxon avoided goes head to head with the environmental groups executive director over the organization's recent progress here's a quick preview. of the things about greenpeace is that the words green and peace and equally important yes we do take very strong peaceful action but we do not cross the line into. beyond any action that can be but i'm theirs and i think that's precisely the case in point here i know that you've been arguing all along that the protest was entirely peaceful and yet from the footage that we got t

his way to moscow to help carry out the attack this is the law that you reportedly went missing in two thousand and twelve his parents went on russian television searching for him obviously now he is running from the police in this case and here at r.t. we spoke to alexander dahmer in an expert on international terrorism and there's a big lecture at several u.s. universities he says terrorism of this sort is not a regional matter this is a global concern. i can tell you that you know we are dealing with this kind of a terrorist international we cannot divide what's happening in america in boston or nickel enormous city in the ninety five well we can separate it from what has just happened in volgograd or from what happened in there albeit just several weeks ago we seem boat and this is their own fortunate and we need to deal with it this is something you know about happens on the kind of irregular basis this is not first time this is not the last time but once again on the way in the same boat and unlike just several years that you went ahead with school and you know this expression on

thousand and two. the president invited crown prince abdullah to come to his ranch in crawford texas. and this was a very significant invitation but crown prince abdullah was very reluctant to come because the intifada was in full force yasser arafat was being held captive by the israelis at his compound in ramallah so you crown prince abdullah was very reluctant to come he finally decided to come and brought with him a videotape to show the president the violence that was being perpetrated by the israelis on the palestinian civilians i was actually at that meeting in crawford and was very close to the situation and so if you look at it from that context the saudi unhappiness with the american position on israel has been going on for quite a number of years while our ambassador in jordan as you just sat the relationship has never been particularly easy but i think there was always a signal code of ethics to a code that was broken just a couple of days ago when saudi arabia very publicly refused the sec

thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty two which means the decline of the u.s. dollar yes center of the you were a convertible you were all over the world and best of currencies instead of the u.s. dollar as an international reserve currency the chinese have been at it for the past three or four years big time and now they are in fifth gear. but debate in china is the largest holder of the u.s. treasury bonds i mean i understand that it's been bad p.r. for the americans in the asia. towards the dollar how is it reacting now that the deal has been made is i given them a little bit of confidence to say ok things could go back on track. no we won't because we could have another shutdown in three months from now and then we could have another shut down it's a thousand and fifty people go in because the key problem is very is that it to sixteen trillion dollars and up and up and up their business model is unsustainable in fact foreign creditors like china like japan even like brazil with two hundred fifty billion dollars or so u.s. treasury bonds they are financing t