>> the officer seems to spin the accident to make it appear to be alexandra's fault. perhaps that was his plan from the very first. >> i nailed her on video. i hung her out to dry on that. >> now he appears to describe how he will take care of the accident report. >> i'll write the narrative out for you and you can -- yeah. i'll tell you exactly how to word it so we can get him off the hook. >> presley also has instructions for the guy who does the crash drawings, kareem thomas. >> kareem, come here, man. yeah, i'm going to show you something. we're going to bend this a little bit because she's drunk so it is what it is. i don't lie and make things up ever. it's wrong. but if i need to protect a cop -- >> i hear you, man. >> you see the angle of her car? >> yeah. >> see it's like this? as far as i'm concerned, i'm going to word it that she's in the left-hand lane. >> okay. >> when the cat jumped out, she abruptly got over into this lane and slammed on the brakes. >> okay. >> next, presley enlists the help of a technician. >> andre, come here a minute. trying to protec

. >> reporter: 3-year-old alexandra is all smiles now that he's recovered from a severe chest infection. >> he had a fever of 102 and then the day i brought him in it was 103. >> reporter: single mom whitney weaver had no job and no insurance, but when she came here to santa clara urgent care center, alexander got an exam, received several x-rays and a prescription for medication, all for free. >> they were willing to fund the bill so he could get the care he needed. it means so much to me. i just -- i don't know what

adrian, alexandra, and kalia bain were reported aniesing on april 27th. the three sisters may be in extreme danger. an amber alert has been issued, and there's a $50,000 reward for information. >>> the arraignment for five men accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks was full of distractions. first, they refused to answer the judge's questions. then one defendant made a paper airplane. remember, this man allegedly helped to hijack planes and crash them into buildings. later that same defendant stripped off his shirt. all this in front of the families of 9/11 victims. this is just the beginning of all the craziness. chris lawrence, our pentagon correspondent, is in guantanamo bay, cuba, watching this all for us. chris, good morning. this was all apparently very frustrating for the judge and the prosecution, and i guess somewhat an embarrassment for all involved, right? >> reporter: you said it, rapid where i. i mean, for everyone involved. for the republicans on one side who had really pushed to get these hearings back from federal court and pushed back down h

alexandra steele is joining me now. this only happens, what, once a year, right?ear it happened march of 2011. it happens about once a year. incredible pictures. it's so romantic, the whole idea around it all, right? well, let's talk about really why it happens. want to show you some graphics. the key to understanding the super moon and why it happens, what it is is really the coincidence between a full moon and its closest approach to earth. that's where why it appears and seems so big. the key is the orbit. now, it's an eliptical orbit. sometimes it passes closer to the earth than others. one side 30,000 miles closer to the earth than others, you heard randy say. it appears about 14% brighter and 30% bigger. this is the difference between when it's the closest to the earth and see how much smaller it looks when it's furthest away from the earth. it certainly was a cool celestial sight. let me show you pictures from around the world of the super moon that was sent in. thank you so much to all of you. how cool? look at this orange glow. keet to really seeing the b

alexandra the daughter of long time pga pro olen brown. >> this is a gap wedge. 51 degree. nick: that is not bad. that is all right. that sounds about right to me. oh, there is the shot. there is the shot. he pulled it off. jim: he is on the perfect side, too. just an uphiller. basically facing the same putt mcilroy had coming back for his par. nick: so, rory that's control his adreniline as well. he had a few where he blasted these wedges long. >> he has made this shot easier. 126, take dead aim. nick: follow that. jim: starts right. staying out to the right. >> that is way out to the right. nick: you are kidding. oh. very surprised at that. >> i think that is the reaction to having to take some off of it. jim: rickie fowler, trying to get that break through american win, number one. best wedge shot of his career. what did it look like from the blimp? it looked like a dart. the reaction -- nick: what an amazing week that rickie had. went all the way back down. went to three over. back to 3-under. clawed his way back getting back to six. that was the big turning point of th

alexandra levine: the transmission rate for h.i.v. in the united states from mother to infant is about 25 to 30%. we can lower it to 8% risk by use of anti-h.i.v. medicines given to the mother during pregnancy, given to the mother by vein during the entire time of the delivery, and then given to the infant for the first week of life or the first month of life. progress against the disease in many other parts of the world, is not as promising. it's decimating populations in parts of central africa, in parts of southeast asia, in parts of the indian subcontinent, and it's affecting whole generations of individuals. we know, for example, that there are probably about 25 to 30 million people in the world infected with h.i.v. this year, and that that number will continue to increase quite rapidly in the next few years, especially in those parts of the world where prevention efforts and treatment are very minimal. david bennett: the impact of h.i.v./aids in africa has been incredible. to lose the young people who are really the productive s

didn't get any of this denies about to start her match with great britain's heather watson alexandra pano of faces world number twenty three and then the wild public chant go i will try to upset thirty three year old director art. on the men's side top see the module which was a little slow at the blocks but still soft but. the in straight sets. still trying to find the rhythm and movement on the course so he'll be a cd player to play a very good first set. but when i look at it now after the match is over maybe it was it was good for me to have the tough first try to find the good control over the rhythm and movement on the court you know it was difficult to conditions as well. to wind. meanwhile third seed raj it federer was in sizzling form against lesser known german can give the swiss master was always in control including that long final rally to win six two seven five six three in just under two hours the victory means federer equals jimmy connors a record of two hundred thirty three match wins in grand slams and this year's french open is also federer's fiftieth straight majo

on the third day of the french open russia's main hope to reassure robin is in action with alexandra and she's out free love and other russians that invest in just lost her match the great britain's heather watson sixty six for alexandra put in all the later will face world number twenty three. said thirty three year old gretta barnes. and. seed novak djokovic who was a little slow out of the blocks but still so off putting just a rush over to me in straight sets. i'm still trying to find the rhythm and movement on the court so and he obviously to play to play very good first set. but when i look at it now after the match is over maybe it was it was good for me to have a tough first try to find the good control over the. movement on the court you know it was difficult to conditions as well. to win. meanwhile third seed roger federer was playing for me against a lesser known german to bias can keep the swiss master was always in control including that long final rally to win six two seven five six three in just under two hours the victory means federer equals jimmy connors record two

it's hard to put into words, but i'm happy about it. >> finally, vladimir and alexandra are reunited.zabela was like no prison we've ever seen, the warden claims the unusual atmosphere here is effective. >> translator: it was a conscious decision. the area you've seen didn't exist before. we renovated it. as for the park, the sports facility, we built all that to make the serving of sentences here easier. i must say that we haven't had any major problems so far. there is only sporadic violence but no large scale problems no, large scale violence. >>> coming up next on "lockup: world tour," one of the newest and most high-tech maximum security prisons in eastern europe. it's built to house not only killers and kidnappers, but the leaders of poland's organized crime rings. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the jeep grand cherokee has won more than just respect. ♪ ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. >>> located nearly 75 miles to the southwest of warsaw lies poland's third la

it's hard to put into words, but i'm happy about it. >> finally, vladimir and alexandra are reunited. prison we've ever seen, the warden claims the unusual atmosphere here is effective. >> translator: it was a conscious decision. the area you've seen didn't exist before. we renovated it. as for the park, the sports facility, we built all that to make the serving of sentences here easier. i must say that we haven't had any major problems so far. there is only sporadic violence but no large scale problems no, large scale violence. >>> coming up next on "lockup: world tour," one of the newest and most high-tech maximum security prisons in eastern europe. it's built to house not only killers and kidnappers, but the leaders of poland's organized crime rings. what was i supposed to wish for? why am i wearing a bow-tie? where did i leave my bicycle? after all, when you're enjoying the beefiest, juciest bite of pure kosher beef, nothing else matters. goodness gracious, that's kosher. with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better-than-a-hot dog- hot do

it's hard to put into words, but i'm happy about it. >> finally, vladimir and alexandra are reunited.bela was like no prison we've ever seen, the warden claims the unusual atmosphere here is effective. >> translator: it was a conscious decision. the area you've seen didn't exist before. we renovated it. as for the park, the sports facility, we built all that to make the serving of sentences here easier. i must say that we haven't had any major problems so far. there is only sporadic violence but no large scale problems no, large scale violence. >>> coming up next on "lockup: world tour," one of the newest and most high-tech maximum security prisons in eastern europe. it's built to house not only killers and kidnappers, but the leaders of poland's organized crime rings. schools flourish and students blossom. that's why programs like... ...the mickelson exxonmobil teachers academy... ...and astronaut sally ride's science academy are helping our educators improve student success in math and science. let's shoot for the stars. let's invest in our teachers and inspire our students. let's s

alexandra woman is behind a deadlyher role in of a road rage. >> if she was arrested last after officerss say she seized the car that she shelindaun over arrington. >> you do not run over anybody, period. >> they got into an altercation inle they were both driving alexandria. police say at some point, n out for car and was by her suv.ed witnesses say she did not stop, part of hers got license plate. there were able to find her. she cut her off. i mean, to kill somebody? that is crazy. >> it is not gloria mcmillan's run in with the law. charged with reckless driving, driving on license, assault, and battery. she was right across the street at these apartments. police say they have no n that they knew each other or had even met before friday. this is a tragic case of road rage. >> she is charged with a felony n for leaving the accident, although police told us they do not headve she intended to arrington. neighbors a feel for all of those involved and feel this is a lesson that road rage should try you out of control. >> it is something that happens every day. you're on the road. over it.to

but, mom, alexandra, i want to ask you, what was your reaction?marshall coming to you, telling you not only does he want to change what he's eating, he wants to change the whole way your entire family eats. >> it was -- i had kind of a two fold response. my first response was i was hurt and shocked that he was hurting so much. i kind of wasn't really tuned in to his emotions at the time. and then the second thing was i was actually excited about doing a family project together. it gave us an activity and a responsibility to each other over the summer. it was -- it was really fabulous thing. >> marshall, let's talk about your weight. because you lost what, like 36 pounds, right? >> um-hum. >> yeah. and we -- >> what is -- what is the plan, though? it's not just about portion size, right? >> yeah, it actually starts with six goals. we all sat down to sort of come up with easy, smaller goals to help achieve one big goal. and all these goals all go into, you know, eating real foods, reading ingredients, exercising, and we noticed a lot of the times li

alexandra steele is joining me to talk all about this. get to see this sight once a year. >> i know, it's a shame, isn't it? you know, i mean the super moon may be over but the super pictures we've seen with this have been flooding in. so let's show you some not only around our country which so many of you had great weather for but around the world. let's start it out with reykjavik, iceland. the color was a little yellowish and the sun was setting in the northwest and the moon was coming up in the southeast. the colors were spectacular. he says it's cool to see that moon over reykjavik. when the colors are most brilliant is actually really when the moon is at the horizon line. that's when the optic tat this effects take effect. beth wade, thank you for sending these pictures. right now the moon is about 221,000 miles from earth. but that's 15,000 miles closer than average to kind of give you a little perspective. the source of the brightness and the bigness is in its elliptical orbit. it's now finally reached the part that's closest to e

alexandra is holding its 36th annual memorial day jazz festival taking place today from 1:00 p.m.nt park on prince street. , doors will perform as long as -- as well as al williams and mark as johnson. if there are problems it will be at the kaufman auditorium on jefferson street. admission is free. will smith once again ruling the box office. >> a good weekend for the third installment of men in black debuting at number one, $55 million so far for. some say the opening amount is troubling, considering it cost over $230 million to make the movie. the avengers dropped to second place with $37 million. battleship came in third followed by the dictator. >> chernobyl diaries, number five, now we are talking. it is 68 degrees out there. >> still to come, the mayor of san antonio, texas, responded to negative comments charles barkley made >> coming up at 5:00, the latest on tropical storm beryl. it is made landfall and is expected to bring

the girl named alexandra space. before she was a year old she was diagnosed with cancer. it was the only life she knew come chemotherapy, surgery and hospitals. she said she wanted to open a lemonade stand not to buy toys or take money for herself she wanted to give money for other kids with cancer. within a single day the lemonade stand raises $2,000 started popping up with alex's name on them so she says every state in the country ordinary people selling the water and sugar and lemons to help kids with cancer. two months later alex dyce, she's 8-years-old. before she dies she sets a new goal to raise $5 million. this day alex's lenni stand has raised over $45 million is still going strong. i love that. one girl, one idea, one big dream that is a hero for my daughter you better believe she's in this book and i wanted her in here. to me i love that. to me that is the most important part to it again famous people are great but i tell my son and daughter all the time you know what it means to be a famous athlete? nothing. i love celebrating in this book. i feel like to, in

the road for fellow russian not who went out to great britain's heather watson in straight sets alexandra de novo faces down his k. account update and that's a problem cenk about is up again and gary investor and get on. well already through those wimbledon champion crits about the czech world number four proving too strong for sixteen year old ashley barty history in wild card did pull off a single break of so still lost six one six two. one in stark contrast two thousand and ten champion francesca schiavone defeated forty one year old can we count down to a crumb of. only was it good for both from the baseline earned and that. was added to thirty five. unforced errors to lose it six three six one. while on monday world number one victoria azarenka survived a major scare the top ranked belorussian face italy's alberta reality whose ranks outside the world's top one hundred but not a closely fought first set on a tie break trail for love in the second however the top you see them six great games to force the decider which proves true sixty. that all i mean but those have been unfortunate

alexandra steele now today's weather. good morning, alexandra. >> good morning to you, ali.lk out the door in the northeast in the mid-atlantic and the south ensconced in clouds and rain and fog, so really a slug of a go, really just a rain train, parade of moisture, the rain moving over itself from charlotte to greensboro to knoxville and from the catskills in new york state to the smoky mountains enhanced rainfall. if you live in those areas you'll see a lot because of the aurographic lifting of the mountains. one to two inches could see three to four. new york is dry right now but around the metros a slow go not only today but tomorrow as well so the last two days where we've seen the rain in the gulf coast, south through atlanta we saw so much rain this weekend in the southea southeast. as we head from today into tomorrow here's the rain along the 95 corridor and inland a little bit where the moisture is building up, and where the mountains are. the 95 corridor is wet, to the west of it certainly a heavier amount of rain. boston to new york to philadelphia. big picture t

turning to some sad news from the world of swimming world champion alexandra de mello and died suddenly at the age of twenty six the norwegian was fine day and his shower in where he was training ahead of this summer's olympics it was later confirmed he suffered a cardiac arrest dale owen was a world champion in the one hundred meter breaststroke after winning gold in shanghai in july last year a victory he dedicated to the seventy seven people killed in a shooting by right wing extremist under spray vic just three days before the meet let's talk basketball the n.b.a. where the lakers have moved two zero up in their opening round playoff series against denver kobe bryant and andrew bynum combining for sixty five points in california but the nine. ten champions seeing their nineteen point lead to windell in the third quarter but regained composure to close on the fourth when chicago meanwhile are seeing their worst fears come true after losing really m.v.p. jeric rules for the season a huge third quarter run helping underdogs philadelphia tie their series of one apiece while boston fough

and he clearly and got an equaliser early in the second before malkin's braced for the strike from alexandra paul and you get increased net solves all russian crews to a five to victory in other games the usa a chilling picture champions canada and i would time under also wins for switzerland and sweden. and football russian champions any will receive the premier league trophy today after their last home game of the season against spartak moscow its abilities men clinched their secondly last week but will click the league crown in a row last week i should say but we'll collect the silverware after today's game to patrol the stadium in simply. desperate to spoil the party they need to win to keep alive their hopes of claiming the second champions league spot so look out the gangs in moscow are also after that second place and host committee with that choice keeper will hear me and she will want to consolidate the europa league support when they take on the prize in the match will wear black armband. in memory of the victims of the suicide bombings the mechanical are this week while at the bot

some sad news from the world of swimming world champion alexandra deal and died suddenly at the age of twenty six the norwegian was found dead in his shower in our is zone where he was training to head of the summer's olympics it was either confirmed he suffered a cardiac arrest deal and was world champion in the one hundred metres breaststroke after winning gold in shanghai in july last year a victory he dedicated to the seventy seven people killed in a shooting by right wing extremists. just three days before thought. let's talk basketball on to the n.b.a. where the lakers are currently i mean to go two zero up in their opening round playoff series against denver the two thousand and nine and ten champions trying to stave off a comeback attempt by the nuggets in the fourth the score in ninety two eighty three l.a. chicago meanwhile are seeing their worst fears come true after losing winning m.v.p. jeric rose for the season huge therapy or to run helping on the dogs philadelphia tie their series of one one boston for from eleven to and in the second half to even their series up agains

now to some sad news from the world of swimming world champion alexandra dallow in has died suddenly at the age of twenty six the norwegian was found dead in his shower in hours only usa where he was training ahead of this summer's olympics you know we didn't swimming federation later confirming he suffered a cardiac arrest belo it was world champion in the one hundred meter breaststroke after winning gold in shanghai in july last year he also won silver in the two thousand and eight olympics in beijing and was considered a strong hope this summer's london games. moving to the n.b.a. hollywood where last year's runners up miami are enjoying smooth sailing so far in the playoffs they securing another comfortable when over the new york knicks take a two zero lead in the best of seven first round series one hundred four ninety four the final school just try to be aggressive early but you know the biggest thing was i was going touch is you know you must respond. to the great job of screening for me and pass me the ball i can you know make easy easy shots so this is about being aggressive

reaction now from greece let's talk with geo political and economic expert alexandra's who faces. thanks for joining us so you think greece's troubles are largely a byproduct of corruption and its poor military and defense policy of the one nine hundred ninety s. why don't you blame the global economic crisis well i never actually said that i wrote an article about caste. putting the blames on as well this is more a geopolitical monitor but everyone everyone knows how how anyone what we global crises that shifted to from from an american. perspective to the european one in order for germany to choir economic but if you really give money over the south obviously. a whole being to make a large industrial. zone so that it can have cheap forced labor. i mean do you think the new political couple in greece will help greece get out of the mess that it's in do you think our staring could cause more hardship for the country well this is almost like a joke because i've read in financial times on the thirty first of october two thousand and eleven that the rating agencies fall under today y

. >> asÍ es y bueno les invito que vean alexandra c de 9 aÑos y su mamÁ que van a bailar un f flamencondo algo que las dos disfrutamos. >> ¿quÉ le quieres decir a tu mami en este dÍa de las madres?. >> que la quiero mucho y que me encanta todas las cosas que ella me compra. >> es un de los mejores regalos. >> yo quiero que pases al centro del estudio de "despierta amÉrica" porque tambien quiero que sepas que estÁ preparado un baile muy especial para ti, asÍ que por favor disfruta de tu hija aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". >> adelante mi amor. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> (♪). >> el aplauso. >> bien fuerte!. >> quÉ bella. >> sabes que te felicito alexandra me encanta la entrega cuando estÁs bailando, de verdad que lo sientes llevas el talento por dentro. >> muchas felicidades z y una cosa muy importante, quiero que pase la primera pareja que vinieron a cantar y bailar con nosotros. >> vamos a poner en el centro de la tarima, lo importante hay que decirles a las mamÁs gracias por el apoyo que les dan a sus hijas en hacer lo que mÁs les gusta. >> pienso que es b

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have to change the other vehicles put in already medicare thank you very much thank you thank you alexandra thank you chris and good luck with your book thank you just reminded that alexander koppel journalist producer through publisher and his british colleague priest chris hutchins the author of lot of it who does biography work here in the studio that's it for. from all of us here spotlights will be back with more first time comments all of what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take. the body. wolf the. senate.

have to change the other vehicles put in already medicare thank you very much thank you thank you alexandra thank you chris and good luck with your book introduced reminded that alexander koppel journalist producer through publisher and his bridge colleague priest chris hutchins the author of lot of it who does biography work here in the studio that's it for now. from all the spotlight back with comments out of what's going on outside. r.t. and take a. good lumber tour. to build a new. mission to teach me. this is why you should care only. the top stories i'll see blood human appears in a spike for any president at six that them becoming the fattest russian president to be sworn in broadside time. he's signed into for some of his promise for students to be a government of iraq as a trust. socialist francois hollande wins the french presidency making equinox on the sea the latest egypt to crumble under the weight of the economic one of those in need to elect a president promises to fight against germany led a step or c. matters for the viewers of. us or she's in bahrain a rest a prominent hu

. >> reporter: bain and her daughters, 14-year-old adrienne, 12-year-old alexandra and 8-year-old kyliyah, disappeared last friday morning from their whiteville home. her abandoned suv found sunday, less than three miles from her home. the same day investigators say they spoke to mayes and he gave them misleading information. he hasn't been seen since last tuesday in guntown, mississippi. more about those two bodies. the fbi found them in residences that were searched in mississippi. they're not yet releasing the identities. but, david, this does appear to be a tragic turn in the case. >> so a mother, three daughters, and now two people, two bodies have been found. the identities still coming. tonya, thank you on the breaking news tonight. >>> now to the race for president. your voice, your vote. though it feels like this race has been going on for months now, tonight, here a turning point. president obama officially kicking off his re-election campaign in ohio. trying to recapture some of the magic and momentum of '08. just how important is ohio? this number we discovered today. in 25 of

there was a successful anastasio chunk of her as she had the better of gary and veterans greater on alexandra and over is now taking on estonia's kind of caliphate. however already through is wimbledon champion petra cricketer the czech world number four proved too strong for sixteen year old ashley barty was broken it was five years training long but she won two six one six two and says she's in great for you. you know i have played three tournaments before the french open so i think that i have some made cheese and. i practice before so i'm really feeling way a while and yeah it's nice to be back. and in the meantime two thousand and ten champion francesca schiavone eased past a forty one year old kimiko down take out your god given right it was in good form both from the baseline and the net as darting around was guilty of thirty five unforced errors to lose it six three six one. while in the men's game a second seed rafael nadal has begun his title defense against italy simonyi by larry is ranked outside the top one hundred. player. from japan later in the meantime and has cruised past lu

her opening match at the french open a golfing class separates of the second seed and romania's alexandra could down two as sharapova needed less than an hour to roll into the second round in four russian is looking to complete a career grand slam in the french capital. you know i think i learn more about the game and the point construction and i feel like moving i better than i did years previously which has helped me a lot in the recovery process within the points so yeah it definitely gives me a lot of confidence for this tournament but just like any other. within this tournament i hope that i improve with every round and get better and whoever is across the net is the person that i have to be thirteen so i'm grand slam champion serena williams crashed out of the french open losing four six seven six six three to first round opponents version of the result of france williams swiftly back her bags as she digested her earliest grand slam exit and forty seven appearances result ranked one hundred eleventh in the world celebrated her greatest wire but the home run slam. yeah i tried you kn

join the president at a private banquet here are the details of the inauguration from our very own alexandra chefs who is in the midst of events is it the whole process the whole ceremony it's just less than an hour of first we saw live on the huge blossom screens everywhere in the in the in the george and george hall the very beautiful aerial shots of according to the motorcade traveling from the government building from the white house to the kremlin so it is something unprecedented and normal too for the way this integration has been televised in russia so far then putting arrived he went in. walked past us in the u. sand georgia last thousand guests. they're greeted with a lot of loud of a shit and certainly the people who were there they were really happy to see no human being reinstated as russia present for the third term now. then he calmly and collectedly where it went into the main hall where the whole integration was to take place took the old very short oath only thirty three words. as i fulfill the duties of the president of the russian federation i swear to protect and guarante

nery, former publisher of regneri publishing, and now author, thanks for having us at your house in alexandra. >> thank you very much for being here. >> next weekend on history bookshelf, kathryn jacob talks about her book, king of the lobby, the life and times of sam ward, man about washington in the gilded age. it recalls the political life of sam ward, who during the mid 19th century was one of the most powerful lobbyists in washington, d.c. history bookshelf airs on american history tv every saturday at noon eastern. all weekend long, american history v is joining cox communications cable partners in oklahoma city to showcase its rich history. to learn more about our local content vehicles and our 2012 hour, visit c-span.org/localconte c-span.org/localcontent. this is american history tv on c-span 3. >> we're at the african-american exhibit at the oklahoma history center. this is oklahoma's first exhibit of the african-american experience. strangely enough, over 500 museums. and when this exhibit opened in 2005, it was oklahoma's first permanent exhibit of the african-american experience.

oil and gas analyst alexandra navarro says that does not make sense. i don't think that. current shareholders would like to sell its share for example look at b.p.'s self. responsible for more than twenty percent of its production reserves and revenues a generation a huge amount of cash every quarter but also one of shareholders will sell to b.p. share i don't know any comparable asset at the same price so they will get a huge cash pile probably from twenty to thirty five billion dollars for fifty percent stake in the company what would be the use of the cash. in a current market environment when you have such an asset with such characteristics as such a growth profile. i would say that anybody will want to change this as it's for anything. now the ruble if we can have a look at the currencies finally is retreating against both the euro and the greenback masel the euro itself is retreating a bit to the goal of all more but news from europe and europe today the news and interviews over the web site ulti dot com slash business.

. >> memorial day parades and ceremonies in falls church today it 9:00, bowie and rock hill and alexandra and college park and a number of other communities as well throughout the day. find a list online. stay with abc 7 news and wjla.com for live coverage for a number of events throughout the area. >> new this morning, police are beginning what led to a pedestrian accidents in prince george's county. the incident happened overnight in 100 block of addison road south in seat pleasant. it appears the man was hit after darting out from the sidewalk. he was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. driverless car did remain on the scene. >> fairfax county police trying to find out who's been attacking analyst at a farm in herndon. frying pan farm park has been open to the public more than 50 years. over the weekend somebody got in and either cut or stab a cast on the head, two goats and a chicken. --a calf on the head. police say they would not shy away from a stranger. >> they are used in human beings because they are fed by the bottle. >> for someone to do this is senseless. the horses

. >> reporter: 12-year-old alexandra and her 8-year-old sister kyliyah were found safe and released after a few hours. the two were kidnapped by mays along with their mother, joanne bain and sister adrienne two weeks ago. joanne and adrienne were murdered and buried behind mays' house in mississippi before going on the run with two other girls. his wife, teresa, faces first-degree murder charges after confessing to involvement in the case, but her mother says, mays forced her to take part. >> i know that she was coerced and manipulated and forced to do the things that she did. >> reporter: authorities don't know what motivated mays to do this. to a family he was once close to, and with him dead, we may never know. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> john edwards' lawyers tried to have the corruption charges thrown out of court today, but the judge says the trial will go on. lawyers argued that the prosecution failed to prove edware edwards intentionally violated the law. he is accused of master minding secret payment to hide his mist ress during his 2008 campaign. he faces up to 30 years in pris