joining us here in new york with more on the markets is alexis christoforous from "cbs moneywatch." good morning, alexis. >> good morning, randall. >> this sell-off didn't start a few days ago it began a few weeks ago. >> it's been week now. there's really no rest for the weary on wall street. >> what's driving it? >> it's two-fold. we have an economy in the u.s. that continues to slow down. in fact this week the federal reserve warned that we're going to have a weak economy for at lee the next two years. there's a real fear here we could teeter into another recession and then of course all the problems going on in europe. because we are such a global economy if europe's debt problems get any worse, if economies there falter it will affect us, because about 30% of sales of most of the s&p 500 companies come from europe so it has a big ripple effect here. >> so we're looking at wall street going down on monday, 600 points, up on tuesday 400 points, down 500 points yesterday. why all the big swings? >> you mentioned whiplash and that's a great way to describe it. a lot of it is also c

good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning to you, randall. asian markets struggled to find their footing. most saw gains, though the nikkei fell slightly after an early rally ran out of steam. hong kong's hang seng closed up almost 1%. markets in europe opened mixed. so far we're trying to get used to the volatility here, investors heads are still spinning. it's not just extreme, it's historic, the first time the dow has had 400 point swings for four days in a row. wall street has never seen a week like this. after thursday's 423-point jump, the dow has moved 400 points for more than four days in a row. >> it's a roller coaster ride without the fun involved in it. >> reporter: wall street has a way of tracking the volatility through something called the fear index now far above normal levels. while there is concern about our nation after another, spain and italy being the latest, has struggled with massive debt and analysts worry even healthier economies could be exposed. >> europe is our biggest trading partner. what happens in europe matter

good morning, alexis. >> good morning, randall. there could be some relief in sight for investors today, as ashley mentioned, stock futures are way up, indicating a higher open here on wall street. but the worries continue. news that china's inflation jumped to a three-year high in july is only adding to investors' growing wall of worry. wall street will try to bounce back today from its biggest drop in 2 1/2 years. the dow plummeted more than 600 points monday, finishing below 11,000, and triggering a global sell-off early this morning. >> i don't want to have my money in the market. you know, you look at the market and every day, another 500 points. and every day, the numbers just keep going lower and lower in the red. >> reporter: panic is growing over the nation's teetering economy and the debt crisis in europe. despite those fears, and standard & poor's recent downgrade of america's credit rating, investors actually pumped money back into u.s. treasuries monday. >> if you're looking for a safe home for your cash, many people,

the nasdaq fell nearly 13. [ pause ] >> and that wasn't alexis christoforous.e are going to have her report for you coming up. >>> the man accused of crashing into a 4-year-old boy in santa rosa and then speeding away from the scene is going to be in court on monday. meantime, friends and family are mourning the death of that little boy. his neighbors called for more safety measures on the crosswalk. he died yesterday at oakland children's hospital. that crash happened as the boy and his family were walking to soccer practice on thursday. the 22-year-old driver, marcos lopez garcia, was caught later by police thanks to a citizen who heard the description over the police radio. that citizen says he saw the suspect removing decals from his car and was able to point it out to police. the intersection where that crosswalk is has been known to be dangerous. and some local high school students are making an effort to have something done to make it safer. >> we're trying to get a light so there won't be as many accidents here. >> lopez has been booked into sonoma coun

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alexis christoforous has the latest now from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: yesterday's late- day stock rally is a distant memory. the bulls have retreated and the bears are out. the dow tanked triple digits in the first minutes of trading as the markets remain shaky after two volatile weeks. investors started selling at the opening bell, the dow down more than 400 in the first hour of trading. investors worry that france is now the next european country to need a bailout. >> overseas begins to weakening, the u.s. is looking at a very long-term recovery it doesn't bode well for corporate earnings going forward. >> reporter: today's early- morning plunge wiped out all of yesterday's gains. when the dow shot up 429 points, its best day in two years, wall street applauded the federal reserve promise to try to keep interest raids near zero for two years but the fed made that decision because economic growth is considerably slower than it expected fueling worries about a double-dip recession. tuesday's rally didn't wipe out all of monday's losses and the dow was still way down fro

alexis christoforous has more on wall street. >> reporter: stocks tried to find some solid footing one day after the dow plunged more than 400 points. stocks in asia and europe fell sharply overnight and each day seems to bring more news pointing to a possible recession. it's another rocky day on wall street. the stock market opened sharply lower then started to seesaw. the volatility follows big selloffs around the world with stocks diving first in asia, then europe. here in the u.s., investors are disappointed by the latest reports on the economy. everything from unemployment to inflation. they are worried about europe's financial troubles, which could create a domino effect around the world. so far, government leaders have not been able to calm the markets. >> trust is evaporating. trust in politicians has evaporated. if markets can't have trust in politicians, what else are they going to do. >> reporter: as the markets continue to swing, the damage is adding up. the dow is down about 13% in just the past four weeks. the decline in stock values has drained billions from americans' s

he is going to, as alexis said, he is the anti-republican congress. but he wasn't as fiercely partisan. he was trying to be the adult in the room, as he's said so many times, and that look, i'm probably the best option here. >> that is probably his real opponent. all this jockeyy -- jockeying among the opponents, i think the president's ream opponent is the economy and what's going on in people's lives. a couple weeks ago somebody called my attention to the consumer confidence indexes. if you look at where they stand now, there have only been two presidential election years where they have been as low as they are today. those two were 1980 and 1992, which also happened to be the only two election years since then that americans have thrown out an elected incumbent. john: so to try and fix this, he's going to give a speech after labor day. what do we know is going to be in this one? >> yeah. another speech. well, the president, as you know, makes it clear in every way he can that he is been working, working, working on the jobs problem and the economic

this morning alexis ope. christoforous reports. >> reporter: panicked investors unloaded stocks thursday. the dow shed 419 points. of the 30 stocks in that index, only one, walmart, was up. renewed worries about european banks triggered the sell-off. germany's dax index lost more than 5% of its value amid news that economy has stalled. >> we have still a very negative environment. >> reporter: analysts at morgan stanley say both the united states and europe are dangerously close to a recession. >> everyone's feeling it. you can't put your head in the sand and think that we're immune to a recession. >> reporter: the losses on wall street wiped out nearly all of the gains over the past five trading days. some investors who bought stocks recently turned right back around and sold. the impulse to sell was also fed by news that more americans joined the unemployment line last week, 3,000 people waited outside for hours thursday at a job fair in atlanta. about 20 were treated for heat exposure and exhaustion. addin

it's good to see you, welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> jamie: alexis what do you think the mood is, taking the poll into consideration, and independent voters. how do you think they feel overall. will they show up to the polls and do they believe the change that the president promised is still possible? >> well, i think the -- i think the congress has been completely out of touch with american people. independents, most republicans, and democrats alike. and the jobs, jobs bill really needs to be the first and foremost thing on the agenda and i think that independent voters in particular have seen that the tea party wing of the republican party has been trying to drive the country off the rail and take their jobs away in 2012. >> jamie: matt, i hear this again and again, the talk about the tea party and the republicans and the president points fingers at congress. but ultimately, it's all on his watch. and as far as jobs are concerned, if that is going to be priority number one, what is it that congress can do? what options are before them right now in order to stimulate this econom

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so we want to start at the new york stock exchange where alexis alexis christoforous is standing by. >> reporter: you could hear the sigh of relief after the jobs numbers came in. stocks rallied out of the gate. the dow opened higher along with a broader indices. the jobs number is good but not great. a sign the labor market is headed in the right direction. talk of a double dip recession may be premature. one trader says to say the market is happy with this unemployment report is probably pushing it. now, the addition of 117,000 jobs last month may be better than expected. but to put this in perspective, we still need twice as many jobs each month to reduce the unemployment rate in any meaningful way. traders caution not to get too excited here. they say continued weakness in the u.s. economy and europe's deepening debt crisis will still plague wall street. >> alexis alexis christoforous on wall street, thanks. >>> earlier this morning, markets plunged around the world reacting to yesterday's big losses on wall street. cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata is in london now with mor

and actually the pond back here is where they had that famous fight with alexis and crystal. so i'm going to be on my best behavior because i don't want to end up in the water behind me. >> very nice. jeff ranieri from the filoli house. it's a gorgeous facility. thank you, jeff. >>> still to come at 5:00, back from overseas, why these bay area little leaguers took their game to japan. >>> and brewing the bitter of ofof beer. next, the california man wants your next brew to taste like >>> when asked what students did this summer, this is what these teens did. they are being welcomed home from a ten-day trip to japan. baseball ambassadors are part of a cultural program that dates back to the 1960s. before going overseas, they practiced not just the game of baseball but the language and japanese customs. >> we learn what they do. and there is experience over there, and so are the toilets. we finished out good. three and three. >> a trip of a lifetime. they will always remember this. his team is terrific on and off the field. >> what a great experience. this microbrew has hints o

among those speaking is alexis herman and maya angelou and many others. that gets underway at noon and we will have live coverage in about 25 minutes here on c-span. conversation from this morning's "washington journal" on civil liberties. rnal" continues. host: we are back live. let me introduce you to james stanley, a senior policy analyst at the american civil liberties union, and a constitutional law professor at the american university college of law. we have called the segment telecommunications freedom and public security. i want to read a story out of great britain. the question is could this happen here? from london -- it's called in the wake of revolutions epstein calls for free speech and democracy -- host: let me start with jay stanley. could this happen here? guest: it has. the metro system in san francisco ut off the cell phone and computer wireless system because a group of protesters were planning to stage a protest over police actions. this was "the communicators a big mistake because -- this was a big mistake beuse in this country, the g

thank you, alexis christoforous in new york. >>> weather looking up around the bay area.ting out with patchy fog although not as thick as it was yesterday. some of the valleys already clear this morning but we have some thick fog in other spots out toward the coastline, santa rosa now reporting visibilities down to a quarter mile so if you are headed out the door, patchy fog in some of the valleys but we have partly cloudy skies into the bay. and out toward the coast, yup, we have some patchy fog and a little patchy drizzle, as well. today more sunshine on the way. temperatures will warm up. 80s maybe some low 90s well inland by the afternoon. inside the bay, lots of sunshine this afternoon and 60s and 70s. some 80s in toward the santa clara valley. and a little cooler at the coastline with that patchy fog. 55 degrees it is clear right now in livermore. clear in concord at 57. clear skies in san jose, 57 degrees. still, we have more fog at the coastline and just inside the bay. but that's going to start to break up and then don't have to worry about fog in the central val

that's a record. >> cbs' alexis christoforous for us on wall street. thank you. >>> in washington now, reaction to the credit rating downgrade is pretty much what would you would expect. republican and democrats busy blaming each other. cbs correspondent norah o'donnell has that part of the story for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. this week was when president obama was to turn his attention toward jobs with a positive message. instead, he's dealing with this talk of a double-dip recession, terrible week in the markets last week and that terrible downgrade. president obama turned to camp david sunday, leaving his fellow democrats to place blame on the downgrade of the credit rating squarely on tea party republicans. >> the fact of the matter is that this is essentially a tea party downgrade. >> i believe this is, without question, the tea party downgrade. >> i think this is a tea party problem. they're totally unreasonable. i think they've been smoking some of that, not just drinking it. >> reporter: not so fast says republican senat

you know, in 1831 when alexis took them -- alexis came to america to look at what was going on here because the europeans were just flabbergasted at how this nation which is barely 50 years old was already competing with all the powers of europe. they said, that is impossible. so we have to go find out what's going on. in the process of looking in our government, they also said, let's let the school. they were absolutely blown away when they saw law was going on in the schools in this country. because first of all commendably finishing the second grade was completely obliterate. you could go out in the mountains and find somebody, and they could read in new all kinds of amazing things. anybody finishing the fifth or sixth grade was like a college graduate today. if you want to be amazed go look in the fifth or sixth grade exit exam from the 1800's. hideout most pulp -- college graduates to they could pass it. not only was there a high economic standard, but in the schools they taught the children values. you know, one of our founding fathers said, if you educate a person without teaching of

. >> alexis henry with the surfrider foundation which is dedicated to saving the ocean says a sea changerts small. >> sarah getting out there every day for 20 minutes shows it's real easy thing to do. you care for the beaches. you can do something. >> something big. at the end of the year sarah bayles and her cleanup crew will have removed more than a ton of trash from santa monica beach. bill whitaker, cbs news, santa monday-- santa monica. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. of course stay with cbs news and cbsnews.com for the latest on the debt ceiling debate. i'm russ mitchell in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org late news from washington that a compromise has been reached to avert a government default in two days. we're live in wash cbs5.com cbs5.com. >>> a deal is done late news from washington that a compromises that within reached. we're live in washington. >>> we're down to the wire on the

ago and although they finished fourth in syria last season they have also lost key players there to alexis sanchez to barcelona but they'll be fancying their chances against arsenal you have failed to in their opening two games in english premier league. well in other games as well as they benefit to hold a two away goal advantage as they host f.c. twente of great teaching first leg draw backs in copenhagen have an uphill task despite making the last sixteen last season they need to overturn a three one deficit to get checked champions to their position you want but a very soft go to austria to play sure but asking offering one first leg draw kawar to stay separate side after well went through to the group stage by the time these were crack of three one to go three three two one hundred s. y. and munich are also through after raising our series three over all that i have also qualified of despite losing to me all to swedish champions now might they scrape through for three to two legs of belgian champions gang defeated like a beehive of penalties to progress its funny side mirella also saf

finished fourth last season in syria also lost three key players during the off season strike that alexis sanchez. and defender christian's a passer and italian side of a poor european record having reached the group stage a once before which was six years ago but francesco giggling admits his team are the underdogs and i was asked nor will both of the win with or without fabregas. the doing. that but i don't think it will make a lot of difference for any line up that arsenal will put out some sort of peach will be full of quality there will be some very important players but they still have others who are just as good. as anyone over england sixty two million dollar record signing sergio aguero came off the bench to score twice and set up another on his debut as nash the city thrashed one z. for joint top of the premier league rodgers ones in the first well side to grace the right the nineteen years held off city until the fifty seventh minute at injective finally right where there's a lot of moments later ago where i was brought on and the son in law of a go maradona proudly netted the

finished fourth last season in syria and have also lost three key players during the off season striker alexis sanchez midfielder got in a defender christians a passer and the italian side have a poor european record having reached the group stage only once before which was six years ago francesca gave the in admits his team are the underdogs and i was asked not will they for the win with or without fabregas. that we know. that but i don't think it will make a lot of difference for us any lineup that arsenal will put out into the peach will be full of quality so there will be some very important players but they still have others who are just as good. as. me while ironing and sixty two million dollar record signing said year ago at all came off the bench to score twice and set up another on his debut as match the city thrashed one z. for neil to go joint top of the premier league provided swanzy the first well side to grace the english top flight the nineteen years of city until the fifty seven minutes we had injected finally broke the deadlock and i was like that i go where i was brought on a

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minutes and new signing such fabregas brought the second on the stroke of half time to fellow new boy alexis sanchez making the real straight after the interval missed even not stop his one hundredth goal for the club five minutes later to make it four nil gap in his double comprehensive victory for the champions for a fifth with a quarter of an hour left. now there has been yet another shock at the world athletics championships in south korea as double olympic champion by over could only manage a lowly sixth place in the women's pole vault the twenty nine year old russian holds the world record is the only woman to have ever cleared the five metre mark five meters in six however the best she could do in debut was four metres the sixty five centimeters twenty centimeters lower than the gold winning result for. brazil by i have also failed to defend her title berlin two years ago however there was pressure news for russia in the women's heptathlon church an over defending champion jessica ennis to claim gold another gold came from russia in the women's three thousand meters steeplechase you g

. >> thank you, alexis christoforous in new york. >>> you're not imagine this, either. everything out there is getting more expensive. prices went up for gas, food and for clothes last month. that pushed the consumer price index up half a percent. the most since march. there's tough news about the housing market, too. home sales fell 3.5% last month. 30-year fixed mortgage is at its lowest level ever at 4.15%. >>> hewlett-packard's taking a dramatic new direction tonight. the palo alto company is killing its tablet computer and smart phone products and it might sell or spin off its pc business. the pc industry is under pressure from hot-selling smart phones and tablets. hp lagged behind apple and google in those markets. hp is shifting focus to software and services. >>> that police standoff that shut down 580 and created a traffic mess for most of the day yesterday is finally over. a gunman was holed up in the extended stay deluxe hotel in san rafael for almost 30 hours. christin ayers tells us a tool many people have in their garage helped police end it. >> reporter:

to the of one to provide a brief update on the stand of the cftc as alexi explain efforts to reduce and avoid unwarranted regulatory burdens on small providers and how we believe we may be able to assist small business borrowers over time. the bureau opened for business last thursday july 21st. the inspectors general of the treasury department and federal reserve have reported favorably on the efforts to stand up to the agency. we are already at work strengthening the consumer financial market and working towards a market where consumers can readily see prices and risks and compare products to make the choices that they believe are best for them. we have taken input from thousands of individual consumers and mortgage lenders and brokers on how to simplify federal mortgage disclosures and make them less burdensome. we are launching the bargain for supervising the largest banks and their affiliates. we are taking our first consumer complaints about credit cards and set up a strong office of surface member affairs reaching out to military families and looking to address the unique financia

[applause] >> thank you so much, a lexus. -- alexis.spected during the clinton administration. she helped me dear to dream that i might one day be where i am. [applause] it is an incredible thing, ladies and gentlemen, to follow miss evert on the stage. it is an honor unlike anything i have experienced before. i want to recognize those people that made it all possible. it literally lifted up my entire life. when dr. king gave his i have a dream speech, my mother talked about that speech like it was yesterday. she remembers visiting around the whole neighborhood in new orleans watching it over and over again on everybody's brand new television set. i remember her sitting my older brother and died down every year once a year on august 28 to watch it as well. it was a ritual in our home. i was six when reverend dr. king was killed. i had never seen my mother and fathershocked. -- father shocked. you know, that first time you see your parents rocked by something, like you can be. my school and asked me to recite the speech in his memory. i

who finished fourth last season in syria also lost three key players during the off season striker alexis sanchez. and defender christians are and they tell your side have a poor european record having which the group stage only once before interest six years ago plan just go get a little admits his team all the underdogs asked now will go for the win with or without fabregas. that we know. that i don't think it will make a lot of difference for us and the line up that arsenal will put out on to the peach will be full of quality so there will be some very important players but they still have others who are just as good. as well those matches have just kicked off just a few minutes ago while elsewhere short grass trying to reach the groups thanks for the first time in eleven seasons they go to bed wish and chickens but it's a very selfish copenhagen are looking to repeat last season's feat of reaching the last sixteen with a wealth of. luck it's the twenty eighth the dutch cup winners and lee brown is up by hosting portuguese giants and feet. now meanwhile chelsea midfielder john obi mike

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and although they finished fourth in syria on a long season they have also lost key players notably alexis sanchez to barcelona but they'll be fun seeing their chances against arsenal who have failed to win their right to games in the english premier league. while another game this wednesday benfica hold a two away goal advantage the play has a state spends a top three to team first big draw copenhagen an uphill toss despite making the last sixteen last season they need to overturn a three one deficit against champions employee efficient. software to austria to play strong grass on a well known first leg draw. well and choose their cypriot cycle well went through to the group stage by. three one gets three three two one i guess by and munich also through our threes incarcerate three male. appall so qualified to despite losing two nil to swedish champions momo they scraped through the straight of the two legs of belgian champions getting things lucky hi-fi on penalties because breast cancer one side they are also safety three advancing back from their first leg defeats to danish side eviden

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ago and although they finished fourth in syria last season they have also lost key plays notably alexis sanchez to barcelona but i'll be fancying their chances against arsenal who failed to win two games in the english premier league other games tonight benfica host f.c. twente say after the side through the first like that while f.c. copenhagen have an uphill task despite making the last sixteen last season they need to overturn the three one deficit against czech side the tory pills and. go to austria to place in the final game back and last night cypriot side made its group stage beating his last class three one to go three three two one aggregate by munich also progressed the things you're exploring the on the aggregate the numbers a grab make up to make the group stage two despite losing to notice to the champions now my great through four three over the two legs belgian champions gang defeated mcabee hyper on penalties progress last spanish side villa realises safely through the balance and back from their first leg defeat to danish side. they are ready three to the group stage an

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and as aussies alexy yourself ski reports watching the euro tumble has offered old hopefuls a fresh perspective. well points of view or have been teetering on the edge of it could. this poland has remained stable in the storm along with its currency. there is a widespread belief in the country that being outside the euro has helped keep poland out of trouble. if we were part of the eurozone then we would have been obliged to help countries like greece and portugal how can we help out someone else without solving our own problems it's almost guaranteed that prices would go up but we join the euro zone which would damage my business recent opinion polls suggest that more than sixty percent of balls want to keep their own currency a dramatic turnaround from just a few years back a few years ago the euro was seen as the euro club scene or something very exclusive polls aspired to this they wanted their country to join now the name of the euro has been sullied by the troubles in greece and italy poles don't want to be dragged into this crisis if the government forced the euro issue try to bring. it

the one thing that's all changed about the debt plague sweeping through the continent and as aussies alexy yourself can out of both the washing of the euro troubles has given all a fresh perspective. while parts of europe have been teetering on the edge of economic abyss poland has remained stable in the storm along with this currency. there is a widespread belief in the country that being outside the euro has helped keep poland out of trouble. if we were part of the eurozone then we would have been obliged to help countries like greece and portugal happily help out someone else without solving our own problems it's almost guaranteed that prices would go up that we join the euro zone which would damage my business recent opinion polls suggest that more than sixty percent of poles want to keep their own currency a dramatic turnaround from just a few years back a few years ago the euro was seen as a euro club was seen as something very exclusive holes as. they wanted a country control now the name of the euro has been sullied by the troubles in greece and italy poles don't want to be dragged

zone next year but those plans are now on ice with the warsaw eager to stay out of the crisis artie's alexy ownership scheme reports. rioting in greece from the country's economic crisis were felt across the european union shaking international markets worldwide while parts of europe have been teetering on the edge of economic abyss pauline has remained stable in the storm along with this currency. there is a widespread belief in the country that being outside the euro has helped keep poland out of trouble. commodities market is not in good shape if we were part of the eurozone then we would have been obliged to help countries like greece and portugal help out someone else without solving our own problems it's almost guaranteed that prices would go up. which would damage my business. recent opinion polls suggest that more than sixty percent of balls want to keep their own currency a dramatic turnaround from just a few years back a few years ago the euro is seen as the euro club was seen as something very exclusive polls aspired to that they wanted their country to join the euro now the name

and although they finished fourth in syria last season they too have lost some key plays notably alexis sanchez to barcelona their good chance against aston low who failed to win the opening two games in the english premiership and other games tonight then twenty after the sides drew the first leg to well let's see copenhagen have an uphill task there despite making the last sixteen last season they need to overturn a three one against czech side to twenty pulls in a body of go to austria to post in good hours in the final game there and last night's separate side up well made the group stage beating restart kharkov three one to go three three two one aggregate by munich quarter progress beating is your it three no and i get the numbers to grab make the group stage take despite losing to know the swedish champions malmo they scraped through four three over the two legs belgian champions gang defeated mccarthy high for on penalties progress bar spanish side are safely through their bouncing back to methe first leg defeat to danish side advance. or chelsea are already through to the group

it had high level support from the orange revolution leaders from two thousand and four but aussies alexy inner city reports it's a headache for the current government with ukraine's future co-host next year's up your world championship. the beautiful game turned ugly in the second half of you know what you first part of the goal of several dozen fans brutally attacked a steward he was trying to take down banners supporting world war two insurgent army leaders. and the monster c.h. until he says he was simply trying to force the law. for fans to really go of this violent you know political agitation can be used for programs and i refused and i tried to take him down. the next thing i remember someone hitting me on the head and dozens of feet kicking reliving history. here which is status has long been the main talking points in ukraine some here see them as freedom fighters and heroes others that's the majority of the population call them nazi collaborators in the 1940's they force alongside the german hate is killing civilians russians poles and jews without mercy more than sixty years l

been killed in clashes with pro-government forces since the uprising started in march modern history alexis a lecturer from oxford professor mark almond says there's a lot going on backstage in syria. who turned suitors peaceful demonstrators against the patient can tell you shit. is who weapons have. a moment to some groups who hold the americans years old. girl mark aside. because. we have also. to. intrigue going on behind the rhetoric of folks who. are who represents. the real danger is that we could see you know very well some who are in sort of. the revolution is over but few in egypt say their lives are getting any easier even considering that their former president is finally on trial charged with corruption and killing hosni mubarak deny the charges against him at the opening of his hearing into accusations of ordering the killing of protesters if convicted mubarak could face the death penalty eighty three year old was in a hospital bed when he appeared alongside his two sons and top aides who are also accused of corruption and mass killing but six months after mubarak was toppled

yesterday i ordered the chairman of the board alexy miller to tackle this issue of partnering which would bring say very natural gas to the hub of asia would mean money for the struggling north korea and a new market for the north koreans are not going to be able to. a sufficient price . from russia would we overpaid on the cost of building the pipelines on the part when it has to be extended into south korea so it's a south korean market but the formal state of war between north and south korea is a huge obstacle and this is yet another situation where russia has an advantage bush is in the perfect position to play this role because of their closer relationship with the united states over the past years because of the fact they are insane as allied with north korea as china is you know president obama. once said that we must change our ray of attention from what separates us to what unites us and russia plays a role right now to help lead the world in that direction markedly different approach from some of the other members of the six party talks like south korea and the u.s. was constan

camp outside of the center of the capital kiev she was arrested friday for contempt of court parties alexy our ships he has more. several dozen supporters of you to show you are protesting here believing that the case is politicized and being orchestrated directly by president of the college several hundred more people are stationed in the tent camp at the main see the main street and give credit st that's where the court building is we're hearing off constant clashes between the supporters of unity which angle and the law enforcement officers you had so much anger is being accused of serious economic crimes including striking unlawful gas deals with russia and unlawful usage of money which a crane received from signing the kyoto protocol several years back now it is interesting because there have been already comments from russia's foreign ministry which urged ukraine to hold a transparent and clear case on units i'm ashamed as well as saying that all gas deals which ukraine and russia signed in two thousand and nine were completely legitimate and were signed in full accordance with the t

and although they finished fourth in syria last season they too have lost some key plays notably alexis sanchez to barcelona their good chance against aston low who failed to win the games in the english premiership and other games tonight benfica hopes f.c. twente they are to the side through the first leg to well let's see copenhagen have an uphill task there despite making the last sixteen last season they need to overturn a three one five as it against czech sides actually pulls the body bought it off go to austria to post in good hours in the final game there and last night separate side up well made the group stage producing results that are called three one to go three three two and i get why munich also progressed between zero three near an aggregate the numbers they grabbed make the group stage take despite losing to the swedish champions malmo they scraped through four three able to take the legs belgian champions game three to carve a high five on penalties progress bar spanish plus a three three balancing back from their first leg defeat the danish side advance. or chelsea a