anders behring breivik has made his last court appearance before his trial. cameras to film him in court before that hearing started. the right wing extremists has admitted to killing 77 people in bombing and shooting attacks last year. the court is to rule on keeping anders behring breivik in custody for another 12 weeks, ahead of the opening of his trial that is coming up on april 16. >> sport now. cyclist alberto contador has been stripped of his 2010 tour win. he was convicted of doping for two years. he tested positive for the drug. the court rejected his defense of the positive test was the result of eating a contaminated steak. he will not compete in the olympic games or the tour this year. in bundesliga soccer, visitors cologne won on sunday. it was the first win for the and this year. that was thanks to the goal scorer, who connected with about 20 minutes to go in the game for the 1-0 final score. this team has not won a game since late october. let's take a look at the table for you. leading the pack, dortmund. fourth place, three points behind in t

anders breivik appears in court sharing shocking comments survivors look on in disbelief. but first with less than a month to go before russia's presidential vote emotions are running high as the campaigns shift up a gear following a dead demonstrations in the country a prime minister and presidential candidate putin continues laying out his electoral program this time it's about web shape democracy with initiatives allowing people to suggest their own laws online artie's europe is going off as more well the main idea of the sort of civil society in russia has grown and developed and become much more active most importantly compared to say ten years ago and what comes to the state well it's a lagging behind at the moment people do want to be more active and have more influence on the political life and one of the mechanisms providing them with these opportunities is the internet and this is not only about the tens of thousands of people who now take to the streets for this or that rally is about millions of internet users in russia who over the past few years have become v

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>> yeah, it's up to you anders to analyze it. >> he's the director of the cia. >> i don't know, is it over, under annal niced. it's always worth paying attention to. the secretary of defense made some comments about a very important p policy that the president is implementing and i think it's perfectly appropriate to discuss it. but i would say as i have said in the answerst context is important to understand here, the about transferring afghanistan to the security defenses by 20134. that conversation will continue right up through may when president obama posts his fellow nato heads of state in chicago and also that the deficit again will be over a trillion dollars this year, making president obama the only president to have tree years of trillion plus deficits, how does the president defend that. >> made possible in part by the trillion dollar deficit made possible by his pled session sorry. he came into office with the great recession. a catastrophic growth in unemployment. and made efforts to reverse that trochk situation. i saw an interesting graph about what policies contributed

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second, if anybody wants to comment on what they think is the significance of the fact that anders rasmussen and secretary general of nato has recently announced that it's likely he will cancel the joint planned nato/russia summit on the margins of the nato summit in chicago because of the distance on the questioning and missile defense. the comment is -- and this is not a sarcastic question. why on earth would iran launch a nuclear weapon if it had one at europ europe, knowing that it would be a completely suicidal mission. and second of all, i think it's wrong to call it missile defense because in george bush's, when he unveiled the new strategic tried a, it clearly linked offenses and defenses as swords and shields. that new strategic tried a was not called by the same name in the obama nuclear preview but all the pieces are still there and operating in the same way. >> thank you very much. you're iting to three. do i have any volunteers? dean? >> yes, let me just pick up on the last point you made. it is true the likelihood of iran ever launching a nuke clap tip missile is low. in my moo

secretary general anders rasmussen a vow to continue putting military pressure on the town about to negotiate an end to a decade long conflict the u.s. and afghan governments have already begun three way meetings with the taliban and courage peace talks now it's only us are racing to train three hundred fifty thousand police and soldiers will take over the american troops withdraw in twenty fourteen. rasmussen was speaking during a meeting in greece countries still negotiating for a bailout to save its tanking economy here is only in his words greater oversight of the nation's finances for handing over the next hundred thirty billion euros of bailout cash. threat of debt repayments is pushing the government into ever deeper cuts into more public protests athens is trying to find a way to trim spending by three hundred million euro reports that some of you are saying it's doubtful that athens can meet its obligations the situation that's left some european countries little glad he decided to stay out of the single currency i don't understand. the day shift nearly forty three year old team lead

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and so on saturday, we met at the pierre hotel and bob finch was there and haldeman ander lii outlined the conset of of the job and nixon liked it all. meanwhile, on tv the army-navy game was being played. we're all sports fans so i could hear that and when it came to the end i knew that the usc/ucla game was going to come on and so i hin vited all these guys to my suite with my wife to come over and watch the game. i knew nixon wanted to be sure he was home to watch the game. so finally after he agreed to my concept, he said what do you want to call it? i really hadn't thought about that so i knew that i had just a few seconds because the game was going to start. and so i said director communications. that's how that title originated. >> one more question about the '68 campaign. where did the idea of the -- one more question from the '68 campaign, where did nixon's secret plan to end the war come from? >> from the press. nixon to my knowledge never said had he a secret plan. he said he thought he could solve it and his solution was to negotiate which with what he did. but he didn't ha

my husband and my children ander and sarah, thank you. [ applause ] >> and thank you also to my mother, who is here with us today, for giving me my first job in your small business and instilling in me the values i hold today. [ applause ] thank you to all the individuals and organizations that stood by me and worked so hard over the past several months to help me reach this day. finally, and most importantly, to the people across the first congressional district of oregon. thank you for giving me this honor. it's great to be back in washington, d.c. i started my legal career here more than 27 years ago as a consumer protection attorney at the federal trade commission. a lot has changed in our world since then, but the importance of the work that happens here in the capital and the significance of the decisions that are made of him in this historic chamber vnts. oregon's 1st congressional district is full of promise and potential from the vineyards in the county to the ports in astoria and the family communities p in columbia county, and the engines of industry in washington county, an

anders breivik the norwegian man who admitted killing seventy seven people last july he told the court he deserves a medal of honor for the murders he extremist also demanded his release survivors and relatives of his victims sat in on the last on the last preliminary hearing before his full trial starts in april said the attack was against traitors who he claims were embracing immigration to promote quote an islamic colonization of norway. and palestine of two rival factions as long as hamas and secular fatah have reached a deal to to form a joint interim government they have agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential elections to deal brokered by qatar is seen as a major step toward reconciliation between the opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza israel's prime minister slammed the agreement saying palestine has a bend in the way to peace. britain is celebrating sixty years since queen elizabeth the seconds a session to the throne but the jubilee year in the u.k.

i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates in the meantime anders here with the latest sports. hello there welcome to the sport and here is a taste of what is coming up i was an extremely. graphic nation fabio capello quits his england manager just four months before the start of the european championship . while the boss harry redknapp is the favorite to replace him after being played of tax evasion. the russian side even a taste that to cling to a year in the top sixteen i'm on a. first fabio capello has sensationally resigned as a manager he was jew to lead the team to the european championships but stepped down after falling out with the english football association the italian resigned after a meeting with f.a. chiefs in london his decision coming after the f.a. publicly undermined him last week they failed to consult capello before taking the captain's armband from john terry who is facing a racism trial in capello then went on italian television to voice his disapproval he took charge in two thousand and eight after england failed to reach the last european championship

and nato secretary general anders rasmussen vowed to continue putting a military pressure on the town about negotiating and the decade long conflict the u.s. and afghan.

politicians and nuclear sites these are just a few of the possible targets chosen by a norwegian anders breivik who confessed to killing seventy seven people and wounding over one hundred fifty others last year discover his hit list in full at r.t. dot com. the un nuclear inspectors are back in iran for the second time in less than a month me i had team is expected to hold key talks over to the nuclear program what the islamic state hoping to dispel allegations of its military purpose despite growing international pressure triggered by iran's atomic development some experts say the west's war based rhetoric is misguided there is no evidence that iran is still being a neat.

i'll tell you if their message has changed ander they might be heading next. >>> eight elementary school stafferses on leave in the wake of a campous abuse investigation. the teacher accused of kissing and slapping preschool special needs students. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. thank you very much for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. >> this morning a stunning story of infatuation and violence is playing out in an east bay courtroom. >> prosecutors making their case that a local on tition shot a man. family members are gathering in support of the victim and the suspect. >> reporter: yes, good morning. it was a tense courtroom. it just happened within the hour. 61-year-old dennis bagwell showed up in his red jumpsuit. he was limping. he's accused of shooting a federal customs agent, also 61, outside his newark home. that was tuesday morning. now, bagwell's sister and two other supporters showed up in the courtroom. they were very upset when we approached them, and they would not talk to us. also in court, three of bagwell's most recent students

the other point she said is that we do have people in prison, especially low level anders who have very high recidivism rates. the united states more than half of everyone who comes out of the state prison is back in that prison in three years. that's a hugely high and costly recidivism rate. it's not good for finances, it's not good for public safety. it's one of the reasons why we think that state policymakers and the public have to shine the light in reforming a lot of these systems. >> here is something from the justis center about re-entry facts. federal and state corrections facilities held over 1.6 million prisoners in the end of 2009. 95% of state prisoners will be released back to their communities at some point. more than 729,000 individuals were release frds state and federal prisons in 2009, an increase of 20 prz and in a study of 15 states two-thirds of state prisoners released in 1994 were rearrested and more than half returned to prison within three years of their release. tell me about the costs, though. do you have a dollar fig tour put on that? >> it's hard to have an

well as public sector workers and while the human cost of cuts keeps rising nato secretary-general anders fogh rasmussen heads to athens to secure the country's military spending or the nation has one of the largest military budgets compared to its g.d.p. but only the u.k. is spending more but as artie's jacob greece reports the nato chief visit to greece suggests the military may remain a largely immune. the mini athens has been a battleground in recent years fighting against unpopular stare to sunday's events are showing there's little hope for a cease fire one shot being fired by those discontent is a discrepancy in spending when it comes to the military something serving m.p.'s from a defensive on relations with turkey remain for some as ever present a threat as a current debt crisis nato partners don't seem very keen to help us not to need to spend so much i mean think about it we have been through we are being threatened from a member of the alliance that we belong and the alliance doesn't do anything. so we have to spend huge amounts of money but there is the nato chief arise in at

top ranked politicians in nuclear sites just a few of the possible targets chosen by norwegian anders breivik who confessed to killing seventy seven people and wounding more than one hundred fifty others last year by his hit list in full on our website. eurozone ministers have reached a deal on a second bailout for greece talks in brussels are the one hundred thirty billion euro cash injection went well into the night the greek parliament went through a storm of public outrage and several internal conflicts to approve the austerity measures demanded by international creditors the plan by those drastic cuts in the civil service jobs minimum wages and pensions frustrations growing among the e.u. politicians over athens failing to meet necessary demands on time now there is calls for the e.u. european central bank and i.m.f. to maintain a permanent presence in groups christopher green creator of alternative media t.v. network and green wave t.v. says the outcome of the debt crisis may already be set in stone. the greek people do not have any sovereignty over their nation anymore it's bee

greeks out of luck but as artie's a joke aggrieved now reports not so the military with nato chief anders rasmussen visit to greece highlighting a sector seemingly immune to austerity. flamini athens has been a battleground in recent years fighting against unpopular stare to sunday's events are showing this little hope for a cease fire one shot being fired by those discontent is a discrepancy in spending when it comes to the military something serving m.p.'s from a defense of our relations with turkey remain for some as ever present a threat as a card debt crisis for our nato partners don't seem very keen to help us not to need to spend so much i mean think about it we have been through we are being threatened from a member of the alliance that we belong and the alliance doesn't do anything. so we have to spend huge amounts of money but does the nato chief arise in athens the talks other things may be on the table among them weapons but you're meant believe i mean there is a kind of negotiation if i may say sure between the major partners which are germany or france. if we spend a little

anders breivik the norwegian who admitted to killing seventy seven people last july told a court that he deserves the medal of honor for the murders he extremist also demanded his release survivors and relatives of the victims sat in on the last preliminary hearing before his full trial starts in april said the attack was against traitors who he claims are embracing immigration to promote an islamic colonization of norway. palestine's two rival factions islamised hamas and secular fatah have reached a deal to join to form a joint interim government they have agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential vote deal brokered by qatar is seen as a major step toward reconciliation between the opposing groups that more than four years separate governments in the west bank and gaza but the israeli prime minister has slammed the agreement saying palestine has abandoned the way for peace. then it was up next with all the latest business news stay with us here on r.t. . the business was gazprom has acknowledged that it temporarily

. >>> the rare find is george anders book. a journalist, 30 years experience under his belt. you written three other books before this? >> i have. wrote one on wall street, health care and high-tech. >> you know how to poke around and pick their minds. >> always. if you chartered me for curiosity i would be off the chart. >> you talk about the jagged resume's and touched on that a little bit. if you had something to hide like you failed a course or messed up your transcript in college, your grades are not so good or never played a team sport, the other thing could be that people are missing chunks of years maybe they didn't work and a lot of people may have now fallen into that. they thought a temporary unemployment spot was going to lasted longer, let's put it that way. what do you do about that? you bring it up? >> bring it up and give people analogies if you were out of the work force raising kids remind kids that sandra day o'connor fit that bill, too. she was successful in arizona politics. a mom for awhile. got back in and became one of our most highly regarded justices

dew points in the mid up ander 20s right now. you folks in the western suburbs, manassas, prince william county out toward warrenton and the blue ridge mountains. temperatures there are going to be back down into the mid and upper 20s for you folks by morning time. because that's the cold dry air that's in place with the clear sky overhead. moderating influence wills keep temperatures closer to the freezing mark as opposed to the mid 20s. as we get your day planned for tomorrow, temperatures mid 30s at 8:00, mid to upper 50s by 1:00. i think a lot of spots are going to touch the 60s for at least an hour or two tomorrow afternoon. probably about 61 at national airport. nothing on doppler now. no chance for rain around here for tomorrow. this storm system is going to stay way to our north. but it's got a little trailing cold front that's going to come through here about sundown time tomorrow. and we also have this moisture down around the gulf of mexico in play. a little area of disturbed weather racing up along the coastline. we'r

but i believe that we're all committed to putting it where it will best help individual consumers ander start to turn this economy around. >> let's go to andrea, a republican in hazel, texas. andrew, thanks for waiting. >> caller: yes, ma'am. you're look at criminal activity, after four years how many thousands of people in massachusetts alone do you currently have under indictment for this? i don't just mean the c ceo and -- >> i'm sorry i missed the question. individual homeowners? >> no. i think he's talking how many people, individuals do you have under indictment in the state of massachusetts? >> well, it's an interesting question, because for eye long time since i came in '07 we fought to get a mortgage fraud statute. i think you have to understand that for many states the criminal tools are well behind the eight ball. because much of this activity has been real preempted by federal regulation, states and including states like massachusetts, haven't had all of the tools to go after criminal behavior. i've been a prosecutor for a long time. i brought ftough cases on publi corruptio

and senate chairman who are signing the legislation and max baucus, dave camp on the house side anderation their harms to show their unity. that's the message they were sending out during that public signing of the conference report compromise. jan tweets us this morning about the doc fix. so they extend it to december. what happens between the election and the end of december? or kick it to the next congress? white haven, tennessee, up next. larry is a democrat. you're on the air. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i agree with the payroll tax extension. the key is to putting everybody back to work. once you put everybody back to work you can fix everything. that is the key. and right now, we need to do everything we can do to help the economy. >> so, larry, so you believe that this investment that people will spend the money and that will help the economy? >> yes, ma'am, i surely do. and you cannot cut the way out of a deficit. that is crazy. i'd never heard anything like that. if you cut all the jobs, what would the tax base be coming from? >> thanks for your call. next up is martha

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