due to filming restrictions placed on our filming crew by angola prison officials, we are only allowedto enter the ring. >> representing hunt correctional center let's give it up for derik rayborn! [ bell ] >> the fights are limited to three three-minute rounds. [ bell ] >> put your hands together now. >> round one comes to an end and derik appears sluggish, raising doubts about his conditioning. the bell rings for round two. and both fighters come out swinging. as the second round of fighting comes to an end, derik and his opponent don't seem to notice the bell. [ bell ] [ bell ] [ bell ] with one round left, derik's opponent appears to have a slight edge over him. >> do this! >> this is the last round for derik to impress the judges. ♪ [ bell ] >> put your hands together for these two fighters! >> the final bell rings and the fighters return to their corners, waiting for the judge's decision. >> ladies and gentlemen, by the way of split decision, we have a winner. the number one contender in the light heavyweight division, give it up for angola's -- >> when they said the split decisi

crushed angola. 20-9, team u.s.a. scoring 14 as she drops off the post. routing angola 90-38. mckinnie reported with a bad back. and a hand broken in practice on monday. the ravens will have to juggle in the receiving games. pinna has become a favorite target of joe flacco. he will have an mri, likely out for the preseason. mckinnie has been put on the non-football injury list. no word on what he might make it to the practice field. he found out about the injury from the media after today's practice. >> i do not know. he is an important part of our offense line. he saw it last year. he [inaudible] is a nightmare for defense across the board. he is definitely a good thing. >> the donald and bill o'reilly at the stadium. driving one into the throat at yankee stadium. tying the game at one apiece. and goes the opposite way, dropping a single into right field. scores 5-2 and the orioles needed all of them. jim johnson strikes out russell martin to end it. martin to end it. beating the yankees i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a

the rivers come in from all over and goal and they come and they end in -- they come from all over angola and they end in botswana. we have all of the animals you can think of in the world. >> the capital is what? >> caswell tony -- >> how do you get there? >> from here, it would take you about 15 hours. you can fly from johannesburg right straight into the delta . >> you just mentioned animals, but i was thinking about -- this was an amazing thing, half of the people have cattle? >> botswana has more cattle than people. we have 3 million cattle. >> and 2 million people. >> 2 million people. if someone has a lot of cattle, they are very dignified because cattle was the measure of wealth. so, people were excited about how many cattle they had. we export our beef to the european union. we have a very advanced and sophisticated beef-producing facilities. "does that mean that the people are living in mostly -- >> does that mean that most of the people are living in mostly rural areas? >> i think 65%-7% are living in urban centers and in mining towns. -- i think that 65%-70% are living in urba

. >>> and this comes to us from wgrz channel 2 news in buffalo, new york, where in nearby angola, love conquers all, even when it's all wet. a bride-to-be lost her engagement ring out on the waters of lake erie. well, dozens of friends searched with no luck, but one of those friends happened to own an underwater metal detector. very convenient. he had a feeling and reached down and made the find of a lifetime, and now there's talk that he's going to be best man come wedding day. i'm lynn berry. this is your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> well, one city park in belgium has a very creative way to take on loitering. loudspeakers have been installed to broadcast classical music. city officials believe the music will deter teenagers and prowlers from hanging around. and while some teens call the music boring others are going to come to park every day simply because it was playing music. maybe not such a good idea. >>> in china teens are showing off their skills at one event at the robotic competition. the kids are trying out their designs in various ways. the highlight

its growth rate is much less than nigeria or angola, but that is because we are in a world that is in recession. if you have a single product like oil, you can grow phenomenally. i think that speaks about the power and the diversification of the south african continent. >> were the leading exports? >> sawtelle burqa exports what everybody knows -- south africa exports what everybody knows -- gold and diamonds. what people don't know is that every seacrest mercedes benz and every bmw driven in the united states is manufactured in africa. some of the finest lines are exported from south africa. we supply the u.s. market and every shopping center in the off-season citrus and other fruit. we do that, but we do very sophisticated stuff, such as, for example, we're the only country that has destroyed our own nuclear weapons. we put it to peaceful use. it now comes as nuclear isotopes that treat cancers in the united states of america. so those are the variety of exports and many more. >> did buried someplace that the united states still owes a trip -- did i read someplace that the united st

and this comes to us from wgrz channel 2 news in low, new york, where in near buy angola love conquers even when it's all wet. a bride-to-be lost her ring out on the waters of lake erie. dudsens of friends searching with no luck but one of them happened to own an underwater metal detector. he had a feeling and reached down and made the find of a lifetime and now there's talk that he's going to be best man come wedding day. i bet he will. best man in so many ways. >> what if he like secret lid wanted to marry her and stole the ring purposely and happened to find it late sneer wow, that sounds like a ohio script. >> that would be a good movie, right? >> that would be a good movie. i'm lynn berry. this is your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> good morning. it's four minutes before 5:00. it's friday morning. we had quite a night last night with a lot of rain. some of you only got a half inch, some got an inch, some closer to two inches in those storms overnight last night. we're not done yet. i'll have more in a minute, but we're starting the morning out rain-free here i

women against angola. third quarter they are up by 35 in transition. lindsay whalen and one. 90-38.en fair. but so it goes. >>> and a final note, caroline ♪ [ male announcer ] before they soar. ♪ before they perform. ♪ before they inspire. ♪ before they amaze. ♪ before they move us, we move them. proud to fly team usa for over 30 years. united. >>> it's her first individual gold. >> one final look at the big win today. missy franklin, the is swimming phenom took home the gold in the 100 meter backstroke. >> theis going for seven medals in the games. she said it was special because her parents were there to watch he

ghost town in angola of a hole for a million people gleaming new headquarters for the african union and vols dans doubling sudan's electricity all built by choice in return for the continent's five bulis riches from half the world's diamonds to two thirds of its platinum mobile phones use the mineral called turn mined in congo in a decade china has overtaken the state as africa's top trading partner taking a whopping ninety three billion dollars in goods stricken by did washington and brussels have taken their eye off the ball and the continent's leaders are hoping mad at the west's continued colonial attitude china's intentions are different from europe as south africa's president europe still influences african countries for this sole benefit loans from beijing are also cheaper and come without lectures on transparency and human rights but made by china may have gone too far big projects are being built so badly they crumble and go lose new general hospital shut down off the big cracks appeared patients are now seen intense new chinese build roads linking zambia were quickly swept awa

magnitude 300,000 barrels a day all going to east coast refineries, and this is already a challenge for angola and nigeria, among the opec producers. by the time a few years roll by and there are a couple of pipelines that bring canadian crude currently selling at $50 a barrel down to the u.s. gulf coast, it would probably mean that the u.s. needs to import no oil from venezuela, no oil from saudi arabia, no oil from iraq, and that also poses problems, because the quality of that crude specifically is attractive in u.s. gulf coast upgrading refineries and there aren't many outlets for that crude oil. there will be very specific plain inflicted on particular oil exporters, even without energy independence and even without a flood of oil coming out of the new production. >> adam, i don't want to misquote you but if i remember correctly, you've been cited recently stating that depending on the development of north american oil production, you might for logistical reasons see attempts to export, perhaps to export light oil and heavier in order to take advantage of the refining capacity that exists

david blocks charges putting their limping participation on the line in a quarterfinal match against angola right now the game currently into the third quarter with the score of fifty seven thirty eight to the russians two vs looking very much again control they're also aware that will go home without a limp dick take it if they lose the victory however and that's looking likely at the moment was put on break earlier. than one when the cleaners fought for long. staying on the hardwood where all season deals are busy being prepared in the n.b.a. point guards of the premium this summer with mikhail prokhorov. thankful to be able to hold on to williams the twenty eight year old set in a five year deal worth ninety eight million dollars price a phoenix sun steve nash agreed to join bitter division rivals the los angeles lakers while veteran facilitator jason kidd will go to the new york knicks leaving the dallas mavericks on a three year deal. the count on before the twenty twelve olympic games has reached its three week mark and plenty of people have begun lending themselves to the calls with

s here in berlin we saw a minority vote against the new bailout fund that minority coming from angola merkel's own center right coalition we've also heard from the opposition social democrats who have told mrs merkel that she shouldn't just rely on their support that she's going to have to make a valid case and prove to them the third the bailout money for spain is in the best interest of germany now the heartland for bailout money is the wealthy southern region of bavaria there taxpayers and politicians alike one thing most is merkel to prove this not only is germany giving money to spain in the best interest of the country but also to bavaria giving extra tax revenues towards the poorest states in germany is in their best interests that well as it stands at the moment of area paying out the lion's share of money to help keep areas of germany such as right here in berlin afloat so the situation in german internal politics mirror mirror the situation that we're seeing concerning germany and its role in the future of the eurozone the question has to be asked can mrs merkel make that ca

women's basketball team advances in a match against angola. no mercy rule in women's basketball. women's gymnastics tonight. back to you. >> back in baltimore, michael phelps is the next big story. does he swim again? >> today. he has two races today. he will swim eight relay with ryan lochte. people were disappointed with the last relay performance. this is a women's diving suit, exactly what the competitors are wearing today. this is a medium, an adult medium. i thought that was so interesting. that is dit. i bought a swimsuit for my niece and it was bigger. >> you do not want a lot of drag when you do those complicated dives. >> i think that would look good on you. >> deidre fitzpatrick, thank you. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is a busy ride for motorists on southbound 95 just past the beltway. down to 10 miles per hour. westbound white marsh boulevard, word of an accident that may involve a motorcycle possibly. harford road in glen arm, we have an accident. another at dulaney vall

the marshes men's basketball team stay in the hunt for a place at the london games they beat angola eighty points to sixty five in a qualifying tournament in venezuela. as a top scorer was the top scorer for us there with eighteen points while alexander called and added seventeen that puts russia in the semifinals of the event where they must beat nigeria in order to secure a place at the olympics the african nation got a shock when i was greece eighty points seventy nine. thousand volunteers for the games have arrived at london's heathrow airport some of the men and women here responsible for meeting greeting and transporting athletes others will be helping out behind the scenes to make the viewing experience hopefully pleasurable for one protocol one for the spectators seventy thousand people from the u.k. and abroad age from eighteen all the way up to eighty will make up the volunteer corps. now after peter sagal one stage six the tour de france now enters the mountains and some big name riders will be looking to crawl back time after being caught up in a huge pileup yesterday there wer

meanwhile are russia's men's basketball team stay in the hunt for a place at the london games they beat angola eighty sixty five in a qualifying tournaments in venezuela bizarrely for example or for russia with eighteen points so when putting russia in the semifinals of the events where they must be to nigeria in order to secure a place at the olympics the african nations posted a shock win over greece eighty seven. now with less than three weeks left before the start of those london. pics preparations are in full swing for the showpiece events that's including the main gate wait to the games heathrow airport well the first thousand volunteers for the games have arrived at heathrow some of the men and women here responsible for meeting greeting and transporting athletes authors will be helping out behind the scenes to make the olympic viewing experience hopefully pleasurable one for spectators seventy thousand people from the u.k. and the brolga age from eighteen all the way up to eighty will make up the volunteer corps. and in golf a couple of big names have suffered on the fairways in the we

how it would factor into your analysis if gold was made into a monetary metal if laws changed and angola could be monetized would that make the bubble less severe when it burst with that with that change kind of the whole calculus surrounding gold. well gold is a monetary metal it is one of our for the actually this is the case since money was first developed aristotle in the. fourth century b.c. gave the fourth of the five things that you have to have for a good money has to be durable the visible convenient consistent and of value in and of itself. so this is why it's not it's not witchcraft it's not barbarism why people use gold for money is simply common sense this is been on for centuries. all these currency that are floating around the world the little pieces of paper they're all going to disappear in the future and in the future the people that have the gold when gold is once again use them today the commerce as money not necessarily passing koreans are on the will be digital representing specific amounts of gold deposits are going to be the big winners so i urge people to have a

men's basketball team stay in the hunt for a place at the london games they beat angola eighty points to sixty five in the qualifying tournament in venezuela the tally the top score there for russia with eighteen points while alexander call added seventeen it puts russia in the semifinals of the event where they must beat nigeria in order to secure a place at the olympics the african nation got a shock when i was eighteen points to seventy nine. meanwhile the first thousand volunteers for the games have arrived at london's heathrow airport some of the men and women here at sponsible for mating greeting and transporting athletes others will be helping out behind the scenes to make the olympic viewing experience hopefully a pleasurable one of the spectators seventy thousand people from the u.k. and abroad aged eighteen to eighty who make up the volunteer corps. now another newspaper see again has claimed his third stage win this year's tour de france getting the better of on the great bull in a sprint finish it was another relatively flat stage and again it was listed with crash is the

their ocracy they pay this money to the americans and they put that in the banks and they swim in angola and in some. places and they really deprive the people of any kind of event and light of speech so i'll just explain right there just to explain your reference there to the u.s. does that explain why there's been no reaction over the crackdowns we're talking about in saudi arabia bahrain and the and the united arab emirates in comparison to what the reaction has been to the likes of libya and syria. and they're not says they are a death because of the saudis are puppets of of them that's why they why they don't want to hear the cries and the argos they are going to use and the pages of the people in saudi arabia and also they shut their mouths and even they blackened the screen and they don't let even the americans to talk about this one they talk they talk while. ideally and. in and man out of that to show that they this saudis are living a good life that's not true to saudi arabia now is a base for the american for the american marines but could we see an uprising in saudi arabia in

men's final in just a minute that's sticks and the american women's basketball team will be taking on angola>> reporter: dana vollmer is now the record lolledder in the 100-meter butterfly. she shaved .08 off the record and won the gold for the usa. >>> over on the men's side an upset in the freestyle relay. flans edged out team usa by one second. america wins silver. >>> here's a look at the medal stanlings after the first weekend of the olympics. china has the most at 12, team usa with 11, italy in third with 7. >>> your first place nationals are off today and they better enjoy it. starting tomorrow against the phillies they will play 17 games in 16 days. when a wild one yesterday in milwaukee. michael more miss tied with a homerun in the ninth. bryce harper ryan zimmerman scored, nats up 11-9. bottom of the 11th, closer clippard gives up a solo homerun. there was one on. he gets a pop out to win the game. nats win 11-10 and they end their road trip with a stellar 6-1 record. >>> over to nascar the brick yard 400, 30 laps left. jimmie johnson in the number 48 car passes greg biffle with th

women will be facing off against angola later tonight, the women are seeking their 34th straight victory. that's the latest, news4 live in london. wendy and jim, back to you. >> i understand that shuttlecock can go close to 200 miles an hour, so it may be an exciting game, even though traditionally -- >> it's not like that when i hit it. >> exact. does it look like the place will start filling up? i know the londoners are frustrated about all those empty seats. >> reporter: wendy, they are. here's a real piece of irony. at some of the venues ticket holders were being turned away, because those were general admission ticket holders and all the seats were already full. while on the one hand you have empty seats in some venues, they're bursting at the rafters for the others. the committee is promising to sort this all out. >> thank you, phil. enjoy. >>> you even know more about badminton than i do. you would be surprised. >>> a police officers is beaten and attacked. >>> one of the biggest attractions at redskins training camp, not even a members of the burgundy and gold. >>> coming up toni

sunshine, there's a thunderstorm chance but 93 degrees in angola. you are not alone with the 90s.ellite and radar picture, there's not too much filtering the sunshine. we are all going to be baking, the majority of the country in the 90s and 100s. the only exception. wyoming, north dakota, south dakota and minnesota getting only into the -- rebecca is laughing. only maxing out in the 80s today. but still, hot for everybody else. that's the lower 48. only four states in the >>> you know what i just told you it's going to be hot everywhere. it will be hot in hartford, connecticut. 94 today there. that's because where my shoutout is going to hartford for hosting the 32nd annual hartford river fest. it's this very weekend. there are going to be lots of crafts and bounce houses, street hockey and an amazing fireworks display. we want to thank everybody watching "cbs this morning saturday" only on channel 3, eyewitness news. rebecca, anthony, over to you guys. >> thank you, lonnie. appreciate you really taking care of the whole country. shoutouts for minnesota, connecticut. we like that

indoor volley ball two, four wincers, the women's basketball team will be in action tonight, and angola is making its olympic debut in the sports. the u.s. has won 34 straight in competition. back to you. >>> that could be fun for those nba athletes. >>> rye yak lochte says he's just getting started. he says to beat the competition he's got to beat himself. that story is tonight at 7:00. >>> meanwhile, outside today, look at that. we don't have any severe weather, we don't have any extreme heat. and it is still july. doug we've got a break. >> a bit of a break. it's been that nice out there. 85 degrees the current number, wind out of the society at about 14 miles per hour. very nice conditions, yeah you expect warrick and muggy conditions, that's kind of what we have today, but temperatures really not all that bad. 84 in la plata, we do have a few showers, and yes even a few thunderstorms, some into louden county and into norm prince williams. another shower right around la plata, but once again, not a lot going on, and none of those stores are strong. back to you. >>> all right. >>> de

women's basketball team taking on angola. >> what else? men's gymnastics tonight as well?reporter: yes, that's right. the team final in men's gymnastics. the u.s. comes in as the front-runner into the final round. we'll see if they can live up to that expectation that they established over the weekend, also a lot of swimming. we referenced michael fell ms and miss see franklin. you'll see swimmers swimming for the possibility of medals and of course beach volleyball. kerri walsh will be in action with her partner misty may treanor. >> the gymnastics has been really exciting. i love that. >> swim your race. swim your race. swim your race. >> he did just that. tomorrow will he go for gold? we sit down with the family of a bay area swimmer chasing a dream. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> well, they're called the women's double skoes. a rowing duo. >> the two women set to compete in london ten hours from now. being in s

women routed angola 90-38. 35 games at the olympics and four consecutive gold medals. the men had a day off. they face tunisia tuesday. >> our approach to this game is to get better. >> reporter: a raucous, excited hometown crowd including princes william and harry cheered on british men's gymnast. won the support, scoring a bronze, first team medal in a century edging out americans in fourth. the equestrian competition attracted even more royals. the duke and duchess of cambridge watched zara phillips execute a penalty free ride through the treacherous cross-country. let's talk u.s. tennis royalty. venus williams advanced in her bid for a record fourth olympic gold. sister serena also going on to the next round. in men, andy roddick moved forward. as did john isner. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> those of you with calculators out at home. china, nine gold medals, five silver, three bronze. team usa has five gold, seven silver, and five bronze. >> really have been watching as you know, i'm obsessed. a pue

. >>> also, basketball, the women's basketball team will be playing again today against angola. not expected to be a tough game for the u.s. women's basketball team. their first win over the weekend against croatia. they won by 25 points. it was the biggest margin of the day. also lots of swimming coming ur here at the aquatics center. we'll be watching that, too. >> looking forward to all of that and still second place with the medal count. thank you, tracie. >>> we will have much more live coverage from london throughout the morning. ahead, a moment you didn't see no matter how much you watched this weekend. the moving celebration for u.s. world record holder dana vollmer. her win was a great moment. we want to know what your favorite moment was from this past weekend. you can let us know by going to our facebook page for "news4 today." >>> it is 6:07. new this morning, a blackout that makes our recent pow area outages seem like small potatoes. >>> a less san one twitter user found out the hard way. don't msz with oprah. >>> tom is tracking the thunderstorms. ♪ ♪ [ male announ

shocking upset of angola which allowed them to qualify for the olympic basketball tournament for the first time. so tonnesia, the highest ranked team, lowest, the worst ranking in the world in the olympics, no nba prospects coming out of there. that is my team. about an 85 i point underdog. my team. john? >> be ask one question. i know you're a huge serena williams fan. have you her winning the gold? unquestionably. the olympics will be played at wimbledon. same venue where she just won. i would pay big money for that tunisian jersey. that thing looked great. >> i was going to ask, if they win, will you wear their jersey. >> i want his autograph. the 7'1" giant. thank you so much for joining us. jon, we look forward to catching up with you next week. coming up, a public school you would want your kids to go to. we'll take you to its leader next on "the cycle." you do a lot of kayakingno. whoooa i'm in a river. what are some good kayaking words? like...rapids? look, i'm going through the rapids. ok. i'll take it. new offers in new places so you can try new things. sync your american e

, angola, the condo.y first question, susan, would be about what is your take on the fact that we took out a major -- of iraq? guest: i think the caller has made important points. the role of history and legacy of history did not start in 1945 with the advent of the cold war. when you look at the 17 african countries on the list, you can go back even farther and history and look at the colonial legacy, which is something those countries are still sorting through, the british, the french and the cas -- and in the case of the libya, the italians, leaving a lack of institutions and lack of independent, self-sustaining nature. the cold war competition between the u.s. and the soviet union in many of these countries is something that affects their status today. he spoke about iraq. one of the things that's hard for me as you look at the list, the artificial stability of dictatorships often shows up in the sense that you will have certain dictatorships will not be as high up on the list as countries that are pe

examples of the world bank creating an ability to work with countries such as angola, nigeria, that have a significant mineral reservoir of resources, those kind of industries be tied to the treasury of these countries so they are immediately before that resources up for grabs, investing in health and education for their people. when you put money in the treasury of a country, it becomes subject to a lot of competing means and figuring out how low countries position themselves to make the resources were tapped, that those types of strategies be part of what our colleagues bring into the portfolio services and resources. >> let me take to bank questions in the back. and then we will come up front. >> i am carol pearson with the voice of america. could you talk more about this partnership agreement with haiti and what it looks like, what you're going to be doing? >> let's combine it with one question up front. >> i also volunteer with a local organization. my question is, with the upcoming aids conference, it seems like there is going to be one population missing, sex workers. the state de

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this is already a challenge for angola and nigeria and among the opec producers. a few years roll by and a couple of pipelines, canadian crude, down to the u.s. gulf coast. it would probably mean that the u.s. needs to import no oil from venezuela ordered saudi arabia or from iraq. that also poses problems because the quality of that crude, specifically his attractive in the u.s. gulf coast wineries. there will be specific pain inflicted on particular oil exported even without a flood of oil coming out of the new production. >> at him, i don't want to misquote you, but if i remember correctly, you cited recently -- depending on the north american oil production, you might be tempted to export, perhaps export light oil and import heavier oil and take advantage of the refining capacity? >> if political barriers make that impossible, how do you see that affecting the outlook? the potential for expansion and north american supplies? >> it is always a good thing for me to state that the eia tries to provide the best unbiased and nonpartisan energy research for its cust