on archie archie dot com. my first interest here when they came. for my first question. what are you doing at the. russian wine has been enjoying a resurgence in recent years thanks in no small part to european technology but it's not only machines that are being imported from the continent. born in the heart of france's wine country has a lifetime of experience in the business after projects all round the world he's made his way east to russia although he's found a winery with a familiar name. he's in charge of the. stock of brown which boasts its great piece of the equal of any in bordeaux and felipe is gearing up for his first harvest. from his own. little dream because my. side was born in a new crime. and when i was young people. every time i. rish. and after a long. and united states i disabled i decided work in ratio and. proposition for.

archie manning built a life in football, with 14 years in the nfl.is the chairman of the national football foundation, and was named the coach of the year in the fourth subdivision of ncaa football. i talked about what he learned as a rebel at the university of mississippi, and the perks of fatherhood, raising his sons, eli, peyton, and cooper manning. >> we just try to raise good kids, and somewhere around the line, they loved playing sports, with aa lot of sports, goal to play college football. peyton played at tennessee and eli at old miss, and they were able to play football. as a former player, and as a father, what about this whole field?f injuries on the >> tackling in football right now, i understand this. i have some good friends who have dealt with concussion issues, people who have been affected but i think in all aspects of football they try to address that and the nfl is doing everything they can to make things safer. i think that colleges are doing the same thing, with high schools and youth football, to make sure that we get back. i th

i had a chance to sit down with archie manning.te his calm demeanor the college hall of famer spoke candidly about the pressures of life in college and pro football and why their coaches often advise their children not to follow in their footsteps. >> i've been through playing football for almost 30 years now. probably the only reason medium -- people remember i played is that two of my sons played in college and two still in the national football league. i went to the university of mississippi, ole miss. played football there and went to school, graduated and met my wife there. i really enjoyed that. love the experience. we had good teams in college and i was fortunate enough to get drafted to play professional football by the new orleans saints and i played there for 12 years. we weren't very good. we didn't win a lot of games but its there and then wound up getting traded to the houston oilers and minnesota vikings, where i retired. >> the coach's role in building the team? what are some of the characteristics both positive and

it was so bad. , archie of manning manning joined pimm fox last week. this is how he got his start. >> i have been through playing football for 30 years now. dealey reason ibo remembered i played was two of my sons played in college and still play in the national football league. i am a mississippi boy. , played football there graduated, met my wife there. i loved the experience. we had good teams in college and i was fortunate enough not to get drafted -- fortunate enough to get drafted to play football for the new orleans saints. i was fulfilling my childhood dream of being a professional athlete. there are things that most people forget. they forget i play football but the fact that my sons play has -- get me up. >> what you think about all this talk of paying college athletes? >> i don't think the players need to be paid. i think i'll -- i think college education is a wonderful we weren't. don't worry too much about pro ball. enjoy the college experience and get that education. most players aren't going to go into pro football. that, -- the main thi

from the white house praises drone strikes as a pinpoint i curate antiterrorist weapon archie looks at the staggering number of civilian casualties young men attacks have wreaked. gardens happy ballot exit leaves people there wondering whether the end justifies the means. i couldn't do anything at all if you think i was this dish. i have no way i wish to speak to some of those trying to keep a roof over their heads as banks push to repossess homes from struggling families. from our studios in moscow you're watching r t international with me and he said no way our top story the u.n. is sending over five thousand more troops to south sudan almost doubling the number of peacekeepers there for the past ten days the country has been engulfed in deadly violence which the u.n. says has already claimed thousands of lives are reports. the un says that investigators discovered mass graves in the rebel held city of two with fourteen bodies at one site twenty bodies at a nearby site but the possibility of there being either even a third site now tens of thousands of people have fled the country am

>> i was a jug head. >> i am an archie. there we go right there. i feel i am an archie, but people treat me like a jug head. >> they always want my to be the wacky neighbor. >> i am a veronica. >> don't women have a right to have a few risky or unusual ceo's? they have to catch up with the men. the men always had salty ceo's say what they wanted. ted turner was crazy for 20 years. her lawyer was in legal terms the way to put it an idiot. men are protected from workplace sexual harassment and the new york state attorney general said the same thing. there is no such thing as a protected class in terms of everyone is protected. you can't do anything to anyone because of race or gender. it doesn't matter if you are white or black or male or female you are protected from any harassment like that. her lawyer is a straight up idiot. >> since you make that point it is perfect. if everyone is protected no one is and it shouldn't be against the law. >> just being a jerk should get you fired. time to take a break. don't think of leaving me now. i have a new b

as soon as production wrapped, archie uploaded a short clip to youtube.t moment millions would see. >> oh my god, oh, my god! he thought it would be a good way of drumming up interest while he edited the movie. little did he know how quickly the clip would take off. >> about a week later, yahoo! had it on their homepage as wet wedding and it went bonkers. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and the groom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for an audience, archie wasn't prepared to spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag, because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real? is it fake? >> so he decided to string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage. do you want to see i

due to da com slash archie america. check out our website. archie da us a good call me on twitter about same . we'll see you back thirty pm. thanks for walking. i don't i the daddy with us on this edition of the sign it's friday december twenty seven. i think about she and her tail. japanese prime minister she needs a lot that has visited yesterday shrine in tokyo it's the first time an incumbent prime minister has visited the shrine since two thousand six minus tt

on archie and archie dot com. welcome back to worlds apart the rear discussing the situation in the gaza strip with the spokeswoman of the palestinian government in gaza. compared to the rest of the middle is the situation in the gaza strip has been relatively peaceful this year and even israeli generals have noted that the number of rockets and mortar shells fired from gaza into israel has significantly decreased which is a very unusual statement for them to do they actually said that that decrease was from around a sow's and rockets last year to fewer than forty rockets so far this year and i wonder if that is part of a cordon aided strategy by the government to actually reduce. the number of rockets reduce the violence or it just happened to be this way but actually we do not. you know care much about the numbers about. even the movement they are working on and this is also defending which is totally. the policy you defended to be ready to protect our children and island but we totally know that this is defendi

a warm welcome to you live from moscow you're watching archie international with me and he's now our top story this hour fierce fighting is continuing in the syrian town of hadera on the outskirts of damascus as the army tries to push rebel forces from several districts and reports indicate mass execution of civilians carried out by al qaeda linked groups survivors have described the horrific scenes of people used as human shields archies arabic channel spoke to an eyewitness to the massacre . no. r t sources in the military say radical islamist fighters entered the town of address and massacred local civilians according to the latest figures at least eighty people were killed in the districts which the syrian army has now liberated entire families were killed other families were kidnapped and are being used as human shields in the battle against government forces. militants from job i don't know strike and the army of islam seize control of all the streets and cross roads very quickly this is became terrible they were killing the outrage and fear on of them to find our men came to t

but archie griffin took home heisman number two, 38 years ago today.me to mention nothing in the world other than war eagle. wow. and, does ohio state deserve to be there? i know, buckeye fans. war eagles. >> welcome everybody. we're waiting on word from the ntsb holding a press conference on the deadly train derailment in new york yesterday that claimed at least four passengers. when we get details on it, we'll pass them along to you. it will be streaming uninterrupted online, on foxnews.com. >>> they shopped, but spending still dropped. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and you know, maybe they just call it sigh-ber monday because they weren't setting records on thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, never mind americans came out in droves of the holiday weekend. 45 million alone on thanksgiving

because the top woman executive at this place, of the archie comics, says yeah. they are. and even while she's denying ever having harassed or bullied their white male employees, she says they're not a protected class. a group of them all sued her in october accusing her of referring to men by their genitals. i'm going to quote the darn court papers. quote, the word penis became somewhat of a campaign slogan. and her preferred method of referring to the employees in lou of their names. >>> the target of the suit, the ceo, she's telling us that this is all cruel and unusual and inaccurate. and she says white men aren't a protected class. that seems weird to me too. i'm going to bring in danny cevallos and joey jackson as well. i thought this was classic sexual harassment. why is there this protected class issue coming into it? no woman has ever come out with that debate that i know of. why would the men? >> you can be mean to or have an unpleasant work environment for almost any reason in the world unless it's based on your membership in a protected class. we're a

villagers who are stuck in a war that we didn't ask for we live in constant fear of another strike archie meets the people who paid a devastating price for america's drone strikes a campaign that's supposed to be claim we picking out terrorists that's ahead. and the syrian government lashes out at the rebel forces foreign backers saying they're encouraging attacks on chemical weapons depots the country struggles to play by the rules and get rid of its toxic stockpile. and israeli air strike on gaza has killed at least one person a young girl and injured ten other civilians tanks and infantry were also involved in the attack the forces moved in in response to the fatal shooting of an israeli man by a palestinian sniper he was a civilian contractor working for the army repairing a fence on the border with gaza our chief kevin know and discussed the israeli air strikes with u.k. based defense consultant moeen rao he believes the army. reaction will only escalate the situation. as usual is disproportionate and overwhelming force being used against people who effectively live in a caged area t

on archie archie dot com. right from the scene. first rushed to use a knife gripping pictures. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. the pitch for his problem was the most complex and difficult to. come up. i think the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. but if you are a bunch of people in their belief don't know what the problem is they're really us people. reading. this somebody shoots my brother in the leg not intentionally because of it because it was night time or in the morning even the best even the best children. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood and order and camaraderie and this said it was in this context that has absolutely no place. hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze to day where in my native to b.b.c. capital of georgia though small in size this beautiful country has seen some major changes in the last decade and police who has been at its very heart there was an hour slump has raised many hopes for a breakthrough but also fears of unknown

attacks more on that archie dot com. egypt has set a date for a referendum on its new constitution the mid january vote is seen as the biggest test so far for the military is seen evidence of clarity for the campaign has already had its fair share of scandal this is a banner promoting the constitution as representing all egyptians but the poster itself seems to have fallen short of that ideal it's stock images of people most likely westerners who pop up on internet searches and the timing isn't good for the government with young egyptians increasingly disillusioned with the results of their revolution beltre reports on their hopes for a better future. omaha meet a young egyptian design student sits in his favorite downtown cairo cafe talking about a better life abroad three years on from participating in two thousand and eleven revolution omer is frustrated with the state of the country he says once he finishes his studies he'll have to leave. here your story for four years and then you don't find a job at the end of it

by twenty fourteen with archie. or had the inside line phone number might know which items during the would i the room. an old school kind of guy i like tradition and heritage and all that stuff. well the past two there's a lot we can learn from our ancestors however one that we don't need from them are debtors prisons which according to a fox news reports are somehow on the rise in united states in the twenty first century the aclu and the brennan center for justice claimed that the local courts have been sending individuals with unpaid fines and fees jail which the courts may not even realize it is illegal. these courts are lacking of people with fines that have exploded in size due to interest impose additional now head for the representation they had won the award for which i always thought was supposed to be free. but worst of all some are still in prison for fees they occurred while being in prison like having the audacity to use toilet paper pay the tax payer money down the toilet. the kicker to this all is t

was edward snowden back stage on archie dot com we've got some insights into the thoughts of one of the world's best known whistleblowers long after he sparked world wide to bait on and this is fine. this is in the shopping frenzy and britain will soon be squeezing the pockets of those on able to control their christmas spending for a study suggests that the buy now and pay later revelers are going to have a hard time repaying their rights and credit card debts but for now nothing can stand in their way as laura smith finds out. people are in the grips of a buying frenzy last minute shopping last minute spending and last minute going into debt british families are more likely to start the new year buried under a mountain of credit card debts than almost any of the europeans only remain ians and turks splash more plastic britons are also taking on more christmas debt in two thousand and thirteen than the year before which has prompted fears about the wider economy the bank of england says a recovery has firmly taken hold but these debt fake has raised the possibility that the recoveries

due to da com slash archie america. check out our website. archie da us a good call me on twitter about same . we'll see you back thirty pm. thanks for walking. i don't i the daddy with us on this edition of the sign it's friday december twenty seven. i think about she and her tail. japanese prime minister she needs a lot that has visited yesterday shrine in tokyo it's the first time an incumbent prime minister has visited the shrine since two thousand six minus two at that time wasted gto police in me. they said he paid his respects to those who sacrificed their lives for japan and renewed his commitment to peace. china and south korea and toppings and a sense of them ride the kiddie slide before noon on thursday and offered prayers in the minds one year since he too got this for the second time. yes the shrine honors japan's war dead. the amended to include military and political leaders convicted of war crimes by an international tribunals after world war two they did not visit the shrine during its spring and autumn festival says see it.

it's a lawsuit filed by white employees at archie comics.boss for gender discrimination. they're accusing her of referring to them by their j genita genitals. white men aren't a protected class. carrie, how does this case proceed? >> i think that's interesting because the way the complaint was actually filed it's not filed as a violation of federal law. and protected class, that's generally a federal law issue there. so they filed as violating new york state law and interference. so i think that they actually do perhaps have a cause of action here. >> really? >> you agree, mo? >> i do think they're a class. historically we think of a class, and we think of a class discriminated against for a long time, women, and this is more about a battle of power. if you read all of the stuff that's going. they have a lot of issues at archie comics and they're going through a lot of stuff and they just want her gone. this is just one method to go through the the back door to get it done. >> verying about, because this history, i guess, a, that you've got

as we prepare to say farewell to two thousand and thirteen archies looking at events that made headlines this year. these labels supreme council hammer braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giant chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some have dubbed the gulag of our times. it's an undeclared global battlefield in which again and it's just one of the front lines. in the tribal zones of yemen and pakistan people will be hoping the new year brings some rest bite after nearly a decade of u.s. drone strikes despite repeated claims from the white house that these anti terrorist attacks are pinpoint the annual civilian death toll seems to suggest otherwise in the latest incident up to seventeen people were killed at a rural wedding ceremony in yemen are just loose accounting of reports on the human price of america's war. the locals call it death in the skies in pakistan's northwest tribal region an american drone as seen from the ground it's become the weapon of choice in the u.s. war on terror and this is the dam

and welcome life from our studios in moscow you're watching archie international with me and he said now it's good to have you with us our top story the u.n. security council has unanimously approved a plan to double the number of peacekeepers in south sudan more than twelve thousand international troops and thirteen hundred police will be protecting civilians in the african state which is seen deadly clashes break out between rival armed factions over the past two weeks are reports now from new york. the security council after a meeting also condemned the fighting and violence against civilians and ethnic communities that have caused hundreds of deaths across south sudan and raise concerns the world's newest country is on the brink of a civil war the u.n. says that investigators discovered a mass graves in the rebel held city of into with fourteen bodies at one site twenty bodies at a nearby site but the possibility of there being either even a third site now tens of thousands of people have fled the country amid fighting between rebels that are supporting former vice president riek

we call archie the beautiful idiot.ome of those terms sound harsh to us today, but were terms of endearment. >> it was probably spot on at that point in time. alice was very beautiful. but she had a pretty steady head. she would grow up into a woman who had wonderful political acumen, for example. archie had a tough time and had health problems when he was a young lad. kermit was the poetic one. >> yes. >> both of his parents confided in him. t.r. thanloser to the other children. i met ethel when she was an older person. she was a very gracious and wonderful lady. i just really liked her. >> everyone liked her. she was just that sturdy rock for the rest of the family. and poor ted. he carried the brunt of all of his father's expectations. manliness and what to do with your life, all of that. >> were the roosevelts with their six children, the largest family in the white house? >> i think so, but -- >> tyler had 15. i do not know if they were all at the white house at the same time. >> it had to be among the largest fami

fifty one mustang in arlington virginia perry and boring archie. and here's a tip when someone says they want to sell you star trek technology don't give them millions of dollars i got it this week fifty seven year old howard leventhal pled guilty to stealing millions of dollars from investors who he had conned into thinking that he was an inventor of a real world version of the famous star trek tricorder in the fictional t.v. show the tricorder was used to scan a patient to determine his or her illnesses and leventhal convinced investors that he had invented something similar called healthy o's mccoy home tablet and his pitch to investors leventhal forged documents to show that the canadian government was on board with this invention and in the end he took in more than twenty five million dollars from potential investors u.s. attorney loretta lynch spoke of the crime and leventhal as world the truth was cloaked by his web of lies in person ation his actions were the stuff of fantasy and science fiction valid only in another dimension next up maybe

campaign security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets to cross back protesters in istanbul and archie crew was there and got caught up in the chaos that erupted. into the place as this family the safety fair in the play. trying to push them back using this account and the police already be half in fear for this protest was coming this is something that we seem to have a good feeling to stay and we haven't been successful good news because statistically we see a losing me since we think of it mr think i mean the instructor was a fake political risk a real mystery it was the present tense moment i'm coming for you to describe the cause here but for the first thing we see the prime minister facing a challenge from the people who will tell you we will see them with this government themselves or with. the fifth amendment and we'll let you believe it or you will have to believe that you. really should really really take us to think of them because the very existence was leaving you to believe some of the phrases the bit to the back was too good. to speak for you could leave some of the plac

it's three pm here in moscow you're watching archie international with me nice in the way the top story this hour hollywood and pirates don't always go together what started as a legal battle against copyright infringement for the co-founder of the file sharing service the pirate bay has snowballed into a tide of hacking accusations from around the world now godfrey home could end up in jail for six more years as peter all over reports. banged up abroad since he was arrested in august twenty twelve pirate bay found a goth for its walk home vog seen the inside of jail cells in cambodia sweden and now solitary confinement in denmark it's just terrible as this man there to see that he is being treated like in this way like as if he were a terrorist hard criminal or violent criminal or sound kind acquitted on computer hacking charges by the appeals court in sweden he now has to wait and see what he'll be charged with in denmark due to the intricacies of danish law there's no way forgot for it to know how long he'll have to stay in solitary if it was you know a decision or warrant that was m

on archie archie dot com. and . it. just so. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. build a. mission to teach. from a christian monastery allegedly moving down to a nearby rebel controlled town as a christian community is increasingly caught up in the. ready to pick up and. start shooting a look at the radical right wing groups that have hijacked the demonstrations in kiev as more european leaders throw their weight behind. the union. aid for that plagued by unemployment and a recent study shows over twenty.

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addressed ordinary working man getting obsoleted by dust real take knowledge and computerization archie bunker keeps getting knocked down a notch and people drop out the bottom and the criminal justice system deals with these days i guess it's been morphed into something that handles surplus labor rather than crime so much so long as we've got dead problem we've got to have a lot of work in the criminal justice system and it's all tidy and it's got to do with dysfunctional lifestyles and a lot of the things did promote this prison population so drugs does happen to be the convenient. designer of crime of the morons logic but it is our it really comes out of this and i guess this is kind of the morphing of what you're talking about judge it comes down to money or lack thereof because because of the unifying factor of folks that we're locking up in this country is beyond race ghani thing is that we're locking up an alarming number of poor black folk a large number of poor latino fork and white folk we're locking up a poor two so it's poverty is the unifying issue and lack of access. to jo

archie had started out pro-tr and had moved over to taft. this emotional dependency. , he he went off to europe did not want to be around with -- when taft and roosevelt had their battle. he made his way back in april 1912. supposedly was correct -- quite heroic on the titanic. making sure woman got into the life boats at the cost of his own life. >> one of the highlights of this for years that the tests were in the white house was a celebration of their 25th anniversary. we will learn more in this next video. >> she enjoyed being the first lady. shortly after she given to the white house she suffered a stroke and she was not able to attend to all of those things so it was a little bit disappointing. in june of 1911 they were able to celebrate their 25th and i -- when he anniversary. they had a big party with the white house open, thousands of guests came in. they had music. they received tons of silver. just embarrassing amounts of silver. some of it expensive from not just friends or corporations, all types of people. we have some of that

i'm allowed to -- racism is back -- if it was over -- [laughter] archie bunker died in my ear.at did they say exactly? >> the new tweet read previous tweet read today we remember rosa park's bold stand and her role in fighting to end racism. >> i suppose it's a little more accurate. they did, later, have to issue a third tweet clarifying also instead of rosa park's bold stand we should have gone with refusal to stand which is what she did and today we remember #oops which was followed by and by remember we don't mean we ever forgot her but it was a long time ago and wow, am i not out of characters out #twitter #ofuc and then the final tweet and can we just say how good was the butler? the movie not black people as butlers not to say they are bad at it. oh, no here we do go about #why do i keep hitting send? uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu chawdz. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight actor the lead vocalist of 30 seconds to mars his latest film is "dallas buyers club." >> the whole purpose of study is to determine if it's helping people. >> you know there ain't no helping. >>

loving and long suffering wife. >> can only pin on you to being a ding bat. >> so, thank you, archie >> do you wish you were somebody else? >> no. but when i was a little girl i used to pretend to be somebody else. >> oh, yeah, who? >> deanna durbin. >> osgood: deanna durbin was a girl many little girls dreamed of being. voice like an angel. she charmed american through those dark depression days then walked away from the spotlight. died quietly at 91. ♪ >> osgood: the andrews sisters lifted our spirits in world war ii. there's the canteen in heaven, the andrews sisters are together there now. teaching angels to swing. ♪ goodbye to penny page who walked us through the ages with her silky voice. ♪ fly me to the moon and edie gourmet with her sophisticated style. >> lift off. >> he went in to orbit in 1962. >> it is go all the way. >> osgood: he had great stuff. >> for innovation in rocket pull pulling systems -- >> osgood: a rocket scientist who managed to raise a family and invent a propulsion system to keep satellites in orbit. gave us permanent press fabrics she saved us countless

archie the options. seems it will chill you to walk halt. she told the truth the union that the book the function. so you can go to item upon by two one two to look cohesive p e t the fishes at him and showed me one day so with that state. linda for longer soon he'll be dead basically he said the cd. to continue to watch the young and teaching that one. season of the local color. don't know. to get onto silver defeat on. symonds has had to resort to company you own don't run over to toss use it so the woman that is. go to. yes the sushi. he is talking. he too lenient in the war. and the kill chain by the sea. you should read it. i told him that he would be one. or i do mean you'll be you'll go eat some coke and he appealed to the t dot the legal uncertainty. chin chin while. you'll want to chat. teens. she says hi. you are going to tell. she can shoot with whom we should be a while the air. khaled. it was cool. the fifty. ut. to which i could cope should hold onto the gains. you could simply tuned into cooling due to up to canada the cougars

for the white house appraises drone strikes as a pinpoint curate anti-terrorist weapon archie looks at the staggering number of civilian casualties young man attacks have wreaked. gardens happy bell out exit leaves people there wondering whether the end justifies the means. couldn't do anything at all if you think that was this dish. i have no way i wish to speak to some of those trying to keep a roof over their heads banks pushed to repossess homes from struggling families.

sponsored twenty four team with archie. social science center just published a study suggesting that two thirds of muslims in western europe hold their religious roles and the laws of the countries that believe that if you read the bible if you get if you go into christianity you find the sentence that you should obey god more. means religious schools more important. more convincing those of the students of the very same thing that is now referred to the muslims. are going to be. the face of. pleasure to have you with us here today. darling high level corruption scandal triggers street violence police break up crowds demanding the government's resignation. yes you can a federal judge rules it's legal for the n.s.a. to collect the phone records of millions of americans it helps to counter terrorism while american and british media are slammed for failing to challenge the government's. role is not to be adversaries their role is to be all spokespeople all journalist glenn greenwald scolds his colleagues for unquestioningly se

stunner clint eastwood she was archie. breaking news on r t another powerful explosion in volgograd this one on a trolley bus at least ten people confirmed dead it's been less than a day since a suicide bomber killed at least six or killed sixteen people at the city railway station. ten am in moscow i met reza bring you today's breaking news here on our another explosion in the city of volgograd less than twenty four hours it happened on a trolley bus this time as it passed by a market during the monday morning rush hour at least ten people confirmed dead in this blast this less than twenty four.

biologists counting turtle nests at the archie carr national wildlife refuge in florida are astounded by the results. there were only 62 nests in florida in 1979, there are 35,000 this year. it can take green turtles 20 to 30 years to mature and begin building nests like this which is why scientists say it's taken so long since they were put on the endangered species list to see such positive results now. green turtles face other threats such as fishing lines, hooks and nets. at the turtle hospital in the florida keys, many are treated for aggressive viral tumors. the cause? unknown. >> we have so many more, higher percentage coming with tumors all over them. it gets on their eyes so they can't see and they starve. >> reporter: scientists also worry rising ocean levels and sea walls will destroy their nesting sites. >> every day twice a day at high tide the beach will be covered with salt water. >> reporter: still, the nesting explosion now is seen as a hopeful sign that conservation measures can work to restore a valued species that nearly went away. mark potter, nbc news, melbourne

it's ten pm in moscow you're watching archie international with me and he said no way let's get straight to our breaking news this hour it's now thought that a man and a woman carried out a suicide bomb attack in the southern russian city of volgograd it's been confirmed fifteen people were killed in the attack which targeted the.

. >> reporter: archie williams isn't planning to seek shelter but says it's not easy living in the cold>> can't go to sleep because it's too cold. so you doze off and it feel like you been asleep for hours but it's been five minutes. with the cold t settling in, police are look for signs of hypothermia hoping to get people through the cold snap safely. we willqy want to pay attentiono your pets, plants and pipes. how cold will it get in your neighborhood? >> that arctic blast of air is diving right down across california at the current moment. as we head throughout tomorrow morning, yes, it's going to be chilly at 6:00 a.m., napa, 39, walnut creek, 43. but it is going to get a lot colder than these numbers as we head into wednesday morning. freeze watch in effect for s you do expect temperatures to range from 25 to 36 degrees. who will be down to 29 degrees by 6:00 a.m. >>> a 20-year-old san francisco man is accused of robbing and murdering another man over a playstation video game. they met yesterday to buy a stoney playstation 4. that's when collins robbed and shot the other man multi

. >> archie elliptical correspondent. -- our chief political correspondent. >> ursula von der leyen switched from the labor ministry to defense. >> von der leyen is seen as a possible successor or angela merkel, although their relation has not always been easy. she pushed binding quotas for women executives. >> she can expect a higher profile than ever. the first woman to lead germany's defense ministry. >> this is a first in the history of germany, a woman as defense minister, commander-in- chief of the armed forces. there have been 16 defense ministers in west germany and united germany since the war, all men. but ursula von der leyen seems to like a challenge. >> anyone who knows her knows she has always been interested in international issues, as well as social policy matters. i think it is a good combination for a german defense minister. >> ursula von der leyen is a physician turned politician, and the mother of seven children. she is used to hard work. >> i have huge respect for the job. it will not be an easy one, but it is good to tackle new issues. i am looking forward to it. >> th

sky a twenty four gene with archie. unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. but you know now i only go to the duchesse. and antarctica. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young how are they going to get along with each other and i don't know. but i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. one ventures a weight in this mysterious land where do they live want to eat and want to be actually doing in antarctica. the day's news in the week's top stories on r.t. international the e.u. calling on turkey for more openness and made a massive corruption probe that triggered an arrest in a major government shake up. is doing to look back at two thousand and thirteen this time the story of a computer worker who grew up in the u.s. extensive global surveillance network. russia's foreign minister talks about the years of breakthroughs and challenges from syria to the missile defense spat with nato. ten am in moscow

twenty three would be with archie. a suicide blast in the russian city of volgograd kills fourteen passengers on a bus less than a day after a deadly bombing ripped through the city's train station. russia's president vladimir putin orders tighter security across the whole country in the wake of the bombings party investigates the security situation and saw the host of the host city of the upcoming winter olympics. our other top stories artificial intelligence u.s. government hackers routinely bug computer gadgets purchased online according to fresh n.s.a. leaks published in germany and. syria misses its near end deadline for ridding itself of toxic weapons we speak exclusively to the head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to find out why.

sponsored twenties would be with archie. with the pledge the players are safe and well and very hard to take on to let once again little money or discipline that he ever had sex with her make their lives let's play. lists and le me. these locals have been consol here braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giant chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some have dubbed the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which young and it's just one of the front lines. this is. an anti-government protesters violently dispersed by riot police in the stamboul as a corruption scandal shakes up turkey's ruling elite. a federal judge in new york declares the n.s.a.'s bulk collection of phone data to be lawful directly contradicting a court opinion from washington d.c. that mass surveillance violates the constitution also. the reporter who broke the edward snowden leaks lashes out of fellow journalist at a hackers conference in germany for giving

it for now for more the story to cover thirty youtube doc comes the church america to her website archie da comes fletcher said to follow me on twitter. hats and socks. was happy with the eyes on this edition of news line its interstate december twelve and catherine comanche and tell camp people who suffer from dementia lose their memory and judgment and often their ability to communicate. many live in fear. officials with alzheimer's disease international estimate that more than forty four million people worldwide suffer from dementia. by twenty fifty that number is expected to be to one hundred and thirty five million. health ministers from the group of eight nations say they'll commit to identifying a cure or treatment by twenty twenty five ministers health researchers and representatives of pharmaceutical companies got together in london for the first initiated in any case the mets. british prime minister david cannon said he hoped it would be remembered as that day the world began to stand out against dementia the global fund that really stopped. just on finding a kid of dimension.