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up on the streets their hard lives that leaves little time for a normal childhood let alone school ati's put us there has been meeting some of the young afghan teenagers struggling to feed themselves and their families. for a few hours each friday the street kids get to remember they still just children. to them kai flying is more than just a pastime it's a sport of skill all who master it all in quo and for a few brief moments forget that they live in abject poverty. my name is wesley doing i'm the father of the house i will never forget one day there was no job i came home and there was no food and my brothers and sisters and my mother they went to sleep hungry that god is only thirteen years old but as the man of the house his responsibility started early at six in the morning. my sister could take people and my brother. on the first. this is a typical poor kabul neighborhood children with runny noses dirty feet and growling stomachs every day was a dean takes his bucket and joins the tens of thousands of children heading to the country's streets to make the meager living washing cars

question on the ati dot com. what you want to live from moscow bringing nuclear power to viet nam rushes to build a country's first ever nuclear reactor in a deal signed off during president medvedev visit to a summit of southeast asian nations in hanoi. and new spy scandal looms as george refuses to confirm or deny claims that a bust of the network and twenty people allegedly gathering information for russia to police he says it's keeping all the details on the matter secret until the end of next week. joining forces in the war on drugs russia and the us spread down again to james opium producing labs in their first combined operation to tackle the world's heroin factory the raid marked to return for russian special forces to the country over twenty years after soviet troops left. in the weeks ah the main news as saddam hussein's deputy faces death world crimes against humanity we investigate whether the tariq aziz verdict was time to take the heat out of the latest revelations from wiki leaks whistleblower has

latest in a series of trips to study area russian scientists will spend a year drifting on an ice floe ati's a catarina grotto over reports from the arctic battlefields. have to run aggressive march through the arctic there sci's breaker slows down to a crawl explorers are in a delicate mission to find a suitable eyes filled for the arctic twenty ten station and importantly not to damage it a helicopter is deployed into action.

one flew aty daughter's mouth. able to spit it out quickly and good thing she recovered really ll. >> reporter: what happened when you were on the slide? was ere atink bug there when you went on the slide? >> yes. it was in my ear. >> reporter: was that scary or kind of gross? >> gross. >> repter: entomologists say the bugs have no natural predators except maybeeople who are doing everything they can to keep them out. and do they really stink? you betcha. >> if this was smell-o-vision instead of television, i would get the stink bugs, you would know pretty quickly why they're called stink bugs. >> reporter: bug experts say they release a defensive chemical not only when you kill them but when you're about to kill them. they say the best defense is to weatherize your home so there are no tiny openings for them to crawl into. >> eliminate them as best you can. then once they get indoors, get out that vac or the shop vac and vacuum as many as you can and then annihilat them. >> reporter: experts stay bug are trying to

yet but it'll be a uniquely human moment when the hatch door the siblings meet in space tom bought an ati. sure they will be talking to russia's and in our card exchange about the afghan drug threat and i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in just a couple of minutes. and discover accusing. the. new kid with a wild. test yourself and become. a. mission to give you. the. welcome back here with here's a look at other top stories kyrgyzstan is heading to the polls to elect the parliament that's hope will bring stability to the state ravaged by a repeat of bull the vote will take power away from the president for the first time in a central asian country. mourners are gathering in russia's city of smolensk to remember the victims of a plane crash which killed poland's president manny of its top brass it's been six months since the tragedy claimed the lives of ninety six people. and now we're review of the week ninety years after the u.s. led forces and rid of ghana stand civilian and coalition losses are on the rise foreign troops are struggling to turn around the fight against the ta

in a series of trips to study area russian scientists will spend the year drifting on an ice floe ati'sjoined their epic expedition. have to run aggressive march through the arctic the resi ice breaker slows down to a crawl explorers are on a delicate mission to find a suitable eyes filled for the arctic.

yet but it'll be a uniquely human moment when the hatch door the siblings meet in space tom botton ati. ozzy's interview with head over russia's counter narcotics agency is coming right up do stay with us for that. almost seventy years of the red machine would show we had people who wanted to leave in the past. weekend to make changes the society was immune to. believe. but it wasn't possible change the country's regime so quickly and with the home. monopoles of the fundamental changes in the state them people's minds on r.g.p. . for in the afternoon here in moscow you watch it on t.v. we're running down the top stories all today on the screen now could get stands voting in landmark election following a year of instability and violence observers say the poll the poll at this point is going smoothly. the result will see less power for the president and more for m.p.'s as the country becomes the first parliamentary democracy in central asia. mourners have gathered to remember the victims of the plane crash which killed the polish president six months ago near the russian city of smolensk

to take a look at the main stories we're covering this hour herod ati human rights groups often. torture has been put in charge of arab affairs in jerusalem infamous ready interrogator has been accused of the most of these cases for instance. the price russia has been gripped by the party. where the structures are hard to pick up risking life and limb to one person. koreans although to parliamentary elections the poll took states west economic crisis to date opinion polls say the party protecting the rights of the states russian might could be a surprise from russia. next join in the very center of a busy moscow district to enjoy. the taste of the capital. hello and welcome to moscow routes one of my favorite places in the russian capital is pottery our ship crazy here named after the palm that's the perfect place to sit and watch the world pos by if i just saw so one of the most expensive.

there is plenty more ahead for you this hour including ati's close up team visits the historic russian city of the leak did not go to a city that is seen both staggering wealth and devastating wars over a thousand year history but it's now we're covering off of a global financial crisis. the u.s. military is cracking down on its own troops in afghanistan and american officers to face a court martial for allegedly killing three afghan civilians for sport for other soldiers faced similar accusations two thousand and ten is already the bloodiest year of the entire war for the afghan people and the international forces as the taliban remain strong the u.s. led coalition is now changing his strategy a top man in the country general david petraeus says at least one taliban commander has been granted safe passage to the capital kabul. says the move that aimed at trying to get the militants to start negotiating a cease fire when are to use a military contributor i think the general strategy is unlikely to work. due to the new twist of so-called double primed text. pics of the u.s. military in

asia moscow believes in tackling the problem at its root by regulating opium poppy fields such as ati's and he's been lost he has been finding out how much a chemist within russia also pose a threat. a sting operation turns into family drama this pregnant woman and her boyfriend just try to sell five hundred grams of them fit him into undercover agents as sniffer dog found a stash of drugs under the front wheel of the suspects luxury car as it turned out the popular party drug was produced in a small village nearby all that the dealers needed to cuckoo eagle substance at home was some merchandise from the hardware store and some cough medicine from the local pharmacy drug dealers build their labs everywhere it could be an apartment or a house in a quiet residential area like this one besides the obvious criminal threats these places are extremely hazardous because of the chemicals that makes pollute at any moment drug enforcement agent alexander was shocked when colleagues discovered another amphetamine lab in the basement under this old wooden house the room was hidden three stories un

a dangerous process but one that it appears is disturbingly easy too and it does block reports for ati soaring straight values mean that ammo to chemists are not being put off by the threat of harsh prison sentences. the sting operation turns into family drama this pregnant woman and her boyfriend just tried to sell five hundred grams of them fed them into undercover agents sniffer dogs found a stash of drugs under the front wheel of the suspects luxury car as it turned out the popular party drug was produced in the small village nearby all that the dealers needed to cuckoo we will substance at home with some merchandise from the hardware store and some cough medicine from the local pharmacy drug dealers build their labs everywhere it could be an apartment or a house in a quiet residential area like this one besides the obvious criminal threats these places are extremely hazardous because of the chemicals that makes pollute at any moment the drug enforcement agent alexander was shocked colleagues discovered another amphetamine lab in the basement under this old wooden house the room wa

the world that turned ukraine into a parliamentary state six years ago were illegal let's cross to ati's accession scheme he have now alexei what's the significance of the court's decision. well first of all kerry this means that now ukraine's president has more power in the last four years that means that the country is returning to the original constitution of nine hundred ninety six it means now the president will be able to both hire and fire the country's prime minister without the consent of the parliament he will now be able to select governors and this of course is very important for unocal which has been trying to achieve this ever since he came to power to office in february two thousand and ten this decision by the constitutional court is not something completely unexpected there's been several information leaks in the last several days with sources within the presidential ministration and parliament saying that this decision will be taking it took almost a week for the constitutional court to deliver this verdict and they justified it by the fact that they believe in two thou

the for video on demand ati's money for old costs and feeds now in the palm of your. question on the altie dot com wealthy british style holds the. markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports. if. someone from funds to christians. screams totty don't come. first for. fifty fifty. five. two israeli soldiers face up to three years behind bars for forcing a palestinian boy to search for glue traps during the gaza war dr years ago israel reinforced a ban on using civilians as human shields palestinians say it's constantly breached . the world's twenty fastest growing economies are using fear so produce currency by agreement not to devalue to boost their exports talks in south korea the finance ministers also decided to use the international monetary fund to grow and monitoring exchange rates. and russia says the world wide web should not be governed by the u.s. or go by body instead if you do business on the home protect billion users from some but

video on demand ati's minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. the week in review nazi. horrifying chronicle of a hundred thousand deaths and evidence the us ignored widespread torture in iraq as the wiki leaks website blows over four hundred thousand secret pentagon files in the largest seventy eight of transferred american documents. to policemen on the civilian die in a terrorist attack on the parliament of the russian republic of chechnya with three militants also blowing themselves up and the world this whole. rising year of the government calls causing blonds us french you know just my tone of a president sarkozy's bill raising the pension age to sixty two while their british counterparts are one of massive demonstrations against the savage spending cuts. and a new era for moscow with a new man who promises to tom cole shortcomings of the previous eight a whole regime such as disastrous tawfiq congestion corruption present building spoiling the city's architecture. to alinta research on russia u.s. relations of the

yet but it'll be a uniquely human moment when the hatch door the siblings meet in space tom botton ati. analyse dot com has a lot more in store for you here are some of what you'll find online are waiting for you right now exploring the arctic's frozen expounds on a chunk of floating ice russia's scientists meet in the middle of the ocean to share breakthroughs on there.

video on demand ati's mind broadcasts and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t.v. dot com hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. are you watching our take a look now at the main stories we're covering for you this hour france is paralyzed by further violent protests against cutbacks and pension reform the unrest broke out after the government announced plans to raise the retirement age from sixty to sixty two but under is now turning towards the rioters making the country's dire situation worse. prosecutors are to look into allegations of child abuse in order russia's oldest conference teenage boarding students accused the nuns of beating them with belts as well as punishing sleep and food to for vacation. and americans scared by the state of economy of the king for new ways to escape reality for some of comic insight five characters have become not just a hobby but also the perfect hiding place. when in just a matter of weeks now since police in ecuador protest

see video on demand ati's minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. on the. torture and civilian deaths in iraq new revelations rock washington and those fresh secret u.s. military files are really on the mind. tension and slayer in europe as france a state with rallies after the raising its retirement age in unions by massive protests you pay in response to government. was an unexpected find in russia resort city of sochi as archaeologists cover an ancient temple wroxham for the twenty fourth winter a. warm welcome to you live from our headquarters here in central moscow this is our team with me and he said now away it's six pm here in the russian capital ten am in washington and first up this hour on line whistle blower wiki leaks has struck washington another massive blow the web sites let loose several hundred thousand secret u.s. military documents the largest leak ever met now reports from london. the files contain evidence of nearly one hundred ten thousand violent deaths that took place in iraq in the years between two thousand and four and two thousa

operations in southern russia recently which have revealed how militants there have links to al qaeda ati's natalia nova reports on the impact international terrorism has on russia. it's too soon to say who is responsible for this latest attack on the chechen parliamentary building but indeed the investigations into terrorist attacks that have been taking place in russia recently have shown that behind many of them stupid international terrorist organizations and experts say the terrorists from different countries are in fights cooperation across the world what is happening in russia particularly in northern caucasus what is happening in europe because we know that it was a red collar threat a few weeks ago there well that makes us think that this is sort of terrorist funded media in the world again and whether these are international whether this is national i think that it is a global war both of them are already. in june this year the u.s. authorities have called google more of an international terrorist linking his activities with al qaida now in washer the man is the first on the list

spirit but the capitals put out a fake front of bright billboards to hide the poverty of shanty homes ati's currency looks at the reality. across the early boards showcasing the commonwealth games have sprung up trying to hide the city's poverty but these haven't been entirely successful here investment the heart of the slum is still visible most of its two thousand residents are not surprised by the action. the government considers dirty it could give us a lot to relocate them instead of too high just to put a curtain up as if we are dirty and shouldn't be seen our politicians take their votes but this stage in. the commonwealth games are supposed to showcase delis arrival as a world class city in this new avatar there is no place for the city slums no wonder then that even the station feels that these boards will help project the best of the city pushing away the reality that means just behind them people in the slum now have to circle around the whole barricade to fetch water from the other side children to have to squeeze themselves in and out through the gaps to avoid the long new rout

now past the hour here in moscow you all with ati the headlines now east of the mediterranean oil rigs i saw the latest point of tension. in the troubled region a four way race is on with israel and lebanon resorting to threats to stake their claim. american support for a kurdish only police force causes into ethnic tensions in iraq's cultural melting point kurds in the city fear that the u.s. pullout will lead to much. russia has come top for youth violence and knife crime and world health organization study experts blame parents for not paying enough attention to their kids'. insider trading illegal for the average american but not if you're a senator the wall street journal says many are taking advantage of their knowledge of markets they often have direct influence over. well how much does it cost to be an e.u. member state and is it really worth it dr lee roth a veteran from behind the scenes of relations shared his thoughts with an interview right here with us at r.t. . i'm talking to dr. who for many years has been an advisor to the government on european affairs and he's also a

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countries have tried long and hard to find out who's got the lights or structures stacey reports for ati. i mean annual pay greater than mark but never before had the competition. for the biggest prize not because for the first time ever it's now. that's the big. countries. and like i said competition is just not a one day event the pigs have been all year they're eating healthy doing runs on their track and their prospective homelands and they've also been doing practice raises here and the heat are helping them to. the my finals on saturday and the finals on sunday and i think the legs the most points and yet wins the title of absolute champion a medal and a strawberry. delicious steaks moves reporting from opinion impacts in moscow next tonight the altie interview it's been two years since the credit crunch struck but many americans are still picking up the pieces just ahead tonight we take a closer look at the crisis condition of the u.s. top right anomalies. our team is sitting down with the author of naked capitalism one of the top five most visited financial log on the web eve smi

many are taking advantage of the knowledge of markets they often have direct influence over and as ati's gone a chicken found out it's not even illegal the annual salary of members of the united states congress one hundred seventy four thousand dollars the profit they can make by trading on inside information priceless. a number of u.s. lawmakers and dozens of congress staffers several portably traded thousands of dollars worth of stocks of companies they or their processes wrote last for under the u.s. law there is no conflict of interest here they're just plain cheating and it's not fair what they're doing currently all u.s. lawmakers and their highest paid staffers have to do is to disclose information once a year on their finances by the analysis of the wall street journal u.s. public servants have been phenomenally successful trading stock at the peak of the wall street crisis senator spencer backus made hands of thousands of dollars betting against the market that he's a media helps oversee and he's the ranking member on the house committee on financial services. chris miller a top

threats of more financial nightmare is to come new yorkers attending to the world of comics to help ati's and us to see a child cannot reports. for two years now the world economy in the u.s. has turned into an ocean of horror from many how do you skate your fears by saying employed what if you get fired what are you going to do i'm screwed while some have been choosing humor to fight off the frightening reality are you afraid of a double dip recession. others weighs a little less legal are you afraid of the economy. what do you do to escape reality . i sit in my room and i smoke a lot of weed but many are choosing something completely different because millions of americans are very frightened of the state of the u.s. economy more and more u.s. citizens are trying to escape into the world of fantasy welcome to comic con the world's biggest gathering of comic book fans and site file overs do you feel like this costume protects you from the woods of the u.s. economy. park it's making my money inside somebody's pocket r t tried on the gear to test its superpowers yeah i definitely do feel v

and more of that interview in about fifteen minutes time right here on ati well it's a day of mourning in the southern russian region affected by the weekend's massive flash floods at least fourteen people were killed with nine still missing almost four thousand have been caught in the deluge with many villages in parts of the class and the region swamped by heavy rain the storm cools the local rivers to burst their banks and lead to mudslides in the mountains several sections of the north cook asian railroad were blocked and bridges destroyed officials say the situation's slowly getting back to normal with bottled energy and water supplies being restored. the first of twelve u.s. soldiers accused of terrorizing and murdering afghan civilians is set to face court martial officials say the rogue platoon took drugs and killed people for sport while commanders seemed completely unaware of their actions oxys military contributor says the case reveals a wider problem there are lots of difference between the soviet and american experience in afghanistan but one of the most insidious. and har

employees of the russian intelligence services in a ceremony at the kremlin palace let's not cross live to ati's are you going to scan all the more details on this so that this story made headlines around the world this summer here take us through what happened. well absolutely this story was probably the biggest spy scandal between moscow and washington since the cold war era in june american offshore he's announced that they've arrested a group of ten people who are suspected of being secret russian agents were working for many years in the united states undercover they've all been detained had gone and undergone trial were found guilty of being on registered illegal russian agents had their property and belongings were taken away by american authorities that were also banned from ever coming back to america unless a big green light is given by the white house itself and they're also all bridgette from ever publishing any information on their activities while we're working undercover for russia in the united states and then they were deported from america in exchange for four people who are se

so yet but it'll be a uniquely human moment when the hatch door the siblings meet in space somebody ati. had just a few minutes we focus on the human cost of the war in iraq in our special report and i'll be back with our top stories in a moment. forty two thousand americans die each year for accidents for me a thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themselves cancer in all its forms kills five hundred sixty thousand of us here part disease is even more devastating.

lodging international broadcasting twenty four hour news channels correspondents around the world when ati's political commentator people of l. says the chairman statements put him beyond real john. the south a city in conflict c.n.n. took the side voice of america took the side of georgia iran two thousand and three the drive to war i mean this is nothing to do with journalism it's about soft power and pushing the american foreign policy agenda and it looks like the chairman is a little worried that the world isn't believing him or his organizations any more. ok now people how do you react to the chair referring to russia as an enemy because walter isaacson says we cannot allow ourselves to be out communicated by our enemies now isn't this ruining his mission statement of reporting news are not creating enemies i guess he doesn't have anything to do with journalism because that's what we're supposed to do is journalist is give you facts maybe give you perspective but he's making it sound like it's just a media war and he treats everyone that is his competitor in a competitor of the united s

video on demand ati's my old compass and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the t.v. dot com wealthy british science is america sometimes it's. margetts why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on r g. you're watching our do you live from moscow our top stories for us it's rubber stamp the deal to build vietnam's first ever nuclear energy plant which should be completed by twenty twenty the agreement came as president with a difference handed a summit of southeast asian nations. operation top secret georgia refuses to comment on reports it rounded up a ring of twenty spies allegedly gathering classified information for russia to police he says it's staying quiet until a news conference due at the end of next week. afghan opium producing labs in the been destroyed or brought in the u.s. is first joint crackdown on the world's largest heroin factory the rate marked a return to the country by russian special forces over twenty years after soviet troops left. and as saddam hussein some deputy faces dea

old denise will now undergo medical tests and receive help to adapt to a normal life back in moscow ati's tom barton was there for his return. home at last after allegedly being sold for drugs on the other side of the world physical abuse and five years in an orphanage twelve year old denise is finally back in his native russia the full extent of his suffering isn't just give us that he might have been taken to the dominican republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade the judicial investigation couldn't clarify all the circumstances that we should make speculations just because the boy can't explain what happened born in the volgograd region in one thousand nine hundred eight his adoptive parents moved to the dominican republic in two thousand and four a year later they returned to russia turning their backs on dennis and leaving him with the local family they too soon gave him up this time to an orphanage but not before a cruise day they hit and punished him the thing is that he behaved badly it was terrible but only because his parents and sisters left h

and you can read more about victimhood and all knowledge stories online at ati dot com and here's a look at what's on the slide right now. in the race for the whole season most specific whole matter is this president that is considering a shortlist of four vying to become the male the council sitting. on the ground old you could pull the lever to a superhero known as pig mud is cleaning out the clamping down on the litter problem in the country's forests old awesomely to dot com. the u.s. might claim to bat champion of freedom of speech but not the same as it's coming from russia iran venezuela china the head of the media organization which oversees america's international broadcasting says it must stop its game to combat they rise a war he called media and ways including getting a chicken has been it's a common belief on capitol hill that the best way to raise money from congress is to scare them walter isaacson the head of a government agency that manages u.s. international broadcasting apparently wants a lot of money the cost to fight america's enemies in the media which he identifies

yet but it'll be a uniquely human moment when the hatch door the siblings meet in space tom botton ati. and shortly will be talking to russia's and an ark audix chief about the afghan drug threat of a back with a recap of our top stories in just. forty two thousand americans die each year for accidents will be a thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themselves cancer in all its forms because five hundred sixty thousand of us here part disease is even more devastating.

york but with a kickoff of the case in lower manhattan the hysteria seems to have been groundless ati's in the citric story. but the main problem isn't security same problem on the head no no how many intelligence secrets will we surrender during this process or terrorist or whatever on us soil that's not the point we'll get to spew all kinds of anti american propaganda because that's what's going to happen well i'm an oracle a shockingly relaxed atmosphere outside the federal courthouse in lower manhattan especially when a case of such significance is going on this place has seen some of the most publicized scandals of the last two years this is where bernie meet off with centers for over a century this is where the curious case of the russian special agents unraveled this entire street was packed with t.v. satellite trucks and dozens and dozens of crews ready to bring their viewers all of the latest and now one for the first time of one ton of detainees being tried in a criminal court of justice in the u.s. none of the media hype is here. as the decision whether or not to try terror s

video on demand ati's mind bold colors and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your.questions on the dot com. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. not the international association of russian language and literature teachers who hold the world festival of russian language. are you interested in a better understanding of russian language and culture can you sing russian songs well and. become a participant of the world festival of russian language. a really exciting trip to st petersburg in russia. for more information visit the first of the website. georgian r t how many so now with the headlines for some children into the firing line to israeli soldiers and wait sentencing after being convicted of using a palestinian boy as a human shield the child was forced to open bags home to contain bombs and cause more. condemnation vicious debate and calls for an investigation of all the in the aftermath of the biggest leak of military piles in u.s. history suggesting torture and still billion doubts

see video on demand ati's minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t. dot com. technology update here. we've got the future covered. first. say. welcome back to the weekly curan r.t.l. nice now with the latest news and this week's top stories in russia sealed the deal to build vietnam's first ever nuclear power plant in a bid to help the country develop as an independent and modern state the agreement was signed as to be permitted to visit hanoi to boost cooperation with the region. press tensions flare as georgia house reportedly arrested a network of twenty people all georgians for spying for russia to b.c. has refused to either confirm or deny the claim. and the first ever joint us russian anti drugs operation in afghanistan has been help the sick sat's forces have destroyed four drug labs and confiscated a ton of heroin worth over two hundred million dollars. the us overestimates the threat of terrorism and therefore squanders billions of dollars on military operations abroad that's according to antiwar activist blogger and author

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toyota allegedly forced owners to sign confident aty agreements as part of the buy back deal. they only purchased two cars and found no problems with either one. >>> a new kind of amusement park is going global. kid zinnia started in new mexico. once inside they learn about the real world through role play. trying out 70 professions. including firefighters and dentists. they worry about money and work. they are currently plans to open 11 more parks including in china to help entertain the 300 million children who live there. kid zania. >>> story you will only see here on ktvu channel 2 for the first time. former bart police officer johannes mehserle talks about the police shooting two years ago. >>> good morning. right now traffic is okay on the bay area bridges. bay bridge san mateo, golden gate, and the western bridge. i want to throw in the dunn barton bridge. it looks like the rain is not a problem on the bridges for the time being. let's go back to the desk. >>> thanks. still october. time for halloween and apparently for skiing. boria will be the first tahoe ski resort t

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i was ly out of context, reversed, 1 aty°, it was absolutely -- 180° it was absolutely opposite of what said. >> mike: the context was you were at a ministry conference, a gerring of christian people. it was not out of the ordinary. this was not a campaign speech this was a number of years ago. read genoa you say. >> write a journal, i have verses for my wife den pick the ones that say, she should submit me. that's in the bible. but pick the ones you're supposed to do. instead, love your wife even as christ loved the church and gave himself for it. as posed to wives submit yourself your own husband. expect pray that if she wants to, but den you pray it. >> mike: by the way your lovely wife sandy is here. that you -- thank you for standing up and putting up with all the nonsense that you have had to put up with. we asked alan grayson to be on the program and he declined, what a surprise. he did give us a statement. i want to share what he said. he said at a right wing institute for basic life principles conference in 2009 which teaches a literal interpretation of the bible that women sho

they are taking a look inside the aty, the walls, to make sure there is no hidden flames or smoldering embers that are not obviously visible. the one employee, one customer in the sort at the time of the fire, they were not injured and the san jose fire department reports no injuries to personnel, either. that's the story live in san jose. i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> as elizabeth mentioned, caltrans is on day two of its emergency repairs to the san mateo bridge. linda yee is at the toll plaza with a closer look at the crack that's creating all the problems and also the traffic situation. linda, good morning. >> good morning, sydnie. >> reporter: if the san mateo bridge is your usual route, think of an alternative because a significant portion of the far right westbound lane is still closed. now, caltrans has been working to repair a 10" been working crack in a steel beam under that roadway. the crack was discovered during a routine inspection earlier this week. engineers are installing 1 1/2" thick steel plates on the top and bottom of the crack just to prevent it from fur

chance of rain atis out of the picture.ll almost be like a summer day. a bradys in london, is around the bay, '70s for the coast. >> 5:32 a.m. more help could be on the way for san bruno to committees today will consider legislation to provide disaster relief. the bill would continue to allow $7,000 property tax exemption that would of qualified had there, not been damaged and destroyed. they can also deduct in come losses. this a second lawsuit has been filed as well it alleges pg&e is negligence led to the blast. the suit from a man who suffered injuries in the explosion is seeking class-action status. it is similar to a first one that was filed several weeks ago. a story we first told about last week's several school playgrounds have been closed after six children were injured. last night at a meeting parents and administrators talk about what to do. the district has decided to lower the monkey bars by a foot even know it sounds it was installed correctly. they will remain closed until playgrounds have been fixed and the

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. >> i look back aty career protecting people no matter what the crime was or whether was against children. we prosecute them fully when that occurs. it is horrible when someone hurts a child. i'm very proud of my record of going after the bad guys seeking successful prosecutions of those. certainly, as in any federal program, of oversight, if we're sending federal taxpayer dollars into the program, it should have federal oversight. when it is not being in ministered, you approve that or you pull the program. >> rebecca sink-burris. >> protecting those who cannot protect themselves is certainly within the purview of government. it is one of the duties of government. for us to be failing at that as we have in indiana is just not acceptable to many of us. part of the problem is we ve allowed the government to go way beyond its core duties. that means it is not able to focus on those core duties and take of those in the way that it should. there's so many things that governments are involved and that should really be in the private stor or in civil society, that these dined -- that these kind