orbitz named atlantic city as a comeback kid for 2013.re actually at revel, which is the hottest new resort and casino destination here in atlantic city, and it is a hotel that's kind of propelling atlantic city to a new level, bringing it from just a gaming destination to everything from dining, nightlife, spas... so, it really is kind of stepping the game up here for atlantic city. when we get into value destinations, we named three destinations as great values in 2013: phoenix is the first. with average hotel rates in the new year coming in at around $100 a night, and with nearby destinations like tucson, which averages $96 a night, it is a great value for people looking for an outdoor getaway. orlando is also one of our value destinations. they just opened the new fantasy land at walt disney world, and here there is such a large hotel inventory that there is something for every budget in this market. finally, everyone in chicago and the area are going to be looking to head to the caribbean this winter. the dominican republic is the is

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and i'll discuss obama's second term with editor for the atlantic, ta-nehisi coates. which one of us will be black? the answer may surprise you. [ laughter ] atari filed for bankruptcy today but they're thinking about just taking it out, blowing on it, and seeing if it'll work again. [ laughter ] this is "the colbert report." ["the colbert report" theme music captioning sponsored by comedy central playing] [cheers and applause] welcome to the show, everybody. [chowd chanting see it fen] thank you so much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] welcome to tonight's simulcast. good to have you with us. [ laughter ] folks, as a broadcaster, it's my sacred responsibility to bring you the latest information that i watched on some other cable tv network. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] but frankly, today there was no real news to report. instead everbody was obsessed with something they kept calling-- >> second inauguration of barack obama. >> second inauguration. >> second inauguration. >> stephen: wrong. check your constitution. >> "president shall be inaugurate

thursday some of the cold air out of western canada returns to the mid-atlantic. watch for rapidly changing temperatures. tomorrow a lot of clouds around and fog in the morning. still warmer than normal. wednesday it is a front starts to approach, we'll see a line of showers and maybe a ribbon of thunderstorms coming through wednesday evening. then the blast of cold and mountain snow returns. it is going to be chilly to end the week. tomorrow may be 50 degrees in spots south of baltimore. cloudy skies and fog to burn off. rain showers. hold on, skiers. the cold and snow come back thursday, friday into the weekend. good skiing weather going again toward the end of the week. on the eastern shore, fog. 63 with showers. wednesday, on the lower eastern shore, the part of the state that has the best chance for thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening as temperatures get up into the mid 60's. our seven-day forecast cool, but warming tomorrow. look at the temperatures on thursday. the high of 53 probably going to occur around sun rise with falling temperatures during

comes after the argentine president accused london of maintaining a last post of empire in the south atlantic. and film producers this year to france as he gets a russian passport after a dramatic falling out of his native land over a new tax hike on the wealthy. with a look back at the top stories of the last seven days and the latest developments

the northeast and the mid-atlantic states.icy mix will stretch from the mississippi valley to the southeast. the northeast will see rain and mountain snow and it will be raining across the southwest. >>> in sports now. starting next season the nba's new orleans franchise will no longer be called the hornets. owner tom benson announced the team will change its name to the pelicans. the team unveiled its new logo as well. the pelican is louisiana's state board but said the hornets didn't mean anything to the community. >>> on the court last night knicks carmelo thoents and kevin garnett bumping fits. carmelo would have his revenge though. he scores 28 points and the knicks snap an 11-gaming losing streak in boston with an 89-96 win. and things went from bad to worse for one family at the winter x games in aspen. that's snowmobiler caleb moore in the freestyle. he couldn't complete the back flip and barely had the snowmobile fall on him. he was hospitalized with a concussion. moments later his brother colton also crashes and he,

it is basically falling apart over the mid atlantic. we were talking about a potential for a rain or snow shower. we are scaling back their chances. high pressure is ushering in dry air into the mid atlantic. the storm system is putting on the brakes as it moves east. there is a cold front moving in tonight. we will not see a big change in the temperatures. this upcoming week will be quiet. there's one system off to the south. into thursday, more moisture down to the south. we'll stay mostly dry. notice how the storm tries to come up the coast but many moves offshore. pretty quiet for this upcoming week. we will start off with morning clouds and sunshine into the afternoon. more sunshine later into the afternoon. pretty close to 40 degrees each and every day. minimal chances for precipitation. things are looking good heading back to work and school. >> 2012 is officially over and that is good news for drivers. the average price for a gallon of gasoline was up 9% from $3.51 the year before. the all-time high was $4.11. 2012 was a good ye

all through the mid-atlantic, some 25 to 30 degrees lower, our temperatures, the cold air blowing in. the other thing we're seeing blowing in, and you can see it all showing up throughout pennsylvania, ohio, down through west virginia, we're seeing a few flurries coming through the area. some folks all right tweeting about that. look at the windy conditions. new gaithersburg, 40 in lesion burg, 28 in manassas, 35-mile-per-hour wind gusts in d.c., we'll see the wind settle just a bit tonight, and still another breezy to windy day coming our way tomorrow. windchill temperature of 32 degrees here, but already feels like we're in the 20s. it feels like we are in the 20s.

eugene patterson the pulitzer prize winning former editor of the atlantic constitution died last night at his home in florida. patterson was a legendary newspaper man. he wrote about the civil rights movement at a time when many southern newspapers avoided dealing with it.

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only in the 20s from minneapolis to chicago. 40s up and down the northeast into the mid-atlantic.n through the southeast. we do have some rain. it's that slow-moving cold front that's going to bring rain to the southeast today. and even into tomorrow. we're looking for a high of 58 degrees in atlanta tomorrow. so that cold front that's been slow to move eastward but it's going to knock back temperatures to average for the rest of the week. >> we're enjoying the warm weather while we have it. >>> just ahead, oddsmakers are already betting on whether will and kate's baby will be born on grandma princess diana's birthday. >>> how well did tina fey and amy poehler do at this year's "golden globes"? you'll find out. using cloud computing and mobile technology, verizon innovators have developed a projective display for firefighters. allowing them to see through anything. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. and one wedding, 2 kids, 43 bottles of olay total effects and many birthdays later, still looks amazing. thanks to the tru

that warmth will be pushing into the mid-atlantic region. tomorrow, rain showers are coming through. ones that storm slips into the country, it will drag out warm front passed us, and the mild air to the stock will stream in for the weekend. we talk about all this warmth on the eastern seaboard. talk about this cold air. the colder makes its way through denver tomorrow. is making its way through canada. as we have been saying all week, the ravens will be playing in a dramatically different air mass then we will be watching in on the eastern side of the country. the breeze will occasionally be up to 10 miles per hour. there is a piece of the arctic air moving down the mountains on saturday. warmth along the eastern seaboard. that makes its way east throughout the day tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, that will be pushing into the mid atlantic. it will be colder, but not until a week from today. scattered showers, increasing into tomorrow night. winds are averaging 5 to 10 knots. western maryland, this is crazy for january. it will be warm into s

aaa admit it -- mid-atlantic has not taken a position. the police oppose raising the limit from 55-65. when the issue came up in the 1990's. >> breaking news just in, we have confirmed the sentencing date for john leopold. the judge scheduled sentencing for march 14. he was found guilty on two counts of misconduct in office on tuesday. one of those counts was related to him using his security detail to perform political activities on the job. the other involved making a secretary and members of his detail empty his during catheter bag. >> the countdown is definitely on to the super bowl. >> three days until the big game. all the ravens have promised to do everything they can do to get another win, our team coverage continues from new orleans. we are joined by pete gilbert. we understand you caught up with a 2001 champion. >> yes, i did. the whole scope of things right now, starting to get that buys. >> we are in the downtown area and you can fill that excitement. we have seen a lot of fans coming into town. >> and beyonce sang today. in t

chris orr film critic for "the atlantic."y," you've seen it. >> i have. >> bill: they opened it up just enough in two cities right before the end of the year so it would qualify. it really is not fair. it may backfire for them. >> i think it probably has a bit. there's been so much discussion of the movie. a lot of criticism of the movie before almost anyone in the country has had a chance to see it. >> bill: almost a month of build-up where you can't see it. even like me, i wanted to. whatever that date was in december, i called a friend of mine and said we're going to the movies tonight. we're going to see "zero dark thirty" and then i looked and realized i have to live in new york or l.a. >> it is a movie you want to talk about and nobody's seen it. >> bill: there are people who say that it celebrates torture and that they got information from the c.i.a. or from the white house that they should never have been able to -- as hollywood directors shouldn't have access to. is it a good movie or not isn't that what should count

tomorrow, the same high pressure system that is pulling us out now gets off the mid-atlantic coast. there is milder air. temperatures, 39 in january? that is pretty low. the milder air will push into our region, but just for a day or two. sunday night, the arctic air will push south. the upper level wind charts show that air mass is perfect -- and purples and blues. it pushes into the mid-atlantic. the coldest air of the winter so far will role in -- will roll in. enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures tomorrow. we may even squeeze in one decent day on sunday, as far as temperatures go. right down the coast into baltimore, sunday evening, a cold front making its way through. heck effect snow showers start to come in as arctic air arrives. tomorrow, 47 to 52. it should be a beautiful saturday. western maryland gets to saw out, but then a front of serve. lake-in france smoke could accumulate in the mountains early next week. -- lake-enhanced snow could accumulate in the mountains early next week. and the arctic temperatures swing through. the same front cuts across foxborough midday

. >>> arrancamos en el estadio quintana roo con la visita de tigres al atlante, tempranito, Álvarez conlideres del torneo. puebla se fue al infierno para enfrentar a los diablos, borja, gira, y mete el disparo, y lucas silva para el empate, uno a uno entre toluca y puebla. en la nfl, brady se convirtiÓ en el quaterback con mÁs victorias en postemporada, lanzÓ tres pases para anotaciÓn, y los patriotas destrozaron a estos, brady dejÓ atrÁs a montana, consiguiÓ 344 yardas mediante pases, y llevÓ a patriotas a la final de la conferencia americana contra ravens. y mc ryan rescatÓ a atlanta, que vencieron a seahawks, los atlanta falcons resistieron, atlanta pasÓ a la final de la conferencia nacional, tendrÁ de rival a san francisco. >>> las cosas se ponen muy buena, para toda la informaciÓn deportiva, ingrese a univisiÓn deportes. com, regrese a obama contra las armas de asalto.estudian reforma migratoria en estados unidos. veneran los huesos equivocados. que tal, les habla enrique acevedo.el presidente obama confirmo que propondra una prohibicion de las armas de asalto como la que se utiliz

the tories are on the backside of the storm on its way out over the atlantic. clary skies for tomorrow afternoon and saturday looks like a nice sunny day. see the snow showers at of the lakes? that is an arctic cold front that will sweep through here. the coldest air will get here next week. 25 to 32 tonight. the rain and snow stays to the south. skies will clear toward morning. the sun comes up at 7:23 a.m. flurries are possible. highs in the 20's tomorrow. much colder tomorrow. enjoy the sunshine as that storm pulls away. clearing up nicely friday and saturday. windy conditions and temperature near freezing. winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. the seven day forecast calls for the temperatures to briefly warm to the 50's. much colder next week. >> here we go again. getting ready for the ravens and patriot, a rematch. that is next in sports. >> tonight's jackpot has an estimated annuity of $550,000. the numbers for tonight. 6, 4, 24, 10, 15, and 16. if no one matches all six numbers on one line of the ticket, the jackpot climbs to 500 some $5,000. next drawing m

a lot of that wants will move into the mid-atlantic.e will track that in just a couple of minutes. >> a late-night shooting in southwest baltimore leads a 32- year-old man dead and police are on the lookout for a person who pulled the trigger. it happens just before midnight on sunday. police tell us that is where they found terry williams line on the ground suffering from several gunshot wounds. he died a short time later at shock trauma. police in anne arundel county have arrested three people in a weakened homicide and two of the suspects are a father and daughter. 48-year-old eric bank is awaiting a court appearance, but his daughter erica is already behind bars. it happened just after 4:00 in a wooded area. preliminary investigation reveals the victim was involved in an ongoing dispute with the 27-year-olds erica. her father is charged with first-degree murder. police are still trying to figure out why the suspects and the victim were together. city police have identified the officer and suspect involved in a deadly exchange of gun

it is around the mid atlantic and dc area in up state new york no fa snowfall accumulations.hat is a tenth of an inch even greater ams forecast so it could be an issue on the road ways. could be seeing travel delays. there is much milder air behind the storm system. many of you are seeing winter weather to start out with and transition to rain. temperatures well above average by tuesday in chicago in the 60s heather and patti ann in the 50s by wednesday. mild air poses trouble further south in the form of severe weather. >> maria molina in the weather center thank you. >>> it is time now to entertain this. jennifer lawrence not only making headlines for winning best female actor at the sag awards last night, also for what looks like a wardrobe malfunction. you can see her dress seems to rip when she walks up to accept her award. but it is made of two parts and they are connected by a sheer lining. >> bradley cooper might go from heartthrob to the athletes. he is reportedly interested in playing lance armstrong on the big screen. he's releasing the movie and stealing the atten

>> just moving out of chicago, through parts of smiffing, into the mid atlantic. look at that ice, the purple color, north of it from new york to boston, not out of the woods. going to be snow. severe weather is our next big effect. look at the cold air behind that extreme warmth up in front. you have to be worried tuesday into wednesday from st. louis to d.c., down to montgomery, alabama. >>> when we come back on the shortened broadcast, the brand new surcharge in 40 states for people using their credit card. we ask what's it all about. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings retirement advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. learn more with our free usaa retirement guide. call 877-242-usaa. clusters of pustules, pimples. i had this shingle rash right next to my spine. the soreness was excruciating. it w

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they're hopscotching their way across europe and then the atlan atlantic and then to arizona to bring it home. on this video, you can see them on a road. they're on that road after an emergency landing. at one point, a tractor is cutting out part of the snow so they can make a runway for these guys to take off. see all those people along the road? looky loos. just people interested in seeing them try to get that plane to america. now, on december 21st, the adventure started. they were in sweden. they got the plane. then their instrument panel went out. they had to wait for that to get fixed. at one point, the batteries went out. then the radio went dead. then snowy weather caused them a problem. then the plane sunk in the mud. >> something was definitely trying to stop them om getting where they were th problems. they'll get there. all these different things they come across, all these challenge, they're meeting people that are helping them out. that's awesome. >> good thing they're having these problems now over land. it's not going to be as easy once they get over the atlantic. >> s

it was originally constructed using circus elephants to lure toorusts from atlantic city.for billions in damage and counting. peter grn is here to tell us of one industry that may benefit. >> there's not a lot of good you can say about hurricane accepted, but the rising tide of destruction may have risen the boating industry. along with huge losses came huge payouts. when hurricane sandy barreled through the northeast last october, it leveled homes and businesses along the coastline. it also damaged or destroyed 65,000 boats. >> hurricane sandy was the single largest loss to recreational boating since we have been keeping track since 1966. >> reporter: as a result, one might suspect a lot of boaters and boat manufacturers were out of the water and out of business. >> best december we've had. >> reporter: welcome to the world of unexpected consequences. the boating industry is expected to enjoy one of its best years ever. why? nearly $650 million are being written by insurance companies to boat owners who are looking to get back on the water. this new injection of cash is h

than 80,000 dollars for the atlantic general hospital. water temperatures were in the low 40s so they didn't hang around because 40 degree temperatures in the water that's deadly. >> that is. yeah. that will get cold. and the polar bear plunge at sandy point polar bear plunge. >> would you tell lynette we signed her up for the polar bear plunge. >> we should do it. >> you guys have jokes this morning. i like that. it's very cold out there. you need to bundle up as you step out. look at temperatures around the nation. we are talking about teens. so we are on a stepladder and the colder air is going to be moving in. i will call it the polar invasion. look at chicago, 12 degrees. we are looking at 17 in minneapolis this morning and we are going to get in on some of that chilly air as we go through time here. we are cold this morning with temperatures coming in at 30 degrees in catonsville. 24 in manchester. darlington at 27. and the temperatures below freezing at freezing in annapolis and also easton. and this is what we can expect as we go

rain also begins flooding in the mid-atlantic states.he northeast and midwest stay dry while much of the west will see windy conditions. >>> the world of sports is intrigued by a strange story involving notre dame football star manti te'o. the heisman trophy finalist grabbed the national spotlight when his grandmother and girlfriend died on the same day. it turns out she never died. in fact, never even existed. notre dame says te'o was the target of a hoax. he was duped into a relationship with an online persona created by a group of perpetrators. he was led to believe she died in september. they report there are no death or school records for the woman. notre dame's athletic director says te'o was the perfect mark. >> he is a guy who is so willing to believe in others and so ready to help that as this hoax played out in a way that called upon those tendencies of manti and roped him more and more into the trap. >> notre dame says te'o learned of the hoax when he received a call from the woman's phone number during an awards ceremony in d

and rain drenches roads from houston to the mid-atlantic. slick ride in the northeast. >> if you're flying, delays are possible in atlanta, washington, d.c. and new orleans. >>> and now, to the increasingly complicated case of lance armstrong. after years of denying any drug use, the once-celebrated cyclist has come clean. >> it's kind of an apology tour that included a face-to-face with staffers at his charity. abc's neal karlinsky has the latest. >> reporter: lance armstrong is rewriting his own story. now, reportedly admitting in an interview with oprah, that he did, in fact, use performance-enhancing drugs to win the tour de france. earlier, standing amidst a tear-filled room of 100 livestrong staff members, sources tell abc news, armstrong took responsibility for the damage his actions have caused the livestrong foundation. the cancer charity he founded, and which helped turn him from athlete to global icon. it's not just about the drugs, but the defiance. his categorical insistence that he never cheated. you can see it in his unflitchi

shares gained 0.5% while atlantic tele-network jumped 12.3%. the wireless carriers have been looking for spectrum to expand their services. verizon, meantime, reported quarterly results a nickel less than expected. like other carriers, while it sold a record number of smart- phones over the holidays, many of them came with heavy subsidies hurting short term profits. the stock gained 0.9%. it hit a two-month low last week. tomorrow night, we will hear from apple about its holiday quarter. this quarter, the anticipation has been building for research in motion and the introduction of its newest blackberry device. shares continue to rally, up 13%. the c.e.o., thorsn heins, told a german newspaper the firm continues thinking about strategies like licensing its blackberry software or selling its hardware business. shares of rimm have more than doubled since july. on our web site, www.nbr.com, there's more analysis of the stock chart. you will find it under the "blogs" tab. just look for michael kahn. three of the five most actively traded exchange-t

honestly, our atmosphere here in the mid-atlantic is very, very dry. not sure much is going to be able to reach the ground. here are your temperatures. it is cold in spots particularly out to the west where we've had a little clearing. 30 at dulles. 35 at bwi marshall. there is reagan national, 40 degrees. still cloudy today. you might see a peek or two of sunshine but generally cloudy with temperatures in the 40s here in town and upper 30s as you get north and west. 38 in gaithersburg. mid-30s in the mountains. pretty tape kal for the first day of 2013. this is about where we should be. >> okay. thank you. >>> an update on a seven-car accident in d.c. both directions of new york avenue are back open. the pile-up happened around 2:30 near bladensburg road in northeast which is right in front of "the washington times" building. police say it involved 18 people and none of the injuries are considered life- threatening. >>> a woman stabbed on a metrobus. police say this started when a man and woman got into an argument. the man ended up stabbing the woman

we'll come rolling right through the mid-atlantic later this afternoon.t will bring us a period of snow starting 2:00, 3:00 today through about 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. probably close to an inch. there could be a few places particularly up to the north in northern maryland where they might get more like 2 or possibly even 3 inches. that will be about it. here we are at #:00. we are starting to get snow out to the west and if you are a viewer out in west virginia, western maryland, it will arriv it will wash across the area. that evening rush hour, 3:00 to 6:00 tonight going to be a challenging time around here. the time is the not a great one. the whole thing gets out of here by 10:00 tonight and by tomorrow morning, back in the sunshine with high temperatures tomorrow believe it or not getting above freezing. we may be 34, 35 degrees tomorrow. how much snow are we looking at? not a lot. just like yesterday. about an inch. some spots could get a little more than that. we are thinking the jackpot this time might be northern maryland where you might get close

interest in nigeria it's going to jeopardize the kinds of agreements that france and the other north atlantic countries have withheld here in terms of natural gas so i think that if they have thought through what they were getting themselves into they would not have moved in the direction of an invasion i dare say that this french intervention in mali will end in tears. meanwhile the ongoing situation algeria has caused british prime minister david cameron to indefinitely postponed his much anticipated speech on the u.k. status within the excerpts released from the state and say there is a danger that europe will fail and that there is a looming possibility of britain leaving the blog on last reforms are carried out already sarah ferguson says by delaying the speech cameron has put himself into an increasingly tight spot. this long awaited fourth speech is now being put back the prime minister saying this is cheetah the own growing crisis at the algerian gas plant now obviously we see the situation there developing and the prime minister saying that it's a very dangerous very fluid situation

that means, we're still going to see some wintry mix, through mid-atlant mid-atlantic, pittsburgh andashington, d.c., light snow in arkton and we're going to see the potential for freezing rain anywhere you're seeing in pink as we go through really the morning commute and that includes interstate 9 a and many of those areas we're talking to about 10:00 a.m. for new york city. freezing rain mixing up until about noon. some of the advisories out there. anywhere in blue, right there in that purple shading, we have a freezing rain advisory, that is until 10:00 a.m. in the north, 7:00 a.m., for buffalo, you could see an inch of snow as we go throughout the day. we said last week there's going to be a warmup and the warmup is going to arrive today down towards the south. look at those temperatures for dallas, 76. atlanta, 65. it gets better for the southeast. tuesday, notice that warm air surges up for the south to chicago. remember last week, we showed that building with the freezing rain on top of it. that's not going to be a concern today. because that warm air has to go somewhere. we'll

. >> en cancún atlante recibiendo a los jaguares de chiapas y el argentino empieza la fiesta de golesrechazo que igual el marcador y al 74' jugando con 10 hombres, y martínez no puede ser, es luis lorona que puso el gol, este remata para el empate y luis venegas, saca un tiro cruzado y le da los primeros tres puntos y salvandole la chamba. >> el toluca llegaba en busca de su primera victoria, al 44' javier cortés la mandó al fondo de las reyes y uno a cero rugio pumas. >> hasta acá la información deportiva, este miércoles acompáñenme por unimÁs entre el "tricolor" y dinamarca, regresamos a los estudios. >> gracias y en

expect showers in the northern mid-atlantic states and northeast today.orm that will move to the southern mid-atlantic and virginia. a canadian clipper will bring snow in high elevations in the rockies. expect strong winds in southern california and the midwest stays mostly dry. >>> in sports this morning 32 nfl teams are whittled down to just four. new england hosting houston in the afc divisional round. the texans had no answer for pats' running back shane vereen. first quarter, he cruises into the end zone from a yard out. in the second he grabs an 8-yard touchdown pass from tom brady and in the fourth he catches a deep pass along the sidelines for his third touchdown of the game. new england win, 41-28. over in the nfc, looked like seattle was about to steal one. seahawks erase a 20-point deficit to take a one-point lead over atlanta. this is less than a minute to play here. the falcons get into field goal range with less than a second on the clock. matt o'brien sends it into field goal range. falcons win it by 30 of the 28. a rematch of last year's a

and for a view on the situation in mali from across the atlantic let's go to washington now where would you and live by former pentagon official michael maloof well the militants have killed two foreigners in the holding some twenty american european and japanese nationals in a gas field in algeria as i was just saying a little earlier this all of course is in apparent retaliation to what's happening in mali is this not what paris has been warned against. paris that paris was probably aware of it and i think that the united states was aware of it too. this also this demonstrates how the a.q. . in the maghreb in the islamic magreb basically are coordinating their activities and this is part of an overall our overall. plan to basically take that northern part of africa as a stepping stone into europe itself and there has been threats in paris already by . and what's really tragic is the fact that the united states trained a lot of these. now terrorists who basically defected from the government and and know many of our activities and know how we operate from a special forces standpoint an

told to have a large business section we think actually virgin atlantic is more the kind of airline that people in most would want to use between london and heathrow and that's flying from gatwick. quite a very small plane it's not such a good idea we think that we think that civil aviation authority made the wrong decision but obviously the ideal scenario. is that you have three carry applying to moscow i mean. if not go to. russia. the more the more allies you have flying people into this country the better and their friends a lot of rumors about you being and russia very often frequently have one trying to figure out where you think any action in the country any other projects perhaps taking place is there anything you can tell us well i mean today we were going to be doing a lot in russia today we're. we were going to. put a lot invest a lot of money into trying to reduce people's energy output. in a positive way that so russia's had all this oil and therefore they never really tried to preserve energy and if you can preserve energy. then you can export more oil so you know we're put

before he steps down the on panetta has been reaffirming washington's military wings across the atlantic in madrid he said that america will double its presence in spain this year international human rights lawyer curtis doebbler believes washington is stuck in a tedious cycle with the defense industry. the american military industrial complex which we've been warned about by presidents is a very significant threat to the united states being at peace in any type of permanent manner wars for the united states are a double sided sward on the one hand because the military industrial complex accounts for probably about seventy five percent of the american economy they produce an input to that economy on the other hand as we seen in afghanistan interact they also drain the economy on one side so it's almost a endless circle a have to continue off and b.'s the intervention still be able to bring in the resources to be able to then say we're able to have new interventions and unfortunately that's been the story of the last. thirty or forty years so they're constantly moving troops around in par