sort of aussie to aussie here. i know the 50 plus-year-old formulation of wd-40 remains a secret.l me. i'm not going to tell anyone. what's in it? >> you know, mandy, as an aussie, i know i can trust you, but i just can't. but it's 60 years old today. so it's our birthday. >> well, happy birthday. that's all i wanted to ask you. always good to see an aussie on the show. >> she's never going to stop asking you, by the way, what's in that stuff? what's in that stuff? you've got a big product line and you've got this foaming wash, which is good for my hair, later on. what other segments of the market do you want to get into. when you look out at the next 60 years for wd-40, how big is it going to be, what's it going to look like? tell your investors. >> there's still a lot of squeaks in china and a lot of rust in russia. 70% of our business is outside of the united states now. we tripled in size in the last 12 years. so our first job is to take that blue and yellow can to more places around the world. and then the second exciting thing is we're unleashing the power of the shield. and

aussie saddam scott birdied 13 and 15, with a share of the lead. another aussie, jason day would bogey 16 and 17. cabrera, bird on 16. got a share of the lead. now adam scott on 18. co-leader for 8-under for birdie. you dream about these putts as kids. are you kidding me? in the clubhouse with a 69. cabrera in the group behind scott. watched that putt. knew he needed a birdie to force the playout. check out his approach. unreal. birdies for a 70, and we go to sudden death. second playoff hole, cabrera goes first. huge right to left break. looks like it's going in but dangles on the lip. can't believe it didn't drop. now adam scott, made the putt on 18. can he do it begin? drains it. adam scott, your 2013 masters champion. he can't believe it. green jacket for adam scott in his first major title and the first australian to win at the masters. >> incredible day. but everything fell my way in the end, i guess, and just never know, and i just kept plugging away, and i didn't know if it was going to happen. but it was just great that everything fell int

so the aussie/dollar, up about 0.3%. are you surprised generally by the resilience of it and the australian economy here? >> it is quite remarkable that the australian dollar has been so strong for so long. it is overvalued. we have had an impact on the nonmining parts of the australian economy. it has been so strong for so long that the australian economy is starting to adapt to it. that's certainly what the rba has been saying in the last two months and there is some evidence of that view. just how persistent that strength of the aussie dollar has been and the fact that the australian economy is still posting reasonably softer growth. >> it comes at a time when we've got lows, concerns about china tightening and this market, which is typically seen as a high beta play on china is holding up well. >> i think you're right, it is very dependant on what's going on with china. if we were to see a big pullback in chinese growth, the aussie/dollar would come under pressure. but that's not our baseline scenario. we think we're

a trio of aussies had a chance at the jacket. jason day did not need the putter as he holed his approach. tiger woods -- with a misread putt that did read well. he finished in a tie four fourth place. a peculiar play for cabrera, going for the green with the second shot as he finds the water and makes bogey. jason day gets the lead back. cabrera makes the birdie on 16, cabreera the 29 champion tied with adam scott. the sunday wars have scott tied for the lead, birdie for the clubhouse lead. watch cabrera answer with his son as his caddy. he sticks it high on the 18th and makes the putt to force the playoff. second straight year it is decided with extra holes and the rain coming down. it is the putt of his life as the aussie wins his first career major. >> what an incredible day. for everything fell my way in the end. you never know and i just kept plugging away and i didn't know if it would happen through 9. here solvesd back 9 a lot. and gives you a chance. great it worked for me. >> if i'd posted the number -- i was four back a

then scott birdies for the championship and he is the first aussie to win the masters. it is his first major win. afterwards, we talked about celebrating the special moment with his father. tent screen, it was something i will never forget. i would be remiss not to mention my mom who those -- who deserves a huge hug as well. just incredible. -- and just incredible to have him here. he will getthat hugs on both sides. today, the nets were just lackluster. gonzales had a lackluster start thisng hi -- year. he'd sit up against the wall, then gets a double. then chris johnson, a base hit. they both score. 3-0 atlanta. then upton drives one the opposite way, a solo shot. now 4-0 atlanta. the bleeding continues. later in the third, anderson simmons was all over the pitch. a three-run shot. gonzales gave up seven runs in five innings. the nationals lead 9-0. >> i think we will just see where we are now. we are a good team. but, you know, it is early in the season and we are working through. there are still 140-150 games and we have opportunities to continue to get better. and

that opens the door for the aussie. and scott drains it.irst australian ever to win a green jacket. he is your 2013 masters champion. >>> now that the warriors have gotten that business of clinching a playoff spot out of the way, they can really start to have some fun. at least the veterans. the rookies, not so much. thursday ted basemore's car became a popcorn dispenser. today it was festis's turn to get hazed. the rookie center walked into the locker room after practice only to find a tire from his mercedes sitting at his locker. dave lee tweeting he had nothing to do with it and that festus should simply call aaa. fortunately we have no such hijinx here in the newsroom. rookie anchors not hazed. i'm thinking that might actually be fun. if you have any ideas let me know. i've got guys we could try it out on. >> count us in. >>> one night away from home is enough for marly. this special pro that's back where he belongs tonight, coming up next. >>> marly the crow is back home tonight. we told you yesterday marly escaped from the wildlife ce

is nearly nine thousand kilometers and the missiles potential ranges less than seven thousand and aussies contributor afshin rattansi says that even david cameron's own supporters down to the credibility of his recent statements. even a newspaper here that supports the ruling conservative party questioned what cameron was saying whether there was some extra intelligence here that no one else seems to know about or whether he had just misspoke and in any case the tritone missile system because of the ideas of super lawyers agreement means it's not under the control of the british government the united states controls this system that eighty five percent of people in scotland don't want anywhere near that area what we have here is david cameron maybe even going east seems to be saying that we need trident desperately to protect ourselves from north korea at the same time he visits a city where at one point there was a debate about whether areas of the city of drugs go had the sim a similar life expectancy to that of people in afghanistan one in four more than one in four of children in this

erupted in a wing providing special treatment to patients and for more now let's how cross live to aussies tom barton who's of the scene of the tragedy so how that please what happened and bring us up to date on what's going on there right now bring is the latest. hi there you're yes smoke is still rising from the psychiatric hospital here in the village of roman square far outside moscow where that fire swept through the building in the early hours of the morning six bodies have been recovered out of the thirty eight dead the fire started at around two am and by the time fire crews arrived the whole one story building was engulfed in flames people were not able to escape in time all except three or nurse who herself saw the fire and tried to extinguish it and then managed to drag out one other patient with her and another and another patient who managed to escape forensics experts and investigators are now going through the wreckage of that hospital to try and find out what exactly did happen. and what more can you say about possible causes of the tragedy and why were there so many casual

breaking news on aussie this hour a blaze at a psychiatric facility in the moscow region claims the lives of up to thirty eight speedball with only three surviving the tragedy is still falls on the windows prevented some from escaping in time. also the sound unconfirmed intelligence from the u.s. points to the use of chemical weapons in syria and fuels war a trick in washington similar to that still ahead of the invasion of iraq. begins and a terra chief says hundreds of european volunteers and al fighting in syria and could pose a serious security threat when they return from the a radicalized runs that. international news live from moscow and we start without breaking news this hour a devastating fire at a psychiatric hospital in the moscow region has killed at least thirty eight speedball leaving only three survivors the blaze reportedly erupted in a wing providing special treatment to patients and a small that's not cross live to aussies tom barton who's at the scene of the tragedy that told the so what's going on but what's the latest there. hi there yeah here in the village of ramen

apparent deadlock use wiring not only the countries involved in the dispute but moscow as well as aussies alexy to shift the reports. the city with a population of around seven hundred thousand people is the closest russian big city to the border with north korea literally two hundred kilometers away is the place where the russian the chinese and the north koreans meet at the same place of course the escalation of tensions on the korean peninsula has led to some serious only in the far east of course in moscow as well because should anything happen between the two koreas especially if nuclear weapons would be involved russia would be one of the first countries affected. by the possible consequences of a nuclear war if we remember the fukushima several years ago traces of radiation were felt. which is also just a stone's throw away from here so all the latest developments in the north korean conflict in the escalating tension. serious. concern from the russian president mr president we are again. on for the denuclearization of. there because we are neighbors and if something happens there

moscow now the ripples from japan's fukushima nuclear meltdown are still reaching far and wide at aussie dot com we've got an alarming the fourth on the fallout felt across the west coast of america almost thirty eight percent of all newborns are suffering from a radiation cause condition that can slow their development. and towering inferno a multimillion dollar hotel in the russian republic of chechnya has been turned into a little more than a burnt out shell and we've got dramatic footage of the photos and comments right from the spot all of that and more about the dog. today. these are the. this is the drone strikes have killed more than five hundred civilians around the world since president barack obama took office that's according to research by the london based. and american citizens. with a month of protest. reports from on the first of the so-called april days of. a month long nationwide anti drone campaign has kicked off in the u.s. and here in midtown manhattan dozens have gathered to protest washington's use of drones for targeted assassinations overseas and domestic surveil

as far as currency markets, let's focus in on the aussie. aussie/dollar, 1.0419. we've slipped away from that. also, that weaker chinese data is helping safe haven flows. dollar/yen at the moment, 98.07. 99.95 was the mark that we hit that four-year high that we hit on thursday, as well. euro/dollar, just over 1.3060. that's where we are in europe being driven by that news. let's get reaction from asia. li sixuan is with us in singapore. >> thank you, ross. asian markets kicked off the week in the red as the softer than expected u.s. and can china data raised concerns over the global economy, sending risk assetes and commodity shares lower. the shanghai composite lost 1.1% on the back of the data. gold miners plummeted following the sharp sell-off on gold on wall street. but property measures bucked the latest trend after an investment in real estate investment and a 50% jump in first quarter sales from a year ago. a similar picture in hong kong where the hang seng lost 1.4%. japan's nikkei 225 slipped further from a near five-year high down 1.6% today. the dismal

you know washing aussies good to have you with as they turn about and could regain a political foothold in afghanistan as soon as next to a gun president hamid karzai says the taliban leader could run for presidency in the twenty fourteen action but the militants would have to renounce terrorism and violence to. nato is putting out its troops by the end of cars ice time with the afghan government pushing for peace talks however they ton of men are refusing to speak directly with president karzai describing him as an american puppet but they recently announced and readiness to enter politics and have opened an office in doha to facilitate peace talks with the u.s. and also a contributor afshin rattansi says nato has contacts in the walls are it is only helping the insurgents gain political ground. the american public may be thinking what was the point of this debris relatives of all those thousands dead they must be getting a very strange picture of afghanistan and the taliban on the mall obama is going to run afghanistan is it going to be a pull out of course lots of people are asking t

a new song russia under around the world this is aussie was me thanks for joining us. twin blasts at the finish line of the boston marathon have left three dead including an eight year old boy one hundred forty are in hospital with the various injuries many have lost limbs in the bombings no one has claimed responsibility for the terror target while the white house says they perpetrate as will feel the full weight of justice as a she is marina for now reports. u.s. president barack obama said that the u.s. does not yet have all the answers as to who was behind the attack why they did this but obama said that the u.s. will find out who did it and will hold him accountable he would not go into detail he said an investigation is ongoing and that. the u.s. federal officials will be helping out boston in any way that city needs as they continue searching for clues as to what caused two to the bombings their work proximately twenty seven thousand people participating in the boston marathon and tens of thousands on the streets watching the event and also securing the perimete

and of course it's your opinion we're always interested in and today at aussie dot com we ask about the fallout of this war between moscow and washington and less now have a look at how online chants so far the majority view of those who have taken part in this site about saying these spots will lead to more mind that take photons measures on both sides around a fifth of the twenty two percent of you believe it will not affect the country's cooperation atoll and other people have split between other opinions between two less optimistic options some say the relations will be severely hit while others think the ra is the death knell for the u.s. russia reset so you can go and submit your vote online or use our comments section if you have more thoughts on this story and still ahead for you on every nation in turmoil a decade on since the fall of saddam hussein. iraq. convulses in the throes of terror and uncertainty while this cars left behind by years of occupation are passed on to a new generation. now the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in china on the latest leg of his emergency

and of course you can watch this exclusive interview with ma juan bugger to hit on aussie and six forty five champ and i'll be back with the news with more news for you in about thirty minutes time and in the meantime it's also his own label documentary taking a look at the wall of medical experiments and that potentially damaging side effects that's after the break. choose your language. call if we could with oh if you're going to kill some. choose to consume. choose to use the degree to. choose the stories that if you. choose to be access to. international airport in the very heart of moscow. what you're hearing is just in this newsletter which is titled i hold it up it's called the i'm guessing as i write the guinea pig zero direct you know explain the title i write about the history of human experiments and news stories about sometimes abuses and things that go wrong in experiments and so not only did you do the experiment but you're the investigative journalist as well within the industry you can say that i keeping them honest keeping them honest because they have to because the gu

it was a good run by him, but three aussies in the top five.second eight times at the masters. and it's now broken. >> absolutely, michael. congratulations to you and every australian. >> i'll take it. >> let's continue with that theme. it was mag nmagnificent. adam scott the winner here. just a wonderful performance. it's about time too. he turned pro back in 2000. i remember se e seeing him myself in his second ever professional tournament. everyone wanted to see him because he swung the club just like tigers woods. he was coached at the time by the same guy when he was at the university of nevada in las vegas. so he has waited a long time. he has managed to win every other big tournament certainly here in america from the tour championship, the players championship to the world golf championship. but the masters and any other major had eluded him. he was leading with four holes to play but finished with four bogeys and people questioned whether he had the strength to get over and win a big major. it's come at the one they all cherish. the on

this aussie flight almost went down, six feet under. look at that.ly without a front wheel nose on its landing gear. eventually, it nose-dived. two men walked out thankfully, without a scratch. those pilots, naturally skilled, are very, as mandy might say, resourceful. and finally, an australian high roller heading to high court. this guy, harry camicas is

the commodity sector did rebound which helped the main aussie bench up by 0.7%.he hang seng was in negative territory for most of the territory but eked out a positive gain by the end of the session. the shanghai composite shows it was down by 0.1%. the insurance sector was one of the main drags. largely because of the earthquake in sichuan with insurance companies declining today. on the flip side, construction related companies saw some gains with the expectations of major rebuilding. but also we saw investor caution today. a day ahead of hsbc's flash pmi index which is supposed to be out tomorrow. that will show the sentiment among manufacturers with the flash pmi an early indicator of how the economy is doing in china. this is the way things looked by the end of the session. mostly good news with most of the markets regaining some losses that we saw from last week. >> we'll take the good news, thank you. >>> still ahead on this special edition of "cnn newsroom" s solidarity in sport. a live report coming up. >>> welcome back. you're watching a special edition

sky full on aussie. secret laboratory tim curry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only. choose your language. choose the the consensus can. choose the opinions that. choose the stories that impact your life choose access to.

change >> adam scott is the first aussie so win the masters with 5 under par. cabrera takes second, tiger tigr woods took 4th, four shots off the winner. winner. we will have a look at the masters during our breakfast coming up in 30 minutes. >>> 7:19 on this monday morning. coming up later how a trip to to ann frank's house ended in in another scan doll for pop star t justin bieber. >>> first we will tell you where police are relying on decoy cameras next. is it wrong to buy an entire outfit to match your mani-pedi? shop like a fashionista. not if you find something amazing for less than the price of it. save like a maxxinista. designer brands at t.j. prices. t.j.maxx. >>> police in laurel are using two new decoy speed cameras to o get drivers to slow down.down. they look just like the six real ones already in place at the the recommendion. they havregio.reg. theregion.r they have been set outside of a school and a nursing home. home once they see results, then they will move them somewhere else.el >>> the blossom industries and e sharing service, too. too. th

see up in sky full on aussie. good laboratory was able to build on its most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. stop it come on facebook me and get back. not me and i want to. tell you what i said down relax a whole. lot of months the matter of are you tired. to hard to road. now a lot of liquid arabs without arab ways and values what some say were wrong that were imposed that were out of control. so we wanted to gossip about us they tell our kids i met your mother is a bad day go and work in jerusalem they should stay home they shouldn't be working we're supposed to starve to death no matter what we think like arabs not like westerners. we want to. go through a few let's see the funny ones in front of us we'll see which way to go. google is the gate locked. there's a jeep. there and. this is what. this is a new route yes they paved it it's ten to five. and give it the welc

sky full on aussie. and. you. think. the it.

no australians have watched the masters, but watch another aussie golfer, adam scott.the par 47, watch it take a nice balance and roll close for the tap in birdie. 43-year-old cabrera trying to be the first grandfather ever to win the masters. he had a two-shot lead. his lead down to one. this daring second shot, his ball eventually lands in the creek. he bogies the hole, suddenly, cabrera is not feeling so comfortable or relaxed any more. back to jason day, sole possession of the lead, but fails to close. he shoots a 70, finished minus seven. but here he comes, par 3, 16, suddenly be finds his cool again. birdie sharing the lead minus 8 with adam scott. he is on 1, thinking of putting it in the jar and great scott, that's tiger's former caddie, scott, minus 9, only one man to beat, angel. this is his approach. he is talking to it and it's listening. the ball crawls within the range. he finished 270 and forces sudden death with adam scott. they go to to are the second playoff. adam scott becomes the first australian ever to win the masters. soothes his pain from lettin

an aussie billionaire has announced plans to recreate jurassic park at his resort.ce 165

sky full on aussie. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style it's time to. time. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . about international and world in the very heart of moscow. the murder attempt provided better with a ticket to the presidential club a small circle of the highest officials associated to yeltsin and his family they met only a few times and better his role was that of mata suffering for the ideals of entrepreneurship he was a laughing stock after the car bomb that was the first time he appeared among the elite in the early ninety's who even nicknamed him smokey they were all glamorous people and suddenly they saw the man with burnt hairs on his bald head and a bandage

carry and cabrera tied, and then three us a siz -- aussies round out the top five. >> cespedes placed on the 15-day ld with a strain in this left hand he suffered yesterday sliding into second base. how would the a's do against the tigers? a's won nine straight coming into today. the defense has been stellar. perino, an example. great diving stop. hunter gets his revenge in the third. see ya. slow low bomb. first of the year. tigers up 1-0. prince fielder went deep early in the fourth. then three batters later, jhonny per peralta, three run-shot. a's nine-game win streak is broken by the tigers. 7-3 the final. >> cubs and end the giants win streak last night. today, bumgarner on the hill. scutaro, three hits. opposite f single. scores bumgarner, 3 or giants, bumgarner, only one mistake, this two-run shot by the pin-hitter dioner. had some help from his defense. check out sandoval. fantastic catch. into the stands. worth another look. panda was banged up but should be okay. >> kobe bryanter to tore his hindon last night and is out for the season. >> ama: ahead, these leprechauns aren't

adam scott, the first aussie to go home with the green jacket.overtime playoff to do it. >> tiger woods hoped this tournament would cap his come back. instead, he found himself facing controversy. and abc's rob nelson was there. >> reporter: perhaps the greatest stake for tiger woods in the storied masters is not the iconic green jacket but his own legacy. >> i made a mistake. >> reporter: an honest mistake woods called it. the most memorable moment in the tournament when he violated a golf rule by illegally repositioning his ball. at first, there was no penalty. after a public outcry and admission by woods, a two-stroke penalty. a set back for sure. that did little to satisfy critics who accuse the golf great of cheating and called for him to bow out of the tournament. but tiger pressed on. "usa today" columnist called wood's decision truly a sad moment in his career. >> you are talking about arguably the second greatest golfer in the history of the game. maybe the greatest by the time it is over. >> reporter: with that level of success comes a

i had to clear it the traditional aussie way. not that way, a walk-about. >> the second amendment is sacrosanct. >> political suicide. >> from my cold, dead hands. >> what the ( bleep )? after three days in the bush with a guy there a kangaroo suit it became clear what the real issue with gun control in america is. >> if guns aren't the problem, fill, what is the problem? >> people. >> people are the problem? >> yes. >> you know what? after spending great amount of time with you, phillip, i'm starting to believe that that's partially true. ( cheers and applause ) >> i'm glad you understand that people are the problem. >> that is becoming just painfully obvious. after investigating the issue on opposite sides of the earth, i discovered that if americans really do want gun control, there is actually one thing they can do to get it. move to australia. ♪ you come from the land downunder ♪ ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: jon oliver. e righ be righ >> jon: welcome . my guest tonight is dean of the johns hopkins school of advanced inte

the leaderboard, snedeker and cabrera tied, and then three aussies round out the top five.orrow should be a classic finish at the masters. >> cespedes placed on the dl with a trained left muscle in his hand. michael taylor was brought up. a's missed his bat today against justin verlander and the tigers in front of a sellout crowd. he had nine straight coming into the contest, wins, that is, oakland's defense has been stellar, perino, an exa. drivinstop t rob torii hunter. but hunter gets revenge in the third. oe bomber up 1-0 princeieldert deep early in the fourth, then three batters later, per peralta, three-run shot. anderson today. inges.ntreak broken by cub end the giants win streak last night. today, bumgarner on the ground. scutaro, three hits, the rbi in the seven. scores bumgarner, bumgarner, only one mistake, this two-run shot by the pinch-hitter. 3-2g-mental castilla gets the safe but got help from the defense. check out pablo sandoval. grt tn ou b okay. i worry more about the spectators. wrap up the series tomorrow with tim lincecum on the mound. >> kobe bryant h

you're away from your television well it just doesn't go out with your mobile device you can watch aussie anytime anywhere. he. says. it'll eat sleep i've. played. the murder attempts provided better with a ticket to the presidential club a small circle of the highest officials associated to yeltsin and his family they met only a few times and better as his role was that of mata suffering for the ideals of entrepreneurship he was a laughingstock after the car bomb that was the first time he appeared among the elite in the early ninety's who even nicknamed him smokey they were all glamorous people and suddenly they saw the a man with burnt hairs on his bald head and a bandage face this way he takes advantage of the opportunity to attract attention be heard and take another step forward in his career at first bettors also he had no real power he said himself a different task he simply wanted to be seen among the presidents in as often as he could to impress on ole that he was welcome at the highest levels. which is a bit was very funny i think it was very important for him to establish hims

the 2013 masters champion, the green jacket for adam scott and his first major title and the first aussie to win the masters. >> the thing i did well was stay right where i was, wherever it was on the course, and australia is a proud sporting nation and this is one notch in the belt we never got, and amazing that it's come down to me today. >> mike: what a day. i still have goose bumps giants and the cubs. check out this extra inning affair. tim lincecum on the mound and the cubs got hmm away, gave up two can two-run home runs. five innings, he did have nine ks. then hunter pence comes through in the clutch. solo shot ties the game at 7. we go extras. cubs pitcher, with the ball. both runnersed a vafnls -- advance. sanchez comes in for the winning run. 10rb 7 the final. >> a saturday and tigers. one fan gives a foul ball to the dad to give to the son, the dad gives it to his son and the kid throws it back. dad didn't know it. torii hunter rips one off the wall. austin jackson scores, 1-0 tigers. in the second, jackson, see ya. two-run shot, just clears the wall. parker allowed eight runs.

should have been sky full on aussie. a. little little. sixty five days.

aussie/dollar, a little firmer. very much in the rakes. so that's why we stand here in europe.that asian session, sixuan is with us out of singapore. >> thank you, ross. asian stocks looking a bit mixed today as lower than expected qr reading on sentiment. volumes were right at the region's two big markets. china and japan are shut for public holidays. in hong kong, we saw don't gains in earnings shares. coal miners were under pressure. china coal energy tumbled over 6% as the company saw its q1 net profit down 38% from a year ago. china shenhua saw its earnings. banks and ship owners led losses, but automakers stuck the down trend. hyundai climbed 11.5% after union workers agreed to resume weakened duties. kia and ssangyong motors outperformed today. the miners capped the up side in that market due to prices last friday. back to you. >> sixuan, thanks for that. >>> data from the u.s. will continue to dominate news flow this week. last friday's gdp numbers failed to match expectations, revealing the u.s. economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.5% on the quarter. little is expec

weapon sky full on aussie. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. with another long day ahead in the caucuses reserve aleksei was keen to get going shortly after sunrise and i sleepily down to a nearby street. for. morning. very misty mountain day. told me to try and wake up. in that. class in a decent cup of tea of course and around here it has to be some of the local brew. one thing that the russians and the british certainly say is a great love of tea and here in the subtropical south the lucky russians actually have the climate that they can grow themselves this is the tea plantation and it will be hard to believe that it's the biggest in the country. it's been here since the late one nine hundred forty s. but the whole operation was restored and modernized back in two thousand and six the plants themselves are extrem

the aussie and sergio garcia each shot 6 under 66.ut the real story 14-year-old guan tianlang put off his homework to shoot an opening round 73. he's the youngest player to tee up at any major in 148 years is currently tied in 46th place. >>> in san diego, things got a little heated between the dodgers and the padres last night. start from the sixth inning, zack greinke plunked carlos quentin in the arm with a pinch on a full count. quentin charges the mound and wrestles the dodger to the ground. the benches empty and both players end up at the bottom of a huge dog pile. greinke woke up with a broken left collarbone and quentin was ejected. dodgers got the win. >>> in the nba, nate robinson scored a season high 35 points and jimmy butler added 22 as the chicago bulls rally to beat the new york knicks 118-111 in overtime. the loss ended the knicks' 13-game winning streak. >>> the world's coolest marathon took place wednesday. ireland's gary thorneton beat out competitors from all over the world. >> today's course, it's about minus 30 d

that garcia tied for lead with aussie of sex upped 66 here and 14-year-old juan from china. youngest player ever in master history. long putt on 18 for solid 1 over 73. 14 years old. are you kidding me? it is garcia and leash man at 6 under leading the way. johnson is one shot back at minus 5. tiger 4 off the pace and defen defending champion with the son at 3 over 75. of on to baseball. a's nerve news anaheim. angels held a team meeting. 8 games into the season. they are already holding team meetings. panicking after they were bludgeon the past 2 nights by the athletic. looking like this era. donaldson smoke this is to left. 2 round blast. his first of the year. and the owner wolf loving it. then in the seventh. he's the yours. crushed to the mountain seat. i rock in left field. third of the season. sweep in anaheim first time since 1998. giants cubs chilly chicago. panda bundle up this guy laughed. 47 degrees like summer. cubs jump out to 5 nothing lead. anthony deep on ryan. who labor through 6 innings but able to hang in there. giants battle back. the hit in the fourth.

should have been sky full on aussie. little. the a. clue.download the official ati application to yourself. which stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television just. now with your mobile device you can watch ati anytime anywhere. a clear image of iraq after inflation. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the roads full of dangerous. clear evidence from north to south. the route of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. on r.t.e. . please please. please more news today violence is once again flared up. in these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are on the day player. play. play. play or little. league. player. testing the legacy of hugo chavez venezuelans are electing a new president.

no aussie, by the way, has ever won at the masters.is the outright leader heading into the weekend. jason played with harbaugh at pebble beach. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. skip the warehouse. quilted northern is $10.99 for 24 double rolls. and dryer's ice cream is just $2.99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> and here's a quick look at your seven day forecast. for tomorrow mid-70s yen land. wind gusts could be anywhere from 20 to 40 miles an hour. have a great weekend. >> bye-bye hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. wi

the aussie is fired up. that moved him to mean us 9. pressure was on cabrera. and he came up huge. he won here back in 2009. he looked ready to dupe ao it a. second shot, 18th. amazing. birdie the hole. move to a tie with scott. sending the masters to a playoff. after both men parred the first hole. cabrera. birdie. this looks good. just barely misses. he would tap in for par. leaving the door open for scott. 32-year-old. with the 15-foot putt here for birdie. and the win. this is going to go right in. adam scott wins the first major. becomes the first australian to ever win the masters. gio gonzalez, nats trying to avoid the sweep. and gio, 1-0, atlanta. two on for chris johnson. he is going to take the pitch up the middle. and on top. 3-0. and simmons takes, a three-run shot. and lead it 7-0. and since becoming a nationals player. braves, the sweep. 9-0. and on the mound for the bird. yanks up -- 1-0. gardner, crushing this pitch to right field. and a o-run homer. gardner. and the shot there. and for the yankees. and top of the ninth. and dealing for the yanks. chris davis, goes

in some aussies and we believe and are almost sure of it that the president already made it as financial interests in this matter of course and say what he wants in fact and says to take our minds into. the unionist accuses of our rebate he can't prove that the ex-president has direct interests in the new company but strangely enough the main winners in this matter or people closely connected to of our early bay. at the side of the foreign investors at the head of gran colombia we find mario pacheco his first campaign manager. martinez his minister of mines and more importantly occupying the post of chairman and managing director maria consuelo x. minister of culture and a close friend of the president delighted to celebrate in two thousand and eleven the company's entry into the toronto stock market is a little more such an act of theft is totally unprecedented. you know not only in colombia but in the world of little i've never heard of such a case as ours where so much money and gold has been stolen for so many years. for the managers of the multinational the tribune with claims or wi

aussie mark leishman and spain's sergio garcia each shot 6 under 66 to sit atop the leaderboard.eal story was 14-year-old guan tianlang. he shot an opening round 63. he's the youngest player to tee it up at any major and he's currently tied in 46th place. >>> and in the nba, nate robinson scored a season high 35 points and jimmy butler added 22 as the chicago bulls rallied to beat the new york knicks 118-111 in overtime last night. the loss ended the knicks' 13-game winning streak. >>> well, just ahead, your week in review and what's in theaters this weekend. >>> and a quick programming note. on sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, msnbc will premiere david guggenheim's latest documentary "the dream is now." it takes a look at the human face behind immigration reform and specifically the d.r.e.a.m. act. we make meeting times, lunch times and conference times. but what we'd rather be making are tee times. tee times are the official start of what we love to do. the time for shots we'd rather forget, and the ones we'll talk about forever. in michigan long days, relaxing weather and more tha

that garcia tied for lead with aussie of sex upped 66 here and 14-year-old juan from china.youngest player ever in master history. long putt on 18 for solid 1 over 73. 14 years old. are you kidding me? it is garcia and leash man at 6 under leading the way. johnson is one shot back at minus 5. tiger 4 off the pace and defen defending champion with the son at 3 over 75. of on to baseball. a's nerve news anaheim. angels held a team meeting. 8 games into the season. they are already holding team meetings. panicking after they were bludgeon the past 2 nights by the athletic. looking like this era. donaldson smoke this is to left. 2 round blast. his first of the year. and the owner wolf loving it. then in the seventh. he's the yours. crushed to the mountain seat. i rock in left field. third of the season. sweep in anaheim first time since 1998. giants cubs chilly chicago. panda bundle up this guy laughed. 47 degrees like summer. cubs jump out to 5 nothing lead. anthony deep on ryan. who labor through 6 innings but able to hang in there. giants battle back. the hit in the fourth. 2

should have been sky full on aussie. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. today we're joined by murray independent she is the leader of the french political party the national front and she came in third in the two thousand and twelve presidential elections in france getting about eighteen percent of the vote which is slightly higher than what was expected thank you very much mr bennett for joining us today and my first question is we're looking at seeing in europe a rise in nationalism in the rise in a pro independence movements those sentiments of wanting more sovereignty for their countries but do you think that this is a temporary trend because analysts are saying this is just a reaction to political parties that are currently in power and the reaction to a bad economy across europe so do you think that as a pendulum it could well move away from the groups like the front and back to the other side of the political spectrum. to. now i don't think so and i think that first and foremost if there is an objection of the u.s. union and its policies the us mea

and that aussie dot com you can tell us what you think the consequences will be of this latest deadly strike in afghanistan. if you think it will spark attacks from groups looking to hit back at coalition forces close behind forty two percent believe the afghan president will make forceful statements but little else seven percent think how many karzai is hand will be forced and he will have to band nato strikes while the remaining few believe the date for nato troops to leave will be brought forward at home and have your say. on another nato led campaign where thousands of civilians were killed was of course iraq at nine am g.m.t. crosstalk it's time for those who sanction that invasion to face trial. the way the world says set up is we prosecute developing leaders or rebels for war crimes but we don't we can't do it for major powers because they have too much power in the system and i guess that's what people think they're just simply too powerful the prosecute here is what happened no britain in the us invaded iraq and even killing rebels what we would call some terrorists. that was

weapon sky full on aussie. download the official ati application.language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just. now with your mobile device you can watch ati anytime anywhere. close eye. victims multiply here. it's very profitable to invest in colombia. is a very high return on investment. but i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups in a meeting that is not a managers who changed their name and strategy but the same. high ranking suspects you know coming. pretty upset about that mr president. the president. but. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is it. says sick and stop your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. rivers from. i've never heard of such a case as ours for so much money and gold has stolen so many years. for all the gold in colombia. do we speak your language anything about the will or not advance. news program