help is at hand with a new idea from austria. also in the program, we have a look at what is going not in business. another big bank, another big find. when will it stop? >> who knows? $800 million, the big boss is being booted out of the royal bank of scotland for his part in manipulating a key interest rate. more than 80% of this bank is owned by the british taxpayer. they have to foot the bill for the banks misdeeds. >> it is midday in london, 9:00 in the evening in tokyo, 1:00 in the afternoon in italy, where scientists are deep inside a mountain laboratory, counting down to the biggest experiment yet, the search for secret particles known as dark matter. the bbc has been given exclusive access to the experiment. scientists said that it will help them a lot one of the great secrets to the universe. in simple terms, dark matter and dark matt -- dark energy is the name given to what constitutes 84% of the universe. it is invisible and it does not admit or herbs or light, but scientists claim that gravity's effect on the univers

from the ice now to the slopes and ahead of this week's well skiing championships in austria the world cup calendar managed to squeeze in one final stage though it wasn't in the alps but here in the russian capital was something the top off explains all. it may be surprising to see alpine skiing competitions not only fall from the mountains but also in big cities but if you don't have a mountain you can always build one such man made events have made a significant pork on the world cup calendar over the past three years and this season for the first time ever two cities have hosted for a low slalom advance munich in moscow and the skiers seem to enjoy taking part in them if you stand up here at the starting gate it was an amazing year for so a nice view over the whole city in moscow and it makes it always very special and it was officials in moscow who proposed including such events in the world cup calendar after two exhibition tournament in two thousand and nine and two when it sand the russian capital finally hosted its inaugural world cup stage last year on a ramp around sixty metr

gold medal champion lindsey vaughn injured in austria. bill: u.s.go into operation today along turkey's border with syria. turkey is a nato ally and syrian shelling has already killed several civilians there. some fear this is a sign that the united states could be considering a larger role in the syrian civil war. fox news is the only american tv network on the ground there, greg pal colstreaming live a at a u.s. base along the syrian board. >> reporter: today marks the highest profile involvement yet by the u.s. in the syrian conflict. nd beyond me behind the gates of this turkish military base we watched today as u.s. run patriot missiles went operational. some 400 soldiers from oklahoma, texas and elsewhere are now 30 miles away from some of the uglyist fighting happening in syria. the purpose we were told today, purely defensive to protect this nato allive. symbolically, however it is offensive, it is a show of force. take a look at what we saw today. this is a launcher of a patriot missile being manned by american soldiers. to prevent any miss

from the ice now to the slopes and ahead of this week's well skiing championships in austria well of come calendar managed to squeeze in one final stage though it wasn't in the alps but here in the russian capital doesn't get up off explains all . it may be surprising to see alpine skiing competitions not only fall from the mountains but also in big cities but if you don't have a mountain you can always build one such manmade events have made a significant couric on the world cup calendar over the past three years and this season for the first time ever two cities have hosted for a low slalom advance munich in moscow and the skiers seem to enjoy taking part in them if you stand up here at the starting gate it was an amazing year for so a nice view over the whole city in moscow and it makes it always very special and it was officials in moscow who proposed including such events in the world cup calendar after two exhibition tournament in two thousand and nine and two when it san the russian capital finally hosted its inaugural world cup stage last year on a ramp of around sixty metres

olympic skier lindsey vonn has been airlifted to a hospital following a serious crash in austria. the 4-time overall world cup champion lost balance on her right leg while landing after a jump at the alpine world ski championships. vonn then collided with a gate before coming to a halt. vonn's injuries are not life threatening, but she is being treated for a "complex knee injury". vonn's accident comes only days after x-games snow-mobiler caleb moore died as a result of injuries sustained in a crash. we still don't know what caused the blackout at the super bowl but a few theories have been ruled out. officials said some equipment cut the power at the superdome after it sensed an abnormality of some kind. public records show that the stadium's electric feeders had some decay and risked a chance of failing. this was back in october. some equipment was replaced in december, but that is not being blamed for the blackout. the n-f-l also says the beyonce halftime show wasn't the problem, since it used its own generators. yesterday, british researchers confirmed that they found the skel

they are a type of austria and lizard and a mate for life. the come together for breeding season and on for several months and then they separate again and find each other again ban next year. >> absent makes the heart grow fonder3 of this just drop their babies often keep going? >> the female lays her eggs and they will fend for themselves. >> about the kids? >> the kids take care of themselves. they can out pretty established and they take care of themselves. >> how do you know they find each other? >> they have done research in the wild. they attract individual lizards and will see the same pairs year after year this could happen for up to 20 years. >> it is a lovely seeing you. >> and we have another cool australian lizard, a bearded dragon. we've got a male and a female. >> let me hold this one. >> you are more than welcome to. she will kind of a tug your fingers. >> ok, this is interesting. >> males and females actually communicate with each other in the wild. sometimes they do it. he is getting a little bit of a black beard going on pr

but in any event, the world championships are going on in austria right now.as the olympics for these racers, they only happen every two years, this was a major race for her. it was the first race of the world championships in super g. she crashed badly. now, i'm just looking going off a youtube video, i'm no doctor, it looked like one of her knees buckled after she landed a jump. and she crashed. and she was air lifted from the mountain. various ex-ski racers and such, current and former racers tweeted it didn't look good. that they are hoping she was okay. one report was that the finish area was very silent, because everybody could see it was a bad crash. now, i want to be clear, i'm not saying that she is mortally injured or anything. but it did look like at the very least she is going to have a bad knee injury. >> we were looking at a picture. that was her being air lifted to a hospital. that's the picture you are looking at right now. just the fact that she's being air lifted off the ski slopes to a hospital, what does that say to you, john? >> that is st

sometimes helping them get over with smugglers over the border writing letters to people trapped in austria and. when you hear about this the sort of impulse you have is well this guy gruninger must have been an outspoken anti-fascist. you know kind of firm ideological opponent of the nazis and a very political person he was none of those things he was not political he was not an outspoken anti fascist no one expected him to do this but if i go back to what i said about distance and the sort of ease with which human beings can follow orders when they don't see the consequences gruninger was on the border with and he made what the authorities considered a big mistake he let the jewish refugees come directly into police headquarters and plead with him and that instead of delegating that task to someone below him in the chain of command and this direct. contact turned an issue that for many other swiss officials was an abstraction old those refugees into something very concrete and dramatic he was personally being told by real by individuals my my safety my life my family's life depends on thi

the world championship in austria, she fractured her leg, a torch for a c.e.o.. will be back for the 2014 olympics in russia. the party goes on in bal >> we have got time to hear what have to say about the forecast. me show a the next batch of snow showers and flurries. maybe a few flurries tonight, maybe not. it will be cloudy otherwise. it looks like it will be very nice tomorrow. we're looking at a chance of a storm. clearing over the weekend and a very pleasant warming trend. up early next week. bob ryan will have an important clipper tonight at 11:00. >> ok. >> thank you for that. >> join us again at 11:00. >> a local woman's reputation is ruined. police and the courts agree that he is a boyfriend from hell. a report that you will see only had 11:00.

he is more of a giant slalom specialist but came out and won the super g today in austria.y think of an american skier, but ted is really -- he has got to be considered one of the strongest american skiers next year. >> speaking of bode, how about his chances? >> the enigma. he did a smart thing taking this year off. he told everybody he wants to come back and come back strong next year. for all of us who love alpine racing there is nothing more exciting than watching bode miller ski. he is like -- there's nothing like watching bode ski. >> you can't talk about the american olympic team without talking about shaun white. does he go back in sochi? >> half-pipe for sure you have to think he is the medal favorite. there are some people in that discipline who are real competitors. shaun will have to step it up in the other event to be a gold medalist. >> what do you do after that? >> there's a famous song that says time doesn't wait for anyone and shaun is not 19 years old anymore. >> that's true. >> you've been to sochi three times. >> three times. >> what's the progress repor

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steves: in the romantic rolling hills flanking the danube river in austria stands the notorious nazi concentration camp at mauthausen. this slave labor camp functioned from 1938 to 1945 for the exploitation of hitler's opponents and victims. more than half of its 200,000 prisoners died here, mostly from starvation or exhaustion. like many camps, mauthausen was located at a quarry. inmates generally labored for the german armaments industry or quarrying stone for vast nazi building projects. the long stairway that connected the quarry with the camp and the stone depot earned the name "stairway of death" for good reason. in a concentration camp like mauthausen, your ability to endure forced labor amounted to a stay of execution. with the harshest of conditions and a starvation diet, if you weren't able to carry slabs of rocks on your back up this stairway all day long you'd be shot on the spot. much of mauthausen is a memorial park where each country has erected a gripping monument to their citizens who perished here. many yellowed photos have fresh flowers indicating loved ones are st

. >>> from austria we have new video of four very rare white tiger cubs born at a private zoo in lateber. these cubs are doing well but only about 300 white tigers worldwide. >>> scary moments last night aboard an alaskan airlines flight heading for seattle when the pilot lost consciousness. we'll follow that story for you here on nbc. >>> today marks the 10th anniversary of the american heart association's go red for women campaign. over the past decade awareness that heart disease is the number one killer of women has gone up and death from the disease have gone down. 90% of people who registered with the go red campaign made a healthy lifestyle change like changing their eating or exercise habits or getting their cholesterol checked. >>> the dow shot up nearly 1,000 points last month logging it's best january since 1994. the s&p saw its biggest gain since '97. some context here. since 1950 a january in the black has led to full year gains 90% of the time. oh, how we hope. earnings on deck this morning, drugmaker merck and chevron and exxonmobil. gas is up to $3.42. and the ceo for

vonn posted a picture on facebook after surgery on her knee when she was jurisdiction last week in austria. vonn was reportedly phone on tiger's private jet. >>> and the warriors will debut their new yellow sleeve jerseys making them the first team in the nba to play in something other than a tank top. >>> and here's a snapshot you won't often see, annie olson shot the entire length of the court. it bounced once and went in the basket. it was ruled a loose ball. only counted for two. >>> "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray. never all. >>> just ahead, don johnson's $19 million payday. >>> plus, a grammy gate crasher is sent packing by j. lo. that's coming up next. >>> welcome back to "early today." yesterday was mentioned a potential for the next big storm on the eastern seaboard. still looks like there's going to be a big storm. but the trend, a good trend has been been put to be more offshore. more into the canadian maritime. right now, we still have the watches. still going to be a close call for portions of new england but things are looking bet

um, she was a young, very young princess when she was married off to franz josef of austria.s her older sister was intended for his bride, but he was taken by this young girl, who was quite wild, where he was much more conventional. her high spirits, i-- could even have become a bit unbalanced in late years, and she took to roaming around the mediterranean to escape from the court life. this nomad of going around, so doing things that an empress simply didn't do. going to visit greece, going to corfu, building a palace in the middle of corfu. an unhappy woman. very unhappy. lonely? isolated? yes, very beautiful. but her end was awful. she was walking along the promenade at the side of lake geneva, and a young man approached her and apparently took out a file and shoved it into her. and because she was dressed in so many wonderful clothes, she didn't actually realize at the time that she'd been stabbed and calls out, "what is happening to me?" and collapses and dies. so i think it's one of the most tragic stories of european royalty in the 19th century. all right, now coming b

she crashed at the world championships in austria tearing two knee ligaments and breaking a bone in her. doctors say she will not be back on the skis for another six to eight months. but her coaches say they fully expect her to compete in sochi. >>> it's been around since the 1930s. but today the world famous monopoly game is getting a makeover. we'll find out what replaces one of the iconic tokens. voting has been open to the public online to pick a diamond ring, a guitar, a toy robot, a cat r a helicopter. all of the original pieces, including those added in 1950s are up for retirement. the winning piece will be revealed right here on nbc during the "today" show today. they'll get rid of one and replace it with a thu one. >> never get rid of the race car. >> which one would you let go? >> i'm going to say the thimble. shoot, don't e-mail me. i'll say the thimble. the race car is my favorite. i am going to go with guitar for the new one. something different. a musical instrument. >> i like the way you think. >> can you say that again, one more time a little louder? >> no, i'll never sa

heavy snowfall expected in austria and hungary. the cold air filters toward the south. london, paris, freezing mark, madrid, you will see temperatures fall down. farther toward the north and east on the cold side, moscow, minus 5 on saturday. that's a look at world weather. here is a look at the extended forecast. >>> we're back in 30 minutes with more on the latest. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. have a great day wherever you are.

for me was back in 1989, four priests got together, myself, one from the u.s., one from belgium, austria. the dominkan priest was there. i was sitting with father of the priests. and they are all seeking to try to lead the church. so because of that, i would meet every year for several days with the fathers. so i had the chance of spending a lot of time with them. >> there has been benefit to your knowing pope benedict xvi. outside of how you know him as teacher and scholar, what kind of man is he, as a regular guy. >> he was the big disciplinarian. we all knew that was false. so once he became pope, he was known to the world. so he is exactly like you see him and hear him right now as pope. he's wonderful. he's gracious. he's serene. he has a great sense of humor. it's kind of ironic sense of humor. i'll tell you one story. they are involved in the translation work. so we thought we would be able to publish it when it came out because other nations like france and germany published. but the u.s. bishops decided they would publish it themselves. i told that to him and he said, yes, the a

she injured her knee racing on the opening day of the world alpine championships in austria. said she is dead set on competing in the winter olympics a year from now. >>> thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 5:00. >>> more local news at 6:00. we hope to see you then. >>> on this sunday night, spending showdown. the cliff-hanger over automatic spending cuts set to begin just five days from now. how millions could be affected if there is no agreement. >>> collision course. the daytona 500 overshadowed by this weekend's big crash. a wake-up call on safety in one of americs fastest growing spectator sports. >>> plus, danica patrick's much watched finish. >>> and inside story on this oscar night. we go behind one of the most talked about movies of the year, with the real diplomats who were rescued in iran. >> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening. as we come on the air tonight, we are roughly 100 hours away from automatic spending cuts that will take effect that will sideline more than a million federal workers and c

it happened in austria, the after a jump, coming up shortly, her knees buckle and she veers off course. she was air lifted to a nearby hospital, now the u.s. ski team confirmed that -- here is the jump -- they confirmed she suffered acl and mcl tears in her right knee as well as a fractured right tibia. they are optimistic that held be ready for the winter games next february. >>> the 49ers are calling this one of the most depressing days of the season. players cleaned out their lockers this morning in team headquarters they collected their personal belongings and kaepernick seems to be taking the loss personally. asked how long that loss will stay with him, he said, for the rest of his life. >> i mean, it's tough. i mean, we been through a lot together, we are here with each other all the time. it's like leaving your family. >> you know, relax, heel the injuries and things like that, and pick back up, where we left off. >> after just a couple of days of recoup ragz, some like kaepernick will start to train for next season already. >> with a country where more than 12 million people ar

. >>> lindsay vonn crashed that world championship in austria suffering a broken bone. she is done for the season, but she is expected to be back in time for the 2014 winter olympics in russia, which begin in exactly one year from today. >>> an estimated 200,000 people joined in the celebration to welcome home the super bowl champion baltimore ravens. looking ahead to next year's cold weather super bowl, the nfl is debunking reports that metlife stadium in new jersey. the league's message, "chill out." pregame and half-time shows in stadium. we're looking forward to that. >>> just ahead, is the star wars franchise about to go the way of jobba the hut. >>> pint-size player around. a preview before you meet him here on "today" show. >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. watching a lot of clouds in the northwest and just some light rain and showers. not going to pour on you. temperatures in the mid-40s. at least it's not all that cold. a good deal of clouds increasing during the day in southern portions of oregon and california looked okay. a lot of clouds to get rid

the area has to compete with larger ski resorts just across the border in austria. keeping the slopes of the white costs about 1 billion euros a season. -- 1 million euros a season. gonethe day-trippers' have home and the temperature 6, it is time to turn on the snow cannons. they are fed by reservoirs' with pumping stations. the cannons are located on the side of the peaks. he explains how the public pressure has to reach a certain level. when the pressure is high enough, he can switch them on. the systems as one of the artificial snow machines appears to have broken down. he will have to go and fix it. he takes along. -- he takes me along. the men have to be able to deal with all kinds of problems with the palms and electronic system. he tells me the first thing to do is check there is no blockage in the fan system. it does not take him long to identify the problem. it is a short circuit. 10 minutes later, it is fixed and ready to go again. he says conditions are good. the air temperature is low. the water pressure is high. all he has to do is press the button to

>> we are certainly hoping for the best for lindsey vonn as she recovers in the hospital there in austria. john meyer with the denver post and christina mcfarland, cnn, thank you for your reporting on this. we will continue to watch the story. we will take a short break. we're working with a growing list of almost two thousand corporate partners - companies like microsoft, american red cross and adobe - to create options for you. not only that, we're using what we learn from these partners to shape our curriculum, so that when you find the job you want you'll be a perfect fit. let's get to work. and you wouldn't have it any other way.e. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for

. >> this is 24-year-old meche cameda from austria, who travels the world to places like california's >> i'm going to do it. >> meche is one of two people ever to concur task point without a safety harness. a 99-foot walk on a one-inch thick nylon rope. a vertigo induced 6900 feet over yosemite valley. remember, this is without any safety gear. >> whoo! >> meche is considered one of the best high-line slack liners both with and without a safety harness. >> the feeling is amazing because you control yourself. and if you lose focus, it's getting dangerous. >> slack lining has been around for decades. this video from 1938 in india shows a man balancing on a loose bounce, rope. hence, the name slack line. these days the line meche walks is more taught and he takes the sport to new heights. once the nylon rope is stretched and anchored, meche gets to work. he makes it look easy but make no mistake, it's not. even members of meche's entourage all use a harness. ♪ >> meche keeps his fear of falling in check. >> fear is not good. if you don't know how to control fear, it's becoming way more d

. >> sometimes, the island belonged to austria-hungary, sometimes to the ottoman empire. when the ottomans' left, it remained as a turkish enclave -- when the ottomans left. it became an exotic destination for outings. visitors came from all over romania to buy turkish wheat, tobacco, and schnapps -- to buy turkish suites -- sweets, tobacco and schnapps. >> i fell in love here. you can see me playing guitar with my wife. >> that love has survived. along with the turkish culture. >> you just have to say weather you like it sweeter or more bitter -- either -- whether you like it sweeter or more bitter. >> he is talking about the coffee. what also remains is the turkish language. we accompany a man on a trip to his youth. only about 10 former residents of the island still live on the shore nearby. >> i cling to these memories. we are the last ones who remember the island. it remains deep in our souls all this time. >> ever since the shock that came 45 years ago. >> take a look at this cruelty. i have seen it often enough. >> in 1967, the romanian army destroyed the houses of

american skier lindsey vonn's surgeon expecting her to make a full recovery after last week's wipeout in austriae underwent surgery yesterday to repair torn knee ligaments. she also broke a bone in her leg. >>> when the associated press men's basketball poll comes out today it's likely to have a new number one for the sixth straight week. >>> i'm hakem dermish with your "sportscenter" update. the nuggets and celtics working triple overtime. denver's won nine straight, boston, six straight. 92-92. we're going overtime. under 30 seconds left in o.t., green knox down the three. tied at 99-99. under ten seconds left, pierce with the three, tied at 107-107. then, jason terry for three. the celtics win in triple overtime, 118-114. they've won seven in a row. >>> a monster matchup in miami. lebron and the heat hosting kobe and the lakers. final seconds of the third quarter. lebron misses but gets it back and drains the three ball. heat up. fourth quarter, up to lebron. lebron james, 12 for 18 from the floor, finished with 32 points. he becomes the third flair nba history to score at least 30 points and

this happened yesterday at the world championships in austria.vonn is expected to return in time for the winter games. >> she will get through this. she was back in the hotel a couple hours after the accident. she was in good spirits, starting to plot out her rehab and next steps. i'm confident we'll see lindsey vonn in sochi next year. >> we wish her the best with the modern technology and surgeries, there is a good chance she'll be ready. the opening ceremony is one year from tomorrow. >> nbc bay area is your home for the winter games. they will keep you posted on the local athletes participating. and everything you need to know as sochi gets ready to welcome the world. >> every time i hear the olympic music i get pumped up. not as pumped up as i hear from mike's traffic. >> thank you. get ready to be rocked by traffic. light volume here. 101 was nice. it's dramatic to look at the lights. we'll give you the update. road crews on the maps here. 85 in a transition with with 101 and mountain view looking at this transition. south 87 to south 85. t

. >> sometimes, the island belonged to austria-hungary, sometimes to the ottoman empire. when the ottomans' left, it remained as a turkish enclave -- when the ottomans left. it became an exotic destination for outings. visitors came from all over romania to buy turkish wheat, tobacco, and schnapps -- to buy turkish suites -- sweets, tobacco and schnapps. >> i fell in love here. you can see me playing guitar with my wife. >> that love has survived. along with the turkish culture. >> you just have to say weather you like it sweeter or more bitter -- either -- whether you like it sweeter or more bitter. >> he is talking about the coffee. what also remains is the turkish language. we accompany a man on a trip to his youth. only about 10 former residents of the island still live on the shore nearby. >> i cling to these memories. we are the last ones who remember the island. it remains deep in our souls all this time. >> ever since the shock that came 45 years ago. >> take a look at this cruelty. i have seen it often enough. >> in 1967, the romanian army destroyed the houses of

she had a bad crash in austria and needs surgery. what she's saying about her chances of a full recovery in time for the winter games. >>> let us start this morning with the decision by the postal service to end saturday mail delivery. nbc's tom costello is in a post office in washington, d.c. good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. this was a major move that the postal service is undertaking, losing $16 billion a year as it is forced to fund future retiree medical benefits. and congress still hasn't gotten around to addressing the issue. the postal service will act on its own to save money and here's the plan. starting august 1st, the usps will stop saturday mail delivery and will however continue package delivery and we should say medical delivery, in other words, pills and that kind of thing. mail delivery to post office boxes will continue on saturday. post offices would remain open on saturday. the estimating savings here is $2 billion a year. while it's true that first class mail has fallen off a cliff as you and

skier ted ligety won the super-g in austria finishing the course in just under 1:24. >>> lance armstrong has been given a two-week extension to possibly work out an agreement to cooperate with the anti-doping agency. the agency is looking for full details on armstrong's blood doping and drug use to win seven tour de france titles. >>> and a rare baseball card has been auctioned off for $92,000. it shows a photograph of the brooklyn atlantics amateur baseball club. the 148-year-old card was found at a yard sale in maine. >>> just ahead, kim kardashian is packing serious heat. we've got the pictures. >>> plus, a 7-year-old from alabama takes on one of the military's biggest battles. you'll meet him next on "early today." >>> welcome back. our storm that is moving into areas now of southern portions of canada has dragged that front through. we are going to continue with showery-type weather. temperatures holding in the mid 40s, though. not a lot of heavy rain. snow showers near boise not a big deal. eventually some of the showers on the front near san francisco will try to sneak through, bu

she was air lifted to the hospital in austria. she looses her balance before sliding off. she was treat ed for 12 minutes on the slope before being air lifted away. she has competed in the last three winter games and we wish her a very speedy recovery. she tore ligaments, broke her leg. it's going to be a rough recovery, but still has some time. hopefully ready for the 2014 games. >>> guess what? it's national weather person day, so we say happy national weather person day to christina loren. >> good morning to you. got a good looking day. better late than never. starting to get a little breakthrough that thick, dense cloud cover in san jose and temperatures are cold with limited sunshine until now. we swrus saw our first sliver here in san jose. 53 in san francisco, 50 in gilroy. make sure you grab your jacket. high pressure that kept us so warm and sunny takes a hike to the south and we have cool, foggy days through the end of the week. we're going to hold off on those showers until thursday. today, the lower 50s at the coast and the upper 50s inland. 55 degrees in santa

austria, germany, and luxembourg have the best employment numbers, but that's not enough to change a europe-wide trend. eurozone unemployment has been on the rise for the last five years. at the beginning of 2008, the jobless rate stood at 7.2%. today, 11.7% of eurozone residents looking for a job cannot find one. youth unemployment figures are especially worrisome. nearly one in four young people under the age of 25 cannot have a job. youth unemployment in spain tops 55%. >> german lawmakers began debating friday a controversial ban on the far-right party. the previous attempts to outlaw it failed in 2003. >> this new drive to ban the party came after revelations that a neo-nazi group linked to the npd carried out a decade- long string of racially motivated murders. >> a former high-ranking member of the far right npd is thought to have supplied the weapons used by the new lots is in the recent killings. along with others accused of aiding and abetting the neo-nazi terror cell, he will soon appear in court in munich. >> at the moment, the plan is to begin the trial after the easter

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she shredded ligaments in her knee when she wiped out at the championships in austria.tors say the surgery was successful and expect a full recovery. she hopes to be healed in time to compete in next year's winter olympics in sochi. >>> starting today, the if you remember will fly in new york. the 137th yule westminster kennel club dog show kicks off at madison square garden. take a look at these guys. more than 2700 dogs will strut their stuff in hopes of winning best in show. organizers say this year's event will showcase pooches from all 50 states and several foreign countries. you can watch live coverage of the westminster dog show tonight from 10:00 to 11:00 on cnbc and on the usa network. >>> the owners of these dogs spending big bucks to make sure they get the best food, toys and training. apparently, they're not alone. the american pet products association estimates that pet owners spent about $53 billion on their furry friends last year. that's a 30% increase from five years ago. owners are buying everything from luxury pop bag. it what it is. >> it is. >> to m