, and came out stopping just short of calling out barton for modern-day mccarthyism. another figure in the republican party, you may remember, john mccain also came out and defend us against these attacks, writing an editorial in chronicle of higher education, co-authored with the president of the university of arizona, blasting joe barton for this attempt to intimidate scientists whose finding might be inconvenient to special interests that he represents. it just so happens by the way that james inhofe was or has been, still is, the single largest recipient in the u.s. senate of fossil fuel funding. and joe barton, the single largest recipient in the house of congress, house of representatives of fossil fuel funding. but some of this, the real heroes in our store is also republicans but it was not that long ago when this wasn't a politically partisan issue. i think unfortunately those who have been looking too much and the sciences, discredit the signs, prevent us from having to good-faith debate that we could be having about what to do another problem is preempting

it's my pleasure to introduce ambassador rick barton. rick knows all about conflict complexity and he has worked in some of the most prominent institutions of international affairs. the state department, usaid, the u.n. and even the center for strategic and international studies. soap he knows all about sielos, but he also knows how to break them down. he has been absolutely remarkable in his career for being able to bring people together to get them to talk across communities. he is now leading a great big new effort that we are very, very excited to be working with and delighted that it has come to fruition and with that, rick, i'm going to turn over to you and we look forward to hearing what you think are our challenges and how you're going to solve them. [ applause ] . . >> well, thank you. thank you, pamela and thanks to all of you, all friends. i do feel like this is our home. it's a great, great pleasure to be among so many great peace builders. al of you have dedicated so man. as i look around the audience, i just see people that

senate of fossil fuel fund aid and joe barton is the single largest recipient in the house congress,house of representatives of fossil fuel fund them. some of the real heroes in her story were also republican. it wasn't that long but when this wasn't a political mission. some of those who have been looking to undermine the science, discredit the science to prevent us from having the good-faith debate about what to do with the problem and preempting a guy trying to assess the bad statement about whether the problem even exists is unfortunate that it does appear now to be a litmus test for one of the two parties. denial of climate change on the campaign trail and one of her former senators declared it's an elaborate hoax. and as a candidate for the nomination of his party for president. so it shouldn't be a politically partisan issue. i've got friends who who are republicans as well as democrats and i fully believe he cares much as my republican friends as their children and grandchildren as the democrats friends. and what this really is ultimately his initiative intergenerational ethi

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. >> terminan los Últimos detalles sobre el pavimento a pocas horas para que reabra el puente don bartonportavoz asegura que esta etapa estÁ por fin liz fin liz aro y abre abrirÁ a las 3 de la maÑana. >> el departamento de transportaciÓn decidio cerrar los carriles de 1.6 millas de largo con el fin de reemplazar con tecnologÍa parte de la estructura de 30 aÑos de antigÜedad. >> los trabajos se realizaron en la parte oeste del centro, precisamente la nueva ayudarÁ a absorber la energÍa durante un terremoto y la convierte a la estructura mÁs resistentes ante un movimiento telÚrico >> estamos poniendo nuevo concreto, realizando tareas de concreto, lo que hicimos levantar el puente 5 pulgadas, ampliar una brecha sobre el tramo central para que las mra quettas se muevan durante un posible temblor. >> durante el dÍa feriado pidieron utilizar rutas alternas y anticipar retrasos en algunas autopistas y puentes de nuestra regiÓn. >> aunque los trabajos terminaron por el momento, aÚn faltan otros proyectos por realizar en este puente. >> de la muy buena noticia, pasamos para otra no muy buena, en

barton will happily use the service for a photo opportunity when it suits him.hen he'll potentially vote to cut the service when it doesn't suit him? >> absolutely correctly. i think that one thing you can say about republicans, that they are very, very good at sticking together and staying in line with what their leadership has prescribed. they have decided that they want to hang their hats on the wealthiest in our country. and it seems to be paying off. right here in wisconsin, we have an election where millions upon millions of dollars are being provided by these corporations and wealthy people in order for republicans to do their bidding. and in congress, we see the same thing. the supreme court has provided a provision, as you know, under citizens united, where they say corporations are people versus these elderly people are you need to protect. certainly some 80-year-old woman who is waiting on a meal from wheels on meals does not have as much power as one of these great oil company who can fund your campaign and i think they've taken a very cynical approa

martha: representative joe barton, with your saoeufpltd thank you sside. thank you so much.re. bill: we have new details on a plot to blow up a bridge in northern ohi we haveictus of the suspect involved. 'l bng you updat a momentha we' lrning fr e.b. 's reptedlectefbg being mitje tkf being t romnes runng m now h rng eyesith at seste c decwt hi a n.plki eat hour. here are headlines right now in "america's newsroom." it turns out the rate of home ownre ship in the united states is p falling. it is at a 15-year low. officials are blaming high foreclosure rates and a strong represent almarket for the drop. a judge has ruled that a hotel maid can indeed move forward with a lawsuit against the former head of the international monetary fund. the maid, remember this story, she claims that strauss-kahn assated her i a nework city cotroom. uld it be a ht from new rsernor ri ctie, the lonmi romney pptedmithat uld possiy bonvinc, bi t run as ney's icesint rni me. say h lovesis job as the goveor one jersend odn, itheatest igeo top security clearances are going to the middle east unautho

dun barton, till 5:00 am on tuesday. mateo bridge to the north or highway 237 to the south, the best alternate routes. the golden gate will shut down for a couple hours on sunday. from 8:00 pm-10:00 pm because of a big fireworks show on the bridge and in the bay. the fireworks capping you have a day of festivities as the golden gate celebrates its 75th anniversary. >>> a major muni shutdown in san francisco is set to start this friday night, lasting from 7:00 pm friday until 5:00 am on monday. almost ten days. it will be shut down totally. the j church will be partially shut down. it will stop at church and market. and the 22, 37, 43, and the n-owl lines will be reuted, part of -- rerouted; part of ongoing construction. for a list of closures, we have posted the information on kron4.com. >>> five days after making its stock debut on the market, facebook is still the most talked about company on wall street. the only problem is investigators not investors are now doing the talking. >> reporter: at the close of trading tod

a guy named david barton was top bill.can't find a cure to aids because gay is god's punishment. >> studies keep proving that. that's why aids have something that haven't discovered a cure for because it's the fastest self-mutating virus. it transmutes into something new. they have to start over again. that goes to what god said you're going to bear the consequence offense this homosexual behavior. >> it was al headlined by a woman named alveda king. support for abortion rights is just like supporting terrorism. also top billed was a man named dan cummins. he wrote a book where he argues the separation of church and state is a foreign communist concept. he says people that call themselves progressives are communists. this exists in republican politics. this is part of the way that republicans campaign particularly when they are just campaigning among each other like in a republican primary context. john boehner okayed this event. this prayer event organized by people who say that aids is god's punishment for being gay and

barton how mentioned. pedro prosecute freak. -- from puerto rico. there is something interesting about. this he pays $1,400 a month for his lease. when i confronted him he said to us look, it's not paid for by the u.s. taxpayers and technically it's right. it's paid for by the puerto rican taxpayers. bottom line is he is not paying for that car. >> bill: puerto rican people are paying for it because he doesn't even have a vote pedro. is he there as observer. >> 14 hundred for yukon. using hybrids to save tax. >> typically cost more money and two year leases which cost more money. >> bill: can't cost any more than that vote it out after they find out they are spending. >> report airs tomorrow on "inside edition." >> who is the most luxurious car. >> this is what is tricky. we saw car for $1,900. however, that was used as kind of an automobile office. so, it was equipped with a computer. >> bill: who had that? >> i forget off the top of my head. >> bill: it was a congressman. >> yes, it was. i think it was vegetable fuel run. >> bill: vegetable fuel?

te name barton -- along with democrat last month over their privacy conccrns.racking situatioo.barton says: &pnottopposed to the technology and we are nottopposed to its control under proppr protocol, &pwhat we are opposed to is puttiig this ttchnology out in the market place ithhno prrvacy protocols."(on cam of a north dakota man, odney brossart, is already testingg phe egal limits of drones and their use in domestic law 16 hour standoff, the local swat team reportedly borrowed a drone from the homeland security department, to make sure it was safe to arreet him. brossart's lawyer reportedly claimed his client was subjected to quote: gorilla like police tactics. in washington, catherine herridge, fox news." 3 a 2-billion dollar mistake at j-p morgan. morgan. a top executiveeis stepping down after her unit mii-managed an investmeet fund. the mistake cost the bank more thaa 2-billion dollars over a six week period. two more executives could be onnthe way out. the c-e-o of jpmorgaa high s 3-billion dollarr. s 3 a new report released by 'human rights watch' aas mo

barton how mentioned. pedro prosecute freak. -- from puerto rico.omething interesting about. this he pays $1,400 a month for his lease. when i confronted him he said to us look, it's not paid for by the u.s. taxpayers and technically it's right. it's paid for by the puerto rican taxpayers. bottom line is he is not paying for that car. >> bill: puerto rican people are paying for it because he doesn't even have a vote pedro. is he there as observer. >> 14 hundred for yukon. using hybrids to save tax. >> typically cost more money and two year leases which cost more money. >> bill: can't cost any more than that vote it out after they find out they are spending. >> report airs tomorrow on "inside edition." >> who is the most luxurious car. >> this is what is tricky. we saw car for $1,900. however, that was used as kind of an automobile office. so, it was equipped with a computer. >> bill: who had that? >> i forget off the top of my head. >> bill: it was a congressman. >> yes, it was. i think it was vegetable fuel run. >> bill: vegetable fuel? >> yeah. th

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the dun barton bridge will shut down in both directions 10:00 pm friday until 5:00 am on tuesday.says the closure is for seismic repairs. and the golden gate will shut down for at least an hour on sunday night. that will be for a fireworks show on the bridge, and over the bay, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the golden gate. maureen kelly has details on the traffic nightmare on sunday expected for drivers in san francisco and marin. >> reporter: the bridge closure will come at the end of a day-long party for the span's 75th anniversary which will have already snarled traffic with road closures and turned parking spots into tow-away zones around the waterfronts. officials are warning those who want to come celebrate not to drive. signs have already been posted on the roads leading up to the bridge warning motorists of delays from 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm. the bridge sidewalks will be shut down earlier, keeping people off the bridge until right before the pyrotechnics are over. the shutdown starts at 9:00 pm. the fireworks show is slated for 9:30 pm. drivers on 101 will have to sit

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. >>> the dun bartedon bridge is -- barton bridge is going to be closed over the memorial day weekends seismically retrofitting the bridge. tell be shut down on may the 25th on 10:00 pm, and not stealed to reopen -- scheduled to reopen until the following tuesday. >>> a man killed by san francisco police was the suspect in the murder of his mother. she was found dead in her home on tuesday during an hour-long strauf last night, 41 -- standoff last night, hughes set a fire inside, and fireded gunshot -- fired gunshots out of windows. >>> skruz have re-- santa cruz police have released a sketch of this man. investigators say the man first tried to spark up a conversation with a victim, when she continued running, she chased her. she managed to get away and called 911. >>> gop presidential candidate mitt romney is taking responsibility for pranks he pulled as a teenager. the candidate pol gilesed for the high schoolantics -- apologized for the antics that some deemeded homophobic. his actions came to light watching a washington post newspaper article. romney says he has no memory of the

and ervin santana was real good sitting down derrick barton. 4-nothing.e days for the as. start to finish. it was an anaheim victory. >>> san antonio continues to be the nba's best, quietly. they have one five straight in the postseason. steven jackson, the former warrior, back with some guys that he can't shove around. and he's awful good. they've won 15 straight. they win game 1 over the clippers. >>> lebron james without chris bosch, people saying could he get it done? 28 points, 9 rebounds, 6 steals. somehow indiana is hanging tough. david west had 16 and 10. everybody blaming lebron for not taking the last shot. it was mario chalmers. there it is. 78-75, series even at 1. >>> the first post mr. davis mini-camp in motion in alameda. the raiders with darren mcfadden are hoping he is healthy finally after missing most of last year with a foot injury. carson palmer under center. his first full season. he came mid-year after sitting out. matt liers is the guy everybody is talking about. >> i matured a lot from my college days. very happy with where i am t

the jefferson lies, on the bookshelves now, david barton. [ male announcer ] zero calories, maximum pepsioh, so you're sold out, huh? dig deep! we're thirsty! i knew you had it in you. [ male announcer ] zero calories, maximum pepsi taste. >> stewart: that's our show. i guess i will do it for you, mr. president. thank you, field team 6, thank you cia intelligence gatherers and than captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight how much do we tell our kids about is sexuality? that's enough. (laughter) then a new convenience for gun owners, i hope you'll stop shooting long enough to hear about it. and my guest actress diane keaton is here. la dee da, la dee da. the new york yankees have their own cologne. it's made from the most expensive ingredients of all the competing colognes. this is "the lbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the report. good to see you here. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report,

derek barton, all the way to the wall.hnny and a's win 9-5 and all nine runs crossed the plate with two outs. that is some clutch hitting. we will hear more from giants' players as they get set to hit the road to los angeles. diane kwb, for now we kick it back to you. >> i'll take it. thanks, scott. >>> w, weill wback, we will see if "the avengers" were able to erase hairy harry potter from the top spot. >>> the new action adventure film "the avengers" set a new record bringing in $200 million with its debut. the superhero film features a star-studded cast portraying thor, captain american and ironman. it surpassed the $169 million debut of last year's harry potter finale. part of the reason is that it is 3-d an theaters charge and additional fee for 3-d and even more for imax. so that added to the 200 million. right now we have the heat coming our way. >> right. good movie day. actually. get inside. >> no, i like being out in the heat. >> i think tomorrow -- well, maybe close to 90. some folks may want it stay indoors. ou

barton score. as take the lead. two batters later. curveball. past buster posey. uh-oh, got a play at the plate. trying to block it. look out! takes the hit. however, collin cowgill is called safe. a tough guy. stayed in the game. giants, four innings. allowed four earned runs, three walks, five as. top of the seventh. there is josh reddick. hitting his 11th home run. this guy is something else. as get the win. 6-2. >> pretty good shot. you know you could see that -- happening. you know, buster couldn't find the ball. and knew it was going to be, be bing-bang. that is a big play. they knock the ball out of his glove. he holds on that one-run ball game. but, you he came out fine. you know? of course we are going to check on him tomorrow. >> that's -- going to go through the legs of posey. he can't find it. now we got action at home. and -- a major collision at home. and he got crushed. >> just seemed like, you know -- he threw a lot of pitches there for a couple innings. and the game early. so, certainly i have seen many games where this guy is -- cruised on into t

master barton will tell us that in a minute. working with the u.s. government on managing complexity and there's a lot of innovative thinking that's happening and i've seen it in europe and other places. that's really good. what we also have to realize is that we have a lot of really well engrained bad habits for dealing with complexity. what they do is they want to find the routine slice of a very complex environment. they want to block everything else out. i build health clinics and barn it, no start, i don't use economic development. if i do my job right, other people will do that other stuff and as kind of a faith based initiative, they'll all add up as something better. the truth is it doesn't actually add up. so much we fall into the trap of dealing with complexity by only working on a routine piece we can control and handle. the other is to treat complexity as if it's completely chaotic, so there's nothing we can do. it's why we have that war is the norm mindset. it's throwing up the hand, walking away and not thinking rigorously or very long

. >>> one place people will not be drive thing weekend is the dunn barton bridge. caltrans says the work is on schedule and the bridge is expected to reopen in time for the morning commute on tuesday. crews are working around the clock to bring the bridge up to seismic code. when they're done, the bridge should be able to move more and be more flexible during an earthquake. >>> two men are behind bars and police are searching for a third man tonight. san bruol pice say one of the men fired a shot at officers. it happened around 1:30 this morning on san bruno avenue. officers were trying to stop a car near bel-air elementary when three people inside the car fled. one of the men turned and fired shots. the officers were not hurt but fired back. >> there's a bullet casing on my lawn, one on the walkway. so obviously pretty close. >> police do not know if nip was hit by the gunfire. again, officers arrested two men and searching for the third. anyone with information is asked to call san bruno police. >>> in honor of memorial day, girl scouts and boy scouts spent the d

time was trying to plan for access to the transit center, particularly subgrade portions of it to barton -- bart muni, which is about a block. i think that is really important because if you want people to use rail service, or even high- speed and regional rail service, they will have to easily move their suitcases or whenever they are carrying to connect to bart board muni to go elsewhere. if they have to bring them above grade and carry them a block or two, most cities, there are at least corridors where you can roll your suitcases. i would like to see that as part of the plan, hopefully. i also wanted to comment that there is an area for the transbay park, and that is where the temporary transbay terminal is now. we should look very carefully at possible uses for that area. obviously, everybody wants a park. there may be the availability for some subgrade parking in there. there might even be enough space for some sort of structure, possibly an arena. i do not know what acreage would be required, but that particular piece as well as another piece zone by the redevelopment agency on sp

all of this is a shot in the economies are at barton's are very happy about the greater than usual visitation. >> one of the worst stretches of bay area roadways is getting bigger and better. there is currently >> by many accounts the commute, i with 101 is among the nastiest in the bay area. let's go for a ride. take a look. even by 10:00 a.m., a full hour after the lanes are open to all, traffic is still crawling north. on the southbound side is better but by 3:00 p.m. this will also be gridlocks. traffic along the 3.5 mi. stretch has gotten progressively worse in recent years. it's a single carpool lane is simply not enough. the carpal barrier is where work has already begun an extra lane will give carpoolers more flexibility exiting the freeway. >> when the project is complete, this stretch of 101 will be 12 lanes wide. >>pam: a milestone for caltrans workers. take a look at the new video from today in. this week the crews will begin handing the suspension cables. >> it is not a cylindrical. we have to use a compression and she's to get that form. >> we are taking the individual strands o

time was trying to plan for access to the transit center, particularly subgrade portions of it to barton -- bart muni, which is about a block. i think that is really important because if you want people to use rail service, or even high- speed and regional rail service, they will have to easily move their suitcases or whenever they are carrying to connect to

joe barton along with ed marquee wrote the faa over their privacy concerns lawmakers citing worries drones will be used in conjunction with other technology amounting to a total tracking situation. >>> congressman marquee and i are not opposed to the technology and nota posted to its legit -- not opposed to its legitimate use but what we are opposed to is footing the technology out into the marketplace, with no privacypro cools. >> reporter: the case of a -- protocols. >> reporter: the case of a north dakota man is testing the laws. after a 16 hour stand off local swat team reportedly borrowed a drone from homeland security department to make sure it was safe to arrest him. his lawyer reportedly claims his client was subjected to guerilla like police tactics in washington, fox news. >>> still to come a graduation to remember at american university after a very public and romantic proposal. >>> first, remember tupaks hologram at coachella this month, queen fans could experience a similar revival, tonight. queen has been trying to figure out a way to revive freddie mercury for the show. the

dump barto barton. >> there is a buzz tonight in silicon valley that space book wants to get into themart phone market. theory cutting engineers who worked on the i-phone. the own phone could help them become a maim mobile advertising platform and allow face back to have its own app like apple and android. some industry experts say facebook hopes to launch the phone next year. in the mean time the social hand it of facebook ceo sucker berg on honor mine target of tabloid overseas. show you photo. pardon me. they show his bride having dinner in rome. witness say the couple are just blending i in. well the tabloid are running stories saying the couple look miserable. sucker berg and chan got married may 19 the day after facebook big i p o. >> not beaming exactly. >> maybe they are miserable because they have a bunch of photographers chasing them around china. is that will spoil your dinner. excuse me mr. sucker berg. smile. >> smile. >> barry bonds says a thing or two about the paparrazi and guess where he was today? at the giants game. talking about his next career perhaps. about his n

. >> thank you very much, ambassador barton. peace building works on flexible time. we are a little bit over, but we built extra time into our breaks and into lunch. we will continue with our substantive program. i'm delighted to move into our next phase. about a year ago, chick bombach was speaking with people at usaip about a question that we spent a lot of time talking about at cocktail parties and gatherings. what is peace building? what is the field? are we a field? chick and usaip decided to go down a path to create a report to try to answer some of the questions about the demographics and keys of our work. on june 14th, we will have a report coming out that is looking at the peacebuilding field. >>> on our companion network c-span later today, a look at the lessons from the japan earthquake last year and the nuclear meltdown. from the heritage foundation in washington. that's live at noon eastern. at 3:00 p.m., a member of the russia democratic movement. she is talking about russia under vladimir putin. >>> i had my ambition to walk with john smith. i got to p

i don't know if you've seen the recent study by benjamin barton about the profile of our current supreme court justices. we have is a latina, an african-american, but they've all given to harvard or yale. we don't have justices who engaged in preeft practice. thurgood marshall was the last justice that practiced in solo practice. justice stevens was the last justice who served in the military. just o'connor -- >> with any connection to state government. >> we're talking about a very narrow slice of individuals who are serving on the highest court. we have ongoing diversity problems, racial and gender throughout the federal appall at system and district system but also throughout the state system. that goes to the public's sense of confidence in the judiciary, the sense that it is not closed off, it is not a select group and it also goes to the quality of judicial decision making. we should want all different kinds of people to serve so those companies experiences, legal and otherwise, so we can get the best judicial decisions we can. >> we moved so quickly to so many different topics. je

derrick barton with two aboard, one hops the wall. that is place jonny gomes and inge.ll nine runs come across with two outs in the inning. a's back this week for the blue jays and giants begin a big series in los angeles tomorrow, diane. >> thanks a lot, scott. >>> thanks for choosing the "bay area at 6:00." we have 30 rock next, and we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00 with the top news stories of the day, of course, aalong with a story about a fashion truck in san francisco. it's taco truck style, but instead they sell high fashion instead of burritos and salsa. until then, have a good night.

ant secretary of state for conflict and stablization operations rick barton said goal of his department is to have an impact in the first 12 months of a violent conflict. currently his agency has major engagements in syria, kenya, northern central america and burma. this is about 40 minutes. >>. [ applause ] . >> thank you. and thanks to all of you. i do feel as if i'm home and i do feel as if usips are home. it's just a great, great pleasure to be among so many peace builders. all of you have dedicated so many wonderful years and superb efforts to us. so as i look around the audience i just see people that i've admired for a long time. your dedication, your professionalism. your perseverance. one of the things i'm finding in this new job is the tenacity seems to be a fairly important quality. it's not one that i would have necessarily put at the top of my personal list. i'm finding that there must be more of that new england strain than i realized before i moved into the state department in this particular job a few months ago. all of you have clearly shown that. su so much. without it

attacked by afghan ail lice, david barton spoke with the family of one fallen soldier. >> reporter: thisly photo army major robert marchanti had on his desk when he was killed in february. the afghan police who shot him and colonel john loftus from behind probably saw it. his wife peggy, that's her at the head of the funeral procession at arlington cemetery, was so shattered it took her and her daughter leah to comprehend the killer was not the enemy but the supposed ally. >> the pain and tragedy involved, it's still what it is. but it does make it -- it just stings a little bit more that it was by the same people he was trying to help and that we trusted. >> if he would have known he wasn't savings he would have been able to fight for himself. i don't feel like he really had the opportunity. >> reporter: marchanti and loftus were working at the afghan interior ministry, a heavily guarded building in kabul, which is frequently visited by senior u.s. officials including defense secretary leon panetta. >> did you feel it was a safe place? >> i thought it was the safest place in afghanistan

four six frenchman roman grows on his lotus was second fastest almost four tenths of a second behind barton ferrari's felipe a mass that was the defending champion last red bull's sebastian vettel was tenth fastest while rushing with the petrol finished the day in sixteenth place friday is a rest day with final practice and qualifying on saturday. now to gold where world number one rory mcilroy is in real danger of missing the car for the second successive tournament he's a shots off the lead after the first round of the p.g.a. championship at wentworth unfancied david drysdale and peter lawrie lead the way this after both carded impressive six under par sixty six is on thursday irishman lawrie producing a fine start with three birdies and illegal in the first six holes in contrast to world number one mcelroy it's a two over par seventy four not held by this double bogey on the sixteenth england's luke donald can reclaim the top spot in the rankings this weekend and fared much better he's two shots off the pace there are five players tied in second a shot behind the leaders they play it's g

more on this from tom barton and tom petty thing to you what details do you have about these attacks. dozens of casualties have now been recorded after two suicide car bombs in dagestan's capital mahat in russia's north caucasus the first bomber detonated his vehicle after being stopped at a police checkpoint on the outskirts of the city twenty minutes later when police and firefighters had arrived at the scene a second suicide car bomber blew up his vehicle at the same spot many police and firefighters are among the casualties. now told is the believe that of course this region is always mobbed by intense security risk isn't it tell us more on that. gunman from attacks happen with alarming frequency in the region into recent examples in mid april i federal security officer was targeted in a car bombing there were three blasts that day and just a few days ago a bomb was defused inside a lorry in the region and is a missed insurgency is being going on there for years now making this the latest such attack in russia's volatile north caucasus. thank you very much there was tom botting th