tom barton thank you very much artie's tom barton reporting there well i'm now joined live by global market analyst patrick young who will no doubt have plenty to say on the controversial bailout plan patrick thank you so much for joining us of course this levee will be painful for many to swallow but surely it's in the interests isn't it for everyone better to live with a little less money now than walk around in a bankruptcy surely. of course it's always going to be better to be living in a state of the soul than to not bankrupt but i think the question that must be a lips of every single cypriot sanford today is the idea of why did they have to pay and why did the ball and holders not have to pay that is what is inherently so physically wrong with this deal is proposed you see bourne's government debt and so on those people are investors they take a risk and at least it should be a relatively safe investment but in this case it's all gone horribly wrong what is appalling about this particular instance is that the european union the eurozone have taken a step forward beyond their c

as you said my name is mark barton and this is my wife jackie. we have three children. james is 12, natalie is eleven and daniel 7. three months ago today on december 14th, i held his little hand as we walked to the bus. i kissed him good-bye. for as you know, will be the last time. daniel as any parent will tell you that their child is special, but what was special about daniel is his kindness. he had a very unique compassionate part of his person. if you noticed the classmate sitting alone, he would ask the teacher to be excused to go and comfort that classmate. his cousins were moved by this to the point where they wanted to set up a facebook site to honor his kindness, they call it what would daniel do, wwdd. this tech effort, that you guys are doing, is something that daniel would do. this is what daniel would do. he would look into his heart and try to fix things and we can't tell you how much or how deeply it touches us that you are looking into your hearts, taking your time and your talents and devoting yourselves to fixing this. we know that there is no simple

as you said my name is mark barton and this is my wife jackie. we have three children.es is 12, natalie is eleven and daniel 7. three months ago today on december 14th, i held his little hand as we walked to the bus. i kissed him good-bye. for as you know, will be the last time. daniel as any parent will tell you that their child is special, but what was special about daniel is his kindness. he had a very unique compassionate part of his person. if you noticed the classmate sitting alone, he would ask the

fleet duets of the cosmic blues they've got it all here on the international song station i'm tom barton for aught see your host on the orbits our state student planet earth . susan. it is a good story now u.s. food stamps are supposed to provide lay the cost of those who need it most but it seems the systems are touristy open to abuse their hafner says been finding out this week whether taxpayers think their money is being well spent end of the day. according to the u.s. government more than forty seven million people now use the food stamp program are americans abusing the system this week let's talk about that one of the largest consumers of food stamps is actually wal-mart because they underpay their employees so we're concerned about people getting food stamps we should probably look in the direction of companies like wal-mart et cetera who refuse to pay a living wage says it's clear i don't know but it sounds like they or does that bother you know why not well it should probably bother me because i'm a taxpayer right yeah ok but it doesn't not really no why do you just assume that

comparing troops to children torturing and with a magnifying glass more on this now from artie's tom barton. he did use very strong words in the manning when describing the material he gave to wiki leaks what exactly did he say hi there on the he did he used emotive language is especially as he worked through this over an hour of all the of his statement to the court describing his feelings we've taken a couple of edited excerpts of that one of them concerns this video from the cockpit of an apache attack helicopter over iraq the two pilots very eager to. gauge a group of what turned out to be civilians on the ground killing twelve of them including two reuters journalists a van then comes to try and help those shot in the first burst of firing and the helicopter then engages that van as well let's have a listen to what he said about that it was not me that's me is me it's a great. hero. we really have even if you did you will see only you. right here on c.n.n. . now for national. work. for me this is so much which i don't even know. bradley manning was shocked by what he saw in the video i

tom thanks very much artie's tom barton well if the levees agreed it will affect many non-serious as well thirty seven percent of the country's bank deposits are held by nonresidents however it's the cypriots who are likely to suffer the most they will lose over three billion euros in this levy and considering that there's only a little over a million of them it means every man woman and child coughing up around three thousand euros each now that's quite a blow to most households global markets and it's patrick young says it's immoral to make savers not bondholders pay for the bailout. the eurozone and the european union have looked at the overall cyprus situation and said a huge swathe of deposits here come from people outside the european union and whether they've done it entirely cynically or whether they've done it entirely consciously we can never be absolutely clear but there certainly looks to me to be a lot of politics behind this move essentially the euro zone the european union have said who can we manage to take a haircut from that are actually not our citizens not our vot

stephen barton is a survivor of the aurora movie theater shooting.art of his work mayors against illegal guns. >> thanks for having me. >> first of all the idea that the nra is now fighting i guess it's not a surprise that the nra would be fighting back against new york. what's your reaction? >> i mean, like you said, not a surprise, but i mean historically assault weapons bans have been held up in similar laws as new york enacted has been held up as constitutional by the courts. >> stephen you were in a meeting yesterday with the vice president, correct? >> that's correct. >> and the vice president was meeting with mayor michael bloomberg, also survivors of newtown. essentially vowing to keep this fight on for the assault weapons ban. that's what we heard from him publicly. do you think there's going to be any chance that this assault weapons ban will get through congress. behind the scene was it more discouraged? what was the discussion like? >> not at all. the vice president was being realistic about the chances of this particular piece of legisla

next batter, derek barton, ouch. derek norris scores. three evening. david hits a solo shot. as pitcher, as win, 7-2, is your final. >>> let's kick it with some soccer. quakes and real salt lake in the season opener. 49ers back joe staley at the game. 14th minute. chris wondo had a game tie seven shots. first minute, alboro scores on the break away. 85th minute. again, scores passed john bush. quakes lose, 2-0 is your final. >>> basketball. stanford cardinal trying to put away utah on the hardwood. first half action. josh houston blocks jason washburn. stanford on the break. alley-oop dunk from jason randal. one handed is all he needs. 15 points in the game. second half. cedric barton knocks down a three. trimmed down to four. too much stanford down the stretch. pow, with a two-handed flush. >>> to the greens we go. hondas classic, final round. tiger woods not in contention to win but a nice approach on 18. this would lead to an eagle. but tiger finished tied for 37th. a tournament he would like to forget despite the nice approach there.

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and stacy barton. thank you for taking the time to be here today. >> okay, thanks. thank you for allowing us time to speak, supervisors and board commission commissioners. we do appreciate it. we timed our presentation before we came, and it is close to 15 minutes. and we will get through as fast as we can. so our reason for coming to you today is to present about keeping families in the southeast san francisco, our main focus is potrero hills and dogpatch. i am stacy bartlett, parent of a second grader at daniel sweb -- webster. >> we represent the daniel webster task force. and kind for starters we think there is something very special going on at daniel webster. and probably the case that most parents feel that way about their public school. we observe and want to expand the magic at our school. the task force's history was described well by the school district. you will move on from that. and the information that they shared was extremely helpful. much of what we are asking for today is included on that piece of paper. maybe that can allow us to move through thi

next batter, daric barton, ouch. chatwood hits him. derrick norris scores.'s had five walks and three hit batsmen in the first three i think so. seventh innings, a's up by four runs. david freitas hits a solo shot off josh outman. a's win, 7-2 is your final. >>> stanford cardinal trying to put away utah on the hard wood. first half, josh husted blocks jason washburn. stanford on the break. how about an alley-oop from chason randall. that was pretty sweet. second half now. utes on a run. cedric martin knocks down a three. stanford's lead cut down to four. but too much cardinal. dwight powell, another big jam. stanford wins, 84-66. >>> golf anyone? why not, tiger woods not in contention to win, but a nice approach on 18. this would lead to an eagle. tiger has seen better days, however. finished tied for 37th. how about the shot of the day? jeff ogilvie, chips it in for a birdie on 16. and drops. he finished second. two shots off the leader, michael thompson. as for thompson, birdies 18 to seal the deal. he finished 9 under par, capturing his first career victo

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tragedy also sparked massive protests all over the globe against the use of atomic energy artie's tom barton investigates if the world is ready to weigh in itself of nuclear power. if we look at japan first of all there before the before this leak nuclear energy made about twenty five percent of japan's energy needs afterwards all nuclear reactors were suspended some have since been restarted to try to cope with blackouts far away in germany the public and politicians were horrified by what they saw unraveling in japan and that led in part to the blunders tag's decision in may two thousand and eleven to end all you clear power in germany by two thousand and twenty two in france a very different policy since the one nine hundred seventy s. france has really pushed nuclear energy as a clean and safe provider of energy it still makes up nearly eighty percent of france's and energy needs and there although public opinion has changed slightly it's still more in favor of nuclear power than it is in japan if we look at japan again the new government is more pro nuclear energy than the previous gove

tom barton has been following the scandal.on march the sixteenth pavel dmitrichenko was due in the bolshoi theater behind me to take part in another great performance there he will not be there he will be staying in detention and least until april the eighteenth a judge has ordered that's when the investigation will wrap up into this case of this acid attack possibly longer that was ordered by a pretrial at a pretrial detention hearing today and that was after mr richard cheney had said that he did admit that he had committed a crime but he had to collude with his two accomplices and pay them about one and a half thousand dollars but he did not plead guilty to ordering them to throw acid in the face of surrogate fill in the direct the artistic director of the bolshoi theater there is a cloud of rumor circling around this case and there will be as long as it as long as it goes on all of this stuff sort of starts to fall away from the hard facts and it's a lot more based around rumor the police have said that as far as their sta

his first name is moises, remember moises alou and, yeah, that guy playing the role of steve barton almostdn't get in the way. look who's there, moises alou. working with the d.r. general manager. bottom fifth, same score, dominican republic taking charge. sierra doubling down the left field line, carlos santana scores, man on third, jose reyes, single to center, sierra coming in to score, it's 2-1. later in the inning, dominican republic up 3-1, and adding to it, edwin encarnacion, up the middle, the run scores and dominican republic has 7-0 in the world baseball classic and will face puerto rico in the final later on tonight. that's your sports update. i'm chris hassel. have a nice day. >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." is tiger woods settling down again. love is in the air, and he wants the world to know it. >>> love online. tv, the anchor pranked on her own newscast. it's a good one. for healthier, stronger, shinier hair. dare to take the pantene 5 signs challenge today. i took the dare. will you? pantene. daily moisture renewal. hair so healthy it shines

with a magnifying glass well earlier artie's tom barton gave me some details on the case . he used emotive languages especially as he worked through this over an hour of audiophiles statement to the court describing his feelings we've taken a couple of edited excerpts of that one of them concerns this video from the cockpit of an apache attack helicopter over iraq the two pilots very eager to engage a group of what turned out to be civilians on the ground killing twelve of them including two reuters journalists a van men comes to try and help those shot in the first burst of firing and the helicopter then engages that van as well let's have a listen to what he said about that does that mean that. this was the only. way. for. me this is. bradley manning was shocked by what he saw in the video in two thousand and ten he took the decision to upload hundreds of thousands of documents onto the internet that were then released by wiki leaks now what he said isn't new is it in respect that there was a full transcript when he said it in court but this is the first time we've heard

astronaut who spent nearly five months of duty aboard the international space station artie's tom bartonhas the latest. kevin ford oleg novitsky and he of guinea terror are back safely on earth after their five months stint up on the international space station on the video screen here at mission control in moscow you can see them being fished out of their soyuz capsule and kept warm after that rough descent through earth's atmosphere and down on to the step in kazakstan their return to earth delayed by a day because of bad weather they're casual came in today over the caspian and black seas without a hitch to be met by recovery teams on the step in kazakhstan for the first time ever those teams including three women helping to fish them out of their capsule and get them on the road to a climate izing back to the atmosphere here on earth whilst on the international space station they help the crew up there conduct maintenance on the orbiting platform and also research much of that research focusing on the affects of microgravity both on the human body and on various engineering substance

to children torturing and with a magnifying glass now let's discuss this in more detail with tom barton here to tell what exactly did he say. well knowing the full audio is about over an hour long so there's a there is a lot said in this hearing we've taken a couple of edited excerpts from some strong language is used some descriptive language of what's going on the first video concerns an incident in two thousand and seven this video taken from the cockpit of an apache attack helicopter in iraq and the pilots decided to fire upon a group of civilians killing a number of them including two reuters journalists that were there at the time. those journalists were those casualties were inflicted a van then turns up to try and help the wounded and they fire upon that vehicle as well so this is the forest time anyone outside of the court has heard manning's own explanations of his actions why is that it is it is you know they've heard it just for the first time now he was very concerned to portray incidents like this which is how to have a look at that particular grab and how he talked about

space station have collaborated with musicians back here on earth to produce a song like no other tom barton takes you on a musical space odyssey. welcome to the good boy ready to play a little music indeed welcome to the international song station. bhansali. turn. by astronaut chris hadfield there with fellow canadian and singer ed robertson the band a kid ladies and especially composed cosmic choral duet back on earth chris told us why it's so special to him music is an important part of being human and to have the chance to play and sing and write music in that new place for humanity i think is also and says yes it's still pretty novel but a little further examination reveals quite a back catalogue from earth's loftiest recording studio. there are one. here cathy coleman plays the i assess his first duet with one of the music idols ian anderson from the band jethro tull set at two hundred year old irish and also a ten and then and then once you get up there you want to share this as with most things sent up there though they can't be just ordinary instruments. to make their life a little

country since its economy sunk into recession reflecting people's growing outrage as artie's tom bartonreports. the bomb planted in a backpack exploded just hundreds of meters away from athens is i conic across the lists the priest has managed to evacuate people from the area because of a tip off given to a greek newspaper just twenty minutes before the bomb was planted outside the house of nicholas sat horse a rich figure owning a greek shipping company he is also recently reportedly been on the board of governors for the bank of cyprus greece has seen numerous small bomb attacks in previous years but there is a fear that there could be growing political violence linked to the effects of austerity and people's reaction against that a bomb was set off in cyprus on sunday there have also been bomb attacks in greece in january one of those at a softening center another targeting the houses of five journalists and now this we've also seen violent protests over the past couple of years as greece's politicians have tried to struggle with their financial crisis and the ensuing need for auster

company's ballet director he insists that he had no idea how severe the attack would be or tease tom bartonhas the details from outside the bolshoi theatre. pavel dmitrichenko a leading dancer at the at the bolshoi ballet and two accomplices was at this pretrial hearing in the moscow court today they had previously written confessions admitting to some crimes but as it as was evident when the judge asked to be chained will you apologize to the bolshoi's artistic director surrogate fill in for what you have done he said for what which indicated what he later expressed himself on through his lawyer which is that he does not plead guilty to the severity of the tack that he is accused of that is of the throwing of acid into sergei filin face he has admitted some crime and some part of organizing perhaps threats it was said that he would accept perhaps one of his accomplices going and hitting surrogate fill in the head but certainly not throwing acid into his face it was in january that feeling was going back to his apartment when and at that time or known assailant ran up and threw acid into hi

aftershocks of the proposition have been felt in other countries inside and outside the eurozone tom barton has the details. on professional and dangerous were the words that putin used through his spokesman about this tax on deposits in cyprus that would be necessary for that ten billion euro e.u. i.m.f. loan russian banks russian businessmen and exceptionally rich russian individuals hold a disproportionately huge deposits in cyprus given the country's size the exact number of billions is estimated to be above ten but the exact number could be far higher it's very hard to establish it's partly because of that reason that the e.u. wanted a tax to try and distribute the burden equally and to avoid money laundering there are reports in the greek media that the russian state energy giant gazprom proposed its own bailout to cyprus in return for energy exploration rights around the island but it was turned down because cyprus wanted to solution from within the e.u. all of this does raise questions about the future of russian deposits in cyprus about whether this tax will hurt more investors all

all right artie's time barton live for us outside the box roy theater thanks very much for that update. well for more on the scandal i'm joined here in the studio by our teas culture correspondent and expert martin andrews thanks very much for joining us here so when people are in the theater looking at this beautiful player show performance on stage it looks like everything is perfect everything is going like clockwork but tell us what goes on behind the curtain well my background is actually musical theater back in london and i can certainly say that you want your drama in the front of in the theater and there's always drama in the backstage too you're talking about problems with understudies you're talking about problems with costing as tom mentioned before about the fact that his you know favors the favors is that all about who's dating who so the tensions are high and not just within the companies but tensions are also extremely tools regarding the artistic director is obviously we've had troubles with the bolshoi and the leadership for the past few years and you know it is drama

astronaut have now landed safe and sound with more on the team's voyage home here's our correspondent tom barton kevin ford oleg novitsky and you get me terril kin are back safely on earth after their five month stint op on the international space station on the video screen here at mission control in moscow we can see them being fished out of the soyuz capsule and kept warm after that rough descent through earth's atmosphere and down on to the step in their returns with delayed by day because of bad weather they can sure came in today over the caspian and black sea without a hitch to be met by recovery teams on the step in kazakhstan for the first time ever those teams including three.