said down was the country's president boris tadic to hear more about belgrade's road towards the e.u. and the challenges the nation faces. but is that the church serbian president thank you very much for being with us today thanks a lot mr president it's been two years since kosovo's independence was recognized and back then there was a lot of talk about the don't know a fact about the threat of destabilisation in the region and that none of that happened why do you think was it right to make such a fuss in the first place in the beginning of the domino effect is still existing as a threat for everybody not only in the region of southeast europe but also everywhere and from the whole real concerns both to take into consideration of how we react to the army unit out of the original independence thing that we are trying to prevent problems. i mean should be a consistent policy that means we are totally against partition of all countries of the member states of united nations. means against partition of the countries that the existing in the region in that respect your fully supporting f

could handle to my biz said but that was of little consideration for the near capacity crowd at the belgrade arena as their team lost seventy nine seven to teach to shoot it hopes of making the quarterfinals take a major blow to hilda chose r t. formula one same force india have railed a new drive of the next season champion paul di resta as been signed up of agents so tail on the grid. the rest one german told paul championships and say he is all season and impressed generation training session force india scotsman has never raced in form and wonderful i'd sneak in to help his new team improve on their seventh place finish in the construction. championship last season. or to those in eleven or certainly just to enjoy it and hopefully you know the performance will come only naturally it's difficult to set your goals going into a year but i suppose you can be sure so when your team it. equally just going forward and making good steps and then hopefully will be setting in this position next year is another rich driver you know i've got to prove myself what i'm capable of good and not for the c

could handle to my biz said but that was of little consideration for the near capacity crowd at the belgrade arena as their team lost seventy nine seventy seats to see their hopes of making the quarterfinals take a major blow to hilda chose to. discuss stateside in the new orleans hornets something called vast franchise record of ten consecutive wins falling back triple digits win against golden state warriors hornets pulled away by thirteen points up the first lead they would never relinquish individuals like monta ellis and or white showing for the warriors every hornets styles that finished in double figures including chris full of god amassing a double double of eighteen points and seventeen us. one hundred twelve one hundred three last final score to new orleans the last time they went on base in the ten matches was back in nineteen ninety eight and i boast the n.b.a.'s longest active winning streak. right up today more sport coming up in our own time of over latest from the australian open but with us coming up next the headlines from the arena. hungry for the full story we've got it f

this year, no triumph as belgrade scores again and again and again. >> even if the scoreboard reads abovee muck bowl is still a muck bowl. this is about so much more than football. it's about pageantry and fun. and pride. showing the world that the muck, as poor and as remote as it is, is the center of the universe when it comes to football. matt gutman, abc news, florida. >> i bet a lot of parents are going to be buying their kids rablts tonight. that is "world news" for this saturday. i'm sharyn alfonsi. thanks for watching. for all of us here at abc news, have a good night. >> alan: searchers find a fifth car in a cam -- canal but still in sign of a boy who was snatched from the arms of his grandmother. this is the 38th anniversary of roe vs. wade, the supreme court decision that legalized abortion. here's more on today's demonstration. >> today is the seventh annual walk for life west coast. thousands of prolife activist from over the state and nation marched today in san francisco. in the plaza, thousands gathered to listen to prolife speakers while they called for the

crucially important achievement in my doc's with the vice president biden and clinton and she came to belgrade and we agreed that we disagree on course so he should and this is not very easy to achieve that kind of. relations in the very difficult circumstances in which we are living second we do not want to become member states so if united states we want to become a member state of european union we are leaving the europe and we are going to continue our efforts in that direction but no one can make a very strange or not official condition symptom so frequent as in kosovo. because of the intention to become a member state the future puno be should know that the pro-choice european union countries very much taking to the consideration our relations with the russian historical relations very close relations and culture relations no one can make any problem seeing death respect this is not changeable policy and be sure of the survey's going to be very very close partner of russia true future and future history and we should have and continue to have special little course i have extremely close

but that does not mean that just mile south of your that jews were not destroyed in belgrade, the first jewish free city. horrible cogitation kids in north africa. many jews who survived the holocaust in north africa did so because their arab muslims in north africa help them, and saved them. but that does not mean that they were not multitudes, there were not multitudemultitudes of arabs in common cause. the holocaust is he an obstructed that move by -- in the last several years they have reform and make progress. is no page on the website about the farhud. they're now putting information. i believe you launched -- what was your involvement in pressuring the museum to come clean? >> at the time i was executive director of the international council and i had asked peter black who was compatibility still is, the cheapest one of the holocaust museum -- >> no relation, by the way. >> i went to the holocaust museum as a tourist and asked him some questions. and he denied any responsibility of the book, the nazi in north africa, which is just not true. >> what happened there after? there was

said the book is called " the belgrade. ". it is a volume that is loaded with information.she is the director of that mood and hormonal clinic. them that the male and female brains are different. we are the same species. >> what we're talking that is a fraction. they are being affected by it that hormones. them that yes, exactly. the circuitry is a big difference between night in 15 years old and the military for example, at 9. there's a 250 percent chance of increase in the testosterone. but i try to forget that. >> it is like a blood nine is drinking one boy it glass of beer. all of your life you have about 10 times more testosterone than we have. that runs the circuitry of a male brain. >> ok, who use brain scans. some areas tend to be different than male and it to melt. this is all statistical. obviously there some men that have similar is women and some of the similarity to men. rootstock and statistically. for example. men try and fix the problems. if you do of brain scan of the conversation the conservatives are gone. >> personal level. whenever i come home with some