brave has one syllable. not nine.e screw me but screwed up the anthem too ♪ and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ what so proudly we watched at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> jimmy: not only did she get it all wrong, she said reaming. the twilight's last reaming. which episode of "twilight" was that because i -- she still is going to hollywood though. they did let her through. we ought to just change the national anthem to tonight's going to be a good night because it's impossible to forget that song no matter how hard you try to forget it. it's always funny when somebody screws up the national anthem because we all know the words or at least we think we know the words. it's different when you're on the spot so we sent my cousin sal out on to hollywood boulevard to see how many people actually know all the words to the song we all know the words to. ♪ >> i'm going to recite a line from the national anthem. i want you to sing the next line. all right. you'll do it in a christina aguilera wig. here we go. w

or should we just go with the flow and embrace the brave new world of mood control? we'll ask new york magazine journalist ariel levy and washington psychiatrist dr. brian doyle. >> >> if. for such a small if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife. a.d.m. the nature of what's to come. >> welcome. ariel levy, you authored a cover story for "new yk magazine" which we see here "what are you on?" and you described new york today to -- you say sound the alarm, there is a new drug epidemic in town and most of the city wants in on it. in certain circles of new york, it is regular table conversation. we have entered the golden age of self-medication. drugs have become like hair products or cosmetics. thi

if you're brave enough, you could always bike it. >> it's a little slippery. you have to be careful, but it's awesome. >> this is the mountain amp, yeah, it's slippery. all of the seats are covered with snow, but sitting seems over rated. >> we have made snow angels and had snowball fights and climbed snow mountains. >> ann makavik, cbs 5. >>> viewers from all over the bay area are sharing their snow pictures with us. the first one is from julie. and the next one is from rusty in lake county. snow in clear lake's oaks north of napa. and robert and ruby chambers showed us the view from outside their window. >>> well, the trek this year was a lot smoother. the snow cleared off making it for a smoother ride. how people are dealing with the changes in the weather. >> just because the snow has tapered off, doesn't mean business has. lots and lots of money coming in. >> a lot busier than i would have expected it to be. >> for manny sing, every ring of his door's bell means another sale at his sierra gas station as the snow sits on this president's day weekend. > win

brave security council and a committee security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. pope benedict says he wants to learn russian that's what he told me to him even if he's currently on an official visit to the vatican it's just over a year since moscow and the holy see restored tiny's following decades of disagreement in the telling of a has more. this is the first visit over russian president putin vatican city after russian vatican establish diplomatic relations back in two thousand and nine president dmitry medvedev and both been addict the sixteenth touched upon a number of global issues as well as cooperation between russia and its really within various international organizations but they also talked about the cross concessional dialogue between the russian orthodox and the roman catholic church as members of the russian delegation have been saying that the relations between the churches have been improving recently and that right now a possibility of a meeting of the leader of the russi

to be nobody charged with the task of actually investigating marty's findings so it will require a brave brave the security council and the committee security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council meanwhile as the people in kosovo struggle amid economic turmoil the republic is seeing money pouring in from saudi arabia but some say the funds are breeding a hardline strain of radical islam in the region and as r.t. sarah firth reports many fear this will lead to the territory fostering terrorists . timing cost base capital and the mosques are overflowing ninety percent of the population here are muslim and known for their liberal interpretation of the faith but there are now growing concerns that a fundamentalist strain of is a hobby as is taking the most fundamentalist strain of. the fundamentalist strain is from from the harbison so i think when you have this kind of ideology saying you have to literally follow the child from the koran. you can quite easily have a situation where for example terrorist

nobody charged with the task of actually investigating technologies findings so it will require a brave brave the security council and the committee has agreed to counsel one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. police have raided the offices of russia's richest woman he learned about today's the barely any a wife a former may your english call of her was signed by president dmitry medvedev and the raid was conducted as part of a criminal probe into that legend betterment of four hundred fourteen million dollars from the bank of moscow last year has gone off its. officials are saying that these searchers are part of an investigation looking into the embezzle mint thirteen billion rubles which is over four hundred forty million u.s. dollars from the bank of moscow which is russia's fifth largest bank and they see that you know the wife of moscow's former. are directly connected to this case which actually started in december investigators believe that the investment was conducted through a loan deal between the

brave security council and the committee security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council looking back at what happened one also surely should look forward it was a terrible time a tragedy for all involved now we're seeing a time of reparation in a way where countries are sending billions now in aid to kosovo surely now it's only a matter of time because for kosovo can actually stand on its own two feet isn't it the it's this will take a long time and it's happening is it not well sending billions of euros in aid to criminals and murderers and drug runners as far as far as i'm concerned not a good policy those criminal networks already standing on their own two feet and they can send aid to the e.u. the people are on the knees of the serbians there and indeed the albanians in general were among the poorest populations in europe the serbians particularly have been targeted by all kinds of nationalistic stream isn't there but nobody is having a good time and this is the fake states that the u.s. experi

. >> giants beat the braves 1-0. a brilliant pitching gem by tim lincecum. >> what a brilliant job that kid did. >> and the giants beat the braves 3-2. >> ross has tied the game. >> the top of the third, the ball goes across, it's tied and the giants have won it by three. >> let's get ready for baseball. >> ross has gone deep to put the giants on top. and he has gone deep twice. game one belongs to the giants. >> uribe to the right, that hits the wall, this ball is gone. juan uribe has gone deep. and the giants have gone for the final strike. >> it's the 106th world series. the texas rangers represent the american league on the other side. the san francisco giants self- proclaimed misfits. >> left center field and the giants get their fourth lead of the night. >> another hit. that's it for lee. >> the 0-1 pitch, renteria launches one into left. down the line and into the corner. edgar renteria has gone deep. >> into right center field, and back on the run 2-out. >> aubrey huff, hits one, a corner to right. down the l

people screamed inside blow horns inside the capital building, outside people braved friend weather and snowfall. they want to -- frigid weather and snowfall. they want to strip people of bargaining rights. democrat state lawmakers have fled illinois to prevent a vote. >>> supporters held rallies across the country including san francisco. >> what? >> american dream. >> when do you want it? >> please stand with our brothers and sisters. >>> chicago rights movement. >>> protestors held signs that said we are all wisconsin, save the american dream. rallies yesterday in new york and los angeles and olympia washington and columbus ohio demonstrations were organized by liberal activists group move on.org along with dozens of national labor and political action groups. >>> protest in wisconsin we have been covering them for a couple weeks. >> that's right, demonstrations in other states have rallied in support of wisconsin workers. could such a thing happen here in california? >> we are dealing with some of the same fiscal problems. >> i sat down with former state assembly speaker willie brow

brave the security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council member r.t. dot com is where you can check out all our stories blogs and analysis whatever you like yours what's online for you today. passing your seatbelts russia is developing an atomic power train that could take passengers further and faster than ever before but it's. great that harry potter is drawing fans of young magician to israel but all is not as it seems. unique mission imitating a return trip to mars has reached an important milestone as friday mark and made point of the eighteen month virtual journey two crew members carried out a second walk on the mark on the mock martian surface three russians two europeans and one chinese volunteer are taking part in the mars five hundred project already spent eight months in a set of windowless tombs with a time lag conversations with mission control and e-mails to their families their only outside contact scientists are studying the psychological effec

. >> this comes after hanging on because braving the wind chill is nothing compared to braving 19 miles of a narrow, winding road. >> i was scared and had so much anxiety. >> what looks like child's play is a safety hazard. the stretch is university of california property. and intended for research not crowds. >> there is no ambulance here, no cell phone service. and we don't have electricity. >> conditions can be overpowering. and eleanor remembers a blizzard of twun when mount hamilton looks like this. >> there is two and a half feet of snow that drifted to six or seven feet. we're snow bound up here for a number of day autos if the thought of a snow ball fight is tempting, remember the first watt el -- battle is with the pavement. >> windy and bad shape. yes. a dangerous drive. >> time to get to see the snow. is it worth it?. >> no. >> and that is the opinion of this 6-year-old. the people here are asking and urging and pleading don't come up here. looking for snow. and that is just for the public safety. reporting at mount hamilton abc 7 news. >> thank you. and northern california s

this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" in oklahoma. >> a brave girl. thanks to vicki mabrey for that report. >>> when we come back, we'll switch gears. the erratic and brutal behavior of moammar gadhafi has long been a source of shock and concern around the world. but just how unhinged is he? as a kid, i couldn't wait to skate on that ice. what was i thinking? but i was still skating on thin ice with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. lipitor is a cholesterol-lowering medication, fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. lipitor is backed by over 18 years of research. [ female announcer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant.

of all egyptians, it was the young, it seemed, who were brave enough, bold enough in a country cowed by decades of brutal repression, to take to the streets for what they called a day of rage. they chanted their fundamental demand. down, down with hosni mubarak. this is a country with the highest number of unemployed college graduates in the world. in a land that seemed to offer so little hope, they came to this square to demand change. that first day began peacefully, but turned violent late in the day as security forces used tear gas and water hoses to disperse the crowd. the world kept watch, wondering whether these demonstrations would peter out. they didn't. day after day, thousands poured into liberation square. friday was a turning point. the face of this movement was changing. mid-day prayers drove thousands more into the square, was billed as a million-person march. >> this is real. this is real. i changed my mind. i could not believe this was going to happen ever, ever, but i just can't believe myself. this is happening and i believe the people have already won. >> reporter

[drum solo playing] the brave new world of broadband has barely penetrated this community. for most of the residents here, the internet is a complete mystery... though english premiership football seems to be surprisingly familiar. who's the top striker in chelsea right now? >> eh? >> the top goal scorer for chelsea? >> drogba. >> drogba. >> yeah. >> ok, so the man knows his football, at least. but do you know what the internet is? >> no. >> internet--have you ever heard of internet before? >> no. >> [speaking native language] >> does she know what the internet is? >> [speaking native language] >> well, i don't have any idea what the internet is about. >> have you heard of the internet? >> yes, i have a little knowledge about the internet. i do go to the internet in order to get information. >> ok. >> i mean, i got to--i mean, what is happening in the world. >> how far away do you have to go to get access to the internet? >> i have to go as far as tukevi. >> tukevi--how many kilometers is that? >> roughly 52 kilometers. >> 52 kilometers away before you can get access to the

that's where we find jean elie who's braving the wind which is gusting right now up to 27 miles per hour. jean, what a big contrast from what we had this time last week? >> reporter: it's windy and raining. this is that sideways rain that gets you right in the face. not a lot of people like to be out in this weather. work crews have been out all night trying to free a barge, and their work paid off in this nasty weather. the crane is still here, but that barge is gone. wind and rain returned making for slick roads and empty trails. >> feels good, the cool, brisk air. >> reporter: joe miller was about the only runner braving the weather. he stopped to watch a salvage operation on the bay. crews are hoping to move a dredging barge that is beached near the golden gate yacht club. with workers and heavy equipment in action, the coast guard is watching the weather closely. >> if the weather did get too severe, we would certainly look into pulling people off. >> reporter: as long as it's safe, the operation moves forward. the barge captain beached the vessel when it started taking on water. cr

funding but some kids are still trying go to school in these villages and i think we owe to those brave children to help those kids finish school and don't worry about the, i.e.d counts but worry about those brave children still trying go to school. this is a school we opened up in 1998. 12 girls in the front row. i asked them to increase it by ten percent a year of the they don't know how to do they're math there. this is what happened one year later. now there's two rows of girls going to school here. this is on the far left in the back, silver beard is the first man to get an education in this school and his story is in the book. incredible story how he left the va ladies and gentlemen and his father booted him across the river and said don't come back until you get your education so he did this and he walked into this urban area and everybody was looking at him if you ask most men there in the back, what's the most proudest moment in your life, most of the men will say the birth of my first born son. not him, he will tell you the proudest moment in my life is to see my two daughters

motor sport fans willing to brave subzero temperatures in the capital were rewarded with a high powered spectacle the who's who of russia's racing world on hand in the twenty second star's race hosted by one of the country's premier automobile magazines two thousand and eleven to car runner up feed off in formula one lotus rae. and some of the more recognizable names taken part russia's first ever f one driver vitaly petrov also on hand to witness the event but did not participate in the race. events after his lotus reynold teammate robert qubits a suffered serious injuries during a rally event earlier this month the twenty six year old preparing for the formula one season opener on march twenty seventh. it's unfortunate that i'm not allowed to participate hid due to the qubits the situation but it's always great to be back in russia as far as the formula one season we have no problems with the bahrain grand prix being cancelled that just means we have more time to prepare for the australian grand prix. the first qualifying race saw teams fitted winter tires on their cars and cureall th

be tough and brave final friday as the streets of cairo and. in chaos. while the u.s. calls for a smooth transition of power in egypt many point to the hypocrisy of its decades long backing and financial problems of mubarak's regime. plus nationalism and vandalism intensify in some parts of ukraine as the authority stripped wartime nazi collaborators of their national hero titles awarded by the previous president. as u.s. lawmakers rush to expand the patriot act and before it runs out many say it represents a growing violation of civil liberties under the pretext of fighting terrorism. you're watching our t.v. live from moscow with me marina joshie egypt is braced for another day of turmoil as opposition supporters take to the streets in the latest attempt to force president hosni mubarak out of office. well now you're looking at the live pictures coming to us from the capital cairo and tahir square there were massive crowds as you can see have already gathered demanding that president mubarak stands down with immediate effect and it's the eleventh day of the unrest an

brave the security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council the president of delarue says threatening the opposition with being quote bashed in the head unless it stops destabilizing the country alexander lukashenko is warning comes just days after the first person involved in last year's mass protest in mix was sentenced to four years in jail for thousands of opposition activists took to the capital streets as polls close in the country's presidential election in december over six hundred protesters were arrested and more than twenty face trial including several presidential candidates for more analysis of what's going on in belarus we can now talk to the key and off editor in chief of russia in global affairs magazine that is certain account of we're hearing mr ricocheting calls threats coming as unrest is sweeping through the middle east now how relevant is the timing is the russian president in secure freight at the same could happen in his country. yes and no

nobody charged with the task of actually investigating technologies findings so it will require a brave brave the security council and the committee security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. the russian a british foreign ministers met in london on tuesday in an attempt to turn a new page in the country's relationship sort of a lever all of them william hague agreed to establish a hotline between downing street and the kremlin to prevent any patient probes visit comes after years of simmering diplomatic tensions between london and moscow the most recent spot unfolded just two weeks ago when a british journalist was denied entry to russia or after violating accreditation rules quickly resolved the reporter was allowed back into the country. check out our t. dot com place you can get more stories blogs nurses have your say as well online right now fasten your seatbelts that's the invite russia is developing an atomic powered train which could they say take passengers further and faster than ever b

brave security council and a committee a security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. marco guess the russian and british foreign ministers met in london on tuesday in an attempt to turn a new page in their country's relationship rolf and william hague agreed to establish a hotline between downing street and the kremlin to approve indications of all this it comes out in years or simmering diplomatic tensions was really just a little more because that's the most recent spot unfolded see weeks ago which is british journalist was denied entry to russia or after violating a quote it takes from the us it was quickly resolved though the reporter was allowed back into the country. also you know coma is the place we can check out all our stories blogs and analysis from there if you like here's what's online for you right now at our goal call and we invite you the fastest seat belts russia develops an atomic power train which could take passengers further and faster they say than ever before really good

brave the security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council russian and british foreign ministers met in london tuesday at an attempt to turn a new page in their country's relationship sergey lavrov and william hague agreed to establish a hotline between downing street and the kremlin aimed at improving relations visit tums after years of simmering diplomatic tensions between london and moscow the most recent spat unfolded two weeks ago when a british journalist was denied re entry to russia after violating its accreditation rules it was quickly resolved when a reporter was allowed back in the country. the president of belarus says the opposition will be called bashed on the head on less and stops the stabilizing the country alexander lukashenko is warning comes just days after the first person involved in last year's mass protests protests in minsk was sentenced to four years behind bars thousands of opposition activists took to the capital streets as polls close

brave security council and a commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council and coming up in a few minutes the threat of a bashing in bella who as president bush once again wrong was the country's opposition we asked what his latest message signals about the conference future plus. j.p. morgan is responsible for the fact that i'm going to apply we look at how an american investment bank is profiting from the poverty that has led to an increase in those relying on food handouts. or the e.u. was launching an aid mission to help italy deal with the wave of immigrants from north africa more than five thousand arrived there from tunisia alona during the past week and officials agreed the situation. out of control or causes europe's multiculturalism debate intensifies the leaders of major nations lining up to admit it's not working or even so one else welcome critic from austria has gone on trial for speaking out against religious groups are. reports. of a european citizen peacefully debating

brave security council and a committee a security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. president to beller says the opposition will be quote bashed in the head on less at stops the stabilizing the country alexander lukashenko sworn in comes just days after the first person involved why there was mass protests and minsk was sentenced to four years behind bars thousands of opposition activists took to the capital streets as polls closed in december's presidential race over six hundred protesters were arrested and more than forty now face trial including several presidential candidates editor in chief of the magazine russia in global affairs tells r.t. that although the opposition in dollars is weak it's still making president you can shank on nervous. opposition below so as not serious enough to really challenge his rule and. actually the election results we should cause was falsified by you in the m.k. is a fair and free election i'm afraid of the person who would leave the military as much but he

brave the security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. a unique mission imitating a return trip to mars reached an important milestone this week friday marked the equator of the eighteen month long virtual journey to crewmembers carried out a second walk on a mock martian surface the three russians two europeans and a chinese volunteer who are taking part in mars five hundred simulated landing on the red planet they've already spent eight months in a set of window this two time lags conversations with mr control and e-mails to their families their only outside contact scientists are studying the psychological effects of such a long journey the third virtual walk should happen on tuesday and it will be followed by a nine mm. on journey home when a cell from the european space agency explains to us what it seem hope still are. we have to assume. this is oleksandr from russia. from china doing their second mars work and you see a simulated martian surface which

what a brave, brave woman. >> reporter: johnson's fashion fairs were raising money for charity at a times were fighting for civil rights. >> chased by the ku klux klan, they threw rocks at us. >> reporter: eunice johnson traveled to europe's top designers to get her fashions. but many did not want african-americans borrowing their clothes. audrey was johnson's right hand. >> i used to write checks for $50,000. >> reporter: that caught their attention. and respect. daughter linda johnson wright says her mom made designers like emilio pucci start thinking. >> i would like to have black models in the show. can you find me some? and my mother said, are you kidding me? >> reporter: designer oscar de la renta says johnson was the first to introduce music on runways. ♪ putting the show in fashion. >> for the first time, unbelievably extraordinary, beautiful girls moving to music. >> can i try it on? >> oh, heavens, yes. >> reporter: in 50 years, johnson collected more than 8,000 looks. her show traveled to more than 170 cities nationwide, and raised $55 million for scholarships. >> make any wom

brave the security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council the us defense budget is going under the knife as the country seeks to slash the national debt from a staggering fourteen trillion dollars or the proposed budget is almost forty billion dollars last the last time even ballots still about's to almost half of all global military spending defense analyst laura conley told us that america's approach to spending on its armed forces cannot last forever. the defense budget is it's actually higher now than it was at the peak level of spending during the cold war we're spending more on defense spending during the war in vietnam as well and defense spending in the country is actually doubled since two thousand and one so. really i think we need to do a better job of matching our resources and our priorities i think since two thousand and one in this country we've sort of gotten into the mindset of buy everything do everything in a sense we've decided that if we can

brave security council and a committee of security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. more top stories for the week the russian and british foreign ministers met in london in the attempt to turn a new page in the country's relationship so good lavrov and william hague agreed to establish a hotline between downing street or the kremlin with communication but. visit comes after years of simmering limited tensions between the two was. the most recent spat unfolded two weeks ago would have put it this was designed re-entry to russia after violating accreditation rules it was quickly resolved though and the reporter was allowed back into the country r.t. dot com is where you can catch. stories we're covering and i will lot more as well as i was behind the scenes look at a lot of stories were taking part in the show and you and you can have those as well online tonight fasten your seat well functioning be patient russia is developing an atomic powered train you heard right which could take passengers

brave security council and a committee a security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. president of bellerose says the opposition will be quote back on the head on less it stops the stabilizing the country or xander look at shadows warning comes just days after the first person involved in license has mass protests and was sentenced to four years behind bars thousands of opposition activists took to the capital streets as polls closed in december presidential election more than six hundred protesters were arrested and more than forty now face trial including several presidential candidates editor in chief of the magazine russia in global affairs says that although the opposition in belarus is weak it's still making leadership on nervous. opposition bill or. not serious enough to really challenge his rule. to lay lection results we should force was falsified by you in the same case with fair and free election i'm afraid of the person who when he looked as much but he he would do it the same time i

brave security council and a committee security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. mission imitating a return trip to bars reached an important milestone this week friday marked the midpoint of the eighteen month virtual journey two crew members carried out a second walk on a mock martian surface three russians two europeans one chinese who are volunteering to take part of the mars five hundred project they've already spent then eight months in a set of windowless chub is with time like conversations with mission control and e-mails to their families their only outside contact scientists are studying the psychological effects of such a long journey the third virtual walk should happen on chile's day it will be followed by a nine month journey back home again many push off from european space agency explains what the team. we have to assume. this is xander from russia. china doing their second mass walk and you see a simulated martian surface which is not more than forty square metres and what

>>> brave heart. the child burn victim in the experimental treatment that saved him. >>> and on this super sunday, the sports scandal rocking a nation. >>> good evening. after nearly two weeks of protests and clashes, some normalcy returned to egypt today. banks reopened, schools held classes. behind closed doors, what happened was anything but normal. it was historic. the mubarak government met with 50 opposition leaders to explore a transition to democracy, such a meeting once would have been unthinkable. even more remarkable, it included representatives of the outlawed muslim brotherhood. a group long seen as an islamist threat. christiane amanpour spoke to a leader of the brotherhood and leads our coverage from cairo tonight. christiane? >> reporter: jake, it's been an extraordinary week. a week in which the president has agreed to step down, the people continue their pressure and have got concessions, the protests have gone from violent to peaceful and the political process is now under way. in c

brave security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council the us defense budget is going under the knife as the country seeks to slash the national debt from a staggering fourteen trillion dollars the proposed version will see seventy eight billion dollars cuts in defense funding over ten years that's significantly less in comparison with the four hundred billion slashes in discretionary spending which includes education food safety and environmental protection even with the upcoming cuts washington will still account for almost half of the world's military and the defense analyst laura conley told us that the u.s. love of defense can't last forever. the defense budget is is actually higher now than it was at the peak level of spending during the cold war we're spending more on defense than they are spending during the war in vietnam as well and defense spending in the country has actually doubled since two thousand and one so really i think we need to do a better job

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brave the security council and the commission security council one that wants the truth to actually appear and i have my doubts whether that will appear out of the security council. watching r.t. live from moscow coming up in the program recipe for a stable country facing opposition ahead well that's how the president of bell ruth has promised to deal with just stay with us for some analysis. and our lithuanian politicians get in trouble for doubting history it's written in court saying something that soldiers didn't know civilians in his country twenty years. unique mission imitating a return trip to mars reached an important milestone this week friday marked the equator of the eighteen month long virtual. journey two crew members carried out a second walk on the mock martian surface three russians two europeans and taiwanese volunteer who are taking part in mars five hundred simulated landing on the red planet they've already spent eight months in a set of windows to sit with time lags conversations with mission control and e-mails to their family their only outside contact scient

what a brave, brave woman. >> reporter: johnson's fashion fairs were raising money for charity at a time african americans were fighting for civil rights. >> we were chased by the ku klux klan. they threw rocks at us. >> reporter: eunice johnson traveled to europe's top designers to get her fashions, but many did not want african americans borrowing their clothes. >> i used to write checks for $50,000. >> reporter: that caught their attention and respect. daughter linda johnson rice says her mom made designer like imileo pucci start thinking. >> i would like to have black models in my show. you can find me some? and my mother said, "are you kidding me?" >> reporter: designer oscar de la renta says johnson was the first to introduce music on runways. putting the show in fashion. >> for the first time, unbelievable, extraordinary, beautiful girls moving to music. >> reporter: can i try that on? >> oh heavens, yes. >> reporter: in 50 years, johnson collected more than 8,000 looks. her show traveled to more than 170 cities nationwide, and raised $55 million for scholarships. >> it would make