loves sports.es spor brighton rocks.imon colorado was born here -- music mogul and simon col well. winston churchill went to school here. there's a real sense of a countdown. 11 days until the opening ceremonies. 17 kilometers away from london. there's a big event taking place here tonight at the county cricket club, 10,000 people expected. in brighton about 250,000 people will come to see the olympic torch. number ofce the people who live here. >> there will be an event later today. what can people look forward to? >> children's choirs. the big event is when the torch actually arrives. i don't know if you can see the cold and on the stage. it will be lit in the celebrations tonight. and school children are gathering and celebrated throughout the afternoon at a nearby park as well. if we will be counting down the olympic torch arriving. you can also follow me on twitter. i will be posting updates throughout the day. i will keep an eye on the weather as well. it is just stop training. let's hope it stays that way. >> than

nbc news, brighton, tennessee. >>> good economic news in both the u.s. and europe send stocks soaring. the dow was up nearly 212 points. all three major indexes were up more than 1% in total on the day. >>> when we come back, rome alone. what that 11-year-old boy is saying tonight about the flight that triggered a massive investigation not too far from where we are this evening. >>> big story in the u.s. today concerning what have become the big illegal drugs of choice these days. a nationwide crackdown on the so-called synthetics. the products that are marketed as bath salts, sometimes even plant food, but when taken illegally they make people high. they're mind altering. they've been banned by law but are still available and the feds worry they're being marketed on the sly right at kids. we get our report tonight from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: around the country this week agents in hazmat suits burst into warehouses and home made labs to seize 5 million packets of synthetic drugs and the dangerous chemicals used to make them. >> it's become a nat

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at the university of brighton.other segment we want to bringing. we wanted to go right now to arizona where maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio is on trial this week for using racial profiling to target undocumented immigrants. the aclu and mexican american legal defense fund filed a lawsuit on behalf of latino citizens and legal residents. many of whom were targeted at traffic stops for detention, despite having a valid visa and identification. our pile's own words for used against as it took the stand in federal court tuesday. he spent six hours responding to comments he made in media interviews, books, and letters. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom to record his testimony, but we know he was asked about video clips like one from 2007 when he spoke with cnn possibly chops about comparisons between his department and the ku klux klan. >> local law-enforcement comes across some people that have been erratic were scared or what ever -- >> demeanor. >> they are worried, their speech, what they look like, if th

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there have been two shootings on brighton and holloway, we believe both perpetrated by the same suspect. we are actively working that case. the person responsible for those two shootings does not live in the omi. we have a name and we are pursuing the suspect as we speak. with regard to the tnt, the tnt is back. six officers, as it has always been. is not the same sergeant. that's arjun, for matters related to personnel and are confidential -- that sergeant, for matters for the to personnel and are confidential, i cannot discuss. however, another sergeant who has a tremendous amount of experience working in the bayview, as he was the housing starts and in the bayview, has been reassigned -- the housing sergeant in the bayview, has been reassigned to these duties. supervisor avalos: that is good news to many people in the community. that was requested by many groups. i appreciate that. >> thank you, curtis. tnt is the terrible neighborhood team. they work both in -- the terraville neighborhood team. they worked both in plain clothes and in uniform. i know one of their big fans, mary harr

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which brighton if you. are from stupid. startups he don't come. the latest news on the week's top stories on our t.v. the syrian opposition pleads for heavy weapons from abroad and calls for direct intervention as the battle for the country's largest city continues. saudi arabia is reportedly using violence to force pro-reform protesters from the streets as the wave of discontent grows across the gulf nations. fragile rain clouds gather again over spain as the country struggles with a double dip recession with record high unemployment and warnings from the i.m.f. that madrid needs even more cuts. philippic games may have got off to an explosive start but a stockpile of organizers floor without restrictions making many londoners miss out on the sporting extravaganza. with the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly on our t.v. with me rule reduced to shy in syria the unfolding battle for the commercial capital aleppo was turned into the focal point of sixteen months of conflict government forces are pushing to reclaim the c

sue the very important condition to find this very rare phenomena is to have a large energy or of brighton proton collision because the probability to produce nukes is a function of this energy and another condition is just a curve excellent detector which can find. the decay products of the higgs with maximum possible efficiency i don't know where them. let's move away a little bit from the science there there are those that say that despite some theories out there about what we could discover if we do find the higgs post in talks of black holes being able to swallow the whole planet all parallel dimensions i mean they sound like things out of the pages of comic books how realistic are these type of theories while honestly i don't know because there are many models i mean physics is really becomes an experimental science and when this fantastic tool collider and fantastic detectors we just explore and we'll find an answer to just test which one of the model mentioned by you is correct so you're not concerned going to be sucked into a black hole any time soon. look we're working cynthia wh

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brighton if you move from funds to crash. screens tontine don't come. any. more. welcome back to crossfire. well remind you we're talking about corruption in the banking system. you know richard do you think that the law should be a lot more stringent i mean if i defraud the bank i go to jail but when banks to fraud customers they get bonuses well the problem is often some of these complex regulatory rules there are legal gray area but i don't think we should overreact here and what we don't want. and business people of people in the financial so richard i mean how do you what do you make over react to it ok i mean you know well the way we did you don't really want to being out it looks like a lot of money was stolen from customers billions and billions of dollars well you know rio this is this is an awful scandal. but we don't want to overreact in terms of making the case where a very complex regulations or some an executive break some obscure regulation the end that getting sent to prison for years and years which is often happening in america at the moment and

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calling for facebook to be banned in russia over the site same sex marriage state is i'd gone to brighton to groom some people don't like that find out why. also learn how a new american law could give legal immunity to biotech companies involved in planting or cultivating genetically modified crops are just two stories we picked up leaving many tonight we think you liked it artie dot com. a controversial child protection bills been approved by russia's state duma but with claims however it could hinder internet freedom those back in the act say it's needed to shield youngsters from harmful web content but others maintain it's going to lead to a president online censorship. an office got the details. the idea is for the authorities to monitor the internet looking for content which could be dangerous for children it could be instructions on to how to produce and use drugs child pornography of course as well and also instructions on to how to commit suicide and the resources with this information will then have two days to take it out or they will be put on the so-called black list and bann

facebook to be banned there is russia over the site same sex marriage status icons defecting to brighton to prove it is not going down well find out why online also how a new american law could give legal immunity to biotech companies involved in planting or cultivating genetically modified crops just two stories. thousands of people have been protesting on the streets of saudi arabia after two people were killed during the latest clashes with security forces there the unrest has been fueled by the detention of dissidents and growing calls for political freedoms and civil rights let's talk about this with political analyst most of the survey is on the line live from beirut dr hi there thanks for being with us now the rest of the cleric sheikh nemr all nima on the killings on sunday have raised political tensions dramatically as we've been witnessing although shiite community leaders of appeal for how high is the risk of this escalating into further more bloodshed you think. well it is very high since the saudi authorities they lost their mind in dealing with the issues. in the southern p

beasts in which brighton if you. are from finest impression. starts on t.v. dot com. tonight an insurgent onslaught leaves over one hundred iraqis dead and the government stunned just days after al qaeda is the new head laid out his terrorist trying to do for the country. and the terrorist group also deepens its roots next door in syria with the war torn state now under international scrutiny over what might happen to its chemical weapons. plus a poker privacy social networks have complied with around a thousand requests that have over personal data this year alone despite users setting their info to confidential. updated news twenty four seven hello there this is r.t. my name's kevin oh it is now eleven pm here in moscow and first a wave of terror in iraq attacks explosions and suicide bombings have killed at least one hundred seventy people across the country and left near three hundred wounded the similarly coordinated assault turned today into the bloodiest episode in iraq since u.s. troops left the country government officials police and army units appeared to ha

prosecutors say although brighton tested positive for low and therapeutic levels of the street drug ambienhe will not face charges. the case involved bryson suffering from confusion. >>> turning out each evening to thank exhausted firefighters coming back from battling the waldo creek fire. the firefighters come back around each night exhausted from the front lines of the waldo wildfire which has destroyed more than 300 homes. over 70% of the fire is now contained. with full containment expected by the middle of this month. renewed tension between iran and the west today as iran launched several missiles as part of a military exercise. iran's state-run media reports the -- the u.s. is responding by shifting military re-enforcement there to block iran in case it tries to shut the strait of hormuz, a key route for oil tankers. the goal is to force iran to seriously consider negotiations over limiting it nuclear program. >>> the french police searched nicolas sarkozy's home and office today. the search is connected with the illegal campaign donations made by the richest woman in france, the h

professor of political science at pacific university and crowley visiting scholar at university of brighton. he is writing a book on dissent and the olympics. he played for the u.s. olympic soccer team in international competition from 1989-1991 and had a piece in "the new york times goes good headline "olympian arrogance." welcome to "democracy now!" let's start off with the protest outside and the thousands of empty seats inside the olympic arenas. >> last weekend, the counter and a bit network organized a large mobilization dollars olympic network organized a large mobilization more people showed up from 50 different groups to protest what they see as injustices are around the games. we took a march through some of the areas affected by the olympics. we walked through the quarter that includes a tall tower where some of the surface-to-air missiles you mentioned are located. we saw army personnel peaking their heads over the top of the roof and looking down at us, kind of curiously. there were speakers near the end. i think it is important to take a step back before we think about the tic