- yeah. - good. - let's have a wander around brighton.so i wonder what all these shops would have been. i think they wer more antique shops, to be perfectly honest. antiques were big things in those days. cato: my brother and i were both adopted when we were very young. d our adoptive parents were antique dealers. so we grew up in the antique trade. then when we lived in brighton, it was when dealing really hpened. my father, his name was-- they called him dicky compton. he was a bit of a character. he always wore a hat. and he used to wear a cossack hat. he would take us around to different shops. you could walk into one shop and buy something and walk 50 yards and sell it to another dealer and earn yourself £10 or 20. at the end of the day, the more dealing you could do, the more money you would earn. and i used to work in his shop after school tidying things up. with the dealers in the lanes, especially what i would call the old school, dealers just love to talk. and when they've got time on their hands, they're not doing any business,

22-gallons of oils have spilled in wells county about 70 miles northeast of denver, residents in brighton being told to boil their water after parts of the city tested positive for e. coli. >> reporter: the nightmare gets worse, seven people have died, 80 are still unaccounted for. beyond the human toll. flooded oil fields, toppled are barrels and storage tanks leaking 22,000 gallons of oils, thousands of gallons are flowing in to a major river that runs to the midwest and southwest. spills near evans, and platville. aerial surveys will continue to document the disaster. to make it worse, cleanup crews can't even reach the spillage until the water recedes. and some colorado residents have been asked by health official to his boil their water after test for his e. coli came back positive. more than 200 highways and at least 50 bridges have been damaged or destroyed. the state is working quickly to repair some of its mountain highways before the winter season. roads that are necessary to get in and out of isolated towns. colorado's governor john hic hickenlooper has approved $26 million of

brighton beach has just given us a draft of another report that was focused on solar projects not behind the meter, but solar projects where we could actually purchase or manage energy. we have data to identify different resources in the city for small projects and there's more we can do. we have a staff of people who do this all day long in one format or another. they look at energy efficiency projects, municipal buildings, or for the airport. there's more we can do. >> do you have some numbers for us? >> no, i don't have numbers right now. i know there are

is flow from top to bottom and that with these guys everyone can bring their ideas to let's say brighton and each person's opinion counts yeah yeah bring in the interim fifty heads or just the i think small parties that are not spoiled yet are very important we need different points of view out there more you get on line about the small parties are not playing the game if they can get into a coalition me they can have a real influence people. in the two thousand and eight variant states elections for votes is picked up just over ten percent of the vote this time to go for the others they have a lot of money we have the members and we have the spirit how much that spirit into votes we'll find out on september the twenty second when germans go to the polls. are to the very. now let's say seem to recount. the most advanced securus again place terrorists still manage to stay off the radio documentary reveals all not. economic down in the find out all day long. and the rest. will be extremely. wealthy british. from time to time. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global

brighton beach has just given us a draft of another report that was focused on solar projects not behind the meter, but solar projects where we could actually purchase or manage energy. we have data to identify different resources in the city for small projects and there's more we can do. we have a staff of people who do this all day long in one format or another. they look at energy efficiency projects, municipal buildings, or for the airport. there's more we can do. >> do you have some numbers for us? >> no, i don't have numbers right now. i know there are different reports with different numbers for different kinds of projects. i can get those for you, but i don't have them right now. if we were to buildup 300 megawatts in three years that would be fantastic. >> [speaker not understood] in san francisco? >> it wouldn't be ambitious. it wouldn't be as cheap as the power we could get from solar produced in the desert or hydro produced in yosemite. >> that would be rooftop or that would also include the airport and stuff like that? >> it would include all kinds of sites. the larger the s

is flow from top to bottom and that with these guys everyone can bring their ideas to let's say brighton and each person's opinion counts yeah putting in or interim fifty heads with us the i think small parties that are not spoiled yet are very important we need different points of view out there more you get on line but i don't and what are these small parties are not playing the game if they can get into a coalition me they can have a real influence people. in the two thousand and eight varian state elections free voters picked up just over ten percent of the vote this time they're aiming to go further the others they have a lot of money we have the members and we have the spirit how much the spirit converts into votes we'll find out on september the twenty second when germans go to the polls. r.t. for their. white world update time here on the program to india we go where protests have erupted outside the court where four men were accused of the rape and murder of a young woman in the capital the twenty three year old was viciously assaulted on a bus in new delhi in december last year

an eventful 12 months from inspiring glabden to victory, arrested following an incident outside a brighton night club. are. >> yes, monty had his problems which we've worked hard to rectify in the last six weeks or so and he's worked hard to rectify in the last six weeks or so. he's a proven international bowler, he's shown what he's capable of doing on many occasions for, so from a selection point of view he knows what's expected of him and will do well to produce for us. >>> three game outburst targeted at a referee. he reportedly made insulting and irritating comments. about supermario as he's well-known will miss crucial clashes between bologna, and uventis. >> on sunday decanio became the first premier league manager to be fired this season. helped relegation this firm but he's been dismissed following a poor record, bottom of the lead by one point. >>> david mors has demand he a reaction from his players. the result leaves city just two goals behind, how city claim a 4-1 win. are they're now eight with seven points from five games, that reptsd the worst start to campaign since 2004.

it's great to be in brighton. start by thanking somebody from the bottom of my eart for the kindest of words. not justine, though i would like to thank her. a round of applause for justine, please, ladies and gentlemen. not my mum, but a woman called ella philips. it was local election day, ella rode past me on her bike. she fell off. i helped -- not funny. i helped her up. and afterwards she called me something i had never been called before. she said i was an action hero. you're laughing. she said i was an action hero who mysteriously appeared out of nowhere, and she said, what added to all the confusion was that ed was actually attractive. and not geeky at all. i promise you, she did say that. she said, even the way he appeared was swave. i don't know why you find it so funny, friends. he was dressed casually, but he had style. now, now -- [applause] >> i was pretty pleased with this as you can tell until something dawned on me. ella was concussed. she was badly concussed. in fact, she herself said, i was seein

we'll turn from brighton to beijing.ormer commerce party leader bo xilai has been sentenced. >> a lot of people have been talking about that this sentence was harsher than they expected. life in prison, he was stripped of his property, his political rights. that basically means he will likely no longer be able to re-enter chinese politics. a lot of people have been talking about how he was a charismatic man. he was able to fashion himself as a man of the people but at the same time he seemed to pose a threat to the establishment. a lot of people have been talking about how this is a way for the president here to consolidate his power and to neutralize that threat and for that threat and that action really to be a warning to others about whether or not they would fall out of line. they're talking about how this is a way for the government to clear the decks so they can focus on the policy initiatives that will be announced later this year. >> ross. >> thanks for that, eunice. the latest from beijing. >>> still to come, an

in the district i represent, an organization that has benefited from the stop act grant, is the brighton drug-free community coalition. their efforts embody the spirit of we don't serve teens initiative. civic-minded adults have organized block clubs, monitored neighborhood conditions that can contribute to illegal underaged drinking and other substance abuse. they also enlisted neighborhood retailers for assistance and a shared commitment to prevent illegal underaged sales to minors. in many metropolitan areas around the nation, those who sell and serve alcoholic beverages have been supportive of the we don't serve teens initiative. crown imports had a media campaign that includes outdoor advertising, radio and television messages that will be seen by millions of adults. other brewers and importers have taken the lead in new york, milwaukee, st. louis and other metropolitan areas. i commend the f.t.c. for its leadership on the we don't serve teens and all who support this valuable program. it is worth the effort. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the