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c.c.'s . name. but. if. you think. with today's news and the week's top stories this is not see george's spy hunter as a child his high profile photographer is with snoopy from moscow but skeptics say it's an anti russian image boosted by president saakashvili. it's delegation of beautiful angry trip shows that they return to to have squared to vent against the interim leaders who they say stole their revolution. also change of tune by germany after it agrees to produce natives and weapons stocks to be decently despite opposing the military offensive from the start. we hold the front page britain's best selling newspaper rolls out for the last time as rupert murdoch sacrifices the title with phone hacking claims and reporter read intensified also. to. lift. your head cheers and tears as atlantis makes the shuttle leaves final flight but it leaves a black hole for the town's tracery now that nasa is moving. and a very warm welcome from all of us here in moscow this is all we can review and we start in georgia with three

c.c.'s. load. but. if. you feed. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the potty. in she's available in hotels. full seasons hotel. the. day's top stories and the review of the week in the frame. three men behind the camera. critics call it a clear case of provocation. revolt. once again. the suspension of policeman killing protesters. a surprise germany's. position on intervention that speculation is. saving. the country's paralyzed economy christine. new chief international monetary fund. welcome to the program and its latest case georgia three photojournalists of working for the russian secret services the group that includes president. was. charged with spying for foreign state two days later pointed the finger. reports many see it as a witch hunt. georgia is on a spy role and not for the first time this time the spotlight being shined on those usually behind the camera for photographers were arrested on thursday on suspicion of spying but who was their supposed muster but firs

. >>> baseball, the yanks c.c. sabathia, and that was enough for the rays. longoria, 12th home run of the year. sabathia lost his first game in over a month, 2-1. three total runs in that game while the braves put up four in one inning against the rockies. the home run to west. the braves won a shoot-out 9-6. florida, marlins and padres. logan morrison hit one high, and deep but not high or deep enough for cameron. a leaping grab at the wall to take away a homer. logan couldn't believe it. an inning later, it's gabby sanchez, this time with a line drive to center and there is nathan again. another great catch. scary moment in this one in the seventh. a foul ball down the line. orlando made the grab, crashed into the wall, and was out cold. taken off the field on a stretcher for precautionary reasons, but he is okay. padres won it 5-3. finally, jason werth has struggled after signing a deal with the nationals. fans aren't complaining. they're raising a glass. he has been so bad that a bar is offering a beer for the price of his batting average. he is at .217.

first grand slam title so huge disappointment for drop of a for the two thousand and four champion c.c. regards reaching the final as an achievement in itself after years of injury inflicted study which. led to big step consider. said my results here. it's a big step because my game is improving and. because it gives me a tremendous amount of confidence going forward. we still have many tournaments this year in the next in the. i just want to be a better player and i keep working i'm still. i don't know about this. feeling maybe i. accepted it after i know some day a few words also and day twelve american brothers bob and mike bryan clinched the men's doubles cross on the top seeded pursing off sweden to robert instead on horia take out of romania six three six four seven six two in their second title having also one moment in six it's also the twins' eleventh bronze overall tying australian jew todd woodbridge and mark woodforde record for. there's a thriller ahead in the men's game later on sunday the two top ranking players in the game better off novak djokovic preparing to do battl

and presidents are closing the door on the size of the joint declaration on the c.c.'s with. russia chose pants as a main supplier not exclusive but may have to try to establish resorts and develop the area coast like with this is a huge project led by mr beloved president of north caucasus resorts. a visit with me and i believe that the best interest development of the been the right to really give people hope that as well you increase security which also comes to economic development we are going to take part in the. security this is the first time you will become north caucasus. for me this will be my first time in the north caucasus and i am very excited to have the chance to discover which is wonderful i've seen photos the french team accompanying me already know that area is a wonderful place and i think you can develop a tourist over the center of europe which will be very attractive to the whole world but how long do you think it actually could turn into tourism paradise because right now it's not the safest place to. b. or for two reasons tourists to go i mean of cou

for first grand slam title so huge disappointment for truck of for the two thousand and four champion c.c. regards reaching the final as an achievement in itself after years of injury inflicted stagnant. it's a big step considering. it's a big step because no game is improving. tremendous and confidence going forward. we still have many tournaments this year and next in the. i just want to be a better player and i keep working and. i don't know about this. feeling may be. i accept it after sunday a few words day twelve american brothers bob and mike bryan clinch the men's doubles crown that top seeded pursing off sweden's robert instead on to go over media six three six four seven six two in their second title having also won london in zero six it's also the twins' eleventh bronze overall tying australian jewel todd woodbridge and mark woodforde record for. there's a thriller ahead in the men's game later on sunday that two top ranking players in the game rafael nadal and novak djokovic preparing to do battle for wimbledon glory serve talk of it will actually supplant that tell us we're n

capital of the tatarstan republic beat off competition from hong kong it was lara however the next in c.c. will take up the baton from because i am three years later on this year's edition as well sets to kick off in shanghai on saturday because iran is now a true sporting stronghold with the likes of football side rubin and double myself the champions boss writing domestic glory for the region is also building to be one of the host venues during russia's twenty eighteen for all the world cup. now thursday though wasn't a good day for the favorite in the tour de france defending champion alberto contador lost another thirteen seconds to his rivals as the race entered the pyrenees stage twelve eventually being won by spain's samuel sanchez our frenchman thomas further did enough to keep the yellow jersey but they featured three steep climbs and it was on the final one the news of the build that sanchez pulled away but while he was taking the pool all its things weren't so comfortable for defending champion contador he was in a group with his main rivals for b.l.o. jersey frank schleck atta

played russia just got easy to c.c.'s welcome the first steps to free the country small. taking restrictions. and endless paperwork. more than a year has passed since the indian government announced the unprecedented right to education act the law was aimed at stamping out illiteracy and battling the country's social economic divide the concept was to provide compulsory and free education for all children aged six to fourteen artie's preassure discovered the reform is facing tough challenges. it's dawn in india's capital city of new delhi an eight year old cushy just getting ready for school while there are nearly two hundred million elementary school children like coaching in india only half that number ever complete the eighth grade most end up leaving school to help their parents with domestic work or to get a job to bring in some extra money maybe i haven't studied much that's why i want to educate my children after growing pressure to address the educational disparities in india the government passed an ox making it mandatory for all children between the ages of six

papers and broadcast stations in the same market reversing an older c.c. rule and at least one reporter is suggesting murdoch's u.k. scandal may even extend to his crown jewel of credibility in the us the wall street journal so what does all this mean for the state of media ownership in america and now that and now that a tabloid has imploded across the atlantic could that have. in vote payment here in the united states for more on this issue i'm joined by jeff cohen a journalist and founding director of the parks center for independent media as well as the founder of the media rush limbaugh group fair corey right policy council of free press and adele stan washington bureau chief at alter net dot org jeff corey thank you all for joining us tonight thank you let me start with if i may with you jeff you're right here next to me. that your take on what happened to murder over the last what has been happening is kind of a slow motion train wreck that reached a crescendo right the most powerful media executive in the world the with the first real global mogul

it's true if it's true that would be a very significant significant factor in whether the you have c.c. would would renew those licenses you know there's there's a standard in getting an f.c.c. license that you have to be of good character the license holder has to be of good character now you know there has been a lot of push from some organizations who are ideologically opposed to fox news on principle to say let's get those license let's take those licenses you know there are twenty eight stations and twenty eight locations and each one of them is subject to to a challenge at some point. and they're saying let's get this investigation let's get convictions well actually you don't need convictions it's just a matter of good character and if the organization is in fact investigating people outside the law using extra legal means to look at their records look at their phones look at their e-mails that sort of thing if that's true i think that would be a very very tough thing for the f.c.c. to rubberstamp it's very interesting although fox news being on cable systems doesn't require if

and c.c. examine these circumstances and determine whether u.s. laws have been violated the families of the victims of nine eleven have also come forward supporting the call for a probe into whether or not murdoch took advantage of the personal information for the sake of a big story so as news corp find itself in the middle of the biggest media scandal in the years i think it's just another sign of the very rapidly changing media the competition beef between news outlets for both profits and stories is so intense the more more seem willing to risk their reputation just to be the first ones with the hottest scoop. well i think that it's safe to say that nobody wants to have drunk drivers on the road and day during others there's a group who started the campaign on capitol hill to make sure that convicted drunk drivers stay off the road that sounds harmless enough by now you've probably heard about the breathalyzer devices that are being put into cars for people who are convicted of both duis and d.w.i. . british if we have to blow into. the moment

we were smart enough to c.c. the state department, u.s.embassy, the british equivalent thereof to try to see her. she never responded to our phone calls or text messages. >> have you asked the british courts for visitation rights? you would be entitled to them, correct? >> not necessarily. i mean, you have to go through a court system, but we were told not to go through the court system, because, you know, her habitual residence is still america. so the minute we try to reach out to the british courts, we would be acquiescing, basically submitting our jurisdiction to them, instead of keeping it in texas. >> reporter: we saw your ex-fiancee's attorney in the piece there, but she also issued a statement to us about the situation, she says, whatever sympathy one can have for a parent who, because of the breakdown of their relationship, does not see his or her child, the facts in this case make it clear that mr. hermer has largely been the author of his own misfortune. basically, she's saying you could see your daughter if you wanted to. >> we

folks at rockefeller plaza having a good time meeting derek jeter, robinson cano and c.c. sabathia. in norway, we'll try to give you details about what happened, the suspect, the bombing and the mass shooting there. >> of course, we're all still reacting to the death of amy winehouse. we'll give you the latest on the death of the troubled singer found dead at the age of 27. >>> also, ways to save money during this troubled economy. there's one day in particular where you can save the most money from clothing to gasoline to groceries. >>> later on, if you're trying to eat healthy and lose weight. some of the foods that you think are good for you, not so fast. we'll tell you which ones are good for you. and how you can avoid the ones you think are good. >> we thought we knew. >> by the way, derek jeter is -- over there. very exciting. >>> let's get to natalie with a check of the morning top stories. >> good morning, everyone. the suspect in norway's shooting spree had his first court hearing today. he was arraigned behind doors. breivik is accused of killing more than 70 people friday

labor relations act and the other reforms of that era, in addition to social security and some -- the c.c. and some other things, was the concept and the implementation of collective bargaining. and collective bargaining is a right that the american people have to join voluntarily in a collective bargaining unit, if you will, generally a labor union, and negotiate on behalf of hundreds or thousands of fellow workers wages and health care and pensions and other kinds of -- vacation days and other things like that. and i mention that today because, just late last week in ohio, something remarkable happened in my state of ohio. in columbus, in response to the state legislature taking away those collective bargaining rights in a radical departure from 75 years of collective bargaining national private-sector success and 30 years of ohio collective bargaining for public employees success, the legislature passed a radical act earlier this year to take away those collective bargaining rights for public employees. we know about that. we know it is a direct assault on the middle class. we know it