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she said i'm a cali girl. i'm not a new yorker. this is the second time around for this couple. on the verge of getting married. deposits for the photographer, videographer, hotel, come on. she stole $54,000 from their joint account and told him i'm done. >> that's what's he alleged. it was a joint account. are you stealing? >> it's going to be easy to prove she took the money. she owes him a return of money. you can't take all that money out. based on the rent -- >> sure she can. >> both their names were on there where. >> doesn't matter. who put the money in? he probably put it all in there. he's looking for about $20,000 out of the account. >> interesting, okay. >> just because it's a joint account, you can't drain it. come on. >> okay. >> i don't agree with that. >> she did have the $32,000 ring he gave her and she returned it. her point of view is, wait a minute, i'm giving you everything you would expect in return for breaking off the engagement and now you're asking me for money. avery? >> that's right. >> and you know what, i don't want to call the plaintiff a sucker, bu

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thomis killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri so pretty smile and search shifting and californians want turn a blind eye anymore so i do not question the archie reporting from los angeles california later on r t a visit to the crown one as we explore the cultural areas around russia's main tourist a historic spot here's a preview. as kites fly in front of the kremlin walls that does beg the cards in costumes it's clear to everyone who loves to walk outside take in the beat the surroundings and cherish the warm sunny weather when it comes to walking in the street you don't get much better than this. and don't worry if you don't know your bolshoi from your bolsheviks tourist spots aside moscow's entertainment scene is packed with a wide range of activities and places to guard. you can enjoy all this. moscow with mark andrews in just over an hour here on our. demetrius here with the business news hello dimitris so why is it that pessimism continues to rule in markets well

i'm not sure that most televisions are doing that these day was the exception of cali and ray and the newshour. but we need -- we need people, citizens, no matter what their ages, to be educated to the promise of this country and one of the promises was give me your tired, your poor, huddled masses yearning to breathe free, send these, the homeless, tempests, tossed to me. in just a few years and i forget the exact year, maybe 2020, two-thirds of the american people are going to be people of color. and the people who are now in the majority are going to be in the minority. so we have a lot of work to do in terms of understanding our fellow men and women being receptive as we were to generations of immigrants going back to the days they put those words on the statute liberty. we have to swhaund kind of country we are living in and where our country is going and how we are going to keep it true to the thing that makes you happy and inspired that -- that makes you happy and inspired. because the -- the issues that you are dealing with now, even though there's controversy, when you get ma

and thousands of troops impressive military hardware and cali copters russia honored its veterans celebrating sixty seven years of victory over the nazis in the world war two with a spectacular parade and that's where i watch the action on our you tube channel. well i report in has an expectantly pulled out from the g eight summit in the u.s. state of maryland that starts next week instead he's sending prime minister dmitry medvedev have put in explained his decision to president obama over the phone saying he needed to stay in moscow to finalize the points to his new cabinet the two leaders had agreed to meet during june the g twenty meeting in mexico but important has been quiet critical over the u.s. foreign policy is during his campaign especially concerning the issue of america's planned and missile shield in europe well one of the first orders he gave after being sworn in as president was to get. washington to provide legal guarantees the system is not aimed against russia but. well that missile defense plan will be up for discussion by nato next week and the alliance is holding a summi

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thelma's killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri suppress violent search shifting and californians one turn a blind eye anymore mind you the question archie reporting from los angeles california. quarter past the hour here in moscow plenty more stories for you to explore of course with. a quick look now israel's denying the wounding civilians in gaza palestinian doctors claim that seven people will hug the end of time. and deep impact not so warm so almost five thousand asteroids pose a danger to our planet but most of these space troops continue to fly beyond the radar all those details that on t.v. dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. this is r.t. before we get to the world up there let's turn our attention to france now where the new p

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thomis killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the bonder east of police violence are shifting and californians want turn a blind eye anymore why do the question why archie reporting from los angeles california then in a few minutes a visit to the crown land on r t as we explore the cultural areas around russia's main tourist and historic spot here's a preview. as cards fly in front of the criminals that is very hard to costumes it's clear to everyone loves to morgantown side taking the beating the surroundings and cherish the warm sunny weather when it comes to walking the streets you don't get much better than this. and don't worry if you don't know your bolshoi from your bolsheviks tourist spots aside moscow's entertainment scene is packed with a wide range of activities from places to guard. her well you can enjoy all the sights of moscow with mara managers and a couple of minutes right here on r t. so to majors here with the business news and the markets make him at. nosediv

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thelma's killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri suppress violence are shifting and californians want turn a blind eye anymore by the question archie reporting from los angeles california. but in about a ten minutes time here in our off to the kremlin as we explore the cultural areas around russia's main tourist attractions in just a short while we'll get to it for another a quick preview. as kites fly in front of the kremlin and act as bacon that carries the costumes it's clear to everyone loves to walk side take in the beautiful surroundings and cherish the warm sunny weather when it comes to walking in the street you don't get much better than that. and don't worry if you don't know your bolshoi from your bullshit tourist spots aside moscow's entertainment scene is packed with a wide range of activities and. are taught to check in with katie that you are not to see you again i understand that we have been chatting about the european markets the ongoing euro zone cris

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thomason killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri so pretty smile and search shifting and californians one turn a blind eye anymore why do the question why archie reporting from los angeles california there are plenty more stories for you to explore r t v dot com here's a quick preview. and israel's denying wounding civilians in gaza palestinian doctors claim at least seven people were hurt in an artillery attack. and deep impact nasa warns almost five thousand asteroids pose a danger to earth but most of these space rocks remain under the radar all the details are to dot com. the. line. would be so much brighter if you knew me about some from first impression is so. please stop totty dot com. margaret mother did not like we're going to become. he was afraid. and she was very cold. she felt. i was frankenstein's monster. we don't have the problem but every. now and effort is made. on the palestinian or in the european side to negotiate an end to the violent attacks again

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thelma's killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri suppress violence are shifting and californians one turn a blind eye anymore by the question archie reporting from los angeles california. of course always plenty more stories for you to explore it on t.v. dot com let's have a quick look and see what's waiting for you there right now. in denying the fact of wounding civilians in gaza palestinian doctors claim at least seven and all to reattack. now so warns that almost five thousand asteroids pose a danger but most of the space will continue to fly under the radar those details standing by for you out on sea dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. watching r t it's good to have you with us in a moment the world update but for now the new frenc

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thelma's killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri suppress violence are shifting and californians want turn a blind eye anymore when the question archie reporting from los angeles california . it's twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow in about ten minutes time though it's off to the kremlin as we explore the cultural areas around our russia's main tourist attractions are a quick preview now of what's just ahead. as kites fly in front of the kremlin and actors breaking their character costumes it's clear to everyone loves to walk outside take in the beautiful surroundings and cherish the warm sunny weather when it comes to walking in the street you don't get much better than that. and don't worry if you don't know your bolshoi. tourist spots aside moscow's entertainment scene is packed with a wide range of activities and. let's head over to katie she's standing by the r.t. business for our hourly market update here. always good to see you katie there you are do tel

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thoughtless killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the bonder isa pretty small island search shifting and californians one turn a blind eye anymore why do the question why archie reporting from los angeles california. next hour here on out so you are off to the kremlin we go as we explore the cultural areas around russia's main tourist attractions a preview for you know. as kites fly in front of the kremlin walls and actors break in that character costumes clear it's. everyone loves to walk outside take in the beautiful surroundings and cherish the warm sunny weather when it comes to walking in the street you don't get much better. and don't worry if you don't know your bolshoi from your bullshit tourist spots aside moscow's entertainment scene is packed with a wide range of activities and place to go. and time to check in with the r.t. business desk i could be see you again there has been a lot of doom and gloom with this week but we understand that facebook's arrival is a crea

the head of that is one of the smartest bankers we are and they still lost two billion dollars in cali . precisely because they were making bets. in this biz derivative markets we don't know all the details yet it's going to be investigated but this is why we passed wall street reform. this is why you passed wall street reform what reforms exactly because dodd frank didn't stop this from happening and the volcker rule in its current incomplete incarnation would have arguably allowed for it to because of loopholes we'll get back to that later the hold that thought let's get back to jamie dimon because there seems to be a more fitting description of him then the best guy on wall street how about this jamie diamond the clown now we can't take full credit for this image it's inspired by one of our guests janet have a koli who writes in her latest piece that j.p. morgan's chief is the world's funniest finance a year and as so often happens when we're talking about too big to fail banks it appears the joke is on us ok this savers subsidizing the banks speculation while j.p. morgan is conside

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thelma's killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri suppress violence are shifting and californians one turn a blind eye anymore when the question of archie reporting from los angeles california. twenty two minutes past the hour here let's now join the business does offer some technical difficulties facebook is now up and running what's the latest and yeah that's right it is moving and it's moving down actually when it first started trading in the first few minutes or so it was rounding up about twelve percent but now we're looking at about eight percent of gains for the most hyped i.p.o. it's going to be thought out he has been a lot of excitement around this investors have been waiting for this for months now and if you consider the fact that the company only started eight years ago and at that point they had no way of making money now despite facebook being priced at thirty eight dollars per share that was at the top of expectations now they increased it by twelve perce

really cases of police using excessive force happened primarily in poor mainly black neighborhoods but cali thomis killing in a wealthy middle class town shows the badri so pretty smile and search shifting and californians want turn a blind eye anymore when the question archie reporting from los angeles california there are plenty more stories for you to explore at our t.v. dot com here's a sneak peak. in israel's denying wounding civilians during attacks and gaza as palestinian doctors have claimed. and deep impact nasa warns almost five thousand asteroids pose a danger to earth but most of these space rocks remain under the radar all the details out are to dot com. you know french president's first decision in office was to cut his own pay and the pay of his cabinet by thirty percent although the opposition says with fourteen extra ministers now in all fairness the cost to taxpayers is actually increasing but splashing the cash for bureaucrats is nothing new to the e.u. as artists are similar reports. good income great working hours generous benefits career growth and essentially a job fo

past them and then we have shortages of energy and basic food products people are going to take to cali to do that i mean they don't like austerity in greece americans are going to like it here either especially since i think we're going to get a bigger dose of it here i mean you seem to be pointing your finger at things like price controls at things like overregulation but there's gonna be sort of a middle ground here because obviously there needs to be certain things that are regulated certain everything from legal control to environmental can controls. places that actually make manufacture stuff where it does what does that middle ground look like well i mean the best regulation is the free market i mean that's what regulates because businesses want customers and they attract customers by providing them with good products at the lowest possible price and no the problem is most of the government regulation short circuits the free market regulation and we get all sorts of moral hazards we get companies doing things and taking risks and that they never would take in a free market if the

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she told him, i'm a cali girl not a new yorker.s is the second time around on the verge of getting married. >> they broke up before. >> deposits for photographer, voographer, hotel. she told $54,000 from her joint account. >> that's what he says, a little, it was a joint account so are you stealing? >> it's going to be easy to prove she took that money. she definitely returns him a return of money, whether the rent -- she can't take all that money out. >> sure she can. >> doesn't matter. who put the money in? that's what's going to happen with these people. he probably put it all in their anyway. >> a lot of presumption. interesting. >> just because it's a joint account, you can't drain it. >> i don't agree with that. >> she did have the $32,000 ring he gave her and she did return it. so i guess her point of view is, wait a minute, i'm giving you everything i would think you expect in return for breaking off the engagement and now you're asking me for money. avery? >> that's right. you know what, i don't want to call the. >> a suck

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some showers in the dakotas, pacific northwest and northern cali. >> 71 in sacramento. 69 in salt lakedo springs. 80s in dallas, omaha and atlanta. 70s in detroit and baltimore. a cool 53 in boston. >>> well, a needle in a haystack type story here takes us down to florida. >> that's where a guy named eddie frazier was working construction on interstate 75. he was doing his job when he found an urn containing the ashes of a deceased woman. >> turns out her husband had lost the urn in a serious car crash on that road about three years ago. he returned to look for the urn but couldn't find it. >> and our hero eddie turned it over to police who are working to return it to the man. he chalked it up to god working miracles. >> lose an urn. >> i know. why is the urn in the car? >> something you'd keep -- it is something you think you'd keep -- it was a car crash. >> why was the urn in the car? >> losing an urn. >> but they're reunited soon hopefully. >> good lost and found story. >>> coming up next, what experts are learning from crash test dummies in airplanes. >>> and later, mark zuckerberg

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certainly dressed more casually and comfortably and she's here with her mom and nana, and here is little caly has flown from new york to arkansas to celebrate with her and welcome them. and a picture when megan was just three years old. now, one of jennifer ruth's jobs is to book the audience, so if we have a good audience she's responsible and we have a great one today. and by the way, we made sure that her mom april got a front row seat because mer daughter assigns the seats. wouldn't you know? and here is little baby jennifer ruth with her mom from about a year or two ago, something like that. unfortunately, talent booker lawson and hahn's mothers couldn't be with us. here is joan and mom maureen, there they are and lauren and her mom june. and our happy mother's day to all of our staff moms and all the mothers watching. [applause] >> i want to say, thank you for being here on this mother's day weekend. my hope for you, you've had a great time celebrating what ought be to be a very special time to give thanks to ladies in our wives and make wonderful mothers for our children and we couldn'