i was gonna make carrie feel better. i didn't think-- that's right, you didn't think. 7 months of work-- undone. i came home last night, and kelly was weeping and giving me the finger at the same time. never seen that before. well, if it's any consolation to you, my life is hell, too. that does make me feel better. now i'm on a diet. carrie won't sleep with me. no sex. no food. if the cable goes out, i'm gonna have to kill myself. didn't i warn you not to pick at your life? hey, what's on that? but you couldn't listen, could you? no. "we talk. we communicate." look at you now. hey, dad. hello, darlin'. where were you? at the gym. nothing like jumping jacks and the old vibrating belt to get you in the pink, huh? right. look what i found in here. some pictures from your wedding. what year was that? uh... '95. oh...that was a simpler time, wasn't it? oh, look at me in my wedding dress. i looked good, didn't i? breathtaking. well... those days are gone. what are you talking about? i'm just getting older and gaining weight, a

carrie, it's only a couple of hours. so is childbirth, but i don't wanna do that on thursday, either. what can i do? richie asks me, like, every week. i can't keep putting the guy off. his feelings are getting hurt. honey, richie's fine. i've got no problem with him. it's that marie i'd like to smack. she's not that bad. doug, she's stupid, loud, and doesn't give a crap about anybody but herself. she gives a crap. please. the only reason why you guys don't see how obnoxious she is is because you all think she's so hot. she's hot? hmm. i never thought of her... i don't know. hot. i'll watch for that. i, uh... shut up. come on, carrie. one dinner. look, if you do it, i'll let you have sex with me. huh, huh? you can dress me up like a big baby. ok, but i'm not changing you. so, thursday? dinner at 7:00. they get 2 hours, and i'm timing it. thank you. yeah, yeah. just put away the groceries, butch. we're in luck, douglas. are we? they sell this lousy deodorant, and they think no one will read the fine print. but i do. and yo

the japanese weren't the first to experiment with submarine carrying -- aircraft carrying sub ma rans. the british, the americans, italy, with mixed results. but japan was the only nation to perfect them and there were 11 plane-carrying submarines surrounding oahu on december 7, 1941, and the imperial japanese navy had three times that number the construction pipeline. so this would a strategic weapon they very much believed in. now, this is the only known photograph of one of yamamoto's subs, and you can see would of its planes here on the bow, getting ready to be launched. now, historians often dismiss these plane-carrying subs as white elephant technology, but japan has a logical recent for tee employing them. they sended the ability of the sixth fleet to scout out our navy. sub marines, as you may or may not know. sit relatively low in the water and can only see six or seven miles towards the horizon. that limits their scouting ability, particularly in the days before they had radar, and when these subs were conceived there was no radar. but a subwith an airplane can easily expend

reports its jets carried out the attack on alleged game changing heading for. a trace of terror bombing investigators focus on the widow of the killed suspect after discovering radical islamist material on her computer. the changing face of u.k. politics and tea party moves from the margins to claim a stunning result in local elections leaving the governing conservatives to wonder how to win back lost supporters our top stories this hour. around the clock around the world international news and comment from our studio center here in moscow warplanes have carried out air strikes inside syria and it is widely reported they were sent by israel the targets was a shipment of alleged advanced missiles heading from lebanon but the israeli defense ministry says it has no knowledge of the anonymous officials who confirmed the attack the second of its kind in less than five months auntie's middle east correspondent paula has the latest from israel. official is speaking on condition of being anonymous because he is not authorized to speak about a secret israeli military o

point in carrying luggage for tracking agencies. we have to carry heavy loads. it is very expensive. we spend all of our wages on lunch and dinner. we will not even have money for snacks. after they settle into hotels, porters come to places like this. this is all they can afford at the end of today. this is one of the best in the region with food provided by the buddhist monastery. even here, a meal costs $3. we found him in a dingy shelter eating plain rice. a new generation has a very different idea of the job. he just took his 10th grade exam and came to the region to try his hand at portering. toi would give in 60 kilos carry. this is not viable living. a plan to leave the country for work abroad. >> most of the younger ones say they do it only as a vacation job. as a livable wage, they say carrying heavy luggage is not worth the indignity. >> on tuesday we continue our coverage from the foot of mount everest. steve reports on how an increase in human traffic is leaving to high altitude tensions. concernss raising over safety.

reports jets carried out the attack on alleged game changing missiles heading for hezbollah. a trace of a terror boston bombing investigators focus on the widow of the killed suspect after discovering the radical islamist material on her computer. the changing face of the u.k. politics and new party moves from the margins claiming stunning that result in local elections leaving the governing conservatives to wonder how to win back lost supporters. and happy easter to orthodox believers with millions celebrating jesus's resurrection that throughout the world russia's main a ceremony was held at moscow's cathedral of christ the savior. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas going to have you with us now warplanes have carried out airstrikes inside syria and it is a widely reported that they were sent by israel the target was allegedly a shipment of advanced missiles heading for lebanon but the israeli defense ministry says it has no knowledge of the anonymous officials who confirmed the attack the second of its kind in less than five months art

reports it's just carried on that time and again changing missiles headed for hezbollah. a trace of terror bombing investigators focus on the killed a suspect discovering ron cicle islamist material on her computer. on the train the face of u.k. paul takes an anti e.u. policy moves from the margins to a stunning result in local elections leaving the governing conservatives to wonder how to win. support. international news life from moscow this is all see with me here national politics for joining us. more planes have carried out as strikes inside syria and it's widely reported they were sent by israel the target was a shipment of alleged advanced missile heading for lebanon a big defense ministry says it has no knowledge of the anonymous officials who confirms that on the second of its kind in less than five months she's made me sick correspondent. from israel. efficient is speaking on condition of being anonymous because he is not authorized to speak about a secret israeli military operation we had r.t. has been in touch with the israeli foreign ministry but as of yet th

warplanes carried out strikes inside syria israel's defense ministry refuses to confirm or deny widespread reports its jets carried out the attack on the alleged changing of missiles heading for hezbollah. a trace of terror boston bombing investigators focus on the widow of the killed suspect after discovering a radical islamist material on her computer. the changing face of u.k. politics and new party moved from the margins to claim a stunning result in local elections a leaving of governing conservatives wonder how to win back lost supporters. and happy easter to orthodox believers you are looking at live pictures right now of the traditional night service as it continues in moscow's cathedral of a crisis savior with crowds packed inside to celebrate jesus' resurrection these are live pictures you're looking at right now is that it will be more. in broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team sean thomas glad to have you with us warplanes have carried out air strikes inside syria and it is widely reported that they were sent by israel the target was a shipment of alleged

motion carries. item 9. >> authorizing the general manager the authority to execute an amendment . (reading from the agenda) >> president torres: welcome mr. cruz. >> good morning mr. president, members of the commission. it has been the policy of your commission and the puc's practice to extend opportunities to the communities in which we work in which we serve. in addition to our efforts at the mayors office of economic development we have partnered with a -- organization to assist with grassroots efforts and to work with local, organized labor. a week ago in fact friday i was related to be at the breakfast of champions down and san mateo county, were job trained recognizes seven cisco public utilities commission as the employer of the year because we threw our contractors hired 96 graduate, full-time, blue-collar working wage jobs working on such projects as harry tracy. through our contractors work we have been able to extend his opportunities to the communities in which we work. through our part

out a drone strike it used to be they only had to know they could only carry out a strike specifically when they knew who's down there that's how they end up targeting weightings and and so when they don't have specific intelligence you're sort of basing it on to some degree assumptions and there have been strikes that have gone bad there's a concern that the cia could be targeting not just suspected terrorists but also be the competition of the governments that the u.s. supports in other words political opponents that the targets could be politically motivated is it a concern that he would share well i think what tends to happen i mean is that when you are reliant on foreign governments and their intelligence services to carry out some these operations as the u.s. has sometimes they are in yemen and pakistan is the u.s. getting fed intelligence by the government to take out people who are not. affiliates or the like their opponents or or rivals of the government i think it's very difficult to know and i think there have been cases if you just look at yemen . where the united states ha

combat sub, they carried less than 80 men. that gives you idea how huge the e4 # 00 class subs were. as you can see here, the e401 submarine is comparable in size to a fletcher class destroyer. that's a surface ship intended to hunt submarines. given the e401 was 26 feet longer than a fletcher class destroyer, it's not clear who is hunting who. the e400 subs were so huge they could travel one and a half times around the world without refueling. something no other sub in the 1940s could come close to doing. they also incorporated some of the earliest stealth technologies. the conning tower sail structure was painted a huge radar signature normally so they indidn'ted three feet at the base to reflect the waves back into the sea. each one of the subs was painted with a special stealth coding, not only designed to dampen noise, but to absorb waves as well. the truly amazing thing about the e400 subs was that they were underwater aircraft carriers. each sub carried three ihem attack lanes and a water tight deck hanger they launched

now, you can, of course, carry more or you can carry less.but the more you carry, the shorter the distance you can usually go. so 50 pounds was about average for long-distance, day-after-day carriage. keach: so for copan's metateros, the market potential was limited by technology. because they had to carry the stones to market on their backs, the market had to be close by. filomeno's problem is similar. although he can use a bus to get his metates to market, the cost of transportation must be added to the sale price. if filomeno transports his metates much beyond the neighboring market town, he must add the cost of a round-trip bus fare to the price. and this would make his metates too expensive. ten miles from filomeno's house is the town of tlacolula. market is held here once a week. almost everything is sold by the actual producers or their families. weekly markets are one of the most ancient of economic institutions. today, sales involve cash. but until quite recently, most societies, like the ancient maya, depended on barter, so much of

israel did carry out an air strike on syria for the second time this year following a similar bombing run in january. and while the syrian opposition has accused the regime of carrying out. the claims coinciding with. the rebels. the u.k. independence party makes a breakthrough in local elections and sets its sights on the conservatives already admitting they now have to win back. the movement. thank you for joining us here. live in moscow let's get straight to a breaking news story for you this hour. israeli officials have now confirmed the country has bombed syria it's the second such as strike in less than five months let's not get the latest album middle east correspondent now i standing by for us live in. jerusalem paula good to see you what do we know the details of the. well we're just receiving information right now that an unnamed israeli official has confirmed that tel aviv is behind this latest a strike in syrian territory now the official is speaking on condition of being anonymous because he is not with wise to speak about a secret israeli military operation we had our te

warplanes have carried out strikes inside syria and it is widely reported that they were sent by israel the target was a shipment of alleged. heading from lebanon but the israeli defense ministry says it has no knowledge of the anonymous officials who confirm the attack the second of its kind in less than five months. has the latest from israel. but official is speaking on condition of being anonymous because he is not also wise to speak about a secret israeli military operation we had r.t. has been in touch with the israeli foreign ministry but as of yet they are not prepared to publicly console him at least not to us that such a strike indeed was carried out by the israelis what is interesting is that the strike happened in late thursday into the early hours of friday morning and at that same time the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called for a late night emergency cabinet meeting now we don't have information as to what was exactly the purpose of the goal of that meeting but it certainly does raise on balls the lebanese are complaining that israel has a violated in lebanon

it as trike such as the one israel carried out is a violation of the u.n. charter with egypt and the arab league calling for security council action over this are there likely to be any consequences for israel for that time. i'm afraid it's unlikely because there is that israel has been given historically for the last say fifty years or more a very special place such that i believe the figures are that the united states has vetoed i think forty four united nations security council resolutions concerning israel when they get anywhere near. cramping israel's ability to carry out the strikes that we've seen lately so at the end of the day i'm sure the united states would simply veto any u.n. security council resolution with teeth and in a way you can say that perhaps some of these voices in the region know that perfectly well but no i'm afraid historically it's very unlikely. that israel will be constrained iran has offered various types of assistance to the syrian regime what would israel's reaction be do you think if one of its enemies joins the conflict tha

do take need to be to carry the eggs. >> i have a big problem. in 2011 there were 110,000 u.s. children foster care that could fit in any home. >> but those are colder kids. that's a difference. >> even still, just another example much kid that need good homes. >> that's another issue. why are we going to a third world country. there's so much room for exploitation. it seems exploitive to mean and even in this situation the woman in the fact said they trip rells because of the law it killed one of the babies and she could have have two of them. there are so many options that i -- i want to point out, reduction, to view that as killing a baby, that's an extreme through. >> it kills a baby. >> the reason american couples are going to india to do this is because it's cheaper. you can get an american woman to be your surrogate but that cost about four times more so yes, they are making contracts. >> it cost $50,000 in the u.s. for a surrogate? >> it cost at least that much. i have read that in india you can spend about $25,000 on a surrogate mother and four times that would be a hu

now i had to finish this forme carrie. of course every day i think but what i try to do is dedicates every day to her memory, that i am doing this for her. the one thing she had was the last time she was in the hospital and the nurse said, i have to tell you something about your daughter. . when we go into her room, she cheers us up. so cheerful?re you i wake andvery day the side, today i am going to love my life, so that is the .ind of girl she was how did your journey and which carry impact your relationship with the other ?aughters >> joanie and aaron were with her when she passed away. relationship.at when i told the girls are was going to write this, they were all for it, and they contributed a couple of things in the book. you have gone back and forth. i love the way the book is in doubt. -- is laid out. tell me the story for me. crash,pens with a plane -- this bohemian toronto bohemian girl is in the plane, and she is in the car headed for and she feelse, she got drunk in hollywood and got picked up, and now she is

thoughts of the a terror attack inspired by radical islam reportedly carried out in revenge for the u.k.'s military actions in muslim countries. riots ripped through immigrants. for the fourth night in a road racing tough questions about sweden's open immigration policy. years in limbo and months of starvation the plight of the guantanamo bay prisoners might finally see some change as president obama is expected to reassert his plans to close the prison during his counterterrorism address. worldwide news live from moscow this is r t with me welcome to the program today. a savage murder that took place in broad daylight in southeast london has already caused a backlash hundreds of far right protesters flooded the streets near the scene of the killing and then clash to violently with police and they were chanting the muslim slogans and accusing the british authorities of allowing the attack that is considered an act of terrorism and believed to be motivated by radical islam a man thought to be an off duty soldier was hacked to death by two assailants with meat cleavers let's get the lates

pilots are sitting at joysticks in germany directly carrying out the lethal attacks in africa. what german media reports are suggesting is that the u.s. media facilities in germany are being used to support those operations, to make those drone attacks possible. it is said that u.s. military in germany are doing several things -- first of all, they are carrying out aerial reconnaissance, directing aerial reconnaissance in africa, that they are assisting with intelligence to provide identification of targets, and most crucially, that they are rooting this signals used in to attack saddam being carried out in africa, and given that the u.s. does have its command headquarters in germany, those allegations are somewhat plausible. >> at midnight tonight, the european union arms embargo on syria expires, meaning member countries could theoretically start providing anti-assad rebels with weapons if they chose to. >> meanwhile, the situation has become more complicated, with russia say and it is sending fighter jets to the syrian government as part of a contract, this is there was more

dot com to ask you about are so so far over forty percent of you believe that israel is carrying out western plans to help the syrian rebels just thirty two percent of you saying there is an undeclared a wall being for just under twenty percent feel that our message to the u.s. that israel is ready to strike iran two and a minority of you of those who voted just seven percent of you saying the actions are self-defense against hezbollah so the risk is a beirut based journalist and middle east expert and he believes that israel is trying to drag the u.s. military into the regional conflict. has there been any escalation against israel for israel to react has there been any military action has israel being been attacked by any side whether it be husband law whether it be syria whether it be housed israel in the been attacked by any side whatsoever israel has not been attacked so we hear this talk about you know game changing weapons but all of this you know doesn't doesn't give you a ride to war doesn't give the justification. for such escalation i think you have to put all the pieces o

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i hope this program carries on and on for many years and with clau this lady's leadership how can wee? (clapping). i don't want to go back. (clapping) >> sorry. i was thinking this was the last time i would be invited here. so at the newly opened jazz center they've been working to make this innocent a misconduct as well as a surprise and he needs to be recognized for a job well done. let's give them is an award. as part of this annual tradition it's always folded by a reception. i'm told there are modern 15 restaurants to oversee the foods for sampling. city hall is a short 3 block walk if you choose to walk off all the calories. the buffet will be waiting for you. oh, yeah, go in style. it's waiting across the street from the jazz center and it's ramp softball. if you're walking we'll have escorts wait for you. they can only intercity hall from the entrance and there will be a red carpet waiting for you. once you enter city hall you'll be required to go through security. and annoy a finale john has been an educateor he has been performing at the washington, d.c. on may 9th. ladies

you have helped the motion carried. thank you. item 10. >> approve amendment number 1 to amend cs 946 increasing the agreement by 500,000 dollars. >> steve ritchie, assistant city manager for water. this is for continuation of our work on the upper -- river they can share our flow releases of providing the best habitat value downstream from our dams. >> president torres: is there a motion? >> so moved. >> seconded. >> president torres: seconded by commissioner vietor. public comments on item 10? there being none, alif all those in favor?alop opposed?motion carries. item 11. >> approving construction contract, bioregional habit >> mr. cruz. > emilio cruz. during construction we had a major storm. as part of the storm there was damage done to the construction site and some of the environmental components of our project. he item before you simply to make a change order with the existing contractor repair the damages that happened during this natural storm in order to have the project when it is completed meet all of our goals. >> pre

paul ryan used to carry -- >> i like jack kemp. >> paul ryan says he used to carry my coffee. now i walk around saying i know paul ryan. you bet, it's demoralizing, paul ryan talked about kids staring at the obama poster wondering what happened. it is demoralizing. they don't start families. they don't buy that house. it's bad for the economy and their spirit and morale. >> you look at the statistics of labor, college graduates have a lower unemployment rate than those that did not graduate. one thing i saw in your book, are you saying the income difference has narrowed substantially between those with a degree and those without a degree. >> it has, absolutely. now, it depends, you know, if you've got a storn daughter or grandson or granddaughter interested in petroleum engineering, they will get out making more than a harvard graduate. so, again, what are you bringing into it? what is your focus? we try to do nuance, different

videos it didn't take us long to understand that this is the cable networking in the country that carries content it focused on asian arts and we appreciate the work so i want to invite the general manager of mixed city. thank you for your work >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you for this amazing honor. mixed tv has grown so much over the year and 10 millions of household and chicago but san francisco has a special place in our hearts. and she works with me on mixed tv. we had our first major launch on 2009. we also had our first major event that won lots of awards but san francisco is where we start mixed tv so basically thank you to the city of san francisco. the bay area apa committee for your support and we hope to continue wreaking down barriers for the asian communicate. thank you so much. (clapping) >> so i want to name my two amazing co- chairs i know that they were here. once you're part of us you never get to leave. i want to thank all of them. we have actually over 70 or 80 volunteers but they're all over at city hall for us to get there. some of us are sitting in front of co

though a senior israeli named source has said that israel is responsible and that the attack was carried out in the vicinity of damascus airport but this official continues to give comments anonymously because he cannot represent any kind of private intelligence or any kind of decisions that will make him made by the israeli government we do know that israel has put in place the iron dome defense missile systems near the cities of fact and haifa in the north of the country so that certainly is an indication that israel is preparing at least for something on the ground it's not preparing it's at least worried about any kind of the television at the opening of the weekly cabinet meeting this morning and the prime minister netanyahu said nothing about the strikes but he did reiterate that he was committed to the security of israel over the past few days the israeli military called up several hundred thousand reservists for what it called a surprise military exercise on the israeli border with lebanon in recent days there have been signs of mounting tensions between israel and hizbollah whic

as for carrying 8 or fewer passengers. we will be working with member of the p.u.c. to determine what mandates are required in this situation because there were 9 people in the vehicle. >> the p.u.c. told us the chp is required to check limos carrying more than 8 passengers but it is unclear if that was done. the chp said they didn't know if that played any role in the cause of the fire or whether it made to more difficult to escape. >> there will be help from experts, different departments, chp, and ours to determine the cause. >> reporter: 5-9 women on board, including a newly wed on the way to a bachelorette party were unable to escape and died. investigators they have not checked the limo to see whether the doors and locks were working properly. >> the limo is from limo stop in san jose. they have been operated since 2006. coming up, the driver of the limo lashes out about the time it took for firefighters to arrive. we are looking at that for 6:00 p.m. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the national transportation safety board said they are aware of the incident

out a drone strike it used to be they only had to know they could only carry out a strike specifically when they knew who's down there that's how they end up targeting weddings. and so when they don't have specific intelligence you're sort of basing it on to some degree assumptions and there have been strikes that have gone bad there's a concern that the cia could be targeting not just suspected terrorists but also the the competition of the governments that the u.s. supports or in other words political opponents that the targets could be politically motivated is it a concern that he would share well i think what tends to happen i mean is that when you are reliant on foreign governments and their intelligence services to carry out some these operations as the u.s. has sometimes they are in yemen and pakistan is the u.s. getting fed intelligence by the government to take out people who are not. affiliates or the like their opponents or or rivals of the government i think it's very difficult to know and i think there have been cases if you just look at yemen . where the united states has

motion is carried. item 12. >> consider and adopt the proposed wholesale revenue requirement for fiscal year 2013-14. >> mr. rydstrom. >> the item before you is a material you reviewed the last meeting and requires adoption by this body reflecting what is a 16 percent decrease in the rates as well as the updated rate for late charges and a discount for untreated water as we do each year. happy to answer any questions. >> president torres: any questions? motion? moved by commissioner caen, seconded by commissioner moran. any public comments? there being none all of those in favor seemed five by saying aye. opposed? motion carries. move to item 13. motion to approve -- i'm sorry. public comment on matters to be discussed in close session. alright, i need a motion to assert the attorney-client privilege. >> motion. >> second. all those in favor? >> item 18 anticipated litigation as, find this item 19, item 20, consultation with agen >> we're back. motion to reveal? >> motion not to disclose. >> president t

they have a 50% risk of carrying breast cancer.ision writer. >> my mother had had breast cancer, which she beat. seven years later, she was diagnosed with stage 3-c ovarian cancer and she died two years after that. i thought i should for peace of mind take the test. >> the result -- positive. jessica was at a high risk for developing breast cancer. >> to me, it's the worst thing in the world. i don't want to gamble with it. i don't want to gamble that maybe we'll catch it early enough. >> she decided to have the double mastectomy. today, eight years later, jessica is the mother to 3-year-old sophie, who she had via an anonymous sperm donor after nine attempts to become pregnant. >> my daughter is the light of my life. i don't have words do express how much i love this little creature. >> reporter: she says angelina jolie is a role model to the world. if you could walk around and say well, angelina jolie did it. if you're a po-year-old woman, that's a lot of confidence. >> jolie underwent them with their partner brad pitt b side. to

pilots are sitting at joysticks in germany directly carrying out the lethal attacks in africa. what german media reports are suggesting is that the u.s. media facilities in germany are being used to support those operations, to make those drone attacks possible. it is said that u.s. military in germany are doing several things -- first of all, they are carrying out aerial reconnaissance, directing aerial reconnaissance in africa, that they are assisting with intelligence to provide identification of targets, and most crucially, that they are rooting this signals used in to attack saddam being carried out in africa, and given that the u.s. does have its command headquarters in germany, those allegations are somewhat plausible. >> at midnight tonight, the european union arms embargo on syria expires, meaning member countries could theoretically start providing anti-assad rebels with weapons if they chose to. >> meanwhile, the situation has become more complicated, with russia say and it is sending fighter jets to the syrian government as part of a contract, this is there was more

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whoonor their loved ones nobly carry on. of us to reflect on this great nation founded on service and sacrifice. let us rededicate ourselves to the best of america, it's freedom, its responsibility, and its promise, and made peace be our ultimate cause. may god bless our fallen, are missing, our veterans and their families. may we be forever grateful and may god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, listen now as the sergeant from the u.s. air force performs "america the beautiful." >> ♪ >> oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountains' majesty above the fruited plain america his grace on thee goodrown thy with brotherhood shining sea spaciousiful, for ♪ america, america on thee his grace nd crowned thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea good owned thy with brotherhood ♪hining citsea [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary chuck hagel. [applause] >> mr. president, mrs. obama, secretary shinseki, general dempsey, fellow veterans, service membe

so, too, we honor their loved ones who nobly carry on.ay i ask all of us to reflect on this great nation founded on service and forged in sacrifice. let us renew and rededicate ourselves to the best of america, its freedom, its responsibility and its promise. and make peace be our ultimate cause. may god bless our fallen, our missing, our veterans and their families. may we be forever grateful and may god bless america. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, listen now aztec nickal sergeant dandial anderson of the united states air force performs "america the beautiful. ♪ oh beautiful for spacious kies for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain magestys ♪ above the fruited plain ♪ america, america ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good ♪ with brotherhood ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ oh beautiful ♪ for put a dream ♪ that seas belong by these ♪ by alabaster seas agleam ♪ i give my liberty ♪ america, america ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good ♪ with brotherhood ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ and crown thy g

even if she is dead, at least by current and not carry her. bury her.t i could >> there are dozens who lost relatives in the disaster. people have been wanting to tell us their stories. the industry may have given them a job, and not feeding the appetite for cheap clothes has taken a toll on the community. thousands are calling the building owner a murderer. protests have forced hundreds of factories to suspend production, but british clothing companies are still at work, checking samples, ready to place new orders triggered could they do more to enforce better standards? use a compliant factories. can we do more? yes. if the consumer is willing to pay more. >> as they tear away the remains they are still, counting the cost so, with hundreds thought to be missing in the wreckage below. wewhat responsibility do there for what happened in bangladesh? bare for what happened in bangladesh? thank you for coming in. i keep thinking about what he said that they are feeding the appetite for cheap clothing. how much responsibility do we care? >> the re

. >>> a convoy carrying a group was ambushed i i i i i i i i i rally. the assailants are believed to . at least 25 people, kluge reasonable nal leaders were killed. and more than 30 oththth maoists say they're trying to protect mountain people and poor farmers. the indian government is deploying security forces to root out the insurgents. indian prime minister said the ambush was despicable and an attack on democracy. he said his government will take firmer action against the insurgents. >>> a japanese adventurer is trying to keep his feet on the ground after summiting to the top of the word. he is 80 years old. last week he succeeded once again in climbing mt. everest. he said reaching the summit was a wonderful gift. >> translator: in life, we dream about something. and if one never gives up, the dream will come true. i envisioned being on the top of mt. everest in my mind. and i carried it out. >> he began his ame th oldest person to reach the world's highest peak. he reached the peak twice before in 2003 and 2008. but he says he has no intention of

concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of trash ends up in long beach. man: we've created a system to deal with flooding but inadvertently created a pathway for pollution to get into our waterways. narrator: los angeles county is beginning to develop ways to reduce the infrastructure's impact upon the environment. on the front lines of protecting the beaches, are the crews that clean out the stormwa

has accused the regime of carrying out the claims coinciding with washington's announcement it's now openly considering. the u.k. independence party makes a breakthrough in local elections and sets its sights on parliament with the conservatives already admitting they now have to win back the voters they've lost to the. twenty four hour worldwide news this is r.t. live from moscow with me it's a pleasure to have you with us today. israel has openly intervened in syria for the second time this year that's according to u.s. officials they say carried out another bombing run on a target inside syria and this following a previous strike in january middle east correspondent paula now has the latest. there's been no official comment from the israeli side but israel in the past has said that it will do everything necessary to stop the transfer of weapons from syria to hezbollah or other so-called terrorist groups now the u.s. officials are reporting that it will conducted in a strike into syria what's not here clear is what and where the target of this attack was there are some reports that