the deportation of anna chapman. she made their rare appearance -- a rare appearance today, becoming a leader in the country's youth movement. >> it was the weirdest conference i have been too. the party was vladimir putin's party, the youth wing. since being uncovered as a spy, anna chapman has shied away from the media. she could not avoid the cameras today. although she tried. there was no more hiding. she made her entrance and completely ignored me. >> bbc news. >> she was declared one of the new leaders of the party. ever since she was deported, and a chapman has been a model, an advisor to abate, and now she is in to politics -- anna chapman has been a model, an advisor to a bank, and now she is in to politics. for the agent, this has been a year to forget. she was arrested in the u.s. and sent back to the motherland, having been part of the biggest spy swap since the cold war. the party >> she is an example ofe brave girl who is [unintelligible] >> it was a rare appearance but it was over almost before it bega

making a new foray into politics as a need to know that routine united russia party movement and the chapman shot to fame during the summer in the u.s. as one of the number of agents sold between mostly washington after the f.b.i. uncovered russian spy ring. tone bought it which has the as she. it was at this meeting of the young guards organization which was filled with a young audience looking towards a political future in russia that chapman turned up and gave her blessing to them she was elected to the public council of the organization and when she was given the microphone she gave them some words of encouragement. you know so many people who are pursuing power fame and money but does all this make us happy probably simply need positive human emotion is he would be listening to t.v. in society if each of us woke up with a smile now he sees a loved our close is in the matters most if we dreamed the ability to use well that

figure they could have chosen a far worse one and a half less attractive one than mr chapman. artist tom barton a correspondent reporting there meantime fresh spy scandal is making waves right now to moscow claiming the aspin are gelug ations against one of its diplomats who was expelled from london are baseless russia's foreign ministry says it's regrettable that this quote unfriendly move is happening while both countries work on patching up their strained relations artie's more on that has more from the british capital. william hague the foreign secretary wrote a letter to the house of commons explaining what had happened he said that britain had indeed expelled a diplomat from the russian embassy in london they requested that diplomats expulsion on december the tense after what hague is calling clear evidence of russian intelligence service activities acting against british interests here in london then we are also hearing of course from the other end that there was a tit for tat expulsion from the bush embassy in moscow and in response to that expulsion from moscow willia

in her speech, chapman calls for people to have a more positive outlook on life. funny that because for russia's most glamorous sleeper agent, this has been a year to forget. she was arrested in the u.s. and sent back to the motherland, having been part of the biggest spy swap since the cold war. still, the party is pleased to have her. >> she is like an example of the brave person, a girl who is working for russia. >> it was a rare appearance. but it was over almost before it began. like a true secret agent, chapman suddenly disappeared. old habits die hard. >> right. as promised, let's take you straight away to washington where president obama has just started his pre-christmas media conference. this after a series of victories in congress. here is the president. >> the treaty will enhance our leadership to stop the spread of nuclear weapons and seek the peace of a world without them. a strong bipartisan vote in the senate sends a powerful signal to the world that republicans and democrats stand together on behalf of our security, and i especially want to thank

the new face of russian poet citizen the country's best known agent anna chapman proposed to start a political career movement. and media reports suggest the u.s. is planning a military push from afghanistan into pakistan despite intense opposition from islamabad. next on this channel american veterans talk about their missions of the war and the regrets it brought the part one of the program on air right now . i'm not i'm not. to be a soldier was a very important thing in a young life and to be not just a soldier but to be a good soldier and to be in combat. and. that's where you go. and that's the southerner in me in time of war that's where you belong.

tonight the new face of russian patrick is in the country's best known agent out of chapman proposed to start a political career in a youth movement. and media reports suggest the u.s. is planning a military push from afghanistan into pakistan despite intense opposition from islamabad. next on our team american veterans talk about their missions in war and the regrets it brought them part two of our program on air now. there was one particular incident are still disturbs me today i wish i could take the. i would give anything we went to an area near the baghdad stadium the skier came into our area.

to remind us of what adam chapman had been doing which saw her make the news worldwide . well yes. chapman became famous saw infamous i suppose were when back in june a spying scandal erupted in the u.s. she was taken out of the u.s. deported in july as a suspected member of part of a spy ring known and far from becoming forgotten when she got back to russia she's become something of a celebrity it might be a bit of an understatement really. before she appeared here today this being. just her latest public appearance she has posed for photos shoots she's a notable firm for tallent her looks got her a comment from u.s. vice president joe biden that he joked that he doesn't know why they're deported so he would have kept her in the u.s. she's also on the board of one of the on of russia's banks. advisory boards and she recently traveled to baikonur in kazakhstan to see off for a russian rockets on the way to the international space station so this is merely that her latest public appearance whether or not she's going into politics it's hard to say but if the russians did want to choo

all speaking of publicity anna chapman is now out in the open we can say that her spy career was not successful but what can we expect of her in the political field. well that is an interesting question she's certainly very notorious as you said it started all with the spy scandal back in june july of this year spy ring supposedly uncovered in the u.s. and it was on the chapman being deported back to russia as part of a swap since then you would have thought coming home with her tail between her legs that she would have been really put into obscurity quite the opposite has happened she's turned into a huge celebrity since then she has been appointed as a visor to one of the one of the russian banks she's traveled to baikonur to see a space rocket fly up to the to the international space station perhaps most notoriously of all she says she has been in a number of photo shoots the most raunchy of all being for the russian edition of maxim magazine and her firm fertile figure carrying a reputation before her so the question really is is she going into politics well who knows but if this

and spy bombshell anna chapman becomes a government backed role model for russian youngsters. iran will decide gnash week whether to sever diplomatic relations with the u.k. the islamic republic's lawmakers voted for to iran to cut all ties after the british ambassador to the country criticized its human rights record this week iran saw the commons as interference in its internal affairs relations between the two countries after teary rated since terrans claim that british intelligence was involved in these has a nation of a top or a nuclear scientist last month the london based journalist yvonne ridley says when it comes to basic freedoms the u.k.'s own record is far from perfect the politicians in iran. and outraged at this very undiplomatic. blog which is being produced from the british embassy in tehran and you know you wonder what's coming next when you take the high moral ground criticize one country's human rights you should be able to see yourself and unfortunately britain's own human rights record leaves a lot to be desired if you go on to throw stones at someone else

chapman went off to buy lennon's album.s than an hour, they were back on the sidewalk. >> he was out there waving the album, very excited that he had it. i got it. i got it. and he said, do you think john would sign it? i said, if you were quiet and mannerly and if he had the time, maybe he would sign it for you. he said, oh, okay. so he is nice. i said, absolutely. i said, he's terrific. >> reporter: but he had this idea that maybe he wasn't nice? >> yeah. >> reporter: chapman gave mall no clue about the deep-seeded anger for lennon. she took off far movie and he hinted of the deadly plan. >> he said you might not see him again. this might be your last time to see him. >> reporter: he was indicating to you in a way that you didn't understand at the time that lennon might not be around much longer? >> right. >> what's most surprising is after that encounter in the afternoon and lennon signed the album, mark chapman had second thoughts about whether or not he wanted to carry out the deadly plan but waiting for lennon for ano

y bombshell anna chapman becomes a government bad role model for russian youngsters. one of moscow's main airports has suspended all flights after electricity went off in the whole complex do power cables icing up airport have been experiencing energy fluctuations for several hours before the substations powering it were disconnected roads and cars in the capital are covered with ice and rain started on saturday froze solid several districts in the last region also been left without power city authorities are urging people to stay at. iran will decide next week whether to sever diplomatic relations with the u.k. these lawmakers publics lawmakers voted for tehran to cut all ties after the british ambassador to the country criticized its human rights record this week iran saw the commons as interference in its internal affairs relations between the two countries have deteriorated since the rons claimed british intelligence was involved in the assassination of a top iranian nuclear scientist last month but the london based journalist of on ridley says when it comes to ba

figure they could have chosen a far worse one and a less attractive one than mr chapman. and still to come on the program because for russia's deaf community to back. so it's a sign of the times as the country's millions of hearing impaired people pledge to get that language right now. russian football fans that finding themselves caught in the middle of extreme nationalist notoriety and it's after ethnic riots were sparked by the death of a spartak moscow son thought to have been killed by a cajun man earlier this month prime minister vladimir putin has been meeting there leading football fan clubs calling on them to resist the influence of the far right . history lesson for an unlikely audience talking to football fans still fuming after the recent clashes with ethnic minorities led to me pushing carefully navigated between giving a pap talk and showing yellow cards but should wish that you throughout its history russia has always had a strong immunity to nationalism and jennifer but now it seems this community has started disliking and you can see that in the activitie

but chapman turned up gave her blessing to the she was elected to the public council of the organization and when she was given the microphone she gave them some words of encouragement. you know so many people who power and fame and money but does all this make us happy probably we simply need positive human emotion is there would be listening to t.v. society if each of us woke up with a smile now faces a loved our close ones and what matters most if we dream the bold is dream news well that might seem a little bit rich coming from a child. one who has pursued quite ruthlessly the goals of publicity fame and fortune but if we just say. do it she says no what she does she may not be the best spokesman ever but as one of the organizers here joked to was wherever she goes she's brilliant for publicity because she's followed by a massive pack of cameras she's certainly very notorious aspiring supposedly uncovered in the us and to do it on the chapman being deported back to russia as part of a swap since then you would have thought her coming home with her tail between her legs that she would

his killer, mark david chapman stalked lennon for months.een working on a remarkable documentary that airs this weekend that traces exactly what happened to the leadup of that horrible day. here's a quick preview. >> this is our first album. i feel like nothing happened before today. ♪ our life together is so precious together ♪ >> reporter: near the end of october 1980, starting over, the first single off john lennon's comeback album "double fantasy" was released in the united states. >> the album is about a man andwoman's relationship together. he sounds stronger and clearer than ever before in his life. >> reporter: photographer bob grewen recorded those final sessions. >> he seemed to have understand what it was like to grow up and become an adult and take responsibility for your life. >> reporter: thousands of miles from new york city, mark chapman read about the resurgence of the man he once loved and now had grown to hate. a sense of rage was growing inside of him. >> the little people were talking to him, very avidly. >> reporter: ch

and chapman gave news on russia's political stage adding some glamour to the news wing of the ruling united russia party but. the israeli government is operating arab tribes from the desert that they've lived in for over a century the jewish state says the bedouins build their homes without permission but local activists say the aim of the crackdown on arab villages is to replace them with jewish settlements artie's policy or reports from the desert. in the middle of nowhere the remains of all our kids village. for the third time in two weeks israeli police came with a few visitors and in little more than an hour demolished sixty houses. from a flood no this is my land i have a paper i have a document this is my land i ask this government how do i live and how can i afford to buy the same land elsewhere in israel and i can't what they want me to sell my land i won't. and as long as he and hundreds of others won't the police will continue to raid seven times they've come so far backed up by a government whose official policy states this is their land. but i think the unofficial policy

in other news this hour the new face of russia has been the country's best known agent on the chapman fires to start a political career an atheist movement. arab groups become infiltrated by right wing nationalist movements prime minister putin says they need to be ever to ours. up next on r.t. american veterans talk about that missions or the requests they now have a part while special report coming up next. max kaiser and this is the kaiser report i'm here in london where the bankers are demanding their year end bonuses and the government is asking the broker told still anyone who our money and the bankers are saying wait a minute if we can steal your money we might leave and the government isn't.

figure they could have chosen a far worse one on a hot less attractive one than miss chapman. says our correspondent tom that there's a lot we've got online feud and i love brown you look. recently take a look at our really good look to it these days these navigate well hundreds jailed there tonight as we were reporting after those protests the president of the shank of the election victory in belarus to get more about what's been happening over the past week on the streets but why it is not more background as well to that ongoing story. also it's down now if you can think to the last eleven to become the winning mascot for the twenty fourteen winter olympics in sochi so many people send in the entries for that everything from friends to flying creatures vying to represent russia what will it be at the end of the day but he couldn't take a look at the runners up with all the women are going to be you can take a look at the make your choice maybe but our. russian football fans are finding themselves cold of the middle of extreme nationalists notoriety it's after ethnic riots we

. >>> the former russian spy chapman is in the spotlight again. she has become a youth leader in russia's ruling party. from moscow, steve rosenberg has this report. >> it was the weirdest party conference i have never been to. the party was vladimir putin's party, or rather its youth wing, and since been uncovered as a spy, and deported from america, anna chapman has shied away from the media, but she cannot avoid the cameras today, although she tried. she tried, but finally there was no more hiding. as she made her entrance, she had ignored me. then it was up to the stage, declared one of the leaders of the party. from russian spy to superstar, ever since she was deported from the united states, chapman has been a model, an adviser to a bank, and now she is going into politics. in her speech, she called for people to have a more positive outlook on life. for russia's most glamorous sleeper agent, this has been a strange time. she was arrested in the u.s. and sent back to the motherland being part of the biggest spy swap since the cold war. still

organization which was filled with a young audience looking towards a political future in russia that chapman turned up and gave her blessing to them she was elected to the public council of the organization and when she was given the microphone she gave them some words of encouragement. to do so many people would see them and pays money does this make us happy probably the symphony through to human emotions he would be listening to to teach us something you can use your most vocal is smile when you know he's an old nose in the matters and if you meet them. well that might seem a little bit rich coming from a child man who has pursued quite ruthlessly the goals of publicists and fame and fortune but if we used to say maybe do what she says and not what she does she may not be the best spokesman ever but as one of the organizers here joked to was wherever she goes she's brilliant for publicity because she's followed by

and spy a bombshell out of chapman who becomes a government backed role model for russian youngsters. one of moscow's main airports has ground to hold after i stop electricity cables ruptured diminutive officials say the power is expected to come back on by the end of the day a blackout is affecting wide safety as navigation systems have their own electricity supply but all facilities inside the airport are down making operations impossible the complex is currently working to switch on its backup diesel generators broken cars in the capital or covered with ice after a day's worth of rain froze solid at least five people have been injured by falling trees and parts of the moscow region have also been left without power with over one hundred thousand people affected city authorities are urging people to stay at home. iran will decide next week whether to sever diplomatic relations with the u.k. islamic republics lawmakers voted for tirant to cut all ties after the british ambassador to the country criticized its human rights record this week iran saw the commons as interference and its

and why bombshell anna chapman becomes a government bad role model for russian youngsters. iran will decide next week whether to sever diplomatic relations with the u.k. islamic republic's lawmakers voted for to ron to cut all ties after the british ambassador to the country criticized its human rights record this week iran saw the comments as an appearance in its internal affairs relations between the two countries have to tear your rated since terrans claim that british intelligence was involved in the assassination of a top selling nuclear scientist last month political commentator says the threat to break off diplomatic ties is a warning that iran will not stand for britain's meddling. iran doesn't seem to have a problem with britain and the us for as long as it's. good i mix and saw into some also saw cemented in broad daylight in tehran seems to still be you know a person funeral type of. feels that he didn't speak out against the domestic affairs of other nations or will whereas the iranian lawmaker is here to disagree but this is to send a strong warning well those

russia's flame haired former agent ana chapman is making a new foray into political life this time as the leader of the ruling united russia is united russia party's youth movement at a recent meeting chapman made a speech calling on party members to transform the future for the next generation chapman shot to fame during a spy scandal between russia and the u.s. in the summer when the f.b.i. uncovered the russian espionage ring she was one of a number of agents deported from the u.s. in a cold war style swap. in a couple of minutes we hear president medvedev speak about the ups and downs of two thousand and ten as he sits down with russia's major news channels but first i'll be back with a recap of our top stories stay with us. it's wealthy british. tirelessly. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. in some pieces books available in green to till you're a grand total emerald. of the club school it's. in the big old. cream the planet's. kempinski twenty two. now so it's. tw

in the negev desert israel fly overhead firm chapman's embarked on a political career in russia after her brief debut as an undercover agent of the us she'll now ahead the ruling united russia party youth movement at a recent meeting chapman made a speech calling on party members to transform the future for the next generation by the chapman shop fake during a spy scandal between russia and the us in the summer but the f.b.i. uncovered a russian s.p. dollars ring she was one of a number of agents deported from the us in a cold war styles. twenty seven hours minutes past ten o'clock at night here in moscow sport in fifteen minutes it is turning into a. yet another win for the details for you. bring you up to date on the head of the week after this quick break. for the. biggest issues get. to face with the news makers. the russian president shares his views on the events that shaped twenty ten from wildfires to wiki leaks to.

made a speech calling on party members to transform the future for the next generation and a chapman shot to fame during a spy scandal between russia and the u.s. in the summer when the f.b.i. uncovered a russian espionage ring she was one of a number of agents deported from the u.s. in a cold war style swap. the sports headlines are in fifteen minutes with andrew and it's turning into a bumper month for russia's top ice hockey team with news of yet another win for them before that i'll bring you the headlines from our review of the week after this quick break i'm trying thomas thanks for being. a little bit later. was struggling. it's. the game is. to be. elite. teams. well. you know the latest in science and technology from around the russia. we've got the huge earth covered. and welcome back you are watching our team now it's time to take a look at the top stories in. washington gives the new strategic arms limitation treaty the green light go in turn signals its initial approval of the pact which could see a nuclear arsenals slashed by about a third it is the largest arms reducti

how did she come to know this mark david chapman?she and her friend would hang outside the dakota almost every weekend. and they eventually got to know john lennon and yoko ono and sean and sean's caregiver. and on occasion john lennon would yell down from the window to them asking them if they could send up the magazines that they were reading because they were always reading rock 'n' roll magazines. on occasion jeri moll and her friend would go to central park with sean lennon, his 5-year-old son and nanny and spend days in the park. she has a whole photographic record of that time. it's an interesting relationship that she had that to this day she certainly remains extraordinarily dedicated to john lennon. >> that's amazing. and john . look back on the extraordinary life of john lennon and trace his long decent down the path to homicide that marked david chapman to something that may have been forged as early as ninth great when as a friend went into a terrible lsd trip and came back from that trip, that long weekend, believing th

for me, that's the chapman family.home months after a tragic accident, that took the life of their 5-month-old daughter, maria. many of you ask, how are they doing? i had a chance to catch up with christian singer/song writer, steven chapman, his wife, mary beth and their two children. there was so much to talk about. including steven's nomination for his 15th grammy, for the album, "beauty will rise." congratulations. yet another grammy nomination. >> yeah. >> "beauty will rise." it doesn't get old, does it? >> it really does not. there's no way something like that ever gets old. "beauty will rise," the recording coming out of an incredibly hard times in our lives and season, the music being a gift, i felt like, from god, as i walked through the grieving and all of that process of losing our daughter. >> reporter: this is a portrait of the chapman family, before the tragic loss of their 5-year-old daughter, maria. two years ago, she was struck by the family suv. her brother, will, was behind the wheel. >> to see the t

and i just knew it. >> chapman spent much of the day outside the dakota.her, he's a beautiful little boy, isn't he? >> meanwhile, inside the dakota, lennon was beginning the last day of his life. it was a busy one. starting with the now famous photo shoot for "rolling stone" magazine. as the shoot was wrapping up, he would be the last person to interview john lennon. >> what kind of mood was he? >> i would say his mood through this entire interview was very upbeat, very optimistic -- >> at the time, i was so young that i couldn't really process it. >> laurie kay, ron hummel were with him. >> he was just one of the guys. it was so comfortable all day. >> he's the most down to earth guy you could ever meet and we didn't want to leave. >> and he said, i wish we had more time. >> he did. >> they all left the dakota at about 4:00. lennon was headed to the studio. mark david chapman was outside. >> so this one particular fellow came up to us wanted an autograph, and so i grabbed an album, asked john to -- i said, will you sign this? >> reporter: ever the obligin

. >> reporter: horry chapman is a shelter.he's at the post office in brentwood reading santa's letters. some are heartbreaking. this one from a little girl saying her mom lost the house over the summer because of a scam. they were homeless but now together and all she wants is some christmas cheer. >> it's a reflection of the people just in need this time of the year. >> reporter: chapman said the economy has taken its toll and kids know that. she's sharing letters with people in the community that are willing to help santa out and get these kids what they need. as for anthony, he decided to ask for just a little something. >> a guitar and to love my family more. >> reporter: in northeast washington, i'm lindsey mastis, 9 news now. >> if you want to participate in the letters to santa program, contact your local post office. >>> this has sparked a lot of discussion on facebook. kristin miller said, quote, it is truly sad what we are going through. and this time of year things always get harder. bills get higher, whether you bu

but three days later came mark david chapman's bullets, and howard cosell's chilling announcement on monday night football. >> the most famous of perhaps all the beatles, shot twice in the back, rushed to roosevelt hospital, dead on arrival. ♪ >> reporter: of all the people who suffered those first couple of days, none had it worse than wife yoko and son sean. ♪ our life together is so precious ♪ >> reporter: double fantasy had just come out and spun as a constant tribute, so they heard his voice ever where. but for the first time in the little boy's life, dad was gone. ♪ people say i'm crazy ♪ doing what i'm doing >> reporter: the newly released "watching the wheels" video shows how the two got along, after john dropped out of music to raid him. >> in 1975, the most famous musician in the world left to become a househusband. and for five years, made bread every day, he had a nanny, but he was there for sean. >> reporter: and yet as john told "rolling stone," the original stay at home dad wondered if he was giving enough. >> i'm not the greatest dad on earth. i'm doing my best. but i

twenty ten also saw the return of cold war spy scandal sending bombshells like her anna chapman into the headlines for weeks and then home to russia. she's. innocent inspires me more than the amount and the quality of people and might in new york it's the strongest the largest and the most solid community in the world. but she didn't get to stay for long fam fertile and that chapman was just one of ten alleged russian spies exchanged in vienna for four american spies serving sentences in russia the scandal worthy of a hollywood blockbuster broke just after obama and medvedev dished out politics over burgers in virginia the media frenzy was a lot harder than. temperatures in the u.s. and russia who ignored the hype with cool cooperation. record heat wreaked havoc in russia with summer temperatures in twenty ten lingering at forty celsius for over a month hundreds of wildfires ravaged the country killing over fifty and leaving thousands homeless. the flames left the capital covered in a blanket of toxic smog for weeks almost cows mayor stay on vacation in the out yury luzhkov was sacke

chapman has embarked on a political career in russia after her brief debut as an undercover agent in the us . the ruling united russia party movement at a recent meeting chapman made a speech calling on party members to transform the future for the next generation and shot to fame during a spy scandal between russia and the u.s. in the summer when the f.b.i. . she was one of a number of agents deported from the u.s. in a cold war style swap. coming up in about fifteen minutes it's turning into a bumper month. with news of yet another win for the. headlines from our review of the week. british. washington. close to the border provokes threats of a nuclear war soldiers from the north said on t.v. that the shelling of a south korean island last month was a response to ongoing provocations. aviation experts. ordered to be a plane crash that killed the polish president and ninety five others but poland refuses to accept the findings and has reportedly sent a confidential document to russia contains scores of recommendations. and happening right now the electricity is back on it. after maj

russia's flame haired former agent chapman is making a new foray into political life this time as the leader of the ruling united russia party as youth movement at a recent meeting chapman made a speech calling on party members to transform the future of the next generation shot to fame during a spy scandal between russia and the u.s. in the summer when the f.b.i. uncovered a russian espionage ring she was one of a number of agents deported from the u.s. in a cold war style swap. charlie will be exploring some of siberia's natural wonders but i'll be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes stay with. the nature and discovery. communicate with the wind and. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. that are killing innocent kids allies are the base of course and that's never a. mom a song from the skull spoke to me i think you are but every day. before i was fired from her memory. so much so that a long time in the series trying to tell. i was afraid. i was ashamed that i had been. i was ashamed that i hadn't a clue. why. do i thing. that i was a good soldier.

but you didn't get to stay for long fam fatah anna chapman was just one of ten alleged russian spies exchanged in vietnam for four american spies serving sentences in russia the scandal worthy of a hollywood blockbuster broke just after obama and medvedev dished out politics over burgers in virginia the media frenzy was a lot hotter than tempers in the u.s. and russia who ignored the hype with cool cooperation. prickers heat wreaked havoc in russia with summer temperatures and twenty two and lingering at forty celsius for over a month hundreds of wildfires ravaged the country killing over fifty and leaving thousands homeless. the flames left the capital covered in a blanket of toxic smog for weeks moskos mayor stay on vacation in the outs yuri luzhkov was sacked the next month with president medvedev saying he lacks confidence in the mayor and sergei so. beyond and soon became our scouse top man. this is really our first in the middle east iran's bushehr nuclear power plant was launched and loaded and is said to be connected to the country's electric grid within months saving iran el

his killer, mark david chapman was just denied parole for the sixth time.our hearts, in all of our hearts for forgiveness. my own thoughts are personal on that and are my own and will remain that way. that's -- that's for me and my own thoughts and my own quiet time. >> the documentary "losing lennon" premiers this weekend, saturday and sunday night at 8:00 eastern right here on cnn. stay tuned. right after the documentary for john lennon living in america, exploring the years in new york city. saturday night, 10:00 eastern and sunday night at 10:30 right here on cnn. >>> well, that all-important jobs report out. >> we have the numbers here. not great. unfortunately. the unemployment rate rose slightly up to 9.8%. here to break down the numbers for us, we'll start with christine romans. we knew the private sector would add jobs. not as many as last month. >> this is not the report that people wanted this week. this is not the report we thought that was going to happen. we know the jobless rate rose to 9.8% after holding steady for three months in a row. lik

favored firm photo of the chapmans embarked on a political career in russia after a brief debut as an undercover agent of the us should go ahead the ruling united russia party is youth movement at a recent meeting chappell made a speech calling on party members to transform the future for the next generation and chapman shot to fame during a spy scandal between russia and the u.s. in the summer when the f.b.i. uncovered russian espionage ring she was one of a number of agents deported from the u.s. in a cold war style swap. sports coming up in fifteen minutes now with andrew and it's . russia's top ice hockey team news of yet another win for them coming up shortly then i'm kevin owen before but all a big headline smart of you of the week after this quick break. we're going. to close some. industries are back at least developing. now watty goes to the homeland of those with strength of mind and body. to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. which became the premier destination for nineteenth century political exiles. this is the oem city russia close on oxy. for the full sto