revellers in cologne have to put nearly 6 kilometers behind them. it is germany's oldest carnival procession. >> there is a lot of good spirited and healthy competition between the different cities in the regions in germany as to who has the liveliest carnival parties, which city is home to the catchiest carnival music, and what area has best held onto ancient traditions. as we saw in that last report, after cologne, some of the biggest parties are to be found in [unintelligible] the high point is the rose monday parade, but it is preceded by countless costume balls beloved by old and young. >> as you know, they fly solo. >> the children's costume ball is getting underway at the hall. it is 11:00 a.m. and it is a point to be a long day. all the children are dressed up. >> i am an indian. >> i am a magician. >> i am in musketeer. >> at noon, highpoint of the day. kids raced through the halls. throwing confetti is an important skill for the festival. meanwhile, behind the scenes, ballet dancers from the carnival association are warming up. here they c

the first one was held in 1823 hearing cologne. today, it is the biggest and most famous one in germany. it will start in just two hours. >> students from russia and singapore line up for a snapshot. they arrived in germany just yesterday and this is their first ever cologne carnival. >> i am here to catch more german culture. i think it is a very good opportunity to have this carnival. >> it is one of the biggest four caramels in -- carnival's in germany. people have the day off and where all kinds of costumes, go on the street, and enjoy a total outrage tuesday. -- outrageous day. >> most of the working population appears to be off sick. beverages will not be in short supply. getting made up is part of the fun with no excuses for reporters. carnival in general seems to bring people closer together. compulsory kisses are something that are there are plenty of during these days. >> we have been partying since thursday. my knees hurt. today is the climax. >> you should shop for candies -- shout for candies. you get them anyway wheth

revellers in cologne have to put nearly 6 kilometers behind them. it is germany's oldest carnival procession. >> there is a lot of good spirited and healthy competition between the different cities in the regions in germany as to who has the liveliest carnival parties, which city is home to the catchiest carnival music, and what area has best held onto ancient traditions. as we saw in that last report, after cologne, some of the biggest parties are to be found in [unintelligible] the high point is the rose monday parade, but it is preceded by countless costume balls beloved by old and young. >> as you know, they fly solo. >> the children's costume ball is getting underway at the hall. it is 11:00 a.m. and it is a point to be a long day. all the children are dressed up. >> i am an indian. >> i am a magician. >> i am in musketeer. >> at noon, highpoint of the day. kids raced through the halls. throwing confetti is an important skill for the festival. meanwhile, behind the scenes, ballet dancers from the carnival association are warming up. here they c

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thirty nine year old klitschko was taking on former cuban olympic champion atlanta yes solace in cologne but the nineteen thousand strong crowd got to see barely three minutes of action the challenger going down with seconds to go in the first it looked as if klitschko has barely touched the list but repay showed his right knee buckling the torn ligament damage court with the injuries reported afterward so victory for klitschko in one of which he was far from satisfied with. a season was parish but so is there's room to. stand up and. i think simulation. why i was. aggressive. i was impaired formation here. brings a state cyber n.b.a. regular season leader san antonio are continuing to do everything right dispersing off shore right in the pick of saturday night's action though some already booked their berth in the playoffs on a large all star forward ten jump and some rest ahead of the full season but he wasn't really missed as a side hundred the bobcats there are trade offs in style steve move our top scoring with nineteen points including this long range efforts in the third that made

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title against lanny a solace in cologne both boxes and ring a wednesday for like training sessions in front of hundreds of spectators salis is from cuba and the former olympic and world amateur champion who remains unbeaten after seventeen fights is a professional bobo respectful of that record thirty nine year old klitschko is simply not confident having won forty one of his forty three fights thirty eight so . i think he's was a good. opponent in my career i have some special points in my progression he's very fast i know he's very good speed and better use aspirant partner. very good skills skills right. and that's why i'm. make some special progress some special present special presents that is always full for them i'm wolf blitzer. hungry for the full story we've got a first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on the t.v. . creek. second it's. early in the. earth the remains are. finally. legal on our. wealthy british.

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house trying to return to winning ways in the world cup with the nine wickets thrashing of tenure in cologne buy off the surprise even to think of pakistan i think need to make a strong statement i know you're going to promise collins and david will be on stroke centuries but then it was meaning the time first record and my new friend i'll be back the ben who vowed he'd gone but the best. for the bat was used and i was moved to becoming a famous and with that stunning focus and since before it's been seven point four i get it and was clapping my hundred sixty for him for saying relax the before life and vasant had a little problem with that price but yeah dismissal rusalka fifty one because i stepped up big for a two point four i was moving to celebrate the second half in a world cup but i think it's the one against south africa it's in fashion said that . my what a great my performance against south africa in that world cup but back to the base because in that stage of the game south africa be virtually winning the game and i say to get had treatment probably pretty sure like get back to th

colognes are very welcome to your business talk and top stories that solve the japanese yen is extending losses after its biggest slide in six months accounts the toll on friday the move follows an agreement among the world's wealthiest countries to try to control japan's all the time currency it's the first time in a decade the g seven nations have jointly intervenes in the currency markets began and is currently trading at nearly eighty one per dollar they chorused a world strongly after the earthquake struck on march eleventh on expectation of repatriation slows to japan for insurance and reconstruction costs analysts expect further intervention to follow. so reason why we did see the dollar being. exactly to deal with racial related fears but again it is not there's a level of the year which is decisive year it is the size of the japanese response but as long as there is risk free will remains elevated you'll see for us intervention in the market my view is longer term the japanese yen is going to suffer a significantly it is simply the demographics of its inability to say federal fu

i made it into the final rounds top five and so my prize for getting there was a man's watch and cologne are very very old. and i do hope that more women will go into that field i hope to be a mentor to some probably hopefully peers will have more women on the show talking about just this now we have much more ahead on the show you thought that you thought that she was just a political pundit but it seems that and culture is now a nuclear scientist and the message from dr polgar is that radiation me actually be good for you going to tackle her claims that are actual times like this forced look makes daniel ellsberg a hero and remy mandates an unpatriotic villain and i've been asked that very question to the man himself mr ellsberg leaked the pentagon papers back in one nine hundred seventy one and showed the world it was actually going on in vietnam going to hear from him after just right after this break.

know i mean it is the final rounds top five and so my prize for having there was a man's watch and cologne very very. i do hope that more women will go into the field i hope to be a mentor to some hopefully my peers will have more women on the show talking about just this now we have much more ahead on the show you thought that you thought that she was just a political pundit but we see that and culture is now a nuclear scientist and the message from dr culture is that radiation me actually be good for you we're going to tackle her claims that are actual times that of course what makes daniel ellsberg and hero and bradley manning and all the unpatriotic villains and i'm going to ask that very question to the man himself mr holdsworth leaked the pentagon papers back in one nine hundred seventy one and showed the world what was actually going on in vietnam we're going to hear from him perhaps just right after this break. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of people who can you trust no one who is you would be able machi

, guys, you know, we showed you a commercial on our show a few nights ago for charlie sheen's new cologneed "winning." [ cheers and applause ] i actually went out and got a bottle and i have to say it smells pretty good. it's a good product. and apparently that's not the only product charlie sheen has out there. i guess he's just trying to capitalize on the moment or something, but i saw this commercial just last night. take a look. >> hi, everybody, i'm charlie sheen. [ laughter ] anyway, i've had a pretty amazing week, duh, hello? winning. it's pretty amazing stuff. now the great folks over at time life have put everything i've said into one great collection. "charlie sheen, things i've said." you'll get such classics as "rock star from mars," "winning, duh," "adonis dna," "fools and trolls and warlocks," "tiger blood is dripping from my fangs," "winning," "i will love you violently," "10,000 brain in the boogers of a 7-year-old," "droopy-eyed, armless children." and if you order now, and why wouldn't you? duh. you also get this bitchin' bonus collection, "charlie sheen, things i'm abou

the meeting point-- the grand cathedral in cologne. he waited and waited. the smuggler never showed. the police found you? >> alwan: yes. and i don't have passport, i don't have identity card, i don't have visa. must go to the police station. >> simon: alwan was taken to this refugee center outside nuremburg, where he was visited by the b.n.d., german intelligence. at first, alwan told the truth to his interrogators. >> alwan: i say i am chemical engineer. i... >> simon: you said you were a chemical engineer. >> alwan: yes. this my... >> simon: which was the truth. >> alwan: yes. >> simon: he then mixed a few facts with a heavy dose of fiction. he told german intelligence that in 1995, he had been made a director at this site outside baghdad called djerf al nadaf. the iraqis said it was a seed purification plant. but alwan told the germans he was present when mobile biological weapons were being made there. we've diagrammed how alwan told the germans that specially- equipped trucks made their way to one end of warehouse one, entered doors there, hooked up t

that's like spraying your nasty grimy gym shoes with eau de cologne. the stink is definitely still there and the combination is almost worse. so together. so i'd like you to repeat after me, out loud, and with enthusiasm: everyone loves me. >> all: everyone loves me. >> ahern: even strangers love me. >> all: even strangers love me. >> ahern: i can tell them my ugliest darkest secrets, and they will still adore me. >> all: i can tell them my ugliest, darkest secrets, and they will still adore me. >> ahern: because i am innately worthy and loveable. >> all: i am innately worthy and loveable. >> ahern: don't those affirmations feel terrific? >> right! >> ahern: yeah, okay, who wants to be the first to come up and tell us your dirtiest, ugliest secret? okay, yeah, me too. okay. so you start saying to yourself: "i am beautiful, and everyone loves me." but the stronger voice, the one that has been running you for years says, "i'm an ugly toad, and no one likes me." "i am beautiful, and everyone loves me." "i am now, forever will be, an ugly toad. and i have

going to a dog spa in indianapolis for a hair, wash, dry, gets his nails done and a spritz of doggy colognee are my peeps. now, the opposite of the bat house. the most expensive house, $100 million. it's 30,000 square feet. this is in silicon valley, california. how about that? >> slightly bigger than my new york apartment. >> who would even want a house like that? california. how about that? >> sitely biggcccccccccccccccccc >>> this morning on "world news now" -- high school scare. fatal gunshots fired at an athletic field in houston. >> at least one person killed. more are injured during an after-school powder puff football game. it's thursday, march 31st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm peggy bunker. >>> houston police are sorting out what happened last night and believe some involved in this frightening on-campus ordeal wi were not students. we'll get the latest on that. of course, very shocking. >> frightening scene, for sure. >>> that shooting in houston took place just hours after gun control advocates, inc

even alan cumming has his own cologne.ed to you. she was one of the first to do that and she was one of the first to get into costume jewelry. she really was a pioneer in that area. she did make money, obviously made a lot of money in the movies. she was the first woman to get a million dollars for a movie. but, the reality is she made most of her money as an entrepreneur. >> so what happens to that money now? >> well, that's a very good question. you've heard will it go to the dog, will i go to the manager, will it go to the kids? there is a sense a lot of her money will go towards aids. that was obviously something that was a big cause of hers. she raised more than $270 million for that through her foundation. four children, i'm sure she'll give some of it to them. but realistically, i think that a lot of it will go towards the research that she felt was very important. >> you talked about her real estate, her jewelry collection, and then, of course, her line of fragrances. those things can still keep making money, can't