constantine's a native of congo or he heads off to work each day at the same time. constant in has been conducting independent research for ten years now his profession is out of the ordinary for most people but it's quite natural for those living in the urals it mixes danger with excitement. the city's protected reserve early morning enjoys a few precious moments before being plunged into darkness. i constantine how are things at the site everything is alright no problem i give you the keys a group of scientists is arriving today and we should check everything carefully ok them. ok. another day begins in this beautiful urals countryside. every day people working at the site have to walk ten kilometers back and forth for all passers by it's obligatory to strike the singing stone the more beautiful the seldom makes the more likely a wish is to come true.

if seattle wins, constantine gets a supply of 8 o'clock coffee roasted in maryland. wins, they get starbucks coffee. both men will wear a jersey for the winning team. >> getting in on the action. >> indeed. >>> coming up on 4:52. not 6. tom kierein is here with a -- >> i have a wager with a meteorologist in seattle. if we lose, we get the washington monument. if we win, we get mt. rainier. >> we love our washington monument. >> or the space needle. >> we're starting off with a clear and cold sky. yesterday we had our sky streaked with many contrails from jet airliners passing over. this one in bethesda posted to weather at nbcwashington.com. post your pics there and we'll share them. there's the washington monument. no, we're not going to trade it. we're going to keep it here. 30 degrees at reagan national. it's cold under this clear sky. the light wind now. but later that wind will be picking up. off to our west, we have some clouds. in northern montgomery county, northern loudoun, points north and west of there, it's still mostly cloudy. all clear south and east. a

constantine but above our team. now let's move from the near future to the past week and the best of the action from around the world. on monday wesley slidin was given a very warm welcome on his arrival in istanbul before the netherlands captain was officially unveiled a champions gala task or i the twenty eight year old midfielder has joined the turkish side and a reported three and a half year deal after refusing to take a pay cut into milan the former rail madrid and i axed all those ninety caps for the dutch who finished as runners up to spain at the two thousand and ten world cup . thank you ok. then on tuesday barcelona captain carlos booie all is set to remain a one man after the defender signed a three year contract extension with the catalan giants the thirty four year old new deal could see him finishing his glittering career at the new camp who all is a five time champion and has lifted the champions league trophy three times he was also in spain's world cup winning squad in two thousand and ten and has

constantine's a native of congo he heads off to work each day at the same time. constant in has been conducting independent research for ten years now his profession is out of the ordinary for most people but it's quite natural for those living in the urals it mixes danger with excitement. the city's protected reserve early morning enjoys a few precious moments before being plunged into darkness. i constantine how are things at the site everything is alright no problem i'll give you the keys a group of scientists is arriving today and we should check everything carefully ok them. ok cool.

million euros russia's federal investigative committee has a stablish that allegedly hey of and constantine should show from faire russia and the commies prospectively promised for a fee to get a businessman on to their party's electoral lists giving him a spot in the lower house of the duma the investigators have forwarded the state duma an official request to strip the two m.p.'s of their parliamentary immunity and you're darn right they better street have their parliamentary immunity stripped i mean what's worse than government corruption some people in the government being so corrupt they can actually sell the government itself to someone for a fee so positions in parliament corruption on this high of a level needs to be punished severely breaking rocks in siberia or worse sounds pretty good to me tolerating flagrant corruption does not a great civilization make but that's just my opinion. continues here in r.t. the french movie star. has arrived in the russian black sea resort of sochi he's apparently traveled there to pick up his new russian passport after he was granted citizenship i

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constantine is offering seattle's best, starbucks. rushern baker is offering 8:00 bean coffee which is made in landover. they're planning to where the winning team's jersey during mentoring and volunteering events as well? . >> redskins fans are finding creative ways to get their hands on coveted playoff tickets. >> autria godfrey tells about a deal from a travel agent. >> what would you do to get your hands on the hottest tickets around? >> i would name my firstborn after redskins. >> i would shave my head. >> i don't know. >> the people want to see the seahawks sidelined. a chance to soak up the sights and sounds at fedex field sunday as people getting creative with what they will trade for deposit. how about a weeklong stay at a tropical resort? one travel it is willing to trade a seven-night stay at a resort in the bahamas for two tickets to sunday's game. even trade and a year to take the trips. >> i would have to say no. >> beth know how precious her tickets are and says she would gladly and take a frigid sunday night at fedex f

prince george's county executive baker has a bet with constantine.cutive of king county in washington state. if seattle wins, constantine gets a supply of 8 o'clock coffee roasted in landover, maryland. if the redskins win x baker gets starbucks and other coffees from companies based in seattle. both men agreed to wear a jersey from the winning team also. >>> friendly rivalry there. >> that's right. coffee is a big deal in seattle. that's a lot. >> get good stuff when they lose. 6:21 is our time. a look at our forecast on this friday morning. >> meteorologist tom kierein has our forecast. tom? >> good morning. dress for a cold morning before you head off to work and school. right now, clouds north of washington and northwest into the mountains south and east. it's all clear. that's where the coldest temperatures are. much of southern maryland is only near 20 degrees. much of northern virginia, only the upper teens to near 20. under the clouds, north and west, it's generally right around the low 30s to near freezing. later today, we'll be climbing int

baker has a bet with constantine. the executive of king county in washington state.tine gets a supply of 8 o'clock coffee roasted in landover, maryland. if the redskins wayne, baker gets starbucks coffee and other companies based in seattle. they also agreed to wear a winning jersey. seattle known for their coffee. baker wants to win for more than one reason. >> you can catch a special playoff edition of show time. doc walker, mike weiss and dan hellie will get you set for the matchup on news 4 at 7:30 tonight. >>> 5:21 right now. it's starting things off chilly but it will be a beautiful day. tom kierein has our forecast. >> lots of sunshine on tap. under a clear sky. it's cold right around the metro area and points south and east. the clouds like a blanket. farther north and west, northern loudoun county into the western part of maryland and panhandle of west virginia. it's near the freezing mark. where it's cleared out, down to near 20 degrees. southern suburbs and across much of northern virginia and into southern maryland away from the water. a cold start this m

constantine dixon ended up getting off the metro bus and walking home. >> it goes to show that horrific things can paralyze the whole city for hours and hours. >> reporter: eduardo rirkz ncon left his store to direct traffic because he didn't see anyone doing it initially. >> it was so bad, people were standing there for like an hour. >> reporter: it was a three- hour ordeal at the peak of rush hour. police finally talked the man off the bridge but the damage was done. >> it doesn't take long for traffic to get backed up. >> reporter: d-dot and law enforcement helped by changing the light signals. they divert traffic, once they can get here, but that leaves choke points on other major highways. in the end, d-dot says there's no easy fix. some motorists wonder how to prevent these types of nightmares. a decade ago a tobacco farmer held a standoff driving his tractor on the mall. >> i'm not sure there's any way to prevent the aftermath. >> reporter: d-dot practices mock drills and fine-tunes its evacuation methods. >> as soon as i hear anything, i just try to go a different way. >> report

high constantine how are things at the site everything is alright no problem i give you the keys a group of scientists is arriving today and we should check everything carefully ok them. ok. another day begins in this beautiful urals countryside. every day people working at the site have to walk ten kilometers back and forth for all passers by it obligatory to strike the singing stone the more beautiful the seldom makes the more likely a wish is to come true. on the one hand everything seems to have stopped dead here on the other hand a specialist can always see how the cave has changed over time the place is a living organism and an underground paradise for geologists and researches lying beneath the banks of the silver river and at the depths of the ice mountain hides the pearl of congo or. the congo or ice caves come to the interest of many scientists and it's no wonder the cave is considered one of the most beautiful ice caverns in the world hello hello how are you well yes the scientists we've been waiting for have arrived this is a complex expedition they'll go into the cave to und

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the far north of russia drove for over one thousand eight hundred kilometers just to see the hero constantine but all in and it was certainly worth the wait for them. this was a four star game and first in a city where hockey is undoubtedly the number one sport and with every year the event continues to go from strength to strength. doxie actually have been so. well the n.h.l. lockout is finally over with the season getting underway in north america on january the nineteenth and as richard found that the president alexander medvedev thinks the four month stalemate was the game but was absolutely positive because forty four players it's less than five percent of the players for shell but there was over the guys in majority zero zero there were three to five performance. it was a very good process it was a game was a public was a mass media and it was a good example to other guys who also. consider themselves and know that it could be done because look at in two thousand and four two thousand and five do you think you've managed lockouts better this time given the hundred percent because rememb

if seattle should win, constantine gets a supply of eight oclock coffee.on wins, he gets an assortment. they both also agreed to wear a jersey from the opposing team. >>> coming up tonight, a question about whether there should be more bike lanes if the cyclists aren't following the rules. >>> costco is getting some company. which major store is getting ready to move in. >>> how are we looking, doug? >> we're looking cold. 67% of the nation now has snow cover, including about 50% of our area. that does not including washington, d.c., though. will there be a chance the snow over the next couple days? (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because everyone deserves a lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information and receive a free 3-da

playoff game is the battle for all the beans between prince george's county executive baker, and dahl constantine's the executive of king doubt in washington state. starbucks, seattle's bust, tully's and an assortment of coffee companies, they're up against eight oclock. the loser gets a new addition to his wardrobe. >> we've taken the liberty of getting a jersey for us. i'm wearing it, number 10. but on the back it has rb3. so we're looking forward to you wearing this. >>> and with january being national mentors month, both executives promise to wear the winning jersey during their mentoring and volunteers experiences during the metropolitan. they're going to have to suck it up, whoever loses. >>> d.c. is quickly becomes one of the most bike-fwrendly cities? the country. adam tuss is live in northwest d.c. with news about more bike lanes being added, why some are saying the bicyclists need to learn how to share the road. adam? >> wendy, as the number of bicycles in the city continues to expand, new calls for all cyclists to obey all traffic laws, but when it comes to sharing the road, bike leade

susan constantine is a body language expert. good morning. >> good morning, carol. >> you know, one of the noticeable habits armstrong displayed in last night's interview was he kept touching his face and covering his mouth. let's watch. >> and that's -- no. i didn't, that was true. that was true. >> 11 of the 2000 tour, stopping at a hotel. tyler hamilton said you stopped at a hotel. how did it all work? >> i -- i viewed it as very simple, and for most of my career, there wasn't that much of that. again, just trying to perpetuate the story. ferrari and, again, it's -- it's hard to talk about some of these things. >> susan, what does that tell you? >> well, when people put their hands over their mouth, if you can imagine like a little kid that's about ready to tell a lie, what do they do, they put their hands over their mouth. what he does is taking a fishing net kind of scooping it up and putting the words back in his mouth, putting his hands to hold the words in. i'm also going to pacify myself, it's a self-soothing gesture, i

bermidi was an italian who was very much in love with american democracy and he signed his work constantinel. >> let's hear it for the best tour i have had. >> i did grow up there. in the rotunda, by the way, is a statue that we call the three ladies in the bathtub because it's a funny -- this rising out of rock and it's susan b. anthony and it took a long time to move them up from that crypt down below to the rotunda and a lot of private fund-raising to do that because we thought the ladies in the tub should definitely be in the rotunda, not in the basement. >> and when the president goes out to review the troops, again, this places back to washington because the militias joined up with him going up to mt. vernon up to his first inaugural. >> and arrived in new york and came across on a barge across the hudson river and wore his plain broad cloth suit, took the oath in federal hall and a week later martha washington arrived on that same barge with all kinds of fanfare. >> and president obama about to come into that hall and pay homage to the stature of martin luther king and in the streets