it took six tranquilizer darts to knock it out. he fell to the groped and the stand off lasted -- ground and the stand off lasted four hours. >> i hope he is okay. >> it was about one dart per 30 pound of the animal? >> a big guy. yeah. >> all right. >>> talking sports. the heat have gone a game up in the finals. you saw it here. they got 29 from wade and a strong defensive effort win agassi saw game 3 in the finals winning in big d88-86. difference chris bosh. not wade not lebron, it was a late jumper in the final quarter putting miami up by two, a lead they never relinquished. heat go up 2 games to 1. game four tomorrow in dallas. >>> 4:41. an elderly woman is hospitalized following a pit bull attack. >>> right across the street and bit her and dragged her down to the sidewalk. >> coming up, an update on her condition and what may have caused that dog to attack her. >>> and governor o'malley continues the asian tour this morning. what the team he is with those achieve from the trip. this is "good morning maryland" first and only

. >>> some shocked cable car passengers say they watched a woman dart in front of the moving car before it could stop. it struck the woman around 10:30 this morning on broadway and mason in san francisco. muni is now investigating, but at this point it does not believe driver error or equipment problems were involved. witnesses say they tried to warn the woman. >> saw the brakeman hit the brake and everybody yelled out, look out! and that was it. >> alan: the extent of the woman's injuries is unknown. the gripman was put on nondriving status and is being tested for drugs and alcohol, which is standard procedure. >>> those peg peg -- pg&e pipeline tests continue tomorrow. what residents can expect. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser, a sea breeze kept temperatures cooler today. also we saw the low clouds and fogs. things start to heat up in the next couple of >> alan: people in newark may smell natural gas because pg&e will be testing a pipeline. the company has to bleed out natural gas from a section of pipeline. pg&e says the natural gas will quickly dissipate and will not be harmful. customer

here, one of the darts hits mr. bear.mbed the tree to free the bear's leg which sent it to the ground. of course, the officials forgot one thing. a tramp mean. and before we go our top five stuff of the day, number five, the bulls champion series taking away ufc over ncaa rules violations. number four, 1 people are recovering after winds several bounce houses in long island, new york. number three the white house says president obama will order a real drawdown of troops from afghanistan starting next month. number two, planned parenthood asking a judge to block an indiana abortion law that cuts off much of its public funding and number one,. >> this was a big mistake to -- i was embarrassed. i was humiliated. >> trace: congressman thorn weiner admitted he sent out inappropriate picture and lied that he didn't know who sent it that's "the fox report's" top five. and on this day in 1944, allied troops hit the beaches of normandy france in what was largest amphibious assault in history d-day. the united states and britain kn

they took the dart -- they took the dirt and replaced it as phil -- fill all along the lower part of market street. they filled in the ravine. >> thank you all very much. that was a heck of a tort of san francisco. thank you for your attendance. we hope to see you every third thursday right here. yeah. that's it. [off-key notes] announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. when you adopt a child from foster care, just being there makes all the difference.

he was seeing his son of dart drunk, stoned, and many dogs dead. that allowed the early natural philosophers in england to imagine not just in a fusion but to start saying if we can put this stuff into the veins what would happen if we would start to put other things like blood? in the 1660's that a diaz started to move forward. particularly they started to wonder, what if we took the blood of one dog and moved into another dark? and in the 1660's a member of the royal society began his first experimental, and the dog survived. the english were getting very, very close to the whole idea. this is working in dogs. maybe what we can start doing is imagining transfusions in humans well, something happened in between the great fire of london, the plate. as excited as the english were about doing these jazz fusion experiments they had a lot of challenges to be able to move forward. across the channel in france different things are happening. there was no great fire. they were building mighty, mighty palaces later resigned. but they are extremely conserva

the a's bull pen showing darts. in the sixth, rowan strikes out.nd then sandoval, grounds into the double play, bailey the save, a's have won four straight, giants have loss three in a year. the series tomorrow at 1:00. >>> to golf in april, rory mcilroy took a four shot sleet into the final round of the masters and blew it. tomorrow, mcilroy has an opportunity to ease the misery of that meltup, all he has to do is not blow an eight shot lead. the 22 year from northern ireland has been so good, even he was amazed watching highlights of his first two rounds on the practice range this morning. the field trying to cut into his six stroke lead heading into the third round. world number two lee westwood, eagle putt on 16. 6-under 65. this is sergio garcia on 15. punch shot and it's moving. the stick is his friend. knocks it down. he reside knock in the putt for bird, 4-under. the top american in contention, robert garrigus on 18. sinks the par putt with the 28-inch putter, 5-under. once again, the story is rory, and he is rolling. on 11. the bender. lef

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. >> on dart street corners -- dark street corners, a deadly a popular drug has become more popular thancrack cocaine. it is. oxy -- it is called oxy. those who use it know that while the cost is low, the price is high. >> i am homeless, and this is not an easy life. and i have defined money for drugs every day. if i do not have them, i cannot sleep. >> oxy is not a new drug. it has been around in the brazilian amazon for least two decades. the police and find much more on the streets -- have been finding much more on the streets. at least 80% of the drugs stored here is oxy. it is made of leftovers. the residue of cocaine mixed with chemicals like quicklime and kerosene. it is a dirtier version of crack. authorities say more of the drug has been shipped to other parts of brazil and the population is changing, too. it remains the drug of choice c the port in the an region, but researchers say it is starting to reach into the upper and middle class is. at this released video shows a bicycle stuffed with oxy. it was about to be shipped to bigger markets. it is clear that oxy has taken its

they took the dart -- they took the dirt and replaced it as phil -- fill all along the lower part of market street. they filled in the ravine. >> thank you all very much. that was a heck of a tort of san francisco. thank you for your attendance. we hope to see you every third thursday right here. thank you for coming. this is the department of building inspection brown bag lunch series at the department of building inspection. i am the chief inspectionor and we're looking at a interesting topic today which is commercial signs in san francisco. everybody has a point of view. some people love them. some hate them. they have a meaning and an important part to play, so it will be a fun tour, and i have signs to show you and use as a base of discussion and westbou e your questions. we have two quests introduce. jeanine pab pabilsky and she's an artist and a cultural historian and the founder of "bureau of urban secrets". >> it was found #- founded in 2g the dot com boom and engage artists and helping us interpret the city and we have done about 25 art projects in the city, and the most re

. >>> passengers on a cable car today were shocked to see a woman dart in front of the moving car which was unable to stop in time. the woman was hit around 10:30 this morning on broadway and mason in san francisco. muni is investigating, and at this point says it does not believe driver error or equipment problems were involved. witnesses say they tried warn the woman. >> saw the brakeman hit the brake, and everybody yelled look out. and hit he brake again. and that was it. >> alan: the extent of the woman's injuries is unknown today at this time. the driver was put on nondriving status, and is being tested for drugs and alcohol which is standard procedure. >>> in san jose, police are investigating what led to a deadly shooting early this morning. it happened in the -- in south san jose. the shooting victim actually call the police, when when they arrived he was found- -- when they arrived he was found dead. this mark's san jose's 24th 24th homicide of the year. >>> los angeles police have a blood-stained dodgers jersey that report lid contains the dna of beaten giants fan bryan stow,

they took the dart -- they took the dirt and replaced it as phil -- fill all along the lower part of market street. they filled in the ravine. >> thank you all very much. that was a heck of a tort of san francisco. thank you for your attendance. we hope to see you every third thursday right here. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are mo

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third dart was a little weary after his three week exertions in paris losing that six games to one song that wrapping up the match in just over two hours. no problems there brandi roddick who is on course to record this title at queen's the twenty eight year old as usual dominant self and so it's been on the radar scope and took the first set six two and then the second in the same scoreline body enjoying himself in the back of the court he's playing britain's number one andy murray in the semifinals after his opponent now in chile withdrew with an ankle injury. so this one progress now with local face it made a fox. we want to marry. and britain's number two is also in the last four jamie ward who is ranked two hundred fifteenth in the world beat french adrian mann out either in three sets and will play to the songa next. are the tennis players are trying to hit some former head of wimbledon the golfers are trying to find their game ahead of next week's u.s. open and it's a good cause and who has a three shot lead at the halfway stage of the st jude classic in memphis he started the da

years the afghan government has managed to reduce areas of poppy crops to forty three percent during dart's we almost stopped selling poppies in the seven afghan provinces more than twenty of the provinces are fighting to destroy them i would also add that we've worked out a plan to put an end to sowing poppies in several provinces this year as part of efforts to implement this plan we intend to further reduce areas of poppy fields it doesn't mean that we don't have difficulty is as i said earlier i'm against drugs it's not just a problem for afghanistan this is an international problem the world community to realize that it's an ally as the situation in afghanistan with a name to organize a campaign against drugs in this region and elsewhere in the world and we consume five percent of drugs then where does the ninety five percent go for example if we manage to could in turn of the land what should be done to decrease the constantly growing world the amount for drugs therefore we believe that any success in fighting this evil list closely linked to international cooperation and support afgh

at darted mouth college, he drew on his personal disappointment from last year when he was pumped from the "tonight show" by returning host jay leno. >> nichy famously said whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger. what he failed to stress is that it almost kills you. what he should have said is whatever doesn't kill you makes you watch a lot of cartoon network and drink mid-priced chardonnay at 11:00 in the morning. >> o'brien said what he learned from the loss of his dream job is that dreams can change and when they do, they can lead to something challenging and freeing and fulfilling. and from now on, please call him dr. o'brien. >> that's fun. >>> that's going to do it for us tonight. join nightly news with brian williams next. he has the sit-down interview with bono and the edge from u2. >> see you at 6:00. bye-bye.

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. >> one lucky dart at a time.york city at our times square studios. he just had to give one lucky audience member a very special surprise. what carson calls not a makeover but a make better. one, two, three. amy ewing, where are you? >> oh, oh. >> amy ewing and her twin sister anne were celebrating their 48th birthday with a trip to new york starting their day at "good morning america" but the birthday celebration got even bigger when we whisked amy away for a dream day of shopping and beauty with one of the fashion world's biggest stars. this pennsylvania teacher and mom of two has been married to patrick for 22 years and she is more than ready for a new look. first stop, legendary new york department store bloomingdale's where carson puts amy through her paces. >> well, i mean -- >> you're kind of wearing a little wild cheetah print already. all right. amy -- getting crazy on me. trying on more than a dozen dresses and as many pairs of fabulous shoes. bloomy's has turned out a lot of happy customers but maybe no

darts are you let's keep spotlight interact will be back with more of a comment from what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take that. quite. well again this is artsy and this is a breaking story this sounds for example people die in the passenger plane crash in northwest russia there were two eight others on board not survived. by jury three people on the run each one was either ringo loulou until they could not tell which was larger than the man she was gone to see was dark sure then there was a man or girl who also was an m.p. who was launching the many which are none we carry don't you most people from the right you choose the middle of the road you know the man reached down just turned towards me but i couldn't make it to him actually everything so six logie i could not get any closer everything was going to go by my story. the latest reports say bad weather and the thing you have equipment at the airport which assists planes to learn to my have been functions and their systems on route for most closed of my data to better as adults could be covering t

they were darting in there so they had the south not practicing what they preach. triage work in markets people around the world but at home they're trying to suppress the citizens of this country. the poorest city in the american state of michigan which citizens say might become a template for the new president and democrats a collapse. greece will face a catastrophe the new austerity plan is not passed by parliament but there the words of a senior greek minister head of a crucial vote on wednesday the twenty eight billion euro package of spending cuts or tax hikes is a key condition for the country to get more cash when you approve it will be the new bailout another challenge of last year's aid package being handed over otherwise greece could become the first us a country to default on its debt while some states like that fear still came to join the military others are beginning to rethink their membership plans aston martin ports. ship it don't even think it turkey is in asia minor or not in europe thirties police is not a union turkey started seeking integratio

idea but with all the riches here it's not in europe no longer seems like such a profitable move tom dart an r.t. istanbul turkey for the governments of france and germany one to any new bailout package for greece agreed upon as soon as possible but yourself in your face at a german newspaper design it says it's now impossible to avoid a default on its debts. well those european nations not be your well no but. if they did the right thing probably or there's no way we can avoid a default it will have to be done. with by the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know a lot stronger mind. read your way into the system but if you want to be truly cool the economic you know. the truth like an economist i think a stress test solution because. once you know. draw you and once you can do once in your value you can regain your composure if only international market this after all is the example of the courage and she never bridge broke out of the monetary union with the u.s. dollar and it will be. the state's dominant role in the russian economy and corruptio

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to the israelis for some time is it's in their interest to see economic growth and development and darts are lots of small businesses you know that could really do well lots of people want jobs eighty percent of people in gaza receive today so many young people who don't have a future and part of the answer to that part of making sure that we have. security is giving a lot and that means allowing in and out the products the goods were gulzar could actually so and support its own economy. and that if you are coming your way in about twenty minutes time now a police in the u.s. have closed an investigation into the so-called sexting case that dominated national headlines for over two weeks and a married senator tweeted a racy photo of himself triggering a media rush that overshadowed all the world using looting the war in libya and the violence in syria he's gonna look at where priorities lie in the american media but he doesn't know if the american media can't get enough of anthony we nursed crotch shot married to a u.s. congressman had sent this lewd photo to a young woman via twitter an

they are early into the first set and the dark is a break down training for two at the moment the dart claimed his second title at the all of last year he suffered a blow in his grasp of preparations i moved to the job will be stronger in the quarter finals of the recent egon championships at queen's about nidal clinch a record equalling six french open title but does he think to get much closer to roger federer is a milestone sixteen grand slams. last year was you maybe i'm very well do a bit to go. this year. have a habit what's how what's going on this is some of. what i did last year is something that i for sure don't think. and in the back of the other games in the men's draw for seed on the mari is up against spain's daniel human a father that's also on center taught honest vertically six these are called faces really for well on the road so it's early on and you want to play on players back you will need to explain the russian flag they can see is link from the netherlands . and the women's defending champion serena williams will kick start her title defense later this week agai

it's a long describable feeling same with the feeling you get doing high darts compared to be compared to anything it's a competition it gives you an amazing drive especially when all the best gift orders come together and you manage to be. ikechi it's extreme. it's been completed it seems the year two thousand each passing season takes yet more skill in completed high just when you want a perfect takeoff we want that perfect position then the perfect product just because it brings in these new elements doesn't mean that the church has a good war points for this we want perfection we're looking for perfection and we judge according to how they got the biggest little crowd of seventy thousand spectators witnessed twelve men demonstrate their stunning abilities in the latest flick of the world deep diving series in little shit it's been. diving is an up and coming sport there are a lot of different locations all over the globe which can host high tide in competitions i'm a classic platform diaper and my sport never attracted as many spectators as cliff diving never to the fringe like cou

the sea but there are still plenty of places to set so from the guide to the city's yawning clubs darting. back to make up your headlines in a few minutes and in just a moment here we'll have the latest business news of katrina stay with us. hello and welcome to the business bulletin here on r.t. russia is on its way towards cutting its budget deficit and returning to the black in the next three years but in crude prices could also help reduce that three point six percent gap in the budget down to one percent by the end of the year but analysts warn the high crude prices actually long term financial stability at risk . it's a good thing for russia but they were. setting up drones and for two hundred thirty dollars on brooms in the longer run this will be a boom and bust cycle we saw in two thousand and eight do not want to see this again in russia much more sustainable for the world economy if the if the oil prices say averaging ninety one hundred dollars this is better global economy grows stronger it's a more sustainable story and that's that's how you can make proper plans for the for

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unrest with thousands of angry protesters flooding the streets south of parliament's gave the green darts to tough new cuts and wanted to secure a further financial lifeline from the e.u. european officials welcomed the move but greeks could have been less happy with the paintings there to think gathered in the center of our friends on the second day of the general strike if this is true so there is a police stash the windows and separate according to police responded with tear gas and stun grenades clashes continue overnight with dozens of policemen testes were injured many of them. states with the taint weeks now face twenty eight they leave you with cuts. and conditions in a sense least the money we sweep the whole time it's no one week's financial. mess since governments addresses the needs of people like revolution it's times i think a lot of these protests and a lot of these rallies are usually the things down after they get very violent or at least when we head into the night time there's a there's a brief period where things calm down before an interesting thing is some some biker

to the israelis for some time is it's in their interest to see economic growth and development and darts are lots of small businesses you know that could really do well lots of people who want jobs eighty percent of people in gaza receive today so many young people who don't have a future and part of the answer to that part of making sure that we have security is giving them that future and that means allowing in and out the products the goods were girls that could actually sell and support its own economy. he may be faced by an ongoing rebellion an increasingly destructive nato bombing campaign and worldwide condemnation but colonel gadhafi is valid he'll stay in libya. to the bitter end his remarks came a rigged game of chess with the visiting president of the world chess federation. the chess master expresses shock at the scale of destruction in the capital tripoli these comments came just hours before another gadhafi aide defected to. nato is also declared its intent to expand military operations in the country again after libyan government forces re took the port city of zawiyah fro

his all around play despite his faltering ankle but his versatility still wasn't enough to stop the dart from going into the six final in paris the two kept exchanging brakes but the spanish king added that little extra when it mattered most and he finally tried six four seven five six four in a gritty three hours and seventeen minutes to improve his record at roland garros to forty four wins that one defeat means on course to make with your bald record six french open titles. we want on a day which saw the top four cs going head to head is immense i mean final for the first time in five years what a father is now taking on the let's talk a bit the swiss took the first two secs in imperious fashion that the serbian was on a formidable forty three match winning streak is fighting back and i think he could ensure the replacements are as the world number one. in the meantime rest of the elena vesnina came up short of her maiden ground slam title in the women's doubles she was seeded seventh with. that of india lost in straight sets to the unseated kick you out of there that's give us an eas

is being taken the distance in her second round match at wimbledon by the forty year old chemical dart a crumb there in the deciding third set recovered center court this is the only match being played at the moment at the tournament as the rest of the action has been placed to take the rain in london. while on a day to refer to one wimbledon at the age of seventeen in two thousand and four eased her way into round two this year with a comfortable victory over russian combated an attack without saying there were no worries for the fifth seed on center court trap of a drop just three games are twenty six two six one when russia that laura robson and take care that. pretty again against an opponent that's been the top turn before hasn't had the best results this year but. don't quite know what to expect because i'm sure she come out in the match and have nothing to lose and i thought she could a. good match. and there was an emotional return to wimbledon for serena williams the defending champion burst into tears following a hard fought victory over french out of unresigned williams rece

darts he takes a look at the real radiation situation here japan's fukushima nuclear plant as the international community tightens up atomic security. but first syria's forces have opened fire at funerals for victims of brutal crackdowns on anti-gay governor regime protesters near the capital damascus at least two people were killed more than twenty people are thought to have died across syria since friday latest wave of protests against president bashar al assad's rule came despite a speech monday in which he promised liberal reforms in return for an end to the violence and a three month long crackdown has reportedly left some fourteen hundred people dead the former british ambassador to syria basil eastwood says people there are divided over president assad i mean strong desire for a political process and there were great hopes that he would lead to a better future he still retains some of that popularity particularly with the urban populations in damascus and aleppo the second big city which have done relatively well with his economic liberalization is. but in the countryside and amongst the

but with all the riches here it's not so europe you no longer seems like such a profitable move tom dart an r.t. istanbul turkey. while the east troubles to pull its members out of a destructive default spiral the countries which stuck to their own currencies are breathing a sigh of relief and that's a view from germany too that's always been the chief proponent of the euro and those european nations not be your willowby much. over the right thing. there's no way we can avoid default it will have to be done. with by the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know a lot stronger mind you know major major weight into the system but if you want to truly call the economic you know going on with things like an economist i think is trust the best solution because. once you know you devalue and once you can look once your value you can regain your control of the only international marketplace that after all is the example for action to know which broke out of that. with the u.s. dollar as the big. in a few minutes on r t the highly qualified people dressed i

five time champion venus williams comes out on top after a mighty battle with better you can make a dart a crown the second round at wimbledon. and the only now it's a scout masters basketball club signing a new garden center helping restore their former european glory. let's start with football and stay dubious scored in a chart as a scot stayed top of the russian premier league after a three one win at home to look much beef in one of two moscow darby's on wednesday night the only that have now won six of the last seven games while the other all moscow match saturday stuck in steve's damage to a two no where ever starts like this first match in charge elsewhere twice former champions rubin beat new boris bolder to nil pipeline she wants three one at second bottom clearly is the better of you to inform depending champions it's going to end at the club that are taking on so that. well before all the way to wednesday's match is a minute's silence was observed to remember a referee living near perth side who died in the clutches of us plane crash on monday night and after that i should lik

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they took the dart -- they took the dirt and replaced it as phil -- fill all along the lower part of market street. they filled in the ravine. >> thank you all very much. that was a heck of a tort of san francisco. thank you for your attendance. we hope to see you every third thursday right here. yeah. that's it. [off-key notes] announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. when you adopt a child from foster care, just being there makes all the difference. it's great to see all of you here today, great to see district 3 represented and the full diversity of our district. first let me welcome you to this town hall. as i've done in the last three years, every three to six months we go to different neighborhoods to have a conversation with our neighborhoods about issues that are concerning us. what we want to do today is to have a conversation on whatever people want to talk about, but in particular about the budget. i think all of you know that this year, which is similar to what we've experienced in recent years, we have another structural budget deficit that we need

american special forces, darting from our cameras, but clearly training yemeni forces to kill or capture al qaeda terrorists. now that effort has been halted. the chaos in yemen is growing, with the president fleeing yemen after an attack. he is now fighting for his life with burns across nearly half his body. just yesterday, diane sawyer asked general david petraeus and robert gates about yemen -- >> reporter: what do we do about al qaeda now in yemen? >> well, i think we maintain the focus. >> reporter: a new special forces strategy? >> there's one already, i can assure you. >> when we find them, we take them out. >> reporter: but that key strategy, using armed drones, is now threatened as well. the chaos in yemen means intelligence gathering and coordination for the drones is far more difficult. and it is vitally important to america in its efforts to find the world's most dangerous terrorist, who uses his perch in yemen to influence terror around the globe. >> and martha, you are here, but how vulnerable are the people in that u.s. embassy there? >> reporter: well, the u.s. embassy h

you were darting live from moscow to check out some other world news for you in brief pakistan it says at least fifteen islamic militants have been killed near the afghan border the shoot out was reportedly between two rival groups of taliban commanders well it was not known why they fired on each other pakistan's army declared victory in the aurukun side tribal region last year but violence continues in an area still used by taliban and al qaeda insurgents as. the mauritanian army says they have destroyed an al qaeda training camp in neighboring mali the assault in the forest region of why do involve the airstrikes followed by fierce fighting earlier this month mali and mauritania agreed on a joint military operation to crush al qaeda in the region a terrorist group is believed to have bases in mali where it carries out armed attacks and kidnappings as well as trafficking of arms and drugs. fifteen people have been killed in a nato air strike on civilian sites this is according to libyan state television more than twenty others were reported by the attack in the eastern town of brega

journalist mike and he helped me put this struggle which is a local struggle into a broader context darting with unions and mining in general here's what he said in the study that came out last week that showed that union mines are we safer. but fifty percent safer than non mountains and these situations constantly it's about safety it's also about providing for somebody's situation and unions really provide of ways for people to express themselves on the job and this is what's really at stake what about me it's a symbol but for what i understand there are union mines in blair mountain where the show union mines and blue mountain i mean there are throughout west virginia all the mountaintop mining you know there's very few you know actually part of the reason why coal companies shifted to mountaintop mining was so that they didn't have to deal with you know i'm just curious you know bigger picture because you have covered a number one of these a number of these labor struggles if you see this you know because i think people could see this story and say ok this is you know this affects just

really speak for the british banks but i mean what they seem to be doing or indeed what they seem to dart is to reduce their exposure to greece which it seems to be eminently sensible not a great vote of confidence in the e.u. there was it. well there's a distinction between the e.u. and the euro zone i mean as you know the party which i have the honor to represent believes that britain would be much much better off outside the e.u. and basically that that's what we stand for but as far as the euro zone is concerned and the countries in the euro zone it was always it was always a project driven by politics and not by a konami's and now the economic birds as it were are coming home to roost that's really what's happening i want to buy this big rescue plan i mean why do you think even officials haven't managed to agree on the conditions to greece once again is it because they genuinely think greece is there or do you think more likely they've got cold feet over the whole deal well i think that they've got the they got frozen feet about. about the whole deal i mean greece is really not a ver

and you can watch the full video they darting demonstration of the jefferson memorial on our facebook page. and also coming up later in the program what does your i phone say about you. find out a popular high tech device can also become a threat to individual privacy. a massive fire at an omniscient power central russia has been caught out after two days over eighty people were hurt while two elderly women died from heart attacks series of violent explosions triggered by the blaze almost thirty thousand residents who were evacuated are now returning to their homes all of the reports now from the. thousands forced to flee from their homes as a fireball turns the night sky orange. the fire that broke out at the military munitions depo on thursday night left the local population many of whom are elderly terrified and fleeing in their thousands goober they were just suddenly. and their windows smashed i thought killing. and dancing up and down and all through the night like that i'm spraying i remember i. got my life. too early people suffered heart attacks believed to have been brought

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with all the riches here it's not in europe you know longer seems like such a profitable move tom dart an r.t. istanbul turkey. so while the e.u. struggles of political members out of a destructive default spiral the countries which stuck to their own currencies are breathing a sigh of relief and that's indeed a view from germany too that's always been the chief proponent of the euro. european nations not to your. world there's no way we can avoid it before it will have to be done. with the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. as that is like you know like stronger mind. read your way into the system but if you want to be truly. alone we could both be treated like an economist i think is trying to suppress solution because. once. and once you can do that once you've done all you you regain your competitiveness of the international market does that cause the example project she never got of the monetary union with the us dollar as the. if you minutes of the program the highly qualified people destined for a low quality life china's boom this produced more universit

. >> quick one and darted away. i am carolyn johnson. >> and i am larry beil. 90 minutes of local news continues with dan and care linn - carolyn tyler. >> police go door to door in one south bay community warning residents of a dangerous predator lifing in the neighborhood. >> june roar in like a lion. we wave goodbye to la nina. that is nothing compared to the twister that blew through parts of massachusetts today. >> good evening. >> yeah, good evening, everyone. no tornados here. but a tornado warning was issued in northern california this afternoon. >> that's right it was for the sacramento area . though a tornado never materialized there was a picture of a funnel cloud. in davis. raymond took it and sent it to you report site. >>> and this is the downpour seen in downtown oakland this morning. it caught those without umbrellas ducking for cover . the bay area saw hail pounding down in napa this morning. serena sent this video. >>> and sent a close up picture of the miniature golf balls and gives you a good ide