equity strategist unicredit securities we also have denise he is c.e.o. of a group of companies but an heiress he's editor in chief of business new europe and little your logo she is chief economist for back all right daniel i want to start with you first here let's go back to two thousand and six two thousand and seven that was the last time we had a real slew of i.p.o.'s russian i.p.o.'s then we had the financial crisis and now again we have another slew of i.p.o.'s coming from russia listing elsewhere we'll get to that later what's different now than in two thousand and six in two thousand and seven i think what we saw in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven was the russian economy was really booming at this stage and a lot of the companies listing in two thousand and six to two thousand and seven were new companies in the sector so we're going to be the first representative of the retail sector or the real estate sector lots of new sectors will come into the market people want to get exposure to this pos great country these new sectors and

denise told me he wants to be a policeman when he's over -- older. ruslan dreams of being a soldier. an ya a circus artist with her pet rabbit. he will always be the first, but russia now needs new dreams, new journeys, further from our planet, to reignite excitement about space. steve rosenburg, "bbc news," moscow. >> being hailed as the u.k.'s latest exhibition is about to open in london. hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected to see the major works of these spanish artists. the sheer numbers wanting to visit are making it impossible for some to enjoy the world's greatest art. >> the paintings, the graphic style distinctive. the surreal images grotesque and comical. behind much of it lies a deep political anger. this early painting was owned by earnest hemmingway. and it is likely to prove another big draw for a public whose interest in major modern art exhibitions is booming. but these so called blockbuster exhibitions are becoming victims of early success with victims complaining of overcrowding or being squeezed by passengers on a commut

he wants his fans to know. >>> good evening i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch, here is what people are talking about. >> brooks robinson was admitted to the hospital tonight. >> reporter: brooks robinson was expected to undergo a treatment, but yesterday he started feeling sick. today released his statement. thank you for your concern. i was originally scheduled for a routine outpatient procedure. my doctor chose admit my to aggressively treat the infection and i'm reacting well to the antibiotics. denise koch talked to robinson shortly after learning he had cancer. he's a legend and an icon. not only in baltimore but in the world of baseball. holding nearly a dozen records. he spent his entire career with the orioles and is considered one of the best to play the game. >> is there anything you learned in those years help you with this? >> just trying to keep a positive attitude. in baseball, you play 162 games in some games you're going to do well and others you're not. you just have to keep going. >> reporter: robinson asks for privacy. he says he looks forward to a full recovery and thanks everyone for

roy jones jr is seeking redemption after losing three of his last five bouts taking on he takes on russian denise and the exit on may twenty second at forty one year old american specifically chose the city for the fight and the reasons for that appeared to run deep with archie her new book. the girls of six that is to use the words are going to grow a little slower to correct people to be pretty sure when their services do it so slow a bit. moving stateside then can act to get out prove they are the best college basketball team in the united states up to the thirteen vote vote for their third and see championship in twelve years with an amazing wrong which saw them secure fourteen straight pictures including last night's fifty three to forty one when it was a dog eat dog defensive battle for most of the game you can start campbell look at adding two of his sixteen points early on there because he's playmaker had four from his the south team though as butler's shelvin mack and the first self in style with a buzzer beating three that's when seen to nine see how finely disappeared quickly with bull

denise. and police say the teen confessed. he is charged as an adult for trying to kill his grandmother, shirley garrett, inside their home in waverly, using a hammer. charging documents paint a gruesome scene. blood was also observed in the hallway between the bedroom and bedroom where the victim was found. the next door neighbor says the sounds woke her up. >> what did you hear? >> it was just like a loud thump, like something fell. >> reporter: the teen told police he was upset about the way the grandmother was treating him and decided to attack her in her sleep. he told police, his grandmother got up and tried to run away and attempted attempt -- fell face first into a mirror. and then he began to strike her four times with a closed fist. >> reporter: garrett greeted paramedics here at the door. and he told them that his grandmother was just upstairs. >> due to the severe injuries and the circumstances in the case, he's being charged as an adult. >> reporter: friends and family have been dropping by the house all day and say

he and his wife denise live paycheck to paycheck, but a government shutdown would mean those checks will stop. >> there won't be enough for food -- >> or rent. >> or car insurance. >> we won't have a place to live if we don't get paid. >> reporter: the shutdown will stop new funding for medical research and hope for desperate patients. this doctor, an on come gist in philadelphia, may have to cancel his federally-funded clinical trial for a promising new cancer drug. >> every minute we wait, risks the opportunity for patients and if this new treatment is better, it risks their survival. >> reporter: doctors at the national institutes of health would be forced to stop seven new clinical trials, four involving children, next week. and stop admitting new patients at 640 ongoing trials. 60 of them involving children with cancer. as happened during the shutdown of 1995-96, national landmarks will close. the liberty bell in philadelphia, the washington monument, the national gallery of art, the national zoo, as well as federal office buildings and passport offices. for 20 years, sixth graders

year-old says he began feeling sick the night before he was to undergo a routine outpatient procedure. in a statement robinson says -- >> reporter: denise koch spoke with robinson two years ago following his battle with prostate cancer. >> any time you say cancer it scares to you death. it scared me to death too. >> reporter: in a statement robinson says he's still cancer-free today. robinson had a storied career, 16 consecutive gold gloves awards in the 1960s and 1970s, earning the nickname the human vacuum cleaner. >> anything you learned in those years, did they help you through this? >> just keep a positive attitude. in baseball, you play 162 games. some games are going to be good, other names not but you have to keep going. >> reporter: 15 straight all-star appearances, four world series, a lot of people are wishing him well this morning. reporting live at oriole park, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you. >> thank you very much. in his playing career robinson went to the all-star game 15 straight years, appeared in four world series. >>> in annapolis, a dozen midshipmen expelled from the naval academy over the controversia

. >> i have my whole life ahead of me and i took my friend's life away and he had a life ahead of him. >> denisehe team director at the y in china town. like andy and the teens accused of killing him, 90% of the kids in her program are from first generation immigrant parents who work long hours. >> these are hard working families. make sure there's enough money for college. there's enough money for food on the table. it's work, work, work all the time for the parents and the kids kind of fend for themselves. >> oftentimes the kids get into trouble if left unsupervised. jefferson believes the why kept him out of trouble. >> i have seen fights before. teens don't know what to do. >> they need someone to listen to them. they need someone to help them navigate through everything. >> that's the message the zang family are stressing to parents and kids. this is an issue that crosses all cultures. there are programs for kids to have a safe haven to go to after school so they don't get into trouble. >> so many influences throughout and a lot of them are negative. thank you. >> well she told police she w

denise suddenly appears back in the picture. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, he may not look unusual, but this is one super hero high school janitor. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. seattle to pord portland. partly cloudy skies. chance of showers medford to san francisco. we are dry in la. still in the cooler side there. by the time thursday arrives. showers in portland but nice weather in areas of the west. if you are watching us on in bakersfield watch us on the neon signs. the only one i care about is the hot doe donut sign. >> here is a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> charlie battled brooke in court and denise suddenly appears back in the picture. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. at least yesterday, charlie sheen was not a winner. despite a well publicized relapse with drugs, brooke mueller has retained primary custody of her two sons. both appeared in court and when it was all over, the judge reportedly left things standing just where they did when the two settled the custody agreement in march. a

eyewitness news. >> the future king says they bought big pillows with he and kate on them. >> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. denise the newsroom coming up. >> mary, we're continuing to follow the healthcare -- health scare concerning william donald schaefer. we are live. >>> plus, the jockey club losing millions of dollars this year. >>> and growing problems in japan. the new ways the massive earthquake could end up hitting you in the wallet. check in for these stories and more coming up at 6:00. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >> the orioles open their season tonight. mark previews the new look birds coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the orioles season starts with optimism but gets an injury. >> o's getting ready to play tampa bay. and the team just announced that pitcher brian matusz will not be able to make a scheduled start with tomorrow's game. he'll need an mri exam. jeremy guthrie will pitch tonight. o's do open on the road. it's been a long time and a long road since they have had success. to change their luck, they've changed their look. a take-charge manager and a number of new players.

he plans to return to vietnam in june. >> in spite of the government's willingness to allow public rallies, vietnam has a history of persecuting christian believers. denise from canada's 100 street traveled to vietnam with a team. she tells us of the many hardships experienced there. here's her report. >> it's sunday morning in saigon. for hoe chee moit could be any h america. some of the choruses are translated from english. but the similarities end there. this is another church in saigon, the hidden camera shows government officials raiding the building, breaking up a service held by the assemblies of god congregation. it wasn't the first time. the reason for the raid? officials said those meetings didn't have permission to do so. in communist vietnam christianity isn't illegal, now is any religion. but what the law says and how it's practiced are often two different things. just ask this man, reverend quang, a pastor who's become a thorn in the flesh of vietnam's ruling party. what makes him so dangerous is what he knows. as a trained lawyer, he's challenged the government on its violations of religious freedoms. he's not speaking just for himself, bu

denise and my husband is jimmy fallon. >> my name is lydia higgins, and my husband is steve higgins. heounces for the jimmy fallon show. >> my name is dale miles i'm married to a.d. miles. he's the head writer. >> hi my name is yvonne. my husband is the director of "late night with jimmy fallon." >> my name is rene biddle and my husband is owen biddle of legendary root band. >> "glamour" magazine has asked me be to in their april issue. >> do me a favor, don't tell anybody. its my big day, okay? >> oh, honey, i will be at that photo shoot. >> i could say i had a good feeling about this, but i would be lying. i'm the queen of "late night" and this is my castle. [ laughter ] >> i got a personality as big as my boobies. >> some people call me sassy and some people call me classy. >> i am about to show these ladies who the boss is. ah -- [ laughter ] ♪ >> oh, my -- >> hi, i am ready for the shoot. today i am being photographed by "glamour" magazine and i could not be more excited. i might just pee my pants. that's how excited i am. did anybody bring the pants? just kidding. maybe i'm not ki

denise, threatening to sue? >> and betty white takes aim at the torpedo tour. >> stop being ungrateful. >>> and "dancing's" mark ballas dating "idol's" pia? >> he's

night and there's a wonderful story unfolding denise sullivan who ten years later she is the nurse in the recovery room and ronald reagan skirled these notes he's a constant entertainer and can't help himself. [laughter] all and all i'd rather be in philadelphia, send me back for a concede there i am reading. samore to questions, some are not. you know, a famous nurse held his hand for many hours that might and ten years later if i may there's the gw ceremony and renaming the emergency room and ronald reagan's honor and she's there and the brush past and they don't get to talk very much and denise sullivan was does nancy know about us? [laughter] because a former movie star, you know, and cash to make a joke about this at the ceremony and sure you were at and a note arrives in manila from the former president of the united states and says she many years ago that is what he was. faugh that meant more to me during anything of my entire staff and so think those nurses deserve a hand and some are here. [applause] without >> nurse is never get the press they deserve. >> there's so much more we can talk about what we've come to the end of our our i j

denise whatever. a few days later another arrives from the former president of the united states. for my ill-timed joke, i hope i didn't offend you. that is what reagan was. he also said your handclaps that that meant more to me than anything during my entire stay. so i think businesses deserve a hand. and adding some are here. [applause] absolutely. the nurses never get the credit they deserve. >> this is true. so much more that we could talk about, but i think we have come to the end of our our. i want to think this extraordinary panel. this amazing book. i have been privileged to be part of this conversation. thank you all for coming to be part of this conversation. good night. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> del quintin wilber discussing the assassination attempt on president ronald reagan with jerry parr, the secret service agent who pushed the president into a waiting limo and dr. joseph giordano, the surgeon who operated on the president. if you would like to find out more visit the books website rawhide down dot com. >> grace elizabeth hail, in your book and nation of outsiders you devote an whole chapter to j.d. salinger and the catcher in t