deploying missile defense systems in the far east then that is what we see they have deployed a strong group of g.b.i. missiles in alaska they have deployed you just system on their warships not only in hawaii but also in all. of that potentially might be a threat that you post you at the same time we see that china is also concerned with that problem that they use the group of china's military as a pretext for deploying missile defense systems even south of china. use near that was a what we are seeing in the west and in the east you know was the creation of a powerful missile defense systems capable of affecting russia's strategic nuclear capabilities we have to respond to challenges in east as well as in the west. you have your eyes on it naturally you have it under control and work is underway you said that as soon as they begin deployment we'll have to take on two measures but it's not our initiative this process was initiated by the other side what are you seeing it's russia's initiative doesn't it lead to situation where the russian military is falling behind with the us always

what the confederates were using showing corinth twice as far east to west than it was north and south from pittsburgh landing? therefore the confederate army maneuvering to a point of assembly would be moving generally from west to east, correct? more than north to south. if you have that impression and as your impression of the world, that's the impression upon which you're basing your judgments. right? terrain governs the formation and direction of battle. that's an inherent military probability. terrain governs the formation and direction of battle. all military commanders have understood that from time tested. practice. therefore, knowledge of terrain should govern the formation and direction of battle plans. see how that linkage is there? so, when johnston overrun prentice's camp in 1862, he will have brought half of his army to bear upon that union division camp, over the course of the first four hours of combat, half of the confederate army, eight of 16 brigades maneuvered to the right-wing of the confederate attacking force and that is what overruns benjamin prentice at 9:00 a

far east africa correspondent, will ross, sent this report from the north of you guganda. >> desperate families line up for help. known as knodding syndrome, is severely impairs their mental and physical development. the 13-year-old can hardly stand. he has frequent seizures and rarely utters a word. with more than 3000 reported cases in northern uganda, screening centers have been set up. the disease has also been documented in south sudan. scientists are baffled. they do not know what causes it.

corinth is not twice as far from east to west than it is north and south from pittsburg landing, it is exactly the opposite. twice as far from north to south than it is east to west. that geographical misinterpretation paints the entire battle of shiloh. it paints it. it paints it. if you believe your opponent is facing west, you deploy facing east. if you believe you're going to engage or need to engage your opponent's west flank first, you oblique your line throwing your left forward and your right retired slightly so you can engage that left and turn it. when you have maneuvered half your army to bear against the union left and you're now east of shiloh church where your forces are engaged, you can now say i've check-mated the enemy and release your mast to drive them into owl creek. because between the hours of 9:00 and 10:00 even though he knew there were federal forces to his right front because that is what lockett's reconnaissance has reported, he is still confident enough to release five brigades and begin the push to drive the federalists into owl creek. that checkmates them,

but under a new plan three city fire companies, truck 10 on the west side, squad 11 on the far east side and truck 15 near patterson park will all be disbanded. those firefighters will be permanently reassigned. fire chief james cadillac says this will not affect the dent. >> we are going to be there just as quick. >> to ensure they don't suffer several other companies will be relocated to new stations all part of a plan to eliminate the closures forced by the budget but the move upsets many firefighters who say the department has already been cut to the bone. >> the citizens are at risk and so are the firefighters. >> firefighters say the ladder truck in locust point is a perfect example. it is moving downtown but this truck will still be the first ladder truck responding to problems downtown all the way to ft. mchenry. >> i got to wait from a downtown truck company to get here. in downtown traffic that is crazy. >> the chief says their analysis shows trucks at nearby fire stations can discover the affected areas without increasing response times but that is a hard pill to swallow for p

so it may reach as far east as livermore, as far south as san jose, so a relatively great start to the morning, most of the clouds out if you're out and about at 10:00, fog in san francisco, and oakland, but it pulls back to the beaches by noon and into the early afternoon hours. but because we have the fog in the morning and sea breeze it will be significantly cooler for tomorrow. still clear skies over the west, there is a storm out here. this is really stuck in place. it is going to slowly move to the east over the next few days and bring us the chance of rain. but not until wednesday night and thursday. tonight's temperatures, 50s tomorrow, look for 70s. san jose 91 today, but tomorrow, 77 degrees. still some 80s for the east bay, with low-to-mid 80s for antioch and pittsburg, upper 60s, low 70s for the east shore, for the north bay, san francisco down from 79-68. looking ahead, monday, cooler, still about another 10 degrees cooler in similar spots. a similar day for tuesday, late wednesday, storm coming in, a chance of rain thursday. >> those people waited hours today to receive f

now it is slicing through the far east bay and the south bay. by 5:45 this flood advisory should be lifted. between now and then, we are looking at minor flooding, ponding on the highways, streets and underpasses. here's why. pittsburg, concord, highland road, north basco, hillcrest and marsh creek, pretty good rain. it has cleared oakland and berkeley and benicia, orinda and moraga lighter pattern. dublin, 580 and 680 wet weather. here's san jose from 280 to 101 new hall south -- all the wet weather here into the santa cruz mountains. take a look at how quickly this cold front is pushed through. with that red that's the heaviest rain. winds gusting to over 35 miles an hour. scattered showers with us throughout the day. we will see sunshine. between now and the next 45 minutes or so, it will be rainy out there, so be careful. >>> good morning. bay bridge toll plaza, you might encounter ponding, wind advisory for the bay bridge and also for the golden gate bridge this morning. cameras not bouncing around that much with when the heavy rain moves t

power was out as far west as the produce and waterfront area and as far east as 10th street and western. it caused major disruption to area businesses, most employees were standing outside because they were unable to operate the pumps at the gas station or electronic equipment such as cash registers or computers inside. earlier we saw members of city hall leaving the building. if viewers saw the same thing, it was only a fire drill. city hall was not affected by the blackout. it appears the power outage may have set off alarm of -- set off a number of false alarms we could hear several calls come into oakland none of them seemed to be an emergency. the power is back on, but there are some sections of oakland that are still dealing with the power outage. as many as 41 customers remain without power. we will update the situation and bring you more at 4:00. nick smith, abc7 news. >>> developing news, the white house spokesman says the conduct depicted in new pictures of soldiers in afghanistan is reprehensible. the pictures were published this morning by the "los angeles times". they show

strong thunderstorms are still expected as far east as michigan. the latest reports though, the storm system is weakening. we'll report from oklahoma this evening where homes and buildings have been destroyed. >> some massive twisters tore through are, ripping through homes and buildings. there are reports of more than 120 tornadoes across the midwest. storm chasers even caught this rare site. >> two tornadoes. >> reporter: several people were killed including five inside this mobile home park. the storm ripped through this area in the middle of the night with little warning. >> it just hit so fast and quick that nobody had any time to react to it. >> reporter: there isn't much left of the home here. she was actually asleep in her bed when the tornado was buried down. her daughter woke her up and they got into a storm shelter behind the house just before it hit. >> what a relief, huh? >> yes. when they come, i would have my mom. >> reporter: the tornado came from this direction as it tore through woodward. taking with it, homes, businesses, and eve

power was out as far west as the produce and waterfront area and as far east as 10th street and western. it caused major disruption to area businesses, most employees were standing outside because they were unable to operate the pumps at the gas station or electronic equipment such as cash registers or computers inside. earlier we saw members of city hall leaving the building. if viewers saw the same thing, it was only a fire drill. city hall was not affected by the blackout. it appears the power outage may have set off alarm of -- set off a number of false alarms we could hear several calls come into oakland none of them seemed to be an emergency. the power is back on, but there are some sections of oakland that are still dealing with the power outage. as many as 41 customers remain without power. we will update the situation and bring you more at 4:00. nick smith, abc7 news. >>> developing news, the white house spokesman says the conduct depicted in new pictures of soldiers in afghanistan is reprehensible. the pictures were published this morning by the "los angeles times". they show

report the storm is weakening as it moves east but they're stressing it could bring thunderstorms as far east as michigan. >> the obama administration is anticipating a free trade agreement will go into effect next month with colombia. the president praised the neil a joint press conference with colombia's president shortly after wrapping up a summit in the south american nation. the two countries agreed the pat year but requires colombia to unact reforms that protect unions and the environment. '. >> ama: faculty members on all 23csu campuses vote tomorrow on whether to go on strike. the vote comes a week after the faculty so-and the undown did not reach an agreement. this sets inle motion a sear of events that could result in a massive starch, delaying the start of the semester. >> alan: local researchers say they have a better 2003 customize cancer treatment. >> ama: the service at the site of the tie tap nick dollars and the first enemy moment of -- memorial of its kind. >> alan: we hope your enjoying >> alan: in the exact spot where the titanic sank 100 years ago the marked the moment th

would not be in russia's national interest if china unilaterally increased its influence in the far east. >> reporter: security analysts say russian commanders distrust their chinese counterparts. they say the russians have to use their drills to keep watch, not only the u.s., but on china too. nhk world, russia. >>> the yield on benchmark japanese government bonds has hit a 17-month low over speculation that the bank of japan may take additional monetary easing steps this week. investors rushed to buy ten-year government bonds during trading in tokyo on monday, pushing the yield down to 0.915%. the level marked a new low since november 2010. the yield is now quoted lower, .910%. the central bank is to hold a policy board meeting on friday. >>> japanese and australian officials have resumed long running trade talks aimed at securing economic partnership agreement. high on the agenda for the four-day meeting is easing tariffs on farm and industrial products. the talks began five years ago, but have been snagged on key differences. australia wants lower tariffs on beef, wheat and other far

. >> the case of the islamic militant who was flown home from the far east to imprisoned and tortured, has taken a new turn. the focus has moved to the british foreign office. his lawyers served papers on jack straw, the uk's foreign secretary back in 2004 when the militant leader was bundled on a plane back to libya. >> mr. straw has the letter and has been given until the 19th of may to respond. unfortunately, it seems that although he clearly said that he had no part in it and knew nothing about it last year, unfortunately it looks as though the response now is going to be the same as the rest of the government, which is neither to confirm nor deny the circumstances. so it might well be that we end up having to ask the court to proceed with the matter. >> the case has its origin in the turbulent downfall of the gadhafi's regime and the looting of his intelligence service headquarters -- of the gaddafi regime. head of counter terrorism had written, noting, "most importantly, i congratulate you on the safe arrival. this was the least we could do to demonstrate the remarkable relation

far east africa correspondent, will ross, sent this report from the north of you guganda. >> desperate families line up for help. known as knodding syndrome, is severely impairs their mental and physical development. the 13-year-old can hardly stand. he has frequent seizures and rarely utters a word. with more than 3000 reported cases in northern uganda, screening centers have been set up. the disease has also been documented in south sudan. scientists are baffled. they do not know what causes it. they have not yet come up with a cure. in the words, badly burned children -- they had seizures when near a cooking fire and were unable to move. >> others are still in critical status -- unable to eat, unable to walk. they are most likely to die. >> driving through these villages, it is absolutely staggering how widespread the problem is. just about every home will stop that, the parents have said one or more of their children are affected. for years, this region was ravaged by war. the lasting legacy is deep poverty. many parents cannot even afford to get their children to a health clinic.

reflection of our city's commitment to not only the history of the population and growth and ties to the far east, but also honors the diverse art we have in the city. so many museums are looking at how they can contribute to not only the residents here, but what i think the nation is on course to do, something that i know charlotte and i talk a lot about, that is promoting our international status, making sure that we have an art museum that appeals to the kids in the tenderloin, to the kids all over the city, to the families we have in the city, but also to be special to our international visitors. i think, n.j., your honor, creating -- i think, jay, creating this and branding is a great thing. last year, there was a financial challenges that occurred all over the world. worldwide economic challenges. if the old models of how you depended on certain bonds or going to be challenged, well, of course they became a challenge to our museum. we got together with the city, the board of supervisors, with the leadership of david chiu, eric mar, got together with the board of directors and, of course, a

us at night with his stories in hong kong as an attorney and his consultations with people in the far east about what an extraordinary area of the world this is and what he expected these nations become. he made that very clear in the period. i thought it was interesting. i had never heard it before. i think that's his gift or contribution. and nixon's great vision of asia mattering to america in the way yeerp mattered between 1941 and 1945 and seeing that arena as the center of development and so forth in decades to come was a tremendous contribution, which is remembered and acknowledged throughout china today. and they often talk about the pain of watching their father go through vietnam and the white house. you've written about the pain you've experienced watching your father go through watergate. your father who julian david lived on the front lines of watergate and they suffered the brutal assaults every bit as much as i did. what was that experience like for you during the latter years of your father's time in the white house? it was difficult because it was terrible for the nation.

military units or inscriptions to know you both together with his wife were sent the farthest to the far east at least picture was taken when grigori was in the team. there but in this picture from a newspaper. you she's face is blurred out. when grigori looked at it and she told him this. i have been deleted here i am no more. three years later the gorey know you both died he was hit by a train but the wife of cars minot number three is certain that her husband committed suicide her main evidence is a note which says. you have always been the best it is not easy to find a woman like you i am sorry the night of believes that her husband could not accept the fact that he had been dismissed from the cosmonaut squad so he chose a different path of the heavens. with god's help today aleksei has a first training session in so-called open space journey ventilation are you comfortable that water is as close to the weightlessness of space as the cause of an ounce can get on earth a spacecraft compartment is put into a pool this simulator is for cosmonauts to learn how to repair a spacecraft and condu

artie's a kaiser report takes a look at how the money to decisions in the far east influenced the global economy . in the story amounts. were one hundred bodies are found every year from people committing suicide they think that by murdering their currency by self inflicting wounds into their own currency supple cook who. somehow this is a noble monetary policy but the result this is throwing the target law the economy under the bus somebody needs to stage an intervention and these japanese policymakers they are suicidal hallmarks. so what's happening in the world of four legged creature has more from our business desk what's the latest data carrie well right now global investors are pricing in fresh concerns about economic growth fueled by yet another bunch of disappointing data coming from china are not helping is the current sentiment about europe with the markets that way any ability of spain to withstand the crisis and this is evident if we look at the asian markets this morning they're open for business as you can see the hang sign is down about six tenths of a percent the nikkei h

booming, but now the government has cut its subsidies for solar plants, and competition from the far east is getting ever tougher. "it is a relatively mature technology now. it can be produced in china or malaysia or elsewhere far more cheaply than in germany, and production is not will be brought in time, that is a problem in terms of competitiveness. the company is the latest in a string of german solar companies to fail. all suffered when the government cut the amount of money paid to operators of solar facilities for the electricity they generate. and a fifth company is facing problems as well. phoenix solar is in financial difficulties, and sought a collapse in its share price this morning. them and no prices guessing what was laying down at least in frankfurt today. here is our markets reporter. >> the bad news from the solar energy sector put some of the shares of this sector heavily under pressure. for example, shares in phoenix solar temporarily lost after 30% -- up to 30% of their value. the bad news of the solar energy companies reminds the market how risk-averse creditors stil

it rattled windows and shook homes from sacramento to bakersfield and as far east as reno and winnemucca. police department were swamped with 911 calls. astronomer thought it was debris from an annual meteor shower but nasa now says it was a random asteroid packing nearly 4 kilo ton of tn. >> you could fell the noise in the chest when it first boom. >> we think this is about the size of an minivan. quite large. >> on average something of this size hits the earth once a year. >> these are tiny rocks recovered from the asteroid. it shattered high in the atmosphere and didn't do any damage but made a lot of people quite averages juice people in new york and pennsylvania are bracing for another dose of unusual spring snow. several counties under a winter storm warning through tomorrow. that's when both states happen to be holding their primary that could obviously affect voter turn out significantly. areas in western pennsylvania received a foot of snow and forecasters there say areas can expect another foot maybe more. this rare spring nor'easter dumped a lot of rain along the east coast. >

it rattled windows and shook homes from sacramento to bakersfield and as far east as reno and winnemucca. police department were swamped with 911 calls. astronomer thought it was debris from an annual meteor shower but nasa now says it was a random asteroid packing nearly 4 kilo ton of tn. >> you could fell the noise in the chest when it first boom. >> we think this is about the size of an minivan. quite large. >> on average something of this size hits the earth once a year. >> these are tiny rocks recovered from the asteroid. it shattered high in the atmosphere and didn't do any damage but made a lot of people quite averages juice people in new york and pennsylvania are bracing for another dose of unusual spring snow. several counties under a winter storm warning through tomorrow. that's when both states happen to be holding their primary that could obviously affect voter turn out significantly. areas in western pennsylvania received a foot of snow and forecasters there say areas can expect another foot maybe more. this rare spring nor'easter dumped a lot of rain along the east coast. >

tandy's horn is almost certainly on the way to the far east now where it's said to have medicinal values. that myth and the brutal trade that it spawned not only her life but the future of her entire species. tandy wanders back into the wild reshaped but alive. she's likely to survive. hundreds more are certain to die this year and next. this mighty creature is vulnerable. itv news, karika park, south africa. >>> now here's your first look at how wall street finished up the day after trade on thursday. the dow closed at 13,060 after losing 14 points yesterday. the s&p was down a fraction. the nasdaq was up 12. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 79 points. while in hong kong the hang seng fell 1 7. >>> the markets close today for the good friday and passover holidays, so investors will have to wait until monday to react to the latest jobs report. when the labor department releases the march data, economists are expecting that the economy added more than 200,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 8.3%. >>> facebook

kaiser reports takes a look at how monetary decisions in the far east and the global economy. there's a story amount. were one hundred bodies are found every year from people committing suicide they think that by nurin their currency by so conflicting wounds into their own currency. could. this somehow this is a noble mode of jury polls but the result is a strong local autonomy under the bus somebody to stage an intervention and the japanese policy makers they are suicidal hold works. but it's time for the latest on the stock market case it's just forced or investors still ongoing katy perry much i really about what we're saying very much of course and that's because a more worrying data coming out of china on the current situation in europe isn't helping matters either with spain's rising borrowing costs let's talk about the gas markets because the bell has rung here in moscow the markets are live and taking us to this day the prime role to take care units are very yes on them i think says that restarts we've got lots of positives so we'll see how the day develops out with al

but there are several great in gnc artie's kaiser report takes a look at how decisions in the far east influence the global economy. here's a story around. one hundred bodies or for every year from people committing suicide they think nurin their currency by so often flipping through their own currency. could. be a noble moral jury polls but result there's a strong leader to target local autonomy under the bus somebody needs to stage an intervention and these japanese policymakers they are superstar all the. products take a look at what's happening in the world of finance these are their scores it's very hard kate what's the latest. well investors they're still on edge still by it worrying data coming out of china and the current sentiment in europe as well it's not helping matters with spain in the spotlight i have the ability to withstand the crisis have a look at the asian markets right there will construct the high signs that exist and i'll sell to china recently reported a six percent decline in direct foreign investment for march she dropped in your face and that's as their econo

there are likely to be more western weapons in the far east as japan opens up its military market with britain vying for trade prime minister david cameron to lead the charge this week joining america and building up an enjoyable civic influence and that will sit well with china and start again it now reports. selling weapons is quickly becoming what britain does best prime minister david cameron unashamedly touting the u.k.'s military hardware only he calls it flying the flag for britain it's seeking to become only the second country other than america to trade arms with japan not only big business but the chance for a crucial foothold in what's clearly a place to be business you know perfectly predictable result of the shifting of focus of american attention and the attention of much of the world to the asia pacific region as china obviously continues to be an economic powerhouse and and even india and other countries in the region for him to actually become more economically dominant i think with that comes he attended attention from the militaries of the u.s. and the u.k. and other

dot com twenty four hours a day it's online including video of a chile rescue in russia's far east ashundreds of fishermen are pulled from adrift think chunk of ice. millions across the world switch the lights off the earth hour event aimed at raising global environmental awareness find more spectacular pictures on our web site r.t. dot com. a twenty year old palestinian was killed when land a protesters clashed with israeli security forces on the palestinian israeli border on friday comes a fortnight after an egyptian mediated truce to stop the violence between the two sides has broken out is paula snare explains. this year the annual land day demonstrations turned violent with one protester killed in gaza several dozen injured across the west bank and at least thirty four people arrested in the event marks the killing back in one nine hundred seventy six of the six palestinians injuring a man confiscation policy of the then israeli government palestinians complain that the israelis took arab land and used it for building israeli settlements and since then this and one event has been

putting video of a chilly rescue in russia's far east as hundreds of fishermen are pulled from a drifting chunk of ice. and of millions across the world switching the lights off for earth hour movie event aimed at raising a global of the mental awareness find more spectacular pictures on our web site. and more on this breaking news that we are receiving just in reports that a small passenger jet has crashed at an airport in the city of two men in russia's ural region thirty nine passengers and two crew members are believed to have been on board the report says that the aircraft was attempting to take off in route to the city of sort of good of course we will bring you more information as we get it and it becomes available. all right now on to some other news making headlines around the world this hour. the u.k. and argentina are marking the thirtieth anniversary of the start of the falklands war memorials are being held to remember the conflict that claimed the lives of six hundred forty nine argentinians and two hundred fifty five british soldiers the anniversary cobs as relations betwee

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iraqi losses skaters of all seven hundred fishermen saved from an ice floe that broke our precious far east coast and took hundreds of people into freezing waters. previously dismissed as rumor claims of a secret cia prison in poland are now being investigated prime minister donald tusk has pledged a thorough probe into existing evidence the previous former intelligence chief is already facing charges former cia officer ray mcgovern explains the significance of the revelations. these high high values suspects were to be given enhanced interrogation techniques and that of course meant that he needed a secure place to do them this story broke in a press many years ago but not until now and the polls pretty much it made it that a small site up there was condoned by the secret service of poland by their intelligence people and by their top officials who chose to call it finally facing up to this problem and holding people accountable accountability is a noun day has been missing from the vocabulary of washington officials and even jurists the us administration has asserted the right to continue

miraculous escape almost seven hundred fishermen saved from an ice floe that broke our precious far east coast taking hundreds of people into freezing waters. so he dismissed as a rumor claims of a secret cia prison in poland are now being investigated prime minister donald tusk pledged a thorough probe into existing evidence the country's former intelligence chief already faces charges from a cia officer ray mcgovern explains the significance of the revelations these high high value suspects were to be given enhanced cherry asian techniques and that of course meant it needed a secure place to do them the story broke in a crash many years ago but not it so now that the polls are pretty much it needed but a small say that there was condoned by the secret service of poland by their intelligence people and by their top officials kudo's to call it so finally facing up to this problem and holding people accountable accountability is a noun that has been missing from the vocabulary of washington officials and even jurists the us administration has asserted the right to continue to do rendition