the far east sumo tournament in vladivostok.he best wrestlers have gathered across siberia and the far east. maxim has come. >> translator: winning is all that matters to me. i want to win. that's it. >> reporter: maxim advances through the first and second rounds without difficulty. in the final, he prevails by thrusting his opponent out. maxim has won the tournament. >> translator: now i've become champion of the russian far east. my next goal is winning the championship of all russia. i know it's not easy to become a winner, but i will try my best with confidence and continue my training. >> reporter: maxim and his fellow wrestlers will continue training hard in hopes of raising the profile of russian sumo even further. elena solodayka, nhk world. >>> rachel ferguson has the weather team has more on the sigh colonic storm that's on the way to myanmar, rachel? >> yes, we'll get you another update on this cyclone. it is starting to move now. it's picked up the pace and it is moving at ten kilometers per hour. with gusts up at 9

this site is now being described as the main construction side of russia's far east in just two years time this will become the top priority facility in russia the brand new cosmodrome. this will make russia independent mostly independent from the bike of course my drum which is now using and paying an annual rent of six hundred million u.s. dollars of this will also make life easy in terms of political decisions on several occasions blocked the launch of russia's satellites and manned space ships of course when russia will have its own space port here in the far east this problem will no longer exist there will of course be some disadvantages for instance the transportation of the russian carriers to the cosmodrome here in the far east right now it takes several days to deliver them to the baikonur cosmodrome which is two thousand five hundred kilometers away from moscow this side here is five thousand five hundred kilometers from moscow so it will take longer and a little more closely but the advantages which exist in this project of having its russia having its own cosmodrome are m

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construction is in full swing and the russian far east to finish the country's new space launch side the first unmanned launch from the new cosmic drone was expected in two thousand and fifteen with manny more flights to follow r.t. later she ask your reports on what's behind the ambitious project. this site is now being described as the main construction side of russia's far east in just two years time this will become the top priority facility in russia the brand new cosmodrome. this will make russia independent mostly independent from the baikonur cosmodrome which is now using and paying an annual rent of six hundred million us dollars of this will also make life easy in terms of political decisions on several occasions asked on the blocked launch of russia's satellites and manned space ships of course when russia will have its own space port here in the far east this problem will no longer exist but the biggest and the most significant benefit which russia will have from having its own cosmodrome is its lunar program more than half a century since soviet union lost the space race

but when we transport the oil from venezuela to the far east, from nigeria to the far east, and fromn work. analysts tell us that volume of transportation last year expressed in terms of ton mile, that is the distance multiplied by the volume, that increased by 5% to 10% last year. the decrease has been more than outweighed by the increase in out parts of the world. >> then why aren't rates going up? why isn't your stock going up? i don't want to be rude, i'm thrilled that you're here, but that scenario you jouust traced out would mean that the stock should be at $18, not $8. >> but it may come back. it's always darkest before dawn. >> that's real dark for a long time. >> i'm the biggest shareholder of the company and i'm very relaxed on this. and i've invested millions of dollars of my private money, so i really put my money where the mouth is and if i can be a little bit technical, when there are a few ships too many, the rates go down. when there are a few ships too few, rates go up. in the short-term, there is what we economists call inelastic supply. therefore, this may change v

far east taco grill was closed which is better known for stocking food trucks.pectors cited food at temperatures that could make you sick and no hot water. to pass inspection the hot water would have to be at least 110 degrees in d.c. but when we checked that's not even 80 degrees. although when we walked in, workers were at that sink. the manager claimed they were technically closed. you're telling me you're still selling sandwiches. she insisted the hot water heater just needed a little time. you have to wash your hands in hot water and that water is not hot. based upon what we found, d.c. officials did a followup inspection here and found far east taco grill's water at the proper 110 degrees. on rhode island avenue northwest inspectors hit chinese dragon with 16 violations including food at potentially dangerous temperatures and rat droppings described as fresh. got four square? we are checking in taking pictures and leaving tips including details like the rat droppings found here. so you can follow us as we go restaurant to restaurant just by friending me on

where we saw in the far east we've seen demonstrations in the philippines a particularly interesting one about the people demonstrating against the treatment of guest workers saying that they need better pay better conditions all of this going on around the globe on wednesday here in germany it say we have seen one demonstration by the far right turn a little bit nasty at the moment it seems that the anti fascist demonstrators. the baby themselves are now. over across one of the workers clearly have plenty to protest about right now the people of l.b. elated this crosstalk asks if the economic mess has put global capitalism into crisis just so that there's a free market ideology according to which. you know we people go out of business if they can no longer meeting the needs of the market but the free market ideology only works really for poor people i mean for for many years the rich have always been joyed the protection of. the bailout of two thousand and eight was just a. long tradition of such bailouts no no no that's silly look we were doing well when we were a capitalist econom

where we see in the far east we've seen demonstrations in the philippines a particular interest of want about the people demonstrating against the treatment of guest workers saying that they need better pay better conditions all of this going on around the globe on wednesday here in germany say we have seen one demonstration by the far right turn a little bit nasty at the moment it seems that the anti fascist demonstrators are behaving themselves for now or appear all of a fresh start up there from berlin pre-show to. now work is clearly have plenty to protest about right now but we'll be here at nineteen thirty g.m.t. on this channel when crosstalk asks if economic mess is put global capitalism in crisis. so there's a free market ideology according to which they were you know with people go go out of business if they can no longer meet the needs of the market but the free market ideology only works really for poor people i mean for for many years the rich have always been joyed the protection of the state and you know the the bailout of two thousand and eight was just a. long tradition

this fire just broke out in east san jose not far from east ridge mall.east san jose, it started out as a brush fire. we checked with our meteorologist bill martin who says the winds in the area are relatively calm. about 88 degrees, 14 miles per hour. here is bill martin with the conditions there. >> we had the high fire danger. the heat advisory yesterday. things are dried up. in this fire zone area we're looking at live pictures. i can tell you the temperatures in this area about 87 degrees right now. the relative humidity is running any where from 13 to 15%. now that's pretty low. now maureen mentioned the winds and the smoke. there is some breeze out there. this fire is creating a lot of its own wind. the winds near the fire are any where from 15 to 16-miles-an- hour and they're coming from the west northwest. that's the hire humidity direction. that's a cooler direction. that makes sense because when you look at the smoke plume it's blowing south down toward morgan hill. south toward morgan hill. hey maureen from where we can see. it looks like the

the 1950s when the pacific shifted from the warm mode into the cold mode, and europe got cold, the far eastd, those who studied the korean war know how outrageous the weather was, and the same things have been happening in the far east. so basically guys like me get punished for what we know and say, no, no, no, that not happening, and yet if you go back and look, it's not brain surgery, it's not the hardest thing in the world if you have a similar pattern, similar things will happen and that's what is going on. >> neil: assuming this is a pattern, to your greater point, where is it leading us for this spring, this year? i know you have already said it's going to be a busy hurricane season, but explain. >> yes. well, first of all, this pattern is a god send for tornado country. when you drive cold air masses into the deep south you don't get a lot of tornadic activity. the wildfire situation in california is serious but that's because of the ridge over california. that's going to get eradicated in the next several days and that ill improve. as far as summer, not as hot in the midwest and gr

we're seeing a lot of ocean air transported as far east of the delta. that means you're going to stay a little cooler than if we were not to have that beautiful sea breeze. we could be in the mid-90s with a setup like this. today that will keep you cool, 85 for livermore, 76 in fremont. from a sea breeze to blustery winds as we head through your wednesday. gusty wind headed our way especially at the coast and to the higher elevations. an area of low pressure tracks closer and closer to the bay area. if we do get showers, it will be on thursday. this is going to provide a cold morning, 40s and 50s, a little fog and drizzle, if we see shower activity. for the most part to the north of the golden gate bridge. the good news is we will see lower pollen levels. just want to show you this without the clock. 2:00 fm. thursday nice and clear. a chance for a stray shower or two. i think we'll see something. we'll be track thanksgiving for you as we head through the next several days. wednesday and thursday we drop off. look at friday, down right chilly for mid ma

they'll set up a joint venture to drill near the russian far east. the two presidents signed the agreement. apec will take one-third stake in the project. they say the geology of the fields suggest they contain large oil reserves. japanese energy companies have been trying to diversify their sources since the 2011 accident in fukushima. they've been buying up interests in oil fields away from the middle east. >>> a recent trend of the weakening yen has sharply improved the bank of japan's earnings. its profits hit an 11-year high. central bank officials say its operating profits rose to about $11 billion. that's more than double from the previous fiscal year. the yen's decline raised the value of the bank's foreign bond holdings when calculated in yen. the central bank will pay about $5.4 billion of its profit to the government in accordance with the law. the result marks a turnaround between april and september last year, a higher yen caused the central bank to post losses of about $1.7 billion for the period. the weak yen may have helped some balan

time europeans learned of that revelation, the discovery of the americas and the exploration of the far eastevealed that europe wasn't the center of the world. in this time of spiritual crisis provoked by the explosion of knowledge, artists sought new ways of seeing and understanding. the out-thrust left arm of the disciple startled and astonished its first viewers in 1600. it breaks into the space in which we stand. the naturalism of this painting of christ atmmaus by michelangelo merisi, known as caravaggio, was unprecedented. its intention is to convince us we're participants in this astonishing event, god's presence in the flesh we may no longer regard the earth as unique, caravaggio seems to be saying, but god has dwel amongst us. divinity and sanctity are to be found in our midst. caravaggio went out into rome's streets and put people he found there in his paiings. he came to rome from northern italy in the last decade of the 16th century. a range, violent, driven man, he was in permanent revolt against authority. caravaggio was always in trouble with police. he killed a man in a quarr

but once again, the high severe weather threat, particularly in oklahoma, that will stretch out as far east as chicago and out west it looks dry and seasonable in california but hot in the desert southwest with highs around 100. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> well, this morning a wildfire that's burning north of los angeles has been slowed by diminished winds and cooling temperatures. an evacuation order for the area has been lifted. the fire broke out thursday afternoon in the angeles national forest and quickly consumed a thousand acres. the fire destroyed at least one building and threatened water and power facilities. it remains out of control, and the forest service warns the potential for this growth of this wildfire is great. >>> now the secret service says the suspicious letter sent to president obama is similar to the threatening ricin-laced letters sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg, and this morning the fbi is questioning a texas man about the case. tara mergener is in washington with more. tara, good morning. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. yeah, no one h

they might have been tortured as many were in the far east in japan. relationships couldn't pick up where they left off. there was adjustments needing to be made. and i explored a lot of individual story is when that happened. just to give you an example i have a story of a woman that talked terrifically passionately in love with a young man working in london as a young woman she was 18. the relationship took off the end of the war broke out. he was away for five years and was one of the ones who was tortured in japan. meanwhile she had a really interesting time and she joined and was involved in the normandy landings and she had a lot of boyfriends. she didn't know where the first boyfriend was and when the war ended about a year later she got a job at the bbc as an assistant, production assistant and there was a ring at her doorbell and was him and she only just recognized him and they had to be light the spark from where it had almost dwindled to nothing. he was a broken man and she realized the love was still there but nothing else was. she sacrifi

other members to as artie's piece all of the now reports from britain in the west to greece in the east far right groups are making their voices heard. this financial crisis affected everyone and it has allowed the right wing organizations to give people someone to blame for their problems it's those people's fault that is how they were crude. greece has seen

new this morning, far, far away, a powerful 8.3 magnitude earthquake rocked the far east coast of russia today. the quake was centered in the sea of okutz, which is east of russia and north of japan. tremors lasted for five minutes after the quake and were felt 4500 miles away in moscow. many people ran out of buildings and many schools were evacuated. a tsunami warning was issued for the surrounding areas but weigh lifted a short time later. >>> it is 4:34. officials in washington state trying to figure out what caused part of a bridge to collapse and cars plunging into a river below. authorities say it is a miracle no one was killed when a section of the i-5 bridge in mt. vernon came crashing down around 7:00 last night. rescue crews pulled three people from the chilly waters. they are roux ecovering in the hospital this morning. a rescue worker hit the big bridge at some point before the collapse. the brinl dge is a main thoroughfare from mount nt. ver. it runs over the river. both areas are expected to remain shut down as authorities continue their investigation. the bridge was built

look at not just the demonstrate that being taking place right across the whole entire globe in the far east we've seen in the philippines in south korea. in the philippines people protesting to try and get better rights for guest workers in the country some people saying that at the. traitors second class citizens and that they deserve to be to receive full benefits for working in that country also in the middle east in iraq we see demonstrations as well so this is truly a global day of action and it's certainly been a global day of protest right across the whole world and we're expecting more later on. the t. hese or all of her reporting from berlin there live for us here not a thank you while workers clearly have plenty protest about right now people of bell will be here fifteen thirty g.m.t. and cross-talk asks if the economic mess has put global capitalism in crisis. israel is about to add to its fleet of submarines which i thought capable of launching nuclear armed missiles the country still denies possessing atomic weapons although the suspicion is enough to remain a deep source of re

but again, everywhere from texas, oklahoma, north to oklahoma, as far east as illinois could be under the gun. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> meanwhile parts of the midwest are bracing for more flooding. as the severe weather fires up, the national weather service says parts of iowa, missouri, and illinois could see up to six inches of rain by tomorrow. the mississippi and some of its tributaries are already above flood stage. st. louis, which sits where the mississippi and rivers meet could see its worst flooding since 1995. >>> now, in western illinois, floodwaters overwhelmed the campus of carl samburg college on tuesday. water rushed through the door of one building. no injuries were reported though. and relief efforts to help oklahoma victims are picking up steam. ♪ surrounded by a million people i still fill all alone i want to go home ♪ >> blake shelton, an oklahoma native, helped organize yesterday's "healing in the heartland" benefit concert. last week's storm killed 26 people and damaged or destroyed nearly 4,000 homes. >>> serve people including children were kille

other parts of the far east and u.s. and europe growing. over 25% of our buyers last year were brand new to christy's. we have been selling art since 1766. so i think the idea also comes through in this. at the metropolitan museum of art in november, there was an andy warhol exhibit. 500,000 people went through a short period of time. visiting that art. so there's such a huge surge of interest in art around the world. that's driving the demand. >> there's so much i want to ask you, i know susie feels the same way, but i don't want you to leave us without the viewers seeing the pieces on offer this evening. >> yes. time to bid. >> let's start with the pollack. why is it a signal piece and what you expect to get for it. >> you know, his is a perfect example. the estimate between 25 and $35 million. jackson pollack is an establisd and hertified master that's very rare to have a piece like this available. it is a master piece among his masterpieces. it takes an auctioneer and two people to have the bidding go up. it's all transparent. right out

feel this has been truly a global day of action in the far east in the likes of the philippines and in news here there's also the demonstrators at demonstrations as people come out to say that they want better pay better conditions and specially in the philippines there's been a large demonstration promoting trying to raise awareness of the conversations that guest workers in that country have to live in to try to get them better right so a global day of action we're expecting further demonstrations here in the german capital and i'll bring you up to date on all of that as we get it. it's one of the thanks very much for the update while workers clearly have plenty to protest about right now people of bell will be here at a fifteen thirty g.m.t. cross-talk asks if the economic mess has put global capitalism in crisis. israel is about to add to its fleet of submarines which are thought capable of launching new clear on missiles the country still denies possessing atomic weapons well this is special is enough to remain a deep source of regional tension was sufficient to make egypt walk ou

i think there are some great potential there in latin america, out in the far east, there is potential at least for the world economy to show some bright spots to keep things going. but i come back to the same thing, which is that the west has to show it's really sorted its issues out. >> there is a lot of uncertainty at the regulatory environment. what is your take on how the regulatory environment changes or should change to in fact encourage that kind of confidence that we're talk about? >> i think we need two things. first of all, we need a bit of predictability. the second thing, we've got to take a view as policymakers where we say a thriving financial sector is actually the important part of the recovery. in the end, we need banks to lend. we need them to be out there doing, you know, the main street business of lending to companies, giving people the chance to buy and own property, and they have to do it responsibly, of course. but we want to see a bit of that confidence back in the financial sector too. that's where the regulatory side has to be careful we don't flatten a part

so we are looking at the warmest weather far east today. down here not too bad with low 90s once again for gilroy and morgan hill. more mid-60s. average high should just be in the mid-70s so you are well above normal in the south bay, 80 degrees santa cruz. 82 sunnyvale. peninsula numbers pleasant with mid-and upper 70s from menlo park. low 80s for redwood city and near 610 with a little sunshine at you are coast. 20 mile-an-hour west winds later ernoon. upper 60s early, then falling temperatures in san francisco. 84 today forsen only ma. low 80s for vallejo. notice the reds moving farther westward and that brings the warmth to some of our north bay valleys. here very pleasant, 82 in fremont. we have more warm weather for fairfield and pittsburgh today. low 90s. pleasanton, how about 92. if you are going to the giants game, nice and sunny. you will need the sweatshirt with cooler sea breeze this afternoon. upper 60s to the lower 60s. the look ahead today, we have 80s and 90s, but not tomorrow. we will see the sea breeze and less sun. it wil

have a quick look at what's going on for you right now a massive earthquake has struck the russian far east but it appears it's created more off the shelves on the web as opposed to when the country tell you why. plus coming in from the cold russian research by sneer the north pole is seeing out his last days had to r.t. dot com to what is forcing the scientists and by the way. download the official location so. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't work so now with your mobile device you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. welcome back i five years after promising to shut down the kuantan in my prison president obama has finally united specific actions to one day make that a reality. the statement came during a speech where he also made it clear america's war on terror which one taliban has become a key symbol of will be winding down at the same time the u.s. leader defended targeting suspected terrorists with drones as just and necessary a washington correspondent dan has been following obama to address. president obama says he's appoin

don't get away from it even if you're in the mid part of the country or the far east. -- far northwest. if you want sunshine and heat, got to go southwest or southeast. >> just to underscore something you said in your piece. just because we'll see a hyperactive hurricane season, doesn't mean those storms will hit land. >> they could, they could not. noaa doesn't predict whether or not they'll make landfall. just say it's going to be an active season. so many of them could stay out to sea. even though we have a let of hurricanes happening. >> an important bit of context from ginger zee. thank you. >>> and in moore, oklahoma, today, the first funerals for the people killed by that ef-5 tornado and on what would have been the last day of school, some teachers returned to the scene of so much horror three days after that direct hit twister outbreak. abc's byron pitts is there tonight. >> reporter: hi, very good to see you. kindergarten teacher jennifer simons arrived back at plaza towers elementary late today for the first time since monday's tornado. here, where seven children died, her s

trembles shockwave spread through russia with an eight point two magnitude earthquake off the country's far east coast felt thousands of miles away in the capital. and cutting edge technology saves a child's life american doctors perform unprecedented surgery pairing a one year old ways with an implant created on a three d. printer the full story right now on a website called. g.m.o. giant with the backing of a government sowing seeds. around the world breaking the food chain to march against monsanto just may twenty fifth on r.t.e. . good leverage. to build a most sophisticated. mission to teach creation and why you should care about. this is why you should care only. sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. welcome to the big picture. and you face to the war on terror was unveiled by president obama in a major speech on america's national defense policies for the second time in five years he promised to try and shut. but when it came to drone warfare the president appeare

in pakistan sixteen schoolchildren and a teacher of died after a school bus caught far east of the capital islamabad the children were aged between five and fifteen police say seven others injured in the fire were taken to a local hospital reports a gas cylinder also exploded in the blaze. in syria at least twenty four people have been killed in fighting between government forces and rebels in the western city of kut said eighteen of those who died the opposition fighters according to a u.k. based activist group president assad's troops launched an all out offensive on the area week ago this is seen as strategically important for rebels funneling weapons from lebanon which is just ten kilometers to the west. and also in a world of hundreds of left wing activists a march in the berlin suburb of book to mark the anniversary of the murder of an unemployed man did it he was stabbed to death in his home by four right wing extremists who thought he was abusing the welfare system they were later sentenced to between four and thirteen years in prison who has suburb in the north of burning has beco

out in the far east in the asean group of countries. you know, the potential, at least, for the world economy to show some bright spots that start -- keep things going. but i come back to the same thing, which is that the west has to show it's really sorted issues out for the global economy to recover confidence. >> there's a lot of uncertainty about the regulatory environment. what's your take on how the regulatory environment changes or should change to, in fact, encourage that kind of confidence that we're talking about? >> i think we need two things. first of all, we need a bit of predictability. the second thing is i think we've got to take a view as policymakers where we say, a thriving financial sector is actually an important part of the recovery. in the end, we need banks to lend. we need them to be out there doing, you know, the main street business of lending to compan s companies, giving people the chance to buy their own property, and they've got to do it responsibly, but we want to see confidence in the financial sector. t

shock waves through russia with an eye pointing magnitude earthquake off the country's far east coast felt thousands of miles away in the capital and cutting edge technology saves a child's life american doctors before unprecedented surgery repairing a one year old with an implant created on a three d. printer you can get the full story on our website. download you. so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television or it just doesn't work so how would your mobile device you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. and i welcome back a new face to the war on terror was on file by president obama in a major speech on america's national defense policies for the second time in five years he again promised to try to shut guantanamo bay but when it came to drone warfare the president a paid less enthusiastic about change promising any guidelines a washington correspondent. reports. president obama says he's appointing new people new on voice at the state department and the pentagon who will specifically work on the transfers of tunnel detainees

. >> a kron4 earthquake in russia's far east said out tremors that were felt for the bisons of miles. the epicenter was east of the russian coast and north of japan. the quake registered a magnitude of 8.0. it was one of the most seismically active regions in the world. damage or even held in moscow, which is 4,400 mi. away from the epicenter. officials say the added weight or originated 375 mi. under the seabed and its armor so far down, they have the potential to swipe spread quite far. in northern california was hit by a 5.7 earthquake last night. and is video you can see items falling of the cells at a supermarket. the epicenter was centered 6 mi. northwest of green belt that is about 26 mi. from susan bill. there are reports that the earthquake was felt 145 mi. south of downtown sacramento. no reports of damage or injuries so far. there been a number of aftershocks. >> new this morning, a palo alto man wanted over a quadruple murder in the czech republic has been detained by police as he flew into washington d.c.. 20 this year old have been dahlgren was arrested last night. the s

website right now also at all to dot com for this hour a massive earthquake has struck the russian far east but it appears it's created more off the shocks on the web as opposed to the country and we'll tell you why at the website right now also though coming in from the cold a russian research base near the north pole is seeing all of its last days why i'd want to go to call you can find out what's forcing the scientists evacuation. part as promised i've evolved and breaking the set in just a moment. mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range means free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media and on to our teton tom. wealthy british science. sometimes it's because. markets why not it's going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our cheek. to live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food because you know how fabulous i got so many i mean. i know that i've seen the same thing