why is education and finland -- wise education in finland so successful? what is the real answer? >> it is very much appreciated. >> appreciated? by the general public? >> by the general public and as a means to have a decent life. >> so, you are not so much concerned, i gather if i am hearing you correctly, not so much with scores and statistics, but more as a total human being? >> yes. that is the point. we do not use any standardized tests. >> would you say that again out loud? >> we do not use any standardized tests in finland. actually, we have won a standardized test. which is the examination after secondary school. >> towards the end of their time at secondary schools? >> yes. >> i gather tests are not important. rankings are not important. no? rankings are not important. i gather competition is not important. the school system? >> no. no again. if you would like to make a comparison, the differences between schools is a modest one in finland. so, we come to think that every school last to be a quality school with quality teachers. it will be the nearest one. the difference

. >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on extra cars in finland or on windmills in china? was it a good idea to borrow all

and in finland he is considered a fan knee pack. and she is so sharp she sneezes throwing stars. ann coulter, political commentator. her latest book is called mug, the true story of how swiss miss was america's favorite hot chocolate. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. >> so should eva be forced to leava? team obama can't be happy with eva longoria's f-up. the poor man susan lucci retweeted a crude comment which read. >> i have no idea why any woman, slash minority would vote for romney.

studies show it prevents it but this one comes from finland. they looked at over 1,000 men and found if you're taking lycopene, which is in tomatoes, there's almost 59% lower risk of stroke. amazing. you know where this is more effective? the first stop of the journey because it prevents inflammation, it's antioccidentals, almost like a scavenger. tomatoes, how much do you need? 2 to 3 portions a week. the question is what if you cook that? would you lose the effectiveness? no. it's still effective. good for your heart, prevents stroke and -- >> you can have raw tomatoes -- tomatoes sauce. >> i want to know in ketchup counts. >> not unless you're a young child. antioxidants are good for you. they say have a colorful plate, fruits and vegetables but there's something about tomatoes and lycopenes. they stop cells from getting inflamed and damaged. that has the same thing in common with lower cholesterol. statin drugs. lipitor, crestor. they decrease inflammation. tomatoes participate in this. if you decrease inflammation, you don't get the clots,

there's a very high social status to being a teacher in finland. my question, if that's what they've got right and we haven't got yet, what do we do, what practically can policymakers do to elevate that, the teaching profession so people really do want? i would open it to anybody, but bob, if you would start off. >> i do think that this issue of actually trying to raise standards of the much more selective even at the front end about who can get into a teacher preparation program, whether it's university-based or not, is a piece of the strategy. i do think that making, and our context, here it really is a big context difference, but because in most other countries once you come in, because they control insurance and have high entrance standards, once you're in your in. is not a question of having to pass through three years and then qualify for tenure. i actually think our not taking the tenure process seriously here is, has huge consequences. and not paying any attention to performance either around the tenure decision or around role differentiati

researchers in finland followed more than a thousand men over twelve years.e most lyopene in their bloodstream were the least likely to have a stroke. the researchers say lycopene acted as an antioxidant reduced inflammation and prevented blood clotting. eating tomatoes may reduce your risk of having a stroke. tomatoes contain a chemical called lycopene, also found in peppers and watermelons.. and a new study finds a diet rich in lycopene can cut the risk of stroke by more than half. researchers in finland followed more than a thousand men over twelve years. they report those with the most lyopene in their bloodstream were the least likely to have a stroke. the researchers say lycopene acted as an antioxidant reduced inflammation and prevented blood clotting. lunchbreak is next. we are making a hearty spaghetti and smoked pancetta dish. i've worked hard to build my family. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care with vesi

the panel looks at finland's approach in raising the standards of teachers election. the aspen institute host this portion that took place yesterday. it's about an hour. >> welcome to the aspen institute. my name is ross wiener, i'm vice president and executive director of education society program. and our behalf of our department of grudges go of education and american enterprise institute, welcome to today's panel discussion on education reform. so, the last 30 years in education policy in this country, it's been dominated by standards and accountability reform. and while we have made some modest progress, especially in elementary and math, we really haven't made the kind of dramatic progress we want to see. and really it leaves us with a status quo in terms of achievement and equity that is not sustainable, not acceptable morally, socially and economically increasingly. so and even with those results with current education policies are large enough how do we get better at the standards and accountability of work that we've been trying to do over these last 30 year

how many people -- finland. how many people do they have in finland? about five million, right? finland has a completely different political system, they have a parliamentary system, we have a separation of powers system. they have a completely different labor relations system where contracts are bargained up here, and there are no fat contracts filled with work rules that are imposed on the schools. in fact, the schools have a great deal of autonomy. everything is different when it comes to collective bargaining and how it operates. they have a very different culture there. they have very few poor people in finland. everything is different. so if you say, oh, they have unions, that doesn't say anything about the role unions play there, number one, and number two, it doesn't say anything about whether that role could be transplanted to the united states. and that same thing follows for every single country that you can point to. >> okay. and by the way, i was going to save this for later, but i'll put in a little commercial for a big fordham study coming out in two weeks on the

. >> wasn't a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on electric cars in finland or windmills in china? >> that's mostly false according to politifact. >> this has been a talking point for many republican than they have just glossed over and really twisted the details of these things. >> the vice-president may have been doing some twisting of his own when he made this comment about the approach to medicare. >> their ideas are old and bad. they eliminate the guarantee of medicare. >> that is rated as half true. >> it's a matter of debate and how you define guarantee. >> they would change the nature of the program. >> there was some truth to what both candidates had to say last night reading most of their claims in the partially true category. >> getting back to the discussion on libya, what else did they find? >> they say the claim by the vice-president is mostly false because the state department, part of the administration, did not about the request for more security at the consulate where the ambassador was killed. the white house said today when he said they were not told, he meant t

currently in finland ahead of the european council summit, the finnish prime minister played down the importance of the eu's achievement. >> we had the two world wars. the we had european civil wars. >> the three main figureheads will accept the prize when it is awarded in oslo in december. >> our european affairs correspondent joins us from brussels. what was your response? >> generally, surprise and amazement. this came out of left field. politics and seeming to going to the trenches, as it were, so it sounded like a joke. if you ask me for my initial reaction, i now know at the end of this long day of celebration and surprise that most people, including senior officials, were in much the same position. they had no inkling that this was likely to come out a winner, as it were. it's been a bizarre day. >> when you see how leaders react, you get the feeling that they are somewhat reluctant to show that they are happy. they almost feel guilty considering what is going on in the eurozone right now. >> this peace prize is all about recognizing 60 years of reconciliation across europe. fo

wife carrying originated in finland.h pair navigates the widow maker. surprise, surprise. the fins had the fastest time to the finish, just under 53 seconds to complete the almost three-football-of field-long course. >> yes, we won, but it was very tough. >> reporter: this couple were already the four-time world champs of wife carrying and, no, she's not his wife. he's a lawyer. she's a nanny. first place prize? five times the female's weight in beer and five times her weight in cash. which means christina weighs in at 106 pounds.

couples raced through an obstacle course and the winning team from finland has won the world championship the past four years in a row. okay. >>> and now for a look at your weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. what's the secret? >> my wife's been carrying me for like a decade now. >> and what does she get for that? what is the prize? >> i'm not sure. i'm just glad that she keeps coming back. well, good morning, everyone. as far as the forecast went this weekend, it all got our attention. i saw some people with hats and gloves on this weekend. the cold front swept all the way down to the gulf coast and finally the south got a little bit of that relief. highs were only in the 50s. we only hit 51 in chicago yesterday. 54 in new york. florida was one of the only hot spots on the map. even there cooling things off during the day today. how cold sit greeting you as you head out the door this morning? we're in the 30s from texas to oklahoma all the way through great lakes. we're in the 40 this is the big cities in the mid-atlantic in. the suburbs in the upper 30s to low 40s. thankfully

now, this potent front is going to be moving through france and up towards finland today. still wet and breezy across the british isles. then we have a developing system here over the central mediterranean. italy you'll see some intense storms here today as well. elsewhere they're looking dry and fine. nice warm and sunny in the siberian peninsula. loss of temperatures here in the mid to low teens. all right, here's your extended forecast. >>> our top story this hour, u.s. military personnel in japan are preparing to fly the osprey aircraft south to okinawa for deployment. troops have been test flying the 12 aircraft at the air station in western japan. they will now transport them to okinawa's marine air station. personnel plan to deploy them in october. japanese and u.s. officials agreed on safety measures to reassure locals' concerned with the past history. they will avoid flying over high populated areas. locals in okinawa were out to protest the osprey's deployment. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining

. >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on electric cars in finland or on windmills in china? >> this was exactly what we needed to stop us from going off the cliff. >> reporter: can a middle class tax hike be prevented if the wealthy get a tax cut? >> it's not mathematically possible. >> it is mathematically possible. it's been done before. >> it has never been done before. >> reporter: on the style side, biden smiled a lot. ryan, a debate rookie, kept his cool. so did ryan add to the romney momentum or did biden help put the obama campaign back on track? now the pollsters go to work to try to figure o that out while voters digest the second of four debates. danville, kentucky, i'm steve handles men, nbc news, lynn, back to you. >>> steve, thanks so much. nbc's andrea mitchell led our truth squad in danville last night with a fact check of the debate. she started with the deadly september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi and paul ryan accusing the obama administration not correctly protecting the personnel. >> what we should not be doing is rejecting claims for

which publish child pornography and similar materials should be shut down in other countries like finland or a denmark and so on have similar laws. or let's take a look at another a commendation if your moods they want us to reinstate the ninety good coffee as a member of the state duma. while they criticize the duma for taking this decision without a proper judicial procedure as required by russian law. but you know the lawmakers who voted for such or a commendation clearly haven't read the russian law on state duma deputies but of peace in the us now article four says in black and white on water grounds a deputy may be stripped of his mandate and what the procedure is just a nobody in the duma has accused not a good call for administrative let alone criminal offenses. but why then do we need a court decision to the duma made this decision based on article four of the law deputies are strictly in compliance with the procedure defined by the law says. russian state duma chairman spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay with us please continue to. brighten. things. for

and then, for finland, down through the baltic states. another round of heavy rain. strong wind. temperatures are going to be falling as well. we head into the weekend. 14 degrees in berlin. and 16 in london. 21 in paris. going to fall down by 5 degrees into the weekend. even through, bucharest. going to warm up to 27, saturday. sunday. then dramatically fall done to 17 degrees at the start of the week. i will leave you with your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and one more story before we go. some 80,000 fans of a world famous south korean rapper, danced late into the night at a free concert in seoul. ♪ gangnam style >> the singer, psy played "gangnam style" and performs a horse riding dance during the number. it's become a worldwide phenomenon and gone viral on the internet. the song is number two on the u.s. billboard chart. if it reaches the top, the first number one song by an asian artist in about half a century. japan's artist hit number one in 1963, with his song, tsukiaki. >>> that's all for now on this edition of newsline. i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much fo

calls raced through an obstacle course and the winning team from finland has won the world championship the past four years. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather forecast. the whole thing is not fair. i was reading online and they don't even need to be married. they just have to be man and woman, period. >> wow. what's going to happen next? >> you and i could go. we could compete. we're like office spouses. >> good morning everyone. hope you had a wonderful weekend. warm temperatures. much of the nation experienced the first blast of the fall season. call it an arctic blast if you want, all the way down from canada. the cold air plunged down to the gulf coast. the jet stream doing a big huge dip, going all the way down through texas. on the back side of it, we have what we call a rex block which is a meteorological term where the jet stream is not moving much. we're waiting for the cut-off low. that will be the next thing to impact the weather in southern california. it's now spinning right in here, just barely movi

iceland has held the top spot for four years in a row followed by finland and norway. the united states came 22nd. china was 69th. >>> people in japan's north east are focused on overcoming the challenges of the 2011 disaster. but it won't be easy. they have to rebuild homes, businesses, entire communities. we'll show you their struggles an ahead. everies when day at 1:00 p.m., japan thim here ime. here on "newsline." >>> a japanese conductor is trying to lift spirits with a lift of his baton. he staged a concert with an orchestra. those from kosovo from war in the 1990s. those from japan more recently. kosovo is trying to recover from an ethnic civil war that ended a decade ago. the conductor traveled to kosovo five years ago and started an orchestra. their music uplifted audiences in kosovo and, he thought they should do the same thing in japan. many here are still depond eent after 2011 disaster. though natural disasters and wars are natural calamities people endure the same hardships and can encourage each other. ♪ >> the conductor had the japanese children's song

strong wind, over, southern finland and baltimorec states. toward russia. the northcoast of poland.k behind it, a large, low-pressure system is approaching from the atlantic it is going to produce stormy weather, the northern half of the iberian peninsula by wednesday night. temperatures are looking quite mild, despite the rain in lisbon, 27 degrees. meanwhile, looking comfortable. 15 in london. 27 in paris. toward the east. dropping into single digitsen moscow as well as stockholm. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i am yuko aotani in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the hour, so do join us then. tha thank you very much for watching.

followed 1,000 men in finland and tested their blood. people with the highest amounts in their blood, 55% less likely to have a stroke. nutritionists say you can get more from tomatoes if you cook them. there you go. we said fruit, because tomatoes are a fruit. >> maybe another spaghetti. >> it was 55 today. that is the average high for thanksgiving. >> is the heat on in your house? >> i did turn it on. >> i did, too. folks in the newsroom made fun of me, but i did, too. let's take a live look outside. it's our michael and son weather cam. high was 55. we are still 53 downtown. dew point in the low 40s. the winds are out of the north. winds will be north or northeasterly tonight and tomorrow. and that will keep the temperatures down and keep these low clouds in place. here's a welcome look at the radar. a little bit of yellows earlier, that is all left through hagerstown into pennsylvania. now we are left with some light green activity. we'll tell you where everything is right now. it's light as you go up 270, enough to wet the roads. it

thunderstorms today, moving into towards finland. stretching down across northern france. there as it noth there its another low-pressure system. short term heavy rain in across southern portions of england. elsewhere, clear, calm. however, out across the southeast, around the black sea region, you will be seeing some thunder, lightning. maybe intense thunderstorms here. temperature thousands are not too bad. out east. looking in the upper teens. 20 degrees. we have 12 degrees in stockholm. little cooler here. but, down across the mediterranean. 29 in athens. actually see one more burst of warmth in the next couple days here in the southeast. leave you now to your extended forecast. >>> our top story once again. barack obama and mitt romney have met for their first debate. one month ahead of the presidential election. they spent most of their time are gug ov arguing over the economy. the debate took place in denver, colorado, one of the few battleground states that could decide the election. candidates concentrated on how to revive the economy. >> the only way to meet gove

i'm in the city but up in the mountains there's the caucasus reserve which is literally the size of finland so i've met up with one very experienced. and when you are off on a bench. it's fair to say that if you're driving up here then you're in for a bumpy ride so you might be lucky and find some time ago but mostly it's just to try it on drugs fortunately alexei's wonderfully named was it is up to the toughest . most muddled look like much of this is spin spin on this the seconds and. we're going up and down to crash the blasts. is still going. to be also much for. trying. you know it's. just a couple of days in the caucuses reserve had time for the mountains the biosphere here is filled with unique flora and fauna some of the best hiking trails in the country. but getting to them wasn't going to be easy especially as there are plenty of places that even the wozzeck can't go. james take this one place it'll be my bike. i'm on the blue one. to get into the forest we need to cross the nearby river but a long road paul's like these you need to be careful where you're putting the wheels. on t

heavy rain and strong winds in the southern scandinavian peninsula is now moving through southern finland and the baltic states. that continues to head towards the east. and the associated front is delivering ongoing rain in southern france. central france, southern germany, and the alpine region. as much as 100 millimeters of rain has been recorded. that's more than the rainfall for all of october here. out west the slow moving -- rapid moving, fast moving low pressure system is now effecting iceland with heavy rain and gusty winds. those conditions will also spread to ireland by wednesday night. temperatures are looking quite mild across many locations, but still on the hot side in lisbon with high of 27. here's the extended forecast. >>> one more story before we go. a flock of wild swans have arrived at a bird park in western japan. a sure sign that winter is coming soon. whistling swans migrate to japan from the coast of russia's about arctic for wintering. officials found seven swans in the pond on tuesday. they arrived one week earlier than last year. the swans are expected to stay

this is crew from "how amazing shots" i believe they're out of finland.uy up there on a bridge. from way downtown, it's good. do you take this basket wherever you go. or do you find baskets and make something out of it? >> i thought the exact same thing. they've got this basketball hoop in some pretty obscure places. >> they take it to new heights. high up on a bridge, high up on the roof of a house. >> they're about to get even higher. they make the world's highest shot. now i can't confirm that. this is their claim. they say they're on a ski jump. they say they're almost 230 feet up. >> boom, he makes it, when you hear how excited he gets, i think you might change your mind. >> it's like the sound of a kung fu movie. >> awww! >> steven when you're drinking soda, always a good idea to use a straw. >> why? >> it keeps your teeth white. you can protect your enamel from some of the acid in sodas. >> a little feminine to drink soda from a can with a straw. >> that's why i have this video. i'm going to show you sip a soda from a straw, like a sir. >> it's dif

couples raced through a 278 yard obstacle course and the winning team from finland has won the world championship for the past four years. now for a look at the national weather, we turn to bill karins with a weather channel forecast. four years in a row, what's their secret? what are they doing? >> maybe they have a good relationship and conversations? i don't know. >> they're practicing. >> maybe she's light and he's fast. >> good morning, everyone. temperatures with a big plunge arrived as advertised. this is pretty much what we've been waiting for. what's unusual about this is it's been so warm this year. we've been off the charts with the drought and everything. this is really the first below average temperatures we've experienced in months upon months. now that the cool air has arrived and gotten everyone's attention, it is unusually cold. yesterday only highs were in the 50s all the way down to dallas. very rare for this time of year. we're still in the beginning of october. the sun is still pretty strong. with the chilly nights like this, even a strong sun has trouble warming

these exchange system started back in two thousand and nine as a board to finland women between the two countries it's not only about playing hockey together my thought is just the medium it's what brings us together we all love the sport we all play it we play it you know a little differently but at the end of the day it's still i saw but it gets us all on the same page and then from there we start communicating and bring in our cultures together sport has often proved to be ineffective with schemes including changes bring people together in something they both enjoy each morning actually improves cultural understanding and so this experience may remain with the young players in ways even more memorable than ice hockey can send in by the party. and number future and fans there are no doubt that is your sport i'll see you in just under two hours time. well for the. money it's technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've dumped the future covered. the gold fever. turns thousands into slaves. but also among other involved in the monsoon and since i started work

researchers followed about 1,000 men in finland and tested their blood for lycopene found in tomatoes tomato-based foods. people with the highest amounts of lycopene in their blood were 55% less likely to have a stroke. >> lycopene is an anti-oxidant so it may help prevent damage to the walls of our blood vessels. >> reporter: nutritionists say you can get more lycopene from a tomato by cooking it. it breaks down the tomato's cell walls and makes it easier for your body to absorb the anti-oxidants. more research is needed to confirm the study's results. but experts say everyone should still eat more than 5 servings of fruits and vegetables to stay healthy. >> we're not just talking about stroke. we're talking about high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, heart disease. a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables can help prevent chronic disease. >> reporter: seth says he is glad what's for dinner could help his health. >> probably pizza, maybe pasta. >> reporter: his grandfather died from a stroke so he is hoping this new research could prevent one. vinita nair for cbs news, new york

. >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on electric cars in finland or wind mills in china? >> this is what we needed to stop us from going off the cliff. >> can a middle class tax hike be prevented? >> it's not math matticly possible. >> it is. it's been done before. it's precisely what we're proposing. >> biden smiled a lot. ryan a debate rookie kept his cool. >> did ryan add to the romney momentum or did biden get the obama campaign back on track? now the pollsters go to work, as they try to digest this second debate. from danville, kentucky i'm steve handlesman, nbc bay area news. >>> a heyward girl who disappeared 24 years ago. find out how investigators made that discovery. >>> plus, struggling students losing money to financial aide fees they did not expect. see how some are profiting while others are paying the price. >>> and the space shuttle endeavor on the move again. coming up, we'll show you the trek to get the shuttle to its final destination. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. we're seeing the system we've been tracking now for days, finally moving off to

several were entries that i think you know really doing norway for example is good you know is really finland is good you know there are some countries that is showing that they are showing to other countries that it is possible it is possible to have you know fall. free expression possibilities and at the same time you know societies can we call it an example of the fact that it is possible to maintain order in a democratic country without trying to influence the media are going to go beyond this because when when a country in difficult government and democratic country tries to tries to somehow control the media it's not always because the person is just because they want to to control him to control him to keep the situations going or is under control is a fortunate not government doesn't want to control really dear you know i'm very realistic you know i'm not trying to promote utopian approach of free expression but what i look at is a real example and cases of intimidation harassment of. your colleagues in your country and within fifty six participating states and there is almost no one

produced heavy rain and strong winds in the southern scandinavian peninsula is moving through southern finland and the baltic. heavy rain in southern france, central france and the alpine region. 100 millimeters of rain has been recorded in parts of southern germany. out west slow moving -- i should say rapid moving fast moving low pressure system affecting iceland with heavy rain and gusty winds and the conditions will spread to the islands as well as the northern half of the iberian peninsula by wednesday night. temperatures are looking nice across many locations and still on the hot side in lisbon with a high of 27. here is the extended forecast. >>> one more story before we leave you. a flock of wild swans have arrived at a bird park in western japan, a sure sign that winter is coming soon. whistling swans that migrate to japan from the coasts of russia's ant arctic in autumn for winters. they found seven swans on tuesday. they arrived one week earlier than last year. the swans are kbpd to stay there until they fly back to russia next march. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." do

thing i talk about in the book is instead of making our prussian model like the prussian model in finlandh korea, we should make our prussian model an american model which is more focused on the creativity and innovation and more focus on, look, if you failed that is not going the mean that you are stupid, but you need to work harder, because we want you to master the concept. >> sal khan, i love exponents and prussians, and i love to have you over for a chat. thanks for dropping by. the book is great, and any parent can really get a lot out of it. thank you, sir. >>> up next, guess how much money the u.s. government spend s for every dollar it spends? the number will shock you. online outfit piccolo headphones buy now broadway show megapixels place to sleep little roadster war and peace deep sea diving ninja app hipster glasses 5% cash back sign up to get 5% everywhere online through december. only from discover. ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with ad

researchers followed about 1,000 men in finland and tested their blood for lycopene found in tomatoes and tomato-based foods. people with the highest amounts of lycopene in their blood why 55% less likely to have a stroke. >> lycopene is an anti-oxidant so it may help prevent damage to the walls of our blood vessels. >> reporter: nutritionists say you can get more lycopene from a tomato by cooking it. it breaks down the tomato's cell walls and makes it easier for your body to absorb the anti-oxidants. more research is needed to confirm the study's results. but experts say everyone should still eat more than five servings of fruits and vegetables to stay healthy. >> we're not just talking about stroke. we're talking about high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, heart disease. a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables, can help prevent chronic disease. >> reporter: seth says he is glad what's for dinner could help his health. >> probably pizza, maybe pasta. >> reporter: his grandfather died from a stroke so he is hoping this new research could prevent one. venita nair for cbs news, n

. >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on electricing cars in finland or windmills in china? >> this is exactly what we needed to stop us from going off a cliff. >> reporter: can a middle tax health hike be prevented? >> not mathematically possible. >> it is, it's been done before. >> it has never been done before. >> reporter: on the style side, biden smiled. a lot. ryan a debate rookie kept his cool. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, danville, kentucky. >> both campaigns are holing their own debate watch parties across virginia tonight. the republicans set up their office in arlington to watch paul ryan work in the debate. one of mitt romney's son, ben, stopped by to meet with voters there. democrats gathered at a watch party in fairfax to watch biden's debate performance. this is at one of the campaign call centers where volunteers raise support for their candidate. tonight the phones were mostly quiet while they watched the action in kentucky. >>> now to a developing story in maryland. several families are out of their homes after fire destroyed one townhouse and damaged t

these exchange system started back in two thousand and nine as a board to finland women between the two countries it's not only about playing hockey together my thought is just the medium it's what brings us together we all love the sport we all play it and we play it you know a little differently but at the end of the day it's still i saw but it gets us all on the same page and then from there we start communicating and bring in our cultures together sport has often proved to be ineffective with schemes including changes bringing people together in something they both enjoy which more naturally improves cultural understanding and so this experience may remain with the young players in ways even more memorable than ice hockey can send in by the party. that is all from the water spore hail not safe and now but there is plenty malaysia . download the official ati application to self choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's t.v. is not required to watch our two all you need is your mobile device to watch r.t. any time. you know sometimes you see a story