from the first time tony sang this beautiful love song to every time we hear it sweet sounds after ame, it deepens our love for our home town and for tony bennett. >> ♪ above the blue >> here we are above the blue and windy city been -- sea in your city by the bay. remember 25 years ago, you were to come here and sing with the san francisco symphony for the 50th anniversary of the golden gate bridge -- you were before me at the theater, and you may remember that this place was really filled with people, thousands and thousands of people that came to celebrate. and you could not get through the crowd. so i said, cassette and ok, let's get a helicopter land it in front of city hall -- "ok, let's get a helicopter, led it in front of city hall." they said you were afraid of helicopters, and i said to blindfold you. magically, you got here and sang your song. when you sang "i left my heart in san francisco" and the cascade of fireworks came over the bridge, it was a moment -- i'm getting chill bumps -- it was a moment to remember. >> i wish i were still mayor of san francisco to be able t

first time in denver. romney may be trying to manage expectations and he says the president is a strong debator. >> i think the challenge i'll have in the debate is that the president tends, how shall i say it, say things that are not true. >> it's been another week of attacks in the middle east but romney is talking what they wanted to talk about, jobs and the economy. >> kristen: in pleasant hill, classes are in session as usual after a high-speed chase ended with a shot scene. it started as a traffic stop last night. police chased the two men on 680 and ended in pleasant hill where the suspects truck crashed at an elementary school. they smashed into metal barriers and one suspect made a gesture that made officers think he had a gun. the officers fired but nobody no one was hit. they took both suspects into custody and say they fined drugs in the truck. >> new this morning, a second person has contracted the west nile virus in contra costa county. fogging trucks sprayed in parts of the area. county heal

thousands of people feel the same way. >> the mississippi river, right behind me, opened today for the first time after four days. we're starting to see boats back and forth. i'll have that full forecast in a couple moments. >>> first, we have to get to my other extreme weather team partner this morning. that would be ryan owens, in robert, louisiana. >> reporter: ginger, good morning to you. it is another sleepless night for the 50,000 or so people who live along this river and still cannot come home. the reason, well, it's painfully clear. look behind me. this is the main road in and out of the town of robert, louisiana. it is swamped and so is the town. all eyes on that dam to the north of us in mississippi. we thought earlier in the week, at least parish officials here in louisiana did, that that was about to breach. at this point, authorities up in mississippi are telling us it is still holding. and the good news right now, the lake levels behind that are slowly starting to drop. but officials here in louisiana, not ready to take any chances. they are telling people they still can't come hom

on tv hill. >> the orioles have a much needed day off. >> the ravens will take the field for the first timeonight in their first regular-season game. >> a post convention push. president obama gets a lift in the polls. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. your morning commute. we will let you so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. verizon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pretty obvious. i don't think color matters. pretty obvious. what's pretty obvious about it ? that verizon has the coverage. verizon. verizon. we're going to go to another chart. it doesn't really matter how you present it. it doesn't matter how you present it. verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all other networks combined. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11

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this week fabio capello's charges gearing up to take on northern ireland on friday but for the first time in a long time they'll be no andriy or shove in there after losing the team's captaincy the arsenal attacker was promptly left out of the squad altogether for this weekend's plush it's not believed he could be about to leave london for a permanent move. the thirty one year old feeling to impress an eight bosses anough after a loan move to st petersburg last season british newspaper reports claim arsenal are ready to let arshavin go on a free transfer. while the needs new fifty million dollars. will soon be taken to the field for a portuguese league rival a new team at home in st petersburg but for now the belgian midfielder is focused on helping his national team in the world cup qualifiers the twenty three year old pictured on the right is a busy man these days he'll be in cardiff for a possible wales on friday then it's to club expectations are high and russian after becoming the third biggest european transfer of the season the whole indeed was the first lady's team immediately bec

first time in denver. romney may be trying to manage expectations and he says the president is a strong debator. >> i think the challenge i'll have in the debate is that the president tends, how shall i say it, say things that are not true. >> it's been another week of attacks in the middle east but romney is talking what they wanted to talk about, jobs and the economy. >> kristen: in pleasant hill, classes are in session as usual after a high-speed chase ended with a shot scene. it started as a traffic stop last night. police chased the two men on 680 and ended in pleasant hill where the suspects truck crashed at an elementary school. they smashed into metal barriers and one suspect made a gesture that made officers think he had a gun. the officers fired but nobody no one was hit. they took both suspects into custody and say they fined drugs in the truck. >> new this morning, a second person has contracted the west nile virus in contra costa county. fogging trucks sprayed in parts of the area. county heal

president obama led a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m., the time the first plane struck the north tower. and later, laid a wreath during a tribute at the pentagon, where 184 people were killed. >> this is never an easy day, but it is especially difficult for all of you. >> reporter: in shanksville, pennsylvania, vice president biden comforted families. while in nevada, mitt romney struck a patriotic tone. during an appearance at the national guards conference. >> we remember with heavy hearts the tragic loss of life. and we express thankfulness to the men and women who responded to that tragedy. >> reporter: 11 years later, in many places, this anniversary seems more private than public. many communities like glenrock, new jersey which lost 11 residents chose not to hold a formal observance for the first time. >> ronald call fazio, sr. >> reporter: this always will be a deeply personal day for those who lost loved ones, like rob fazio. who says the stories he heard about his father's heroism, while trapped on the 99th floor in his office, has given him a sense of purpose. >> countless p

first time for young fans and the first time in a while for a lot of older fans, but it's also the first time for the new voice of camden yards, ryan wagner. >> to be able to tell people i'm the voice of orioles park , the place that i grew up spending summers watching baseball and call ripken and mike and jeffrey and all those guys that were my heroes, to now get to announce it at the park, to welcome a new generation of fans, to the greatest ballpark in the country is very special. this has everything to do with buck and guys on the field to. be in the chair and have a front row seat for the summer has been remarkable. as a baltimore kid this was sort of the ultimate achievement. i grew up and was born in a house that is right in front of the park. being in the press box, there is no cheering in the press box. you are talking to a fan. for me, i get caught up in the emotions of the game just like any fan that's here in the stand. this job is so unique and something i never dreamed in a million years i would be doing. there is only 30 guys and a girl, 29 twice and a girl in major league

now he's speaking out for the first time...sat down with 60 minutes, but for security reasons, both his appearance and his voice were altered. owen says: most siinificant operations in us hhstory, and its sometting that i believe deserves to be told right and dessrves to go in a book and stand for itself" but not everyone agrees...mann says: "the aaerican public doesn't need to know exactly what happened in that building" the pentagon has gone as far as threatening legal action against owwn for an alleged violation of non-disclossre agreements. that's because the manuscript was not submitted for a pre- ppblication security review. zaid says: "it doesn't even matter if there is classified information in the book if there's an obligation for pre-pub (pre-publishedd you have to abide by it because you have to give the government the opportunity to see if in fact there is classified information." owen suggests the book just tells a story and does not spill classified information. owen says: "im not talking secrets, im not talking t

he is speaking out for the first time.wen sat down with 60 minutes but for security reasons, both his appearance and his voice were altered. >> this operation was one of the most significant operations in u.s. history and it is something that i believe deserves to be told right and deserves to go in a book and stand for itself. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. >> the american public doesn't need to know what happened exactly in that building. >> reporter: the pentagon as gone as far as threatening legal action for an alleged violation of nondisclosure agreements. that because the manuscript was not submitted for prepublication security review. >> it doesn't matter if there is classified information. if there is an obligation to submit it, have you to abide by it. have you to give the government the opportunity to see if there is classified information. >> reporter: owen suggests the book just tells a story and doesn't spill classified information. >> not talking secrets or tactics. i don't even get into any of that stuff

the first time i said no. >> jay: did you say no the first time? >> no, i said yes. liam is a great guy. we all love liam. >> jay: liam hemsworth from "the hunger games." >> great young man. >> jay: okay. >> he did ask. >> jay: were you surprised -- she's pretty young. >> she's pretty young, yeah, but you know what? she's happy, and it's good to see her happy. that's what i care most about. [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: i have to ask you about the new hairstyle. tell me about this. what do you think? >> i think she's beautiful. i think she's beautiful. she did come to me afterwards and ask if i had any tips. i kind of tinkered around with it. i have something she might want to -- just check this out. [ laughter ] >> jay: now, let me ask you about this. mr. broadway. tell me about this. not a lot of country guys aspire to go to broadway. this something you always wanted to do, or was it something that came out of the blue like, hey, that might be a a cool idea. how did it all come about? >> i thought it would be a a great challenge and great opportunity to become a

first time for that. >> last time? >> i don't know. >> now that he's out, i think he's going to mellow out. if he don't, he'll come back for life. like you said, this is no way to live. this sucks. >> it does suck. i don't want to see you come back either. >> no, i'm not. >> 17 weeks, i don't want to see your face. >> you'll never see me again, maybe at the mall or something. i'll be doing my thing. but, nah, i ain't never coming back. it was always because i was always drinking and raising hell. i'm done with that. ain't no worry here. >> ray is working towards his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole, he's not allowed to visit ray in prison. but they do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out. he writes me this letter yesterday and he tells me at the end of the letter because i call him neil and i call him killden. you just can call me dad and i'll give you a pass when you get out. i'm gonna get you. we're probably going in the

closed lower than 18 dollars for the first time.hat is down 53% from its ipo in may. >>> in premarket trading facebook stock is up a little bit. almost 2%. back above that 18 dollar mark. we will keep an eye on that. >>> a u.s. judge has ruled a lawsuit against the parent companies of american airlines and united over the 9/11 attacks can move forward. world trade center properties is asking for more than 8.4 billion dollars in damage from the airlines. that is the estimated cost of replacing the twin towers. the lawsuit alleges the airline's negligence allowed terrorists to hijack the planes that flew into the world trade center. attorneys for the airlines argued the lawsuit should not move forward because world trade center properties has already received more than 4 billion dollars from insurance companies. >>> 4:47 is the time. flying coach on united airlines is about to get a little more cramped, the company announced plans to install slimmer seats on 150 of its planes to fit more passengers. the seats will be reduced from 18 t

the first time i actually. i was fifteen at the time it was. like you know. you want to know. till the. time. how did you miss the states take because i would get a letter to be executed. we all had to go. visit him for two days. to see. one of your parents. contribute traumatise you know we're. we're we're about. to write a letter to our daughter. you know wife. normally you know when you're ready to write a minute you just said just you just write but when we sit down and we start to write a letter that i want to hand you know because. you know. this is the first appearance of thomas after numerous years of isolation shot by a spanish television crew in one thousand nine hundred ninety. s. was forty. eight you know. a murder there more than four hundred inmates alone. in a four square metres a misstep through their many black people many hispanic people and many people without lawyers they have nothing else to do but wait the more time goes by the more they drown in solitude time is never ending but death comes closer by the minute in the year one thousand nine hundred nine.

time here on r.t. do join me then the world weather is next. in his first t.v. interview since his inauguration. you might just as well i'm look at one time tomorrow all of its inmates and bring them to syria to do the fighting the way they're practically the same calling to people. speaks exclusively to r.t. .

the first time the government has issued two straight downgrades since it lowered assessments for five straight months from october 2008 to february 2009. this time, analysts lowered their assessment forren dus trel production from flat to in a weak turn. this is dew to fall in production of items such as electronic parts. the government also lowered its assessment for private consumption, saying it is flat and weakening. this is attributed to a drop in automobile sales. >>> people across the arab world are leaving their homes and their offices and heading out into the streets. protests against an american-made anti-islamic film are growing. the growing turmoil follows tuesday's attack on a u.s. consulate in libya which killed the ambassador and three other staff. demonstrators in yemen are also targeting american diplomatic missions. they gathered in front of the heavily guarded u.s. embassy in sanaa. they chanted religious slogans. some threw stones at the building or attempted to climb over the walls. embassy staff say one person was killed and five were wounded after yemeni securit

and that's for the first time. the first time ever that we spelled out what statehood meant to the district of columbia. the disappointment is that for the first time in 20 years, we're not able to speak from the podium. >> do you feel that you have been snubbed in that way? >> we have not been given the priority we always had. for 20 years, it turns out because i'm the one who represents the district, i have been able to have a few minutes at the podium. what they say, of course, is that the time this year has been down to three days instead of four days. and we believe that for that reason, the district was eliminated. that's not acceptable to us because it indicates that we're not the priority that we should be. the republican platform expressed absolute hostility to the district even with a new plank for statehood but it's not acceptable either for the democrats to be indifferent to our rights or to give us any lower priority than they have in the past 20 years. >> all right. d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton

it is a great occasion and historic when it is the first time the city is passing the two-year budget with all of the disciplinary things and others that watch our fiscal responsibility along with the board of supervisors, a great day to celebrate. i want to recognize and think, beginning with the board president david chiu, thank you for working very closely with us. for carmen, who was assigned by board president to lead the effort again this year on the budget. and for the other members of the board of supervisors that have engaged directly with us. supervisors avalos, kim, elsbernd, cohen. and the department heads that worked very hard with us. i see of they cisneros, who the police chief and our fire chief. barbara garcia and trent have worked extremely closely with us because of the tremendous pressure that we feel at the state level and the national of bochum, trying to get a really good conversation about how we can make sure that the community based organizations that provide invaluable service to us are taken care of and working in collaboration with us. hall of the a jar wo

for the first time in that state's history, maybe even the first time ever, a female took the field in a high school football game as quarterback. we're going to hear from her coming up. >> good for her. >>> we're going to begin with isaac. no longer a hurricane. but still wreaking havoc this morning. here, we see the storm track. the remnants are coming further north and bringing dangerous rain to the northwest this morning. take a look at these pictures. new flooding overnight, in alabama, arkansas, mississippi and missouri. let's get the latest from our extreme weather team, starting with meteorologist ginger zee in new orleans. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, everyone. to florida, through alabama, parts of mississippi, and now new orleans, my crew and i have had a long week covering isaac. at least seven deaths attributed to that slow-moving storm. and now, it still isn't done with us. isaac's idle leftovers are now pounding the midwest. overnight, flash floods in arkansas left 5,000 people without power. missouri and illinois, bracing for impact. they'll get up to six inche

i remember the first time i was in your presence. age nine.on your surface, you enchanted me and i never quite recovered. i did not truly fall in love until i spent my 22nd birthday with you. i explore the depths of chinatown. i toured the rock and froze my but off at a giants game in june. i was hooked. unfortunately, i had plans. plans with that boy in missouri, but how i was wrong to leave you. when i found out he was cheating, i ran to you and you took me in without asking questions. i packed my bags and never looked back. every day, i love you more and more. you had made me the happiest girl in the world and given me a real love. i want to spend my life with you exploring every corner and the depths of your soul. i cannot imagine being with any other city. thank you for saving my life. you truly did. sign your is, until the big one kills us all" -- [laughter] "andy." andy is with us, too. andy lives in the haight. right there. thank you for your love letter to the city. now, i believe we are ready to take a trip down memory lane and check

but now the author is speaking out for the first time. former navy seal who goes by the name of marcoen and on 60 minutes explaining why he wrote a book about the top secret raid that killed osama bin laden. for security ropes, owens' appearance and voice were altered on the show. >> this operation was one of the most significant operations in u.s. history and it is something that i believe deserve today told right and deserved to go in a book and stand for itself. i'm not talking secrets. i'm he not talking tactics. i don't even get into any of that stuff. but i try to give the reader a sense of what it is like to be there. >> now, in recent weeks, owen has received death threats. the pentagon has also said they may file charges against him since the manuscript was not submitted for a prepublication security review. >>> weather fit for a good jog. up next, thousands of people hit the streets of d.c. sunday for an annual event. gwen, certainly a nice morning for a jog too. >> definitely. i think the days ahead will be just compatible for

. >>> time for the forecast. it's the first day of fall. it's coming in like a lion. meteorologist ginger zee is all over the story. >> i want to begin with the time it happened. 10:49 eastern time, fall officially arrives. and it certainly feels like it in some places. look how frosty it is. 43 minneapolis this morning. bismarck in the low 20s. that type of cold is going to settle in for tomorrow morning. i'll be showing you that in a couple of moments. talk about a lion. indianapolis saw summer out with a severe thunderstorm that brought up to a foot-deep hail in some places. that's not snow. even though it did snow in duluth, that's not snow. this is minneapolis, where large, golf ball-sized hail fell. now, we have to go across the nation, though, because the rest of that severe weather is going to march east. and include places like d.c., philly, new york and albany today. later this afternoon, through the evening hours, i need everyone from the mid-atlantic to the northeast, in these hi highly-populated areas that hail could fall. also damaging winds. let's go bac

for the first time in decades, the u.s. and egypt may be allies?nt obama told the telemundo station. that would be a dramatic change in u.s. policy. here listen. >> i don't think that we would consider them an ally, but we don't consider them an enemy. they are a new government that is trying to find its way. >> shep: the president last night and muddling the situation even further today, white house spokesman said everyone is focusing too much on the word ally, that the word ally is a, quote, legal term of art. >> who knew? >> shep: ed henry is at the white house. is this mixed mentales or what is it. >> a little bit because just yesterday the president did that 60 minutes interview and said that his republican rival, mitt romney, shoots first and aims later. in this case, the president suggested egypt is not an ally. you mentioned what jay carney said, to confuse matters more. it turns out if you check u.s. law dating back to the 1980s, in in fact, egypt and other nation, a handful, are labeled specifically allies, which gives them special status

it's not the first time they've tried it. in fact, its third time the seattle-based company has considered selling wine online. the reason amazon thinks the third time could be the charm is because it will be essentially a portal for wineries to showcase the wines while the wineries themselves will deal with the sales, shipping and legal hurdles. so it could be a reality in the next few months. >> can i give them some suggestions? >> the jessica list. >> i'll get back to you on that. there. >> is a wine named after your last name. i think it's in the east bay. >> ooh, i haven't gotten any. >> i tasted it. it was good. you should know. >> thank you. >>> let's get a quick look maybe at the seven-day forecast? >> yes, there it is. >> it will be hot. >> h-o-t. >> thanks, jeff. >> see you back here at 6:00. >> bye-bye.

the first time since '08 no film managed to mark the $10 million mark. the weekend after labor day is typically slow, but this weekend's grosses were down -- get this, todd -- a whopping 20% from last year. the only new movie to make money was "the words." it raises box office questions about bradley cooper who notched his second straight flop. >>> speak of flop "the cold light of day" had a long sit on the studio shelf before finally being released earned just $1 million. bad weekend at the box office. >>> according to "people" magazine, ryan reynolds and blake lively were married last night on a plantation outside of charleston, south carolina. wasn't he just married to somebody? >> i don't keep track -- you better keep track of this. >> no, i don't. i think he was married, like to scarlett johansson not that long ago, right? >> he's doing all right. not to be that guy. but i like the idea of getting married near charleston. we'll take it there. >> way to dig yourself out of that hole. >>> this now comes to us from wjar nbc 10 news in providence, rhode

for the first time in 15 years, baltimore sports teams have two teams to care about in september. >> it is the best time right now. it is the best baseball has been in my lifetime. >> it is all i can think about. >> the ravens several the lately, as purple friday has become a tradition. with the orioles pushing for the playoffs, city hall was lit up orange. so was the mission building. who are you more excited about? >> it is a tossup. we finally got some orioles success. this will be a great night at the ballpark. >> it has been 10, 15 years since we have done this well. it is great. finally we are in first place. >> orange and purple might not be the most fashionable combo. check out the colorful kicks of item jones. would you rather have a raven super bowl or an orioles world series? >> let us take both. >> my grandbaby is to the last night of the world series. i hope i get both. how about that? >> i like that. if the bad news is the yankees and one tonight. the good news is 40,000 people packed camden yards. most of them who were our fans. >> that is good news. what are you more

charge is gearing up to take on northern ireland in a world cup qualifier on friday but for the first time in a long time there will be no they're after these new teams captaincy the arsenal are talking was promptly left out of the squad altogether for this weekend's clash it's now believed he could be about to leave london for a permanent move to. the thirty one year old feeling term president boss is enough after a long move to simply give berg last season british newspaper reports claiming arsenal are ready for that arshad and go on a free transfer. was a neat new fifty million dollars. will be settling down up north soon as he prepares to take the field with former portuguese league rival a new team at hulk incent petersburg but for now the belgian midfielder is focused on helping his national team in the world cup qualifiers the twenty three year old pictured on the right is a busy man these days as he gets to travel to cardiff with this come potteries this week for about the with wales that take place on friday expectations are also going to be huge once he arrives in russia as he be

for the first time in 79 years, a washington baseball team is headed to the playoffs. they clinched that spot within the last hour. >> tonight we've got team coverage of this monumental occasion for our team. matt jablow is hanging out with the fans, but first let's gets to dave owens. >> reporter: derek, i'll tell you what, 30,000 plus showed up at nats park here tonight to witness a little history. and i think they saw it. check that out, huh? nats playoffs 2012. i tell you what, whoever thought those words would be put in the same sentence. let's take a look at some of the video from the game tonight. it was a beautiful night for baseball. i'll tell you, the weather broke. it was absolutely perfect. a lot of guys getting into the act. danny espinosa. doubles to the wall. he scores ian desmond, the birthday boy. nats get a solid performance from ross detwiler as well pitching wise. and we can say it, it's official, nats playoffs here we go. >> what's the big deal? [ laughing ] >> it was fun, but it's not what i had my eye on. it's a nice step to get here. but, you kn

i was in little rock, arkansas, and we were on our way for the first time in my life.and he said, "why don't we do this in san francisco?" i said ok, and i have no idea, but there was a bartender who said, cassette and i don't mean to interrupt your rehearsal, but if you record that song, i'm going to be the first customer -- "i don't mean to interrupt your rehearsal, but if you record that song, i'm going to be the first customer." as i started singing it, the people came up and said, "you have to record the song immediately." i always thought it would be a local song in the area, but the fact that it has become such an international song throughout the world -- everybody loves it, and they love this city. it reminds me of one time when i was playing the fairmont hotel, gorbachev from russia with here and travel throughout the whole united states and in front of the company could tell, i was listening to him speak about san francisco. he said, "i traveled to every city in the united states, and i was disappointed with what i saw. there was not one city that i liked, b

it is advertise first time in the big house. let it go, man. >> i did "harvey" on broadway. as really nice to come back to l.a. to start work. that was like seven weeks ago now. there is no better way to enjoy one city than to see the other one. one job took me to new york and now i'm back in l.a. they highlight each other's good qualities. craig: what happened to you, man if? >> what do you mean? craig: you're being all positive and upbeat. >> i was? craig: i like a little bit of cynicism. >> you'll have it. i really kind of thought i'm going to go -- i'm going to be nice. [laughter] craig: i don't know, jim. it is kind of freaking me out. like you found a religion or something. i'm going to be pleasant no matter what happens. >> i found religion. i mean, i'm here. this is the church i come to. craig: don't call this place a church. >> not in a bad way. craig: churches are excellent, america! [applause] no, i mean don't call -- never mind. >> why? craig: so new york was nice then? did you have nice pizza? did it smell of pee-pee? not the pizza. >> sometimes you smell urine.

and maryland loses for the first time in career, 24-21. they head to west virginia next week. >>> georgia tech playing host to virginia. the yellow jackets creating quite a buzz early on. pun intended. textbook play from scrimmage. the first one, ken washington has plenty of time to pass. finds zac lassski all alone and goes 70 yards for the touchdown. that is the beginning of a very long day for virginia head coach mike london. third quarter we go, georgia tech leading 35-7. this time, washington runs the option, and this is the touchdown. washington runs for three scores. throws for another. and virginia dominated by georgia tech, 56-20. it is the most points virginia has ever given up against georgia tech. >>> frank beamer, 13th ranked virginia tech facing the winless panthers. this punt here at their own six. and breaks it up the sideline. and two defenders converge. look at the block by ronnie van dyke. he wipes them both out. jarrett on his way to a 94-yard return. so that would cut a deficit to 21-10. later in the third quarter, pitt

comes together once again in demonstration of public sector workers joining the rallies for the first time people are calling for both political and social reforms. or at a time for the world of you know neal good to see you today you've got a lot to talk about saturdays are always busy for your world of sports and plenty to ponder for the big guns of international rugby today that's right summer is very busy a couple of matches not already finished because it is early of course around europe but over in a strange new zealand the local teams doing well but only just rory in their ongoing rugby championship we've got more not interest the sec. thanks for joining us this is the sports today plenty ahead of the next ten eleven minutes or so including this. feeling blue hulk and i see action and we didn't eat for the first time but they can't stop the same petersburg side from losing being leapfrogged up the top by f.c. tarik. four from for the all blacks stayed perfect in the inaugural rugby championship but only after a close four thing against south africa. strength in numbers fueled by rus

opposition is set for nationwide marches as public sector workers prepare to join their rallies for the first time. the u.k. orders a probe into why fuel costs are kept high even when oil prices drop with traders and city speculators accused of breaking the market. one pm in the russian capital watching r.t. with me josh welcome to the program a few hours crowds attacking american embassies across the islamic world are refusing to scale down the protests which continue to claim lives in age of demonstrators angry over a u.s. made mocking islam are in a stand off with police for a fourth day our disposal here is in cairo. the situation certainly is a lot calm and quiet safe here in front of the american embassy in cairo the called has been pushed back white out of this area although there are still a few hundreds on on saturday morning but certainly nothing like the scenes we were witnessing over the prostitute days there is still a pretty strange though of tear gas in the area if you look behind me you will see the security barrier that the security forces pulled on friday morning and this was to

not only was it the first time that the g.t. championship had come to russia but also for the first time dishy both the g.t. one world championships and the mostly amateur g.t. three european championships lined up together on the same grid. despite bad weather and little knowledge of the newly built raceway track the drivers were quick to adapt belgian audi club team w party completed a solid g.t. one qualifying race florence one full and still fun for the telly secured ball position well oliver jarvis and frank steep finished third at the same time g.t. three championship leaders maximillian burke and dominic bowman won the battle with the treacherous conditions to take the first race when that first time we were assisted to do wanker guys. yeah i had a lot of fun it was not easy to go on contact with them just to do my race my target was to get a good gap to the good of the attitude is very guys but overall it was a great race meanwhile nova drive a pair more tim and saves a company claim they made in g t three victory in an

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and it would involve a religious test for the first time in american life. xample that the president cites. i believe in prayer. my family prays. we've never had any difficulty finding time to pray. but do we want a constitutional amendment adopted of the kind proposed by the president that gets the local politicians into the business of selecting prayers that our children must either recite in school or be embarrassed and asked to excuse themselves? who would write the prayer? what would it say? how would it be resolved when those disputes occur? it seems to me that a moment's reflection tells you why the united states senate turned that amendment down, because it will undermine the practice of honest faith in our country by politicizing it. we don't want that. >> thank you, mr. mondale. our time is up for this round. we go into the second round of our questioning, begin again with jim wieghart. jim? >> after that discussion, this may be like going from the sublime to the ridiculous, but here goes. i have a political question for you, mr. mondale. polls indi

first and goal. no time-outs. >> cris: i would be looking for somebody other than calvin johnson on this throw. you know the kind of attention he is going to get. someone else is going to get one-on-one coverage and you have to be able to take advantage. >> referee: time-out, san francisco. 30-second time-out. >> al: they want to look over their defense after seeing what detroit was showing as their look. johnson in the slot. what a job harbaugh has done. trying to recaptured the glory days from the '80s and '90s were the glory days here. george seifert took over for bill walsh. the most recent decade they were okay and then they fell off the shelf for about seven years. and harbaugh comes over and gets them to the nfc championship game last year and going back to the top of the show and a lot of the power poles you see today. you rank them 1 through 32. the niners are either on the top or in the top three. >> cris: you don't go to green bay and win on opening day and turn around and beat another playoff tea

he tried it twice and might have worked arguably the first time to get us out of the panic, the secondnot much obviously. but what about this time? >> what reason is there to believe it would happen this time? >> he said this time it's unlimited. not going to end. every year, 40 billion a month right now, if that doesn't work, we'll buy another 40 and we'll buy another and another until it finally works. >> two things have to happen that haven't happened in the last four years, banks have to take this money and start lending it to productive projects. >> instead of sitting on the balance sheets. and borrowers have to take risks by taking out loans and putting them into productive projects. why hasn't that already been happening the past four years? there's no reason why banks shouldn't be lending and borrowers shouldn't be borrowing. there is a reason, that's because they're uncertain whether they will make money on both sides of the loan. >> because of the tax, the tax policy, regulatory policy and other government policies, which are separate from monetary policy. okay. but mary, the

the first time was under fdr where growth was 8.4%. the second time was under ronald reagan where economic growth was 3.4%. the third time was under bill clinton where the economic growth was 3.9%. right now it's 1.7%. that's the latest reading we have. next year is estimated to be 2.3%. it is just not feasible that over the course of four years starting from the next presidential term that 12 million jobs are going to be created. why did the democrats get on that bandwagon? >> well, i'm afraid you're not right. >> about what? >> i think stephanie cutter was accurately quoting what the consensus of expert economists -- >> that's not what i asked you. that's not what i asked you. >> half of them are democrats. there will be -- my expectation is that 12 million plus or minus a bit, one never knows precisely, is a reasonable forecast, and i think what you're not recognizing when you're so pessimistic is that the fact that we are in this valley means we have much more room to climb, and there's much more room for jobs to expand -- increase,