en el otro partido, la juventus tambien de visita supero 3-0 a celtic glasgow de escocia.idos mas, shakhtar donetsk recibe al borussia dortmund y real madrid al manchester united el comite olimpico internacional determino que uno de los deportes mas antiguos de la historia, no seguira en competencia. el coi eliminÓ hoy a la lucha del programa olÍmpico, una decisiÓn sorpresiva que borra uno de los deportes ma s antiguos de los juegos del 2020. la junta del coi tomÓ la decisiÓn luego de evaluar los 26 deportes en el programa olÍmpico actual. la lucha, que combina las categorÍas libre y grecorromana, estaba en el programa desde los primeros juegos modernos de 1896 en atenas. la junta voto Ó despuÉs de revisar un informe de la comisiÓn de programa deportivo del coi, que analizÓ 39 puntos, incluyendo los niveles de audiencia de televisiÓn, la venta de entradas, las poli Íticas antidopaje y la participaciÓn y popularidad mundial del deporte. la decisiÓn final de los 15 miembros de la junta tambiÉn estaba sujeta a factores poli Íticos, emocionales y sentimentales. los Últimos dep

en el otro partido, la juventus tambien de visita supero 3-0 a celtic glasgow de escocia.real madrid al manchester united el boxeador mexicano erick morales fue acusado por la agencia antidopaje de estados unidos por haber usado clembuterol en la pelea de octubre pasado. ante el norteamericano danny garcÍa, en donde cayÓ por nocaut en el cuarto round. la agencia seÑalÓ que se encontrÓ "evidencia suficiente de una violaciÓn de las reglas anti-doping". segÚn la usada morales podri Ía estar suspendido por dos aÑos. mientras tanto erik ' 'el terrible' morales, anunciÓ que no lo objetarÁ y dijo que se apresta a realizar al menos una pelea de despedida en mÉxico, donde no aplican automÁticamente las sanciones de la agencia antidopaje de estados unidos. esta noche les tendremos resultados de copa libertadore s y mucho mas, los esperamos solo a las once. para finalizar esta edicion de noticias les recuerdo que si le gustaria asistir al concierto de arkangel, zion y lennox, rakim y ken y- y lobo - atencion- porque noticias washington le invita a participar para ganarse un paquete d

glasgow the amount -- they mounted a picket line. many programs on the radio five line and the non-news programs elsewhere have continued normally. they are disappointed -- the bbc had declared their disappointed that the unions have taken strike action and say that industrial action cannot alter the fact that they have significant savings targets and have a need to make significant progress in reducing the need for compulsory redundancies. they say that taking action in belfast and elsewhere to defend jobs in quality journalism. >> there is an agreement on redeployment. we find ourselves sitting strike action for the future of the bbc. >> union members walked out at midnight. managers are hoping the strike will end later tonight. >> london fashion week, a time when the world's top designers the -- descend on england. for the top brands being exhibited, there is the problem of what to do over the global markets of fake goods. our correspondent has been out and about investigating this most lucrative of trades. >> more than 1300 shops

church's reputation following a string of child abuse and corruption allegations all t's are going to glasgow has more. he has received a rather walled warm standoff from the people as on thursday people have poured out onto this streets by the vatican and on to st peter's square when the pope did his last drive by in the pope on bill of course a lot of people came to see that thousands upon thousands and then of course it's also it was also there when the cardinals tother arrived in rome in order to prepare for the selection of the new pope and that is going to happen actually rather soon because unlike in previous times cardinals do not have to wait for certain period of humility after the recent poll but has died and basically that was one of the major changes that have been that the sixteenth has put forth before stepping down but a lot of people are wondering exactly why is it the sixteenth has decided to resign and of course you have to remember the badly scandals the recent scandals involving sex abuse committed by the catholic priests of course there are also accusations of the fact t

. >>> directly between glasgow and edinburgh scotland is shotts, the farming village that dots the isle'sentral interior. but just beyond grazing sheep is a much more foreboding presence. this is hmp, her majesty's prison, shotts, a maximum security prison that houses more than 500 of scotland's most violent prisoners. >> all the prisoners will be serving four years and offer. that means they've committed a serious crime. 52% of the prisoners here now are serving a life sentence. most life sentences are given for murder. so we have a lot of murderers here. >> many of the men committed for murder here are in their 20s and claim drugs played a role in their crime. >> this man's crimes made headlines. >> so you were a drug dealer? >> but hutchison was a drug dealer with a sadistic streak. he's serving a 25 to life sentence for two murders, attempted murder, kidnapping and torture. >> aye. >> chris was very flippant when describing his crimes and he had this odd habit when there was a break in the interview of sort of half singing a song and belching. ♪ >> but as we probed deeper into his cri

people's lives at risk when others talk of a possible prohibition in the skies as a reporter artes in a glasgow has discovered. please make sure your seat belts are fastened the tray table is securely stowed and the passenger next to you is not intoxicated out of his mind passport ticket and alcohol of course there's a lot of there wasn't for heavy drinking on board but that doesn't stop many passengers if there is a will there is always a way to sneak that bottle on the plane. recently cases of unruly drunks have been springing up one after another one man attacked a police officer in the v.i.p.'s zone in the moscow airport thinking he was still in another country a different man if the four year old businessman on his way to the egyptian resort of god lit up a cigarette and literally hit back at a flight attendant who tried to stop him the confrontation spiraled into an all out brawl on board should anybody have known table long pretty much he was demanding something crazy he was forcing himself into a cockpit everyone was trying to hold him back and he was yelling let me and forcing his way

take us into more depth i suppose with the history of events like these so for now we're going to glasgow thank you all see but later in the program and i'm talking about the one and only lindsay frons who can i join us here in the studios ultimately about how people reacted here also you know we've been getting in i suppose an impress. and hear that there was actually a feeling over relief from people when they actually found out what this was absolutely it can be hard to imagine feeling any sort of relief in the face of a meteor crash really in your backyard but if you look at the history of the area here we've got video of the zinc factory that was hit and just blown out if you can imagine waking up to this you look at the history of the area this is essentially a giant nuclear facility there are seven nuclear plants here that produce fuel so it's a very it's a dangerous it's very big danger zone during soviet era it was it was basically a nuclear test site very heavily protected and so you can imagine that what residents thought was either an attack on a manmade disaster because that

us into more more depth i suppose with the history of events like these so for now we're going to glasgow thank you all see but later in the program and i'm talking about the one and only lindsey france you can join us here in the studios ultimately about how people reacted here also you know we've been getting a. there's an impression here that there was actually a feeling over relief from people when they actually found out what this was absolutely it can be hard to imagine feeling any sort of relief in the face of a meteor crash really in your backyard but if you look at the history of the area here we've got video of the zinc factory that was hit and just blown out if you can imagine waking up to this if you look at the history of the area this is essentially a giant nuclear facility there are seven nuclear plants here that produce fuel so it's a very dangerous it's a very big danger zone during soviet era it was it was basically a nuclear test site very heavily protected and so you can imagine that what residents thought was either an attack or a manmade disaster because it would hav

the judge just denied that attempt to put james glasgow in the witness stand to answer questions aboutspects of the trial. the judge said no. we expect to hear the judge's ruling on this new trial motion by the defense team, which is not expected to go over, then the sentencing phase of the day is expected to begin later in the afternoon with drew peterson himself expected to speak. we asked about any taped or written remarks he may have gotten down on paper to help him through that and we were told those would not be available. drew peterson apparently will speak before he's sentenced. >> this will tick along quickly. steve brown, we may check back,. >>> in syria, a mortar attack kills a professional soccer player and injurying several others. it exploded near a stadium and killed a 19-year-old player. this a day after another pair of mortar strikes hit one of bashar al-assad pals palaces, the war is threatening to consume the capital city. >>> the woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend in arizona spent more than a week on the stand without getting to the moments of actually when h

. >> reporter: glasgow said it was the most satisfying moment in his prosecution career.e also says they will soon be taking a look at stacey peterson case as well. >> steve brown outside the courthouse in joliet. for the first time prosecutors had their chance to question the woman accused of shooting her boyfriend, stabbing him 27 times and slitting his throat from ear to ear. they got right to her memory or apparent lack thereof. yesterday, jodi arias talked about the day back in 2008 when her ex-body slammed her against the bathroom tiles. she said she ran and grabbed his gun which went off after he lunged at her. she says she can't remember stabbing him or are even teaing a knife to his throat. when the prosecutor pressed her listen to what jodi arias had to say to him. >> you say that you have memory problems but it dehe pends on the circumstance, right? >> that's right. >> and give me the factorsers i don't want to know about a specific circumstance. what factors influenced your having a memory problem? >> usually when men like you are screaming at me or grilling m

my scottish geography probably isn't brilliant, but kilmarnock i think is sort of southwest of glasgowit is indeed. yes. sounds like you're from that part of the world. i am. originally, yes, i am from there. so does that mean you've known this clock a long time? i have known it all my life. i have, because it was my father's wedding present to my mother in 1939 and i was born in 1941 and grew up with this clock. my father was very musical. he had a lovely, lovely singing voice, and he was very keen that i should learn to play the piano, and he insisted i practice half an hour every night from 6:00 till half past. and i used to practice the piano with one eye on the clock and one eye on the music practicing my piano. as soon as it was half past 6:00 the lid went down on the piano and i said that's it. this thing literally watched over you the whole time. it did. it did. and does it bring any other memories back other than those of it watching over you? well, my mother, she had hidey holes all over the house for money, and one of her hidey holes was inside the clock. down in here? insid

and in glasgow, the audience was like this. and in the stage -- they went -- audience like this. could feel, even though i was underwater, i could feel the audience wanting to run up and grab me out of it. because they actually feel for me as alan. they think i'm going to be harmed. >> jimmy: we don't want you harmed at all. were you holding your breath? a trick. >> it's a houdini-esque moment. >> jimmy: oh. >> but it's scary, though. and then also, oh, i forgot what i was going to say. >> jimmy: oh, that's all right. [ laughter ] is your memory getting affected by this play? it might have been. i'm nervous. i want to go see you in this but i'm afraid i like you too much. >> oh, i know what i was going to say. i actually -- you know, yesterday i saw -- i opened "the new york times" and there was a big full page ad. and i immediately rushed upstairs and started going over my lines. >> jimmy: because it's happening. >> because it's actually happening. you have to do it. when you see the ad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that means it's actually happening. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i have to -- b

they even tried to call the prosecutor, james glasgow, after a brief hearing on that matter, the judge're wondering what the defendant has been been doing, we have seen him through a spotter sitting in a courtroom often hunched over, at times with his eyes closed and maybe dozing. tomorrow we expect to hear him speak. he spoke a lot when he was accused or suspected of being involved in up with of his wives' disappearances and/or deaths. tomorrow he's expected to speak before sentencing. it will go like this, the judge will rule, he's expected to rule against the new trial. they'll go into the sentencing phase. family, then peterson speaks, then the sentence. 20 to 60 years is the range. bill. >> bill: we'll see you then. thank you. steve brown in joliet, illinois tonight. >>> so the infamous barefoot bandit is back in trouble with johnny law. prosecutors in washington state today filing new charges against the young man who led investigators on that two-year cross-country crime spree. colton harris moore is now 21. he is serving seven years in prison for stealing boats and planes and c

glasgow police department. four-wheel trucks were brought to help get us to the site. >> reporter: all five worked for the vein guys. they do surgery for people who have varicose veins. one of the survivors we're told is in critical condition. no word yet on the other one, jon. a faa spokeswoman says the agency is investigating to try to find out the cause of that crash. back to you. jon: so sad, rick folbaum thank you. jenna: we take you to south africa, now bombshells in the murder case against olympian oscar pistorius. he's accuse of killing his girl friend on valentine's day the pros is suffering a major below, a twist to this case. the lead investigator is being replaced after it was revealed he faces a momented murder charges of his own. greg palkot is live from the courthouse in south africa with more. >> reporter: that's right another strange twist in this oscar pistorius murder case. we were inside the courtroom today for day three of the bail hearing. we actually spoke with the detective in question.

when we sit down at our conference tables, nothing like glasgow, there's not a laptop in the place. there's only a pad of paper and a pencil to take, to take notes with. it's about the last place in town, the town of washington, d.c., where the officeholder actually do their own work. [laughter] [applause] >> we don't, we don't have -- i have four large -- for law clerks, a chamber eight and two secretaries that hold me up and i'm totally dependent on. but that's what we are. it's that small, that's eight of us. going to do any congress, congressional office and you will find huge staff. so that way of operating, i hope, will never change. now, some things, people complained that we allow only half-hour a side for arguments. now, i do not think we would benefit from more time. after all, it is the written part, it's the record, it's what the judges in the courts that previously heard the case have said. it's their writing that we start with and that stays with us when we go back to chambers. so oral argument, while it is important, it's seldom determines the outcome. of a case. so i