routine and i went by their booth, and i was looking for the right goat cheese to feature here at grange and basically to become our, you know, true local chee. >> soon after we arrived, chef tuohy came in as a customer and started to purchase our product, and he came for many weeks. probably 3 or 4 or 5 weeks. um, we didn't know who he was. he was just an individual, just another customer. and he was, uh, very complimentary, of course, on our product, and then he introduced himself, uh, who he was and that they were starting the new restaurant downtown. >> sourcing local ingredients has always been at the top of michael's list in terms of planning out his menus at grange, but getting to visit the farm, make his own cheese, and meet the goats behind all of it, well, that was way too much to ignore. and thus a farm friendship was born. >> and so these are the ones that, um, you ordered, that'll go back to the grange with you. so we'll go ahead and wrap these for you here shortly. >> i really, um, take a lot of pride in knowing where my food comes from, knowing the people that produce it,

moving on, russia said it will lift its ban on grange exports starting july 1. kremlin said the market stabilized. ban was introduced last year after a heat wave and drought has september prices surging. >> russia was one of the world's biggest grain exporters before introduced in export ban last summer. the severe drought and heat wave cut the country's glain har vert by almost 40%, leading to fears of domestic shortages. stocks being replenished russian grain will return to global markets july 1. russian prime minister vladimir putin made the decision during a meeting with his deputy. he said the price of wheat tumbled by almost 5%. wheat prices soared after the ban was announced last year, pushing up food prices worldwide. last week we surged to 250 euros a ton, amid-fears of drought in europe and the u.s. the bad weather means traders are maintaining a caution outlook, despite the lifting of the russian ban. white prices are likely to remain high. the e. coli outbreak in europe which killed 14 so far is hitting the business of german farmers hard. consumers

are staying with a girl but let's now move to italy where a similar have grange the sciri title fans of their also married taking to the streets following their side's neil neil joy beast oh my own sounds a knocking along bursts that go since two thousand and four when ends their c.t. arrivals five years in the nation of the domestic championship and it also puts milan. level with on eighteen league titles well that this is the record of twenty seven. in tennis not georgia which is unstoppable this season the posted his thirty first when in twenty eleven and thirty third in nor has he made it into the final of the madrid masters almost bellew ci his latest victim v n c the brazilian who previously eliminated and the mari of them thomas burdick started strongly this time around as well baluchi to her side by six games to four. but that was it the joker pulled back in style securing the next couple of sets six four and six one with a confident eight point. drop on a dull meanwhile has his own winning streak to improve on the spaniard will be moved to a straight victory on clay after be

energy from the same fossil fuel as we got eighteen years ago now that is a tremendous success story grange don't want to. why and you have to wonder why. isn't it better that they should do something in response to this perceived threat from security rather than just leaving it as it is i mean surely any kind of research and development is progressive absolutely so you got to back the the right wants rap gasoline in britain cost about. electricity from just two point three. million it from nuclear two point five percent from colton point eight or nine pick from wind nine point eight pence is crazy and not knowing when generation would be built without subsidy now that's frightening because that's costing us a fortune for something as substandard and when we built all the walls we built and are planning to nuclear generators or one new nuclear generator when you get a generator well dismiss them all. and nuclear is carbon free it doesn't produce you so why would anyone want to do for you. doesn't make sense it doesn't add up it's a political motivation it's nothing to do with efficiency now

cemeteries conventional war veterans from gives you insight and plain tributes some of this part of the grange will see my ninth as a reason to celebrate leaving the soviet period to be a nurse an enduring months of occupation the same georgists ribbon is usually worn as a traditional may the ninth to commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the west and ukrainian capital city of the wolf putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. if you like you do or you don't know that the ribbons were forcibly removed from the chests of those who were heading to the graveyards along with the use of chances such as death to the mosque right nazi salutes hurling ropes and school boards that is how involved marks made the ninth general here in this picture i am a great person like the liberation of this life and the fascists that these people here do not let me come inside the century to lay flowers and he's great this is a. his grace. subsuming surprised even the little girls who had gone zeus to protest on victory

were killed on sunday in an ongoing operation in the north caucuses one policeman died during the grange well earlier this week a senior al qaeda operative was killed in the southern republic of chechnya the turkish born militant known as a villa could is believed to have been the key financier an organizer of terrorist cells in the region could is also said to have played a role in major attacks in russia as well as assaults on only recently you see the lead role after his predecessor was killed by security forces authorities say they're to death a broken record he says make links with international terrorist organizations. coming up here on r.t. setting their sights on the next target french troops in a range of foreign conflicts who report whether there's room for more in syria. sixty six years on russia is getting ready to celebrate victory over nazi germany with more nuts but later in the program. to libya now where the rebels have backtracked on claims that he sold blackens by italy rebel officials had said on saturday that they were expecting a shipment of arms very soon in the de

grang he still lost the ball.t is not even christmas. >> that is not right. >> you can see the fans. "come on, man, give it up." >> like mother, like daughter. i thought it was the other way. daughter, like mother. >> will figure it out. >> people gathered at the 3 9/11 sites after bin laden was dead. >> a group of people who reached the finish line without leaving their bed. >> all interesting stuff this morning. weather-wise, it will feel like summers said. some thunderstorms are possible tonight. some could be strong. >> a life that no-exercise kind of thing. so far so good on your commute. >> fallout from the death of osama bin laden. lawmakers are wondering whether or not pakistan knew where he was. more on that is coming up. >> families of 9/11 victims react to the news.

we're completely happy especially as we march to the grange yeah. i joined the war ninety forty two and starting grudge was the most severe but still always wounded it's and stands over full months in a hospital in the urals area i've been in the army all my life jay i work with the veterans i'm happy with today celebrations the parade was grand the weather was sunny and a lot of people cheered for the victory day people agree just on the streets and. everywhere thank you very. crude indeed a very solemn holiday here in russia of course some twenty seven million soviet lives were lost but like you just heard from those veterans a joyous day all the same celebrations are going to continue throughout the night certainly here in moscow people enjoying this weather strolling around carfree streets is something you don't see very often here in the russian capital and the celebrations will culminate this evening by fireworks display. and have more about what has happened to global cooperation in a sixty six years since world leaders came together to defea

but he doesn't get the money someone like jack dempsey, red grange, just 10 years later and other pro-football players or collegiate who turned pro. these people made fabulous money. he never hit that level. nobody did when he was playing. >> who was mrs. thorpe? >> there were three mrs. thorpe's. one of his classmates at carlisle, iva miller whom he married. >> a white woman. >> white. she claimed to be indian. in order to get into carlisle you had to have what they would call a blood quantum. this is a government instituted thing but because it was a school for indians you were supposed to be american indian and chief fudge the records in god and. she was not really indian at all. they divorced about 1924, 25 and he married freda kirkpatrick who is much younger than he was. he had four children with his first wife. the first son died at about age three which was a horrible horrible tragedy and i think affected him for the rest of his life. three daughter survived. the second wife he has four sons. two of those sons survive today. they were divorced. he and freda in 1939 and he married in 194

la grange, georgia is next. caller: i wanted to say that i'm really glad that obama has been eliminated. and everything. i am concerned now that he's has been took care of who is going to take his place and what kind of attack can we expect from him? i also think it took too long for the military to be able to capture him. i know they have a well thought out plan to capture him and bring justice to everybody but i think they should have thought about this more. after the first year, they were not so gung-ho about trying to get everybody together to get him. i am glad that he is gone now. host: ramon, new mexico, what are your thoughts? caller: first and foremost, i want to say thanks to all our troops, men and women of our armed forces. secondly, i want to caution people as far as them wanting to see the body. if he was shot in the face, as they say, with a high-powered rifle, i don't think most of the country understands the graphic nature of those photographs and i'm not sure what they want to see. secondly, a