ron hubbard the leader of the visitor church have been declared illegal here in russia. but first the russian foreign minister has highlighted double standards at the u.n. over the organization's approach to the arab world so again lavrov says the crisis in syria and yemen are provoking vastly different and unjustified approaches are just peter all over reports from moscow. mr lavrov was addressing a meeting of the foreign affairs committee of the duma just behind me you know he highlighted and said so really where russia stands concerning the ongoing situations in the arab world though he gets outside what he sees as the western desire for regime change in the middle east saying that this was unacceptable and the russians would not support it and any circumstances he also went on to highlight the fact that this was actually against international law. russia's feels a little disappointed to say the least about the way. the the situation in libya has progressed russia of course abstaining from the vote on the u.n. resolution that allowed international intervention there a

ron hubbard the founder of the church have been ruled extremist and anti social. is outside the scientology headquarters in moscow. scientology here in russia and indeed in many countries around the world has proved controversial lots of debate about whether it should actually be considered a religion there are lots of countries do you think scientology is actually more of a cult or sex now this court decision we saw today concerns the banning of all of the books by the found scientology out ron hubbard they were actually the main headquarters then you can see the big job they've got on the lower floor they sell some of these books of those materials that were considered by the court to contain cools for extreme activities now this ruling actually mirrors a similar thing that we saw in a court in april of last year that was in the siberian city is tickets and in that instance it was very similar books that was thought to be found to contain cools the religious hatred and people to work against law enforcement activities now in that instance the justice ministry ac

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for jeremy hubbard it's seriously funny. >> i can wait. why is this line going down?ust dropped 100 points. >> reporter: what if the e-trade baby lost everything. >> horrible mistake. >> reporter: what it lovable cartoon bears acted the way bears really do. what if those twister commercials were actually honest. ♪ twister ♪ >> reporter: what if you could make a living off these preposterous what ifs. this room full of jokesters has found a way. content that causes cackles in dorm rooms ♪ ♪ i've got a feeling ♪ ♪ like tonight's wasn't such a good night ♪ >> if anything on the site that you are too embarrassed to show your parents. >> yes. >> oh god yes. ♪ my face on fire ♪ ♪ drank too much swallow an advil throw it up ♪ >> reporter: do they ever say you sunk to a new low. >> i think my parents were a little skeptical. back then afc a little more bawdy. it's been classed up -- classed up. >> reporter: josh abram son and ricky van veen had a feeling they could make a living out of toilet humor and boob jokes. while they were deejaying for a successful dotcom by people wh

. >> reporter: hubbard slams on the breaks. there's no about ma dill low.an 8-month-old baby girl. hubbard scampers out to collect the baby. that's when the father runs up, out of nowhere. and without saying a word, scoops the baby up and goes back into the house. >> bye, baby. be careful. >> reporter: still in shock as he drives off, reality quickly sinks in. >> lucky i saw it. i didn't know if it was a dog or what. if it would have been another guy, say a drunk in a car -- >> it would have killed that baby. >> reporter: later, the parents would say the baby snuck out through a screen door. investigators found a pattern of trouble and a judge had the baby and two older sisters taken from the parents and put into foster care. as for the bus driver, he's just thankful it was his destiny to save that baby girl's life. >> i thank god i was at the right place at the right time. that's all i can say. >> i saved that baby. >> reporter: the baby was all alone. even being with a parent is no guarantee of protection. in arizona, 4-year-old pearl and mom regina find

ron hubbard, the founder of the church of scientology. he started scientology after serving in world war ii. many high profile hollywood actors object because it reveals too much about the religion. >>> good morning, everyone. a new company is taking over the ambulance service in the south bay. not everyone is happy about it. leon panetta is about to be confirmed as the next defense secretary. what he'll face once he gets on the job. >>> if you are a green lantern fan, the movie comes out next week. we have something cool for you, even if you are not a fan. coming up. >> thanks, laura. mike has a look at the roads. >> we are looking for the green cars. it's a smooth drive past southbound 680. there's a disabled truck there. the report hasn't changed over the last half hour. watch the slow lane. i haven't seen slowing, updates or problems. there you go. it would be an issue. 680 further south, running smoothly. without delay and the san mateo bridge moving over the water. the taillights are heading from the peninsula to the east bay. no ma

for jeremy hubbard it's seriously funny. >> i can wait. why is this line going down?dd, just dropped 100 points. >> reporter: what if the e-trade baby lost everything. >> horrible mistake. >> reporter: what it lovable cartoon bears acted the way bears really do. what if those twister commercials were actually honest. ♪ twister >> reporter: what if you could make a living off these preposterous what ifs. this room full of jokesters has found a way. content that causes cackles in dorm rooms ♪ ♪ i've got a feeling ♪ like tonight's wasn't such a good night ♪ >> if anything on the site that you are too embarrassed to show your parents. >> yes. >> oh, god yes. ♪ my face on fire ♪ drank too much swallow an advil throw it up ♪ >> reporter: do they ever say you sunk to a new low. >> i think my parents were a little skeptical. back then afc a little more bawdy. it's been classed up -- classed up. >> reporter: josh abram son and ricky van veen had a feeling they could make a living out of toilet humor and boob jokes. while they were deejaying for a successful dotcom by people wh

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has found that some scientology literature distributed legal writings by the father of scientology hubbard have been ruled to extremists and anti social why now aren't you sorry for the scientologists quarters here in moscow sarah scientologist always lead a controversial existence in russia and around the world really what does this latest development spell for a church. with this court ruling means that some of the books by the founder of scientology. will be banned in russia. what is scientology as she can see just to the bottom of the main building here they've got a book still has some of these books that will now not be legal in russia but as he said a very controversial history and scientology actually very used to fighting these legal battles and not only in russia but this particular ruling mirrors a reading that happened in april last year in the siberian city a state gets in that case a very similar decision was reached a team of experts that included psychologists and sociologists found that some of these materials contain cools the social religious hatred and the hindrance of

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this court ruling means that some of the books by the founder of scientology our own hubbard will be banned in russia. what is scientology he can feed it to the bottom of the main building where they've got a big still. about how some of these books will now not be legal in russia the very controversial history and scientology actually very useful i think these legal battles are not only in russia but this particular ruling mirrors everything that happened it was last year in the siberian city as it gets and in that case a very similar decision was reached a team of experts that included psychologists and sociologists found that some of these materials contain cools the social and religious hatred. a hindrance of law enforcement activities and so it was bad and that in that instance the justice ministry actually eva turned the decision so it's not entirely sure at the moment whether or not this particular court ruling here and most they will be allowed to stand as we say scientology and love attention for its controversial price it's going to have a ten million followers worldwide so

hubbard in the czech republic he is available in a hotel in central europe most will start. him a taste in bosnia and herzegovina parties available in. the children of each. but you know what you know. hotels your. hotel and your like tons. in serbia multis available in. d.c. . this is our main story this hour forty people have died in a passenger plane crash in northwest russia from which eight others on board have survived and. five more time thank you very much for joining. of the forty eight people on the plane the russian emergencies ministry has now confirmed that forty have died and eight people have been taken to hospital they've been described as being in a serious condition six of them are suffering from burns and one of those survivors it's confirmed as a child has been taken to a children's hospital there were no reported casualties on the ground the russian emergencies ministry has dispatched a plane with forensics teams to start a full investigation of the site and in the last few minutes is being confirmed that the black boxes of the plane have been found thos

ron hubbard, the founder of the church on scientology. lot of signtologists are concerned because it could reveal too much about the faith. >>> now that he's no longer mayor of san francisco, gavin newsome is packing up and moving to marin county. the four-bedroom home is too small. send a house warming gift their way. let's check the forecast with christina. it should be a nice day. >> it is. if you have plans for the weekend, maybe plans for months for a wedding, for a house warming party, well, boy did you luck out. it's going to be gorgeous this weekend. temps in the 70s. give the heater and ac a break. high pressure is the reason why. it's finally set upright about where we normally see it this time of year. a trough that's going to dig in. it's going to cool us off from the 80s forecasted today into the low 70s. this is what we are looking at as we head through the next 24 hours. patchy fog. mostly cloudy to start. the sun will be out by this afternoon. warm conditions. might be running a fan with temperatures in the 80s. by tomorro

hubbard. the first african-american to win an olympic gold medal in a track and field event.es, jesse -- before jesse owens. in 1924 he was to run in the 100 yard dash. there has been a transatlantic debate as to who was the fastest human being on the face of the earth and they were going to resolve it by and paris with my great uncle. when he got to paris, the international olympic committee would not allow him to run in the 100 yard dash for the high hurdles. both that you had to qualify for. that would not let him do this because of his color. as you know, eric little did not run because the final hundred yard dash was on the sabbath. he told my generation that one of the greatest investments in his life was learned by not participating and by getting to meet, interact, and cray with their acquittal. there was a term that became our clarion call in our family. it was fidelity of faith. fidelity the faith was a system. proud americans. fidelity to faith is what would lead us to take a stand for life. take a stand for marriage. take a stand to end of this crazy as in terms o

john hubbard. john bbard e day came into e classroom. he was annstructor, graduate student, he said "i'm not going to hold you accountable for any dates. don't spend my time memorizing dates. don't spend time memozing quotations. that's what books are for. the point ishat you understand what happened, why, and to whom. he said you can jump up othis window sill and yo can fly. change my life. py met him again in california and i realized... he pointed that he was that graduate student he washe president of u.s.c., he was our ambassador to india. i knew none of that. but i had the chance, charlie, to thank him. to thank him from the bottom of my heart. you changed my life. i have a son who's a teacher. teaches edge lish in high school and i'm so proud that that's what he's doing. so proud that he is having that kind of effect on the students. and having... making his mark as a citizen, as a human being that way. >> rose: any regrets? >> me? >> ros yes. >> no. >> rose: none? >> oh, some, of course. >> rose: but there was no great obsession?

hubbard. the first african-american to win an olympic gold medal in a track and field event., jesse -- before jesse owens. in 1924 he was to run in the 100 yard dash. there has been a transatlantic debate as to who was the fastest human being on the face of the earth and they were going to resolve it by and paris with my great uncle. when he got to paris, the international olympic committee would not allow him to run in the 100 yard dash for the high hurdles. both that you had to qualify for. that would not let him do this because of his color. as you know, eric little did not run because the final hundred yard dash was on the sabbath. he told my generation that one of the greatest investments in his life was learned by not participating and by getting to meet, interact, and cray with their acquittal. there was a term that became our clarion call in our family. it was fidelity of faith. fidelity the faith was a system. proud americans. fidelity to faith is what would lead us to take a stand for life. take a stand for marriage. take a stand to end of this crazy as in terms of