ian and nicholas are their names.nd then, we're loading the whole audience into a bus and we're heading to ucla. there's a charityty benefit for the grammy foundation. we'll kick off our samsung summer krush concert series. cold play will be here. our first guest tonight is an oscar-nominated actor, who, in his spare time, is a college student, soap opera actor, painter and i think qualified infant caregiver. later this week, he moves among the monkeys in the excellent new movie "rise of the planet of the apes." it opens in theaters friday. please say hello to james franco. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? how's everything? everything's good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know, most of the time, when people come here to the show, we have to kind of figure out what we're going to talk about with them because they don't have many interesting things going on in their lives. but you always have a million interesting things going on. >> i have a lot of things, yes. >> jimmy: what's going on with you r

it's actually initialed here, you can see it's initialed "i.c."-- ian chappell. - ian chappell was theof australia-- - he would have been. yes, he was unbeaten. he never lost a series as captain. he played in over 70 tests. and the baggy green is considered really to be the most collectible type of cricket memorabilia. and cricket is really the most collectible australian sport. uh, this-- this is fantastic. if it were to appear at auction in australia, this would conservatively make - between $6,000 and $8,000... - ( gasps ) my goodness! ...which translates in english pounds to around £2,500 to 4,500. - ( laughing ) - so it's quite-- - quite a find. - wow.

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c-span: you spent some time with ian paisley. who is he? >> guest: ian paisley is the man who -- many people say, is the man who you could pinpoint as being most responsible for keeping the troubles in northern ireland going these past 30 years. he's a fiery, brimstone preacher and politician. he leads the dup, the democratic unionist party, in northern ireland. "say no. say no to" -- he's the man who says no. and when the good friday agreement was being mooted around the table at stormont castle, ian paisley showed his opposition to it by going to cameroon to preach to the sinners. that's what he did. and i went with him. so that was an odd week in cameroon, where ian paisley basically bullied everybody to make us like him more. c-span: and when you traveled with him, how many others were with you? >> guest: there was, i think, three of us. there was his translator, joseph, his driver, david mcilvaine, who's kind of the smithers to ian paisley's mr. burns, and me. and it was an interesting -- i think it's an interesting look at how a fiery

only 400 yards from where ian redman was attacked. the first incident was a fluke. they realize now that it wasn't. >> there's now a very strong coordinated and concerted effort by various agencies and people to try and do everything within their powers to locate the shark in the area and try to catch it. >> reporter: as the sun rose this morning, the island's most accomplished fisherman now turned shark hunter, darrell green, got in his boat. just off the beach where the attacks took place, he has laid a trap. 30 baited hooks. at the end of one line, he catches something. >> they just caught a shark. this one is actually harmless. it's a guitar shark. the fisherman says they're actually looking for a bull shark that he believes could be as big as 18 feet long. the fishermen out here for the last three days with no luck. green is confident. the shark, he told us, doesn't stand a chance. >> official saz they won't let people back into the water until they've actually caught the shark. later on today there will be a memorial service for

nbc's ian williams reports from lahore, pakistan, on what we do know tonight. >> reporter: police have been interrogating the guards at the house from which warren weinstein was grabbed by gunmen in the early hours of saturday morning. but so far, appear to have few leads. weinstein, a development expert, was due to leave pakistan monday after seven years as country director for j.e. austin, a development contractor. and reportedly planned to return to the united states where he has a home in rockville, maryland. yet weinstein was hardly known to neighborhoods in the upscale model town area of lahore. >> translator: he never used to see his neighborhoods. even when our ball would go into his lawn while playing cricket, his guards used to return the ballment we never saw him outside his house. >> reporter: police refused to discuss a motive in a country where anti-american tensions are at an all-time high after the killing of osama bin laden. past abductions have involved both al qaeda-linked militants and criminal gangs looking for payoffs. >> his chances of survival really depend on w

joining us ian evans a correspondent. tell me what is going on in london?on unfortunately tonight with massive police presence has been quiet. by and large the police have not been busy. different in other cities. cities like manchester, liverpool, birmingham, lester there have been outbreaks of violence, looting and rioting. >> greta: in terms of prime minister cameron has come off vacation he has called parliament back. what has been the i am bag of that? >> reporter: i think he's given some direction. when the rioting started saturday night he was abroad in italy. the mayor london was also on holiday. there's no commissioner at the moment permanent one. it was a bit of a vacuum. david cameron has come back this morning and stood on the steps of 10 downing street and said this is what we are going to do. this is the plan this is what the police is going to do. >> greta: why did this happen? does economics have any bearing on this? >> reporter: not really. it is easy for journalists to report on blame and find reasons. the reason this blew up saturday nigh

shark because their feeding ecology is such they go after big prey. >> reporter: horrifically mauled ian lost an arm and was bleeding heavily. >> i could see a mixture in his eyes of fear and of relief that he'd seen me that i was there. and reached out my hand and held his face and got his hand and held it to my chest. >> reporter: today ian's body will be flown home from paradise he'll be buried at the same church where he was married. >> i think told him i loved him very much and that i will always. >> reporter: they had chosen seychelles partly because of the safe waters. kate and william honeymooned here. no shark attacks for nearly 50 years until a french tourist was killed nearly two weeks ago. now, the beaches are closed, and shark hunters prowl the ocean. have sharks been drawn here by waste from tuna cannery, by tourist's fishermen throwing back their catch or is this a rogue lone killer? for "good morning america," abc news, nick watt, london. >> there are no words when you hear that. just horrific. wow. i can't imagine it. >> let's go now to dan harris, our weekend anchor for

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i mean i think the that the reason the you know the banking appointed this guy called ian martin is a long time british. u.n. official you served in that call and timor leste i mean i know him he's a nice guy but it seems like he wasn't clear on that that he sort of mistook kind of kind of. un the un wants to have a role in libya i mean there are various un agencies like even the un office of drugs and crime is in the report as wanting to send people and so is you n.d.p. so he sort of he sort of harness the energy of kind of bureaucrats that just want to be in the center of action and see it see livy as this sort of great opportunity only. even as careerist a sort of fourth for themselves but it ends up being an agenda that really takes sides and i think that that you know ever since it came out they tried to deny they tried to say to me it's not a u.n. document now they said it's a working document but my own you know reporting among among the people to prepare it is not only is this document a sort of a a take it or leave it this is a u.n. plan even when the u.n. was purporting to t

ian baker-finch is in the tower behind the 17th. >> hanging on to my seat here.vable stuff, the last hour and a half or so of play. remember, they add up their scores. 16, 17, 18. keegan bradley now with a one-shot advantage, and the knowledge that he went birdie, birdie in regulation. >> he selected the same club that he had last time. it is an 8-iron. swirling wind down here around the lake. >> it is picking up down around the water. he needs to get a feel for this so he can judge his distance. nick: the breeze just caught his shirt there. >> he has the right club. he is waiting for the right time. he is waiting for a wind that he likes. >> it is howling up on the tee now. >> this might be the cool front starting to come through. supposed to cool down. nick: usually has a couple of extra yards up his sleeve. >> it was just as smooth in regulation. looks the same this time. well, he can breathe again now. nick: what a fabulous shot. that made it by all of two yards, ian. >> what a shot. jason dufner has 7-iron. same club again. he was short substantially in regu

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ian my 10-year-old and i saw captain america. he didn't like it. and you know that it's not a very good movie when a 10-year-old boy is like not so much. >> you lose your target audience, that's tough. i thought that was pretty good. >> all right. he said slow. >> really. i'll see smurfs, maybe not so much. 56 degrees now. we got some low clouds, not at ground level. 2,000 feet this morning. right now northwest wind at 7 miles per hour. and we're seeing 50s and 60s right now and chances are for the coast and san francisco we're going to stay in the 60s. it's a healthy sea breeze reaching all the way to the fairfield. good news for air quality. nothing but green which will tell you that we're not going to be heating up that much around the bay area. we had big time thunder across the sierra this weekend. you can see that moisture coming in from the south this morning but later on this afternoon that will start to push off to the east. so things should calm down as the monsoon moisture moves into southern nevada and arizona here over the next couple

for a set ian's pies a mole than just food it is a special dish for celebrations they make a countless number for funerals only to today the hostess is prepare free with cheese potatoes and greens. its. cover. oh. let's put them in. the young lady. while the women make pies the homeowner meets the guests. i go to see new for quite a while. i want to know. in the heart of the pollies quickly turn brown then they take them out and bow to them. i need to talk to you. come in come in. how are you doing to some is almost here it's getting warm will be making hay soon the family is getting ready to make her. bring us some one would. have had a line and freshly baked pies a pair at the table. never turned a high over when you cut it. and you don't turn it around either. otherwise they say grace will turn away from you with the. thirty kilometers north of. is one of the most beautiful places in the area that i have never been any industrial facilities here there are no paved roads. lists often come here to wander through the alpine tundra looking for rare flowers to use in infusions. and when

we would love it to contain the ideas, the usefulness, the bright shining camelot-ian glory that the ceremony and ritual symbolizes. we would like them to be like us. able to stand up and be counted. but we want compassion, sensitivity, we want to have a lot. the burden on modern heroes and leaders is tremendous. you have seen it in one of the great and unchallenged leaders of our time, nelson mandela. the celebration and admiration, even though he is as sully by politics as anyone could be, people wish to be inspired in that way. as "thor" as those questions about what it takes to be a leader and a hero, it is unquestionably tough and the toughest thing is starting with those in your questions -- how fit do you think that you are to deal with that? tavis: a lot of issues to wrestle with and a lot of entertainment to be had as well. the movie is called "thor," showing in just moments all over the country. up next, ice-t. stay with us. ice tea is a legendary hip-hop artist who has enjoyed it an acting career as well. he is out with a memoir about his unique and lively journey. it is c

just days before ian was killed by a shark in a horrible attack. today, the police have been patrolling the beach where he was killed as authorities try to catch the deadly shark. at theife, not a widow age of 27, is speaking to the bbc about what she saw. >> i could see the top of his face. i could follow where he was. all of a sudden, i hear "help." then i heard it again. it was the most awful scream. i can still hear it when i close my eyes. >> she does not blame anyone for what happened. she calls her husband's death a tragic accident on which she will continue to replay and her mind. >> i ran back to the boat. the man would not let me get to the speedboat. i screamed to him, it is my husband. he looked at me and said, belong, then. -- go along, then. he looked up at me and i looked at him. i could see a mixture in his eyes of fear and a realization, relief that i was there. >> she is being supported by her parents who flew to be with her. she is touched by all of the support she has had from people on these islands. after nine years together,

politically but i can't imagine legislatively how republicans, given the way the house is constituted,ians how he won that battle any easier than the last one. >> cynthia? >> i'm with john. i think that eventually, the president's poll numbers will improve some but i do not see any hope for a bipartisan agreement especially if it hinges on republicans agreeing to some revenue increases. >> the white house would argue that even if he loses, as i think he will, the battle in congress over getting a debt deal, he'll win the large every war because he will seem as more reasonable in the public eye. chris: will he -- will we know what he's for at the end of the argument? >> chris, i don't know. chris: it would help if we knew what he was fighting for. >> we're now in an environment that is 100% political. i think the actual legislation is not going to happen but he will come back with policies and is not going to happen but he will come back with policies and you will know what he's for. mgg . >> whether it's tax reform or other issues. they're looking at the bill clinton 1996 re-election playb

ian kinsler hit an r.b.i. double to give texas a 1-0 lead. there it is. now 2-0 in the 7th. david dejesus us lining one down the left field line. josh willingham came around to score and make it a 1 run. josh hamilton fights the sun and spins around slides down and grabs that one. three more rangers would -- three more runs takdz on in the 8th. 9th. trevor cahill takes the loss and now 9-11 with only one win in his last nine starts. >>> 49ers offense didn't exactly impress too much last night. only putting up a field goal. rookie quarterback showing flashes of his potential completing nine of 19 passes and running 14 yards and was sacked. >> did you realize you were going to get to play half the game going into this thing? >> i didn't. they told me it was going to depend on what was going on in the situation and the situation allowed me to play about three full quarters. so very happy about that. happy about the experience i got. just needed to get better for next week. >> what do you think the family and fans are doing tobts in turlock? >> hopefully praying that i get bette

ian kinsler hit an r.b.i. double to give texas a 1-0 lead. now, 2-0 in the 7th. lining one down the left field line. that one looked good. josh willingham came around to score to make it a one-run ballgame. but later in the 7th tying run on 2nd for ryan sweeney. looks like it might find the gap but josh hamilton finds the sun right there. just gets it out of the way. falls down and makes the grab to end the inning. three runs in the 8th and two more in the 9th to below it open. they beat the as 7-1. only one win in his last night starts for trevor cahill. >>> football. 49ers offense didn't exactly make a strong first impression. last night only scored three points. rookie quarterback completing nine of 19 passes running for 47 yards but also through two interceptions and was sacked for times. >> did you realize that you were going to get play more than half the game tonight going into this thing? >> no, i didn't. they told me it was going to depend on what was going on in the situation and the situation allowed me to play about three full quarters. so i'm very ha

i stand here today with ian, a descendant of lily hitchcock coit. i must say even though i don't smoke cigars or gamble, my hat is off to lily hitchcock coit. she was a visionary person. . maybe a little ahead of her time. i know if might have been an active member of the fighter department. . but she's near and dear to the heart of everybody in the 2ke789 thank you for the generosity and thank you for coming out and celebrating with us. >> we are very, very honored to have members of lily's family with us here today. down below, barbara. right there, barbara coit is sitting right there. and i'd like to introduce barbara's son, mr. michael coit. >> hello. what a remarkable day. what a grand place. coit tower and telegraph hill never disappoint as a tranquil outlook over a bustling city and busy world. i never tire of treking up here with family and friends. but there is not doctor an extra attraction today -- preferred parking. a first for this coit and i'm a native. the coit family owes its presence in san francisco to two tall, distinguished yanke

home run off ian kennedy. matt cain was tagged for five runs in the 6th. orlando cabrera, two-run score. 5-1dbacks. >> i can't wait to feel better at the plate and everything will come. >> headed into tonight's game, and ground into a killer double play. he did have two hits with a triple. the giants lose 5-2. it's not coming together. fourth loss in a row. their lead is cut to one game in the west. trever cahill's misfortunes continue. ryan sweeney coming up, trying to make the catch and doesn't happen. thinking line drive, goes to the wall. it's ruled a triple. mariners have the worst offense in the league, but they win 8- 4. cahill's record drops to 9 and 10. >> a one-year deal. williams had been let go by minnesota because he was due over $5 million. it could mend p mean the end. shot back on twitter saying i'm not sure what that mean was for. i guess to scare me, well it didn't boric, try again. >> in recent internet workout video, 49ers pro bowl willis says his potential has not been released. a reason he is prime to improve on the field. competition

a few minces ago i talked to the noaa hurricane hunter ian sears who's just been right in the middlee. i asked him what it was like. >> yes. i'm on a p 3 aircraft. we just passed through the center of tropical storm or excuse me hurricane irene. the south part of the storm is kind of benign but the north site of the storm here just south of morehood city is quite bumpy and quick hectic up here. we had to set the seat belt light for an extended period of time, we got knocked around pretty good. and i've been in a few other storms prior. this is about par for the course especially with a storm at this stage in a category 1, category 2 hurricane. hurricanes can be rough and parts of it are smooth. but right now we're on the north side just out of morehood city probably about 20 miles north or south of morehead city and getting knocked around pretty good. >> hurricane hunter ian sears. some people chase hurricanes from 30,000 feet. others do it on the ground up close. sometimes they get video like this. take a lock at this. we showed a portion of it to you at the top of the broadcast. th

a few minces ago i talked to the noaa hurricane hunter ian sears who's just been right in the middleene. i asked him what it was like. >> yes. i'm on a p 3 aircraft. we just passed through the center of tropical storm or excuse me hurricane irene. the south part of the storm is kind of benign but the north site of the storm here just south of morehood city is quite bumpy and quick hectic up here. we had to set the seat belt light for an extended period of time, we got knocked around pretty good. and i've been in a few other storms prior. this is about par for the course especially with a storm at this stage in a category 1, category 2 hurricane. hurricanes can be rough and parts of it are smooth. but right now we're on the north side just out of morehood city probably about 20 miles north or south of morehead city and getting knocked around pretty good. >> hurricane hunter ian sears. some people chase hurricanes from 30,000 feet. others do it on the ground up close. sometimes they get video like this. take a lock at this. we showed a portion of it to you at the top of the broadcast.

some tried to take this seriously, in fact, he tried to track down ian fleming while he was still in washington, but he'd already flown back to london. one idea was to assassinate not just fidel, but also his brother raul and kay guerrera, a sort of trifecta. a more serious cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month, march 17th, 19 of -- 1960. the plan developed was to use some of the cubans who had been fleeing castro -- mainly to florida -- to return to cuba and overthrow him. originally, the idea was to infiltrate the men onto the island in small groups, but that was something more like a world ii-style amphibian invasion. the plan was not to somehow defeat castro's army of 25 or 30,000. rather, it was to land the brigade on a significant piece of cuban real estate and hold it far length of time, maybe a week, up to ten days, and at some point the brigade would fly in a provisional government which the cia had i semibled in missouri -- had assembled in miami. and then this government would set up shop on the beach and declare itself the rightful government of cu

he tried to track down ian fleming while he was still in washington. it was too late. fleming had already flown back to london. another method the cia considered was assassination. one idea was to assassinate not just fidel but also his processor raul and chi rivera. a more serious cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month, march 17th, 1960s. the plan developed by richard biffle, the cia's famously brilliant who planned that some of the cubans who had been fleeing to florida was to return and overthrow him. and it was like a world war ii-style amphibious invasion. the plan was never that the 1400 men of the brigade were supposed to overrun cuba and somehow defeat castro's army of 20 or 30,000 rather it was to land the brigade on a significant piece of real estate and hold it for a length of time, maybe a week, up to 10 days. and at some point the brigade would supply in a provisional government which the cia had assembled in miami which which was being kept in a faith house at the time and then the government would set up shop on the beach and decla

scoreless in the sixth, ian kinsler doubles down the line bringing in andy chavez for the first run of the game. deja vu all over again. kinsler, another double down the line. three rbis on the day. the rangers win by a final of 7-1. >>> with america's cup now less than two years away, a lot of locals are getting the itch to become a skipper on the san francisco bay. and brody brazil is taking us on a sailing lesson. >> reporter: it does not take an expert to observe geography and scenery that make the san francisco bay a popular place for maritime activities. >> any bridge you cross in the bay, you are going to see boats in the water. most of the boats are sailboats because we have the most natural wind than any other natural bay in the country. >> i mean, look at this beautiful day. wave lot of beautiful weather on the bay. and then people bring their families and they get together and it brings kids out and wives and couples. and it is fun. and you have a captive audience on the boat. >> typically the winds always come from the bay bridge, which means they will be on the starburst s

>>ralar: ian tew immist tesblh a enenwhee c eil rais o kids. >>ranslator: the new prime minier shouldlarify their vision and take responsibility for it. >> now joining us in the studio is our senior political commentator. so at the moment who is in the running to be japan's next prime minister? >> well, several candidates are jockeying for position now. they include former prime minister saygy my har ra and economy trade and industry minister banri kaieda. he's been in charge of nuclear policies. the dpj plans to elect its new leader on monday. then on tuesday the diet should approve him as japan's next prime minister. because the dpj has the majority in the more powerful lower house. some may suggest that maehara is the most popular candidate among them, but kaieda is winning support of the biggest faction in the party now, so he could lead the entire race. a power broker who has been a political rival of prime minister kan and also maehara is the owner of the biggest faction. maehara had once tried to exclude ozawa out of the party. >> now, t

ian kinsler doubles down the left field line. that will bring up endy chavez.e top of the ninth is deja vu all over again. kinsler, another double down the line. three rbis on the day. the rangers win by a final of 7-1. >> he pitched very well. we gave him no help as a team. and it is demoralizing and it is embarrassing. i don't know what else to say. no excuses. as a player you'd better be embarrassed. as a coach, as a staff, everybody. nothing more embarrassing than playing bad defense. you can not pitch days, you don't hit on days but should you bring your glove every day. and that's inexcusable and i have no excuses for that. >> bob melvin not biting his tongue at all. a surprise leader after day three of the pga championship. brendan still from the small town of idyllwild, california, playing his first major. his approach on 6. he birdied the hole. then on 14, he sinks a short birdie. he is tied for first. atop the leader board. >>> diane, there's a lot going on. you'd better get deep into baseball. dbacks and giants, this is going down to the wire. >> it

it's the correct things it will be absolutely wrong of course to invest into knowledge of knowledge ian forget completely about micro technology and forgot about. her and concentrate only about on this time minus nine the preference. so invest in into college as long as it is done with was some sound is is a perfectly good idea e you said that she didn't even know there for the ten minutes ago the amount of the money will get within the prize that that means that you are not at all interested in money and in business that you are you are not at all you and your colleagues are not at all interested in the commercial a use of graphene of putting it into is into well real life into gadgets and whatever. well look what. you cannot tell it's for also for my colleagues who have foremost to lose who own companies which are we to reach produce graphene who have nothing to do is that they those companies do do exist so some of my good friends and colleagues they do have some interest in in business. why we're interested in having a good time in the lab. if it involves creation new type of device

i stand here today with ian, a descendant of lily hitchcock coit.e cigars or gamble, my hat is off to lily hitchcock coit. she was a visionary person. . maybe a little ahead of her time. i know if might have been an active member of the fighter department. . but she's near and dear to the heart of everybody in the 2ke789 thank you for the generosity and thank you for coming out and celebrating with us. >> we are very, very honored to have members of lily's family with us here today. down below, barbara. right there, barbara coit is sitting right there.

an excuse ian is included. we had a great tour guide and she showed us just a small piece of a small piece we've seen is just incredible we have a private tour and i think it's fair we can see a few more things get better understanding. things they always have a lot of. the palace posts almost two thousand windows and over a thousand elegantly and largest decorated pools and rooms many of which are open to the public. it is estimated that's a sea building exhibit in the home as far as we have to move to twenty five miles perhaps even move fascinating at least for those interested in russia's glory days it's not just washington says all the exhibits eliminating russia's imperial past also the rundown of the hermitage treasures would be complete without mentioning the museum stealing collection of western european art the state's really thirteenth century onwards michelangelo money goes matisse the hermitage collection is like who's who of parts history. with really a hole on the first floor was designed in an ec

central moscow today this building houses the chinese ian embassy in russia but from the one nine hundred thirty s. until his arrest it was lebron teaberry as residents none of his relatives saw him alive after he was detained later that gave rise to rumors claiming that barry had been shot in his home before he was due to be arrested. two armored personnel carriers with soldiers inside pressure the gate leading into the courtyard security personnel rushed out of the house to see what was going on there a came to the window to investigate the commotion at that moment she was hit by machine gun fire it was a military like of which. most historians do not subscribe to that theory one of them nikita patrol has found out that a girl living in a house across the road from the mansion of the interior minister saberi ensuring his trial be broke into tears of the burial later drawing going to. kill legit is well you would be in your silly girl if some weakening him going to hold of you he would have given you all you do it all those words some of the area better than anything else. he deprived me

ian kennedy loses for the first time in 8 starts.s remain 2 1/2 back in the west. 6 games behind the braves for the wildcard. they will begin a three-game set in houston tomorrow night. blue jays all-star ricky romero tosses a three-hit shutout against the a's. boy, did anybody score tonight in the bay area? roughs up trevor cahill, colby rasmus gets down to business with the two-run shot to right. jays win 7-0, cahill has now lost 7 of his last 10 starts. jim harbaugh was an assistant coach with the rangers in 2002 and thuy. he remembers his conversation he had with al davis when he told him he was taking the head coaching job at the university of san diego. the >> i cold him that i wanted to -- i was going to go back and coach college and kind of emulate the way he had done his career, where he started out as a college coach. and then he told me that that was -- i was at usc, not usd: >> jim harbaugh met with him today. check out our conversation. cbssf.com. the battle of the bay kicks off saturday right here on cbs5. our coverage

but now it's being revived with help from sports from star power has often tina but what's gone on ian has more. horses count among the most trusted friends of mankind in wildlife but this is why polo is one of the most and popular sports this game was first played in persia more than two thousand years ago and has only slightly changed since then. it still takes the same skills to score goals with a long handled maillard on the field that's twice as big as a football pitch. the most important thing in polo is probably the so-called chemistry between the man and the horse they should be sympathetic to each other also it's crucial to learn the equitation in childhood although even adult persons who come to the sport late can reach pretty good results in terms of training hard every day back at the turn of the twentieth century was quite a popular sport in russia but after the revolution the tradition was broken it was only brought back to life several years ago and the most new poll club which was established in two thousand and six by like syria dunga is now one of the major centers fo

look at the smile on ian, a 6-year-old with a brain injury.raised more than $100,000 for different charities on her own facebook page. she is a finalist for the annual "hero dog award" from the american human association, up against a guide dog, a therapy dog, even a military dog. amazing animals. and while they all may rate a 10, only ricochet can hang 10. john berman, abc news, new york. >> or is it 20 she hangs? oh, well. thank you for watching tonight. we're always on at abcnews.com. don't forget "nightline" later and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> a new outcry over freedoms at bart. we're live as a band of computer hackers tries to disrupt the evening commute. >> and even players shake hands at the end, you guys. we just need to be peace oofl a father's plea after a violent weekend at candle stick park. the secret to stadium crowd control. >> it's deception on a large scale. >> it looked like a safe bet. tonight abc 7 news i team on what may be the biggest securities fraud in state history. >> there are five minut

the people she fears are old ben ians who puts a small village there only twelve houses here is in the middle of a large will been in community if something happens look at say who lives with your little grandchildren says no one will come to help them because there are who they still are tractors and cows we live in fear we never know what tomorrow will bring we try to think about it but many of us have gone if nothing changes i think there will soon be no serbs left in kosovo. and some statistics it says fears in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight before need his moment of serbia albans made up sixty six percent of course of its population today three years after the region's self proclaimed independence this figure amounts to ninety two percent thousands of serbs have left kosovo some who haven't say they have forgotten what living in peace is like. all of the sun goes down and this is when the fear starts to grow rock voice he wishes house is on the verge of a small serbian enclave he has another word for it. forget the ghetto yeah this is a prison with a few inmates they say y