in recent years international coal to rest of the population despite continued to. russia are essential to the continued survival of the fish as a. russian scientists have been toiling away trying to come up with a solution to boost their numbers. there are two areas of our work. one is to preserve rare and endangered species such as the sturgeon and. the other to develop new technologies to breed ecologically pure sturgeon products and conditions of a close water supply. here at the southern scientific center biologists can track the fishes state of development using little electronic chips here they've managed to speed up the life cycle instead of waiting fifteen years for believe it to reach reproductive maturity here the fish are already after just six you know we established our technology in such a way that we can get caviar from the existing stock whenever we want. like for the new year or women's day or any other holiday at a planned time. and additional batches of with the help of. part of the. push here at this research center. to create the next. ration o

international which stands at 71 degrees. outside this hour, it's 53 at dulles. a degree coals at -- cooler at international.ront is going to arrive after midnight continue. that's when the better chance of widespread showers and periods of heavier rains will be doo into the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies otherwise. 65-72 degrees. night time close will fall into the 50's. first, lisa baden has look at traffic. >> the look on 95 on virginia is pretty good. out of fredericksburg to get into springfield no problems to report on 395. just everybody's getting back into the groove this morning. we are quiet on the beltway to and from the american legion bridge. and no problems on 95 on the maryland side. back to spot and pamela. >> ok, lisa, thanks for that. turning to our toptory this morning. montgomery county police are investigating a carjacking in weeden outside a target store at westfeld weeden shopping center. brianne? >> good morning pamela. montgomery county police are actively searching for this suspect they now believe is responsible for these three separate incidents. according to police yesterday,

he said stability is necessary to secower billions in international rescue follow-ups and in china, 45 coalscued after a 36 hours trapped underground. and it happened thursday after an earthquake hit nearby . in about 30 minutes. two presidential candidates set to face off in texas. herman cain debating newt gingrich. one thing they will not discuss is sexual harassment allegations against herman cain. >> new fall out now in the solyndra scandal and that is the solar energy company that got $535 million in federal loan guarantees and went bankrupt and left taxpayers on the hook. house republicans approved the subpoena and in an effort to find out what if anyone role the white house played in the debacle. they called the request overbroad and unpres dept unnecessary. pretty coose doer with more. >> the subpoena issued by white house is a significant intrusion on executive branch. the white house counsel said the administration has turned over 85,000 pages of solyndra tuv and writing earlier this week. we made a good faith offer to work with the committee. you are rejected our offer without e

now it is the mother international news for you this hour an explosion has killed four had left dozens of coal miners trapped underground in henan province central china officials say the blast was caused by a small earthquake fifty kilometers away rescuers are right now trying to reach those caught in the mine and have already pulled out some severely injured workers trying is called mine industry safety record has improved in recent years but still remains the worst in the world. hundreds have taken to the streets of seoul to march against the ratification of a free trade agreement with the united states protesters say the deal will benefit the american pharmaceutical industry damaging south korean companies the u.s. congress has already given the green light to be agreement on the korean ruling party is pushing for ratification but has yet to agree on a deal with the opposition. evacuations have been ordered for nearly two million people near bangkok as flooding continues to threaten the city officials are keeping a close eye on water levels inching ever closer to subway stations all stocks

coal miner has soared by fifteen percent this hour. well. europe is continuing to see across international borders and is weighing on sentiment here in moscow here in russia or western at a town recommends buying into cash rich companies but high dividend payouts for investors willing to risk a dip in the market growth of kara's rich companies go for dividend i mean you have to guess perhaps. common as well even though the corporate governance can be clearly questioned in this company i mean they do have cash to pay one of the highest dividend in the oil sector in the russian was it was because. you have other companies. it's a must group looks like a very interesting company you kill of used to be defensive but it has had a good period but i was still a good this too much risk you had a good actions in that sector has been some you know the whole problem would be missing to backtrack go on that used to be a favorite sector in two thousand and ten i think that has completely reversed unfortunately. what is cash in this dividend. as a fairly defensive sector defensive stop as well. here of

coal miner has soared by eleven percent this hour. people are moved in europe is continuing to see across international borders and is weighing on sentiment here in russia bitter western at a torn recommends buying into cash rich companies with high dividend payouts to investors willing to risk a dip in the market. go the carriage which companies go for different i mean some good enough to get some dinner together as common as well even though the corporate governance can be clearly questioned in this company and they do have cash to pay one of the highest dividend in the world sector in the rationals. you have other companies. to most group looks like a very interesting company utilities used to be defensive but it's different it has had a good period but i was the log of this too much risk ahead of directions in that sector there's been some you know the whole proposition of the we seem to be backtracking on the that used to be a favorite sector in two thousand and ten i think that has completely reversed unfortunately. but its cash and its dividend and maybe ross telecom has a fairly defensive sector defensive stop as well europe's dee

it's time for the international world update for you rescuers have resumed their attempt to reach twenty four miners who were trapped underground following a blast in an illegal chinese coal mine on thursday the explosion which killed twenty workers was reportedly caused by a gas leak ventilators have been installed now to prevent another possible blast china is a large cold producer that has one of the world's deadliest records for miners. five more bodies have been pulled from the rubble in eastern turkey following thursday's earthquake brings the death toll to at least seventeen although that figure is expected to rise it's fear that there could still be a number of people trapped in the ruins of a hotel which collapsed in the town of van the exact same region was hit by a much stronger quake about just what three weeks ago now which claimed some six hundred lives. so i want to stay updated on the world's economy with r.t. our business bulletin is next with you. thanks warrior that's right time to delve into the world of business and russia's entry to the world trade organization would obligate the united states to establish normal trade relations with moscow barack ob

coal mine in southeast southwest china. >>> and floodwaters threaten 90 factories in bangkok run by u.s. and other international corporations. >>> boats and nets used to save four sperm whales stranded in tasmania. they are believed to be the only survivors in the pod of 24 whales found beached on saturday. >>> a famous john lennon peace poster going on sale. it is from lennon and yoko ono's bed is expected to fetch $160,000. that's the news. now back to lester, jenna, and janice. that starting way higher than lennon's tooth, which went for $31,000. >> the value of a tooth, not what it used to be with the economy. >> janice huff with a check of the weather. nice day in new york. >> we do. but in the rockies, a mess. a big snowstorm swirling over portions of colorado and the intermountain west. expecting more than a foot of snow and blizzard warnings in effect for the central rockies near vail and near steamboat springs, winter storm warnings, all the way back to the wasatch of utah. a mess. also creating thunderstorms over southern arizona today and a few isolated storms expected out ahead of the cold front acr

of its internal vulnerability in that world by popular uprisings isn't clear but it's an easy media conference last week and it was a whole slew of measures in that starting with the chinese coal the spread of harmful information but irrespective seems like it's going to go its way i want to talk about which way to go odin in miami if i go to you first year i mean what's most topical right now is whether the chinese will bail out the europeans bail out for your euro zone i usually do but would they get out of it well first of all i think. you know the rise of china has been has been you know unfolding fairly fairly quickly. my book the chinese century you know about six seven years ago i you know i predicted that china would become world largest economy in twenty twenty five and we are midway through there through the process so this is not entirely unpredictable i mean you know we have both the united states and europe that are really mired in mountain of that there are only two countries out there that have the resources to help them out one is japan which is also somewhat reluctant global player with a lot of the west equations to solve and then of course china you know you

price is the coal miner is up more than eleven percent this hour last left is up one percent despite will correct and as we saw. the gloomy mood in europe is continuing to see across international borders and is weighing on sentiment here in russia peter west and recommends buying into cash rich companies with high dividend payouts for investors willing to risk a dip in the market. go for carriage rich companies go for it and i mean you have to guess crafts. comment as well even though the corporate governance can be clearly questioned in this company i mean they do have cash to pay one of the highest dividend in the world sector in the rationals or space. you have other companies. group looks like a very interesting company utility used to be defensive but it has had a good period but i would still argue that this too much risk ahead of good actions in that sector has been some you know the whole proposition we seem to backtrack on that used to be a favored sector in two thousand and ten has completely reversed unfortunately. its cash and its dividend. as a fairly defensive sector defensive stop for europe's the crisis a stroke in concerns of a cash squeeze among russian lende

coal mine in southwest china. floodwaters are threatening an industrial park in eastern bangkok. that's home to 93 factories run by u.s. and other international corporations. australian rescuers are using boats and nets to try to save four sperm whales strand odd a beach in tasmania. the whales are believed to be the only survivors in a pod of 24 whales found beached on saturday. finally, a famous john lennon peace poster is going on sale tuesday in london. the anti-vietnam poster from lennon and yoko ohno in montreal in 1969 is expected to fetch $160,000 at an auction of rock 'n' roll memorabilia. that's the news. now back to lester, jenna, and janice. that poster is starting way higher than john lennon's tooth chshgs went for $31,000. it was a rotten molar, so there you go. >> the value of a tooth isn't what it used to be. >> the economy. >> janice is here with a check of the weather. we have a nice day here in new york. >> yes, we do. in the rockies, a mess this rnin the big snowstorm is swirling across portions of colorado and the intermountain west. they're expecting more than a foot of snow over the higher elevations, and blizzard warni

coal mine. we have been saying this all along. now our claims have been verified again. by this international agency. just proves that when mohammed el-baradei, who wants to be the president of egypt, was at the head of that agency, he pandered to the iranians and provided false information. the real forecasts eal informat and, i'm not sure this time, sanctions will work and, if they don't, the world, led by the united states, so concerned about egypt and libya, and is small change compared to the danger imposed by the nuclear iran. >> eric: and, russia and china said there are no new sanctions needed and the diplomatic track will continue, but sobering words from former ambassador, daniel gillerman, ambassador, thank you so much as always. >> jamie: there is a little boy missing, missing for a week and his mother refuses to talk to police. now, we're learning the search is expanding, for the child. where investigators are looking, next. >> eric: and are pediatricians reaching for the prescription pad too often? there is a study, if you have kids you will want to find out more, details, coming up, in