five hundred twenty dollars a kilo sixty tons of the ivory are exported annually to china the. because market scientists believe the should be a plentiful supply of the tusks as they estimate as many as one hundred fifty million mammoths life frozen beneath the siberian tundra. i'm not so the business news for now but you can always find most stories by logging on to our website that's called slash business. every month we give you the future we hope you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for their knowledge update on our jeep. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. they faced this is not a provocation but a warm. day for. several for you showed us a quick victory they had no idea about the hardships the group face. i wanted. to loosen. the army. is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand fully that

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five hundred twenty dollars a kilo sixty tons of the ivory are exported annually to china the world. biggest market scientists believe there should be a plentiful supply of the tusks as they estimate as many as one hundred fifty million mammoths life frozen beneath the siberian tundra. and that's all the business news for now but you can always find more stories by logging onto our web site that's our team dot com slash business. nothing the international association of russian language and literature teachers who hold the world festival of russian language. are you interested in a better understanding of russian language and culture can you sing russian songs well. the good the participant of the world festival of russian language and little exciting trip to st petersburg in russia. for more information visit the festival website. a warm welcome back it's home now i have a myspace is the flow of oil to china will triple by next year the target for the leaders of both countries as they met to officially open call in the men to stand. as jewish activists assailed for what they did goa

natural resources to add to russia's list of exports yes rory following the global ban on elephant ivory and ethical alternative has been found in russia's mammoth tusks more later on in the bulletin but first russia's largest banks pet bank says it has billions of dollars to spend on much just an acquisition and the bank wants to become a bigger global player and is looking to expand in asia eastern europe on c.i.s. countries. and graham says spy banks capital adequacy is substantial but the problem is finding quality assets to buy just fabulous crowd by the russian d.p.s. bank and its current examining a takeover of kazakhstan and e.t.a. . on let's have a look at how we got to markets of doing european stocks are still trapped in mix having given up any gains but food and beverages shares are high on news unity but is to acquire a quiet a u.s. company with three point seven eight billion dollars t.v. but it's the top performer on the footsie top two point three percent. this hour. here in russia markets are also makes luke orders dragging on the my sex its shares are down more than two

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all right now stephanie joins me with the latest business news hi staff ivory so we hear that they are sequel to all of a stone's wall street film is heading to russia in cinemas it is a bit later in our boate and we'll be looking at the differences between fact and fiction in the world of trading but first russia is ready to provide china with all the natural gas it needs deputy prime minister igor such an announced incentive as the countries signed agreements on oil gas coal and nuclear energy russia may start delivering gas to china in two thousand and fifteen if the two countries can agree on all aspects of that cooperation contract with china which include gas pricing terms are expected to be signed by the middle of next year trying to want to triple the use of gas to about ten percent of all the. consumption by two thousand and twenty to cut its reliance on coal and oil. so that in after gas i'm bashing left of the only companies that will be allowed to take part in the tribes to talk of oil fields tender the other four applicants including luke or angus probably left have been d

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great honor to officially introduce and welcome one visitor from one of our sister cities, in the ivory coast. this city is san francisco is only african sister city, which is a relationship that began in 1985 by mayor feinstein. there is the largest city in the french speaking of west africa with a population of 4 million individuals, and we are honored to welcome today in the mayor of one area. [applause] welcome, mr. mayor. we hope you have a wonderful visit here in san francisco. with that, madam clerk, do we have any? clerk calvillo: no, we do not. president chiu: and we have something in case mayor newsom wants to appear before the board. thank you. if we can move to our consent agenda, -- clerk calvillo: these items of the consent calendar will be acted upon by a single roll call vote. president chiu: colleagues, would anyone like to sever any of these items? madam clerk, could you call the roll on these items? clerk calvillo: [reading roll] there are 10 ayes. president chiu: these items are passed and finally adopted. i ms 13. clerk calvillo: will property -- item 13. clerk calv

. >> i kind of pride myself on not being an ivory tower guy. i was a little more ivory than i thought. >> for the last two years, joyce has headed joyce hotels. but during the show, he becomes a janitor. and overnight, friends ask a new member of the sales people. once he almost blew his cover on a cold call. >> this is steve -- jack parker. >> you would be surprised how poorly i perform some of these jobs. >> joyce says he decided to do this in honor of his mother, ann joyce, who stressed community service. >> i wasn't doing as much as i should. and i think my mom would have wanted me to step it up a little bit. >> reporter: during his undercover mission, he finds several hard workers who aren't getting the promotions they deserve. >> look for him online now, once a year, choice executives and managers will stay overnight in one their hotels. >>> i have forgotten how hard the jobs are. >> he said he had fun. but it was a lot of hard work. and he encourages any ceo who wants to do it on their own time to become an undercover boss. back to you.

the figures compiled by the united nations world aids program shows that ivory coast, it be a bit, nigeria zimbabwe are leading the drop in new infections. paul kagame says that allegations that rwanda and police might have engaged in who hate rwanda or have association with groups in the region that is well known. >> the white house says that there are serious security concerns over the afghan parliamentary elections which are being held saturday. richard holbrooke said the elections were likely to be flawed, but it was significant they were taking place at all. the taliban has warned afghans that they will be punished if they cast ballots. a record number of young afghans are competing. we have this from kabul. >> there is and you look in afghan politics this year. it is style. this 30-year-old tells his team they should emphasized young, educated, and conserve to people. he is one of 100 young afghans have been decided for all the failures of their new parliamentary democracy, they see it as a future, and a future for them. >> if we want to build a peaceful, prosperous afghanistan, we w

not, how much for the lemon, not, how much for the ivory, leopard, the peach. not, when are we leaving. not, how will we leave. not, do you know who she came with? how many clowns will hit in the car. the head of a pin? no one cares how many angels. no one cares what you think of the smart bomb corruption, the mobs. your opinion on deregulation, no one's concerned much the question is not who done it the question is not what's for dinner, what's your beverage, where's the beef? the question is not who is your daddy? is not, which way will the wind blow? is not, where's the car. you wash behind your ears; right . question is not did you turn off the oven or turn off the alarm what's that got to do with the price of tea in china. did you bite it. what's gotten into you no one's asking if you know where your children are. no one's asking if you can locate the nearest exits. in some cases they may be behind you. no one cares whether or not you are being followed. don't ask if it makes you look fat. the question is not, do you remember the time. do you remember the

the figures compiled by the united nations world aids program shows that ivory coast, it be a bit, nigeria zimbabwe are leading the drop in new infections. paul kagame says that allegations that rwanda and police might have engaged in genocide are absurd. speaking to the bbc during a visit to london, he explained why he was so enraged by the report. >> the conceptions of making this report was total fraud. the whole idea of the thinking that there was an genocide -- it is flawed. second, the whole process of investigation. nothing is said about how this report came together. if you read the report, -- and then the people behind it. these are people who hate rwanda or have association with groups in the region that is well known. >> the white house says that there are serious security concerns over the afghan parliamentary elections which are being held saturday. richard holbrooke said the elections were likely to be flawed, but it was significant they were taking place at all. the taliban has warned afghans that they will be punished if they cast ballots. a record number of young afghans a

she was brought from the ivory coast to live with her great aunt, and she suffered fatal abuse. this prompted a major reform of britain's social services, including new rules to ensure that they could prevent a case like this. this shows how easy it is to keep the child and visible from the authorities. these are the records we found, where you are first mentioned in the school register where you went to school. it says here you're living with -- >> [unintelligible] >> you have no idea? >> no. i do not remember. >> the first official record we can find comes from his north london primary school. but he did not know who originally brought him here from nigeria or you first looked after him. >> is it possible that this could be your grandmother? >> i do not know. i do not know. >> these records, and other documents the bbc has obtained, and give various and different names for the adults said to have been responsible for him at various points of this child it. he says in fact, there was only one. auntie. why you think you ended up living with that woman? what you think it happened

customs official the items were bound for the chinese mainland, japan, vietnam, where a demand for ivory is high. the tusks were taken from both aen and african elephants to highly endangers species. two men were arrested. >>> authorities in the indian capital and other areas along the river are anticipating possible floods following a massive release of water from a dam in the neighboring state-it's the large effort. water levels reached a critical mark friday, prompting the evacuation of residents in low-lying areas and raising fear of destruction on one of the older railway bridges it's unclear why the water was released from the dam about. >>> million of muslims around the world are celebrating the end of the fast of ramadan. and in malaysia, thousand as tended an open house event hosted by the purchase at his official residence. he later attended fast-breaking dinner with the constitutional head of state and the queen before joining prayers at the national mosque. >>> hi there, time for the world weather. what's going on in east asia. we're continuing to see tropical storm now a dep

a mix of irish spring, ivory and bob barber soap made available to inmates for about a dollar. family members say inmates have to wash their clothes with it and now can't get them clean. officials say it might be more ominous than that. >> in the past, we found that soap has been used as weapons. they will put bars in socks and swing it at people they want to injure. additionally, there have been occasions where they will soap up the floor so that the deputies will slip and fall when they are responding to an emergency. >> reporter: so the inmates of k-pod, mostly members of the norteno street gang, stopped eating to get the jail to change its policies. >> we found the trash cans full of candy and cookie wrappers and other items they have been purchase on the jail commissary. >> reporter: no one is in any health danger, the commander says, and officials say they have no plans to change the policy. they are not sweating it. and here's what we're talking about. bob barker soap. the price is certainly right, it's 90 cents. but this is a different bob barker. this is pretty much in

. >> or scale the ivory tower. >> yeah. and now i think what's happening is that the political class which had controlled so much of the "process" is now coping with many new entrants into it, and democracy is about participation. it's not about sitting at home and watching other people participate. and we're still trying to make good on that promise, but we have a lot more tools for doing that now. >> hi. go ahead with your question. >> good afternoon. with the rise of the citizen journalism, how important is a degree in journalism in the future news market? >> heh heh heh! >> that was always a debate under the old school. no, really. our profession--no, students ask me that all the time, you know, d i say, epends on who's doing the job interview." >> do you have a degree in journalism yourself? >> i do. i do, a bachelor of science... >> see, i don't. >> from ohio university. but the truth be told, i chose ohio u. not just for the quality of the j-school, but they had a 5-day-a-week newspaper, the great "o.u. post," and fr

them were painted and decorated by community groups around town for anyone to particular actually ivoriest least four of the instruments, however, have been tagged. one, just five hours after being installed. this international art project is called "play me, i'm yours." there is no major cases of vandalism reported in any other participating cities. >>> slapped in the face, wrestled to the floor and slammed into walls. what one college freshman says happened when she tried to join a bay area so roar tee. >>> and another side of how tough things have gotten. the bay area city that is on the verge of doing away with its entire police department. . >> sorry guys, when it comes to a night on the town, why it's good to be a lady. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] at jcpenney red zone clearance, get 80% savings on final markdowns, including 80% off clothes, shoes, accessories, and 80% off home! did we mention our red zone clearance final markdowns are 80% off? who knew shopping could be so rewarding? jcpenney. but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out

demand for ethical i free at a price of roughly five hundred twenty dollars a kilo sixty tons of the ivory are actually wanted i need to china the world's biggest market scientists believe there should be a plentiful supply of the tusks they estimate as many as one hundred fifty million mammoths by frozen could make a siberian tundra. and that's on the basis for now but i'll be back with more for you next hour and of course you can always find most stories of you log on to our web site that's r t dot com slash it's. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are old today. for the full story we've focused on the biggest issues. face to face with the new. india. president. beatriz. taj mahal hotel. hotel. to leave the. sheraton hotel. collection. the main. part. of this. this is your headlines now the flow of russian oil to china will triple by next year. open up a part of a. pipeline. activists. humanitarian mission. brutally attacked by israeli forces back in may. and pirates of russia

here's kanye tickling the electronic ivories. ♪ [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, kanye west!w what, never had a lesson. never had a lesson. [ cheers and applause ] but the biggest star of the night last night was undoubtedly lady gaga. she won eight vmas and showed up covered in actual meat. this atkins diet is getting out of control. she said she wore the meat to protest the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. makes sense. [ laughter ] i can't imagine wearing meat. i mean, that's -- that's a long show. she came wearing meat, she left weari ining jerky. it was disgusting. i hope they -- i hope this inspires an episode of "project runway" because i would love to hear tim gunn say, designers, you have 30 minutes to skin this moose and turn it into wearable runway fashion. make it work. sadly, though, lady gaga's meat dress did not make it all the way home with her. >> thank you so much. i was so nervous for tonight that i would let my fans down -- [ dogs barking ] [ screaming ] attacked by dogs. sadly -- [ cheers and applause ] this is in a -- one of those happened to be s

♪ ebony and ivory >> the facts we have to get across. ♪ sit together on this piece of mahogany ♪ >> if deaths would be reduced by one-third. ♪ side-by-side, out here instead of inside ♪ >> 25% of cancer worldwide, will be diagnosed to people who never smoked. ♪ oh, lord, it's scaring me >> "stand up to cancer" is looking for cures and therapies no matter the cause. so, please, go to the phone. give what you can. or eric will keep singing. ♪ everybody wang lung tonight >> the three network news anchors, diane sawyer, katie couric, and brian williams, co-hosted that big event, that was dedicated to america's 12 million cancer survivors. since it was launched in 2008, "stand up to cancer" has raised more than $100 million. >>> coming up on "good morning america," we talk to families of 9/11 victims on the most contentious anniversary of the terror attacks so far. >>> and on a much lighter note, we'll take a peek into your world during this past week. it's a segment we call "your week in three words." ♪ with the tastes of sea salt and olive oil. ♪ or sprinkled with italian herbs. ♪ townhou

a mix of irish spring, ivory and bob barker soap made available to inmates for about a dollar. family members say inmates have to wash their clothes with it and now can't get them clean. officials say it might be more ominous than that. >> in the past, we found that soap has been used as weapons. they will put bars in socks and swing it at people they want to injure. additionally, there have been occasions where they will soap up the floor so that the deputies will slip and fall when they are responding to an emergency. >> reporter: so the inmates of k-pod, mostly members of the norteno street gang, stopped eating to get the jail to change its policies. well, it stopped take jail's food. >> we found the trash cans full of candy and cookie wrappers and other items they have been purchase on the jail commissary. >> reporter: no one is in any health danger, the commander says, and officials say they have no plans to change the policy. they are not sweating it. and here's what we're talking about. bob barker soap. the price is certainly right, it's 90 cents. but this is a different

let the people decide who is going to win, not some people in an ivory tower in d.c. picking and choosing. let's start focus on winning and supporting those who have been nominated. then we can worry about all that other stuff. >> who you blame for the backbiting? ginnie anyone out there complaining. anyone out there nitpicking. on trying to avoid getting on that's abbas. everyone knows they are. the reality of it is, let's focus as a party for the first time since 2004, we are winning. it has taken a lot of work by this chairman, the republican national committee under my leadership, our national committee around the country, to get us to this point. that is our mission that is our focus. >> less. very clear. in arkansas, conservatives are unified. they want change in washington. >> absolutely. [inaudible] >> have you heard otherwise? as the "new york times" done an audit of the rnc? we will have more than enough money, trust me. keep in mind we have done things all little different. we did not play by the old rules where you sit there and stockpile of cash so that w

competitive as they can, and the people get to decide who wins, not a group of folks sitting in an ivory tower in washington d.c., picking and choosing. let's focus on winning and supporting those who have been nominated, and then we can worry about all the other stuff later. i blame anyone who is out there complaining or nitpicking. everybody knows who they are. the reality of it is, let's focus as a party for the first time since 2004, we are winning. it has taken a lot of work by this chairman, the republican national committee under my leadership, our national committee and leaders around the country to get us to this point. that is our mission and focus. >> arkansas conservatives are unified, whether they are conservative republicans, democrats, or with the tea party. [unintelligible] toi don't have to account "the new york times." we will have more than enough money, trust me. keep in mind, we have done things a little different. we did not play by the old rules were you sit there and stockpile all the cash so we can present to the press big cash on hand to start spending in late a

need to be as competitive as they can and the people get to decide who wins, not people sitting in an ivory tower in d.c. thinking who should be winning. my beloved is, let's focus on winning -- my view what is, let's focus on winning. >> could you blame for the in fighting? >> i blame anyone out there nitpicking. i am trying to avoid people getting on that subject. you read them. you know who they are. the reality is, let's focus as a party on the problem from -- for the first time since 2004, we're winning. it has taken a lot of work by the chairman, the rest -- the republican national committee under my leadership, our state chairman and the leaders around the country, and that is our focus. inlet's be very clear -- arkansas, conservatives are unified, whether they are conservative republicans, conservative tea party, are conservative democrats. they are unified. >> have you heard otherwise? has the "new york times" done an audit of the rnc? keep in mind -- we have done things differently. we did not play by the old rules for use at their annual stacked up the cash a that you can present

west africa, ivory companies, they make 70% of the cocoa, right?rmers lose trees to disease and pests and fungus and mold, they lose their livelihood. the price of chocolate continues to go up. it's supply and demand. so what these people now have done, they figured out what trees can be better, they'll even make better corn, better soy beans, better roses for hundreds of years, but never have we ever tried to make better chocolate. but now they are. >> very good stuff. are you a chocolate fan? >> a lot. dark. no white chocolate. >> all right. the camera guy is laughing at you. quick break. a man who doesn't like to travel. he is cramming in a decade's worth of controversy into a four day trip. stay here. sure i'd like to diversify my workforce, i just wish that all of the important information was gathered together in one place. [ printer whirs ] done. ♪ thanks. do you work here? not yet. from tax info to debunking myths, the field guide to evolving your workforce has everything you need. download it now at thinkbeyondthelabel.com. >>> we have bee

he treats the white house like an ivory tower. all practical purposes, he treats it as a classroom experience. -- experiment. it took three months for him to realize that it was not tony headword's disaster in the gulf, but that it was a kid. it took him awhile to realize that we could not just sit back and file lawsuits. a lot of damage was being done and not just to the coast of to the livelihood of thousands and thousands of people across america. through it all, the president seemed to be more annoyed than engaged, as if he did not realize that it was his people, the ones he had put their who were responsible for the permitting process and should have been paying more attention. what i wish what had happened was that while many more -- rham emanuel should have sent a fish to secretary salazar. that would have been a more proper response. i want to address some issues this morning that i hope will not be run from. there are a lot of people that say that this is not a year we should be talking about the social issues, but let me

not a group sitting in in ivory tower in d.c. or wherever it is. my words have been stop it.et's focus, and then we can worry and all that other stuff -- some to worry about all of that other stuff. >> [unintelligible] >> i blame anyone who is out there nitpicking. so, everybody knows who they are. the reality of it is, let's focus as a party -- the first time is 2004. we are winning. it has taken a lot of work by this chairman, the republican national committee through my leadership, our national committee chairman, groups around the country to give us to this point. that is our focus at the end of the day. >> arkansas conservatives are unified. they want change in washington. >> [unintelligible] >> oh, my, gosh, yes. have you heard other was? >> a "new york times" story today. >> keep in mind, we do this a little different, too. we did not play by the old rules where we stood there and stockpile the cash so we could have the cash on hand and start getting money in late august and early september. we invested $20 million late last fall, early this year in victory centers lik

it is not some group of people in an ivory tower in d.c. or elsewhere picking and choosing. let's focus on winning. let's focus on supporting those who have been nominated. then we can worry about the other stuff later. i blame anyone out there complaining and nitpicking. that is the slippery slope i am trying to avoid people getting on. everybody knows who they are. you read them. the reality is that as a party for the first time since 2004, we are winning. it has taken a lot of work by this chairman, the republican national committee and the right leadership, our national committee chairman and leaders around the country to get us there. that is our mission and focus at the end of the day. but let's be very clear arkansas conservatives want change in washington. >> absolutely. >> what about money? >> yes, have you heard otherwise? >i do not have to account to the "new york times." we will have more than enough money. keep in mind that we have done things a little different. we did not play by the old rules where you sit there and present to "the new york times" cash on han

we the next day's preparation -- ivory heard enough of you guys blubber. i've already heard enough of. go back to the next day's preparation and we'd deal with documents. this was a case, a document nightmare. 12, 14 volumes, three inches thick. and the guy who was operating the little screen trying to get it electronically, he was a doh-doh, it never worked. >> fortunately we don't have those here but we do have the screen and the document. >> and we do have repetition of a lot of information. >> madam chairwoman, i think i knew that was coming. >> yeah. >> did you enter into a written agreement? >> i did. what were the terms of that agreement? >> mr. moll was prepared to pay $100,000 for my participation, flat fee. for my participation in the case. and i understood that. there were additional provisions, and one that stands out that i know everybody's going to be ierested in is that they also included a $100,000 if judge porteous would recuse himself. ean now remember they had filed a motion for judge porteous to recuse himself in october of '96, he'd sa