dozens are still missing and the freezing waters while seven of the survivors found have now arrived back on land jacob graves joins us now live via broadband from the coastal region nearest to the tragedy occurred who again to jacob now you've been to the poor and where the survivors arrive so bring us the atmosphere what's the mood there like. well really i mean one news you can pick out is a sense of relief spare ticket lee among those of course who been caught up in this both the survivors and also family members as well and the emergency crews have been following this story from the very start by no means any jubilation or senate ration and a lot of you tell there's a lot of people stores are still with what's on going for these people who lost probably work colleagues and friends on this already that capsized and sunk there for a lot of thought still being given towards them and their ongoing plights now dealing with thirty seven people who are still missing in this case and has to be said that the odds of finding any more survivors now any more people alive and looking quite slim now if anyone i

these include integration boosting competition and increasing the role of small business economists jacob now from morgan stanley russia believes medvedev speech echoes recent statements by prime minister let him have it. what i see is a combined effort by both of them to articulate a economic and political reform program you i think that if we think back to earlier in the year when you had a debate between medvedev who was talking about a program of reforming modernization and putin who is putting more stress on stability i think that we can now see what the choice of the leadership is and that is to go for a program of modernization short the impact of these reforms may be somewhat negative because we may see acceleration capital outflows in companies who may have an increase in uncertainty but in the medium term if these reforms are implemented i think that they. should improve russia's growth prospects and make the realisation of the top line objectives of the reform program which are twenty five percent of g.d.p. in investment and six to seven percent growth rate that much more realizabl

global trade klopp should help foreign companies to do business more easily in russian economy is jacob now from morgan stanley says explains how that might work. i think three ways it's a signal of russia's commitment to the multilateral trading regime that will help with investment it's a move toward the rules based governance system for the economy so it will be more certainty and predictability about economic decisions and i think thirdly of course it means that barriers to trade both in the form of tariffs and in the form of restrictions on investment in particular sectors will be abolished or reduced. and the head of russia can make a group says w t o entry brings both risks and opportunities well under some believes if the state works hand in hand with business w t o membership could help russia succeed in international markets certainly when it comes to light commercial vehicles in the post soviet region where gas dominates it will help russia to attract investment so i can leave for me competition is always good more competition you have the better you become so i see this as a ris

the global trade club should help foreign companies do business more easily in russia economies jacob now from morgan stanley russia explains how that might work. i think three ways it's a signal of russia's commitment to the multilateral trading regime that will help with investment it's a move toward rules based governance system please call me so it will be more certainty and predictability about economic decisions and i think thirdly of course it means that barriers to trade both in the form of tariffs and in the form of restrictions on investment in particular sectors will be abolished or reduced let's have a look at the markets now stocks in the u.s. are rising after the opening bell investors are hoping that europe is making progress and taming its debt crisis like we make a research in motion towards twelve percent after the company said like thursday that new phone is seen as critical to the company's future will be delayed until late next year european stock markets are making cautious gains have made continued worries about the sovereign debt crisis the pussys higher supported

growth in the sector to discuss this and other major economic news of the week i'm joined now by jacob now she is a columnist at morgan stanley russia thank you for coming to the program so industrial orders in europe are showing heavy falls but we see a company a different picture here in russia why well i think partly because russia is a big country and so it can make its own economic fortune to a certain extent so you had a deep crisis in russia in two thousand and nine really eight percent fall in g.d.p. and since then we've had a slow recovery so you got a lot of spare capacity out there and as unemployment's come down and consumers have got more confident they've been borrowing more they've been spending more and companies have started to invest more so you have these domestic processes that are starting to drive the economy forward and we think with that can continue unless something cuts across it like the all price fall in for instance which would which russia is dependent on that's right it's a very heavy level of the pendants but i think that's really why i'm forecasting for a h

well, according to jacob, sarah jean was fully complicit in the targeting, abduction and murder of all 12 and, well, now13 victims. prison records show that jacob is a sexual psychopath. they were inconclusive on sarah jean. they said her demeanor was more like that of a war victim's. and as with all sexual psychopaths, jacob is obsessed with the idea of the total possession of his victims. he's shown no remorse or guilt. jacob saw sarah jean as a possession. something to control. to dominate. just so we're clear, they've agreed to these interviews? yes, sir. i'm sorry.who are you exactly? i'm sam shapiro. i'm their appeals attorney. not only have they agreed to them, they were initially requested by them. yeah. i can't get them a stay of execution. garcia, remember 75 percent of all communication... is non verbal. hotch, interview jacob. morgan, elle. i'm not gonna get anything new, but... find a new way to ask. 696 hennesy street, jacob and sarah jean's home. it's due for demolition. take a look around. jacob's workshop was out the back. he claimed that sarah jean would lure the victims from mall park

capsized in a storm in a sea of our hearts in the country's far east let's get the latest details now from our jacob greece jacob what do we know about the instant and the rescue efforts at this time. already in full swing. with over sixty people of the passengers now those two helicopters on the way to the area where this all caps. two vessels two ships in the immediate vicinity aiding in this rescue operation all those being the towing. support when it capsized occurred about two hundred of the closest star clear. russia's far eastern is highways a season's stormy weather we don't know just yet whether or not it is actually. thought this took on a lot of water during this stormy weather or not the lifeboats crucially all boards failed to deploy as there was no way in these high seas and so far version issue said they found no one in lifeboat so they have rescued a total of nine people the conditions in the area very bad indeed in the water temperature just above freezing zero degrees celsius so really everyone's attention now focused the retrieving those boards. keep us updated jake agrees thank y

she is studying to be a paramedic. 12-year-old jacob is now a target at his school. >> three kids coming after me. >> both attended a candlelight vigil for amanda brunel. she is confined to a wheelchair. it's all due to an attempted suicide in the cafeteria when she was 16. >> if i would have known i could have done something different. >> she was in the marching band. she received some 3500 harassment texts in a one month period. >> they were saying she was a lesbian and bisexual and she had aids and was spreading it. >> her attempted suicide in 2008 her mother has been leading an education campaign called the amanda network to prevent teen suicide and bullying. >> for every one suicide that the kid dies, there is hundred kids that attempt. >> it about hundred parents and children attended the candlelight vigil at the candlelight methodist church. they received writes bands, purple, they donated to the anti-bullying campaign and took a pledge to stop bullying when they see it. >> this is the third candlelight vigil for amanda. when i asked her how long she was going to keep it up, she s

she's now studying to be a paramedic so she can save life. her twelve-year-old brother jacob is now a target at his school. >> the kids bully me once a week. >> both attend a candlelight vigil for 19-year-old amanda. she's confined to a wheelchair. she cannot see, walk, talk or eat on her own, all due to an attempted suicide in the school cafeteria bathroom when she was 16. >> if i would have known, yeah, i could have done something. something different. >> amanda was in san jose's dell mar high school marching band. her mother said amanda received from 3500 harassing and spiteful texts in a one month period. >> they were saying she was a lesbian, bisexual, that she was pregnant, and that she had a.i.d.s. and was spreading it. >> since her attempted suicide in november, 2008, her mother has been loading an educational campaign called amanda network to prevent teen suicide and bullying. >> for every one suicide that a kid dies, there's 100 kids that attempt it. >> about 100 parents and children attended the candlelight vigil for amanda at the campbell united methodist church.

in a storm in a sea of our hearts in the country's far east let's get the latest details now from artie's jacob greece jacob what do we know about the incident and the rescue effort at this time. who are racing to rescue those on board already in full swing called to the emergencies ministry to you with over sixty people of board fourteen of them passengers now there's two helicopters on the way to the area where this already capsized and already two vessels two ships in the immediate vicinity aiding in this rescue operation warm those being the icebreaker is actually towing this all routes of course when it capsized occurred about two hundred miles off the coast to suckle in russia's far east the maze highways a season's stormy weather we don't know just yet whether or not it all rick has actually saw this thought this took on a lot of water during this stormy weather or not the lifeboats crucially on board failed to deploy as their watched away in these high seas and so far said they found no one in lifeboat so they have rescued a total of nine people the conditions in the area very bad indee

ok for now jacob riis reporting from the cycling region thank you. well of course i will be closely monitoring the rescue operation in russia's far east to bring you all the latest instant updates are also available on our twitter feed want to assert r.t. dot com to keep on top of this breaking news story. north korea's veteran the that kim jong il has died at the age of sixty nine state media announced he passed away on saturday after suffering a heart attack kim jong il's youngest son kim jong un has been named his successor meanwhile the news broke longstanding enemy south korea put its armed forces on high alert the government has declared a situation in emergency kim jong il's body is lying in state mausoleum in the caledon before a funeral service on december twenty eighth until then a period of mourning has been declared in the country and it's on our way takes a look back now at the life of a man who became a symbol of the reclusive state. a mystery to the world what now for north korea with its leader kim jong il dong this massive military g

ok for now jacob greaves thank you for that update. well of course sky our oil rig started drilling in the sea of a hot skin september was on its way back to port when it capsized platform was built in one thousand nine hundred five centimeters long and eighty meters wide it's one of the largest oil rigs in russia it was due to set sail for drilling off the vietnamese coast at the end of its current assignment. course stay with r.t. for more on that breaking news story as we get it here moving on now and fresh riots have reportedly flared up in western kazakhstan one person was killed and eleven others injured at a railway station where people were protesting against a fatal crackdown on striking oil workers in a town around one hundred kilometers to the northeast parties are pissing off the latest from kazakhstan. on saturday a group of protesters blocked a really station including train with over three hundred people on board in western gaza in total seven bastard trains and three freight trains were delayed and at around eight pm lo

gets underneath the shoulder pads of -- he gives jacobs just enough. and now the two point conversion. it is a big one. >> al: this will make ut a three-point lead. if they get a field goal, in all probability it will go in overtime. they're trying to make it three. he gives it to d.j. ware and he is able to make his way into the end zone and he makes it a three-point lead. >> cris: this is good quarterback performance in the clutch with the season on the line as i have seen in a long, long time. manningham drops what should have been the go ahead touchdown. he doesn't phase eli manning. i don't think anything phases eli manning. comes right back and does it again. he has been a one-man team this year. remarkable. >> al: eight lead changes in the game. each of these teams with some dramatic, thrilling victories and some excruciating losses. >> cris: pretty good job with that kickout block. and d.j. ware who started the game, finishes the game. >> al: and so now the cowboys with 46 seconds against the giant defense that has given up 391 yards tonight. >> cris:

now. >> reporter: jacob also joined his family building homes and working with children in juarez, mexico. he set up an emergency medical fund for the poor and realized love crosses language barriers. >> just being able to see their reaction without having a conversation with them sort of made me realize that this can take place all over the world. >> reporter: students and teachers say jacobs' passion for service is contagious. school youth service coordinator sue glick. >> he just has the right tools. you know, it's innate. this is something that's part of him. this is just the beginning for him. >> you should start coming. >> reporter: the teen plans to teach and keep reaching beyond borders to those in need. >> i really want them to know that they have people behind them, that there are people who support and love them. >> reporter: for spending most of his young life serving people around the world this week's jefferson awhere'd in the bay area goes to -- jefferson award in the bay area goes to jacob marotta. sharon chin cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. time for "food for

. >> let's turn to bradley jacobs now, the senior editor for "us weekly."egories for television. you know, best actress in comedy and drama, et cetera. always more about the wildcards. who managed to get one of those ten nominations. we have already seen one, i don't think anyone was expecting matt leblanc to be nominated. >> i didn't know he had a show. >> that's one of those things, one of those head scratching moments. but that's what the globes are about. >> what about "glee." >> they have a nomination, it always gets a nomination. don't worry about "glee." great to have angelina nominated. very cool. >> that's not exactly very cool just to like nominate angelina jolie. >> is it really about talent or who has the most friends? how do you get nominated? >> that's a whole different segment. but the point is, when you picture the globes, you picture all the those a-listers sitting in the same room with ricky gervais criticizing them. it's always, basically, the second best night of the year after the oscars. but the oscars are seen as so much more uptight

live now by dr robert jacobs research associate professor at the. dr jacobs many thanks for being with us here and ask you now in the wake of this latest leak the plant operator tepco has announced it will take weeks to assess the exact damage it's also said it's using sandbags to prevent any further leaks so does this actually imply do you think that the situation is much worse than the company says it is. well there's a few pieces of this the first is that we're talking about tepco tepco is the company that knew that there were three nuclear meltdowns within two or three days of the tsunami and took three months to speak about it publicly and admitted publicly even though it was known so the credibility of tepco is not at a very high level and unfortunately there are only a source of information about what's happening at the plants and secondly there's a crack in the building where the water is being filtered filtering out cesium but not filtering out strontium ninety. sandbagging the crack in the wall is is the kind of remedial step that just ind

gets underneath the shoulder pads of -- he gives jacobs just enough. and now the two point conversion. it is a big one. >> al: this will make ut a three-point lead. if they get a field goal, in all probability it will go in overtime. they're trying to make it three. he gives it to d.j. ware and he is able to make his way into the end zone and he makes it a three-point lead. >> cris: this is good quarterback performance in the clutch with the season on the line as i have seen in a long, long time. manningham drops what should have been the go ahead touchdown. he doesn't phase eli manning. i don't think anything phases eli manning. comes right back and does it again. he has been a one-man team this year. remarkable. >> al: eight lead changes in the game. each of these teams with some dramatic, thrilling victories and some excruciating losses. >> cris: pretty good job with that kickout block. and d.j. ware who started the game, finishes the game. >> al: and so now the cowboys with 46 seconds against the giant defense that has given up 391 yards tonight. >> cris:

jacobs. >> $895. now it's $296. >> reporter: we got a tur of the supersecret handbag room at t.j. maxx.stores will sell full price. each week, stores get up to 10,000 pieces of merchandise. >> ask the manager, what days do the strucks come. >> let's do some shopping. >> let's look at fabulous clothes. >> a great little holiday cob tate dress. >> it's easy to overspend here. give yourself a time limit. >> it can be a bit overstimulating for people when they come in. because when they start seeing these awesome prices on the designer brands maybe they were coveting from afar, they might think i could have that on. give yourself a time limit. give yourself i would say, like, 30 minutes. >> let's go try them on. >> and then we can edit down. >> i like it. i like the top more than the bottom. >> looking a little bucxom in this. >> reporter: we edited down her picks and scooped up amazing deals. let's add up the numbers. >> this dress, retail $325. i'm scooping it up here for $125. so i was able to get a pair of new heels to go with it. for $that. i'm getting a whole outfit for $150. it's les

an oil rig capsized off russia's far east coast almost twenty four hours ago and let's now cross live to our man jacob greaves who's just every ride at the city of youzhny helena's can hear the disaster scene hello there jacob so how's the rescue operation looking this morning. well he's finally managed to kick off in full and this once again is port hole somewhere with nightfall that meant that no airplanes and helicopters could take part in the search and rescue operation is left down to just three ships and therefore no other survivors were found so dealing with quite similar situation at present that we had yesterday was before bodies found so far fourteen survivors plucked from the sea still sistan szell amount missing forty nine in toast out the sixty seven who were originally on board is daylight here down though in sakhalin and just two hundred kilometers off the coast of second in where it's thought this already capsized and sunk so it can once again begin in earnest yes or do you know the fate of those who have been found but we know there's fourteen survivors clark from the sea and they've

in a storm in a sea of our hearts in the country's far east let's get the latest details now from artie's jacob greene. what do we know about the instant and the rescue effort at this time. we know the search and rescue operation is currently in full swing and called to emergencies ministry over forty passengers aboard accompanying crew members have been told that two helicopters have been sent to the area currently on route also there's a number of ships in the present aiding in the search and rescue operation being. towing. support when it capsized. we can now listen to the ministry has spoken about. according to the latest data sixty seven million dollars for a nice break in a child that was located nearby started to rescue mediately currently nine people have been rescued two of them in severe condition. this all occurring about two hundred miles of the coast are stuck in russia's far east in stormy conditions very high seas about six meters high and also very strong winds as well we don't know if this all rig has sunk or just capsized but it's still it took on stand sure amounts of water a

boosting competition and increasing the role of small business now discuss these challenges are now joined by jacob knell chief economist morgan stanley rochelle thank you again very kindly nice to see you ok so political liberalization was the key message that made it through it made a good speech but what effects will it have on business on the business climate in general you know i think an investment climate here i think it's it's a sort of secondary importance actually for business what business really wants what's good for the investment climate is to build see predictability triviality to secure decent returns at relatively low risk and political liberalization can be important if that means that political risks are somehow integrated into the political process and there isn't a significant risk of some kind of regime challenge like you saw in the arab world earlier this year but i think that the risks of such a challenge in russia although perhaps they've increased in some people's minds in the last few weeks quite small because russia has full employment it's actually got accelerating grow

after a or capsized off russia's far east coast almost twenty four hours ago and let's now cross live to asses jacob green his empathy of usenet the hellenes clear the disaster scene hello there jacob so how is the rescue operation looking this morning so far well we're just receiving reports right now that one of the ships involved in this rescue operation and icebreaker spotted a lifeboat in the water it's going to take them about an hour to get close enough to see that actually any signs of life there this would be very crucial because these people. are of the fort would be icy cold waters for it to stand trial mountain time as you mentioned saturday twenty four hours ago so crucial if they are to find survivors that's really be on this lifeboat now or have been other this is just yes they were they found lifeboats but they were empty i want to really show how quickly this oil rig capsized and then sunk and we spoke with someone who's been involved with this whole search and rescue operation because scribed the situation. there are safety suits floating around the area but there are new people in

were rescued from the sea shortly after the rig collapsed but several dozen are still missing now it is jacob greaves is in usual second lynskey in the coastal region where the disaster happened. it's looking increasingly unlikely that any war survivors will be found search and rescue teams have made contact with lifeboats and life rafts for out the course of the day but no people so far no survivors crucially have been found as a very similar story to that of sunday and largely this is owing to the fact that this all wreak sank so quickly in bad weather conditions that swept away many of these lifeboats before it seems people could board them and we're looking at a very grave picture present if there are any survivors though being in the water for well over twenty four hours now typically given nighttime conditions that means planes can't fly and can't be used to try and search out any signs of life indeed throughout the course of monday we have seen the number of people found dead and mounting as for those who have been found alive for so far fourteen in total took place on sunday where the

. >>> right now chris jacobs has the latest on tom and katy. >> we are keeping up with the cruises.ith katie and surri. tom has more to celebrate today here on mission impossible monday. we are counting up the box office haul of mission impossible "ghost protocol." >> $11 million in domestic imax. $13 million for its u.s. limited release. that makes "ghost protocol" the highest grossing debut ever, setting up tom's return to the big screen. >> when we come back, we are a target or we don't come back. >> who exactly was in tom's aim? the film opened with 425 theaters in the united states, mostly metropolitan areas. 300 of those screens were in imax. tom's worldwide media blitz increased the foreign numbers with stops in munich, london, and dubai. prime to challenge mission impossible three totals $263 million. expectations are high when the film opens wide on wednesday, and we have a peek at one of the movie's lighter mission. >> your mission, should you choose to accept it is to penetrate the kremlin. >> no mission impossible would be complete without these famous words. >> this mes

now is the time to do it. >> will she or won't she? nancy jacobs says she may be the perfect challenger to unseat the democratic congressman. >> one of the differences between my party and the other party is we actually go to people who know how to create jobs. >> a strategic alliance. what newt gingrich hopes to come from his meeting with business mogul donald trump, and how he is courting herman cain supporters. >> it is unseasonably mild up there right now, but there are colder temperatures, rain, and maybe even some snow. the forecast is coming up next. 54 degrees at the airport and po >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will officially begin her first full term when she is sworn in tomorrow. the city clerk of court, frank conaway, will administer the oath. she says her in on irrational speech will focus on her continued efforts to grow the city now and in the future. swearing in ceremonies -- she said in her inaugural speech will focus on our efforts to grow the city. longtime state senator nancy jacobs says she may be the perfect -- p

now. >> reporter: jacob also join his family building homes and working with children in mexico. he set up an emergency medical fund for the poor and realized love crosses language barriers. >> just being able to see their reaction without having a conversation with them sort of made me realize that this can take place all over the world. >> reporter: students and teachers say jacob's passion for service is contagious. school youth service coordinator sue glick. >> he just has the right tools. he -- you know, it's inate. it isn't something that he had to go out and learn. this is something that's part of him and he will -- this is just the beginning for him. >> reporter: the teen plans to teach and keep reaching beyond borders to those in need. >> i really want them to know that they have people behind them that there are people who support and love them. >> reporter: for spending most of his young life serving people around the world, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jacob marotta. sharon chin, cbs 5. >>> for those of you keeping track at home, roberta and i d

jacobs light reports it's now mailed a half million pounds of supplies to troops overseas. one paratrooper who asked for a single box. shepard smith reports. >> absolutely my son, this was the reason i got out of bed in the morning. >> shepard: doreen kinney said this is her son jacob's legacy. it began after he parachuted into iraq in 2003. >> while he was there, he asked for me to send a box to one of his buddy's who didn't get support from him. >> shepard: she continued sending support after he died in a roadside bombing. >> 11 days after he was killed was his 29th birthday. i sent out a box to his unit and i just never stopped sending boxes. >> shepard: these days kinney gets a lot of help. one night each month more than 100 volunteers gather for her charity jacob's light foundation. they stuff food and supplies into boxes for the troops. >> we are almost there we are making progress. >> push. >> shepard: this is their holiday mailing it includes special treats like salamis and tinns of butter cookies. >> i know they will be excited when they see these boxes. >> jacob's

now. reporter: jacob has also joined his family building homes and working with children in juarez, mexicoe set up an emergency medical fund for the poor and realized love crosses language barriers. >> just being able to see their reaction without having a conversation with them sort of made me realize that this can take place all over the world. reporter: students and teachers say jacob's passion for service is contagious. school youth service coordinator sue glick. >> he just has the right tools, you know, it's enate. it's not something he had to go out and learn. this is something that's part of him and this is just the beginning for him. >> we just start coming. you have a semester. reporter: the teen plans to teach and keep reaching beyond borders to those in need. >> i really want them to know that they have people behind them, that there are people who support and love them. reporter: for spending most of his young life serving people around the world, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jacob marota. sharon chin, cbs 5. >> what a remarkable young man. you can suppor

jacobs. >> $895. now it's $296. >> reporter: we got a tur of the supersecret handbag room at t.j. maxx.es will sell full price. each week, stores get up to 10,000 pieces of merchandise. >> ask the manager, what days do the strucks come. >> let's do some shopping. >> let's look at fabulous clothes. >> a great little holiday cob tate dress. >> it's easy to overspend here. give yourself a time limit. >> it can be a bit overstimulating for people when they come in. because when they start seeing these awesome prices on the designer brands maybe they were coveting from afar, they might think i could have that on. give yourself a time limit. give yourself i would say, like, 30 minutes. >> let's go try them on. >> and then we can edit down. >> i like it. i like the top more than the bottom. >> looking a little bucxom in this. >> reporter: we edited down her picks and scooped up amazing deals. let's add up the numbers. >> this dress, retail $325. i'm scooping it up here for $125. so i was able to get a pair of new heels to go with it. for $that. i'm getting a whole outfit for $150. it's less th

dozens are still missing in the freezing waters while the handful of survivors found are now arriving back on land jacob griefs is out the port where they are coming in and he joins us live on the phone to tell us more well jacob tell us what's happening in the port at the moment how the survivors are lived. oh yes do you. really know that when i was talking about since i was so much in medical stuff and just being and seeing the psychologist was dr check on my general wellbeing. the fourteenth of which dealing with the president was that i'm sure i'm not missing him the fact that he's been missing and unaccounted for an increasing number of bodies a couple of days you know i think being but yet to find all of it and i did on the original and i thought. that already thank the source of the problem and really. wanted to win link now finding all of the time part is the better mind but the very good one of the conditions if you don't hear someone a good ten degrees so. you think what he found was haven't found anybody. i mean i don't. know probably most likely being completely exposed to the elements. well

are still missing in the freezing waters while the handful of survivors found are now arriving back on land artie's jacob grieves is at the port where they are coming in and he joins us live on the phone to tell us more well jacob tell us what's happening in the port at the moment how the survivors are lived through yesterday. and you know them and so i was talking about and so so much in medical stuff and just being and seeing the psychologist and was told it's all my general well being. so close the fourteenth of which being with the president has done she will missing him that if you've been missing and unaccounted for an increasing number of all these couple of days you know are fifteen but yet to find a little bit but i did on the original not some. majorly off it already i think the source of the problem and really there is a limit to what now finding all of those. it's got the better line that do very good weather conditions if you don't hear them on a good ten degrees so. you can hope that he found. anybody. i mean i don't. know probably most likely being completely exposed to these elements well

dozens are still missing in the freezing waters while seven of the survivors found have now arrived back on land arches jacob greens has met them in the port of the coastal region nearest to where the tragedy occurred. it's a sense of relief to flee among those of course who been caught up in this both the survivors and also family members as well and the emergency crews who have been following this story from the very start by no means any jubilation or said abrasion and a lot of intel there's a lot of people stores are still with what's ongoing at least people who lost probably work colleagues and friends almost all righ that capsized and sunk and therefore a lot of thought still being given towards them and their ongoing plights now dealing with the seven people who are still missing in this case and has to be said to the odds of finding any more survivors now any more people alive looking quite slim now if anyone is alive they would have spent their second night at sea in very harsh conditions search and rescue teams have already found over the table life boats i mean there's no more refuge really any wa

dozens of still missing in the freezing waters while seven of the survivors found of now arrived back on land that jacob group says met them in the port of the coastal region nearest to where the tragedy occurred. on the boat this just stopped behind me a servant out of the total number of survivors i saw fourteen or so far been pulled alive from these icy waters and as they docked have their wrists first experienced since this ordeal stephy on to dry land no doubt there is a sense of relief in the air for those who have been involved in this from the very starts but attention now really focused on those who still haven't been found thirty seven still missing and this time lapses time passes for the discharge of finding survivors is dwindling if you're exposed to extreme elements to face a second night at sea rescue so far found all the lifeboats mean that there are no there's no shelter for any potential survivors to take cover in exposed to extreme elements in temperatures minus ten degrees celsius here colder our set c. now we're looking into reasoning as to why so far this actually occurred in the f

parties both pro-government and opposition try to stage rallies on election day we can now cross live to our tease jacob griefs who's in central moscow for us take up election day rallies are a breach of the rules who exactly was rallying and how were they dispersed why didn't they wait until the blackout finished to come out onto the streets. but as you said actually these opposition protests will be somewhat lost on the ground sporadic in nature throughout the course of the day it will be more individuals than say. a movement as such the less the left front were detained it's just behind me outside of the credible zone manners square a few of the numbers to tell you by police basically using this tactic with puzzling these protesters towards the nearest metro station is something they employed as well on the cheap so yes we were loyal to united russia and a few of them it was these arrests it is they express support for the government this is the scene around the catsuit throughout the course of the day such as oscar thirty war bans movement sure she's. going to say release of their members to tell yo

jacob. i hope you've been a good little boy since last christmas. right nowre 7 years old. >> the website is portable north pole.tv. it's a canadian company. it looks reasonably safe. somebody knows that jacob is 7 years old. >> my nephew called me and said santa sent you a video message. >> you really are? >> yeah. >> that's a whole different thing. >> not ian going to go there, scott. >> too bad we have to go to break. #:26. no place like home. still to come, a peninsula city making some changes after a tragic death at an intersection. what leaders will do to try to protect school children. and a live report is coming up. >>> and break out your long underwear and ear muffs. lows this morning colder than where we are right now. a nice afternoon shaping up. we'll take you through the forecast. >> christina, you're always fashion forward. but you're not moving the forward. i have a new accident to tell you about. i'll get i'details. report to you in just a few. yo keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fre

. >> tom: jacob frenkel used to be an enforcement lawyer with the securities and exchange commission. he now heads up the securities enforcement and corporate governance practice at law firm shulman rogers. >> you go after the formingerce? >> you investigate john corzinel management anyone ha that had responsible for managing the funds and the strategy of the company and the accounting controls and you look at everybody to determine if there is culpability. that was bad business judgments says corzine but are we any closer to findin finding the missing money. >> we are no closer.to the extes of congress believe that those are going to be answered they stood to be disappointed before they walked into the committee room. what about corzine stood up about himself he made the decision to testify. he focused on business judgment and more importantly for him and senior executives take out the equation that will make this criminal and not civil. >> we are a couple of yearsaftee legislation that has happened. the day before they went bankrupt they had a shortfall in customer accounts in according to

earthquake and tsunami it's thought some of the toxic water may have spilled now into the pacific ocean over the weekend dr robert jacobs research associate professor of hiroshima peace institute believes the plant operator tepco is keeping a lid on just how severe the situation really is we're talking about tepco the company that knew that there were three nuclear meltdowns within two or three days of the tsunami and took three months to speak about it publicly in admitted publicly the credibility of tepco is not a very high level and unfortunately their only source of information about what's happening at the plants and the secondly there's a crack in the building where the water is being filtered sandbagging the crack in the wall is the kind of remedial step that just indicates descale of the difficulty of responding to these problems by tempo if it's sandbags that are going to keep this strontium ninety out of the scene and that's not really very encouraging. russia's don't grade a diplomatic relations with qatar after an assault on moscow's envoy to the russian diplomat was attacked by airport security officials ju