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soldier josh from washington d.c. thank you.well coming up for you in a few moments right here on r.t. once last year was the fastest growing european economy now many people there have to rely on charities simply for the band the subsidies. of fresh e.u. sanctions against iran have now come under fire from moscow russia's foreign ministry has said the move falls outside the scope of the latest u.n. restrictions and undermines collective efforts to resolve the iranian nuclear issue on monday the e.u. adopted tougher sanctions against iran's energy sector in an attempt to prevent the islamic republic from acquiring nuclear weapons the measures include a ban of the sale of equipment and technology iran denies western fears it is trying to build an atomic bomb some iran watchers say the new sanctions will not make the country cooperate on its nuclear program because as a chimp what are is there really any need for unilaterally sanctions like these are just by the u.s. the e.u. got there now already u.n. restriction has. been warnin

>> reporter: seth doane, cbs news, avendale, pennsylvania. >> couric: good luck, josh.t's the cbs evening news. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. jeff glor will be here tomorrow, and i'll see you back here on monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org often. and you'll be surprised at who' >>> you tonight often see cyclists -- you don't often see cyclists getting tickets but it will happen more often and you will be surprised at who is asking for the crackdown. >>> the additional chaos that the a.c. transit strike means for the next workweek. >>> why neighbors on this street want to pay more in taxes. the news starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good evening, i'm dana king. tonight dozens of san jose firefighters are off the job. we are going to have that story in just a moment. [ pause ] it's very difficult to find police officers giving anyone on

josh the bers served in the same unit as ethan mccord he refused to talk about the order because of ashe said the threats and warnings that he'd received from his former army fellows but the secret video of how the coptic killings seemed nothing unusual to him from our experiences what was shown in that video was no uncommon and happened on a fairly regular basis josh says the training they'd gone through did not ingrate much sensitivity either he remembers one of the songs soldiers were made to sing more intense on goes on as i went down to the market where all the children were all women shop where i was shabby and i began to chop josh and a group of other former soldiers are now touring the us and telling people of their experiences and their regret for me it was when i was finally able to kind of put myself in the in the shoes of of other people. and really start to imagine how i'd feel if people were durance me when i was the other people on a regular basis of storerooms in people's homes sometimes in the middle of raising kids and and children's faces. some blame the type of war

uncommon and like that happened on a fairly regular basis josh says the training they'd gone through did not angry much sensitivity either he remembers one of the songs soldiers were made to sing the more intense on going is because i went down to the market where all the children were or were been shot or i was shoddy and i began to chop josh and a group of other former soldiers are now touring the u.s. and telling people of their experiences and their regret for me it was when i was finally able to kind of put myself in the shoes of of all the people. i really started to imagine how i feel if people were doing to me what i was doing telling people on regular basis of storerooms in people's homes sometimes in the middle of the night i think isn't and children's faces. some blame the type of war the us was finding for the psychological trauma so many american soldiers are now going through it was a very disorienting and destabilizing condition of warfare for most american soldiers to try to separate the but nine populous from the insurgents who wanted to kill them that were absolutel

eason mccord and josh stieber signed a letter of apology to the mother of the children hurt during the operation and pledged to change from the inside out again is chicken r t washington d.c. . the online whistleblower is now checking into reports dealing with u.s. contact in iraq it's thought it could expose similar findings to the thousands of documents already posted on the web filmmaker blokey dunny schecter says it heralds a new era of media investigations. truth is the first casualty in war it always is and that the united states government has a big apparatus in a sense to manage and muzzle the news and information to try to it kind of engineer perception of the public and so of course we tend to emphasize the positive they downplay the negative so there's a lot of you know that this trust in the media of the pentagon and the pentagon's motives so the idea that you could go to the actual data the actual reports by soldiers in the field of what happened and make that available to the public so that people can judge for themselves is quite a step and then not just doing it because

rogin from foreign policy magazine ok josh so you know you covered this extensively obviously you go to a lot of these hearings tell me this are some of these politicians still stuck on on the on the missile defense systems are they still talking about georgia or are there really people out there that want more nuclear weapons in the world there really are people out there who want more nuclear weapons the world and what's so interesting is that you've got two sets of conservatives you've got the ones who are concerned about the treaty want to make sure that everything's ok and want to hold off voting for it until they think that they're happy with it and then you've got this new breed who are just convinced that russia is evil that we can't afford to take our eye off the ball for even one second and that why wouldn't we want to have more nuclear weapons doesn't that make america stronger why would we ever cut them that's mitt romney sarah palin jim de mint this is a very small but very active far right wing of the republican party and they're making a lot of news and raising a lot o

in san francisco the giants got josh johnson with an e.r.a. of 1.61. a's going all in against the rangers, ace cliff lee in arlington, 1-0 texas in the 6th until kurt suzuki singles home coco crisp. lee was as good as advertised, struck out 13 in nine innings but left with a game tied at one. in the 10th nelson cruz hit the jackpot, walkoff home run, a's lose 3-18 1/2 back of the west. maybe it's billy beane's turn to play poker there. now to our second ace josh johnson facing the giants at at&t, two out in the 3rd, buster posey busts a 20 game hitting streak. johnson gave up three runs for the first time in 13 starts. giants up 3-2, no more. dan uggla won seven innings gave up just four hits. still tied in the 8th until juan uribe unties it. solo hot, edgar renteria adds insurance with a two-run homer. giants will 6-4, within 2 1/2 of san diego in the west. >>> jack tatum, long time raiders safety died today of a heart attack just 61 years old. in nfl history tatum put that big hit that unfortunately for the raiders led to that steelers immaculate rec

eason recording josh stieber signed a letter of apology to the mother of the children hurt during theoperation and pledged change from the inside out. our team washington d.c. . and america's military chiefs are bracing themselves for more to come the wiki leaks web site is promising that further revelations are on the way the online whistleblower is now checking into a ports to deal with american conduct in iraq it's thought they could expose similar findings to thousands of computers really posted on where they include details of civilian casualties at hundreds of u.s. and allied troops as well as concerns that pakistani intelligence helped the taliban insurgency the white house scrubbed the release as a breach of federal norm and a threat to american military personnel robert fisk middle east correspondent for the british newspaper the independent says. the web harsh lesson for traditional journalism. we've got all these expensive newspapers with huge investigative staffs watching the new york times in london in france and yet we didn't get this story it was the internet that got i

. >> reporter: josh turned to a dog trainer three weeks ago after bristow's protectiveness turned into aggression. >> it was kind of out of control to point where we couldn't stop him from being aggressive to other people. >> down. >> reporter: he says the border collie mix also needed to learn how to adjust to his new role in the family. >> where you going? >> reporter: after the arrival of baby zander. >> we absolutely don't want him to ever harm zander. everybody's part of our family. the dogs are family. we would hate to get rid of the dog, but obviously the baby comes first. >> give him a break. >> down. >> good. now drop the leash. >> reporter: the dog trainer says people have to understand three things about their dogs. >> understand the dog's temperament and be able to read a dog's body language and have that dog socialize correctly. >> reporter: he says owners need to know what makes their dogs tick. small or large, dogs need outlets for their energy. owners should also watch for dominant behavior from the dog, jumping up, pawing, raised hackles or even the slightest growl, an

even according josh stieber signed a letter of apology to the mother of the children hurt during the operation and pledged to change from the side out against chicken r. t. washington d.c. phyllis bennis from the washington institute for policy studies moves classifying military records as a strategy to hide the failures of the war in afghanistan from the public. i think that things get kept secret for a reason often that reason is to prevent political embarrassment to prevent the american people in this case from finding out that this war is a losing war a failing war and has been all along that's what's key here this has been a failing war all along many of us said right at the beginning that this war was never going to quote succeed if i succeed we meant transforming afghanistan into something it never was and will not be under under the boots of american soldiers people need to know in this country what is being done in our name by our young soldiers with with our tax money and for which we are being held accountable but we don't know we don't have the information and if this spu

so josh, tell us, just how close is this u.s. senate race between boxer and fiorina?well, we had some new polling numbers come out this week, and if you average those in with the others that came out over the past month, you've got about a 4.4 percentage point lead for barbara boxer. and if you factor in the margins of error that those polls have, that's not much of a lead really at all. but it's early. we still have a lot of time before election day. barbara boxer and carly fiorina are both busily out there campaigning all over the state. the national republican senatorial committee bought up a big block of air time for those last few days before election day in november to blanket the l.a. media market with pro-fiorina, anti-boxer ads. so you know there's going to be a lot of spending in the last few days, on both sides of the aisle. but the battling remains relatively superficial in some regards. you know, you had this week carly fiorina's camp pushing the story that boxer had equated political service to military service, which she actually really didn't. you had

to discuss it with me is joshua thousand military analyst and blogger for register and dot net now josh my first question to you is why does the word militia scare them so much. in part it's because of afghanistan's history be of several decades now of both militia combat and militia rule and it's never ended up well for them so my guess is that the pentagon things that by avoiding the militia word they can somehow but one instant criticism that will come with hearing that they're building up another militia but these people that they're aiming to recruit now for these local police forces aren't these the same people that they've been trying to recruit all along into the afghan security forces into the army into the police and what's going to make it work this time one of the issues that i think comes up in discussing this is we don't really know who they're going to be recruiting of from what the pentagon has been saying they're not going to be. specifically try believe me they're not going to be specifically community based though they will be related back to their communities so i'm

that guy, josh hamilton is the most talented.. >> sometimes when you perform and somebody is scribbling notes -- >> if it was meant for you, i would have given it to you. >> mark just reads his material, i am very paranoid youerant listening to me. >> i was listening to you. >> all right. there it is. right in the middle of my performance. >> it wasn't intended for your viewing. >> it's football time in the bay area. let me show you the raiders began practice today. jason campbell was announced as the starting quarterback. [inaudible] cut the squad to 15 players. 12 goes to turkey. the cuts next will come august 26th. curry was runner of for rookie of the year. the guy who won rookie of the year, tyreke evans from sacramento was cut today. this fellow here, gavin continued to say, i know sports people. yesterday it was keeper and crooker honored. today it was david lee who has been aiarwer for 10 -- been a warrior for 10 minutes. the warriors are going to help dedicate a new basketball court. 70,728. look at this crowd for manche

shane bauer, sarah shourd and josh natal are in prison without being tried or charged.ranian government accuses them of being spies. the hikers family say the three were in iraq and accidentally crossed the board near iran. more than 20 free the hikers rallies are planned across the country including one in the bay area. it is set for noon tomorrow at the 16th street bart station in san francisco. >>> the marin county city of tiburon a step closer to taking photos of every car that crosses its border. crews have begun installing cameras on tiburon boulevard and paradise drive the only two roads into town. lenses will focus on the back license plates, not on drivers' faces. tiburon has a low crime rate, but police have picked up patterns in car theft and burglaries which they say are committed by outsiders. >> it's clear that they were occurring in a relatively tight time period at night. it did seem something that was solvable. >> i disapprove of it inherently. >> because? >> i just think, you know, it's one more intrusion. >> some civil rights advocates have expressed

shane bauer, ar ra shourd and josh fattal are there and not charged. the iranian government accuses them of being spies. the hikers' families say they were in iraq and accidentally crossed the border into iran. tomorrow more than 20 free the hiker rallies are planned across the country including one in the bay area. it is set for noon at the 16th street bart station in san francisco. >>> palo alto police have released a sketch of a man believed to be teaming up with a young boy toburgle homes. investigators say the man wades in a car outside while the boy about 10 years old enters the home. the boy appears to be connected to three incidents this month. the boy is described as 5 feet tall, 100 pounds, long brown hair. so far the only thing known to be stolen is a skateboard. the other two cases, the child ran off when he was spotted. >>> concord police searching for suspects after a woman told officers two men tried to kidnap her. the men were in a white car described as a four-door honda sink with a black rear bumper. the car had a red temporary regist

team members, matt, tyler, nick, josh, dylan, robbie, justin, scott, ryan, phillip, nick, robbie, josh, kobe, robert, evan, jay ford and charlie nicholas played with great determination and heart throughout the tournament weekend to come from behind in the semifinals to beat defending state champion local rival to earn a spot against tampa in the finals. it was a hard-fought see-saw scoring battle with the score tied 11-11 at the end of the fourth quarter. josh stoffer scourd the game-winning goal. i'm proud to congratulate the bucks and the coach on their first of i'm sure many state championships. go bucks and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? without objection. . ms. jackson lee: the american with disabilities act was designed in 1990 with a bipartisan approach to implement laws that would provide a clear and comprehensive national mandate for the elimination of discrimination against individuals with disabilities. why did we wait so long? and how grand it is to be ab

coming to live from moscow ten am here on marina joshing welcome to the program twenty five people have been killed by the fierce forest fires raging across central russia as the weeks long heat wave refuses to loosen its grip about three thousand people have watched their homes burned at a similar number have been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading all we can now cross light there for us following the developments for us there in veronica's region sara good morning to you so bring us the latest on the situation there. well we've had that twenty five people including two firefighters have died throughout central russia in these fires that have been caused this extreme heat wave that rush is seeing in the past few weeks so we've come head to the city of earnest which in the last few days has really seen parts of it devastated by these fires that have been breaking out we're actually just fifteen minutes outside the city center about four hundred seventy kilometers from moscow and would a village called must love which as you can probably seen beside me has

. >> reporter: sarah shord, josh patale and shane bower were arrested while hiking along the iranian border. the iranian government says the three were spying. >>> new information is coming in tonight on the so called crown fire northeast of the los angeles which continues to burn out of control this evening. that fire has burned 20 square miles, this afternoon the flames jumped the california aquaduct. within the past hour, governor arnold schwarzenegger said from the command postthere that the fire is now threatening 2,000 structures and that 300 homes have been evacuated. four homes have also been destroyed. calfire is using its huge dc10 jet along with four air tankers and six helicopter to carry out continuous air drops to control lines that provide power to southern california. we have a new updated number, that fire is now 20% contained. >>> ac transit bus drivers went to court today to get their new contract thrown out. we'll tell you what happened and what it means for riders. >>> also ahead -- >> as old gives way to the new. all bay area airports prepare for what they hope

have a special night at the ballpark. 38,904, and a full moon to watch the game's hottest pitcher joshohnson go to work and the game's hottest hitter posey gets him here. his 20th straight game with a base hit, the all-time rookie record. he's thrown out at 2nd base. the giants with sanchez, as florida battled back to tie it, sanchez delivers the goods and a 3-2 into the 7th inning and then uglajacks one out. cain would leave the game and the giants bust it open in the 8th inning. uribe, his 14th home-run and three batters later, renterria, they would need the insurance. that's it. san francisco leads the wild card race. they win tonight 6-4. >>> the a's in a do-or-die series with texas. most people have given up on the a's by now. gerrero gives texas a 1-0 lead. we go to the 6th inning and oakland, they've got to try and keep people interested in ron washington's team is real good. they've led most of this year. nelson cruz with a nice defensive play. it's 1-1 in the 7th and cliff lee seems to change teams every couple of months. right now, he's in texas for the stretch drive. did not

pitcher josh johnson with 11 strikeouts. >>> the yankees' alex rodriguez is one swing closer to his 600th home run. he belted number 599 against the royals, surprise, surprise. yankees beat k.c., 10-4. >>> to seattle, david ortiz won last week's home run derby, but things, well, could have been different if ichero was roaming the outfield then. big poppy with a shot to right, and ichiro on his horse. leaping at the wall, robbing ortiz of the homer. so nice, you've got to see it twice. >>> and, finally, to baltimore, twins and orioles, first baseman ty wigginton appears to tag out j.j. hardy as he slides back to first, but the ump sees it differently, calls hardy safe, and wigginton wigs out. he is ejected. out comes manager juan samuel. joining in on the fun. he, too, sent to the showers, and the fans gave samuel a standing ovation, probably the only standing "o" in baltimore this year. the o's suffer their league worst, 65th loss. twins prevail, 5-0. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill seward. >>> well, reports say there is a suspect in the case of who leaked the

josh harris, a furry primate feared extinct a furry primate feared extinct shows up in sri lanka. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with well watch. all eyes remain on the gulf as bp's containment cap on that blown out well sprung a small leak, but officials have decided to keep the lid on -- for now. nbc's kristen dahlgren joins us live now from venice, louisiana. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. yeah, bubbles have been the focus for the past few days. officials say that tiny bubbles of oil and gas did begin seeping out of the well sometime on sunday, but admiral thad allen, the incident commander saying he doesn't think it's consequential. meantime the seepage we talked about yesterday two miles from the well site, they also say that is not related to this well. for now, as you mentioned, they are going to keep the cap on, keep it closed and continue to monitor, the testing process. there is some thought,

> safer: using cell therapy and a bone marrow transplant from the donor, doctors were able to get josh'sy to accept the new hand without many of the anti-rejection drugs that are almost always toxic. maloney says the surgery has given him his life back. to dr. wolf, it's the least medicine can do. >> wolf: these guys, they were protecting us. they took the hit for us, and they deserve our respect for that reason. and... and from my perspective, they deserve our very best effort to do the best we know how to do, and then further, to do the best that we don't even know yet how to do. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughout] reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us the way. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence] can be unsettling. but what if there were a different story? of one financial company that grew stronger through the crisis. when some lost their way, this company led the way. by protecting clients and turning uncertainty into confidence. what if that story were true? it is. ♪ it is. 'cause they're gonna have a good time,

release today issuing a statement saying that he wants to make it perfectly clear that sarah, shane and josh have never worked for the u.s. government and that they're open-minded and add convenient truss young people. >> state of arizona is raking in donations for a fund to defend it's immigration law now receiving more than $1.6 million. 75,000 of that came in on wednesday. the day a judge brought the key pro vision of the immigration law. arizona immediately appealed a ruling and today, the court in san francisco said it will take up the case in early november. >> and prosecutors in portland oregon say a 54-year-old massage therapist accused mr. gore of groping her and making unwanted sexual advances. the prurt prosecutors say the case has problems among them, his accuser fail aid polygraph test and appears to have been paid by the "national enquirer". mr. gore denies accusations. >> coming up, a new study finds what is good for battling britel bones may not be good for the heart. >> and it's demolition day at minetta airport paving wait for a project to take off. >> it's going to be cool

in the eighth inning here, when josh bard would single to right center with two outs. went eight innings, two hits, no earned runs. his team was in good shape, though. in the bottom of the ninth, red sox up 6-1. it's not over. franklin gutierrez, crushing a two-run home run off manny delcarmen. the mariners are down 6-3. boston has a pitcher there. it would disappear. jonathan papelbon. jose lopez scores. mariners, down 6-4. after a walk, bases loaded. jack wilson to short. the flip to second. the throw to first gets away. and two runs would score. mariners score five in the ninth. we're tied at 6-6. we go to the 12th. mariners with the bases loaded. one out. okajima gets lopez to foul out. milton bradley pops to third to end the inning. the red sox get out of a jam. top of the 13th. two on for eric patterson, who has had enough. it's late from the east coast. patterson doubles to left center. two runs come in to score. the red sox win 8-6. >>> back to you guys in the studio. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following today. we'll be right back. icicicicicic >>> now,

coming to live from moscow eleven am here on marina joshing and welcome now twenty five people have been killed by the fierce forest fires raging across central russia as the weeks long heat wave refuses to loosen its grip about three thousand people have watched their homes burn and a similar number have been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading artie's sarah ferguson of rhonda's region one of the worst hit areas we've come here to the city which in the last few days has really seen parts of it devastated by these fires that have been breaking out. just fifteen minutes outside the city center about four hundred seventy kilometers from mosco and we're in a village called muscle which as you can probably seen beside me has had most of it completely destroyed by the fires the smoke is really hanging very thick in the air and i can smell this all throughout the city at the moment with the heat and the smoke it really is quite. intension the people all they see here left wondering what they're going to be now we've had throughout central russia around a thousand

and smoke for josh hamilton and get last night's hero to end the game.a count of 3 to one. there is bad news. ben sheets is done for the season. a torn flexor in his right elbow. sheets signed the 1-year $10 million contract. the a's figure we will trade him at the deadline which is a few days away, or keep him for a run at the play of yos. instead he will be a spectator and it is quite possible that sheets has thrown his last pitch for the green and gold. the bank of the west classic continued at stanford with crum looking for her second straight upset. alt chilly in the south bay. cool and kris crisp, 61 degrees. knocked off sofina and gets them on the run. elana is the winner. the two-seed dropped the the first set and came on strong. into the net as she advances to the third round. 3-6, 6-3 and 6-4. landon donovan and the mls stars took on manchester united. one of the great teams in europe. red devils 20 seconds in and he steals and scores and it is 1-0. off the free kick darrin gibson bending it like beckham here. that is tremendous there. 73rd min

giants and the marlins and josh johnson had not allowed more than two runs in his last 13 starts.nd posey with a flare and drives in a run and two shy of mccovey's record. posey one for four in this game. cody ross chucked the bat to second. he connected way off matt cane to tie it at two. a bomb in the seventh and then tied in the three. 21 on the season. bottom of 8 and uribe subing for sandoval. uribe with his 14th of the year. three batters later and renteria with insurance. the giants win it 6-4. the padres lost and so the giants are two and a half games back. a's and rangers and nolan ryan, sleepy time. guererro with a double to the gap scoring michael young. 1-0 texas. gonzalez went six innings. a's even it up and kurt suzuki get an r.b.i single. cocoa crisp in. 1-1 game. they are looking for a big inning. leigh acquired by texas. kouzmanoff robbed at the wall. leigh throwing smoke. nine innings and allowed one run and struck out a career high 13. you will all get nothing and like it. extras we go now. cruz facing wortz. good night, game over. drive home safely. a's are 8 a

live from moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program twenty eight people have been killed by thefierce forest fires raging across central russia as the weeks long hate wave refuses to loosen its grip about three thousand people have watched their homes burn at a similar number have been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading are to sarah ferguson the herat of the region for us and we're going to talk to her and get the latest so sara what has a way to solve a situation where you are at the moment. well we've come here just about fifteen minutes outside the city center of an issue which has been badly hit by the fire as she in the village of must love and most of the homes here have been destroyed by the fires they seen in the past few days the smoke really being very very thick and yet you can smell it even in the city center and this is what has left a huge number of people hey melissa we've been speaking to the locals here and they were saying that all happened very quickly it was about fifteen minutes outside with the wind whipped up this fire and i

arena josh welcome to the program now one of britain's largest peace groups the stop the war coalition says the leak of files on the campaign in afghanistan is so embarrassing it could mark the beginning of the end of the war the war reports posted online by a whistleblower group wiki leaks suggest the situation on the ground is a far cry from your fishel picture of the conflict they include details of civilian deaths at the hands of coalition troops as well as concerns that pakistani intelligence could be helping the taliban insurgency you.

josh hamilton of texas drove in three runs against second place los angeles angels.he rangers' 6-4 win puts them seven games ahead of the angels. >>> in the 11th inning wes helms of the marlins hit a bases loaded single for their fourth walkoff win this week. the 5-4 florida victory cuts atlanta's division lead to five games over philadelphia. >>> in the tenth inning, travis ishikawa of the giants hit a ground ball single to take the lead. san francisco held on for a 3-2 win over arizona. >>> in the 11th inning lopez of st. louis hit the go ahead home run and the cardinals beat the chicago cubs 4-3. st. louis now has a half game lead over cincinnati in the national league central division. >>> and andre dawson is now in baseball's hall of fame. the former cubs and expos outfielder was inducted sunday in cooperstown. he was an all-star eight times and is one of only three major league players to hit over 400 home runs and steal over 300 bases. congratulations to him. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a snapshot of the world, a new

almost appears true looking for gold josh gold is something of a hobby for motor club members some evidence suggest that it is here again in premarket territory in the almost screeching are that you're going to reach we're going to know more excavation work in the near future. to nineteen twenty the bolsheviks but some of the gold the whites have taken from the state banks broach. in that system with it when all is said and it is a significant fact that the gold returned to this building after its journey so it took several days to bring it here by trams and motivate comes in october and nine hundred twenty the gold reserve was sent to moscow to prague. in the early twentieth century trains carrying crosses the gold the russian empire went to the country. every now and then the fascination with treasure. with. many living along the gold trail and many other parts of russia claimed they know where the gold bullion is to. sit back. these treasure hunt is a term to go on with. the mystery of the girl's disappearance has remained unsold the new hundred years.

iranian police arrested shane bauer, sarah shourd and josh fattal while they were hiking last year.ran accuses them for spying for the u.s. but they haven't been tried or charged. their mothers appeared today on the "cbs early show." they want to get their kids out of iran before sarah's birthday next month. >> sarah has been in jail for her 31st birthday. we don't need her in jail for her 32nd birthday. >> we want people to raise their voices around the world. >> the three mothers also led a rally outside an iranian mission in new york today. it's one of more than 20 "free the hiker "rallies that will be held, including a noontime demonstration tomorrow at 16th street bart station. >>> bus riders are fed up. >> it came like 30 minutes late this morning. i was late to work. >> what the bus schedules look like for the weekend. >>> and stop shying away, ladies, from showing off your legs. the treatment that can make vericose veins instantly disappear. >>> and it's what's inside that counts. but does that apply when it comes to a cold one? the beer test, straight ahead. ,,,, [ female a