welcome back to the kaiser report joining me now in the studio lena attala lena's managing editor of mastery europe english my saying that correctly that's right welcome to the kaiser report thank you alright lina tell us about the january twenty fifth gravel lucian here in cairo what the ignited the revolution i do not like to name certain events in the vicinity of generally twenty fifth to say that this is such a new year what ignited it because i think that the lead up to january twenty fifth goes back to as far as the thirty two thousand when there was a serious protests and street politics that play moved by a lot of things both under regional eleven and the domestic level so we've got the two thousand and three into you were demonstrations good to two thousand and five first domestic demonstrations that go out to the street and say down with mubarak and then you've got a lot of independent things happening such as in the neighbor protests you've got also a movement such as the judges independent movement and then generally twenty fifth happens. there could be things that sparke

lena. ♪ lena >> jimmy: that bucket looks pretty light. it could be the $100.so close. it's not the $100. that instead -- that was baked beans. [ laughter ] baked beans. okay. contestant number two. what are you thinking, buddy? what number? audience? [ audience yelling ] >> three. number three. >> jimmy: number three! megan! ♪ megan >> jimmy: megan, looks like a light bucket. megan, dump that $100 on his head. ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: thank you, megan. that was -- that was not $100. that was orange fanta. [ laughter ] how about it? orange fanta. okay. >> that was a nice choice. >> jimmy: okay -- okay, let's go with wisconsin. what are you thinking, buddy? audience, want to help out? [ audience yelling ] >> i'll go with number five. >> jimmy: number five! marcella! ♪ marcella >> jimmy: marcella -- or marcella, dump that $100 on his head! oh, no. no. [ laughter ] thank you, marcella. thank you for getting that bucket. you done been jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed. ♪ you got jammed you got jammed you got jammed you got j

. >> el sigui echando leña, . >> posiblemente nadie tiene el valor de enfrentarlo cara a cara . >> prometios para que los carteles no comentan más crimines en la frontera, harris visito uno de decenas de tuneles usados para el contrabando ,miles de personas se reunieron agitando pancartas para protestar las propuestas para combatir la llegada ilega l >> la asamblea a probo 2 situaciones muy similares a la ley de arizona, . >> el número de muertos en japón supera los 10 mil , la policía de japón dice que hay unos 7500 desaparecidos . >> ahí el jueves dos trabajadores fdfueron hospitalizados por alto nivel de radiación . >> que pasaria con las plantas nucleares de california en un caso así . >> estamos viendo , . >> basureros radioactivos . >> para ellos es la escusa pero el efecto es el desecho que producen las planta snucleares, uno es, enterrarlos otro es crear armas nucleares. >> el problema acá es que están en zonas sismicas. >> el diseño es apropiado dice , según la publicacion el grupo areba que planeaba construir dos reactores en fresno , era tener energía limpia . >> estamos viendo

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europe english watch and i correctly that's right welcome to the kaiser report thank you alright lena tell us about the january twenty fifth revolution here. what ignited the revolution i do not like to name certain events in the vicinity of generated twenty fifth to say that this is so it's a new year what ignited it because i thing that the lead up to january twenty fifth goes back to as far as the thirty two thousand when it was a serious of protests and state thought it takes a move by a lot of things both under a regional event and the domestic eleven so we've got the two thousand and three into war demonstration and we've got the two thousand and five first two mistake demonstrations that go out to the street and say down with mubarak and then you've got a lot of independent things happening such as the labor protests but also a movement such as the judges in the kind of movement and then generally twenty fifth happens there could be things that sparked the massive outbreak of protests and you know modernization on general twenty fifth such as inspiration was the tunisia or. whi

and this is a lena gomez. these are phlegmish giant rabbits.ca lena gomez.. these are phlegmish giant rabbits.lea lena gomez. these are phlegmish giant rabbits.naena gomez. these are phlegmish giant rabbits. gomez. these are phlegmish giant rabbits.elena gomez. these are phlegmish giant rabbits.selena gomez. these are phlegmish giant rabbits. they can get up to 20 pounds, sometimes even 5 pounds. these are not even adults yet.2. these are not even adults yet. they're big and huge, but just like any other domestic rabbit, just much longer. they have big powerful feet, they will storm if they get excited. but they're good with families with kids because they'll let you poke and prod and p they really don't get upset about it. >> do you have to walk them? >> no, but you should give them free roaming space. they do need space because of their size. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. for more on these animal, go to earlyshow.cbsnews.com. be careful, folks. now here is erica. >>> you survived that very well. warmer weather is just around the corner, at leas

commissioner lena was the proponant -- proponent of that. we invested in a company that was a trailblazer who have done a lot of good, and are engaged in the technology issue once again. they can talk about their own bottom line. >> thank you. amy? >> hi. i can speak generally. we are a nonprofit. but most funds are self- sufficient. we got to that point that we can support most of our operations with our revenue. we do have some grants for special projects. we are hoping this grant will help us add more electric vehicles. we have had our own funding to support this. >> we have support from the city of san francisco, as well as the other cities in our early years. >> i know about city car share. as we think about funding and other opportunities. it was just terriffic. we know this was not a pass through on our angle. >> cohen has a question. >> how do you compete? there is a for-profit, the zip car. how do you compete with for- profit? >> as a local non-profit, we keep it as low as possible and we can be the low-cost leader. we distinguish o

lena is wearing a traditional jordanian start out with handstitched work.tars represent different countries. this dress is more of a jordanian style. this is a palestinian dress with hand importers from the top to bottom. -- embroidery from the top to bottom. this is all handstitched. could the other models join the girls on the floor?

. -- carol lena is an island of calm. now 26, shuster of which was just 16. >> for four years straight i had no time to see friends and have fun. i really worked. >> but the hard work was worth it. her career went ballistic. she became the model of choice for labels like vehrs taji and york. -- versace and oior. >> i love carolina. she is a great woman. >> the top model progressed into stardom. but she remains a woman with your feet firmly on the ground. >> the more you are around beautiful things and people say oh, my god, you're the best, it is very easy to forget and lose touch of real things. i think is very important. i love talking to people on the street, people i do not know that come up to me and to maybe do not know who i am and i can talk to them and they feel so happy i am talking to them. i do not think of myself as more than them. >> she can now select her jobs and less can be more. her manager says the only shows he will consider are ones that are useful to your career. -- her career. >> she no longer requi

elizabeth taylor was the silver screen legend, a tabloid favorite 50 years before branching lena and a tireless worker for noble causes. r i p. >>jacqueline: a live look at side overcast skies in the north bay. we see a mix of cloud and some this afternoon and also been seeing scattered rain. still seeing scattered showers through the east bay shore and also the delta and down in the south bay. the shower activity should pick up this evening. it is continuing to bring showers not only to the bay area but to all of california. tomorrow morning, we will see showers and the heavy rain and gusty winds. the wind speeds are not too impressive rate now, but there is a wind advisory in effect for the entire bay area. he could see here highlighted on your screen in the blue, we're going to see very gusty winds as we head into tomorrow morning. i 80 and wind gusts in the 30 mi. an hour range in san francisco, oakland and san or file. also in that range and livermore. in the later morning hours, it will start to pickups by 10:00 hour was so wind gusts in the 45 mi. an hour range. it will talk m

troll the german claiming the third set there for the match sixteen's free to set up a meeting with lena yankee which starts very shortly this picture which is w t a quarter final appearance of the c's. i think i still didn't believe it's really because i'm quite relaxed and i'm not really excited so i think that's the best sign for knowing that if they hadn't been there i feel it's still it's still fresh and i'm just trying to you know to. to try to forget what happened all to try to you know work it out also a good day for maria sharapova who progressed into the last state like too much trouble the russian taking her to see the street in some of the stews are six four six one how it ended next stop for shopping but rimini and alexander do group charade. let's talk basketball where the new york knicks are edging closer to the n.b.a. playoffs and overtime win against orlando at madison square garden the highlight of monday night's action let's head straight stu this fourth quarter and i were the knicks recent sign incremental anthony he makes it ninety six ninety eight the former denver

. >> le cargaron mas de 300 kilos de leÑa. >> pepe es un amante de estos animales. >> me recuerda a laene con las orejas cortadas. >> ¿para que le cortan las orejas? de verdad, ¿no puede jugar al fÚtbol como la gente normla? ¿te parece normal a ti? >> para promover su buen trato, tres amigos profesionales vinieron para hacer algo noble por ellos. >> yo soy informÁtico, el otro trabaja en un banco. >> aquÍ se les brindan los cuidados necesarios y la recuperaciÓn puede ser fÍsica o emocional como le sucedio a lucera. >< a el le dio un paro cardiaco y el animal se tiro 8 horas junto a su dueÑo. >> hemos visto que son bastante mÁs inteligentes que el caballo y no son tan tercos como parecen. >> los domingos, la gente puede visitarlos. para los niÑos es un paraiso. >> es muy importante que se den cuenta que a los animales hay que cuidarlos. >> aunque su mayor propÓsito es salvar y recuperar burros tambien tienen espacio para algunos caballos. >> es un burro realmente. que agradecido es. >> la recompensa es el cariÑo de estos animales. >> otra alternativa para apoyar esta iniciativa es apadr

in the radio the lena the hotel's chairs in new delhi hotel. eighty hotel clearing collection ramada plaza among maidens hotels believe clothes and. shifty was conscious but they thomas. levy is locked in fierce battles with thousands fleeing the unrest u.s. and u.k. forces remain on standby and many fear international involvement could become another form of oppression. hundreds are still out on the streets in egypt saying they'll stay until all their demands are met but in the one of the first arab states to call for democracy it's the empty businesses which are now fleeing the bitter aftertaste of revolution. and almost six decades after joseph stalin's death the dispute over his legacy still loud and clear in russia the controversial sauvie leader is idolized and demonized in equal measures. up next we'll bring you the latest sports news with natasha. thanks very much hello and welcome to the sports update live on our team and here is what's coming up in the program davis cup kickoff rush trailed to love off the play won last spain held by

than the americans our stations was the first to report the earthquake was so quickly felt insecure lena's this is the closest part of russia to japan and while it's an army threat has receded there's no relief for the people here or the danger now one of the nuclear catastrophe everyone here understands that in the worst case scenario it will take a radioactive cloud less than an hour to reach the coast of russia exiting the virtue of r.t.e. from the supply region and our correspondent in japan ivor that it is standing by that hello there ivor can you hear us now. oh yeah all right great. ok i'll just. try actually we're now heading straight for all the foreign journalists journalists can cross wanting. to break and get. out of here because of the very real now. of a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima plant and a major radiation leak the whole country already here. in tokyo they've measured small amounts of just substance in the french embassy has warned that. radiation couldn't hit you in ten hours and that three hundred kilometers south of the. sun and so. we've come across heading for t

better than the americas stations was the first to report the earthquake was so quickly felt insecure lena's this is the closest part of russia to japan and while a tsunami threat has receded there is no relief for the people here but the danger now one of the nuclear catastrophe everyone here understands that in the worst case scenario it will take a radioactive cloud less than an hour to reach the coast of russia exiting the virtue of r r t from the sea region. now russia is sending a and rescuers to japan to help with the aftermath of friday's earthquake and tsunami as well as to prepare for a potential disaster moscow will offer more of its necessary that's clear from the phone conversation between president. and prime minister now to. russia's involvement. a russian emergencies ministry plane has arrived in japan already know that contains fifty rescuers and aid workers as well as humanitarian aid looking at things like shelter tents blankets food water we've heard already in the program there in very short supply in japan these aid is now getting into the country from russia there's al

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better than the americans asians was the first to report the earthquake was so quickly felt insecure lena's this is the closest part of russia to japan and while it's an army threat has receded there's no relief for the people here where the danger now one of the nuclear catastrophe everyone here understands that in the worst case scenario it will take a radioactive cloud less than an hour to reach the coast of russia except in a virtual r.t. from the civilian region. well russia is sending aid and rescuers to japan to help them are all fighting an army as well as to prepare for a potential. ferry that's clear from the phone conversation between president. and prime minister. going to the japanese embassy to lay flowers and messages of condolence and memory of the many thousands killed in friday's quake and tsunami russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov stopped by his personal checking. all of our reports on russia's down really. a russian emergency's ministry plane has arrived in japan already know that contains fifty rescuers and aid workers as well as humanitarian aid now looking at thi

in marin county ba lena and stinson beach schools will remain closed. >>> we're a couple minutes away from a news conference from the u.s. geological survey. scientists will be telling us the latest. we have a preview. >> reporter: we are at the usgs in men lo park. this is one of the places where earthquakes are monitored and studied. we have the chief scientists. the first question i want to ask you is, earthquakes are earthquakes but very few are what we were have termed great earthquakes. is there any fundamental difference between them and i hate to say run of the mill earthquakes? >> a lot of the bay area residents will remember the 1989 one. the shaking for that lasted about 15 seconds. the strong shaking in this earthquake in japan lasted about four minutes. the energy released in this earthquake in japan was about 900 times more than the energy of the lomo. >> reporter: is it still an earthquake or something greater happens that makes a greater magnitude. >> the area -- the size of the break between the japanese islands that causes the earthquake. it broke 150 miles from send

>> porque una se llama magda y la otra se llama lena. >> dÓnde? >> son tres cabezas?ablemente naciÓ asÍ por la comida que ingerÍan los padres, dicen que se lleva muy bien con todos sus compaÑeros y que no le tienen miedo por sus 4 cuernos. dicen que cuando naciÓ no... >> todo el mundo te los ve y no te das cuenta. [risas] >> tienes 4 cuernos. yo? [risas] >> y cuando te das cuenta de los cuernos te provoca montarte en un caballo y salir corriendo. >> este carnero de cruzada harÍa que el prÓximo tenga 6 u 8 cuernos! >> este te interesa. >> por quÉ? >> porque celebran el nuevo aÑo del conejo pero tibetano. >> esta es una carrera tradicional de caballos para el aÑo del conejo del hierro. dicen que las celebraciones duran mÁs de dos semanas. las gradas estaban repletas de espectadores y estaban los jinetes a galope, a todo curso. >> el mundo es una caja de sorpresas. >> quÉ pasa si cruzas un panda y un conejo? >> quÉ pasa? >> no, no. piensa. >> hoy se presentan los argumentos finales en california para determinar si el ex administrador de la ciudad de beal deberÍa enfrenta

lena from baltimore. caller: good morning. host: ahead with your comments -- go ahead with your comments. caller: i would like to comment on the importance of all of the federal, state, and local governments. i do not see any one of them as being the be all and end all. i think they all have important roles to play. host: thank you for your call. andrea from attenborough, massachusetts. caller: first, i would like to say that school lunches are outdated. look into them. my son got highly educated between the school and between our family teaching him at home, especially. i had to sit down daily with him. he wanted that. he is national honor society, straight a's. he had a lot of problems at home. we had a lot of things going, but he pushed himself. he is teaching currently in houston. he is a master sergeant. he keeps -- teaches 500 men and women. it took the school and us at home to bring back through. you have to stay with the children, if you can possibly do it. be there, somebody appear do not leave an empty house for thes