and lindsey graham even met with some of them. so, this is like your 16th hoax. >> there was a report. i think part of the reason why lindsey graham timed this announcement to this morning where he went on "fox & friends" and made this big deal about it, and i'm going to talk about what this means. i mean, he's putting a hold on all the nominees. he will actually block people from getting a confirmation, et cetera. there was a report on "60 minutes" last night i want to play you an excerpt of, because i think the conservatives i read seem very excited that this is going to bring back this issue. take a listen. >> it's now well established that the americans were attacked by al qaeda in a well-planned assault. five months before that night, morgan jones first arrived in benghazi. but on his first drive through benghazi, he noticed the black flags of al qaeda flying openly in the streets, and he grew concerned about the guard force as soon as he pulled up to the u.s. compound. >> there was nobody there that we could see. then we rea

let's talk to lindsey first. hi lindsey. >> hi. >> kirk: tell me about monica. >> my sister monica.apart our family. drugs, lying, i think she slept with my crush. and as a girl like that hurt a lot. she lies all the time. um -- >> kirk: tell me a little bit about the crush. >> we were at a party and they went into the room next to me. and he -- they were in there for two hours. but she was defending me like you are not in the bedroom for a guy with two hours defending me i'm not stupid >> kirk: did she ever admit to it? >> no. she hasn't but i wasn't born yesterday i'm sure she did >> kirk: did you confront him? >> no, after that i did not talk to him. i don't think she did either but that is not the point. you know and then she stole money from my parents. she pawned my mom's jewelry. >> ran away with a guy and pawned it for drug money. >> and your parents lost their house. >> yep. they did. they paid so much of her debts because she was out partying and drugs and alcohol. >> kirk: how did they lose the house? >> from paying she couldn't pay her rent she is out spending money on d

yeah, her name is lindsey, like the state. is she nice? super pretty, and her bicycle seat smells like strawberries. oh. okay. i'm gonna go upstairs and alternate between hopeful excitement and suicidal pessimism! (sighs) got to get the energy up. found it. (knocking) hey, uh, excuse me, mr. tucker. you got a second? oh, hello, peter. sure, come on in. thanks. um, hey, listen, i just found out that you were the guy who played michael myers in halloween 4, and i just want to say, i think that was the most brilliant performance ever in the history of everything, and i wanted to see if you would sign my dvd. oh, i suppose. thanks. hey, so, what happened? how come you never did any more movies? well, i tried to make a career out there in hollywood, but i just didn't realize how tough acting is. well, you know what they say-- "tough actin' tinactin." i wish i'd known that then. you see, life after halloween 4 wasn't exactly smooth sailing. once i stepped out from behind that mask, hollywood gave me the cold shoulder. tom: the work i did manage

senator lindsey gram joins me now, quite a tweet there. >> it's true. we could repeal a medical device tax. we could have done a lot of things that were good for the country but by the time we made a deal at 75% disapproval. not a lot of leverage when 75% of the people don't like. >> of course they have. >> 20 or 30 polls. >> of course they had an impact and to the people on my side that think this turned out to be a good idea, i think that's not reality. >> john boehner said we fought the good fought. >> i like john boehner. what i like about john is he is trying to bring sanity at the end. it hurt me to see him not be able to get something out of the house to -- that would have been a lot better than this, but 60% of the american people want to fire every incumbent. the president is not doing very well, the democrats moved the goalpost twice. i can understand in general discuss with everybody and i can understand why we suffered the most. >> so when senator cruz said not only did we fight the good fight, we established stuff. was anything accomplished

adelante lindsey. >>> gracias, quÉ tal amigos. les saluda lindsey. y les traigo de todo.mpo nada para nadie, pero aparece peralta y de pierna derecha la manda a guardar. bien por el cepillo que anota antes de concentrarse con la selecciÓn para el partido del prÓximo viernes. santos se lleva los tres puntos y pumas no ruge ni de local. y vamos a la madre patria el atlÉtico de madrid recibiÓ al celta de vigo. costa pone adelante a los de casa. y 20 minutos mÁs tarde aparece el brasilero costas para poner el segundo. y nolito dijo presente. y este hizo el de la honra. y termina perdiendo 2 por 1 ante un atlÉtico de madrid que sufrÓo pero se llevÓ los tres puntos. y quÉ regreso el que tuvo cotto anoche, el orgullo de caguas mandÓ a dormir a rodrÍguez. y estremeciÓ el rostro del dominicano. se vio como en sus mejores tiempos. >>> y ya se habla de una posible pelea ante el canelo. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. que tengan todos buenas noches. >>> gracias. y terminamos en albuquerque donde arrancÓ una edicion mÁs de los globos aerostaticos. y asÍ llegamos al final. los dejamos con u

that's lindsey sterling, who has been on this show many times. kurt, he's been on the show many times there. they dressed up in pokemon outfits. she's dressed up like misty. and they are pokemon characters peeking at you and they're going to encounter team rocket. >> i've never played pokemon and it doesn't make me want to play it but it makes the theme song sound really good. >> you could have been speaking greek. i didn't understand a word of it. i guess i'm a little too old for the pokemon thing. >> however, lindsey's music does make you want to listen to the pokemon theme over and over again. >> check it out on our mobile app. >> that's it for >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams. today, backstreet boy nick carter talks about his life on stage and off. >>> plus, breast cancer awareness month continues with another fabulous makeover. >>> and juicy hollywood makeups and breakups and all the latest "hot topics." now, here's wendy! ♪ >> yeah.

that's lindsey sterling, who has been on this show many times.kurt, he's been on the show many times there. they dressed up in pokemon outfits. she's dressed up like misty. and they are pokemon characters peeking at you and they're going to encounter team rocket. >> i've never played pokemon and it doesn't make me want to play it but it makes the theme song sound really good. >> you could have been speaking greek. i didn't understand a word of it. i guess i'm a little too old for the pokemon thing. >> however, lindsey's music does make you want to listen to the pokemon theme over and over again. >> check it out on our mobile app. >> that's it for >>> now at 5:00 p.m. capitol hill on lock down today. the female driver who tried to ram a barricade. she was killed by gunfire but what was startling is who was in the car with her. >> a three-alarm fire at a apartment complex. we are at the scene with the latest. >> the dangerous emergency landing on a city street. hear from the pilot about what happened. >> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with br

you saw lindsey graham tried to avoid the word loopholes, whatever that means.imately is lindsey graham or more importantly are republicans in the house in the house vote for tax increases? the answer to that is probably no. until they say yes no grand bargain is going to happen. >> as adam points out on the left, people will be looking to make sure consistent with as he pointed out the news that andrea mitchell made this morning, that there are no benefit cuts made as part of this deal as well. thank you to perry bacon, adam green and jay angoff. >>> next, happening again. a voter purge in virginia reminds us how high the stakes are. why so many of your basic rights are and will be trampled if the cheating isn't stopped. that's coming up. >> the whole country is watching to see if the rights of women and girls will be respected. especially over our own bodies and our health care. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped

at an event held by the american red cross, lindsey dole be recounted the -- dolan recounted the story of her mother 5e heart attack last year. she sprinted downstairs when her father screamed. because she had taken a course, she knew what to do. because of the cpr, her mother received the oxygen she needed and did not suffer brain damage. >> and when we spoke up, it was clear that i did the right thing and it worked the way i hoped it would. >> my lifesaver. my daughter and i love her. >> lindsey's parents say they just celebrated their 30th anniversary thanks to lindsey. >>> well, if you had sunshine, consider yourself lucky because it's still cloudy for some and very, very cold. in fact, last check, i had cloud cover over san jose, santa clara. but there's some sun as we look out towards the east bay and temperatures in the 60s, a couple of low 70s. you have to go out to fairfield and vacaville to find them. a couple of people tweeted me and said it feels like january and they have the fireplace going. this fog bank is a big one. as good as it gets for october. sometimes in june and

some of them, including lindsey vonn, working their way back from some devastating injuries. chris jansing tonight on sports and sisterhood in the andes mountains. >> reporter: high in the chilean andes the women of the u.s. alpine team are chasing the snow. the breathtaking beauty can't disguise some of the most challenging mountains anywhere. even for three-time olympic medalist julia mancuso. >> morning! >> reporter: it's here lindsey vonn is hitting the slopes for the first time after a devastating knee injury in february at the world championships. >> she's down heavily. >> i'm really happy to be back. >> reporter: lauren roth is fighting back, too. a brutal crash at 75 miles per hour scarred her face and psyche nearly two years ago. now she's got her sights set on making her first olympic team. >> it's hard to come back from such a mind boggling crash. i couldn't imagine doing anything else right now. >> reporter: lee anne smith is wearing a shoulder brace under that racing suit. >> all the way up. >> reporter: skiing through her recovery from a dislocated shoulder. no

vendetta would say you know some kind of authoritarian fascist like that and not the right senator lindsey graham who sounds almost identical to her and his narratives and rhetoric i refuse to believe that those are the best people out there able to represent us and able to run our country i couldn't agree more and i think a lot of americans agree with you david everyone check it out david seaman host of the david seaman our great podcast thanks so much for coming on man thank you. after the break i had the opportunity to speak with the public enemies professor griff i want to message.

now senator lindsey graham suggests republicans overreached in trying to defund obama care as part of the fiscal negotiations. >> for us to to the american people that we could defund obama care or delay it for a year by shutting down the government, i think, was unrealistic, but having said that, the president's response was i won't negotiate with you, you will raise the debt ceiling and open up the government without any conditions is just an immature response. >> mcconnell pointed to a pending senate bill that would end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. he said, quote, it does all this while maintaining our commitments to reduce spending, cutting obama care tax and improving antifraud provisions in that law. it's time for democratic leaders to take yes for an answer. and a leading democrat says the only hope now apparently lies with the u.s. senate. >> with the president, with senate democrats, with senate republicans, there's a will. we now have to find a way. we know the house won't find that way, so the whole all of it rests on our shoulders, but finding that way is hard,

good morning from moscow where it's just two am i'm lindsey france thank you for joining me. the week began with tragedy in russia when a suicide bomber killed six people she blew herself up in a bus packed with at least forty passengers in volgograd the terrifying moment of the attack was caught on video take a look. police suspect the killer stalked the city waiting for an optical moment to strike the most deadly with the most deadly damage i went to volgograd to report and retrace the events of that day. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in boulder grab people woke up with places to go and things to get done heavily using bus stations just like this but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that ride. the route ran without incident from morning till afternoon until one person got on board thirty year old lie you see all of that is when things took a tragic turn anastasio the verano boy was on her way home from classes at the university laughing and talk

so i think-- and lindsey and i, we have a lot of common agreement.e working on infrastructure together. wyatt to put this in an order of three things. first, we've got to show we can govern. basic governments means we've got to put a budget in place where we go at least for a year without any threat of a fiscal crise. ... then on top of that, we ought to find common agreement where we can make these investments in infrastructure and replace some of the damage being done on the defense side and on the scregzary side around sequestration. there are smarter ways to cut government than sequestration. i believe that the single biggest thing we could do for our economy, single biggest job creator would be to put together a bigger bargain that includes revenues, that includes entitlement reforms. we all know at the end of the day, republicans are going to have to give on revenues, democrats are going to have to give on entitlement reform. we do, that the confidence building that would take place i believe would do more for job creation than any other progra

it's been clear to lindsey graham.t's been clear to mitch mcconnell since 2011 that speaker ban kerr not manage the vocal minority in his own conference. there comes a point he just needs help, mitch mcconnell to the rescue. that's what's happening now f. he can reach him. i don't know he's far enough down to grab his hand like fredo falling off the cliff. this is what happened before, it's happened again. >> another piece, if you look at the senate plan, let's just say that's what gets through congress, the question is, or let's say the republicans kind of rally around that, what is the incentive for the white house here? again, it's a longer term debt kreeblg, six months on the opening of the government. that's still not too much, but we're going to get a report when we come back. we will find out what the white house is thinking about. this may be emerging a posture from the republicans. that's coming up right after this. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not ha

lindsey graham has to say that because lindsey graham is going to face a primary challenge on the right already seen as caving on the deal on the debt limit. he has to get right with his base in south carolina. i don't think it has lot do with benghazi. >> i don't agree with this at all. this is a man that reached across the aisle and done things like go against the government shutdown, work order immigration. he has shown no political courage. i think he is frustrated with benghazi and he should be. >> that's music in your ear as if you are accepting an oscar, accepting an oscar. thank you for coming in. when we come back, if the government handed you $53 billion you would probably do what they wanted you to with that money. why one automaker is saying bailout of death. bottomless mimosas were a dream for young bankners manhattan. all that about to change as goldman sachs reconsiders what is a weekend. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. medicare part d plan did you know that if you enroll in a where

you did it with jess write helms, lindsey graham, what is the argument you use?ur question i challenge, because it predisposes that people on the right of not prone to be moved by this. i think they are. i think people on the left are also. most people are looking for progress. this is one area that you'll get most of congress to agree on. >> but part of the chalening you faced and the success you've had is you've had made foreign aid sexy. >> sexy? thank you. i had a dinner a few months ago with six four-star generals. they said to understand -- and they see men and women being put in harm's way, and they see development as a much more secure way, or -- sorry -- much more economic way of making things secure on the ground, like stopping fires before they start. so we've got a lot of support there. and then, you know, there's this thing -- americans are patriotic. they actually believe that the idea of america should be contagious. when you go -- they actually know their country is not just a country, that it is an idea. the waste of corruption. >>> and you would

. >> bueno llegÓ el momento ahora de acciÓn deportiva nos acompaÑa lindsey c. >> adelante lindsey cuÉntanos de europa y estados unidos. >> ellos quieren que la fifa agote consultas antes de cambiar la tradicional fecha de junio- julio. >> la comisiÓn para estudiar el impacto del cambio podrÍa ser situaciÓn de punto medio cuando la junta examine la maÑana. >> por cuartos de final de mx fue dramÁtico. >> tito villa con este punterazo y you snifrn le dieron ventaja a felinos pero apareciÓ el chelito delgado y luÍs madrigal consiguiÓ el encuentro. >> la definiciÓn fue dramÁtica desde el punto penal cuando estrellÓ el balon en el travesaÑo. >> un triunfo de 4- 2 en penales. >> atlas se metiÓ entre cuatro grandes de la copa tambiÉn al vencer a pumas 2 a 1 contando con un doblete de yair barraza. >> enfrentarÁ a alebrijes de oaxaca. >> andrÉs guardado de titular visitÓ al equipo de rusia. >> va con la complicidad del portero, puso el 1 - 0 para el valencia. >> y de tiro libre y el valencia gana 2 a 0 para sus primeros tres puntos en la liga. >> no te pierdas el sÚper clÁsico. >> amÉricas contra ch

tiger can let loose with lindsey. love is grand.is love, that was -- >> no love. >> pet squirrels. did you know that? you can make -- do we have time for that? yeah. this is my squirrel. pet squirrels. you can make pets out of them. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com tce and you could save hundreds." call or click today. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: there you go. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got a good one for you today. returning for the second day, from alexandria, virginia, it's the gowland family. [cheering and applause] and from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the jackson family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in that head-turning ford fusion right there. yep. let's play "feud"! give me nano. give me tayshia. let's go. ["family feud"

lindsey, chief economist at stern ag and our own steve liesman. steve, forget tapering.ld the fed do more stimulus if this mess gets worse in d.c.? what's your take? >> it certainly could, maria. my guess is they would not want to go either way here. that's why a lot of folks i'm talking to think the fed would really put off any tapering until some time in early 2014. that's significant in that it would be doubtful the fed would then finish quantitative easing in the summer. we're talking about extending it in a sense that is doing more, maria, if it were to not reduce it until much later. >> you don't think they're actually going to do more then. that's not even on the table for you. matt, what do you think? you think the stimulus going higher is unlikely. what would it take for the fed to buy even more bonds? are you not worried about the economic impact of this stalemate? >> as chairman bernanke has been saying, it will be data-dependent. i think steve's insight is right, that right now the fed is unlikely to continue with its current program. the government shutdown

first of all i don't believe that lindsey is well. i think she'll need a seventh time in rehab. but i've only told you that. they were spotted at 1 oak it's a nightclub in new york that you have been 21 and older. e.j. and mie lu are only 20 and they arrived together. lindsey was the club and they posed for a picture with a friend. i have no idea who the guy is. i don't know what's in miley's glass. i'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt and say it might be dr. pepper. i'm i don't know her eyes are so glassy. i'm going to say maybe it was late. i don't know why the girl in the back, her eyes are closed and faded. i'm going to say that the picture was taken while she was blinking. i don't know what to say about e.j. i know you a very rich kid and i know that when you show up the doorman lets you in only because you're 20 years old because you slip him five 20s and you go in and have a good time. are you having too much of a good time? i can't really tell. but i i don't picture you hanging with this -- come on. because in my opinion, if miley continues on the way she's doi

they run about the same number of ads against lindsey graham.accept theiment at the grass roots is a little different than sentiment in washington, d.c. and at thes grass roots, the republicans, the conservatives, are angry-- at least the people who vote in primaries are really angry. so it's-- it's hard to motivate establishment support at the grass roots. there is some of that, particularly in the business community. but the republicans face a problem at the grass roots. >> schieffer: go ahead. >> one thing i think is interesting, too, in the business community, a lot of things that business wants these days are actually sort of left leaning-- infrastructure spending, investment in k-12 education, which poses another sort of interesting challenge for the right. >> schieffer: gerry? >> i was going to stay, i think stu is right in the sense people in the tea party movement is not mad at obamaed care because the exchanges don't work. they think it's a metaphor for everything that scares them about government intrusion in their lives. it is almost

importado desde detroit. >>> un trabajo como esos el de lindsey, bueno allÍ mismo la casa del archirrivals swlrz mariano rivera que recibe un premio por logros conseguidos de la mano de comisionado de grandes ligas y el panameÑo es el primer pelotero que recibe el premio por contribuciÓnes que se ha entregado desde el 2011 fue la Última vez en que se dio y ahora recibe los elogios este hombre que marcÓ historia y que ademÁs recibiÓ algunos querÉ galos de otros pelotero allÍs mismo. >>> muy merecido y, mÁs adelante, aquÍ mismo en el programa todo que sucediÓ esta noche en el partido nÚmero dos de la serie mundial entre boston y san luis. >>> correcto. >>> pausa. >>> tiempo de la pausa. >>> pero no se vaya para que ten tomased la acciÓn de partidos tambiÉn del mundial de la sub17 que se juega en los emiratos Árabes unidos goles y resÚmenes a continuaciÓn. >>> ♪ y tambiÉn, en monterrey se nubla el cielo para el profesor cruz los resultados no llegan, y la gente, la gente estÁ desesperada. rayados busca levantar. >>> (♪). >>> es muy triste que se tomen este tipo de decisiÓnes y se toman es po

lindsey vonn an outstanding skier. they're a couple together.e pocket of davis love iii comes a pet squirrel found on the second hole. they did well on the second hole so they kept the squirrel. lindsey vonn said my boyfriend is so playful, i'll put him on his back. what's his response? i knew i shouldn't have brought to you the course. later he lightens up, he held the squirrel on his back. wonderful story. >> he doesn't look like he has a sense of humor at all. >> she brought it out there. >> you shouldn't bring your wife to work. >> lindsey vonn getting the squirrel out of davis love's pocket. >> thanks for watching everybody. everybody. >>> welcome to "red eye." ifis like i dream of genie by gene me you mean a time when a grown man can wear a skirt in public because it hugs his hips better than jeans. until then let's welcome our wel guests. she is so sweet that sugargar sprinkles her on its cereal. seems strange to me, but what m, else is new? i am here with dana perino, theth former white house press or so she claims, and one of my many co

lindsey vonn an outstanding skier. they're a couple together.vis love iii comes a pet squirrel found on the second hole. they did well on the second hole so they kept the squirrel. lindsey vonn said my boyfriend is so playful, i'll put him on his back. what's his response? i knew i shouldn't have brought to you the course. later he lightens up, he held the squirrel on his back. wonderful story. >> he doesn't look like he has a sense of humor at all. >> she brought it out there. >> you shouldn't bring your wife to work. >> lindsey vonn getting the squirrel out of davis love's pocket. >> thanks for watching everybody. have a great weekend everyone. special report is up next with bret. >>> mixed messages public and private from the white house. leaving us to wonder whether the president wants to end the shutdown. this is "special report." >> good evening. i'm brett baier. after four long days of furloughs. republican lawmakers on capitol hill are searching for some way out of a standoff that rightly or wrongly, is largely blamed on them. there are

there is no difference really, and i agree with lindsey graham, you can put interrogators on a big navy vessel but president obama above all does not want to add to the guantanamo prison population and doesn't want to build up the military commissions that were set up by several acts of congress to try these kinds of guys, because he ultimately wants him to end up in the new york courtroom, where he'll presumably get convicted, but underminds the terrorist architecture created by george bush. >> it blends the distinction between actual civilian criminals and common controls and enemy, illegal enemy combatants. >> let's try to make a point about the interrogations, there will be nothing resembling enhanced interrogation on that ship. they are going to have to, as barack obama ruled in 2009, use the army field manual to interrogate this fellow. >> but why is the left saying secret prison? i know that the red cross has got in to see him, but nobody knows where this ship -- i guess it's in the mediterranean, but nobody has access to it, the press certainly doesn't. why -- is from a legal po

all of a sudden, larry lindsey was gone. was he fired? larry -- first of all, the assertion that larry was fired because of his prediction about how much the war would cost is just flat wrong. i have seen that in print all over the place. just flat wrong. it wasn't even -- he didn't say, that is what is going to cost. what he said was, if history is a guide, this is what a war of this nature has tended to cost. he was giving basically an academic history cancer. answer.ric it turned out to be controversial but that wasn't it. larry had the misfortune of trying to be the coordinator of economic team in the first couple years of the bush administration that resisted coordination. end of his first two years in office, president bush decided, new team. >> as long as we are on iraq, the general also said we are going to need more troops over there and all of a sudden, he was gone. was he fired? >> i wasn't privy to all of the details of that but my recollection was he was on the way out anyway. he certainly didn't endear himself to the civilia

her letters are kind of cool. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god.ave chemistry, you know what i mean? it's there. i dig her. >> she's going to look great behind my hiney, oh, my god. whoo! >> she makes me blush. am i blushing now? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> coming up -- >> i'm kind of bummed. >> tami butcher gets bad news. >> i threw a temper tantrum. i came out and go noooo! >> and donald stokes says his good-byes. >> waiting for that chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now. but it seems like every minute has taken hours. >>> many inmates at the orange county jail have experienced the highs and lows of drug addiction, and because their futures are uncertain, the emotional roller coaster doesn't always stop once they're in jail. tami butcher recently had a high when she was accepted into a drug rehabilitation program, but it quickly turned into a low when the judge denied her rehab request and sentenced her to prison instead. >> i'm kind of bummed, you know. i cried for like, you know, two o

government all of that fund raising to keep people like mccain and lindsey graham in power none of that has gone away and the moments that they you know this american leader here distracted there is not going to be another chance for an uprising if a bomb a fact had simply taken the decision there's no doubt many of his advisors had urged him to do that and it wouldn't have mattered so i really think that the celebration is much much much too early ok bruce go ahead because i never thought of the ira he agreed i never see any american have big role when it comes to this neo con agenda particularly in the middle east only when obama goes to congress do all we actually have an opinion out there in the heartland i do you know you can't extrapolate from what i don't see why graham in peter go ahead bruce go ahead. no well grant i walk right in front of the white house every day on the way to work and i've never seen a sign out there saying we need more intervention in the middle east and asia the pivot toward asia or all the lights not a single sign and they have a lot of bizarre signed on

were killed while doctors are still fighting for the lives of those critical to head in the blast lindsey france has been reconstructing the band so that fateful day. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in volgograd people woke up with places to go and things to get but heavily using bus stations just like this. but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that ride. the route ran without incident from morning till afternoon it's a one person got on board thirty year old lie you don't see all of that is when things took a tragic turn and it starts to the very honorable it was on her way home from classes at the university laughing and talking with the other students crucially it was in the middle of the bus which say trade life. when the boss hid everything around me when flying and from that moment i don't remember anything on the recall being thrown onto her window then suddenly finding myself on the street and in a panic i realised something had happened to my hands i wa

russian convert to islam missing since two thousand and twelve in the hope he may have the answers lindsey france r.t. in volgograd. just around the corner of you when home becomes a war zone. whatever happens i will not leave my house again i would like to destroy the walls and build them again. r.t. reports of the devastated syrian city of yarmouk mixed families infused abandoned houses that. america's ongoing unmanned aerial strikes in pakistan and yemen should be regarded as war crimes as according to a report released this week by the human rights group amnesty international it's a spike the u.s. government attempts to play down these civilian death toll from its drone campaign let's take a look at some of the numbers show we are on the news wall here that say it pans out all began in two thousand and four under the bush administration the number of drone victims and saw dramatically when almost a hundred people were killed in two thousand and six then another escalation came along in two thousand and eight seventy five lives were lost he goes on two thousand and nine reach two hundre

good morning from moscow where it's just four am i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. the week began with tragedy and russia when a suicide bomber killed six people she blew herself up in a bus packed with at least forty passengers in volgograd the terrifying moments of the attack was caught on video take a look. police suspect the killer stalked the city waiting for an optimal moment to wreak the most deadly damage i went to volgograd to reports and retrace the events of that day. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in boulder grab people woke up with places to go and things to get done heavily using bus stations just like this but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that ride. the route ran without incident from morning till afternoon until one person got on board thirty year old lie you see all of that is when things took a tragic turn and a start to the very end of it was on the way home from classes at the university laughing and talking with t

her deadly plans authorities will be keen to find her husband in the hope he may have the answers lindsey france r.t. in volgograd. and on our website we've got witness accounts dash cam footage and wrong the alleged perpetrators and you can also find out just who this side bomber was and how much influence she had in radical islamist circles. a south korean cargo vessel has passed the north of the sea route along russia's chorused it's only the second asian country to start using this route for trade but the passage is becoming more popular after opening up due to the melting ice in the arctic and probably weighs here with me in the studio to explain why it's actually a pretty good idea to use a cage is there it is becoming more and more popular the reason for it was an abundance of reasons but there's probably three main reasons i think the number one has to be the cost because it's that much shorter and therefore it costs less money to transport your ship across that amount of c i'm talking about fuel payments to employees as well so it is less costly if we talk about days you'll be ab

her deadly plans authorities will be keen to find her husband in the hope he may have the answers lindsey france r.t. in volgograd while america's ongoing on manned aerial strikes in pakistan and yemen should be regarded as war crimes according to reports released by the human rights group amnesty international well that's despite the u.s. government's attempts to play down the civilian death toll from its drone campaign now let's take a look at some of the numbers here well it all began in two thousand and four under the bush administration that number of drone victims soared dramatically in two thousand and six when almost a hundred people were killed another escalation came in two thousand and eight with seventy five lives lost and the toll in two thousand and nine reached one hundred sixty two the year barack obama took office at a record number of strikes from unmanned jets were recorded over the next twelve months that's one hundred twenty two and the drone war continues well the obama administration is responsible for about ninety percent of all the strikes carried out. since two t