asked you to appoint him not for his education are that he is articulate or long winded, but because he is persistent, which might be the most important asset he brings. >> i am a member of an advocate group, and i have seen stewart's work a lot. i cannot say enough good things about kathy and stephen the reality of life is that it is the number one cash crop. if we don't understand that, the pharmaceutical companies and big businesses are chomping at the bit. i have seen this guy do a lot of good work. this is a dear to my heart. i have a public access tv show. and that we have a lot of people that he gets too. lived in a member of the -- we have been a member of the cannabis community. we are laughed at. i thank you for taking the time to listen to me. >> my name is theresa cooper, i have been a legal secretary for many years. i also studied a list of fields have also emphasized teacher. i masterwork in the access of love community. i was given the puppy who picked out just for me. the puppy is very big now. i am forever grateful to store. i would listen to what mark says because t

i've been known to be long-winded. my name is antelemo free, executive chef of tacolicious restaurant. we initially hadn't thought of going into the mission because we knew we might get flack for the restaurant but we fell in love with that building and in addition to working with sustainable ingredients and local producers and local businesses, i know i've heard the word gentrification a few times, we very much respect and adore the mexican culture and everything that encompasses the culture. as a staff, the management of tacolicious in the last year has made half a dozen trips to mexico to continue our education process and our learning. i will be going to mexico city in about three weeks to spend three days in a restaurant there working. i'll be working for free all day to learn more about the food and the culture. we really have the right intention. we want to be part of the neighborhood and we want to be good neighbors and continue to support san francisco and local businesses. thank you. president olague: thank y

it's a long-winded way of saying there's no excuse. you guys are doing it in your respective cities, we're doing it partially in this city. there's no reason we can't lead by example and i say lead, i don't mean again lead, i mean leed. we have the obligation. you have the capacity. do not look back in peril of being judged not to have acted on this seminal issue that unites the planet. i think, and i'll close with this, that al gore summed it up best. rare is it in human history that we all connect on a purpose greater than our own. this is a remarkable opportunity not just a crisis, an extraordinary opportunity and i think we should look at it accordingly. i am optimistic. i am absolutely proud of the progress that our department of environment, susan -- miss new puc have accomplished and i'm wildly enthusiastic about the ideas that will be generated by this two day conference. our goal is to manifest your ideas and make them real. in closing, i'll say one final thing. the politics of this is remarkable. i don't think any of us could

through a little faster than normal because last time i played was in england, and they are more long winded so they have to do it and i had more time. so i will do that but i can't begin without saying to doctor caplan, i find it interesting that homer lea had aspirations of becoming the commander of the chinese army. and the man who jacks service was assigned as a political advisor, general stilwell. washington he cooked up this ide should become the commander of all allied forces including the chinese forces of the nationalists and the communists in 1944. and that very humiliating message that was given was delivered by none other than john service because he spoke fluent chinese and had been born and raised there. so there's a very good reason for us tiny these stories together, i think. and i have to start by just telling you that jack service and i were friends, and here's proof of it. this is in 1980 on the wall in beijing, the great wall. but we met first at stanford university in 1976 when i came back from two of my first film in china. keep the lights up even though, you know, i do

but it seems a long and winding road. supervisor chu: we have not yet taken public comment on this item. let's do that first and come back to the item before us. are there any members of the public that wish to speak on this item? public comment is closed. just to the item over all, just some thoughts on it. when you talked about there being a way for a proper motivation for the reserve to be maintained, the one thing is that when we first put the reserve on the table, we said we would do that to the extent that pending an update on i.t. consolidation efforts for the data center -- from everything i've heard, even though the department has been delayed and not gone the way that people thought it would, they have done everything we have asked them to do in terms of consolidation. at the new facility there are plans to do it at the airport. i believe they have met that criteria. in terms of having it reserved in place to create incentive for motivation, i think the department has demonstrated that they are delivering on the

as the winds pick up this afternoon, not as warm as the last few days, maybe some low 70s out there, but today turning windy, talk about how long the winds will stick around and what the rest of the weekend forecast will be coming up in just a few minutes. it's nice to be back. >>> los angeles police are searching for the men who beat a giants fan unconscious at the season opener at dodger stadium. after talking with several witnesses, police believe that the two men who attacked brian stowe look like this. stowe is in critical but stable condition after that attack. stowe's friends just cannot believe that this happened. >> those who know the father of two tell me he is an avid giants fan, never misses a game, that's why he headed to l.a. for the season opener. but little did he know that going to a giants game could cost him his life. as a huge giants fan, brian stowe wearing his favorite team's gear went to the stadium for the giant's season opener. he was with three buddies and never thought anything would happen, but it did. >> you show up with three guys, big guys. >> you couldn't get away from the harassment and it got t

winds. they've stayed with us all night long. l winds out of the north, gusting to over 30 miles an hour from the livermore valley, the airport. pretty close to that. the napa valley and oakland, well, you were a little gustier last hour, so we are seeing occasional wind gusts around the bay this morning. the winds will continue to abate a little bit this afternoon. but due to all that wind, starting out much warmer. so we haven't dropped off nearly to the chilly conditions we saw yesterday morning. we will have those tonight, though, with lighter winds. we're 12 degrees warmer than we were yesterday morning in redwood city, as well as concorde with 16 degrees warmer at this hour in the livermore valley. our highlights, breezy, clear this morning. a warming trend getting underway for the weekend. beginning today with temperatures right around average. a couple degrees above average and then mild to warm numbers into next week. we're talking 80s, maybe mid, even upper 80s out there. so it's about time. we deserve some nice spring w

. >> reporter: kate was on the road to the palace, all-being a long, winding one that would take two ways of william's world. >> i got to know the ropes. but now, i'm willing to learn quickly. and work hard. >> reporter: and though she's the first commoner to marry into the royal family since the 17th century, she's proving that it doesn't take blue blood to be a princess. maybe just a killer, blue dress. >> got a nice, blue dress on underneath there. >> a little bit of royal blue. >> much is being made about her being a commoner. is she really. >> you know what, robin? the oxford english dictionary of that word, is not an aristocrat and not a royal. technically, she is a commoner. but in today's world, you can't justify. someone that spends that much on horses and the house in buckleby, it's a well rounded background. >> thank you, katie. >>> we'll have much more, including what are the guests to the royal wedding going to be wearing tomorrow? we'll discuss that and much, much more. communities are built by everyone doing their part. this year jpmorgan chase increased its lending co

i guess my long winded point is this thing really gets me.re get the wrong house, i don't think you can honor him enough or raise enough funds. semi intelligent, anyone who's they're they're not going to be any problems. >> darya: that's happening in that for the team is doing. we have a link on our website, to make really easy go there, they've got a fund the bills are incredible for helping him. >> gary: some people, don't talk about someone's life. you can even hear some the guy will start talking, it's just people, guys say, as giants fans know. >> darya: your tracking number of radius r you're hearing a lot of that stuff. a guy's life is on the line don't associate it with a baseball game. >> darya: tomorrow the big deal and golf, the biggest of the pit, the masters everyone is 30 talking. some fly was sure his son by the tiger was serious test everyone says tighter is not right to make the call side here is this tiger. >> what you think of the opinion there's no chance of you finishing in the top five? >> he's always right is a need. (l

wind is turning more on shore westerly or southwesterly although at livermore still east-northeast. i don't think that will last very long. tomorrow the wind picks up. the cooling continues and thursday much colder. 50s for highs. it's not much in the way of any rain. cold is the bigger message. but cold and windy with some rain. but yesterday temperatures upper 70s and low 80s. a cooler tuesday though and much cooler on wednesday into thursday as temperatures really take a nose dive for this time of year. so the top city tour industry months continue. it's one extreme to the other seems like. a lot of rain in march and now we're looking for record highs and all of a sudden bring temperatures down. the leading edge of the front still hanging towards the north coast. light rain in crescent city. clouds are starting to thicken up and also move south especially up towards lake county. 40s and 50s on your temps right now. 52 fairfield. 52 concord. and 52 san francisco. so there's a line forming there. 46 though in santa rosa. san mateo our target forecast here starting off at 50. sunny. we'll go 60 at noon and then 68 for a

you hear the wind how long in the night. >> it is estimated 2 billion people will watch the ceremony on television. but friday won't be sunny for long. heavy showers are set to blight much of the day. thousands of police will be on duty. they want things to run as smoothly as the last big royal wedding. >> it just remembers when charles and diana got married. i was very little then, obviously. i watched it on the tv. i live in london, why don't i just come and see it. >> and thousands are doing the same. tomorrow these well wishers will line the streets and fill the parks for a ratio of royal pomp and pageantry. >> we'll be covering all of it for you tomorrow. thanks for watching.

long. >> 66 degrees in san jose. a little bit of a northwest wind, though, at 12 miles per hour. over in san francisco, it's cooled off a little bit, 60 degrees right now. we've got the northwest wind at 14 miles per hour. and in oakland it was a gorgeous day for baseball, 64 degrees right now. west wind at 13. and mainly clear skies. still a lot of sunshine around the bay area right now. temperatures around the bay area, you can still see some 70s out there towards concord and sunnyvale today. so we did warm up from yesterday. 68 around gilroy. 67 in livermore. and 69 degrees currently in santa rosa. now through the evening we will still see some breezy conditions out there. winds today started to turn a little more out of the north. we'll see more of that tomorrow as winds for about 24 hours turn somewhat offshore. this is going to lead to a warmup that will last just for one day come tomorrow. you can see here lots of sunshine, clear skies there. you can see up or down towards the north coast into southern california. things look quite sunny expect off to the north. that's whe

to run a sharp curve and stop for a play because you know the world over three feet off of the wind a long time rival tiger woods for the first time since one thousand nine hundred seven tiger meanwhile drops off. it's been a record breaking night in the professional basketball league him keep posting a season high one hundred seven points in the comprehensive home win against krosnick it was the third. on the two sides of meth the season think he winning the previous encounters however you have to work out of both occasions well this one will simply walk in the park that's how it reads i'm leaving the most weeks and men through their second straight win the top school twenty one points one hundred seven seventy one of the big buzzer in the certainly into their stride under a new coach but i must turn i to switch over. soon which is all sort of let you know we played very well in bold sides of the ball tonight that's why we won by such a large margin however it is too early to say whether we've improved as a team under the new coach we've had two weeks in the new system and to be honest wi

three strokes clear of going up kirk and scott for applying mickelson number three off to the wind passing long time. rival tiger woods for the first time since one thousand nine hundred seventy tiger well tops all the way down to six. it's been a record breaking night in the professional basketball he can keep posting a season high one hundred and seven points in a comprehensive home and yes krosnick it was the third time the two sides have met this season within key winning their previous encounters however if you work hard all those occasions while this one was a walk in the park tell you free zone leading the muscle region into their second straight win with a top score of twenty one point one seven seventy one with the big buzzer healthy certainly into their stride and the new coach but i must go and i just took over in . june which is all sort of which we played very well on both sides of the ball tonight that's why we won by such a large margin however it is too early to say whether we've improved there's a team under the new coach we've had two weeks in the new system and to be honest w

wind. even a tornado in solana county. >> but scary. >> witness ran when it touched down before 4 this afternoon in rockville. cut a path of damp 200 yards long near rockville roads with winds at 70 miles an hour. twister knocked over 2 fences, damaged 2 roofs and blue down large signs of tree limb. >> it was fast. i saw the fans blow. tree l branch. i was not paying attention. my customer running. my customer on the floor the wind was so hard. >>reporter: drivers on interstate 80 in fairfield found themselves caught in a wild hail storm. accumulated like snow on driver windshield making it do i navigate. here's the view from bay point. almost looks like a winter snow escape. this in napa you can hear the hail stones as they bounce off cars and pavement. in san francisco firefighters struggle to keep high winds from blowing down the sign on the old theater. richmond district theater being renovated. part of the sign blew off on wednesday. >> yesterday afternoon section of the panel came down almost struck somebody that was going that the store. and then another panel came down this afternoon and hit a car hood and did a little bit of damage t

we have the long track tornados on the ground for on our with winds up to 160 miles per hour. 60 miles was how long the tornado was on the ground. you can see how the dots were lined up. today the next storm system is moving through the west at this time. this one will cause a severe weather out break on tuesday. the on-shore flow has increased and that will cause the clouds along the coast al areas with rain to the cool. medford, oregon, you have a freeze warning tonight. cover up the tender plants that you planted this weekend. >> thank you so much. coming up, what's coming up on wall street this week. tough luck on oil prices. the airline you better behave on. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, more hard times for actor nicholas cage. you're not going to believe who came to his rescue this weekend. >>> the lakers and spurs are stunned, the black hawks are on the ropes, and the coolest finish you'll ever see in nascar. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of the top headlines today. to

because i don't like to write the kind of 1950s novel in which the characters are subjected to long-windedpsychoanalysis and they call me a cartoonist and that's why i made the hero a cartoonist. >> host: and these are all your drawings on the front. >> guest: all the drawings in the book. >> host: juanita from columbus, ohio, we have about 5 minutes left. please go ahead. >> caller: it's a pleasure, professor reed. >> guest: thank you very much. >> caller: i think when obama was elected, i think that america was ready, at least to me as an african-american, it showed that america was ready to move forward. however, the mainstream media, who i think is public enemy number one, quite frankly, was not going to have it. they continuously brought on -- this is the first time -- i'm in my 50s, and i have never known the losers of a presidential campaign to be invited back on television endlessly and critique a new president. this is something new. >> host: all right, juanita, thank you. >> guest: you know, when i was a kid, my stepfather, vinnie reed, he turned me into a news junkie. and we hav

>>> long-feared "gone with the wind," the new chapters discovered and what they reveal about that age-old love story. >> i can't think about this now. i'll go crazy if i do. >>> good evening. it was a terrifying moment in the sky, a boeing 737 flying at 36,000 feet when part of the roof ripped off right above passengers' heads. they could see the sunlight pouring into the plane. oxygen masks dropping, just as the plane then dropped to 11,000 feet in minutes. it did land safely but tonight, southwest is now grounding 79 jets, canceling 300 flights and calling for emergency inspections. and the passengers, they're now describing the moments they began texting their loved ones from the air, fearing they would not survive the flight. lisa stark is at reagan national airport tonight. >> reporter: good evening, david. the black boxes from this flight are now on their way back to washington and a big chunk of the plane, that section of the fuselage that broke apart, will be coming here. investigators need to take a very close look to try to figure out what went wrong and make sure no other plane

as long as the wind doesn't come in and blow them away. thanks for starting your friday with us.> i'm mike hydeck. it is april fools day. howard is off and really, anny is here in for him. she's in the weather center. >> good morning you guys. that's a beautiful shot of cherry blossoms. wind can damage them. i'm sorry to say the winds are expected to pick up tonight and for tomorrow. first, i want to talk about the light rain we're seeing. yes, we're seeing light snow. this is no april fools joke, everyone. it is to the north of us. it has creeped down farther south. so, d.c., we may see a little bit of rain mixed in with that snow but no accumulations expected. here is a look at your day planner forecast for today. we're expecting the precip whether it is rain or snow to stick around this morning and then by the afternoon, we'll be in the 50s. still well below the average high of around 60. right now, it is cold out there. 30s. make sure you bundle up. here's angie with your traffic. >> halfway through the 6:00 hour, right now. no major tie-ups to tell you about. tracking your d

a long-winded way of saying i think what we need to do is sort of settle on a recalibration of the threat, and one of the most difficult element is the the wmd threat. and i would agree completely with peter. i think the two greatest threats right now are a biological agent produced by a nonaffiliated, yet inspired set of actors; southeast asia or somewhere that then becomes a real issue. if you read world at risk which was the wmd commission report in november of 2008, they talk about that. they talk about biological warfare and an attack being of concern. you hook at the insider threat in term -- look at the insider threat in terms of the pak nuclear threat, those al-qaeda types were not nuclear scientists or sophisticated, they were meeting with utn scientists before 9/11. they had inroads. they had conversations. they had al-masri who had has part of his portfolio building a nuclear program. so you can't wholly dismiss it because if that event happens, it's a game changer not only for our national security, but for the entire world. but how do you calibrate that? because you can't be

long time. >>mark: rain and wind down at the bay. (music) >>darya: great mystique morning we're having right now. the rain is not have the but it is all over the roadway. >>mark: air strikes have targeted it gaddafi's compound. it is not clear where he was at the time. four people were injured. your is video from the air strike. >>darya: plea and it says that the current production company it plummeted following the earthquake and tsunami. the earthquake on march 11th caused a severe parts shortages for it to see it and other manufacturers as well. i. 6.2 earthquake kate intonation that.hit indonesia. n early morning quake end residents were forced to flee into the streets in panic. some homes or damage. cracks in walls but no reports of immediate injuries. and that we will be right back as the kron4 news warning continues. >>darya: a little grainy. jackie sissel is out at the james lick. is it messed or rain? >> reporter: it is misty. it not afraid.i'm not a free to spr everybody in the bay area. easter is gone. to rain. we did not

yup, the winds are kicking up just a bit but looking good so far and it's going to stay that way all day long toward the coastline. going to be blustery there and temperatures will stay cooler. plan on highs at the beaches mainly in the 50s today, plenty of 60s inside the bay and mid- to upper 60s inland but those winds will be kicking up as we head toward the weekend winds offshore and here come the temperatures up into the 70s and 80s. >>> and those are those deadly tornados in the south. harry smith is covering that story for us. he's in alabama this morning. the state hardest hit by those storms on wednesday. good morning once again. >> good to be with you. we're in pratt city which is a neighborhood in birmingham. this is a neighborhood that has been completely decimated. there's a house nearby where an elderly lady lived. her ka is up the street. she's missing and unaccounted for. they brought in dog teams, search and rescue squads. they're going around letting the dogs feel around. they're starting to probe in some of these houses. a couple of people died in this neighborhood they know

the upper hand and it's three strokes to kirk for a plank in the two room or three after the wind causing a long time rival tiger woods for the first time since making making seven tiger meanwhile cross all the way down to the seventh least i know it's been a record breaking night in the professional basketball league him he posting a season high one hundred seven points in the comprehensive home win against krusty crew it was the third time the two sides have met the season him winning the previous one just heartbreaking to work hard on those occasions but this one wasn't a walk in the park to tell you freed zone leaving the moscow region men to their second straight win with a tough school twenty one point one zero seven seventy one at the big bowser is certainly a strike. a match for my sis which. i moved sooner. sort of let you know we played very well on both sides of the ball tonight that's why we won by such a large margin however it is too early to say whether we've improved as a key under the new coach we've had two weeks in the new system and to be honest with you i'm still trying to r

inside the gates of the long, winding driveway apparently august busch iv says he found his girlfriend dead in his bedroom. that was late last year. turns out it was a drug overdose. but now this new lawsuit just filed here in court claims it was all busch's fault. inside the walls of this sprawling estate august busch iv, the heir to the anheuser-busch fortune, says he made an awful discovery in bed. his 27-year-old girlfriend, adrian martin, was motionless. a worker in the mansion called 911. >> okay. what's the problem? >> this girl is not waking up. >> is she breathing? >> we don't know. >> adrian, a divorced mother raising her 8-year-old son, was dead. authorities found lethal levels of cocaine and the pain killer oxy codone in her system. her ex-husband filed this lawsuit on behalf of their little boy blake accusing august busch of carelessness and negligence inside the house leading to the wrongful death of adrian. the lawsuit doesn't explain how busch was negligent but claims his actions contributed or caused blake alexander martin to suffer loss of comfort, companionship, by h

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the gusty winds all weekend long. 15 to 25 nom.p.h. at the beach.tures hovering in the mid-50s today. right now live, the golden gate bridge and clear skies over san francisco and most of the bay area for tonight. if the clubs will be on the increase later tonight as a weather system approaches. doctors in the '50s, warmest livermore at 50, 52 for san jose in millbrae. if the satellite you shows the weather system that's on the way, there it is. eureka, crescent city getting rain and his friend is sliding to the south for tonight. it as it does, the clouds will thicken, starting out in the north bay and the clouds will push all the way through to the south bay for tomorrow morning. if there is going to be the chance for wet weather as well but it's going to be light and spotty and confined to the north of the golden gate bridge by afternoon. we will see sunny skies and some still cool temperatures and gusty winds. nono warmup in sight yet. this re showing were all the clouds are, mostly cloudy to start the day with breaks of sunshine. the green indi

. >> the wind farm in the eastern state of saxony. not long ago, these fields were devoted fully to agricultlture. now they are a source of powerr and income. even tourist are keen to see the transition inaction. -- in action. he was the driving force behind the wind farm. he realized that wind power could be a lucrative business. he made the case to investors, helping raise 80 million euros. now the wind farm is up and running and paying its way. >> today is a good day to generate wind power. the wind is blowing at about 28 -- 12 or 13 meters per second. we are running at full capacity. >> on days like this,hey get all of its electricity from wind power. and then some.e. the wind farm can produce 40 times more than the town requires. the excess is sped into the great and the revenues for both the town council and landowners e significant. >> people who own property did significant more and, from what they would earn from farming the land. >> locals here are convinced they have found a model of the future, with all their energy needs coming fr

cooler long the coast, 56 in half moon bay. cool sea breeze windsplace so could see overcast conditions throughout the day tomorrow. south bay, mid-60s expected. a look at your extended forecast. warming up tomorrow. and friday. again, we have another storm off shore. increasing clouds on saturday. cooler temperatures as well. next week keel take a turn to the warmer side. >> major league baseball takes control of the los angeles dodgers. vern has the details and a tough day for the giants all around before and during their hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>> all right. baseball up top. the giants rookie first baseman to triple-a fresno and activated cody ross and then they tried to sweep the rockies in denver.

but the warm-up is not last long by tuesday, another system are rising increasing clouds for the day. breezy conditions, the windsoming in off the ocean and that means cooler temperatures and we will continue to cool down for the entire week after monday. in fact, thursday and friday we may see highest confined to the '50s as another weather system roles in later rounds. greatness in this year, the snow pack is doing really well if lots of snow. if we are about 1005275 percent of normal for the beginning of april. that means tons of snow and the high country. here is the view from heavenly looking over the late yesterday evening. a beautiful sunset. maybe a couple of snow showers early on this morning otherwise partly sunny. same for tomorrow with a warming trend to getting into the upper 50s for the lake. if the chance for rain developing tuesday afternoon. that is the next weather system clock will bring clouds to the bay area. can i am, like to 50's but we will warm of why the afternoon lots of 60s with the warmest places can into these low seventies like san jose, santa rosa sing for sonoma. 72 degrees and so

business for some people or a business so then really a cane in terms of actual funding and winding down the war as long as top political donors heavy hitters according to open secrets are general electric rates on last season aren't there granted it's got to change we don't have money and this is where i think the tea party is coming into right now saying we just don't have the resources to be the world's policeman anymore and we know it's a pragmatic thing but will it change as long as those companies are allowed to donate as much as they do to political campaigns putting into lobbying has been a huge problem i'll be totally honest with you one of the members told me that they know that they're trying to seek the best information they can get but the problem is some of these so-called think tanks are funded by the very defensive abolitionists who then arse supposedly giving them fair and balanced and non governmental information so if it is a problem something a friend of mine calls i'll bet on lobbying oh yeah the thinking community and all of the people there and giving out information one way to kn

cooler long the coast, 56 in half moon bay. cool sea breeze windsace so could see overcast conditions throughout the day tomorrow. south bay, mid-60s expected. a look at your extended forecast. warming up tomorrow. and friday. again, we have another storm off shore. increasing clouds on saturday. cooler temperatures as well. next week keel take a turn to the warmer side. >> major league baseball takes control of the los angeles dodgers. vern has the details and a tough day for the giants all around before and during their game with the rockies. vern has that story and all the sports, he is next. ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my sp

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comes to turning a blind eye to repression and places like equitorial getting as long as the oil keeps flowing the wind soared artsy washington d.c. . and those resources that stay even here in the united states and right in the p.r. machine can occur with that report now it's rich and bears to a different country where there was a time when americans boldly went where no man had gone before but fast forward to two thousand and eleven and the u.s. has effectively shuttered its manned spaceflight program investing caput f. twenty two is in the air at times but not shuttles headed for the final frontier but decades after the space race russia has not done the same and as our t.v. test our sylvia witnessed firsthand the exciting blastoff are still blazing new trails of space exploration. but there's a lot of excitement definitely especially among vs spectators for the we're going to see the takeoff of the crew two russian cosmonauts of onyx on the summit which they are going to cycle as well as nasa astronauts ron garan well for the last a few hours leading up to this point right here we have been followi

the trail winds through remote parts of korea's north the long history of this land is it a mystical or. the expeditions destination is a point in the arctic circle sixty six degrees thirty three minutes and thirty nine seconds north of the equator it is situate. in the thick forests of the ancient land of popular ruled by a witch by the name. of the a temporary today is quite extreme but we have a lot of difficulties to deal with too much snow and pools of water on the ice and with the low temperatures today our job won't be easy and all. the great job guys nicely done. color viola was deliberately chosen as the expedition starting point. this village has special significance for both karelians and friends. it was here more than a hundred years ago but finland's famous for a lot of just elyas learn root collected numerous ancient finnish poems known as rooms. of folk and called color valor is based on them. most of the rooms reflected the everyday life of koreans and finns their joys and sorrows they also sang songs about their native land. drivers let their dogs have a rest each ti