>> lou: hola! estan tratando... ¿pueden causar cancer? >> lou, la respuesta es sencilla es no, pero un hombre de 62 aÑos de edad con agrandamiento benigno de prostata tambien es un hombre con riesgo de cancer. recuerde, recomiendo que todos los hombres de 50 aÑos vean a su medico se sometan a un examen digito rectal y se hagan el examen de p.s.a. primero descartar el cancer y despues prosvent puede ayudar a aliviar el problema del agrandamiento de la prostata. >> barbara: y sin efectos secundarios. >> estos ingredientes fueron estudiados, infinidad de veces con miles de pacientes y sin efectos secundarios. >> me da gusto tener a una mujer en la linea, francine de philadelphia. ¿que deseas preguntar al dr. may? >> francine: estoy muy preocupada por mi esposo, dice estar bien, pero se que tiene algo, porque se levanta toda la noche para ir al baño. y cuando va al baño se tarda mucho, dice que no tiene nada, porque su... hay no se... como se llama su... bueno, eso, eso es negativo y no habla al respec

use lou. if the dialogue between moscow and washington is used only to distract attention from the u.s. in the eighty's and anti missile defense system we could lose a unique chance to the future an agreement to discuss the possibility of a joint anti missile shield which. doesn't automatically mean russia is ready to join the program which is being drafted without its participation the idea of take it or leave it doesn't work here. the russian foreign minister also talked about how both the european security treaty and the project of the unified anti missile defense system they're both essential in order to release the al to data dividing wings the left since the cold warrior and some of the stereotypes since then as well but as we found out here at the start for instance for some people all stereotypes or really hard to get rid off. we are proceeding with it because of the threat we face from iran not from the soviet union and. when you look from the former soviet. many other issues worse di

. >> reporter: we met lou d'abbracio early in the morning. 110 miles away from the capital. lou is a small government conservative, eager for his voice to be heard in the debate. >> many of us in the private sector have had to sacrifice. i think necessary that we all share that sacrifice. it goes home for me. my wife is a teacher. it's going to cost our family money, but it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: while d'abbracio was heading to town, chemistry teacher anthony and his family were deep in their morning routine. >> our family, we will make about a $500 a month less on anthony's paycheck. we are jfingernails right noour fingernails right now. >> this isn't about the money. it's not about the benefits, of course, that's going to hit us and we don't like that. but it's really about having input in the classes. you know, having input with the school board, having input with what happens. >> reporter: so he's protesting against the governor. >> if it happens here, it's going to happen everywhere else in the country. >> reporter: but outside, the other teacher's husban

en esta cinta tambien participa lou diamond phillips quien dijo estar encantado con el trabajo de jennieste fin de semana llega una cinta, que simplemente lo hara sentirse inseguro. como a este grupo de exploradores, quienes estan en una isla al sur del pacifico... en sanctum, sera la fuerza del hombre en contra de la naturaleza ya que su unica salida de la isla se ve obstruida por un ciclon tropical... en the roomate, minka kelly comparte su dormitorio con una chica desquiciada... a simple vista parece la companera de cuarto mas indefensa y agradable, pero guarda un secreto... su locura de desata cuando su amiga de dormitorio comienza a salir con un chico y eso la enfurece, hasta convertirse en una asesina... cu --- ---unos conductores de television britanicos se burlan, se rien de los mexicanos y luego les piden disculpas..... que opina usted? take vo topvo ---y no deje de enterarse de lo que hacemos en nuestra comunidad o de lo que estamos preparando en nuestros noticieros locales por medio twitter y facebook... ---en facebook... telemundo san jose y en twitter ... t48 s j. cu ---asi

lou >> here is what is making news and the nation. a high- school soccer student faces charges in florida. arguments started in and escalated into a brawl. the goalie in orange. and also covers the refused--pepper spray which used and the goalie is been charged with battery. >> this heavy snow sending a rooftop crashing down. emergency management saying that 120 rooftop massachusetts rooftops in one week. >> mark kelly is having no problem with a return trip to space. he rejoined his crew. after spending several bedside moments with his wife, cover real gifford gabrielle--these congresswoman who is reasonable and shot. >> and look who has recently-- >> and east bound. towards hayward, not too bad but it is better on the right with westbound.

cannon book and probably the best biographer of ronald reagan was lou cannon because he came to the full spectrum buddy started with ronald reagan. and you got to see the man all the way through the system. he is just a great great guy but it was good to feel the sea that and i think it is wise for presidents or others to study those that went before them. read about them and learn from them. ronald reagan was a great great reader of those who went before him and he was in awe when he walked into that white house and of those who went before him and to keep that or a of respectability through at all. he learned a lot from others. >> host: in that spirit of civility your father always reaching out and talking about our democratic friends. who are some of the democrats if you think are good americans who you look to and say you know what? that is someone who deserves a kind word and deserves defense. guest go it is interesting he just announced his retirement. joe lieberman just announced his retirement in washington d.c.. it is interesting, i miss the old guys, a hubert humphrey's. w

lou piniella will be an assistant to the giant general manager. one of the best managers. they go back to their days with the new york yankees. for the third time, bill belichick is the nfl coach of the year. don won it four times. super bowl and rough weather. that's the deal in dallas. both teams had to work out inside. ben roethlisberger and the steelers worked out at tcu. their practice facility. 2.5 point underdog. packers are practicing at the local high school. aaron rodgers went to cal and he is from chico. >> since high school i have been blessed to work with people. at college i got the best of the best. we own fundamentals. talked about the mental aspect of playing quarterback. >> i said from day one when he was here, he will be an all-pro quarterback. not only the physical skills but the mentality and the understanding he has. he is calm, collected. playing at a level that is very, very high. awesome to see. >> this is a good day for the coach. tops on his recruiting list. when all the high school kids sign on the dotted line. 6 fee, 350-pound defensive tackle,

of legitimacy so religion offers the ideal method weather is louis xv could follow the system, and lou fresen in east germany, islam in iran or sunni islam in mubarak egypt. why we focus on one of those opposed to the other without thinking of the broader pattern is very revealing. the state will stop at nothing, no law is too evil. a job talk by kate brown in university of maryland baltimore kelly offers a chilling modern example of her talk in the soviet and american nuclear states and their common reactions to the problem of plutonium support. ben ali's regime about foreign terrorists and criminals being behind demonstrations when i was in demonstrations in the 60s and 70s. we were outside agitators. caned abdallah said as much about those in egypt. such accusations so conclusively that these tyrants do not understand the new world of communication with accusations of foreign terrorists can be discredited by those attending demonstrations. hosting movies on facebook or whatever. everyone can see the demonstrators across the street are foreign terrorists. modern dictatorial regimes h

. >> a lot of cold readings. 33 in east pet lou a. temperatures a couple of upper 20s. it's good to go. wall to wall sunshine. severe clear. by the way, in case you haven't heard, there was a reading in oklahoma city yesterday of minus 27 degrees. coldest ever recorded in the state of oklahoma. we're sitting here complaining about 30s. it's been brutally cold. the pattern has been locked. we'll have sunshine but napa is at 28. livermore is at 38. they were down to 33. i'll have to dig deeper. 39 san jose. the target forecast starting off at 34. 63 for a high today. near average on the highs, which is near 58 to 64. the most i'd say 90% everyone will be in the pattern. it's a big weekend. big, big. love is in the air weekend. mostly sunny. rain returns next week. i've been saying it for two weeks. next tuesday looks solid for rain. cold morning, sunny, warmer, but temperatures in the low 60s or a few mid-60s. very close to what we had. no change through saturday, patchy fog. mostly sunny. increasing clouds on monday. >> all right. thank you. this is 7:25. >>> a shocking

lou won three world series as a player and manager and holds the unofficial record for hat kicking. > cal sports is about to get the ax just not the one they had in mind. but surprisingly the bears are getting help from a rival. the one who owns the ax. >> we have got 34,000 in cash. >> that's former congressman and stanford alum pete mcclosky. he was so moved that cal was considering cutting sports including baseball and rugby that he and his former students started raising money. he actually handdeliverred a letter to cal's administration telling them they had a friend in this rivalry. >> what would the rivalry be in the bay area if we didn't play cal in every sport there is and we beat them some of the time and we beat them some of the time. but that rivalry between stanford an cal goes back to the first game in 1895. and it ought to stay. >> reporter: a separate group has been the primary source of fund-raising. savecalsports.com has already received eight first worth of pledges, enough that the university is taking this into consideration before making the final call. >> without

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[applause] thank you very much, lou. lou is the best author anyone can have in manhattan and he does this frequently and we are grateful to him for putting this together tonight. sydney schanberg is a very unusual figure in my life because he was not only my boss at "the new york times," but is also one of my heroes. very few people fallen to bothmo of those categories in my life. in the mid-1970s, when cambodia was falling, i was a brand new reporter i had never met signy and his stories, many of which are in this book, kept the news room on the edge of its seat in a way that really nothing else ever did in my age here said "the new york times," and i have often written that the life-and-death -- the death and life of the magazine piece which is also in this book is the best magazine piece i've ever read, and i think that remains the case. sydney was a great editor, great columnist, and in this case, russell baker, as accurate as he is generous. there is a biblical quality to this story. what you have in this book is a

the giants have an experienced mind to their decision makers, lou pinella has been hired as special assistant. he has a long time relationship with giant's general manager brian sabien, he will do most of his work from his home in florida. >>> there was a national championship trophy presented in the bay area in addition to the giants trophy which has been making the rounds. the army national guard honored this high school for its perfect season championship and number one position in the final national rankings, the head coach and team captains received the awards. >> to be awarded number one team in the country, that was a high honor. you don't get into that position often and it is difficult to get it and win. my hats off to these guys, they earned it and worked for it and beat a lot of good teams this year. they did it in style. it was a great year. >>> this was also a national letter of in ten for high school players. kevin anderson and james videoders headed to stanford and cj anderson and quarterback kyle bam headed to cal. the at kin son twins are notre dame bound and marcus peters to

. >> my name is lou. this building fits the neighborhood. the design makes it appear to be two stories over the garage in the front, so the appearance of the facade was kept in line with the whole block. the third story was set back. thank you. the third story was set back 15 feet at the front and cannot be seen from the street at all. the rear of the building is stepped down the hill to give visual relief to the neighbors in the rear. it also provides great outdoor space for tenants. the design is a clean, classical look with a level of detail that does not call attention to itself. it blends with the neighborhood. the placement of the stairs and elevators are not arbitrary. besides being a great design, this project will create jobs that are desperately needed in the city. please allow this project to proceed. >> good evening. i support the project. a lot of people have not seen the whole papers of the project. i suggest for them to go back and look at them. there is something beautiful coming out to them. president olague: thank you. >> c

philadelphia had a chance in the final seconds, but lou it away, and syracuse held on to win it 69-64 now to the ice, penns and cavs, first period. alexander ovechkin all alone. ovechkin could get the last laugh, unleashed a flurry in the second period. they beat the penguins, 1-0. >>> the playoffs starting today defending champs would be golfing. patrick kane and jonathan caves did their best to keep chicago in the hunt. both scored their 20th goal of the year against st. louis. black hawks won it, 5-3. >>> finally, matt molson single handedly beat the panthers, gave the islanders a 2-0 lead and capped off his second career hat truck with an empty netter. islanders have won 6 of 7 after beating florida 5-1. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> sandra bullock's ex makes a strange move to rehab his tattered image. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's an example for public servants, for seniors, heck, she's an example for us all. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. thering f

. >>> 6ers and grizzlies, second quarter off the miss. 6'1" lou williams dunked on 6'9" zach randolphhat's not supposed to happen. this isn't supposed to happen either. o.j. mayo returned after a six-game suspension and he forgot to take off his warm-ups. give him a break. he hasn't played since january. still. mike connolly was the difference down the stretch. knocked down a pair of threes. grizzlies won it, 102-91. >>> finally, great finish to the maple leafs-bruins game. lebowski skated down the ice and danced past two defensemen, and scored the game-winning goal with a minute left in the third period. what a great individual effort. the maple leafs won it, 4-3. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: early today sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> well, lohann's latest courtroom tactic, and mily's dad wished it all never happened. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, americans love man's best friend, and we'll show you which was chosen the nation's top dog last night. you're

." >>> meanwhile, unrest sweeping lou the arab world has now spread to theç gulf nation of omam whereot police clashed with demonstrators yesterday. 64 were killed as security forces pird tear gas and rubber bullets. >>> america's last sur vooifg veteran of world war i has died. the family spokesman says frank passed away peacefully at his virginia home yesterday. he had turned 110 years old earlier this month. >>> and newly released footage from nasa shows a powerful eruption on the sun that lasted for an hour and a half kicking up a large wave of magnetic plasma. scientists say the blast was directed away from the earth and is not expected to affect our satellites or electronic systems. >>> and now here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,130 after adding 61 points friday. the s&p rose 13 points. the nasdaq was up 43. and taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo, the nikkei gained 97 points while in hong kong, the hang seng surged 325. >>> well, stocks roared back friday giving investors hope the backward slide may be over, b

our residential streets are becoming inundated with traffic such as lou do not end buchanan. we are experiencing a lot of road rage, a lot of honking. i had an experience when i was walking my dog at laguna and paige. i was attacked by a road race driver and i was sent to the hospital for walking my dog. parking ratio maximums have sometimes been ignored. we really have to stick with those parking ratios. i think every parking space has added to this neighborhood compromises the plan. we have to think carefully about adding more cars and parking to this neighborhood. we can take the development. when people bring their cars, it is a disaster. not only for our neighborhood, but for everybody that traverses the neighborhood. you go to peach street and it is loaded with cars getting ready to get on the freeway. hundreds of pedestrians have to dodge cars from filmore to octavia. there have been severe muni cuts. we have a long way to go. we understand that because of the economic downturn, there has not spent as much development as we expected. we do not have the community improv

lou piniella, the next chapter of his baseball life he will be with the giants.e injod as a consult at the present time based in florida where he lives. he is good friends with the giants' gm. he plans to do scouting and player evaluation. bring him back for one more argument. >> thanks, larry. >> that's what is happening. "nightline" is up next. >> for larry beil and sandhya patel. thanks for joining us. >> we appreciatetetetetetetetete [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? cardboard no, delicious yes. so where's the fiber? maybe it's in the honey clusters. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no, delicious yes. you can see

you got it, lou. >> hockey's been in my blood all my life.e been playing since i was 4 years old. it would be like, you know, cutting my legs off if i couldn't play hockey. >> put one in the win column. >> peggy ford is a 49-year-old mother of three from chicago. her team, the misconducts was formed five years ago when a group of self-proclaimed hockey moms grew tired of watching their kids have all the fun. >> here i got it. no, i don't have it. >> you get up in the morning and you look around and you're like i'm not at home. this is awesome. i don't have to clean anything, i don't have to take care of anyone. >> come on. take it, dana. come on. go, melissa! yea! yeah. >> for gerald keen, the tournament is a long-awaited chance to play alongside friends. >> we used to play anytime school was canceled, daylight to dark. our moms used to beat us with a broom to get us off the ice. even today, we always revert back to that time that brought us closer together as friends, probably closer together than some brothers. >> gerald was supposed to be

we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborators, and most of all to the members of the audience and immigrant communities who are represented for which we exist, thank you for coming here this evening. we have learned a lot and are well educated for going forward. please look for a written report on these proceedings by the end of the meeting. also we look forward to a report on april 13, 2009 of the joint hearing with the human rights commission by the end of the year. thank you all for coming here this evening. [applause] >> the meeting is adjourned.

budget director jacob lou will testify at a house hearing this morning just a day after president obama unveiled the $3 .7 trillion proposal. >> even as we cut out things we can afford to do without, we have a responsibility to invest in those areas that will have the biggest impact in our future. >> reporter: the president's plan calls for investments in areas like education and research but aims to slash $1 trillion from the deficit over the next decade. spending cuts would affect programs from urban development grants to heating assistance for low-income families. >> this budget does more spending, more taxing, more borrowing. >> reporter: it drew criticism from both parties. >> you don't take a meat axe to this economy and cut things just for the sake of telling the american people you met a certain number. >> reporter: while the battle over next year's budget is just beginning, the fight over the current one is still far from over. today the house begins debate on a controversial bill to cut spending. republicans are fighting to save $61 billion from this year's budget to fund the

on sunday go off the ball rolling after just eight minutes before christiana are now lou out of the first place to go thirty minutes later the world's most expensive clear drawing level with lionel messi at the top of the scoring charts following his brace both men twenty four for the season so far the visitors did pull one but by the time it was three miller the ball going in for. initial efforts to see him win a newsman the minutes for one in the dying seconds of money to buy or the player netting ryall must hope barcelona slip up in the coming months to have a chance of securing their first published championship and for you this. the green bay packers have commemorated their legendary coach the late vince lombardi in the ultimate way or in rodgers on company defeating the pittsburgh steelers in super bowl forty five bringing led them barty trophy back to wisconsin even as of course he watched the action unfold. the packers lacked super bowl experience against the steelers team which retained key players from the two thousand and five and two thousand and eight title wins the green bay

lou about his climb to the top of pop. and hot tracks.ehind the scenes in the studio to see how catty perry's number one hit "teenage dream" is made. ♪ don't ever look back ♪ don't ever look back >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with life in the public eye and the specific kind of very bad publicity. they're women whose names first emerge in connection with stories that someone,

so i think it's going to take awhile to get there as obama said, jack lou, i worked with-- said we've learned from history that the person who sticks their neck out on social security and medicare and offers to do something doesn't get it, they just get killed. nothing happens because the other side springs into action and says gocha. >> you think obama understands this. >> i think he knows this. therefore he is waiting for the republicans to show something. >> he is not speak together deficit commission report. >> exactly. you can say that is irresponsible or you can say he knows tactically are you not going get there, if that is where you want to get, until both parties inch forward. so these guys are like sumi wrestlers doing this. and one of these days they will get closer and engage and he is saying it will take that engagement of the two parties for it to work. if will not work if i try to do it alone because inevitably, and you know the white house press corps, the second he calls for a social security cut or higher retirement age that second they will say he hit the third rail

. >> reporter: we met lou, early in the morning, 110 miles away from the capital, he's a small government conservative. eager for his voice to be heard in the debate. >> many of us in the private industry has had to sacrifice and think necessary that we all share that sacrifice. it does hit home for me. my wife is a teacher. it's going cost our family money. >> reporter: while he's heading to town, this chemistry teacher and his family were deep in their morning routine. >> the immediate effect to our family is that we will make about $500 a month less in anthony's paycheck. we're just hanging on by our fingernails now. >> it's really about having input in the classes. you know, having input with the schoolboard, with what happens. >> reporter: and so, he's protesting against the governor. >> if it happens here, it's going to happen everywhere in the rest of the country. >> reporter: but outside, the other teacher's husband. >> we're not going to negotiate. we won in november. elections have consequences. the bill is going to be passed. >> reporter: bob woodruff, abc news, madison, wiscon

louis, cardinal hall of fame speedster lou brock was frozen in place, and the blues canceled their hockeye. who could go? >> there's like a sheet of ice all over the road. we hit it at 55 miles an hour and cars were just flying through the ditches. >> reporter: in omaha snowplows, in chicago salt trucks and in st. louis power rigs were all on the prowl all day. but there was little they could do against another factor in this mess. as the winds have picked up, the wind chills have gone down. in chicago, they made a 24- degree thermometer reading feel like eight. >> summer! >> reporter: and that's just the start. the national weather service says there's a 100% chance of ice, snow, or rain tonight from omaha to philadelphia. so things are going to get a lot worse, harry. >> smith: dean, that's quite a picture. dare i ask how much worse is it expected to get there in chicago and the rest of the midwest? >> reporter: well, in missouri they've called out the national guard and they're importing utility crews from michigan to help them with their icing problem. here in chicago we're expecting

former governor arnold schwarzenegger, lou and richard simmons all plan to attend that service today. jack died last week at the age of 96. he was a bay area native who opened a gym in oakland in 1936. his ground breaking fitness show aired on ktvu during the 50s and the 60s. >>> all right. 454 is the time. 11:15, sal. do a little stretching and moving in honor of jack. >>> sounds like a good idea. i'm going to get limber after this traffic report. good morning, everybody. take a look at the commute. highway 4 absolutely clear weather, nice traffic here. in fact, it's so clear you can even see out to pittsburgh from this live picture from bay point. on the golden gate bridge very thick fog. southbound 101 traffic looks okay but the fog is very thick in southern marin and parts of san francisco. this is a look at the bay bridge. no fog here. westbound traffic looks good. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you. good morning. low clouds. you saw the bay point shot but not far away there are areas of fog and no clouds. walnut creek very thick in lafayette. if you're coming in 24

. >> reporter: we met lou early in the morning. 1 so miles away from the capitol.he and fellow tea party supporters boarded a bus bound for madison. he's a small government conservative, eager for his voice to be heard in the debate. >> i want to see the state move forward. in order to do that, many of us in the private sector have had to sacrifice. i think it's necessary we all share that sacrifice. it does hit home for me. my wife is a teacher. it's going to cost our family money. it's the right thing to do. i support it. >> reporter: while he was heading to town, chemistry teacher anthony schnell and his family were deep in their morning routine. >> the immediate effect on our family, we'll make about $500 a month less for anthony's paycheck. we're just hanging on by our fingernails right now. my husband loves being a teacher. he's tried other things. he loves education, working with kids. working with families. for him to say i might have to leave this again, it's heart breaking. it's his passion. >> it's not about the money, not about the benefits. that will h

. >>> finally, lou piniella is joining the team.ship with the gm that dates back to when we were both with the yankees in the '80s. he'll handle a variety of scouting duties with tampa as his home base. in the middle of this month, spring training starts. >> unbelievable. isn't it? >>ist going to be awesome.wordst hiwords,n tn mint app. >> oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> craving a thin mint and you can't find a girl scout outside your local grocery store? don't worry, there's an app for that, too. the troops have entered the 21st century with an iphone and a smartphone app. the app will help you find the closest girl scout troop in your area where you can get cookies. this year's girl scout season will run from february 11th to march 27th. you guys don't have to worry because you have the closest girl scout right here. >> where are they? >> february 11

of course we mean those with the crowd and lou himself up six out of thirty six of those who were killed were foreign citizens in a video message posted on the same extremist website dulko mot of said that russia could soon see more terrorist attacks and said that the country was in for a year of blood and tears what is remarkable about that particular video is that any document of a sitting next to who it appears to resemble the various you side bombers up to my idea of the well documented is not only russia's most wanted list of most wanted terrorist and most wanted by apple is being is also only internationally stop terrorists guessing started qaida goodly have claimed responsibility for the two in suicide bombing twenty ton bombing on the moscow metro system which claimed the lives of thirty nine people and news also believed to have focused straight at the two thousand and nine bombing of an express train following from moscow to submit his work. so what's been the reaction to tomorrow's preview address so far. there's been no reaction from russian security forces so far they have r

and one of my most extraordinary memories is singing we shall overcome with fannie lou hamer in the--. and of course that was a time of severe threat to many people in the communities in the south, because it could be dangerous for them to go out and vote. did--did you ever feel any danger? oh, yes. it was a-- yes, i--i have. i think--i think life-- life is-- often say, you know, it's-- it's not for the-- the--the amateurs. i think we all experience fears at times, and i think when we take actions in our lives that might appear to be courageous at some other time-- i've heard it said that courage is just fear that has said its prayers. so i think a lot of us experience some trepidation. but you have to go ahead and do things. you mentioned we shall overcome, an amazing and powerful song. amazinggrace-- another song that can be transforming. what are the most powerful songs you've sung in your lifetime? i've had some experience with wonderful music throughout my life. i think the songs that i grew up in-- going to church as a methodist, which is how i was raised, in--in what i now real

percent now they're hoping to address one of the running calls to people to the streets and that was it lou wages rising food prices and massive unemployment the immediate reaction from the thousands of people who remain in tough here square is that it is to do still too late certainly not all about protests life here in the egyptian capital is slowly returning to some kind of ramallah today at eight o'clock this evening local time until six am tomorrow morning there is a curfew in case but outside of that curfew there are many more shops many more businesses many more banks that have been opened and what we've seen in the last two days talking a square though does still remain the focal point of these demonstrations and forty two nights protesters are preparing themselves to sleep under the cold egyptian skies there is tense between the protesters and the army tanks continue to surround government buildings embassies and other important institutions here it is important to note that sunday's talks between the opposition groups and the vice president almost all the men did not really cultiv

being for their children and supporting their elderly relatives oh i didn't see this picture of her lou this video message finally reached its recipients my imodium they haven't seen their grandma in six years and they're hoping that someday one from georgia will get better and visiting the relatives will be as easy as going to the bank and making your money transfer didn't argy is very well sold in russia. now for a brief look at some other major headlines around the world to rein in government has up to the pressure on the country's opposition opposition days before a proposed egypt and tunisia pro-democracy rally security forces are said to have placed a prominent anti-government clerk under house arrest and detained several other activists authorities are also reported to have blocked access to a number of the foremost websites all earlier a chief prosecutor had dismissed calls for a rally as a ploy to undermine the regime. tensions between pro-government and opposition lawmakers came to a head in venezuela as a parliament brawl erupted on national television the scuffle took place

industrial complex say the same thing there is always a some new enemy some great scare some catastrophe lou mean unless the defense industry the war industry really gets everything that it wants and so this country is not a welfare state is the conservatives claim it is a war for state it is in many ways the hidden hand of politics in washington is that war machinery itself it's becoming a completely militarized society here with r.t. still to come this hour locked up the land of liberty and justice deals one one of more with the other we take a look at woman to redress the balance. three years after declaring independence kosovo continues to face social and economic turmoil russia's envoy to the u.n. has criticized recent elections there citing numerous violations bitterly chokin there's also voiced concern that radical parties were able to gain votes with high unemployment and rising poverty the self-proclaimed balkan republic of kosovo is offering fertile ground for hardline islamic there are now growing fears the region could be turning into a major terrorist hub right in the heart of e

two years ago the watchdog impose fines of nearly a billion dollars against the likes of balls now lou for you for fixing prices but unscented seaman of general director of the national energy security fund believes finds the right way to ensure competition. the problem is that we have knowing the refineries and us all seriously foreign that is the part of this we have to go integrated and in my opinion if we really want to struggle for a law where the prices for. the wall we must sink not about fines we must think about structural reform of our industry we must have independent refineries and the only i see that this is the only one way to struggle with high oil prices if we want low price on petrol we must have real complete the mission of our market if you will have no independent fire that is there will be no competition. gazprom is posed to the third quarter net profit of five point four billion dollars down nine percent from the previous year the figures were in line with expectations russia's biggest company in terms of the decline to long to debt interest payments and a decreas

industrial complex say the same thing there is always a some new enemy some great scare some catastrophe lou mean unless the defense industry the war industry really gets everything that it wants and so this country is not a welfare state is the conservatives claim it is a warfare state it is in many ways the hidden hand of politics in washington is that war machinery itself it's becoming a completely militarized society still ahead for you this hour kicked out a russian mob it's loses this point for asylum in norway. the liberty justice deals out more of one than the other we take a look at one man's bid to redress the balance. that could be a major terrorist hub forming right in the heart of europe with high unemployment and rising poverty self-proclaimed balkan republic of kosovo is offering fertile ground for hardline islamic and this for a first has been finding out extremist rhetoric is being imported alongside foreign aid. press time in causeways capital and the mosques are overflowing ninety percent of the population here are muslim and known for their liberal interpretation of the f

industrial complex say the same thing there is always a some new enemy some great scare some catastrophe lou mean unless the defense industry the war industry really gets everything that it wants and so this country is not a welfare state is the conservatives claim it is a warfare state it is in many ways the hidden hand of politics in washington is that war machinery itself it's becoming a completely militarized society well nato is keen to get the few remaining western european countries not members of the alliance on board sweden is one of the latest to be enticed but as i get a swedish activist tells us he regards he the expansion is simply part of u.s. attempts to strengthen its influence in europe and beyond. what are they doing to get them on the hook what are they doing what are they promising them or i really i don't have the answer because for me it is insane this policy it's pure insanity oh many things can the united states government show that they don't care about peoples when they show they torture in for instance all these terrible torture place in the you know bill good i.e.

arrival to moscow because he broke a series of accreditation laws concerning foreign correspondents lou carding violated several rules regulating the work of foreign correspondents that are well known to all journalists lead to november last year he left more school for london on personal business he didn't go to foreign correspondents card although he knew he was supposed to. the foreign ministry added that new carding will face no problems that immigration as soon as all of his documents are order holding his the guardian's moscow correspondent was sent back to london after allegedly being detained for forty five minutes russia's foreign minister said that the journalist visa was valid through to may and it was never cancelled or the guardian earlier reported harding had a valid visa which was a null when he landed in moscow. a brief look now at some of the world headlines this hour and millet you have to come down for talks following months of tension on the peninsula and young and soul was severed their relations late last year after an exchange of artillery fire in november the nor

bring this agreement into force and it's one that we've been waiting for for quite some time now well lou see there have been some quite major stumbling blocks between moscow and washington during the work on the streets the final agreement made all those differences have been overcome. you know i think the major differences have been overcome and i would actually say that the bigger stumbling blocks that we've seen for this historic agreement have been right here in washington we saw force a minority but yet a vocal minority of republican lawmakers opposing this treaty which is part of the reason that we've had such a long delay in getting this document ratified. arizona republican senator jon kyl one of the vocal critics of this treaty even earlier this week raised criticism of the of the agreement saying that the united states did not have enough time to look over this document but it really is a minority opinion as the consensus here in washington is that this is a critical step towards improving international security something that both sides have worked so hard to achieve for so lo