louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri. now i ask you which is correct? missouri or missouri? >> missouri. okay. neither one. [laughter]. you can't say the native americans were wrong for saying missouri. you can't say the french were wrong for pronouncing it in their

louis a major league milestone. lead torres delivered in st. louis a major league milestone.ead off hitter sports is next >> good evening everybody. with buster out the rest of the seasons the giants will take offense where they can find it n.st. louis came courtesy of torres with the first mainly league grand slam. woody at bush. do you know how cold it is here. 90's in st. louis and ball jumping out of the park. ross going downtown in the second. 1 to nothing. giants. albert pool. helps the cards come back. rbi single in the third here. ties it up at 2 appease albert also homered in the game. struggling giant offense erupts with 5 runs in the fourth. crawford. drives in ross. giants ahead 3-2. big pwlochlt bases lowed. torres. first grand slam of his big league career. did it once in winter wall in puerto rico he thinks. he almost passed madison on the bases. giants up 7-2. in control from there. struck out 5 in 7 innings of work. matt and tony the victims there. giants win it 7-3. a's and yankees in oakland. dallas and camouflage on memorial day. the first pitch with the r

louis. is ready to go. >> reporter: maria's team has never built a winning robot. could their secret strategy give them the advantage they need? >> i have really high hopes we're going to win right now. >> reporter: shaan's team, the kids taking the top math and science classes is competing in the pennsylvania regional. they're excited to test their robot, number 1403. >> let's hear it for team 1403! three, two, one, go! >> you guys score. we'll play defense. >> reporter: to play, three robots work together to form the red team. another three make the blue team. they score points by hanging tubes and deploying mini bots. get the most points, win the round. >> we got first. >> my parents, my brother came and my grandma and my other grandma and grandpa all came. it's just really great they all came to support me. i'm so happy to see them all. i got to show them my robot. >> reporter: at brian's tennessee regionals, he and his mom are anxiously watching their robot. 3675. and the arm isn't work

louis a bow echo line of weather right there has moved right through st. louis.at significant? when you get weather that lines up like that another broom and that broom pushed wind through st. louis between 60 and 70 miles per hour. we know of damage not from tornados, but if it's a 70 miles per hour wind or 100 miles per hour tornado. it's insignificant how the damage got there. there is damage in st. louis proper right now. >> i want to ask you about this value cay know in iceland -- volcano in iceland. we got word that the president may be leaving ireland because of this volcanic ash. >> i think that would be a very good idea if he did leave because -- >> why? >> this is iceland. this is part of google earth. this is the volcano. this is my interpretation. the ash has puffed out of the volcano. not the same one from last time. >> oh, a different one. >> there are many, many volcanoes over iceland. >> what's the concern in ireland? >> some of this will sneak down towards ireland this is the ash cloud here. much of the ash will go high in the atmosphere and over

louis to chicago, possibly a bumpy ride.have flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> california may be getting hundreds of millions of dollars in high speed rail funding that florida's governor has rejected. the u.s. department of transportation has privately notified officials they'll get $213 million after $2.4 billion that had been either marked for florida high speed rail. an official announcement is expected this week on how the money will be divided. california needs $15 billion to build a bullet line between san francisco and los angeles. house republicans are threatening to derail funding for the project. >> police are investigating a deadly car crash on the sonoma county coast. highway patrol says a car drove off of highway 101. it tumbled down the cliff and landed on the roof on the rocks below. the driver was killed. she was the only person in the vehicle. investigators are trying to figure out why this car went off the road. >> rescue teams resumed a search for a man that had been missing for seven weeks. they found

. >> my name is kelly, i'm a representative of the robert louis stevenson school. president mendoza: again, we will need to keep your voice is down. if you will have a conversation, step outside and be respectful to the speakers. >> as i was saying, i am representing all of the parents for the students that go to the robert louis stevenson school. we have a problem in the school because one of the teachers is absent 70% of the year. imagine what you would do if you have a problem teacher like that attending school. all of the parents are worried right now because she is coming back this year. all of the students, parents, they are scared that the students might be assigned to her class. students and parents deal with different substitutes [unintelligible] they deserve to be taught by teachers that are good role models. we're not sure if she is physically ill or mentally ill because we are not doctors. for a person to be absent 70% of the year, it is not really inconsistent. the packet that you are holding in your hand right now, these are the samples of the parent'

louis, you know i love it. kendra.ing up. >>> let's get to the weather and sam champion. hey, sam. >> i just know that all of the water is dripping off the umbrella and i'm cold. it's going to be a wet shirt contest here. let's get to the boards. one or two things we need to talk about this morning. what are we doing? i have no idea. put it up there. we'll talk about it. new york city, it's wet. we're standing out in it with everybody. it will rain for a while today, as the low drags up the coastline. some of the big rainfall totals will mean some flooding in northern new england. from new york city to boston, to burlington, will be some of the heavier rain. it's mild in l.a. on the west coast right now. but remember that colder air drops those temperatures pretty quickly. it is gorgeous into the deep south today. if i could pick a spot to be, it would be on that florida panhandle coast. because it wouldn't be wet, like it is right here. and cold. cold rain. i love that you guys are here. even though the signs are wet,

d louis van amstel from "dancing with the stars." member of both the tennis and jean shorts halls of fame. you can see him soon against other legends of the game in the champions series. from fabulous las vegas, please welcome andre agassi. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: andre, this is not a tennis court. you have to come directly to the couch. you can't run from baseline to baseline. >> i have to see my dear friend from vegas. >> jimmy: you and cleto have known each other for a long time. >> we have. >> jimmy: what do you think is the best thing about growing up in vegas? >> the best thing, for me, in particular, the best thing was this, my mother worked from 5:00 in the afternoon, she got off work. my dad started working at 4:00 in the afternoon. i was at a tennis club from 4:00 to 5:00. my mom would pick me up. at 5:00 from the club. we would have to get grocery money from my father who worked in the jubilee and celebrity showroom of the mgm grand hotel. so, here is the deal. i would walk into this, this hotel and he was either

louis.ightning win it, 5-3. >>> i'm steve bunin with this espn news update. >>> well, you can hardly keep her as a pet. but a zoo in alaska is trying to find a new home for this adorable little girl. >> this polar bear cub is actually an orphan. at 4 months old, she is well-behaved, though. she was found roaming around an oil field. and is being kept at a zoo in anchorage. but the zoo already has two polar bears and doesn't have room for another. you want her in your house, don't you? >> i'm going to make room for her right away. she is adorable. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following later on today. stay with us. it's simple physi. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief

louis going home to home to make sure that there's nobody left inside. actually marking the homes with xs, a sign that they didn't find anyone. >> there are still a lot of people left unaccounted for. >> reporter: do we have any idea how many people are still

the sharks did not have a bit at joe louis carina. tonight at 6 ft., perhaps a different story and joe louis arena. feedback. >> you know, which is to not play that well and a game 6. we're going to do better in game 7. >> q. do not want any bad or negative thoughts you are pretty much done before you get started. >> we are just looking ahead and getting a chance to eliminate them. stay positive. that is it. >> there you have it, the trust, the belief that they can get this done and move on to the western conference finals. this will be the sixth, came no. 7 in the sharks franchise history. sixth, game 7. those doors behind me will open up and they're actually opening up now. the fans are trickling into each people will then. a hockey puck drop in just a few minutes. he was you next hour, for more. (music) >> jacqueline: a live look through downtown san francisco and the wind is picking up. pretty breezy. especially closer to the coast. temperatures are warmer this afternoon. the coastline temperatures are about the same. the sea bree

an hour later, a continental louis had to stop in st. to passenger the exit doors in mid flight. arrested.nger was a welcome sight today on the waterfront, several restaurants back open for least in a limited way at washington harbour. the restaurants were damaged by flooding last month. customers can now be served outdoor patios of some korea and another. the restaurants should be open in a few weeks. a perfect day for them to least partially. a nice day. the rain and showers held off. just a few showers. it did not amount to a whole lot. at the video from earlier today. very, very pretty. oura, as you can see, and skies continue to be clear for the overnight hours. you can see the clouds beginning and that means lots sunshine for the forecast tomorrow. degrees at reagan national with the wind out of the south. out there mighty hot of the year with a of 92, agh longstanding record set back in 1936. in oakton, va., a high of 79. upper northwest, d.c., a higher elevation, 65 degrees after a high of 72. 64 in bladensburg, maryland. in winc

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louis this mother's day. an unruly passenger aboard a continental flight is blamed for causing the plane to divert to st. louis. it had taken off from houston and was originally headed to chicago. according to airport officials in st. louis the passenger tried to open the forward exit while the plane was in the air. the passenger was restrained and the plane eventually landed safely. at this time all we know is a male passenger was taken off the plane and other passengers resumed their flight. and a second airliner also had to be diverted today. a note found aboard a delta flight triggered a security scare. flight 1706 was en route from detroit to san diego when a flight attendant discovered a sis pishs note in the restroom. the plane landed in albuquerque. it spenl several hours in a remote area while the luggage was screened and passengers were interviewed. the security sweep of the plane found nothing and the plane was cleared to fly out to san diego. >>> well, now to our top story this weekend, of course,

that officer louis lombardi faces charges including conspiracy, grand theft and remember this is allbout the drug enforcement team of former commander of that team another officer a private investigator have already been charged in connection with that scandal. now yet another officer under rest. more news coming up after the break. >>pam: 1 retired couple is ready to start over, bob and nancy have received the first permit to rebuilding home in that sample in a neighborhood. bob is a retired san bruno fire fighter. they are in their '70's and they're anxious to get back into a home they can call their own. >> on wanted to come back, all wasn't sure i wanted to see it first. if i was at a time when it happened. i wanted to see what it looked like. i couldn't believe it. it's still hard for me to believe i keep thinking it's a dream or nightmare. first off it we need a permit, and it was new to some of the people at city hall, a new codes to set a goal, to get back as soon as i can. i will devote my time to it. it just worked out that we ended up first. >>pam: expect about 20 of their

louis. this one out of albuquerque. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> in other news today, blunt talk for pakistan from the president of the united states. mr. obama is publicly calling on the pakistani government to investigate possible ties between that country's intelligence service and al qaeda terrorists. cnn's senior political editor mark preston joins us now from washington with more on the president's interview to air tonight on cbs's "60 minutes." what are can you tell us, mark? >> the lightning raid that killed osama bin laden is being described as the single biggest achievement against al qaeda. top administration officials acknowledge it's complicated their relationship with pakistan. a week after the u.s. killed enemy number one in a daring nighttime raid, the white house says it is pressing pakistan for answers about how osama bin laden was hiding in plain sight. just 30 miles north of that country's capital. in an interview with cbs's "60 minut minutes," president obama says the u

louis katz is here, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] very funny comedian. it's time for "late night" hashtags. here we go! ♪ hashtags, hashtags hashtags, hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: now, these are lists on twitter where we give you the topic and you send in the tweets. so, yesterday, in honor of mother's day, coming up this weekend, by the way, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called "my mom is nuts!" [ light laughter ] and i asked you guys at home to tweet something crazy or weird that your mom does. we got thousands of tweets it was trending in the u.s. it was really fun. so i thought tonight i'd share some of my favorites "my mom is nuts" tweets from you guys. here we go. this one is from @ mc double yoyo. [ light laughter ] she says, "my mom is afraid to sit directly in front of our computer because she's afraid people can see her. we don't even have a webcam." [ laughter ] mom! this one's from @ jen frair. she says, "my mom used to tie dental floss to our lifesavers so if we choked she could pull them back up." [ laughter ] i thought were you

louis cardinals. now the a's hung on today. they have not looked to that.l right, it is one nothing. and he will give them a three nothing lead. oakland, they're playing in a division were none of the teams are that good, at least for the first few months of the season. hamilton is back. for nothing a's. --4 nothing a 's. wow! every a's hitter, all eight men that started about a base hit. the sharks said their goodbyes this morning. someone said a rather emotional time. staying away from the media after being eliminated in vancouver, five games is what it took to end the season, the sharks their fourth western conference championship could not get it done. >> it is still tough, i am sure that it was doing for a bit, but we have a great group of guys. how are optimistic about the future. >> when we return, you may have to go back to joe montana late 1980's back injury. more concerned about a bay athletes health, here is a man that has seen it all. next. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sp

louis, new york city, southward. dry and hot in phoenix at 96. cooling in seattle and portland. mid-to-upper 50s. let's head to the midwest and south. that's where you see that yellow. a line of severe weather is going to break out again this afternoon. that low spinning through kansas will cause dangerous storms to develop. watch out for delays in the area. >> mike, thanks a lot. >>> 4:48. former presidential candidate john edwards could soon find himself under federal prosecution. stemming from an affair with his campaign videographer. abc news is reporting that the justice department okayed a prosecution based on campaign finance law violations. they are looking into whether donations were illegal. he fathered a daughter with hunter before the 2008 presidential campaign. >>> the man accused of a mass shooting in arizona is set to return to federal court in tucson today for a mental competency hearing. jared loughner is charged with killing six people january 8 and woulding 13 others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he pleaded not guilty. today's hearing will determ

louis. he heard a flight attendant scream and he jumped up to see if he could help. >> i saw this guy with his hands on the door. so what i did is jumped on his back put him in the choke. >> the passengers held on to the man until the plane landed in st. louis. authority there is took him off the flight and held him for questioning. >>> in japan a nuclear power plant will shut down. japan's prime minister asked the plant to close its three reactors while new safety features are built. it's estimated 19% of japan's manufacturing companies receive power from this particular plant. it sits in an area where a major earthquake is expected within 30 years. the government asked the plant to close after safety inspections of the country's 54 reactors. >>> meanwhile evacwees of the hardest hits by the march earthquake and tsunami are move into temporary housing. this town needs about 1800 temporary homes. but only about 1,000 have been built. officials say it was difficult to find a place to build be

louis and east of springfield and rolling through the east. tornado watch in effect for the next few hours here. you can see this well-developed storm system, pinwheeling slowly off to the east. the entire storm that spawned the severe weather the past few days is beginning to push off to the east and under the gun will be folks in indianapolis, st. louis, back to little rock, memphis. moderate risk for seeing severe weather today. that's one notch down from what we saw yesterday across parts of ek oak. more populated areas, a dangerous afternoon and evening for sure as this storm continues to push up. it's going to be tapping moisture from the gulf of mexico. that humidity is going to increase things as well and the heat also. it's another day and then this will push off to the east tomorrow and it will weaken somewhat, but still we're not done with this system yet. it's a big one. >> amazing how many of the twisters caught on camera throughout yesterday. how -- i mean we just have so much visual evidence of the destruction. >> oklahoma city,

louis and dallas.hat comes with the humidity that could spark some showers, even some strong thunderstorms from minneapolis to chicago and st. louis. no delays but when they develop our flight tracker will have them. go to abc7news.com. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live at san francisco international airport. federal investigators involved in trying to figure out if it was a terrorist attempt on a jet coming into sfo. i'll tell you about it. more coming up in a live report. >>> i'm amy hollyfield live in san francisco where teachers will be soon boarding buses and heading to sacramento. they plan to teach lawmakers a lesson. >> here is a live look from downtown san francisco. windy, chilly, raw weekend is over. small warming trend before more of that cool weather is on the way and we'll throw in couple of chances of rain. >> the wind advisories from san mateo bridge was recently cancelled. right now no accidents or stalls to slow you down. bay bridge toll plaza is looking good. >> 5:30 and thank you so much

louis. showers from fargo to the twin cities. the more scorching heat will hit the east coast. >> yeah. 90s from atlanta to baltimore. 88 here in new york. detroit heats up to 90. chicago 87. minneapolis 77. 61 in seattle. a balmy 71 in boise. 78 in salt lake city. phoenix is 95. albuquerque, 84. >> quite a variation there. >>> coming up, some very important numbers out this morning about the housing situation across the country. they're bound to move the markets and also lead your business news. that's straight ahead. >>> and sarah palin, rolling down the road in that bus of hers. where she's going and what she's doing. you have to stay with us. >>> the most-widely watched housing index is out later today. and it's expected the show existing home prices in march at their lowest level since the housing crash began. the number of people who own a home is also falling, partly because there's less desire to be a homeowner. >>> it's not that surprising that the percentage of homes being rented is increasing. it's almost 35% now. besi

louis, now moving northeast of kansas city, northwest of st. louis, a lot of the heavy rainfall will fall in places inundated by floodwaters. this is the game changer in terms of the flooding story? probably not. it will add more rainfall to what we possibly need. atmosphere dynamics are interesting. this area of low pressure near the arrow head of pennsylvania and all through parts of the central plains. second component is the other area of low pressure. double barrel low driving eastward, interacting with the moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico and later into the afternoon with the temperatures warming up makes for an unstable air mass. if you happen to be flying into o'hare later on this afternoon you have a bumpy ride flying over in this part of the world. heavy rain, small hail, damaging winds and the possibility of isolated tornadoes so we're not out of the woods yet. as we wrap things up, temperatures for the day going up to 83 degrees in chicago, 87 in st. louis, 92 in atlanta, 83 in washington, back out west, denver 73, snow

louis to pittsburgh.i-80, from chicago to cleveland. >> and if you're flying, delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, memphis, new orleans and charlotte. >>> thousands of residents living along the mississippi river could be flooded out as soon as tomorrow. >> government engineers are expected to open a massive spillway along the river to spare larger cities. nose in rural areas, they stand to lose everything. jim avila reports, now, from morgan city, louisiana. >> reporter: the heart of the flood zone. stevensville, louisiana. and the children of the only elementary school here are moving their classes to higher ground. >> i got you, three. >> reporter: the clock is ticking for working-class stevensville. >> we're told, it's going to be one for the books. and if that's the case, we have to take every precautions to protect our desks, chairs and children, too. >> reporter:tephensville is one of several towns that could be swept away. it's a position the army corps could make to save the bigg

louis. much of the country is looking perfect. into friday, the warm-up really continues throughout much of the nation. look at arizona, up to 100 in phoenix as we go throughout the day tomorrow. if you're wondering where the hot air is, it's in the southwest. it's not here. >> it's not right here. it's definitely not in the studio either. yes. bill, thank you. >>> well, which long-time tv and music star has remarried her first husband? more than 25 years after divorcing him? yes, you heard that correctly. >>> plus, speaking of marriage. cameron diaz says, who needs it? your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. that's going to go right in your glove. ohhh. oh. see that? great job. ok, now let's get ready for the ball... here it comes... here you go. good catch. perfect! alright now for the best part. let's see your pour. ohhh...let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? oh, yea. let's go for it... around the bowl and... [ male announcer ] share what you love... with who you love. mmmmm. kellogg'

louis would score twice in the inning to tie the game.dres torres his first career grand slam. giants win 7-3 matching their run totals on their previous four games. madison bumgarner picks up his second win of the season. [ chanting ] >> cameras are everywhere you guys, cbs5 exclusive college, jerry coach a beets stanford sophomore straight sets 6 love/7-6 to win her second national title in three years. she was unseeded so getting there was a great accomplishment. >>> free tattoos for players can cost you your job. just ask jim trestle the ohio coach resigned after the buckeyes were penalized for receiving improper benefits such as discounted tattoos. the coach new it and should have come clean. >>> ozzie guillen is blaming the fans, they are one out of first place. >> that's 20 and that 2005 team, we were share, yeah, thank you. soon as you leave the ball park they don't care about you any more, they don't. they monument, the statue they got, nephew on it when they are drunk. who o throw a base >> number 4, florida pitcher bryan johnso

louis wain is very famous as an illustrator of cats, cartoon cats, in particular. but what's interesting is these funny little models made in ceramic. some of them are made on the continent in hard paste porcelain. this one was made in the u.k. it's made in england. it's in lovely condition. but isn't he odd? yes, he is very odd. in fact, he doesn't even look like a cat to me. i rather thought it was just like a warrior lion. - do you know what he's for? - no no. he's a match holder. he sits there by the fireside. take your match out, strike it on the wall. it's a shame he hasn't got a match strike down the side. sometimes they do, but i think he's marvelous. were they made in sets? were there quite a few characters? i think there are around somewhere between 10 and 15 different shapes. he dates from around about 1910, 1915, that sort of period. he is really quite an unusual one. - is he? - yeah. - in what way? - you haven't done any homework on this before. not a lot, except that my son did find something out about a similar cat, and he thought it was valued at ab

louis and i-35 from minneapolis to san antonio.ene icy on i-70 from denver west and some slick spots along much of i-95. >>> if you are flying, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, kansas city, uston, philadelphia, uston, phi. >>> arnold schwarzenegger is putting his movie comeback on hold while he deals, of course, with the fallout from his bombshell paternity revelation. >> schwarzenegger had been scheduled to begin filming the drama "cry macho" this summer and was in negotiations to reprise his popular terminator roles. the statement from his office said that schwarzenegger was focusing on personal matters and is not willing to commit to any production schedules or time lines. >>> there are new allegations that tour de france winner lance armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs. tyler hamilton, a former teammate, tells "60 minutes" that he saw armstrong use a blood-boosting drug called epo. he claims it happened before and during the tour. >> what did you actually witness? >> i mean, i saw it in his refrigerator, you k

louis, missouri residents are surveying the damage after the area's most powerful tornado in 44 yearst through the city. the tornado, packing winds up to 200 miles an hour, tore through lambert st. louis international airport shattering glass at the main terminal and even blowing off part of a concourse roof. the twister also destroying homes in nearby towns. miraculously, no one was killed or seriously hurt. but flooding continued to threaten the region. the president and first lady host the white house's 133rd easter egg roll. >> i hope all of you had a wonderful easter. i hope everybody is having a great time. welcome to the white house. opening the south lawn to children and their families in a tradition that dates back to 1878. it's the largest annual public event at the white house. this year's theme is "get up and go" promoting health and wellness. the president even taking time out of his busy schedule to play referee. for teen kids news, fox news channel, in the classroom. >>> i'm on my way to go get a haircut. but not just any ordinary haircut. i'm donating some of my hair t

louis. the plane was delayed about an hour. one mantels nbc that he helped flight attendants subdue the suspect until they could land safely. >> they were on him. i was one of those on him. he finally came down and he wanted to sleep. i turned him over, put my knee on his back. they went and got cuffs for me. >> the unruly passenger was detained in st. louis. no one was hurt. >>> doctors say a woman stranded for weeks was barely alive when she was found. now there's a desperate search on to find her missing hulse. rita and her husband albert had some sort of trouble during a drive to las vegas. that was about seven weeks ago. friday, hunters spotted the couple's van on a national forest road at the nevada/idaho border. rita rationed the snacks the couple had with them for the trip. doctors say she was wind days of dying from a lack of nutrition. >> i must say that it is unusual for us to see someone in this type of situation, to actually not only survive but to be doing so well at this time.

louis found no survivors in this apartment complex. but at the missing man's house... >> thank you, jesus! >> reporter: tears of joy after larry allen, who it turns out wasn't trapped in the house, came home wondering what all the fuss was about. >> it's overwhelming to think that that many people cared about trying to find me. if i'd have been stuck in there i'd have been found by now. >> we would have got you out. >> reporter: well those are just a couple of the stories from the ongoing searches of some 2,000 ruined buildings here. now they're hoping the predicted severe weather here doesn't cause even more damage to this town because there is much more work to do. harry? >> smith: don teague across town from us in joplin, tonight, thank you very much. this waiting to find missing loved ones is just excruciating on families and cynthia bowers has more on that story. >> reporter: harry, perhaps of all the anguish being felt in this death and destruction the most is being experienced by families who cannot find their loved ones. they'r

was it was it fun with this us they'd say it's about russian cooperation doesn't feel safe much so louis inflation pressure and the creation rate will be very much in the world into a still it russian household or the safe more and also you know in the long term plans because you have to understand that inflation is extremely bad when vestments now it's very hard to plan again this week keys for the next ten years to you i'm not quite sure it would be inflation rate will stay the level but say it several sets the standard inflation is fluctuates in around the rate of eight to ten percent so this is result in their file certainly for the competence of their parents certainly for the russian household which they look planned they are spending so as a result i think inflation is clues that right. let's take a closer look at some markets because now world price is slightly low on monday with the young rest in the middle east and africa still remaining major concern. is trading at about one hundred dollars per barrel while the brand land is close to one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel. and