ladies and gentlemen, please welcome lucy liu. ♪ ♪ my lovely, lovely lucy baby my lovely, lovely lucyp for the roots. there we go. [ cheers and applause ] you can't beat those guys. >> i love them. >> jimmy: they're the greatest. i love all of them. yeah. you -- where have you been? what have you been up to? i haven't seen you in like a year. >> oh, my god. i've been -- i know, i've been traveling a lot. i was just in china. i was shooting "the man with iron fists." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. what is -- can you explain this again? >> okay. riza wrote a script. >> jimmy: rza from woo tang >> rza from woo tang clan. >> jimmy: he wrote a script? >> he wrote a script. and not only did he write. he directed it. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. and russell crow is in it, and we -- it's a -- it's like -- it's a period piece in the 1800s. so, we're up, like, in these crazy outfits. yeah, rza. never underestimate. >> jimmy: in the 1800s? >> yeah, full-on, like, warrior costumes. really cool. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it turned out great, huh? >> he did a great job. >> jimmy: it's like an action

. >> lucy is a friendly girl. >> hi bobo. >> reporter: and then to make their tales unforgettable, the story pirates take the students' words and a few weeks later, perform them as a show. from new york to l.a., the story pirates visit more than 150 schools each year, helping students see that their words and ideas matter. >> that's right, pete, they do matter, and it's fun.

lucy kraft reports. >> reporter: this is the face of retirement, japanese style. under a pioneering government program, nearly one million able-bodied he woulde-- elderly citizens are urged to keep punching

i will probably thank lucy more than adam.ughter] like, if i had a choice of how to thank them and a way of thanking them, adam, i would be like -- and -- that's all right. i like him. he is good. he is my bud. but who you! i've never seen that girl before. lucy punch. wow! [laughter] kind of blew my hair back a little bit, that did. it was kind of like, well, gosh darn it, i thought. i actually thought something else but it is cuss-free week on the show. and i'm really loving it. [laughter] well, shut the front door! [laughter] well, shut the front door! good night, everyone.,,,,,,,,,,, mud? yeah, dirt? do you think the two of us will ever find the one? well, we've been left behind by so many mops and brooms... aw, man! ...but we have got... see ya! ...each other. ♪ what about love?! [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. the 2 in 1 swiffer sweeper uses electrostatic dry cloths to trap and lock more dirt than a broom and uses dirt dissolving wet cloths to clean better than a mop. you're quite the pickup artist! [ male anno

searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people that don't care that he hated and despised? he actually might like the [inaudible] hated me english and spanish he could not understand how someone could say he was mexican having been born in the usa. he doesn't like going to mexican places. he does not like to discuss beer and shots of tequilla. he never listened to sp

lucy craft, cbs news, fiewk sheem ajapan. >> mitchell: pope benedict made an extra terrestrial phone call today, the first by a pope to outer space. speaking from the vatican to the 12 on aboard the international space station he wished a speedy recovery to gabrielle giffords the wife of shuttle commander mark kelly. and the all-clear was given to "endeavour" to return to earth a week from monday saying the gouge to the heat shield was not a concern. it was damaged by debris during launch. still ahead tonight, how one school system is trying to stop bullying before it starts. >> mitchell: the field of teclaired 2012 republican presidential candidates grew by one today. herman cain threw his hat in the ring. he told the crowd, "i'm running for president of the united states and i'm not running for second." five massachusetts teenagers pleaded guilty earlier this month to reduced charges in the bullying that led to the sued of 15-year-old phoebe prince last year. schools across the country are stepping up their anti-bullying programs and that's tonight's "weekend journal." a visit to a

searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this

lucy john's, mph, who is an independent consultant in health care planning and policy -- lucie johns. good morning and thank you for being here. >> is this working? i am an independent consultant doing business as health-care planning and policy, for over 30 years based in san francisco. i have a master's in public health from uc berkeley. i wrote a book called "financial feasibility review and economic impact analysis for health planning" which was distributed throughout the united states to help health-care planning agencies. i am pleased to start this conversation and to share your attention with many distinguished speakers. san francisco, like the state of california, faces heart stopping budget decisions this year. this hearing is intended to address the subject on everybody's mind, but for which we have no official platform, namely, the cost of health care and what to do about it. i'm not saying you can in fact do anything about it. others will speak to that, and i look forward to their views. but at least you can be aware that proposals for big new projects have caused conseque

lucy kraft reports. >> reporter: this is the face of retirement, japanese style. under a pioneering government program, nearly one million able-bodied he woulde-- elderly citizens are urged to keep punching the clock as long as they can. so brigades of seniors spruce up public parks, sweep down sand boxes, and pack origami paper. the pay is minimum wage but it helps workers on figured incomes. and for many like this 73-year-old ex-steelworker, the real reward is an escape from loneliness, isolation and fear, especially in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami. >> this allows me to be with my peers, to have someone to talk to. >> reporter: surveys show a majority of japanese men and many women desire at least part-time work well into their golden years. >> it's heally to keep working. your body would go to seed if you had nothing to do every day. >> reporter: now 30 years old, the silver human resource centers have become a fixture in more than 1,000 communities across japan. offering job training and matching seniors with employers. experts say there's a strong c

and so will now play surprised thomas should be luci who continued his excellent run in madrid with a win over another top seed top down say the president in disposing of bird exceeded seventh at the masters in st sat seven six six three. on the latest side of the door rush as an associate over a chunk of ways out of the quarter final stage go in down to your gorgeous informed german continues to dominate lay off the end of an eighteen world best. it was not the previous round but a chunk of our ranked twenty first was a much easier affair choragus to get in straight sets six four six two to progress into the semifinals. not really one matches here and it's always tough she's a top twenty player and a really good player and she still has a great future so i thought before they come on. and keep your energy together and i know it's going to be tough i made my game and played my game a little again today. next up a gergen says the russian victoria. into the last corner with a window but checked lucie safarova six three three six and six two the second ladies semifinal imagery will see p

. >> .you read a poem by luci shaw called "december". >> mm-hm. >> .and then you signed off with your -- with your standard end. >> mm-hm. >> .which i thought was you know the classic five minutes; just perfect and it set my day off right. you've been doing this for a long time. >> have been. >> yeah. >> i like that poem by luci shaw because in the last lines she had a.a.a snow shovel, the sound of a snow shovel across concrete. >> mm-hm. >> .and.and tossing its light load onto a.onto a drift. i just felt there were a lot of people around the country who needed that poem, people in austin, texas. >> [chuckles] >> .and people in georgia and florida, hawaii. it's a beautiful sound, that scrape. >> we don't hear that sound very much though. >> .that scrape of the shovel. >> yeah, yeah. occasionally but not often. >> so it meant a lot to me and.and the fact that tom wolfe had gotten his doctorate in literature and then he went into the newspaper business! >> what was he thinking? >> what a.what a great career move that he. [laughter] >> yeah [chuckles]. >> .he made there. i mean what woul

lucy craft visited one city where reminders of the disaster are everywhere you look. >> reporter: the tsunami transformed japan's fishing mecca into the world's biggest ship graveyard. thousands of boats from ocean vessels to light skiffs washed ashore where they remain stranded. marooned and useless, the vessels tower dangerously where stores and homes once stood. >> ( translated ): one of my employees watched a ship move right down our street and there it has stayed after the water's receded. >> reporter: the beached ships are just another obstacle for this decimated town where the fishing industry supports eight out of ten workers. the town mayor is frustrated. >> ( translated ): ships are standing in the way of fixing our roads and disposing of debris. also, these ships are extremely important to us economically. we need to get as many ships as possible back in the water. >> reporter: the giant waves that washed ships inland have left the area literally drowning in all kinds of debris. there just isn't enough room to dump it all. tens of millions of tons of debris, pieces of wood,

>>reporter: these are much happier teams for jose and lucy vega.e last saw them back in november when they were packing up their belongings preparing to lose their home to foreclosure. the struggle nearly tore the couple apart. but they managed to hold it together. >> in the midst of the whole l tragedy l there is something really special for us. and it is pl the love that we have for each other pishltion then after our story aired jose said their lender did something it has yet to explain. chase bank postponed the foreclosure not once but three times. >> they changed the date from november to december then january and then they change it to march the tenth. >>reporter: up to that point the family had repeatedly asked for an affordable loan modification but were deny. jose continued to fight he not only fought for his home but his neighbors homes too. he spoke at public haevrmingts he spoke at rally. he even spoke at a chase shareholder meeting and got ceo diamond to promise to meet with him. it was a promise diamond would never keep. jose 10-year-

producer lucy capped off in just an hour. let's not forget that we sat in a parked car. and . well. we never got the shows they're going to keep you safe get ready because you freed up. a charter here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. new website it's twenty four seven live streaming news tells us what to do about it ongoing financial hardship unlimited free high quality videos for download. consumers never mainstream news. so. the political. on our team dunk touched. a guy's welcome to show ansel on the ellen show we've heard our guests not to say on the topics now i want to hear audience is going to you tube the video response part of twitter first part of the question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday when the show is gone response is certainly played more bullets. we in the party. led. the one. we have in the case to the safe getting ready for the good. guys welcome michel ancel on the a lot of shows put part of our guests up to say on the topic now i want to hear from the audience says go on to you tube to video respo

anything it's tuesday may third i'm lucy coughing up and you're watching our team. now bin laden is dead the bogeyman who drove us foreign and domestic policy over the last decade is now gone what exactly does that mean for the increasingly unpopular war in afghanistan or the seemingly endless perpetual war on terror for better or for worse war has defined america in the decade since the nine eleven attacks it has cost well over one trillion dollars not to mention thousands more u.s. lives lost so yes bin laden is that but what if anything will change for america but join me now to discuss this from new york city of the esteemed katrina vanden heuvel editor and publisher of the nation magazine katrina it's such an honor to have you back on the program thank you so much for joining us i ask you what's changed in the modern is that our enemy is dead do you think this means anything will change in terms of u.s. foreign policy well let us hope it will i mean i think this is a moment or so reflection on where this country has been in these last ten years enormous costs y

we're going to dive in about topic with catherine manuell ward of retired asean and arjun producer lucy kept not just not. let's not forget that we met in the park bright. and. beautiful and well. we never got the look says the keep him safe get ready for freedom. charter here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture a. new website with twenty four seven live streaming news tells us what to do about the ongoing financial hardship unlimited high quality videos for download. and still never mainstream. so. the political and. personal. until such to say. hey guys welcome to show and tell on the of ownership we've heard our guests talk to say on the topic now i want to hear our audience just go on to you tube his video responses are the twitter first part of the questions that we've posted on you tube every monday and on thursday when the show long response is going to be played because. we are part of the lead. and. we haven't got the chance to be safe to read it because the freedom. hey guys welcome to shower himself on the on a shelf we've heard are just

save the best for last night have a cocktail and join us for happy hour if i can fly a listener and lucy craft an awful join me to discuss. on the hottest headlines today when we return. we. will have the. safe get ready for freedom. hi guys welcome to shelly's hell on the on the shelf part of our just stop to sound the topics now i want to hear the audio just go on to this video response part of twitter first part of the question is a link hostile you feel that every monday and on thursday the show long response is a lot. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't . charge is a big. car right it's a wednesday and we're doing another round of happy hour today so joining me perhaps it's night our correspondent lauren lyster and our two producer lucy gavin out an all girls happy hour kind of like as you know we always have to throw a guy and has to be fair but any of them any of them exactly let's talk about something obama they did they an

ladin so we'll cover those stories and more with alex sites offering progress and archie producer lucy kept up so i mean interesting not. let's not forget that we are in the park right now. i think. one well. we haven't got the movie or something safe get ready because of the freedom. which i'm arriving here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. new web site with twenty four seven live streaming news tells us what to do about the ongoing financial heart unlimited high quality videos for download. stories you may never find. so. it was. posted on our teams are. you guys welcome a shell or tell the obama show we've heard our guests have to say on the topic now i want to hear our audience just go on to you tube to video response or to twitter for part of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday to show your responses we let your voice be heard. it's time for show and tell on tonight's program now recently we've been bringing you all of the updates surrounding i.m.f. dominique strauss kahn sex scandal but we also shed light mo

save the best for last night have a cocktail and join us for happy hour arjun's lauren lister and lucy calf an awful join me to discuss the hottest headlines today when we return. we. will be. safe getting ready for you know. hey guys welcome michel ancel the alone a show we've heard our guests talk to say on the topic now i want to hear. dislodging you seem to video response are to twitter for part of the question the police host on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and here's some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't. charge. all right it's a wednesday and we're doing another round of happy hour today so joining me for happy hour tonight are some correspondent lauren lyster and our to producer lucy catherine up here at all girls happy hour kind of like this you know we always have to throw a guy in just to be fair but many of them many of them exactly let's talk about something obama they did they announce toda

crew or founder of realist idealist labs and our chief producer lucy catherine often just in that. let's not forget that we are in the fourth quarter. i think. one well. we haven't got the. get ready because of the. rachel martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. new website with twenty four seven live streaming news times what to do about the ongoing financial hardship unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you may never find mainstream news. of the. week the political. posts aren't done so much to say. hey guys welcome to shelley tell me alone a show we part of our guests have to say on the topic now i want to hear our audience just go on to you tube video response or to twitter for part of a question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday on the show your responses and we like your book we are. all right it's monday and it's time for happy hour joining me this evening is jake for founder of real it's idealist labs and r.t. producer lucy kept enough cheers guys it's monday and we're still here in t

producer lucy. cheers guys it's monday and we're still here the world the now and i guess i'm happy about. our credit card bills and i know i know. let's start with a story i mean we all went to prom obviously there was all kinds of measures that the administration in your school have to take to make sure the kids don't bring bottles of booze and they try to search for limos but i think that's going a little overboard now in santa fe new mexico a federal judge actually ruled that the t.s.a. had to be at the prom and actually residents are now angry because the t.s.a. isn't going to be there they're just have to deal with local police take a look at a clip. things were different this time around they didn't touch me personally they just i mean. my wallet. hardly any so what students from santa fe high school tell us they encountered a problem tonight in the wake of two sisters from another santa fe district high school saying they were recent it's a federal judge ruled yesterday to use a certified pe

i'm lucy captain of you're watching our team. now in a just world those who break the law by lying cheating and stealing are usually tried and prosecuted for their crimes unless of course we're talking about well heeled executives of say i don't know goldman sachs you know in his latest piece for rolling stone magazine back to the revisits the wall street firm that he once called the vampire squid and he got a case for why goldman exactions be plucked from the boardroom and sewn into court earlier i spoke of not about goldman's role in the financial crisis and here's part of that conversation. this report really lays bare a number of instances where it's pretty clear that the jacket is from from goldman lied on national television to senate investigators i'll give you an example the c.f.o. of the company david many are one point he was the guy who coined the phrase the big shorts in other words they had a big short position in two thousand and seven when asked about that he told congress it was not a large short c.e.o. lloyd blan

i'm lucy coughing up and you're watching our. now as the country returns home from war from the three day weekend we wanted to take a little moment to remember what memorial day is supposed to be all about as a time to honor the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice that of their laws and america's many conflicts from the civil war to vietnam korea iraq afghanistan the list of conflicts goes on but the lives of those who perished are not now all the dead were honored at countless ceremonies across the country this weekend those who survived the ones who came home from the battlefield are now battling to make ends meet just to survive and among them are america's female veterans artie's honesty a church in their brings us the story of their struggle. first there are heroes the millions of us soldiers that have marched off to war under government whim then on their return abandoned souls they come home and see the truth about what they've been asked of you and i think this current glorification of the troops can't hide the

lucy catherine of you watching our team. now immigration and bin laden's death may be dominating news headlines but with less than one week left until the u.s. runs up against those fourteen point three trillion dollar debt limit we decided to begin our newscast this evening with a look at america's financial health the u.s. economic performance does seem to be in freefall as public debt and deficits continue to soar the middle class is more at risk than ever meanwhile the list exclusions from washington are frankly nowhere to be seen now it's difficult to overstate just how serious the u.s. debt issue is but sometimes it does take a little bit of a fresh perspective to really get the depth of the problem and yesterday my colleague lauren lyster spoke with legendary investor and commodities trader trader jim rogers and here's how he framed this issue. america's going to have to face the problem that we are the largest debtor nation in the world is getting higher and higher and the rest of the world a story and say wait a min

welcome back it's tuesday may tenth i'm lucy catherine of good reporting here from washington d.c. and of course you're watching our t.v. now the obama administration has paid a lot of lip service to the importance of democracy especially when it comes to some of the uprisings that we've seen in the middle east but as our. reports the united states is willing to support self-determination abroad as long as a doesn't get away with strategic goals it will. she is the country clothed in stars and stripes success arrived with a nobel peace prize winning president and hearing that big d around the world let us be clear the united states of america stands with the people of tunisia and supports the democratic aspirations of all people from tunisia. to egypt. to libya. washington has said the will of people must determine the fate of their country. but in iraq where america claims to be transplanting democracy a renewed sense of nationalism has united thousand against the us we're not supporting the democratic aspirations of people in iraq we haven't been for it for eight years now and in

lucy is with him when he dies, the old girlfriend. they pointed u.s.egate -- i'm sorry, appointed u.s. delegate to the united nations by president truman. she is as terminal in the creation of this document from one of the most important of the 20th-century. universal declaration of human rights. we would not have that document if it would not have been for elena's genius. the other political players of the united nations. so, let me conclude by saying that i personally think it makes the case that eleanor's ability to turn the relative passive role of first lady into a vibrant one of activism stems, in part, from the close relationship she has with the people who are outside of the normal aristocratic circles of an upper-class woman. these people, there are others as well. the female newspaper reporters that she knew, women like ruby black. of course louis howe, who unfortunately died in 1936, they all help per transform a position she did not really want, a job of first lady, and make it into a position of importance in the american presidency. and i

. >> reporter: and "i love lucy" doll, a wedding dress with christmas lights. a dog bed studded by 95,000 swarovski crystals. the owner said he paid $20,000. and you bought it? >> we took a pass. we couldn't get to a correct price. >> i don't know of anybody looking to buy a $10,000 dog bed, even at half price. >> wow, they're not real diamonds. >> i know, that it's kind of shocking, especially when you come in and you have a $10,000 price in your head. i can offer you $75. >> 75? >> reporter: and capitalizing on people's fascination, especially in leaner times, on how much you can get or what you might have 0 sell. tom guerin dropped by to see what he can get for this random assortment of "playboy" paraphernalia, an old pipe, a couple of casino chips, a pair of cuff links. >> those mugs don't sell for that much, unfortunately. somebody didn't get 10 bucks for a set of four. >> reporter: he told us, he doesn't need the moneys are he's just cleaning out the lifetime accumulation of stuff. after bickering, when he gets a couple hundred dollars for his collection,

lucy, good morning. >> good morning.now, may was supposed to be the month when the government finished building roughly half of the temporary homes needed for disaster victims. there's still about 100,000 people living in evacuation centers who need these prefab homes. today the government conceded that it won't be building those approximately 30,000 homes on time, and one of the biggest barriers is that most of the tsunami's aftermath has yet to be cleared. months after the catastrophe, and workers have scarcery made a dent in the debris mountains that once were homes, shops, cars and belongings. fishing towns laid waste, like this one, are literally choking in their own debris. >> translator: i was stunned when i saw the debris. how does this happen so fast? what will we do now? all of use are in shock. >> reporter: the volume of garbage is so bad, it's equivalent to 23 years worth of household and commercial waste. the mayor of the town of kisenuma says rebuilding right now is all but at a standstill. >> translator: t

lucy, bitten thursday is on the road to recovery. >> this is the first time in the eight years i have owned this hospital we have seen any bites, let alone multiple bites. this may be leading us down the road we will have a big rattlesnake season. >> reporter: calfire says it is drafting a public warning about rattlesnakes. choline says she knew rattle snacks lived at the park where she walks her dogs. >> they close that park down because of rattler sitings. >> reporter: kim says her dog was bitten in her backyard. >> on the nose right here and here. you could see the fang bites. >> reporter: and hopes others can learn from her experience. >> be vigilant and it's not just for dogs. i mean, there are snakes in these hills. >> reporter: these owners are considering vaccinating their dogs. a shot costs about $25 a year, as opposed to the serum which is $500. this is an expired bottle. it has a short shelf life which is we it's hard to get and keep. patty l, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> google to become the world's most valinable brand. -- valuable brand. apple's value climbed 84% last year.

she was a caring mother. >> we all loved lucy. that's the thing.utely. >> first major character like that to be pregnant. it was like oprah being pregnant today. she was that big. >> what a comparison. >> exactly. having that baby the same day that she had the baby in real life and on television. so it was huge. >> she was really the first. >> she was the first. >> but lucy -- >> they couldn't even say pregnant back then. how did it even happen? it was like a miracle child. >> my favorite is a character named julia baker from the old show from the late '60s, julia." let's take a look. >> mom, something awful happened. >> what? >> that! >> what's that? >> off. can we get a new color one? >> i'm afraid we can't afford that now, cory. >> can we get this one fixed? >> we can do that. >> of course that's the great diane carroll. what i loved about this, the late '60s, you didn't see african-americans on television, especially in this positive light. they lived in a multiracial community. julia was a widowed nurse. she had a professional job, raising her

. >> lucy is a friendly girl. >> hi bobo. >> reporter: and then to make their tales unforgettable, the story pirates take the students' words and a few weeks later, perform them as a show. from new york to l.a., the story pirates visit more than 150 schools each year, helping students see that their words and ideas matter. >> that's right, pete, they do matter, and it's fun. >> you're right, rolo, it is fun. the teachers say it's working. >> they're so engaged and that's so important in school, in learning to be engaged and interacting with what you're doing. >> putting writing into something you can share with people and they can read it and they can see how you write. >> reporter: the story pirates view the students not as kids but as collaborators. >> it's life changing. it's validating that their ideas are good, people care about them. they'll remember it forever, even if they don't become an writer. >> reporter: including the six young authors whose stories the pirates performed during their visit. among them, jay ling. >> i was so happy because everybody will hear my story. >> re

>> this is actually a question better posed to lucy, who said this actually grew up of something in new york of governor cuomo. it was again one of those unintended consequences where you pass a law because, as you recall, 10 years ago, people were complaining that the insurance companies were saying, "you cannot have that mammogram. you cannot have that procedure." there was kind of a backlash saying, "insurance companies, you cannot say what, as a physician, i think is necessary. it was an unintended consequence that came out in legalese in the contract that is now there. i will say to the public back the blue shield contracts with sutter and different hospital groups are not public information, but our contracts are completely public information. they are huge. we prefer not to have to put a problem for you, but if people want to examine them, look at our data, it is all on our website. we are a completely transparent organization and would welcome academics and researchers examining and making recommendations for us. supervisor campos: thank you very much. i do not want to lose our

really for the world number one you need a gang of eight she's also going home losing to another chair lucie safarova but there's always one big name you can rely on when it comes to clay rafael nadal started to defend his. title with a comfortable six one six three win over marcus garters his thirty fifth consecutive win on clay down next place by martin del potro he swept aside not in chile which djokovic she's pretty dependable at the moment he racked up his thirty three in a row with a second round victory over kevin anderson the serve taking the first set six three and the. second sixth or djokovic has won all five of the tonys he's played in safe this season and could meet in the madrid final meanwhile britain's our mary has also made it into round three leading three sets against you someone to claim victory after taking the first six four then lost the second six three but breeze through the last two love finally winning after some more sent the ball why it. was a defeat the austrian you can melt he lost against the disparity can you give me a braver in straight sets not happy with t

today and next up as well russia else i didn't go cruised into the last ball with a win over czech lucie safarova six three three six six two as i will become the first belorussian to reach number four spot in the rankings vance's into the final . and be a player. now where the lakers are on the verge of elimination after losing game three to the mavericks their skier with thirty two points for the mabs who are three zero zero in the series now again four is also in on sunday and meantime she goggled bulls two three two one lead in this series against atlanta hawks the bulls winning game three ninety nine eighty two on the road. and over in europe and south america a lecture in the euro league final in barcelona on sunday they were the first to make it through by beating months of the sienna kilometers to korea high seventeen points that lead to the win one but east added sixteen point seven rebounds in the seventy seven sixty nine victory. and the other semifinal was not that sounds mcabee were in fact comfortable winners of oriel madrid guard chopper eight sun with a game high nineteen

sixteen desperate will stay at the top of the rankings only if neither john edwards kind of triumphs and lucy or however both advance into the quarterfinals and then into the last four down was defeated. and masters champion charl schwartzel only reached through her final this climber overcame soaring. and local favorite cuteness. and that's all the sport for now.

which was a great art deco factory in the 1930s-- from designs by mabel lucie attwell.o they're really quite collectible. where do you get them from? they were given to my daughter by an aunt. well, she was jolly lucky. aren't they lovely? - no. not particularly. - oh. - you don't like them? - no. well, i could-- i'll give you the good news. even if you don't like them, they're still worth about £600. all right, that's okay. i'll live with them, then.

german is below russian record as i am going to cruised into the last four with a winner but czech lucie safarova six three three six hundred sixty two if she beats a gorgeous as i don't will become the first bill russian to reach number four spot in the rankings. the n.b.a. playoffs now where the lakers are on the verge of elimination after losing game three to the mavericks are the pits thirty two boys three zero in the series remember no team in n.b.a. history has ever lost after taking such a lead in four is also envelops on sunday in the meantime she can go to the two one lead in this series with the bulls winning game for a ninety nine eighty two on the road. and over in europe an authentic us will play macabre lecturing the euro league final in barcelona on sunday the greeks were the first to make it there by beating monta passkey sienna colossus with a career high seventeen points to lead to the win but east added sixteen points seven rebounds in the seventy seven to sixty nine tree. the other semifinals not that we were in fact come to call for the winners of a real madrid gold

lucy there was a massive rumor and speculation this morning but now some confirmation. there is in fact and the president just finished speaking shortly ago u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact that the united states has can finally confirm that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. special forces we're hearing that it was not a drone attack this was actually a firefight on the ground by u.s. special forces right outside of islam of god there was a firefight that was exchanged by some of the loddon has reportedly had reportedly been shot and killed in the head and his body is apparently now in the u.s. in u.s. custody so the president addressed the nation right now to just just earlier go to announce this major developments and and just on a side note in fact you know as i was coming down to the studio to speak about this we've seen cars driving by there were people honking in the street american flags waving so the news quite quickly at least here in washington d.c. where people are a little bit more tuned into the sort of thing than t

thus the georgian opposition and international observers call on to lucy to investigate the brutal independent state crackdown on protesters which left two people dead. you know with r.t. and our weekly nice review welcome to the program but first this hour the knees the republic's president has died so i think perhaps passed away early on sunday morning in moscow let's cross to tom barton for more on this tom what can you tell us about the circumstances of his death. well kerry as far as we know. it got in a week ago for a long surgery in a moscow hospital and he's going to have passed away today very little else is known apart from those facts. she's deaf it's no no the here. she was president for a long time and he was now suffering from health and that he has now passed away that. cars with a question as to who will lead the country next when indeed what does this now mean . cause you looked up to. he left the country through some very difficult times in the one nine hundred ninety s. the country first declared unilateral independence but it was then part of georgia and as far as tbilisi's

next up as the rushes that go to outside india who cruised into the last hole with a win over czech lucie safarova six three six six to go will become the first the russian to reach the number four spot in the rankings dances into the final. the n.b.a. playoffs now where the lakers are on the verge of elimination after losing game three to the mavericks dirk nowitzki with thirty two points for the mouse who are three zero up in the series now again four is also in dallas on sunday in the meantime she got to go to the two one lead in this series without long term goals winning game three ninety nine eighty two on the road. and over in europe and often i guess we'll play macabre lecturing the euro league final in barcelona on sunday to the greeks were the first to make it through by beating norms across the sienna alatas scored a career high seventeen points to lead on a two billion while migrate to east added sixteen point seven rebounds in the seventy seven to sixty nine picture in. the other semifinals not that danse macabre you were in fact comfortable when as a. guard shot eight soon w

out our you tube page and see if you've got home r t america you can also follow me on twitter at lucie county now we'll see you back here some. of the. next guys are welcome other guys report lars von trier on the danish filmmaker he's in the news recently the cannes film festival making some highly controversial remarks regarding nazis germans. but check this out let's look at some of these other stories that are circulating and tell me whether or not this seems a bit odd to tell us i think you're referring to my first headline here we can agree says prostitutes attended reward party i'm not that's not the shocking thing ok this is we can agree the big three insurance company they had a little division called ergo and they held a reward party to reward the insurance high performing agents and there were one hundred executives that attended and twenty prostitutes but get this women wore color coded bands with red it for hostesses yellow for those available for sexual favors and white for women reserved for executives and top agents after each trip to beds set up near the thermal baths

lucy took matters into her own hands and surprised chris, her prom king.james tate from shelton high school in connecticut cut out some cardboard letters the other night and taped them to the side of his school, he thought he was in great company. sonali rodrigues, would you go to the prom with me? she said yes. but this week, his school said no. charging he had trespassed after hours. his punishment? no prom. >> i was telling her for the longest time i was going to go with her, but i was waiting for a special time to, a special way to ask her. and i did that and this is what happened. >> reporter: in high school, of course, word travels at the speed of text and four days later, there were 10,000 twitter defenders, 175,000 hits on facebook. a local state representative drafting an appeal and a surprise ally. jimmy kimmel. >> i guess they're worried the cardboard would flutter down to the ground and injure some lady bugs or something? i don't know. >> exactly. >> reporter: so, while they may be bending the rules in the name of romance, the faces of the swee

st paul's to use their borg this while on the man's side then jean-marie goes down to talk much the luci. russia's new hello shine struggles to find a cold in the once possible style having beaten world champion sebastian to tell. about his solid on the ice with the world championships in slovakia where russia has started the second group stage in style which is all great to be down about four three in britain slot so he's not able to have a trick in this one helping lost as runs up to a difficult victory to gainey are in grab a vital goal for the russians who will take on the running champions the czech republic next that game will take place on sunday and the good news is that an example of each game is expected to join the national school by the time all things washington capitals exits of the county child play also. know how he thinks is in the only game in group alfonso's dean no we have said the odds by beating switzerland three two. and the relegation round also took place on thursday evening valorous comprehensively both france have been through to make sure they will automatical