meantime if you've got a fancy getting behind an easel and trying to be the next picasso join martin andrews as he paints the town red. hello i welcome to the show on this week's moscow are they simply take a look at the subjects of drawings or long held this was a couple things and various schools galleries and shops the subject plays a large part in the cultural world of moscow as a wonderful form of expression whether amateur or professional in whatever guys is adored by millions here. located next to the central house of the us is opposite. the store is cool. pallets in english. is a wide range of high quality supplies from paints and materials to prints making equipment . herself members are experienced artists is an author any custom is helpful advice . not on the artists and not students or is it our show as well a kid next to a large exhibition hall many costumers after visiting his displays come here inspired by the paintings they've seen they want to try to create a painting of their room and they'd prized them on what tools and materials to use and you know. there's also a framing

martin andrews takes being a carnivore to a cultural level in the russian capital in moscow out. t.-bone phillips topside crazed minced there are many cuts and ways we can put meat or god is such meat produce russian or international restaurant a shocking scene has flourished in the past few decades meat has been popular in russia for centuries but now it's a whole different game. that meets festivals to the exhibitions and conferences such as well as meet moscow and are part of the on your calendar. meetings well first location now i'm welcome to site noise central market the store here you know it's the farmers bazaar approach i guess you know mix supermarkets and restaurant concepts the softer trains answer any questions about how super pac cooked any produce from the stores towns has recipes or information about the best buy celluloid. steaks. which i'm very pleased with the show and it's just across the road and have come here since it opened the shop assistants are very helpful and the products are always fresh and raise i think there is much more dishes of need for europe and

let's look at our top stories at this hour next to join martin andrews for the latest edition of moscow. t.-bone fillets topside raised minced there are many cuts and ways we can prepare. or god use such meat produce russian or international restaurant shocking scene has flourished in the past two decades of course meat has been popular in russia for centuries but now it's a whole different game. festivals to the exhibitions and conferences such as world moscow and other parts of the on your calendar. first location now a welcome to spread noise central market the store here unites the farmers' bazaar approach supermarkets and restaurant concepts the software trains on so many questions about how to protect cook. from the store's callouses recipes or information about the best nearby celluloid. sakes. i'm very pleased with this show and it's just across the road and have come here since it's open shop assistants are very helpful and the products are always fresh and raise i think there's much weight issues of need to know for a unit in america and the better the things the venue's like

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next forty we're off to explore the best vegetarian trees in the russian capital that's what martin andrews in moscow. russian cuisine is. famous for its dumplings pizza pies beef stroganoff and hot brock's but have you ever wondered about a meekness moscow about five to ten percent of muscovites are in fact vegetarians. preference religious or ethical reasons causing a stir in the russian capital. has. become a modern requirement in a competitive. free. on the menu. is one such i'm a chef daniel philip pause is well aware of his rise in vegetarian and vegan markets so i. basically just marinated folks with some solid leaves very different. in different ways and obviously not but i know eggs and meat. no animal products of any sort. salads toothy dishes. and that you name is kitchens around the council having to reinvent themselves on a regular basis. so how is the old difficult is it to have a meat free diet. i'm here to meet this week's guess who i hope all my questions. lovely to meet you nice to meet you so you're the president of the international women's club here in moscow that's rig

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but coming up shortly for you in moscow outpost martin andrews submerges himself in the exotic and somewhat costly world of beauty treatments in the russian capital. going to my feet. to look around those who have bought out by streets and station it's a kind of ticklish. it's ok not to be proud. and so we will put their entire bodies in this part. dead skin just got here. you can watch the full version of moscow out in just a few moments after an update of our top stories after this. culture is that so much as in which of course you might want to come and so here is the republican party on a long death march to november is very likely former massachusetts governor mitt romney will eventually capture the. nearly a billion people in the world are going hungry every day. in the united states even our trash cans are focused. you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked didn't even get all over the other ones just thrown all the way up and she's from the german oh you clearly like supper by. the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on th

also but if you want something even more rare you need a look any further than the next hour martin andrews explores just how far russians are willing to go to feed their exotic appetites. and driving an hour and a half outside the center of moscow we've arrived here at this ostrich farm or strauss as they're called in russia and good job these guys have got thick feathers with all this snow this farm here homes the region's largest population of the world's largest birds all together the farm has around two hundred species of african ostriches and emus. doesn't either. time now for a business up there with dimitri well it seems the world's biggest aluminum company has a lack of new chairman dimitri who is the likely candidate his name is a very trying he's coming in to replace a victim of still bad one of russia's richest men as chairman of the world's largest producer well buried sean has been independent director at the company since two thousand and ten he's also chairman of the hong kong mercantile exchange big of a suburb left the position of the world's biggest seller many and produc

if you want something even more rare you need look further moscow contrive link this for next martin andrews explore just how far russians are willing to go to feed their exotic. and driving an area half outside the center of moscow we've arrived here at his ostrich farm all strauss as they call him rest in and out of these guys are gothic feathers with all this snow this farm here homes that weakens largest population of the world's largest birds all together the farm has around two hundred species of african ostriches emus. person only. what about for the present a shining jewel of business there steve though it's what eleven twenty three at night of catch up with dimitri again hello dimitri now they say don't they usually new is better than old apple started selling its new tablet but is it meeting all expectations now as the market reacting to it what you got where you know right now we're seeing just a slight decline in apple shares but since the beginning of the year it's a remarkable forty five percent increase which you can probably see on that graphic right behind it's a straight up

but coming up next hour for you moscow with host martin andrews submerging himself in the exotic and somewhat costly world of beauty treatments in the russian capital. we're going to my feet. are on those ha ha wow that's a strange sensation it's kind of ticklish. but it's it's ok because you both. and somebody will put their entire bodies in this. dead skin that's the great leader. comments must go out next hour of this hour coming up for us cross talk after a short break and have. there's you know soon as you know and and i know. this is not cold those are not patriotic people like the american flag but this song tells it otherwise. their words through song it says we will stand forever as a nation under the flag. meaning the red white and blue stripes. is a salute to the trying to be clipped on the outside. but their heart is the scream of anger. and heart. of all kinds of struggles and they allow the choose. to allow these things to stay there the choose alcohol or the choose drugs . this is that people buy at our local store here and they. they open it and they fill it with wate

but coming up next hour for you it's moscow with host martin andrews submerging yourself in the exotic and somewhat costly world of beauty treatments. we're going to my feet and look for all those. while that strays are very sure it's kind of ticklish. so it's ok to go through but. i'm somebody who put their entire bodies in this. dead skin just about here. so what we're going to take a short break here on our team and i'll be back with our tops. artists. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow is encroaching upon our homes and. leave early twenty first century military bases a network of military bases all around the world forms the evil empire that the united states is trying to build that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than two hundred fifty thousand us troops stationed on these bases all around them. we don't have foreign bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have

circus is in a close have been canned it was some of the four legged celebrities to not talk about martin andrews here. one of the stars of the show a very large animal but i will admit quite wary about meeting of the last african. times this is no creature i would like to get in the way of. being years old i just. i feel quite safe standing here he doesn't like me. was the last thing he said adding to our studios in washington d.c. for the next ninety minutes as mentioned be alone a show to come go before that in just a few minutes the latest capital account to you watching our team from moscow i'm kevin zero in headlines coming up after this quick break. wealthy british style. writers. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our cheap.

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. >> trio of governors taking a look at martin o'malley, andrew cuomo of new york.o on the chicago mayor rahm emanuel, not impossible that he takes a look at this. and finally, we could be setting up generalal battle. hillary clinton said that she's not interested. joe biden is keeping his options open as well. >>> also, george cannon writes. i'm a question, i'm freak pyrgos, what part of you from? >> my family is from olypmpia, which makes me a spartan. >>> that's all for us today, "world news" with david muir has the latest tonight on those deadly or the may does. and tuesday night, we'll be here at election headquarters all night long bringing you the super tuesday results as they come in. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "good morning america." inclu. so we help clients identify and prioritize their life goals. taking that input and directly matching assets and risk preferences against them. the result? a fully customized plan. we call it goals driven investing. you have unique goals. how about a portfolio speci

martin. it's primary night in alabama and mississippi. correspondents andrews, nancy cordes and jan crawford on what could be a g.o.p. game changer. and byron pitts on how a poster child for america's obesity epidemic became a model for turning it around. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. if you're one of the millions of americans invested in the stock market maybe through your 401(k) plan, chances are your nest egg is worth more tonight than when you left for work this morning. stocks reached heights today that we haven't seen in years. have a look. the dow gained more than 217 points, closing at 13,177. that's the highest close since december of '07. the nasdaq posted its highest finish since december of 2000. an and the s&p 500, the highest since june of '08. look at look at how far the dow has come in just five months. it is it is up nearly 24%. j.p. morgan chase sparked the market advance today when it announced that it passed the federal reserves latest test that that examines whether a

martin. it's primary night in alabama and mississippi. correspondents andrews, nancy cordes and jan crawford on what could be a g.o.p. game changer. and byron pitts on how a poster child for america's obesity epidemic became a model for turning it around. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. if you're one of the millions of americans invested in the stock market maybe through your 401(k) plan, chances are your nest egg is worth more tonight than when you left for work this morning.

joined by georgia's father and journalist nick clooney, john pendergast, our former colleague, tom andrews, martin luther king the iii, the president of the naacp, nicole lee, president of transafrica forum, fay williams, chair of the national congress of black women, activist dick gregory, rabbis david sapperstein and steve gahough. and ian schwab with the american jewish world service. we had a simple message. let food and humanitarian aid reach the suffering people of blue nile. stop raping, killing, and bombing innocent women, children, and men. i commend the obama administration for pressuring khartoum to let food reach these desperate people. more must be done. i urge the president to engage china to also demand unfettered access for human aaron aid. madam speaker, the world must increase the pressure on president bashir or watch another crime against humanity take place in sudan. we must not be silent. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the lady from california, ms. speier, for five minutes. 7 -- ms. speier: thank you, madam speaker. i rise again today to hi

he was joined by congressman andrews, jim mcgovern, jim moran, also taken into custody. martin luther king iii and hundreds of protesters who have been down here. pretty write much all morning. they are demanding immediate action to top s-- stop sudan's use as a weapon. half a million people in sudan's newland mountains risk starvation because of the accusations against sthe sudanee president. he's blocking humanitarian aid and mood. here is what george clooney had to say just before his arrest. >> it takes the government to stop raping them and stop star offing them. that's all we ask. >> george clooney just produced a movie where he discusses these exact things. he was there in sudan and at one point in the movie his life was threatened by a bomb that they found there in sudan in the area where they were shooting that had not detonated yet but just proof of what the people in sudan are living with and living through right now. he's using his celebrity to bring attention to this cause. and today he was arrested on massachusetts avenue just outside of the sudan embassy. tracee

andrew suspensor has the story. >> reporter: president obama is calling for soul searching in the wake of the death of 17 year-old trayvon martin. >> i think parent in america should be able to understand why it is absolutely imperative that we investigate every aspect of this and that everybody pulls together, federal, state, and local to figure out exactly how this tragedy happened. >> reporter: he said the case resonated with him as a parent. >> if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. >> reporter: martin was shot by george zimmerman, a neighborhood watch leader. he has not been arrested. the shooting sparked outrage across the country. martin's parents say it was racially motivated. zimmerman's family says he's hispanic and not a racist. a number of areas staged walkouts in protest. rallies continue to be held in several states, calling for zimmerman's arrest. >> we must continue to be together, unified, are letting everyone know that justice is not only expected but is required. >> reporter: florida's governor has appointed a special prosecutor to investigate. sanford's city manager says he wants to be sure the public knows

who just returned from a trip to sudan joined congressman tom andrews, jim mcgovern and jim moran of virginia who was arrested. also martin luther king jr. iii was here along with hundreds of other protesters. they're demanding immediate action to stop sudan's use of food as a weapon is what they're saying. hundreds of activists are supporting this demonstration and they were here today. 500,000 people in sudan's nuba mountains and other regions risk starvation and they're accusing sudanese president omar albashir of blocking food and humanitarian aid and being responsible for this among other hate crimes. here's what george clooney had to say before his arrest. >> we're here really to ask two very simple questions. the first question is something immediate and immediately we need humanitarian aid to be allowed into the sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world -- immediately. the second thing we are here to ask is a very simple thing is for the government in khartoum to stop randomly killing its own innocent men, women, and children, stop raping them and stop starving them. that's all we ask. >>

andrew, great to have you on today, thank you. >> thank you. >>> our big story, one month ago today that florida teen trayvon martin was shot and killed just yards from his family's home. and today, 30 days after their son's death, his parents will be among the thousands expected to rally tonight in sanford. they will also attend this evening's city commission meeting which has been moved from its regular location to sanford's convention center. his parents will make a public plea for justice flanked by such notables as msnbc's own al sharpton, ray lewis and comedian sinbad. as calls for trayvon's shooter continue to boil over, his friends are defending him in public waves, taking to the airwaves in an attempt to clear his name. >> from what i know, the bottom line is, there was a life-and-death struggle in that instance. and someone was going to die. >> nbc news correspondent ron allen joins me live from sanford where the city manager is going to be holding a news conference within the hour. bring us up to speed about the march and about george zimmerman's side and how his friends are trying to get his story out there. >> reporter: well, the or

martin i don't know if you can see what joe is doing. >> were you tying one on, because andrew was?e. >> pajama bottoms. >> appearances can be deceiving. >> people are pretty happy, i want to talk about this coming year, this is an olympic year, it does make all numbers look better. my question is, you're agreeing with that i think. >> yes, i think that's right. so we did about 6% on the top line, like for like this year we're budgeting or 5% to 6%, depending on which measure you look at. this year we're looking at 4% but the patent of growth, joe, is similar so it's asia, latin america, africa, central europe driving the business, and digitally functional digital plus media investment planning and buying is strong so the patent is the same but at a slightly lower rate to reflect, you know, the issues in europe, and the other issue i think that worries success what happens in the u.s., joe, in 2013, after the election is the government, if it's a real -- i know you get upset if i try to predict what's going to happen in the election. >> andrew's talking to you. i'm the one that gets