a very strong lead and then trouble just barely edging out maverick as they go through the tunnel together. but as we keep talking about the one who makes it through first is how they judge the finish. 1, 2, 3, drako, trouble and maverick. we talk about getting in the top three to advance. now getting on top of the podium and they're off. >> it will be our champion and there you have it it's drako in yellow. this strategy works all the way through the finish. coming out of the gate and getting that sprint first and accelerating over the huddles and keeping that lead pushing it off the third hurdle to edge out maverick and trouble in second and third. some fast, fast jacks here today but the title goes to drako. >> and drako will be punching a ticket to the national championship finals with his victory today. we'll go down to our winners. >> darren, jack russell hurdle racing, whacky and wild and insane and intense events. but these jacks were so fast. talk about your running through and getting the championship. >> usually we run a race about over 300 feet. this is a very short track for u

awesome wal-mart is but just when you thought it couldn't get any better guess who showed up the maverick himself tom cruise oh yeah baby tom cruise one of those overpaid hollywood celebrities took to the wal-mart stage to speak about why he loves the company so much. so that you have going here is really like no other company i'm sure you all know this but it is

and only the best surfers are allowed to ride these giants. >> the mavericks event itself attracts 24 of the biggest names in big wave surfing by invite only, and people flew in from all over the world to hit those waves. >> surfers are given barely 48 hours' notice to jump on a plane and get to half moon bay in northern california for the competition. extreme sport videographer tyler short receives word of the contest two days before. >> got an e-mail about 2:00 in the afternoon saying it's go time, the 24 surfers have given it the green light and they're going to convene at half moon bay on that saturday. >> 140 miles north of half moon bay, dan quarrels and his fiancee, betsy forman, are planning a romantic valentine's weekend when they get word of mavericks. >> my fiance and i had decided to take turns with who was responsible for the plans of february 14th for valentine's day, and this was his year. >> betsy is a surfing fanatic. dan knows that taking betsy to mavericks will be a dream come true. >> she had never got to see an actual surf competition before, so this would have be

moondogy and maverick. and they're off. little bit of a stumble but out in the front we have moondogy in blue and takes the number one spot followed by maverick and trouble. you can see they all bunch up going over the hurdles and down there you saw three dogs go through the tunnel at once. the camera determines the order. >> tight race coming up. the fight heats of jack russell and then one of the most entertaining events on the series, it is diving dogs. but first, let's test your canine knowledge. true or false it's important to match your dog's nutrition to his activity level? well we'll have the answer right after this. n. -- competition. ♪

do you even musky and you know you're a maverick. you know i even got to march i think i'm kind of mainstream really and you know you march to a different drummer just for your drum range of the drummer in the band i mean you you you don't trust how can larry i've been lied to so often isn't it interesting when we lied to the government we go to jail when the government lies to us oh yeah we go to war seems we're getting the wrong end of the stick on both do you remember when you started to change. i mean you you went into service you were a navy seal. and you were a governor or maverick where you were and this i think that is i think it probably happened right after the military when when i started to realize what a flawed vietnam was in the vietnam was based upon lies was going to course was confirmed to do thousand and four when i was teaching at harvard and robert mcnamara kid through right before he died and admitted the gulf of tonkin incident didn't happen well that was the incident that put us into the vietnam war were fifty

do you even musky and you know you're a maverick. you know i you guys who are large i think i'm kind of mainstream really and you know you march to a different drum burgess or you drum range of the drummer in the band i mean you you you don't trust how can you larry i've been lied to so often isn't it interesting when we lied to the government we go to jail when the government lies to us oh yeah we go to war seems we're getting the wrong end of the stick on both do you remember when you started to change. i mean you you went into service you were a navy seal. you were a governor a maverick where you were and this i think that is i think it probably happened right after the military when when i started to realize what a fraud vietnam was in the vietnam was based upon lies and going to course was confirmed to do thousand and four when i was teaching at harvard robert mcnamara kid through right before he died and admitted the gulf of tonkin incident didn't happen well that was the incident that put us into the vietnam war we're fifty ei

go mavericks. >> gotcha on that one. >> okay. they weren't watching anyway.graded. >> target goes from 44 to 38. the stock was at 44 bucks. recently still, prologis getting upgraded 1.5%. is that owned by the mauling mavericks, mandy? >> i'm going to mall your ballers. walgreens getting downgraded to a hold. >> leave the target at 49 bucks, customer traffic remains a concern. keeping it together here. cantor doesn't see walgreens gaining market show. tomorrow is also apparently a tuesday. up next, an uber home builder bull turns bearish, a bit. we're going to tell you what he does like though. >> kind of like a cub, a mini bear. that's go straight to bill griffith with a preview of what's coming up, sir. >> kind of like a red panda bear. >> yeah, i know, all over the market comeback, mandy, an all start lineup of money managers and strategists weigh in on whether you should be buying back into this market. also from your mart to your car payment and credit card bills, we'll show you how rising interest rates could affect your wallet, and don't miss our exclus

dallas mavericks of mark cuban is now funding a medical study of the cheating to the tune of $100,000, diane and terry, what exactly he's looking to find we're not sure. >> how to do it and not get caught is what i'm thinking. >> probably, probably. >> brody, thanks a lot. >> it's a day of wild swingsing in terms of the weather. tomorrow we're in for more cooling. what's going on, anthony. >> tomorrow temperatures fall from about 10 to 20 degrees depending where you live. inlandened locations most of the dramatic cooling. against the coast, temperatures similar to today. 62 in san francisco, 67 in santa cruz. san to of ta rosa at 90, fairfield 10, livermore 107. tomorrow, dublin, walnut creek, all headed back into the 80s for tomorrow. still warm but just not dangerously hot like today. san jose got to 95 today. only expecting 79 for tomorrow. not the best pool day but still a very comfortable day to get out and about. here's the reason we had such a cool day against the coastline. >> look at all of the fog all the way up to pt. reyes. a little bit of a break in san francisco. it's al

of -- obviously these people were mavericks. at best, you could say that there were contrarians, at worst narcissists. they had an idea that due to their experience nobody was more experience than flavius belisarius or themostocles who fought the battle at marathon. david -- david petraes was very well connected, but nobody understood counter insurgency and wrote the book on it literally. there were more experienced and more schooled in what was wrong with the ongoing more than anybody. they felt that the reason they had not reached a position of responsibility and our may have been for reasons other than our own or because i'm not winning is not my fault. this is your center -- the savior. this is that while everyone is panicking everyone is usually wrong. what most people do is usually wrong. there were sizing them up and waiting their moment. they didn't care whether people like them or not. one of the things that reminds me is this greek idea. they could try to do something that we can't. he could do something that you can't

>> mccain, the maverick. menendez, the maybe mexican one. graham, the he is duck tres. rubbio, mr.rsty. schumer, big daddy shum. >> blake, the one you just heard of. and the rest. gang of eight. >> now the boys over her here-- think-- that's going to be a series on its nostalgia channel. the boys over here think they can get conservatives like me to swallow their amnesty earning landa by including so-called security measures otherwise known as a border surge. now don't get me wrong, i like the idea of a surge, it worked in iraq. you hardly see any mexican sneaking into baghdad. but it's not nearly enough, folks. this plan would merely double the border patrol with one agent every thousand feet. no sir! we need them every three feet that way they can link arms and call out red rover red rover don't let francis cocome over. no immigrant should get citizenship in this country until we know the border is sealed. and i'm not just talking about the mexican border, folks, i'm talking about any border and that includes somebody coloring outside the lines on a denny's place mat. sorry jose

there is only one and that's the dallas mavericks. there should be. there should be somebody with these guys on the road, at home, anonymously so they can come into their office, hotel room and talk about problems because whatever they are doing now is not enough. there should be -- if you're caught with a gun violation, you should get a two-year ban from the league. they -- >> and guys -- >> into the collective bargaining agreement -- >> rachel -- >> i mean, 234 a nightclub after 1:00 you're out for a year. >> i don't disagree -- >> rachel, what do you think about that? >> i don't disagree it might not be enough but i want to say respectfully there are si psychologists on a lot of these teams. the cowboys have one and a masters in psychology. so there are several teams that do employ psychologists. in fact, the nfl -- >> rachel -- >> a mandatory eight-session mental health and sort of off field issue sessions for rookies. though are getting some things. are they getting enough is the question and what are they doing to take advantage of it is the oth

apple present hoy una nueva versin del sistema operativo para "mac", la versin "os x 10.9", llamada "mavericksogas. take vo ---el nuevo sistema fue presentado durante la conferencia mundial de creadores de programas en san francisco. ---durante la conferencia "apple" revel su nuevo servicio de radio digital llamado "i-tunes radio" y algunos cambios a los programas de "iphone y ipad" , asi como una versin actualizada de "ios", llamada ios 7. stop open cesar ---en mexico crece la polemica por la accin de algunos legisladores que mezclan la poltica con la religin. pitch - blanca ---ante la ola de violencia en el pas y el temor de no poder contenerla, han optado por encomendar en actos pblicos, sus gobiernos a jesucristo. take 2 box ---jazive prez informa desde nuestros estudios en la ciudad de mexico.. take pkg ; 01 ;10 ;13 ;39 ;57 1;24 1;27 1;36 la ley mexicana es muy clara en ese sentido; los polticos al igual que todos los ciudadanos tienen libertad de culto, pero no deben de mezclar su religin con su trabajo... su palabras levantaron los aplausos de los asistentes al evento, pero tambin, opin

they're announcing that will operating system will be called maverick. >>> a possible solution now to widespread problem. apple unveiled a new feature, an act vaegs lock. it's the kill switch so to speak that law enforcement agencies have wanted to put to use. it's designed to disable stolen iphones. it should make it more difficult for thieves to reuse or sell those stolen phones. >>> hear more what james clapper has to say about the leak on the domestic spying program. >> what do you think of the whistle blower, eric snowden, is he a hero or a traitor, text or call. we'll see you tonight at 6:00. >>> on the broadcast tonight, damage control. after the explosive exposure of our nation's spy program. tonight, new details about the source of former cia employee, and new questions about how many people have access to our nation's top secrets. >>> the cancer risk for millions of american children undergoing ct scans each year. doctors are now sounding the alarm, raising questions about how often they are really necessary. >>> high drama as the george zimmerman trial gets under way in flo

the big news coming out of apple was the announcement of a new operating system called osx mavericks. they are poking fun at the fact they were runth out of names for cat, to the new operating systems. there's multiple finder tabs, you can tag your files while on hi cloud. and this will -- on icloud. and this will extend battery life and provide responsiveness. >> it has great new apps and enhancements for every mac user and some features that we think about will appear to the power users. >> reporter: now, what also drew applause from the crowd was the unveiling of the osu 7 which team cook says will be cleaner and it will goatsbearders better ways to -- it will also give outers better da -- users to share videos and videos. experts say mac books can go pretty much a full day without a charge. >> in fact, the mac business has outpaced the pc business for several years now. if you look at the last five years, the average annual growth rate isn't even close. >> reporter: tickets for event went fast. apple sold out in less than a minute when the announcement was made. tickets were also

a ten-time all star an nba hit wl the dallas mavericks and two olympic gold medals.an come back home. >>> would the south bay do nuts is known for wacky flavors. for national do nut day it's going to give away a do nut hole filled with a mousse. the production and sale of this is banned in california by the bakery is able to do this by giving it away for free. they're only going to make 100 of them. >> when we return a unique retirement party for some members of the san francisco police department. stay with us. >>> okay. so very big shoes to fill tonight. so few of the hardest working members of the san francisco police department retired. the horses are retiring from their duties. so they nailed the horseshoes above the door. they will spend their remaining days on 40 acres of pasture on sonoma county. >> congratulations on the retirement. thanks for joining us. >>> on our broadcast tonight, landmark case. police can now take your dna when they place you under arrest. today's ruling drove a spike through the supreme court. the losing side says we have just given up

the billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks is a bit curious. the question is, can video evidence distinguish between actual collisions and the fake ones? what do you think? >>> in baseball, the legendary closer mariano rivera retires at the endev the season with the most saves in baseball history. he's also saving souls in a christian church he's established with his wife as pastor. >>> chicago's wrigley field was socked by heavy fog. can you see anything here? seeing pitches became a luxury. fly balls, forget about it. by the final out it cleared a wee little bit but not for the cubs. the reds win, 6-2. >>> golfers are waiting for the u.s. open in pennsylvania. sergio garcia approached tiger woods. fisticuffs? no, actually shook hands there. it was their first face to face since their dust-up at the players championship. now it appears all simpatico between the two. >>> cher's latest career plans. >>> and a new man of steel gets fast tracked. details when "early today" returns. >>> welcome back. not a lot of changes from yesterday for your for

announcing the latest version of its desktop operating system called mavericks. the ceo saying the company's apps store hosts 9,000 apps and unveiling the highly anticipated itunes radio. interesting to see pandora as well, the internet ready service provider and competitor in joining a pop here. and another thing to watch, soda stream hits a new 52-week high. the company cancelling an appearance at an oppenheimer appearance later this month, analysts say investors are speculating that the cancellation implies something bigger for the company. remember, last week lots of rumors that pepsico was buying soda, a rumor that the ceo denied quick. another name in the green, starbucks rising to a historic high. analysts say mcdonald's, kind of a barometer for the general restaurant industry, giving starbucks a lift. remember, mcdonald's saying sales at established restaurants jumped 2.6% in may. we'll end here with a sector in the red. homebuilders. analysts at jpmorgan downgraded lennar to neutral, saying its valuation appropriately reflects its above-average fundament

maverick. >> you'll be keeping your eye on that conference.ank you very much. >>> new this morning as well, i guess we'll have to wait another few days to find out the u.s. supreme court's decision on prop a. they did reveal the rulings on a number of different cases but california's ban on same-sex marriage not one of them. thursday will be the day they'll hand o down decisions. they'll have that day and every monday during the month of june. we can tell you it's likely the prop a ruling will come at the end of the month. it will take more time on the mo(xwy controversial issues. the supreme court getting ready for a decision on the fate of prop a. am(% new poll showsw7r same-se marriage should be legal. christie smith is joining us live in oakland with how support is starting to rise across the board including, kristie, we're hearing some older voters. >> good morning to you. we've been speaking with an advocate for gay seniors here in oakland. he took a look at this pole. in his words he said, i'm thrilled. he thinks this could mean a real

. >> we'll have some great guests for you in studio 57, including a fantastic band, the mavericks. they're back after nine years with a live performance in our second cup cafe. >>> our oldest fine dining restaurant, delmonico's. we're going to talk about him serving up some dishes in the restaurant where they were invented. >>> a record heat burning up much of our country. it's dangerous, it's constant and causing misery for millions of americans. the western part of the nation is suffering, expecting highs of triple digits today. bill whitaker has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: this fast-moving fire threatened homes and forced evacuations east of los angeles, fed by tender, dry brush and temperatures topping near 100 degrees. 1ç9ç#v the upper 90s, helping to spark this fire near a busy freeway. all across the west, summer is off to a sizzling start. it was hotter in phoenix than kiro, egypt. it was so hot in colorado, the city of boulder called off its marathon. >> it's hotter than an oven out here. >> reporter: the national weather service has issued heat warnings skpa

we know they started with the new operating system maverick.ve been watching obviously what we're waiting to hear anything more about i-radio. several of the analysts, at least two talked about price targets above 600 bucks. right now it is at 445 and change. this was a 700 stock last september. it was $500 stock in january. it has been it something in the $400 range for quite sometime. a lot of shareholders would like to see it go back to 600. we'll get back to google. it reached an agreement to by maze. back to you. tracy: nicole, we'll see you in 15 minutes. adam: a 29-year-old cia former employee i'd time himself as the nsa whistle-blower. rich edson with the latest on what will happen to him. >> the white house commented. press secretary jay carney says the spying programs have enough oversight and provide appropriate balance of security and privacy. ed snowed den would disagree with that. carney refused to comment on snowden's case citing government ongoing investigation. snowden says he is in hong kong avoiding the federal government. in

40-year-old played a total of 19 seasons as a pro, winning a world championship with the dallas mavericks back in 2011. he also took home a pair of olympic gold medals with team usa. >> 49ers head coach jim harbaugh said he loves a no nonsense honesty of judge judy. recently he got to see her in action. he and his father jack went to a taping of the show. from the looks of it, both father and son -- >> riveted. >> enjoyed themselves. it's a fun fact judge judy makes about $45 million a year compared to jim harbaugh's $5 million. >>> talk about dedication, the brand-new punter turned down a date with the president. he's a vocal advocate of gay marriage. he was invited to the white house in honor of lesbian, gay, transgender month. it was the last day of the mandatory three-day mini camp. in a letter he wrote, unfortunately, not even the president of the united states is allowed to supersede an nfl mandatory mini camp practice. as a current member of the oakland raiders, i owe it to both my teammates and my coaches to be fully prepared for the upcoming season. i like that team attitude. >>

the 40-year-old played 19 seasons as a pro winning a national title with the dallas mavericks in 2011, a world title and two olympic gold medals with team usa. >>> 49ers head coach, jim harbaugh, says he loves the no-nonsense of judge judy. jim and his father, jack, took the time to attend a taping of the show. the program aired last night. both father and sonnen joyed themselves. that's awesome. >> intrigue. >> here is a fun fact. judge judy, she makes about $45 million a year. jim harbaugh makes just $5 million. >> it is good to see jim and his dad on the show and they are not on trial for something. the looks on the face, that judge judy, she is incredible. we have our road warrior, mike inouye. >> people don't see you but you guys are doing that when i am doing my report. we invite the harbaughs out here any time. second favorite show is what we are. through san jose with a light traffic flow. very steady. you look at the maps. overall, the northbound route is showing a smooth green indicator at the limit. the southbound side of 880 is where you have slowing through construction.

new operating system called mavericks. >>> a man who exposed a pair of u.s. surveillance programs insist he did it to protect the public. now he is hiding out in hong kong as u.s. authorities try to contain the damage. cbs reporter has more from the white house. >> former nsa contractor edward with snoden is holding up in hong kong after unvailing toll secret u.s. surveillance programs. >> they can target anyone at any time. >> he told the newspapers programs monitoring millions of phone records and internet activity are open to abuse. he worked as a contractor for the cia and most recently the national security agency. he left his job in hawaii last meant gave the classified information to reporters. the justice department has launched a criminal investigation the many. the 29-year-old could face life in prison if proses cuted. >> reporter: the white house is welcoming debate but insist they are legal subject to oversight necessary to protect american citizens from terrorism. >> we need to strike the appropriate pal lance between our national -- balance betw

he will appear in the finale of next season as a visiting "maverick playboy brother" of elizabeth mcgovern'ser. it will be a long wait for viewers and aficionados. >>> paula deen lost another piece of her once formidable food empire. smithfield pulled out of its deal. qvc is re-evaluating its relationship with her. comments on race led the food network to part company after not one, but two apology videos. she is scheduled to appear wednesday morning on "today" to talk about all of it. >>> americans seem to hate their jobs in record numbers today. gallop sur vaifed 150,000 workers. only 30% are into their jobs. 52% openly admit they are not. and 18% say they are actively d disengaged, with a personmanent case of the mondays. >>> this may look like a raccoon, but it's a panda. a rare red panda named rusty that apparently busted out of the national zoo. last seen last night at dinner time. after going missing all day today, finally spotted, apprehended in a nearby d.c. neighborhood. it's back in the joint tonight, no worse for wear, but with stories to tell. >>> when we come back, the stunt a

more on how the dallas mavericks stepped up to help people in the small town. >> play ball! >> reporter: when over 350 kids cheer west strong, a town can look luke a family. and the dallas mavericks were part of the family when they came to teach lay-ups and cheer routines, kelly and dolores watched as their kids took part, with picture and wedding ring around her neck, kelly knows who knew would enjoy the day the most. >> he would be in the middle with the kids. >> reporter: tafter a couple of hours, he felt like part of the family. >> we want to be part of the healing process. >> west police and fire department kicked off against each other to end the day. even the mayor got some playing time and rick carlisle was the one who called him in. >> both of these teams could take this coaching. >> reporter: they know the reason are here. >> these guys went and put their life on the line for everybody. you know, and they should never be forgotten. >> reporter: a big family, so much stronger than any explosion. >> that was jordan bacce reporting. and the support doesn't end end th

militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric and also supports and see assad rebels in syria and the fighting is being seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. it's been a pleasure having you with us here on r.t. today i'm rover sushi in moscow and just a moment on a check of the financial news headlines with private interest. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. the interview. a. good job. download. the creation so you like stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your it's early version of early just awesome but not with your mobile device you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm perry and washington d c and here's the prime headlines that

hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti-government rebels in syria the fighting is being seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain anger unleashed by the civil war in neighboring syria. a jailed kurdish militant leader launching a new peace efforts to end three decades of conflict with turkey to go she should come and made massive protests against the country's pm the kurdish leadership wants to give more rights to the kurdish minority that makes up twenty percent of the country's people the kurdistan workers party guerrillas currently withdrawing from turkish territory with some reports saying almost half of them have already lost. after the break a look at latest financial news headlines with prime interest stay with us here at r.t. . anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you thin

hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti assad rebels in syria the fighting has been seen as a test of the government's ability to contain the anger and least by the civil war . in the neighborhood. after the break our special report on the consequences of the military conflict in chechnya stay with us here on our. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. the interview. of feel good. download the official publication to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. any time anyway. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now righ

militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti-government rebels in syria the fighting is being. as a test of the weak government's ability to contain anger unleashed by the civil war in neighboring syria. funnily enough jailed kurdish militant leader is launching new peace efforts to end three decades of conflict in turkey the peace negotiations come amid massive protests against the country's prime minister the kurdish leadership wants anchorage to give more rights to the kurdish minority which makes up twenty percent of the country's population kurdistan workers party guerrillas a carny withdrawing from turkish territory with some reports saying almost half of them have already left. so that brings up to date for them just after the break we have a look at the financial news headlines with prime interest and i'll be back with a news team with more and often enough that. anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of tr

hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers killed in two days of clashes with followers of a maverick cleric also supports anti assad rebels in syria the fighting has been seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. our times who are ruffled some feathers and talk money markets kaiser the kaiser report it's in just a moment. anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you think that workers in an organization that could punish you for your financial failings would be very sharp with their own money but that's sadly not the case according to an audit report from the treasury inspector general for tax administration at the very least one thousand iris employees have abused the charge cards they were issued to cover their official travel expenses some of these people are very high in the letter including an executive le

militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti assad rebels in syria the fighting is being seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. why let's give us one of our top stories of the top story here on our moscow has said that it considers washington's threats towards it over edward snowden the whistleblower as unacceptable and the foreign minister sergey lavrov has addressed a question posed by r.t. regarding russia's relationship with the spy leaker let's cross live to. now joining me live here on the program to give us the latest on this so today eleven often is a poll scott the russian foreign minister addressing the issue of snowden where is he what's to be done and what he did tell us. that well that is the eternal question being asked by a journalist still here it's not a matter of but as you say in the last hour or so russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has been speaking out a press conference with his counterpa

militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of the maverick cleric who supports and he asked saad rebels in syria the militants attacked an army checkpoint first which could indicate a growing frustration over hezbollah led shiite ascendancy to power in the country . or at about to our breaking news here on r t the presidential palace in the afghan capital kabul has come under massive militant attacks reporters waiting for a press conference there with the afghan president we managed to get in touch with a local reporter courtney body and she gave us a few details. be attractive indeed in the. three to four. i can see giant holes in the glass wall new black balled why and the out of print. green. the child in clinton tried to hit the presidential power and here we are in which. the partners will talent. and other interesting thing is that if you track it back in time the president will tell it's called journal or. conference to discuss the taliban people stop trying. to get track during your term when you're talking peace should a lot about. t

hardline sunni militants arrived sixteen soldiers killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti-government rebels in syria the fighting's been seen as a weak it is a test of the weak government's ability to contain anger on a leash by a civil war in neighboring syria. a jailed kurdish militant leader launching new peace efforts to end three decades of conflict with turkey peace negotiations coming to i made it massive protests against the country's prime minister the kurdish leadership wants to give more whites to the kurdish minority which makes up twenty percent of the country's population the kurdistan workers party guerrillas are currently withdrawing from turkish territory with some reports saying that almost half of them have let. up next our latest edition of our money show the kaiser report stay with us here on r.t. . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought. i'm tom harpur welcome to the big pic

the billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks, he's got a curious bone here. can video evidence -- look at this stuff right here -- distinguish between actual collisions and then the fake ones? i don't know if you can tell there, mara. >>> chicago's wrigley field was socked by heavy fog. we can't see anything here. >> nothing. >> yeah, seeing pitches became a luxury. fly balls, forget about it. by the final out, it cleared a wee little bit, but not for the cubs. reds win 6-2. you think they might know their field better, but no. >>> golfers are readying for the u.s. open in pennsylvania. sergio garcia approached tiger woods, fisticuffs? no. the two shook hands. their first face-to-face meeting since their dust-up at the players championship. it appears all is simpatico. i was thinking one of them might have said here, mara, liar, liar, pants on fire. >> we don't know. >> keep the audio low. >> thanks, richard. >>> it's time to dig deeper in our top political stories. joining me on the phone is the "washington post" reporter david nakamura. thanks for joining u

sunni militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti-government rebels in syria the fight. is being seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain anger unleashed bloody civil war in neighboring syria. and also the vis a jailed kurdish militant leader is launching new peace efforts to end three decades of conflict with the peace negotiations come amid massive protests against the country's prime minister kodesh leadership wants to give more rights to the kurdish minority which makes up twenty percent of the country's population to stem look his party guerrillas are currently withdrawing from turkish territory with some reports saying almost hall for them all ready and that. to bring up to take a moment i'll be back with a news team with morphine half an hour from now in the meantime the latest edition of our money program the coase the report after the break. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see s

militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti-government rebels in syria the fighting is being seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain anger unleashed by the civil war in neighboring syria. water is becoming a rare commodity for palestinians taps in the homes of arab villages in the west bank run dry much of the time and not only is israel not listening it's blaming the palestinians themselves or to reports. the taps in hamad mohammed's home are there more as a sign of hope there's been no water through them for five long months but in the the municipality does not give us water as these should water it comes through our pipes twice a year any minute immediately an hour's drive north and or did start another day in the office the mayor of the fact settlement has lots on his mind but not a lack of water we have one big water tank with supplies water also to both the arab villages which are on the other side of the security fence where basically they get their water supply from the w

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awesome wal-mart is but just when you thought it couldn't get any better guess who showed up the maverick himself tom cruise oh yeah baby tom cruise one of those overpaid hollywood celebrities took to the wal-mart state to speak about why he loves the company so much. so that you have going here is really like no other company i'm sure you all know this but it is a role model for how business can address some of the biggest issues facing our world. come on man how much wal-mart paid to say this crap are you really that star for work right now bro but you know what i actually agree with you tom the courtroom wal-mart creates is like no other and in fact it's created the blueprint for the global race to the bottom by chasing the highest profits for the lowest wages wal-mart's also been described as an economic death star destroying everything in its path leaving behind nothing more than to modernise wasteland and all the corporation promises jobs by investing in local communities instead it decimates small businesses and tom the only role model wal-mart serves as is for other monopolistic v

hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric who also supports anti-government rebels in syria fighting seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain anger unleashed by the syrian civil war. a jailed kurdish militant leader launching new peace efforts to end three decades of conflict with turkey these negotiations come amid massive protest against the country's prime minister the kurdish leadership wants to give more rights to the kurdish minority which makes up twenty percent of the country's population kurdistan workers party guerrillas are currently withdrawing from turkish territory with some reports saying almost half of them have already left. and updating our breaking news this hour russia's president vladimir putin says fugitive n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden not only landed in russia but is still in the transit zone at sheremetyevo airport that means he hasn't crossed the russian border officially and doesn't need to go through passport control putin responded to demands from the u.s. saying rus

engineering, and apple has just announced the next generation of its mac operating sis team tab called mavericksthat would take the place of mountain lion, a couple of the features that they say they have been working on. number one, extending the battery life. everybody that uses a mac would like that, right, and the other part is finder tabs, so the headline is coming in. tim kook is off the stage. we're looking for the ios operating system running iphones and ipads, and there is news to be expected that is going to come out regarding those. you can see the stock is moving around just a little bit. as we came on the air, as tim cook took the stage, stock at the highs of the day and pretty much sitting there in wait-and-see mode as all of us are as well. guys, back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. back to you in just a tomb of minutes. >>> meantime, trading action is kind of quite for a monday. a lot of forecastous on the united states section and there's a lot of green with the interest rates. >> interest rate sensitive groups are getting hit. home builders, we talked about this earlier