for one or two years this time it's already been four years but during such periods the so-called meridian form of circulation develops let me bring normally airstreams go from west to east but you're in such a period as this they can go from south to north or vice versa russia among others has been badly affected by this meridian form of circulation this year. we've seen a cold winter as streams come from the north and normally called summer streams came here we've seen average temperature increase around the world and everyone is talking about global warming what is your take on that. right now we're facing a global climate normally. temperature records not only. russia but on the planet moscow is a northern city and the temperature here stayed above thirty degrees for over a month and for this climate zone it's a world record and. it is partially global warming everyone is talking about a global warming alone cannot explain why the anomaly that we're witnessing last year but it's more to do with the come phase of the sun and other factors put together. and i even read of theory that the

until a grand bargain call specific hotel by cold cold one cold closer than the phone calls a real meridian. this used to be somebody's car and this was once a very nice view of the forest fires in central russia will rage on leaving all the charred ruins in their path. a crisis sparked by wildfires raging across russia shows little sign of easing but over fifty people killed and several thousand uprooted. no nukes sixty five years after the u.s. dropped a second atomic bomb on the japanese city of nagasaki survivors call for complete global nuclear disarmament. and still untouchable although officially illegal cast discrimination in india goes on r.t. looks a ways of bridging age old social divisions. watching r.t. coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program would have changed and that's what millions of russians living under a suffocating blanket of smog are praying for for days the sick layer of haze caused by force and p. fires has been hanging over manning cities including the capital of moscow hundreds of blazes are still. burning nationwide with other countrie

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the store at meridian and foxworthy will close today. the company is work with a consulting firm that specializes in helping troubled food chains. competition from big box stores, large chains and ethnic grocery stores hurt p.w.'s business. there are only seven p.w. markets open. the first opened back in 1943. >>> about 40,000 people made it to the outside lands music festival today. on sunday, the kings of leon performed, but in years past, tom petty, dave matthews band and the black eyed peas were in the top billing lineup. golden gate park neighbor's say the festival brought noise and traffic to the richmond district but not any worse than before. >>> time for traffic and weather. let's start with mike. >> taking you outside. 40,000 people in san francisco, but in years past, 60,000 to 80,000. the golden gate bridge, we have seen an excessively heavy slow. more back-ups than typically backing up on doyle drive in the afternoon and evening commute as folks are heading out of the season. right now getting into the city, an easy drive. c

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remember untrue told by close family been called a roll meridian. the headlines for you now here in r.t. out of sight out of mind us a veteran say they've been abandoned by the country they fought for as they claim the government is failing its promises to take care of all heroes. growing barbarity female genital mutilations on the rise in the u.k. sponsored forty's efforts to stop illegal practice. more religious drug rehab centers open in russia something that these facilities are simply facades to dangerous sects. sink to safe cranium activists calling for out of use ships from russia's black sea fleet to be submerged creating artificial reefs to save the ecosystem. well next we bring you the story of the biggest tank battle of world war two what cost as russia continues to mock the sixty fifth anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany. did she know india is a modern day take it's taken in korea come back capabilities make it one of the world's best a restricted access plant in the city of mission to kill in the urals is the only manufacturer of

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holiday inn ski patroller rhydian national to meridian country club savoy shirton finest piece of the first. golden apple boutique hotel. the russian capital twenty four hours a day good to have you with us top stories now this hour there's no end in sight to the uphill battle against the wall falls ravaging russia as they destroy lives and homes often leaving the child. of entire villages in their wake. and pungent smoke from the strangling moscow driving residents out of the capital and doubling the normal daily death rate. plus the survivors please sixty five years since the us dropped an atomic bomb on. those who escaped with their lives caught in the world to ensure no other place suffers the same fate as their city. to play for the moment to the news continues in less than an hour with my colleague in the meantime how dangerous is the large hadron collider novell's guess on cross talk share some quiet. theories stay with us for that discussion show coming next. if you can. follow me welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle the great quest for what is called the god particle the bi

of the meridian to lead the. church in new delhi who took the most recent babyhood three collections removed the clothes and. made. paul. robeson ship from the pundits but they promise. two thirty am here in moscow thanks for being with us here on our team here at headlines no wind in sight to the uphill battle against wildfires ravaging russia as they destroy lives and homes often leaving the charred ruins of entire villages in their wake. up pungent smoke from the fires a strangling moscow driving the residents out of the capital and doubling the normal daily death rate. plus the survivors plea sixty five years since the u.s. drops an atomic bomb on nagasaki those who escaped with their lives calling the world to ensure that no other place suffers the same fate as their city. travel to the caucasus to explore the beauty of the north of national nature reserve our special report coming up right now here on our team. among the snowy peaks. of the great. touched. closely here. the rivers rushing to hundreds of str

molina's attorney blames the drug meridian. >>> in sacramento, union members combined a protest againstepublican candidate for government meg whitman with the anniversary of women wining the vote. union workers dressed as separatists, they say they oppose whitman for her stance on unions and that she failed to vote for most of her adult life. the candidate addressed that yet on mornings on 2. >> my voting record was not perfect and i should have fulfilled my civic duty. but this is a distraction against the unions that want to distract the status quo. they know i will change things. >> reporter: whitman is california's first female republican for governor. she is facing attorney general jerry brown in the november election. the political season is really starting to heat up in california's first big debate is now less than a week away. senator barbara boxer and fiarina will face off at 7:00 next wednesday night at the college of moraga and you can watch it here live on ktvu channel 2. >>> he had dreams of becoming a firefighter. coming up the tire of a firefighters now finding support a

molina's attorney blames the drug meridian. >>> in sacramento, union members combined a protest againstcan candidate for government meg whitman with the anniversary of women wining the vote. union workers dressed as separatists, they say they oppose whitman for her stance on unions and that she failed to vote for most of her adult life. the candidate addressed that yet on mornings on 2. >> my voting record was not perfect and i should have fulfilled my civic duty. but this is a distraction against the unions that want to distract the status quo. they know i will change things. >> reporter: whitman is california's first female republican for governor. she is facing attorney general jerry brown in the november election. the political season is really starting to heat up in california's first big debate is now less than a week away. senator barbara boxer and fiarina will face off at 7:00 next wednesday night at the college of moraga and you can watch it here live on ktvu channel 2. >>> he had dreams of becoming a firefighter. coming up the tire of a woman: did you bring the camera phone? m

small towns like meridian, mississippi to the biggest cities such as cleveland. i went to detroit, seattle and everywhere in between three i went to salt lake city which has a rich arts organization and my last stop was boise, idaho. a dance organization is headquartered there and they are treated like rock stars. that is what is so wonderful about this to work. othe was concerned about keeping the arts help a, but there was tremendous passion from board members and staff members. >> what has happened with the media, internet, and all the stuff you can do in your home, what has happened with attendance? >> there is a strong competition that comes with online entertainment. ticket pricing has been used to balance our budgets too much over the last 30 or 40 years. to give prices have gotten too high for a lot of people who have come to think of the arts as reluct-irrelevant to them -- irrelevant to them. you can buy a computer and watch the arts forever. we have to start to address how much we are charging for our tickets and how we bring people into arts theaters

pw markets will close its steer on meridian and foxworthy today. the company is work with a consulting firm that specializes in helping troubled food chains. competition from big box stores, large chains and ethnic grocery groceries have hurt pw's business. there are only seven pw markets still open. the first opened in 1943. >> all right. let's get you started with the traffic and weather as you head off to work, what could be your first day of school. >> more foot traffic, watch the school zones, watch for school buses. more computers on the road because the summer vacations are over. slow drive through sunol grade, the truck scale, which you can't see because of low clouds. the south bay, some fog, tonight, lady gaga and the elephant parade. hopefully they won't get those confused. >> she wears a lot of weird costumes. don't know if an elephant is one of them. >> we take you live outside now, fog going through. a lot of it keeping us on the cool side. we manage 70s and 80s. san francisco, 77. we cool off a bit tomorrow, more through the weekend.

from smaller towns, like meridian, mississippi to the biggest cities, like cleveland. i went to detroit, seattle and every where in between and i was in salt lake city, which has a very wonderful, rich group of arts organizations and my last city stop was boise, idaho where a couple of years ago one of the wonderful companies -- dance companies in america, the trey mcintyre project, moved to boise and is now headquartered there and are treated like rock stars, the dancers. so there's vigorous art everywhere. there's interest everywhere, that was what was so wonderful and exciting on this tour. there was concern about how to keep those arts organizations healthy, but there was tremendous passion from board members, from staff members from artists and from elected officials. >> so what's happened like in attendance with all the new media? internet, youtube, all of that? dvds, all the stuff you can watch in your home. what's happened to you here in the way of attendance? >> our attendance has held up very well, but there's a very strong competition that comes from online

. >> a radio personality in meridian, mississippi, agreed to have his chest waxed.more pain, men or women. it looks like scott stevens got his answer the hard way. >> i wonder if he yelled "kelly clarkson." >> stevens agreed to undergo the waxing if listeners donated enough canned goods to fill a large box. he says he may never be the same again but a local food kitchen is much better off. there is no question here. we endure way more pain. >> this is true. i'm fine with the fur. we'll be right back with more after this. [ female announcer ] fact. when pain keeps you up, nothing is proven to help you fall asleep faster than advil pm liqui-gels. rushing real liquid relief to ease you to sleep fast. for nighttime pain, make advil pm your #1 choice. >>> nice shot out there, willis. well, the first person to ever receive a face transplant in america has finally completed all of the surgeries. >> connie culp has endured more than any of us could possibly imagine. she now has a new face and her life back. she talked about that journey with diane sawyer. >> reporter: this

in 1991, meridian plaza in philadelphia burned for 19 hours. >> so that's the hot spot right in, therers into our experiment we spot smoke. the pile we left outside starts to smolder first and builds quickly. smoke curls from the rags indoors soon after. >> people simply forget the potential deadliness of simple cloth and linseed oil. >> reporter: this historic albuquerque theater and saloon went up in flames after a wooden bar was refinished with linseed oil. three hours and ten minutes into our experiment, suddenly we see flames. and remember, there was no outside spark to cause this fire. >> whoo! >> reporter: that's why they call it spontaneous combustion. the rags inside go up in flames too. and that is the unique power and danger of linseed oil. so the way to dispose of something like newspaper or paper towel that's been soaked in linseed oil and do it safely is get yourself a metal can, fill it with water, put the items in there, seal the lid tightly, and take it to your local hazardous waste center. in washington, elisabeth leamy, abc news. >> linseed, so people know, is used i

host: the next question is from meridian, mississippi, jan, democrat line. caller: good morning. both me and my husband are age 59. i worked for a business that went out of business about two years ago and my husband about a year ago. he was let go from a business that appeared to be somewhat thriving but he was let go after six weeks due to the fact he had cancer. how many over the age of 50, if there is any kind of stats particular at all, that are being let go a even those let go due to health problems? guest: i don't know if those -- i don't knothe answer to your question, i'm afraid. i'm not sur if those numbers are available or not. but i don't know them myself. i'm sorry. host: a viewer has a question about how your office operates me. this is a local person from arlington, virginia, who wants to know what usually what happens when your draft report doesn't say what your committee chairman wishes tha it says? guest: as your viewer undersnds we write reports that offer our best professional judgment, the implication of certain proposals without regard to the political conse

in 1991, meridian plaza in philadelphia, burned for 19 hours. that's the hot spot. i can feel it.e pile we left outside, starts to smolder first. and builds quickly. smoke curls from the rags indoors soon after. >> people forget the potential deadliness of simple cloth and linseed oil. >> reporter: this historic albuquerque theater and saloon went up in flames after a wooden bar was finished with linseed oil. suddenly, we see flames. and remember, there was no outside spark to cause this fire. woo. that's when they call it spontaneous combustion. watch out. the rags inside, go up in flames, too. wow. and that is the unique power and danger of linseed oil. so, here is how you dispose of those rags safely. get a metal can. put a bunch of water in it. put those rags inside. tightly seal the lid. and then, take it to your local hazardous waste disposal center, george. >> a lot of important information. thanks very much. we have a lot more on this on our website at abcnews.com/gma. a list of ore materials with thd potential to spontaneously come bust. and i wondered what it was. i foun

host: the next question is from meridian, mississippi, jan, democrat line. caller: good morning. both me and my husband are age 59. i worked for a business that went out of business about two years ago and my husband about a year ago. he was let go from a business that appeared to be somewhat thriving but he was let go after six weeks due to the fact he had cancer. how many over the age of 50, if there is any kind of stats particular at all, that are being let go and even those let go due to health problems? guest: i don't know if those -- i don't know the answer to your question, i'm afraid. i'm not sure if those numbers are available or not. but i don't know them myself. i'm sorry. host: a viewer has a question about how your office operates me. this is a local person from arlington, virginia, who wants to know what usually what happens when your draft report doesn't say what your committee chairman wishes that it says? guest: as your viewer understands we write reports that offer our best professional judgment, the implication of certain proposals without regard to the politic

it will close the doors on meridian and foxworthy avenues. firm that specializes in helping troubled today chains. stores hurt pw's business. there's only seven remaining open. first one opened in 1943. we will have more local news. "today" show will return in less than a minute. >>> what is this, get it? >> we get it. we get it. >> you probably like to know if your teen is running around school like animal house. it's the first look at the college ranking books. that was filmed on the university of oregon campus and i actually was attending the school at the time and my husband in fact played a little bit role in that movie. he fell off one of the floats, remember. anyway, i missed the zit part. so you're going to help us get farther. >> we're going to outlet shopping, a lot of people think when you go to an outlet center or mall that you're going to get a good deal. we're going to show you whether that's true or not. in some cases retailers can take vac of that mindset. but we'll show you how a little planning can accept you stay within you

southbound, 280 to northbound meridian avenue, offramp, there's an accident slowing from hellier to montagueeing slowing in terms of clearing around the bay area again this morning. lots of low clouds inland and a relatively mild afternoon. nothing but 50s and 60s around the peninsula and coast. around pleasanton today approaching 80. not much change until thursday or friday, but as high pressure builds into the weekend, that should boost our inland spots to the s, eve 90s. more news after the break. 9 >>> groundbreaking begins for the new trans bay terminal this morning, it's going to serve 11 services including the high-speed rail system that's bland for california a high-tech look at the plans for. that speaker of the house nancy pelosi will be at this morning's ceremony in san francisco. governor schwarzenegger will be there as well, it's going to be a nice looking place but it take a few years. they are ready to go for today's ceremony, more local news in half an hour. the "today" show returns in less than a minute. ♪ >>> 8:30 now on this wednesday morning, august 11th, 2010. we have a