after the attack in the metro some suggested installing metal detectors in the metro but then the decided against as saying this would her allies the metro system would this detect this can be used annapolis including the arrivals hall does it make sense to do that or do you think that's what we have now is enough. doesn't make any sense to put up metal detectors everywhere including airport metal detectors cannot detect symmetrix or see for for example human foot seven or ten kilos the terrorists will still be able to get explosives in the building i can foresee that what is going to happen now is the government is going to allocate he . to install metal detectors everywhere but unfortunately in this money be spent efficiently i think russia can't afford being wasteful so i would say the right to crucial things we should spend money on the first security services should intensify their work with agents and develop any yeah right which we base. long after the collapse of the soviet union this effect only ceased to exist. after the second aspect. of educating people concerning terrorism fo

in metro stations as you were saying we know that. the governor are on their way to what can you tell us about because i understand the port is having to handle influx of planes that have suspected me being in a whole ring circulating pattern right above us here in the center of moscow. handling i would imagine extra security and extra airplanes and passengers well enough to capacity well it's difficult to say that at this point but i know that don my debtor is the major international mostly deals with international flights shadowmancer airport which is the second largest airport in russia. also with international flights but it's primarily resume. for domestic flights and it's been recently renovated so i assume it has the capacity to accommodate all those flights and passengers but i wouldn't be surprised if it was chaotic at this point because as you can imagine people are there is there is a large number of number of people in flights coming in and there is also in a large number of passengers who are extremely worried that someth

could have happened in the metro. happened on the bus somewhere and most people are probably looking for clinics and that right now if you are from the russian united business aviation association and of course as you were talking a little earlier about the fact how the aviation world will respond to this nevertheless questions will be also and many not just russian carriers but international carriers will be questioning the security of not just on the debt of a russian airports now what impact would that have on business and on the faith and russian aviation. well. what i feel it's not it is not a matter for the face of the russian aviation so it's basically a matter for the city but then it will be very nervous will a no alliance will be very go my distain it could start there will be definitely backlash and security in the airports. areas accessible for everybody or for common excise have been police and police have really but probably not enough that might this then you could start about the same thing will be hap

attack was carried out by a man not by a woman or women like we saw last year at the moscow march metro bombings with such varying tactics being carried out by the terrorists it only makes the job of the intelligence services more difficult for. terrorists rather their tactics to march see if they actually employ people who are ready to do the job of this or that specific moment of time usually women are more preferable as they attract usually less attention and people don't suspect women to be terrorists or a new source of danger is just a psychological matter of psychology here so if we talk take a look classic first you say a bomb or for instance in palestinian usually it's a male so in this case it's a traditional suicide bomb and if you can talk about say about it so it's quite traditional tactics let's talk about the victims of yesterday's blast at domodedovo airport how full of foreigners were killed and severely injured as well do you think yesterday's blast wake up the world to what is seen by many as the global threat of terrorism yes terrorism is global in our globalized worl

nervousness tension there or almost people like we saw over a year ago after the most metro bombings getting on with life as usual but what is the situation there the feeling that this fear. people understandably nervous anxious when they hear this nice they actually stuff on the ground have done a really great job every assuring people as best they can and keeping them as informed as they possibly can of what's going on so we actually think that some of the people in the airports some of them knew what was happening some of them were just finding out as we were talking to the so we could hear some of their reactions and. the most important thing is people safety i'm a little scared but there's nothing i can do have to go in there there's no other way home. you know what happened when we have been i really want to know what happened and they want to talk to my parents now because i think they're very worried you know bird they keep going to change. coming to moscow. i was supposed to fly from should i meet you but now i'm leaving from goma did or airport i'm not scared here and i don

there were also volunteers people standing outside offering free rides to moscow or to the closest metro station to those who needed to leave also the area at the train that is taking that is transporting passengers to and from the air. between the between don't forget about and most of the bell of those train rides were also offered for free for everybody willing to take them this morning to go over we do know that the security measures of course have been stepped way out but of course they actually even for having filming inside the airport when we went in they told us to leave with no more filming no more camera crews allowed inside and the security measures are so strict that at this point people have to literally open their bags before the even get into the departure area you come in and you immediately met with the cordoned off police you have to go through the metal detectors you have to open your bags they're checking everything even cell phones unfortunately it takes something as big as this tragedy for the security measures to be stepped up to where they really should have been

which president medvedev are referring is referring there are laws passed after last year's march metro bombings and the earlier bombing of the netsky express train on its way to st petersburg in both cases extra laws were added to russia's antiterrorism legislation but as he said those laws are either not being adhered to properly or are in need of some adjustment and they'll have to be scrutinized to see how they actually work in practice. also of note was the fact that the moscow's mayor and also the regional governor of the moscow region made a very swift public response to go to the scenes the hospitals and the airport to show leadership on the ground and to be at the center of the decision making process. although this incident happened walked twenty two kilometers outside of central moscow is clearly having an impact on all the major transportation hubs throughout the city but what's the atmosphere like there you are in the streets of moscow at the moment of this tragic incident just a few hours later what's it like to be there on the streets of moscow. well obviously this is som

it is reminiscent of the increased police presence after the moscow metro bombings which only happened under under a year ago and so the atmosphere of what it be vigilance really a lot of increased vigilance now from the security services police are currently working to identify the suspected suicide bomber behind monday's attack security has been tightened across the capital russia's anti-terrorism committee says the situation at the airport and across moscow is under control. as soon as we received information about the explosion police officers federal security experts and emergency teams went to the airport but we're taking every measure to prevent any such incidents in other public places in accordance with presidential order we've talked in security transportation hubs in moscow we are considering various motives but the most likely one is an act of terror of the national antiterrorism committee has already asked the public for any information about the incident the situation of the affluent across the capital is under control this is of course a very grave incident and it shows

it is reminiscent of the increased police presence after the moscow metro bombings which only happened under under a year ago and so the atmosphere of would it be vigilance really a lot of increased vigilance now from the security services. tom botton talking to me a little earlier from the center of moscow when at least sixty people have been taken to hospitals across the russian capital many of them are in a critical condition going to be that side of. life that you've got what do we know about those who have been lost. all the numbers are quite striking i might saw it might say because out of the sixty people around sixty people which have been hospitalized half of them is thought to be in critical condition in total it's thought that at least a hundred and sixty people were injured in this attack and of course at least thirty five people who lost their lives in this blast the injured were dispersed that hospitals across moscow and also at several clinics in the moscow region were getting news that they may be transferred to a bigger federal clinics in the city to provide all the pr

deadlocked you can't get anywhere and i only live literally around the corner i will take the metro and i'll be looking at this and we are looking at on the way home i'll be looking at it everyone will be and then the metro isn't a isn't a luxury it's a necessity it's how you get around airports are also a necessity ok this is why there are targets from what you've seen so far what about the performance of the emergency services. must march you and i were on. site unfortunately i'm not there at the airport now but from what the picture i've seen what our correspondents have said to us it looks like again they're reacting extremely fast doing their job doing a very professional like to point out living here after twelve years i've seen the professionalism and the investment in anti-terrorism contradictories. thanks very much indeed good to have your insights into the developing situation at the moment part of the well for maltese cross talk program joining us here in the studio just to reiterate if you just joined us an explosion at moscow's main airport domodedovo went off at one th

bombings last year we both had to walk by the metro very close here to the r.t. studios. what i saw when it came to the rescue chopper was that when navigating their way through the telephone and telegraph wires to land in the middle of these bustling streets the the recovery and rescue and security measures implemented after the much of bombing bus was just impressive yes and there was no panic there was absolutely no panic people continued to they got out of the way let the authorities do what they need to do they didn't have the looking lose their tour of the ferry know what's going on but he said can you move back they gave access to media i showed my card they said go in but be careful i mean a complete change sea change in dealing with these types of events to make sure that society knows the security security forces actually do care about them that's why people are present but of came out so early in we have other authorities there and like i said you know behind the scenes you know what went wrong and you know heads are going to roll and that's the way it

where people were also streaming down to the metro stations in leaving flowers at the scene of those tragic incidents and i'm assuming that it's going to continue this way people continue to stream down here throughout the day to pay their respects to. sim's off the blasts the blasts occurred at the arrivals a section of the terror they suspect the assumed terror suspect was in the crowd that was greeting and meeting those who were arriving mediately after the blasts of course that everything was covered with smoke there was panic and chaos but we have to give this to the authorities off the domodedovo airport when we got here but not of include not a guitar's officer of the blast everything was already under control all of the wounded were already dispersed throughout most of those hospitals of course there was immense police presence there were hundreds and hundreds of police and security officers throughout the building sniffer dogs also explosives investigative units they were just trying to make sure that there were no other explosives left in the building and my colleague sara

system yesterday to take a look at one of the central metro stations in the very heart of moscow to look at the security measures which are in place there and tile obviously those measures as some believe are not adequate enough so they will be adding more security checks. not just at the airports but also in the metro stations at the train stations basically increasing security overall so these are just some of the issues which will be a looked out at today's first reading all of this federal law we will read of the tragedy killed thirty five people and over one hundred are still in hospital what do we know about down at this point. what we do know that up more than one hundred continue to stay in hospitals in moscow in the region i mean a lot of that due process is a very serious injuries in the wake of the bombing at the time we didn't hear portent out the funerals actually for the first funerals for the victims were held yesterday but most of them will take place today the cemetery in moscow. special financial aid has been allocated for the families of victims to them for the wo

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which president medvedev are referring is referring there are laws passed after last year's march metro bombings and the earlier bombing of the netsky express train on its way to some petersburg in both cases extra laws were added to russia's antiterrorism legislation but as he said those laws are either not being adhered to properly or are in need of some adjustment and they'll have to be scrutinized to see how they actually work in practice also of note was the fact that the moscow's mayor and also the regional governor of the moscow region made a very swift public response to go to the scenes the hospitals and the airport to show leadership on the ground and to be at the center of the decision making process so as the president said in the in his in his address really. it's a matter of public transport safety public transport hubs have had security massively stepped up especially the other airports but also here in the center of moscow i'm pretty close to the kremlin now in the head of the federal security service there's visibly heightened police presence on the streets here it is r

metro system last march over one hundred people caught up in the airport blast being treated in hospitals across the capital. has more now. but times like this decisive leadership is required of course and both president and prime minister coming out with extremely strongly worded statements today showing that they really mean business with this investigation not mincing their words when it comes to find the perpetrators of this attack first the president president of this afternoon said that the primary aim now is obviously to find those responsible for the attack and bring them to justice he said should they resist they will be killed on the spot national more national our society and our state in general has once again been brutally challenged i think this is clear to everybody present in this room it is equally clear that we need to do everything for the perpetrators of this crime to be identified and brought to justice and the hideout of those bandits should be exterminated as usual we should deal unceremoniously with those who resist they should be killed on the spot prime minister

person or was one hell of a big this is no more operation dimitry well i think that basically the metro all saw the terrorist act was planned to be probably one of the biggest kayo that actually happened because they're just the metro car was not as food can be at the moment it was a rush hour but obviously the aim in both cases was to kill as many people as possible and the strategy i mean it's use this because. this strategy walked in spain in two thousand and four by. course this being out they go and you'll go and . get them in russia there is very there are very few weeks in which an average person can enforce the government's policy or. your way when you talk about the government's policy i'm getting a new wire. here that is holding an urgent meeting with the prosecutor general the investigative committee chief when it comes to our calculation peter please stay here dmitri please don't go anywhere we managed to get in touch with an eyewitness of the blasts let's have a listen to see what he said. i meant the departure zone of the demise of our airports right now they've just annou

obviously, at this airport, but also at other airports, in the metro and other transport terminals. think they will look at why this was allowed to happen. security was already beefed up. but clearly, president medvedev says that protocols were not followed. somebody was not doing their job properly. so i think there will be a search now for culprits amongst the people who were responsible for security at this airport. >> thank you for that update from moscow. governments around the world have condemned this latest attack. u.s. president barack obama described it as an outrageous. france and germany called the bombing barbaric and cowardly. chancellor angela merkel made this statement earlier. >> the german government condemns this attack in the sharpest terms. we offer our sympathies to the families of those wounded and killed. and of course, any support we can offer the russian government for the investigation. i have already expressed my sympathy to the russian president. >> and we will have more on the moscow airport bombing coming up later on in this "journal." palestinian lead

without 2 third of the budget metro ed will serve just 2000 adults and all core classes like english as second language, ged and vocational skills will be scaled back dramatically. all enrichment classes like kniting or art will be cancelled and 99 teachers will be laid off. >> more important for the adult to have a good education so they can approximately give, have support of children. >> these guys only get one chance. this is it. we need to start at the low definitely. >> all the cut to adult education begins in may. in san 0jose, this is abc 7 news. >> as you know probably firsthand school district throughout the bay area are hurting. now we checked in to see how the adult education programs are being affected. we didn't get an answer from mount diablo unified. san francisco usd tells us there have not been any adult education cuts at least not yet but oakland unified slashed it program last summer closing 2 adult education campuses and discontinuing many courses. >> still to come tonight. her silence has been broken. >> people don't hangup on me any more. i have a real voice. >

place in the international arrivals area and as the country's worst since twin bombings rock moscow's metro last march around a hundred people have been taken to hospitals across the capital well you know cross live to respond to sarah ferguson lindsay france who are monitoring the situation for us now sara what's been russia's official reaction over the terror attack. well first of the date of his latest statement today and it he pointed the finger firmly thirty's in management. now we know that yesterday a large quantity of explosives was able to be taken inside the airport and what he said is that the airport authorities really no need to take responsibility for clearly not having had effective security measures in place. what happened. to the airport security it's unbelievable this is a huge amount of explosives was brought into the terminal those officials responsible for security. must be punished for their decisions this is a grief a tragedy. now we've heard much the same from the country's antiterrorism committee that it's really quite unbelievable that this was able to happen now t

and he did the idea that for airport bore me has revealed gaping holes in security at airports metro and train stations up russia and of course it forced government officials to step up security measures to seriously shuffle security on the country's busiest transport taishan systems but all that so no new system of. all for terror alerts new alert system could be introduced on the country's transport taishan. at stations that have ports and the country's president personally want underground trains back to one of moscow's metro stations which has already been equipped with such. with this new system all to the great detail as the president said any country and any resident could be a victim of terrorism this is an international threat and it's not only russia which places it so really well what russia could do it could look to other countries' governments for tips on tackling this problem. only boy consolidating all public forces can we find pushes evil we have no room to get hysterical about terrorism and spread out through this who make terrorism stronger look at the way americans

lives at airport the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rock moscow's metro last march or you know across live to our correspondent goes outside the airport for us today. i mean a day of mourning was declared only in moscow and the moscow region but it is definitely the whole nation who is grieving for the victims tell us more. absolutely well like as you said. the day of mourning will be held in most region but of course is the entire country that has come together in grief over this horrific tragedy which occurred on monday afternoon of course to start with major channels and radio stations will change their broadcasting schedule there will be no interest payment programs that will try and cut down the commercials to the minimum but of course that's not just the official side it's mostly people coming together and being united in the face of grief we have to remember that most code that rushes in multinational multi confessional country and of course people of various nationalities and religious views are coming together they're flocking to the laying wreat

lives and the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rocked moscow's metro last march even though the official day of mourning is only being observed in moscow and a mosque in a region the effects of the blast have ripple throughout the whole country as our. airports reports. of course is the entire country that has come together in grief over this tragedy which occurred on monday afternoon of course to start with major channels and radio stations will change their broadcasting schedule there will be no interest payment programs that will try and cut down the commercials to the minimum but of course it's not just the official side it's mostly people coming together and being united in the face of grief we have to remember that most go that russia is a multinational multi confessional country and of course people of various nationalities and religious views are coming together they're flocking to the magenta laying wreaths and flowers to the side of the ball the of course the side of the bombing itself the rival's hall is still cordoned off to people only tho

moscow metro suicide bombings last march or the attack on the on the passenger train a little bit over a year ago or so is falling victim to terrorism on the regular basis but only recently has the united states and the west in general started to acknowledge that this is part of international terrorism and not just the mess that. the mastic problems which has been saying for years that there has to be a global effort to fight it and it is not only. responsibility to do so to do that although russia is in many ways more vulnerable to terrorism than other western countries are going to do is a world. i was there this morning actually. security what i didn't know to security it does look just as normal and as tight as one would expect an international airport so so so what are security experts actually saying about this particular attack on a major international. well security experts point out that these stocks could be actually staging the attacks to to send a message to response from international terrorist networks to fold them they think they can pull this off and it is actually not

system moscow metro system and the similar subway systems existing in other countries in fact yesterday president said it has went down underground into one into the major one of the central stations at the most called metro and examine the security systems which were in place there and of course though there is some of them present at the spots there are still not adequate enough to prevent and you sort of terror attacks so at this point the russian police authorities and transport security authorities are going to be looking at ways to improve security at the airports and hold will all. public transportation systems in the country. have there been any new revelations at this point for monday's terror attack on the marina at this point that the investigative committee which is dealing with the investigation has not really said anything at all except fourth on thursday he came out with a very harsh criticism of the russian media saying that they are basically going into into a frenzy bringing forth all sorts of possibility of possible theories and none of which have been confirmed by th

international arrivals area is russian's worst terrorist atrocity since twenty bombings rocked the moscow metro system last march over one hundred people were caught up in the airport blast and are being treated at hospitals across the capital we cannot cross live to our i bennett who's our go to go now live from the dumb idea of an airport hello to you ivor so the country's president not exactly biting his tongue here he had some very strong words for those responsible for the event at the airport didn't. put times like this decisive leadership is required of course and both president and prime minister coming out with extremely strongly worded statements today showing that they really mean business with this investigation not mincing their words when it comes to find the perpetrators of this attack first the president the president of the end of this afternoon said that the primary aim now is obviously to find those responsible for the attack and bring them to justice he said should they resist they will be killed in the sports and eliminated. national. our society and our state in general ha

in a blast at a moscow airport it was the largest terror attack in the russian capital since this metro was bombed last march. hospitals across the capital have taken at around one hundred i'll be injured with almost half of them in a critical condition. investigators believe the attack was most likely a suicide bombing and experts say international terrorists are involved making it more than an internal issue. it was an r.t. coming to life from moscow and thirty five people have been killed in the round one hundred eighty injured after a suspected suicide bomber struck at russia's domodedovo airport the country's busiest air hop the terror attack which took place in the international arrivals area as russia's worst since twin bombings rocked moscow's metro last march around a hundred people have been taken to hospitals across the capital well we can now cross live to our correspondent lindsey france and sara furthur of following the story for us here outside moscow and first let's go to say our russian airports have imposed enhanced security measures after the blast an international fl

area of russia's biggest airport is the country's worst since two thousand bombings rock moscow's metro last march and around one hundred people have been taken to hospitals across the capital while we can now cross live to our correspondent sarah ferguson lindsay france who are following the story for us and sarah ferguson outside the airport here in moscow sara first to you what's been the reaction from the kremlin over the tragedy and what conclusions have investigators made so far. has just made a statement and in it he pointed the finger airport. at the airport of thirty saying that they need to take responsibility for not having had effective security measures in place so we can hear from him now. what happened to the shows at the airport lax security it's unbelievable this is a huge amount of explosives was brought into the terminal those officials responsible for security. must be punished for their decisions this is a turd took a grief a tragedy to. another spokesman for the anti terror committee here has said a similar thing that it's really quite unbelievable that someone was

place in the international arrivals area and as the country's worst since twin bombings rock moscow's metro last march around a hundred people have been taken to hospitals across the capital cross live to our correspondent sara firth who's outside the airport so sara there have been some strong statements from the kremlin today concerning the terror attack. absolutely we heard president making his statement today and he was pointing the finger of blame very firmly. on the management saying that they really need to take responsibility for their part to play in this now we know that there was a large quantity of explosives that were able to be taken inside the airport yesterday and so what he's saying is that really they now need to take responsibility for having not had affected preventive measures in place. what happened. to the security it's unbelievable this is a huge amount of explosives into the terminal those officials responsible for security. must be punished for their decisions this is a grief a tragedy. you know we've heard a similar sentiment from many officials this belief really

bomb if you think we can talk about the metro bombings and this in the same vein of conversation. i think yes they have classically you know why they could building together but since solitude is very difficult to say. to specially saudi who which organization actually committed these acts because no terror organization has taken responsibility for this act yet now you are a security expert tell me what's what's next and still what's happening right now with the investigators the police the security forces dome and. i'm probably in central moscow at some intelligence center as well what are they doing at this moment do you think. right now. they have been no comment from the federal security service who are actually in charge of such kind of investigation because as i have said it's too soon to say. but no they have found no traces but. admittedly they already suspect that the van that could be a seaside bomber engaged in this in this terror act and if so when they find out who exactly was the bomber was then it will be much clearer which are getting additional responsible but you

this this deadly blast has taken place less than a year after another terror attacks in the moscow metro forty people died that day would you join a comparison between the two i've been speaking to people of ellan dimitrius. it seems that the finger of blame is already pointing in that geographic direction your thoughts well you know the terrorist attacks i know it's rare in russia in fact each year several dozen them down sometimes. more than a hundred of them are rad just across russia but most of them take place in their summer turbulent north caucasus region so maybe people here in moscow may have felt somehow insulated from all those terror but definitely this perception was shattered once again today it was shattered previously during those horrible days in march that you just mentioned when two suicide bombers from chechnya detonated themselves during the morning rush hour killing thirty nine people and you don't immediately after that attack. a lot of public criticism was directed at the law enforcement and security agencies for not preventing those blasts from happening because.

the attached cash flow distribution schedule, and amend the brt/transit preferential streets/muni metroear prioritization program, with a commitment to appropriate $574,000 in fiscal year 2010/11 prop k funds to complete this phase of work. supervisor campos: public comments on this particular item? supervisor mirkarimi: -- public comments on this particular item? >> k is extraordinary ♪ supervisor mirkarimi: seeing a more public comments, public comment is closed. without objection, motion proceeds. next item. >> item number 11. appropriate $1,647,515 in prop k funds, with conditions, for environmental analysis for the geary bus rapid transit (brt) project, subject to the attached cash flow distribution schedule, and amend the brt/transit preferential streets/muni metro network 5-year prioritization program. supervisor mirkarimi: discussion? public comment? take your time. >> like i told you before, the bus rapid transit project on van ness and the one on geary has been worked on since 1986. it is all a matter of public record. there is a file a report for the corridor. it was also men

from a succession of horrendous terrorist attacks over the last year and a help there were the moscow metro suicide bombings last march there was the attack on the passenger train a little bit over a year ago so russia is falling victim to terrorism on a regular basis and only recently has the united states and the west the in general started to sort of a can all is that this is part of international parries and not just russia as the mass they choose. what are the security experts saying especially considering that is a major international. well met security experts point out that these monsters could actually be staging the attacks to raise funds from international terrorist networks you know to sort of shoulder they can pull this off and in russia it is not as difficult to pull it off as say the united states we have our own. talk to waleed faurisson advisor to the u.s. congress on terrorism here is what kind of a message he says behind this horrendous attack let's listen. to our tool important note here for international observers number one is that this attack against most schools airp

even the metro was bombed to this last year when 40 people died.the airport was working normally today with flights departing and arriving. russians are asking when they will keep their promise and restore security. >> the international arrivals area was a vulnerable target packed with families, taxi drivers, and business people. israel is known for its tight security. all vehicles there go through a checkpoint. departing passengers are questioned by profile is before they check-in. non passengers are barred from the airport terminal. for the into the terminal, luggage is x-rated. washington dulles is more relaxed and some areas. more now from our correspondent has been to madrid and looking into how security is handled. >> this is the biggest airport in spain. at the entrance, there is no extra security, you can walk off the streets. this airport handles around 50 million passengers every year. this is not the place that is bristling with arms security officers. in fact, the atmosphere here seems pretty relaxed. in 2004, there was an attack on the

pero cada vez que llega es peligroso querétaro fíjate que van dos en muy pocos metros.> tiene la motivación. necaxa pierde en casa y aprovechando el abrir en tu casa. en esta ocasión. estas ganando ante un rival que llegó como favorito. aquí tendremos en la fecha 4. querétaro-necaxa. arranca tigres. buscando des contar adentro del área. el servicio atrás en dónde no aparecía nadie. no sé si levantó si se le movió. >> es muy frecuente. o sea, el delantero ante la desaparición. corre hacia el arco, no hay quién aguante que haga la corrida o el movimiento o sea, si ya fueron 2. uno que se suelta. para tener la opción de aprovechar el hueco, el espacio, no mulchas veces el delantero s ciega. cambio de juego. pelota larga. acompáñenos más adelante en telefutura. santos-atlante.8 de la noche del 5 pacífico. >> >> ay! buena entrada. hay que manejar muy bien el tiempo >> fíjate, es una pelota que tenía controlada en media cancha to lee toledo. entrega rápidamente. o sea, hay dos errores en la jugada. el primero de toledo y el segundo de cirilo. toca muy bien. después del robo c

even the moscow metro was bombed just last year.vo airport was working almost normally today, with flights arriving from across the world. the russians are asking when the government will keep its promise and restore security. bbc news, domodevo airport, near moscow. >>ç the bomb in moscow was in e international arrivals area, taxi drivers, and business people, a vulnerable target. what precautions do airports around the world take? in israel, all vehicles go through aç checkpoint and spot checks by armed guards. all luggage going into the holds of aircraft is x-ray. in nairobi, there are random vehicle checks. non-passengers are barred from the airport terminal. before entering the building, luggage is x-ray. for more now, we go to madrid to see how security is handled there. >> this is madrid's iconic airport, the busiest and biggest in spain. here at the entrance, there is no extra security. you can walk in off the street like i just have. no one checks the bags. there are no other searches. you walk through the doors and into

the telecommunications put in the best sector, led by metro p.c.s. shares added another 6.5%, four times its usual volume on this nice volume from $5.50. and optimism is building that the fourth quarter ended with a bang for metro p.c.s. b.p. shares were heating up. it is a six month high in b.p. we've got to go back to $60 and change before the gulf oil disaster really fell off the cliff. the daily mail in the u.k. reports that royal/dutch shell may be interested in a merger. and drug-maker zoma, big pop in price and volume. 37% move higher. partnering with a french company for antii antiinflammatory medicine. look at that, back in the middle of last month, and tonight over $7 a share. we've got a video on our website, nbron pbs.com. >> susie: 2010 was a good year to be a small cap stock. those equities, measured by the russell 2000 small-cap index, far outperformed the broader market, rising 25%. will that performance continue this year? as erika miller reports, while january is traditionally a good month for the stocks of small companies, not ever