and russia remembers the first thirty eight people killed in the moscow metro blast a year ago two suicide bombers blew themselves up during the morning rush. with live from moscow now after their rapid advance libyan rebels are now being pushed further back from the outskirts of colonel gadhafi. there are reports of a heavy bombardment and gunfire being used by pro-government forces despite claims of a ceasefire assays policy in our reports from the capital tripoli. they have been is strikes overnight and into the early hours of this morning tuesday here in the capital city of tripoli the targets were both military and civilian now we are just hearing reports that in terms of the fighting on the ground the frontline has been pushed backwards to the city of revenge awad away from the city of sirte that is gadhafi is home town we are hearing distressing reports though conductors inside said they say that they have been treating hundreds of patients libyan soldiers who have been targeted in these poor addition airstrikes the doctors saying that many of them have lost limbs they've lost arms

it's a busy average tuesday across the metro system but a very somber atmosphere here at park metro station where i am also at lubyanka in the center of the city we've seen many people turning up with flowers to pay their respects to those who died in these two suicide blasts as well as remembering those who were injured in these attacks as well now and save many people to stop pushing a. makeshift memorial there on the platforms no i said a very busy day on the metro one thing that has come from this is it hasn't stopped people from using the metro system and still saying that they won't let the terrorists win and won't stop them from using that they're getting on with their day to day lives now my colleague but the question of a spoke to some of those who were caught up in the blast a year ago it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me three get through he like many others had a certain string in his step knowing the harshness cool winter was a little but little did he realize the nightmare he would be thrown into just a few minutes later suddenly there was a very horrible s

russia remembers the thirty eight people killed in the moscow metro blast the year ago when two suicide bombers blew themselves up during the morning rush hour. but also reporting the high price for investing in georgia business with millions awaits a court's verdict on wednesday but he insists the trumped up bribery charges but so tbilisi can avoid paying up. this is r.t. come tonight from the russian capital where it's now ten pm and eight pm in libya where after the rapid advance libyan rebels are now being pushed further back from the outskirts of colonel gadhafi hometown there are reports of a heavy bombardment thing going far being used by pro-government forces despite claims of a cease fire. has the latest now from the capital tripoli. most often choose day with we now explosions here in the capital city of tripoli i was actually indoors when they happened and i continue that windows of the building visibly so this is the temple straight day that took me has been the target of kurdish made strides in as i'm speaking t.v. here in a few gunshots just coming to my right now it's not

outside one of those metro stations for us. hi peter so flowers lighting candles what kind of tributes i mean paying at the stations today refusing. because the average tuesday across the map. tro system but a very somber atmosphere here at park station where i am also at love younker in the center of the city we've seen many people turning up with flowers to pay their respects to those who died in these two suicide blasts as well as remember knows who were injured in these attacks is world now and save many people to establishing a. makeshift memorial there on the platforms now as at a very busy day on the metro one thing that has come from this is it hasn't stopped people from using the metro system and still saying that they won't let the terrorists win and won't stop them from using that they're getting on with their day to day lives artie's medina cochon over spoke to some of those people who were caught up in the blasts. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me that he could get off he like many others had

that was one of the reporting from outside one of the metro stations in. the country is describing the situation at the fukushima nuclear station is very grave. plutonium has been detected in soil near the plant of the highly radioactive water leaked from one of the reactors the government says it's on maximum alert to tackle the crisis it's also considering whether to extend the evacuation zone around the plant which is now a thirty kilometer radius the battle to restore the cooling system has been underway for almost three weeks but with little progress ever since the reactors were damaged by the earthquake traces of radiation were found in some products and tap water as far as tokyo which is two hundred fifty kilometers south of the question becomes are still struggling to look after communities shattered by the earthquake and tsunami disaster nearly a quarter of a million people are still living in mass shelters. and welty dot com has more in japan's it struggles to recover from disaster we've online video reports from the moment trying to be struck an

our nation to sleep inside the metro station. if we're smart i will be remembering this terrible tragedy throughout the entire day on this one year anniversary but what if i did watch it looks at that tragic day. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me that he could get off he like many others had a certain string in his step and knowing the harsh moscow winter was all over but little did he realize the nightmare he would be thrown into just a few minutes later suddenly there was a very horrible sound as if something huge have formed. and i woke up and there was a small a haze. people were shouting and rushing out of the car would meet the had her it was the start of the worst terrorist attack in the russian capital in six years just before eight am the first of two explosions hit the moscow subway killing twenty four people at the crowded luganda station which lies beneath they had quarters of the federal security service forty minutes later the terror trail moved south targeting a station at a crucial city inte

and moscow mourns the forty victims of last year's twin the metro's suicide blast which shocked the nation but added results to the fight against terrorism. plus oil prices are sliding after libyan rebels recaptured oil pools and promised to restore exports join our series business desk in about twenty minutes time. a very warm welcome scene this is the line from moscow with me on a separate rebels and pro get out the forces are in a lot in a fierce fight for libya's third largest city misrata is likely to be a key battle with your position in control of the gulf in tripoli in government hands meanwhile representatives of governmental and international organizations are used to meet in london the sky the delivery of humanitarian aid down the political future of the country without a doubt is in tripoli with. it was a novel night of airstrikes here over the capital city of tripoli they started late last night monday and they continued until the early hours of this morning chouse day we understand that a number of military targets have been hit but we also is receiving reports that a number

and moscow mourns the forty victims of last year's twin suicide attacks on the capital's metro system that shocked the nation but only strengthened their result in the fight against terrorism. a very warm welcome to you this is all seen live from moscow i know. they're around they did violence libyan rebels are now being up pushed further back from the annals guards of colonel gadhafi there are reports of a heaven and. five being used by pro-government forces despite claims that the ceasefire is in place else calls live to the tripoli for more now for this is there for us paula what are you hearing about where the for one fighting is now taking place. bulletin kristoff us saying that there have been is strikes overnight and into the early hours of this morning cheers in the capital city of tripoli the targets were both military and civilian now we are just hearing reports that in terms of the fighting on the ground the frontline has been pushed backwards to the city of god away from the city of sirte that is conduct these home town we are hearing distressing reports though from doctor

and moscow more as the forty victims of last year's twin suicide attacks on the capital's metro system that shocked the nation but only strengthened their results in the fight against terrorism. he would also you live from moscow or just after three pm well after the wreckage of violence libyan rebels are now being pushed further back from the outskirts of colonel gadhafi his hometown there are reports of a heavy bombardment and gunfire being used by pro-government forces despite claims that a ceasefire is in place. now reports from tripoli. there have been is strikes overnight and into the early hours of this morning choose day here in the capital city of tripoli the targets were both military and civilian now we all just hear reports that in terms of the fighting on the ground the front man has been pushed backwards to the city of breeden jawad away from the city of sirte that is gadhafi is home town we are hearing distressing reports though from doctors inside said they say that they have been treating hundreds of patients libyan soldiers who have been targeted in these prohibition

model of is thought to have most aligned at times almost you don't get out of apples on the city's metro or commemorating the one year anniversary of the mission bombings which killed forty rush hour commute his company in. one of the stations there were talks it. members of services are scheduled to take place throughout the day both here at the park with the mixer station and also look down for metro station where of course the first blast or through the early morning rush hour around just before eight o'clock in the morning exactly one year ago however we have already seen some people carrying flowers and leaving just inside the petrol station not as it was just a single number of people of course muscovites will be remembering this terrible tragedy throughout the entire day on its one year anniversary but what it meant to the fortune of looks back at that tragic day. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me three people who like many others had a certain spring in his step in the way that harshman school into his own little but little did he realize the nightmare he w

8:22 en las zonas costeras hay varias cosas que se hicieron en chile, como poner una verma de 5 6 metrosue no es nada mas que poner un cerro de arena o de tiera y eso saca, absorbe el impacto del tsunami inicial 8:44 tampoco observa construcciones adecuadas 9:11 la otra manera de mitigar estas cosas es construir los edificios que estan frente al mar con unos paneles que se rompan cuando viene la ola y con las columnas lo suficientemente fuertes para que el agua pase y la gente pueda subir a los pisos superiores 9:31 la ola mediana que recibimos del tsunami de japon dejo mas de cuarenta millones de dolares en perdidas, en nuestro estado especialmente en santa cruz y crescent city... pero una ola mayor podria llegar si se da un terremoto en la falla de cascadia al norte de california y hacia canada, agrego fierro. 12:51 recuerde que la ola viaja a 900 kilometros por hora esos son como 600 millas por hora, si estamos a 200 millas en 20 minutos va a llegar la ola, en 20 minutos evacuar una ciudad de 30 mil gentes es casi imposible 13:16 a menos que hayan simulacros en esas comunidades en rie

moscow mourns the forty victims of last year's twin suicide attacks on the capital's metro system that shocked the nation will only strengthen the resolve in the fight against terrorism. but a very warm welcome to you this is the line from moscow libya has seen walkover lucian airstrikes. a day of the fighting in the country's third largest city even as there are well there are reports of heavy bombardment and gunfire is likely to be a key battleground with the opposition entrenched to bring goals the un tripoli remaining in government reports and the capital. there was a nother night of airstrikes here over the capital city of tripoli they started late last night and monday and they continued until the early hours of this morning chouse day we understand that a number of military targets have been hit but we also is receiving reports that a number of civilian areas have been struck the big news here is the growing fear that there could be impugned and bloodbath in the capital city of tripoli just yesterday after what seemed like a lightning advance the rebel forces after sitting out o

and more stable lives the forty victims of last year's twin metros still in. shock and they said that other results the flights against terrorists are . very warm welcomes you this is our scene live from moscow libya has seen one coalition air strikes overnight after a day of clashes on the ground between rebels and gadhafi supporters on monday anti-government fighters as follows the west woods but it was stopped on the outskirts of the birthplace of the libyan leader what is a report in the capital recomputing reports of rebels gaining control of sirte were met with shock. lissett is a sense of panic here in the capital city there's almost a sense of fear that you can touch the reports are so conflicting and that is what is making people here so distrait is why now we hear that the rebels are fifty kilometers away from his hometown of sirte the next hour we hear that they've been pushed back a hundred kilometers the frontline no doubt keeps shifting we actually heard that the rebels were inside syria itself they were never supposed to get this far and that is

. >> ola de hasta diez metros de altura arrazaron todo lo que tenían a su paso . >> los aviones paradosrvicio de teléfono no funcionaba . >> en la nación ahora hay otra tragedia . >> pues puede haber una posible fuga de una. >> en las costas de califorcos. >> u nuclear --las autoridades estimaron los . >> el gobernador declaro estado de emergencia en cuatro ciudades del estado y con ello se podrán solicitar recuersos para este tipo de daños. >> las imágenes de barcos arrazados en los muelles dejan boca abiertos . >> este bote desaparia bajo las aguas conviertiendose en más de 15 que fueron afectados por las marejadas . >> las autoridades trataban tomar control de las embarcaciones . >> los daños son de varios millones de dólares . >> nunca ví algo así acá!. >> se golpeabas unas con otras . >> las autoridades informan que a pesar de la evuacion la gente aún seguía allí . >> este hombre no obedeció . >> salió en busca de su bote . >> pero lo siguieron de inmediato . >> me despertaron por que vivo cerca del agua . >> pero donde el oleaje llego es en san francisco . >> esta bien ventoso . >

i'm also very bourne's the full she victims of last year's twitter metro's suicide last week and they should but added result in the fight against terrorism. now for the nation's schools with natalya. what a welcome you're watching the scores of bedrock in our two thanks for joining us

poco más de un metro.emente no hay nadie aquí la fuerza del agua está pantalla de aluminio en dónde se estacionaba la gente vemos aquí en la pared el nivel reflejado. es la fuerza y esta es la intensidad con lo que llegó el tsunami hasta este pequeño poblado en las afueras de sendai en dónde no hay nadie en que parece un pueblo fantasma, en dónde solamente están has ramas las raíces de los árboles que fueron a arrancadas los coches inundados. la frainfraestructura sufrió grs daños. el tren bala no opera hacia el norte, la gasolina se convierte en el bien más deseado que vive las horas más críticas de su historia. en las afueras sendai llegan los cuerpo eles de... en dónde se desarrolla. por lo pronto. por supuesto desde muy supuesto. hoy día en japón. en la prueba una vez se pueda. el único corresponsal. el equipo completo. la noticia que continúa. toda esta semana no se lo pierda. el temor new inic en 79 décadas. la carrera nuclear. >> afirma el gobierno japonés para explicarlo nos acompaña el profesor de

if you're taking metro right now expect major delays. 1 01, problem free conditions clearing out all the slow traffic as to make your way toward san clara. we have shaken the back up on the 87 interchange of the drive, 15 minutes from the downtown area as you approach send a clear this morning. a modest back up for the rest of the morning, traffic is driven not by towards their francisco. the meter lights have been cycled off no problems getting to the bridge westbound 580 or the northbound direction of the nimitz freeway. 10 06 a.m. a look your forecast. >> janu: alive look at the golden gate bridge. cloudy conditions we will see a cloud cover through the day. we started out with the scattered showers. a dry afternoon and we have a bit more modest or for us tomorrow. the wet whether sitting to the north the loss of the bay area, we will stay dry for the remainder of the day. temperature in the '50s, some left over '40's through napa. 53 rid was city, satellite and radar showing us the club cover will push its way anin. today we will be

and finally german retail giant metro plans to open one hundred new super stores this year mainly and russia china and india as it rushes to satisfy consumer demand and those key motion markets general director of metro cash and carry told business archie chains expansion plans the first half to turn ten was due quite difficult i think for the whole we do market we see to go and turn in the second half of the trim we just continue to second top the first half of the product the level but i think we're quite confident about the future results but if you we have at this moment several plots only if this occasion we plan to open it don't go through as that is more the last few large egos fights that we try to do open more stores and accelerate our exposure they were sure. it's all the business news so this hour join the last one last time for more business stories here on r.t. and get more from our website our dot com slash business. download the official t.m.p. keisha q on the phone oh i pod touch for me. life on the go. video on demand on she's mine told comes an r.s.s. feeds now in th

indeed tuesday will mark a year since two devastating blast tore through the moscow metro system both very central locations one of them the metro station the other part both of course in the heart of the russian capital down could being just steps away from the kremlin of course the heart of the russian capital both attacks took place during the early morning rush hour wounding dozens of people killing over forty and tomorrow will be the day when hundreds of people will flock to both of those stations bringing candles flowers holding vigils we know that a lot of people are going to come to pay their respects to all those who lost their lives to show support for all of those who lost loved ones in those terrible attacks basically it'll be kind of a show of strength and support for the people of this country they will show each other that they are able to come together in tough times like these support one another and of course not rest until authorities find those responsible for these terrible attacks and make sure that they do everything in their hands to prevent similar attacks fro

. >>> home prices in the bay area declined along with those in most other metro areas. analysts say it is fresh evidence that the housing recession is far from over. home prices dropped nearly 2%. only two metro areas at the 20 largest showed gains. 11 cities are at their lowest level since the market started going bust in 2006. >>> on wall street stocks pushed higher. energy and telecom led the rally. >>> a proper -- popular restaurant is on the verge of closing. the restaurant opened in 1992. it was named on the chronicle's top 100 list since 2004 before now the restaurant will continue to be open for dinner nightly. no closing date is set. >>> facebook removed a page that called on palestinians to take up arms against israel. the third palestinian page had more than 350,000 fans when it was taken down. facebook said the page began as a call for peaceful protest but the tone has shifted to endorse and promote violence. they pressed they spoke to me move the page. >>> san francisco supervisors met today i had the key vote, but the plan is being met with growing opposit

also looks good for ace, muni metro and caltrain. all right.led big rig blocking a lane. tow crews trying to clear it out. metering lights on five minutes ago so starting to see some delay. looks like you can actually see some flashing lights there. looks like a tow crew is trying to head to the scene. the rest of traffic is stacking up beyond the first overcrossing. northbound 280 so far looks great out of downtown san jose. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> protestors in many middle eastern countries have used social media to aid their causes but some governments are using technology created in silicon valley to limit the protests. kcbs radio's matt bigler reports. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about companies based here in silicon valley that make web filtering products that are being used right now by countries in the middle east to basically send to the net. let me give you a couple of examples. mcafee the maker of antivirus software they make a web feltering product that

i used to go to the restaurant that was there before and in the metro and the patio was open. it was in use. and none of us knew it was -- it shouldn't have been. good luck. i walk by all the time and it's always packed. commissioner moore? commissioner moore and edition to the street improvements and this is a real manifestation for divisadero. >> call the question. >> we weren't going to talk anymore. >> we didn't discuss that in the rules. secretary avery: what are the rules to address that? call the question. >> commissioner, the motion for approval. >> on that mission, commissioners. [roll call vote taken] avery river thank you, commissioners. that passed unanimously. you are on item 12, 2009.0229d 2709 larkin street. >> good afternoon. david lindsey, department staff. and i think it's two or three properties away uphill from this particular property on larkin street we're under contract to the owner of the property to provide some architectural services and so i am quite familiar with the neighborhood, but i don't think that property owner is not involved in this particu

here's a sad look at the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in the major metro area. according to gas buddy.com, it is $3.88 in oakland, $3.89 in both san jose and san francisco metro areas. the prices are about 15 cents higher than one week ago. about 80 cents higher than this time last year. depressing numbers there. and it probably will only go higher. forecasters say it could go over $5! >> might fuel a change in resources. >> you always wonder. >> at some point it's got to. may be approaching that. >> you have some less depressing numbers? >> yeah, i do. i've got great numbers out there. looking for a balmy weekend. got to love that, as we see temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for the warmer locations today, as we take a look outside across our vaca cam, out in the highcountry, lots of sunshine out there, high, thin clouds. we will see increasing clouds and warm moisture heading our way for tomorrow. again, looking at the subtropical connection, pineapple express, so to speak. we'll talk more about that and show you the details, coming up in a few minutes. >>>

and russia remembers those thirty eight victims of the moscow metro blasts a year ago after two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the morning rush hour president medvedev says all the suspects behind the crimes have been identified and most of them have been in the senate. one hour to talk to an intelligence expert who suggests that russia needs to deploy deep level field work and agents to deal the decisive blow against terrorists. we'll. review the latest science and technology from the realms like. we've got the future covered. so we're going to welcome to spotlight the interview show on our t.v. i'm ali not vent today the guest in the studio here is parry. the recent terrorist attack on russia's biggest payoff for the addendum once again brought the problem of suicide bombers into the spotlight at thirty's turning to metal detectors and other high tech devices they believe it will help filter out the terrorists but many say we'd rather we introduce fieldwork and agent it's self what is the right way to guarantee public. agency former director. perry. the israel security agency t

. >>> lo máximo que esperamos es 2 metros. >>> y el presidente calderón, advirtió recomendable, dijodes están en alerta. >>> en chile se evacuó la isla de pascua. >>> de haber consecuencias, en nuestras costas, ocurria en última horas de hoy. >>> en ecuador, hubo evacuación, e islas galapagos, la ola llegará a la tarde. >>> decretamos estado de excepción. >>> y guaguatemala, pescadores alertaron, por el oleaje. partieron los topos con los equipos de rescate. >>> hasta el momento, no se observan grandes olas, en méxico, por lo menos las de dos metros, y un funcionario, comentó que las líneas están saturadas que y que escriban por correo electrónico, a la siguiente dirección. para localizar a seres queridos, es todo esdesde méxico. >>> gracias verónica. >>> y también google, puso un servicio a su disposición, para encontrar a personas desaparecidas, y también como un directorio de mensajes, para decir que están sanos y salvos. >>> y también la costa oeste de estados unidos está en amenaza de tsunami. norma adelante. >>> gracias ilia, buenas tardes, en san pedro, las autoridades vigilan

pre-paid companies leap wireless and metro p.c.s. are commonly looked at as buyout targets themselves. we've seen some nice gains. leap added 16%. metro p.c.s. up more than 4.5%, and u.s. cellular added almost 5%. one more note on the at&t deal-- stocks of cell phone tower operators fell. s.b.a. communications, american tower and crown castle each fell to their lowest prices of the year. if the at&t deal becomes a reality, it could reduce the need for new communication towers. boeing stock was taking flight today, a day after its newest 747 jumbo jet took flight for the first time. the 747-8 intercontinental is the largest commercial plane built by boeing. this is the third new boeing commercial plane in 15 months, joining the 787 dreamliner and a new freight version of the 747. both of those are behind schedule. boeing stock led the dow industrials with this 3% jump today. the rally brings boeing back close to the $72 level. right around here. it has had trouble getting over that price since may. the best sector today was energy on

in wap in the exclusive metro -- in wap in the scluche metro between the senators and congress, the world is keshed about what would -- is concerned about what would happen if americanot lead. >> against the popular movement of the people without recourse is serious question for all of us. >> if we stand by and let it happen, for sure, that will be a black mark on our record for a long time. >> but obama has given pause by the military reality, too. the u.s. military says stopping all flights by colonel gaddafi's air force would be a complex operation taking units away from afghanistan. first, air defenses around the government's strongholds of tripoli would have to be taken out. risking civilian casualties. and enforcing a in fly zone would need hundreds of fighter jets supported by pore larger air crast with radar and refueling. war ships for radar cover and helicopters for search and rescue. in iraq such an operation costs $1.5 billion a year. and it would raise new questions. >> certainly to impose the initial no-fly zone may take a matter of days. but if the political aim is to suppo

forty victims of last year's twin metro's suicide blasts words shocked the nation but added result of fight. for the libyan conflict is the first to military action launched by obama since becoming president that leaves us some to wonder whether he's a following in the footsteps of his predecessor. spoke to civil rights activist cornell west about whether the president right or wrong that's coming up. dr cornel west is among america's most provocative intellectuals a princeton professor and lifelong pioneer of working class rights and racial justice. at this year's left forum conference in new york city dr west's appearance truth thousands of activists aiming to revitalize the american left. there he was. once a vocal supporter of u.s. president barack obama dr west tells r t y u that pena has drastically changed dr west thank you very much for taking the time to speak with r.t. blessed to be here jock arrest you are one of twelve hundred speakers from around the world who have come here to new york to take part in the left forum this era's theme it's called tell words the politics of

and russia remembers the thirty eight victims of the moscow metro blast a year ago after two suicide bombers blew themselves up during the morning rush hour in the field of all the suspects behind the crimes of unit and pride and most have a few minutes. about another update in fifteen minutes from r.t. talks to american civil rights activist cornel west once a vocal a bomber supporter in l. says the president's recent policy decisions betray the campaign rhetoric. that interview is next. dr cornell west is among america's most provocative intellectuals a princeton professor and lifelong pioneer of working class rights and racial justice. at this year's left forum conference in new york city dr west's appearance truth thousands of activists aiming to revitalize the american left want to be the solidarity with martin luther king. once a vocal supporter of u.s. president barack obama dr west tells r t why his opinion has drastically changed dr west thank you very much for taking the time to speak with r.t. that's the band here dr west you are one of twelve hundred speakers from around

bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain no delays. again, some lingering overnight roadwork, and actually we are starting to see a few brake lights through livermore. this is new roadwork this morning, eastbound 580 between airway boulevard and north livermore avenue. various lanes blocked towards 680. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> stay with us, when we come back after the break, we'll take a -- we'll talk about the giants and opening day. >> yeah. all righty. baseball. ,, ,,,,,,,, [thunder] did you buy the flashlight and the batteries? yes. did you make sure we're not missing anything in the first aid kit? yup. did you go through the plan with the kids again? yes. announcer: the more you prepare today, the more you'll be able to reduce the devastating effects of a tornado, an earthquake, a power outage, or any other disaster. get a kit, make a plan, be informed. visit ready.gov. it's the fi >>> the day has finally arrived. opening day for your san francisco giants. it's the

have retreated from early morning gains to edge lower our among the losers is the german retailer metro a.g. down four point three percent after given a cautious trading outlook our weather insurance and financial stocks are rallying . and in russia stocks finished low investors were still taking profits after last week's strong gains or just last point four percent one of my six point eight percent let's have a look at some individual moves shares lost about two percent on news the company associated with c o has sold two billion dollars worth of local derivative stuff gas prices down just under one percent news of south stream deal with the winter's haul all of the fact that alexa min there has been a lexus c.e.o. for another five years hasn't given shares left and there are forty standard losses dropping one point three percent despite a source at the airline saying its net profits rose more than two fold and twenty turned to two hundred eighty billion dollars. russia's largest mobile phone. has confirmed plans to fly. on the london stock exchange a source close to the still says the

a new player bringing more of those so it's true pipeline project by metro's a world where new all the latest from the business desk. also this hour japan resumes afterwards to stabilize the damaged reactors at the fukushima nuclear power plant after work was spent in following unexplained smoke concerns. plus belgium is frozen without a government as a dispute between two major ethnic communities continues fuelling experts predict should stop the brits could spread across all europe. it's three pm here in moscow this is our team coming to you live with me and he's now away thanks for being with us let's get straight to our top story fresh explosions and gunfire have been heard in tripoli as international coalition forces continue to bombard libya the country's government says further civilian casualties occurred following the third day of allied airstrikes meanwhile troops loyal to the libyan leader colonel catastrophe are reportedly attacking rebel strongholds in the last pulse lior reports. well in the latest coalition air strikes to libyan naval bases and to live in airports were h

planned and carried out the suicide bombing in moscow the mindset of us airport and devastating moscow metro bombings according to russia's most wanted terrorist. they were acting under his command tuesday will mark a year since a two devastating blast tore through the moscow metro system both a very central location is one of them slowed down coming to a station the other partly due to both of course in the heart of the russian capital don could being just steps away from the kremlin of course the heart of the russian capital both the attacks took place during the early morning rush hour wounding dozens of people killing over forty hundreds of people will flock to both of those stations bringing candles flowers holding vigils we know that a lot of people are going to come to pay their respects to all those who lost their lives to show support for all of those who lost loved ones in those terrible attacks basically it'll be kind of a show of strength and support for the people of this country they will. show each other that they are able to come together in tough times like these support one

and moscow mourns the forty victims of last year's twin metro's suicide loss which a nation because results in the fight against terrorism. as we discussed the situation in the middle east with a former adviser to george w. bush administration in the u.s. tell us. we're witnessing is an inevitable consequence of globalization and growing populations that interview next. a wave of popular uprisings in the arab world has political analysts to come up with plenty of matter force some are calling need to rein in the desert that would hopefully cause the region of the corrupt regimes others are comparing it to a destructive tsunami that would wreak havoc in a radio region well at some perspective from that we're now joined by former adviser to president george w. bush thomas graham thank you very much for your time sir what do you think is an aftermath of four for the various unfolding in the middle east right now that matter for probably an earthquake that is going to change the ground underneath the regimes that have been in place for the past forty years or longer she is the consequence of a

autoridades dijeron que el mar se recojio, otra localidad resulto con olas mayores el agua subió un metrola alerta,las olas afectaron a casas cerca del mar, así mismo informaron que habrá medidas preventivas . >> si quiere ayudar marque el número en pantalla, mediante le cruz roja . >> ojalá que pueda colaborar . >> también tuvo repercuciones en el área economica, esto se sintió, el oleaje también en la alta tecnologia un analista asegura que se vera en una escases de chips, para los artefactos tecnologicos ,. >> nos vamos a la primera pausa . >> no hay descanzó para los legisladores para analizar el presupuesto . >> la cuenta regresiva para dar su declaración de impuestos . >> las autoridades saben al causa de la muerte de miles de sardinas en las cosats de california . >> buenas tardes . >> las temperatura máxima en 61, esperamos cambios para la semana pero esta noche adelantamos la hora , tenemos nubosidad asociado a un sistema que trae lluvia más adelante . >> en sacramento en suspenso el legislador , el mandatario dijo que trabajaba en los votos para aprbar el púresupesto por el défi

is no reported problems for the muni metro as a head yesterday.t of public transit is moving well this morning >> mark: alameda the votes are still being counted measure a needs a two-thirds majority for the parker sold tax. it will be 325 per square foot of a home or building. that is $500 a year. so far only mailing voters have been counted. 66 percent approve so far. richmond voters will decide if they want a raise the sales tax half a present to. they voted to hold the special election. it would generate $6 million annually if approved. in antioch a new proposal is expected to protect police officer jobs through the end of the air as a city employe union agreed to a salary in employment concessions. sixth city council approved those concessions. it it will save the city $1 million this year as they are deferring raises. we will be right back as the morning news continues after the break. san jose watching the clouds, and some light traffic. ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing