meyer facing joe paterno and penn state. nittany lions bringing the heat. the escape and -- scoop and score in the third, penn state goes back on top. the touchdown run makes it 24-17 penn state. in the fourth, 1:00 to play. florida up. penn state driving. the pickoff by black, and 80-yard later he ices it. florida sends urban meyer out as a winner, 37-24 your final. >> gator bill, rich rodriguez fighting for his job. wolverines and mississippi state. first quarter, robin, so i beautiful throw to owens. 37 yards. 14-10 wolverines. that lead would not last. in the second, the first of three td scores. 17-14 bulldogs. the flood geatz -- flood gates open. rich rod as good as gone as the wolverines suffer their worst bowl loss in school history. >> jim harbaugh with be the first name brought up to replace rich rodriguez at michigan, but not until tuesday when the cardinals are in the bowl game. one player is held out a quarter for missing bid -- bed check. the danger of the hokies is ty rod taylor. he is a threat to throw with his arm or legs. >> just they're g

victory for twenty three year old meyer as well who clinched his maiden title in a major stage race the all performing compadre of matthew goss in the sixth and final stage on sunday to win by two seconds swift was the overall off to winning the final stage while lance armstrong finished just sixty fifth and what he called his final event outside the united states. i'm absolutely shocked but so excited to sign time it was such a close back rice and there was nothing i could do besides cross my fingers i mean back just two points in the first one closer to six and i was just hoping the fish that he didn't run the first mistake in school had a good broad so i'm over the moon and thanks to my teammates though i believe i'm going to finish his job without them. in scaling savon to the top honors in the latest super g. arrays the final event of the italian world cup lag in corteen a dump out so needs to lay their merican beating marya reach should dominate at saturday's down going to second brits with a good thing the third fastest result only big champion one boss trained a second win i

lives in poverty children like fatima will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer r t in baghdad there's plenty more news views and analysis on our website r.t. dot com here's some of what you'll find online right now. twenty five years after the world's worst nuclear disaster could have food grown at near the radioactive site really end up on european dinner tables. but not out he may have suffered his first defeat but find out when the russian fighter dubbed the last emperor will step back in the ring. when dead birds started falling from the sky in the american state of arkansas it was blamed on festive fireworks since then a series of mass animal deaths worldwide have triggered speculation online but the incidents are far more sinister filmmaker and blogger danny schechter told r.t. the media shouldn't treat the events as merely a coincidence. when one set of incidents happens followed by another set followed by a third said suddenly it becomes a trend then it becomes a much bigger story in the media but it's still sort of a mystery it may be that each example

lives in poverty children like fatima will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer r t in baghdad this side of the world's biggest civilian nuclear disaster and chair noble has largely been a no go zone for most twenty five years but now ukraine is planning to make use of the land there which some claim is still fertile despite years of radiation by using it for agriculture the shock proposals have led to a clash between experts over the safety implications as artie's reports these berries may look ripe and delicious but they're definitely not part of a healthy diet the bush is inside a thirty kilometer exclusion zone in ukraine and radiation levels are off the scale people do not live here anymore but same cannot be said about flora and fauna some say it is the absence of anthropogenic harm in the church nor will exclusion zone which made nature develop here rapidly. after the nine hundred eighty six fallout in chernobyl the environment suffered badly one strip of forest was burned by radiation and turned red people left the area but mother nature stepped in now ch

population that lives in poverty children will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer r t in baghdad. there's plenty more news views and analysis on our web site r t v dot com here's some of what you'll find online right now. twenty five years after the world's worst nuclear disaster. but he may have suffered his first defeat but find out when the russian fighter dubbed the last emperor will step back in the. next of follow martin. to bag a bargain in the january sales here in the russian capital. hello and welcome to the show that was millions around the world are recovering after the recent festivities most russians are celebrating the orthodox christmas this weekend but soon it's back to work for everyone and the colder weather is on its way but it's not all doom and gloom as january is the best time to go shopping subject this week's program but upon which we see here is one of the most glamorous places to buy clothes in russia. built between eighty ninety and one thousand nine hundred three located next to red square came one of the few stores in the soviet union

. >>> urban meyer's last game facing joe paterno. penn state driving but the pickoff by black. going 80-yard the other way to ice it. a long way to run in shoulder pads. florida sends urban meyer out as a winner. >> to the gator bowl, rich rodriguez fighting for his job. wolverines. it was ugly. rodriguez as good as gone. the wolverines suffer their worst bowl loss in school history, 52-14. jim harbaugh will be considered i'm sure as his replacement. >> the warriors are in miami, and it was the warriors heating up, had lebron and his merererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererererere

. >>> a sunnyvale-based advanced micro devices amd announced today that ceo dirk meyers has resigned and their cfo will now serve as interim ceo. >>> verizon is preparing for a major announcement tomorrow morning to the wall street journal reports that the iphone could be offered as soon as the end of the month and would and exclusive deals that apple had with at&t since 2007. >>> now to wall street, the dow lost 37 points amidst renewed concerns about a bailout for portugal. >>> a man charged in the shooting of an arizona congressman makes his first court appearance. >>> california's lieutenant governor elect is now sworn in. >>> another cold night expected for most of the bay area. some neighborhoods will drop into the lower 30s and shower chances will be on the increase. i will have the details coming up in a few minutes. >> these are investigating a collision involving an ac transit bus and an ambulance. they collided around 10:30. the ambulance was not transported anyone at the time. police say the ambulance was pulling over at a stop when the bus pulled out from the bus stop. >

. >>> florida sent head coach meyer out with a win. meyers is retiring at the age of 46 due to health reasons. >> there you go caught up on sports have a great day. >>> bad day at one of the nations most popular theme parks, next half hour weekend early edition fire interrupts new years fun at universal studios. >>> bay bay boomers getting to be that age why this year is significant, the problems we may see. we will be right back ,,,, save $523! 16 minutes could save you 16%! come on... isn't it time an auto insurer gave it to you straight? that's why you should talk to state farm. but not yet. first, talk to any one of the 40 million drivers who already have state farm. 40 million. yeah, that's more than geico and progressive combined. by a lot. 40 million drivers. more savings. and discounts up to 40%. where else you gonna get discounts like that? call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. california begins tomorrow, with a familiar face in the driver's >>> good morning a new era for california begins tomorrow with a familiar fa

. >>> snow is beginning to fall in the sear ramp this is caltrans camera in meyers, just outside south lake tahoe. caltrans is telling drivers to carry chainsbut there are no restrictions over highway 50 or interstate 80 into the tahoe area. >> in southern california, blowing snow and ice shut down parts of i-5 over the grapevine. the chp says the highway is cled from los angeles, kern county line to 20 mights south of bakersfield. no major crashes are reported. snow is accumulating as low as 1500 feet,nd between four and eight inches is expeed in some areas this evening. >>> abc-7 meteorologist frances dinglasan is following the storm as it passed through california. let's talk to h about that. >> frances: it leaves the bay area, starting to hea toward southern california, bringing them se of the more severe weather. so here is a look at the satellite radar image in california. the low moving in, that's going to bring wet and cool weather to southern california. see the areas of white. that's snow over parts of the grapevine. here in the bay area, we're at the top end of the system, a

lease no. 03-0178 with lori's diner international; no. 03-0179 with andale airports; no. 03-0181 with meyersdings, llc; and no. 03-0188 with h. young enterprises, and the city and county of san francisco, by and through its airport commission. item no. 6. resolution approving the terminal 2 specialty store lease between melshire dfw, l.p. dba natalie's candy jar, and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission. supervisor avalos: welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon. cathy wagner with the san francisco international airport. i will start with item number five, the first modification to four leases allowing for the determination of four security food court locations [listsl stores] in the first terminal. sales have dropped 20% as a result in changes of tsa regulations and things that you can bring through the security checkpoint that have impacted customer and passenger behavior pretty significantly. the modification would allow for determination that these locations, reducing the food and beverage square footage at the airport by 3500 square feet. the

meyer who joined us and he helped to move here to. the company. and through this time developed the main principles and basically came to the final product loop created that elegant today we have between ten companies on the level of performance so what exactly was it that opera guy needed to get their business off the ground ensure equipment light emitting diodes don't grow on trees to grow in every taxi or reactors able to rent top quality equipment in affordable rates and the m.s.t. factory in the after gun team could set about generating the top quality samples that made them an attractive investment to set up a full scale production here's how it's done. production starts with a thin model crystal. and a process known as. placed inside a special chamber the wafer is bombarded with various gases to form a multi-layered structure under specific pressure and temperature conditions the gases cause chemical reactions leaving layers of gallium nitride indium nitride and aluminum nitride on the way for surface each wafer will produce up to thousands

our ron ron meyer is with us tonight from frozen and paralyzed, atlanta, georgia. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the hot question is when will it get warm enough, long enough, to burn off some of the snow and ice from the roads. the answer is, not soon enough. breaking the ice in atlanta, blow by blow, officials literally pounding the pavement to get traffic moving again. a jackknifed big-rig snarled one interstate highway here overnight, just one of a handful of tieups. >> i've been out there since 10:00 with no food or drink. >> reporter: eventually, crews got the jam unplugged but not before a rocky mountain of criticism about the government's response. >> i've been off work for two days. i grew up in detroit and i've never had two days off of school or work or anything. >> reporter: a limited number of snow plows are working. private and public, the city has just eight. getting around was treacherous. these two plowed into one another. >> the ice was too much. >> reporter: the scene across much of atlanta was either slow motion or no motio

. >>> finally head coach surban meyer left a winner. he is retiring at the young age of 46. >>> all right. thank you very much. >>> you've got it. >>> a northern california architect is bringing life to buildings of san francisco literally. vertical gardens can make even the most urban areas green. >> the thing that the san francisco academy of arts and sciences building, it's the roof. it's alive. design of the architecture is taking the roof vertical, creating outdoors of living walls. >> it is an astonishing resource. this is a way in which we can plant vegetation, we can filter storm water, we can create a statement of art and ecology. >> reporter: also helping to insulate the buildings and soften the city noise. living walls are already seen around the world, from paris to canada, even thy land. now a san francisco neighborhood once kephart's help, bringing their walls to life. >> our goal is that for the next 7 years, each year we will have a living wall in a different location in our district. >> you can see why the south market

but analyst roxanne meyer sees some major margin headwinds ahead for retailers, including rising cotton and energy prices. >> higher input costs, sourcing costs, are a big concern. and it's really the first time in over a decade when sourcing costs are actually up. we've been in a deflationary environment for a long time. >> reporter: as a result, you can bet some merchants will try to raise prices this year in a sneaky way. >> what retailers are going to try to do is they'll try to take up the initial ticket. so let's say, for example, a price of jeans last year was at $29.50. this year, it may go to $34.50, but what you'll see is that then you'll get the promotion or the markdown on that higher ticket. >> reporter: the strategy is not without risk-- all things being equal, higher prices help profit margins. but there's always a chance consumers will notice the increase and shop elsewhere. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel." those december retail numbers pressured stocks-- the dow fell 25 points, but the nas

dirk meyer resigned, effective immediately. for-profit education stocks were slammed today. strayer education lost more than a fifth of its value. new student enrollment fell 20%. devry fell 10%. apollo group s however, after the close, apollo was up 10% of this closing price. why? apollo's earnings came in much better than expected. revenues increased, but margins fell. it was able to beat the street. solar power stocks were hot today, thanks to a brighter outlook and a new deal. l.d.k. solar led the way, up 18% as it raised its outlook. sunpower added almost 9% after signing a power deal with edison international in california. tomorrow, one to watch may be supervalu. the supermarket has been trying to stage a turnaround amid higher food prices. that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: china said today said it expects auto sales to cool off this year, ending a three- year boom. that news came as the north american international auto show got underway in detroit, with the big automakers forecasting a jump in u.s. sales. as diane eastabrook reports, there was lots of optim

population that lives in poverty children like will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer forty in baghdad. with r.t. coming up christmas celebrations across russia. the wife of alleged russian arms dealer victor boot says that she and her family were detained for hours and question on arrival in the united states family came to join him in new york where he's being held in custody we spoke to. after she was released. you know most of them if they travel. they've clearly been waiting for us that we had spent two hours in some strange premises they turned our luggage upside down and took away all the personal things from my bag they told me just switched off my cell phone and didn't allow me to get in touch with the russian consul in til this interrogation or question in session whatever you call it was a that there was a person that who introduced himself as a special anti terror agent he told me he wanted to talk to me about the purpose of my visit and my plans and intentions he had a long list of questions that she wanted to ask however i told him that i was waiting for

will be on the plane home number two seed on reigning champion with meyer is still going strong simona halep on the able to put up much resistance in their quarterfinal match up six love six to one. now russia has had its fair share of tennis stars recently but the sports heads are not for success in a new form of the game beach tennis from cost of reports there may be no sea in sight as yet but there's plenty of this on the stuff. that western part of russia is not your typical place for beach especially in winter when it's minus ten outside. could only be found on the pavement so that the best friends would not slip and fall down however that hasn't stopped in st petersburg holding a christmas ornament. this force was born in northern italy over thirty years ago particularly in revenge on a place the world's top beach tennis players still call home today a resort holiday maker has probably seen a pair of people hitting a tennis ball with a wooden paddle on the beach well it's now an official sport with establishment's regulations one that's gaining popularity in colder places like ru

meyer gray road he had been thrown several hundred feet down the hillside.he man made a 9-1-1 call about 3:00 yesterday afternoon when he estimated he was near fort roth state forest park but couldn't give his exact location. >> we had patrol, helicopters looking. they tried gps. we had three or four locations in the beginning. we tried every one of them and finally we just went on foot and started every stretch of road walking and looking over the bank and walking down the hill at any possible spots. >> it was tough. officials said air and ground search efforts were hampered by the darkness as well. the coroner's office has not released the man's identity. >> oakland police are searching for the suspect in the shootings of six people in a residential neighborhood. multiple shots were fired on 89th avenue. police found one victim in a nearby home and another victim on the street near 88th avenue. a third victim approached an ambulance at the scene while a fourth took himself to the hospital. wounded people were found a few blocks away. people have a possible

lives in poverty children like fatima will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer party in baghdad. thousands of immigrants who when the u.s. green card lottery see it as their ticket to a new life to taste the american dream but even those who believe they've got the education and experience to make the grade are finding it counts for nothing in their new home that they're in the store explains it's leaving many condemned to no paid jobs to make ends meet. in the united states and here in new york every year countless people play the lottery. and train for a chance to win or you will be a mega million dollar fantasy believing a few dollars and a dream could buy them turn for the life of a ticket that could change their lives every year more than ten million people also play a different kind of lottery and fifty thousand when i meet one of them had my name is on one gemini and her husband teenage son and seven year old daughter you see here. are immigrants from nepal they entered and won the united states diversity visa lottery this lottery is a congressional manda

line many say they're yet to see a difference to the standards of living and as artie's sebastian meyer reports some are forced to live in dumping grounds scavenging through waste just to a daily wage. at seven am every morning fatima crouches outside her house and along with her sister and cousins begins to sort through garbage displaced from southern iraq that most families too poor to send her to school and so she works eight hours a day sorting through baghdad's landfill collecting plastic and metal that will be shipped abroad for recycling a reward for carting forty pounds of trash around two dollars and fifty cents behind me six acres of baghdad's trash to many this is just waste but for the families here this is not only their livelihood but also their homes over two thousand people live on baghdad's landfill. making their homes out of the garbage that the rest of the city throws away there's no running water or electricity and certainly no access to medical treatment if someone gets sick they have to be taken to hospital the same way they get drinking water by donkey cart can yo

lives in poverty children like fatima will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer r t in baghdad. molly u.s. pals billions abroad it's the even little in the u.s. for those who choose to make america their new home thousands of immigrants who secure the sought after green card are finding they are being sidelined on this tour explains their education experience is being world condemning them to a life of their paid work. in the united states and here in new york every year countless people play the lottery. and touring for a chance to win for a mega million dollar fantasy believing a few dollars and a dream could buy them so for the life of a ticket that could change their lives every year more than ten million people also play a different kind of lottery and fifty thousand when i meet one of them my name is owen and her husband teenage son and seven year old daughter you see here. are immigrants from nepal they entered and won the united states diversity visa lottery this lottery is a congressional mandate it's supposed to be an opportunity for people to come to a

lives in poverty children like fatima will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer forty in baghdad it's now or just approaching the quarter minute mark of the hour here in moscow you are with r.t. and there's plenty more news views and analysis on our website that's r.t. dot com and here are some of what you'll find online right now twenty five years after the world's worst nuclear disaster could a food grown near the radioactive site really end up on european dinner tables and . not out he may have suffered his first defeat but find out when the russian fighter the last emperor will step back in the ring. now let's get to some other world news in brief this hour and in germany about five thousand farms have been closed following a scare over dioxin contamination scientists found a toxic chemical in eggs produced in the northwest of the country dioxin scare has led to a ban on deliveries to any businesses involved in the production of animal feed there are fears the contamination will spread as the exact course remains unclear. a suicide bomber has killed at. seven

population lives in poverty children like you continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer or tea in baghdad. now it's christmas day for orthodox believers all across the world stage thirty has been reporting this whole days marked in russia almost two decades after he was resurrected from soviet times when it was ignored by the official calendar. and to russia's far east now there's been success in a massive rescue operation to free three ships stuck in the ice for a week while the vessels has been freed and is now being escorted to warmer waters for rescue is being hampered by snow and strong winds in the selling bay the icebreaker is trying to free of the two remaining vessels and officials say the people on board are not in danger as they have plenty of supplies a more powerful eyes breaker is on its way to help while the rescue operations and it's expected to reach the ships late on saturday victor civilian from the federal fishing agency says the rescue mission is far from plain sailing. the weather has got worse a chilling. snowstorm is settled in with winds of up to

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. >> and tag ert cummings, michelle meyers, patrick ryan. >> good evening. my name is chris and i'm an employee at the hanc facility and i oppose the closure of the hanc facility. i do feel that the closure, while they're trying to address many problems in the neighborhood, i do not see that the closure, how that addresses any problem specifically. i mean taking away the recycling center will not stop the homeless problem in the neighborhood and will push the people that recycle into other neighborhoods that do have recycling centers. once again, i do oppose the closure of the hanc recycling center. thank you. >> thank you. >> two more names, jude koskie, katherine howard. carmen raterra and mark brennan. >> my name is lori. i'm a 21-year resident of the inner sun set. i'm also a deuce paying member of the inner sunset park neighbors but ways never asked what my opinion is on the hanc recycling center. i am completely in favor of keeping the recycling center in its current location. clearly it's not obsolete based on so much of the continual you have heard h

open champion beat for the channel lopez and he couldn't handle florian meyer. in the first set then raising his game in a second but was unable to draw level my closing out a valuable six three seven five win with a slick cross forehand he won now facebook t.t. starts with a place in the final four states. also suffering with time cleary he became the first top seed in seven years to crash at this early in sydney the american knocked down by ukraine's alexander dog will follow him straight sets six sixth grade. also add a rough start learning business of the fourth seed samantha stosur in the previous round but couldn't overcome really now and her quarter for. the chinese coming back and set down the banks six seven six six three we could see it but you could rely on rates on us open when they came close to she was in the super bowl not the class about the tory as a rank class is into the semifinals with a nice and sixth grade success victory. football now and the asia cup host katha have beaten china to nil to keep alive their chances of making the quarterfina

lives in poverty children like fatima will continue to collect trash in order to survive sebastian meyer r t in baghdad well the stories also online on our home page are tonight you may want to let us know what you think about it it's just a few clicks away and we also call these stories online for you too it may look like a scene from a hollywood blockbuster but the training of russian special forces is very real it takes a lot of blood sweat and years of experience to earn the suspects now as red beret find out how they do it more about that at r.t. dot com tonight. cops on camera find out why the us police are trying to stop being filmed by the public after a number of scandals have come to light again r.t. dot com is the place to be if you want to find. for centuries people have dreamed about a life govern not by money and power but by ideas of peace and freedom well one neighborhood in copenhagen sees its residents living according to those ideals but now that utopian community faces being raised to the ground if the locals don't compromise on the principles of his radical explains