michael chang r.t. most. states to be m.b.a.'s brightest young things put in extra work as oklahoma city big minnesota in double overtime kevin durant's step back freefall interpreting his thunder off by three to four seconds to go kevin love whoever would then send the game into overtime and love while he wasn't finished there as he had the first eight points of the opening extra session finishing up with fifty one points overall the thunder's russell westbrook meanwhile this point lee having a career night with forty five points a timely pass from a recent arrival carrie fisher allowing the twenty three year old to help win the game one hundred forty nine one forty oklahoma city how it ended up. on to the ice know what you know about moscow will to part with staff from petersburg in a clear channel western conference finals the muscovites wrapping up their best of seven series against her paedo with a home victory in game six was on the score after just eight minutes and less than two minutes later martin turned the visitors in

but judging by bilbao is battling performance in game two it will be far from a walk in the park michael changr.t. moscow now on to football where game week thirty six of the russian premier league gets underway on saturday with three things just taking place the big game of the days in moscow darby between sas carlo cannot save the army meant to temporarily close the gap on leaders in aids to three points if they win at home in the relegation championship toy and have the chance to move off the bottom as they have really a service off and finally have secrets the dark side. car. meanwhile in england manchester city could return to the top of the premier league later on saturday with leaders manchester united not playing full of until monday city can return to the summit with a win it stuck in the days late game point would be enough to send city top because of their superior goal difference seven other fixtures the pick of which sees fifth place chelsea high school plays tottenham in the battle for a champions league spot arsenal will look to cement third place with a win at home to aston vil

judging by the bow is battling performance in game two it will be far from a walk in the park michael changco our team osman. now stateside to the n.b.a.'s brightest young things put in extra work as oklahoma city beat minnesota in double overtime kevin durant's step back three pointer but he is neither up by three or four seconds remaining kevin love or whatever with ben sent a game into overtime wasn't finished this week at the first eight points of view the extra session finishing up at fifty one. it's into the thunder's russell westbrook meanwhile was i think having a career night at forty five points a timely pass from a recent rival kurt fisher along with twenty four year old to help win the game one hundred forty nine one forty the home city i wouldn't. want to be iced our genome in moscow will too popular with some petersburg in the key h.l. western conference finals the last if i trucked up their best of seven series against turkey a with a home for drinking six one one was this one after just eight minutes less than two minutes after that martin turned bird of the visitors in fron

michael chang party must. now into football where game with thirty six of the russian premier league gets underway on saturday with three fixtures taking place the match of the day will see a moscow darby between says car and look not see the army men could close the gap on leaders in eight if they win a home in the relegation championship top of the chance to me rock bottom as they host really are some of the top gun fire in the f.c. class nadar take on car. meanwhile in england manchester city can return to the top of the premier league later on saturday with leaders manchester united not playing full of until monday city can return to the summer with a win it stuck in the days late game a point would be enough to sense if he thought because a back seat period goal difference there were seven of the fixtures they could which sees fifth place chelsea has fourth place in the battle for a champions league spot how soon will look to cement third place for the with home to aston villa became the bottom six black

castellano, that michael has changed his position on the protest. so i think these speakers will speak in front of you. as far as central station, we're recommending a denial. >> remind me again, what's the cross street here on post? >> jones. >> jones, ok. commissioners, any questions of officer matthias? >> i just want to clarify, you are recommending a denial based on the traffic congestion, noise, those two main areas? >> the noise and then the community input. i mean -- and another thing as far as the -- not so much the high crime rate. this is another thing i wanted to add. but the alcohol permit for ithai it goes until 12 midnight. another concern that we have here is the byob factor that we get at places. so somebody bringing in the small bottles of vodka, because they can't get a drink, you know, in an establishment, and they can probably order a soda there, but we're also concerned about them bringing in the commall alcohol bottles and putting that in there as well. >> but you realize we can't deny somebody on something that may happen. i

the three day event involves fences from all over the world in both individual and team bats michael crowd change it was on hand to see who came out on top. and one of his players friends comic playwright seasonal year summed up fencing as the art of giving without receiving and certainly a noble notion and with one hundred thirty men and one hundred fourteen women participating in the thirty seventh annual moscow saber fencing tournament it's no wonder there then continues to grow in popularity year by year preliminary rounds were held throughout saturday in order to determine this year's individual champions italians and the french have always had a penchant for the sports but there were a plethora of other nations represented as well. as anyone else and sometimes i think that. this is the last chance for the answers to all of us for the upcoming summer that's . in the women's final rushed the field leak and managed to defend a twenty eleven title but took the time to overcome a chinese opponent afterwards she was pleased with the women but said a lot more needs to be done pride and olympics an

but for michael burke, his change of heart was much more immediate.still the often impulsive, self-described lone wolf waited more than the suggested amount of time before undergoing breast surgery. >> i went to live as a woman for a complete year before i would do something that radical to begin with. you know, i didn't have a problem following the standards. i actually thought that they were very, very well written. >> michael's desire to be a woman was a fervent lifelong dream, and at the time of his transition, he had no doubt that he was making the right choice. >> the whole thing about being a woman was something i desired. i desired it like people desire riches, like a pot of gold. since grade school, i wanted -- i didn't want to be playing soccer and baseball with the boys. i wanted to be doing jump rope and hopscotch. you know, i just liked that role better than male role. >> as a boy, michael's gender identity issue was compounded by learning disabilities and behavioral problems, which all made for a lonely and painful childhood. >> whether

it and that's what people are fighting for instead of waiting for it a politician who can change all right michael prysner a member of the party for socialism and liberation harry has a fight with that afternoon. that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we cover go to you if you got hong's last r.t. america are check out the website r t dot com slash usa and you should definitely follow me on twitter you can find me at christine. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so poorly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and hears you some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture.

that's what people are fighting for instead of waiting for it for a politician to be the change all right michael prysner a member of the party for socialism and liberation sharing his insight with us afternoon. and be sure to stick around for the alone a show is coming up at the top of the hour so i want to have state department employee and whistleblower peter van buren on the show he has come under fire recently for a critical book he wrote on the iraqi reconstruction effort he's now been stripped of his security clearance and banned from the state department headquarters for a time transfer to another job last week he received determination noticed based on the charges all this in a suppose that attempts to silence him well tonight he'll have a platform to speak on and be heard right here on t.v. that will be a new and a half hour. and for us here on the news side that's going to do it but for more on this.

change. >> reminiscent of michael jordan there. >>> big news coming out of apple today announcing their thirdat makes the new ipad so amazing? >> i am very excited for this. my weekend co host clayton morris technology guru was at the event yesterday. hey, buddy. >> hey, how are you doing? >> why do i need it because i am still on ipad 1. what is so special about this? >> the top of yours is cracked because you dropped it. that's number one why you need to pick up this one. >> it is an incredible device. it is the best screen on any mobile device. i said this about the first ipad. remember the first ipad launch. i don't get it. you need to hold it in your hand to understand why you want this device. the retina display is incredible on this. it looks like text is sitting on top of the screen. photos, you are a big photos fan. it looks like you are holding glossy printed out photos of your kids in your hand when you are looking at the display. that's number one. it's much paster. that's on 4 glte network. i was testing it in the demo room. pages are loading so much faster like loading up foxnew

also includes the lifting of emergency laws and the release of political prisoners as michael has and he says these changes could be a double edged sword making the country stronger but also will ponder of all the foreign influence the garage people and their salaries are in dollars reels and garments we want to destroy you consume we don't want changes we know we cannot allow changes to happen we have to pull reformation we should stand still to resist it but maybe the fears of change at home i just as powerful the syrian parliament has seen many changes in its near century old history this building used to be home to many political parties but in the last fifty years the political life within these walls hasn't been all the colorful with a total dominance of the vast party the democrats of changes the uprising brought iran are expected to modify the political landscape here in syria but the same for inspirations are yet to come in people's minds and this is something which will take a lot longer. if not. damascus syria but they will campaign a jacob hornberger things that mccain is seeking regime change

from ten years ago by me and the entire edifice of our understanding of climate change hinges on this one so it's always michael mann and crackpot guy i've heard of and you know it turns out that there's a whole body of evidence now there are more than a dozen independent estimates independent reconstructions and use different data in different techniques and they all come as you can see the same answer the recent warming appears to be without precedent as far back as we can go in some cases now more than a thousand years and you know this is a robust finding this is not dependent on one scientist it's not dependent on one study so each one of these is different study it's a different study and you know they don't agree on all the details but what they do agree on is that the recent warming is with the president still has two hundred years and it does time of course with the industrial revolution and this alone doesn't prove that humans are responsible for that warming but we are able to take models of the climate system and we can subject them to natural factors like volcanic eruptions and changes in solar out

. >> who knows, he could change his mind. michael jordan did it. >> exactly. >> thank you so much.e're see you at 6:30 for tmz. >> as of 0900 mountain time, paramount pictures and myself, ronald joseph aaron burgundy have come to terms on a sequel to "anchorman." >> it's official. after years of speculation. will ferrell confirmed there will be a sequel to "anchorman." he made the announcement on the conan o'brien she last night and showed up in character, and we're told he played a mean jazz flute solo as he left the stage. >>> well, not something you want to hear around tax time. some customers say they missing money. a nationwide tax service is under a federal investigation. how authorities say they rind off customers and the or rise. that is coming up on the news edge six. >>> and some happier news for you. the megamillions jackpot has grown bigger. how the drawing could set a record. record. @@@@@úhd@h chili's $20 dinner for two has a bold new favorite -- steak. first, share an appetizer, then choose two entrees, like our 100% usda choice sirloin, available for a

. >> not the intention of former national committee share michael steele saying when he helped change the g.o.p. rules, he said i wanted a brokered convention. that's one of my goals. steele doing an about face telling "huffington post" that was his personal view and not something that the committee set out to design. >> they are not going to nominate a moderate--we're going to be the nominee. we're going to be the one who provides the best vision and best contract to president obama, who has the best chance of winning. governor romney will not make it. >> not as long as he insists on treating southern republicans to sit homes in this ways. >> i'm learn to go say y'all and i like grits. strange things are happening to me. >> "huffington post's" sam stein tweeted how much his friends own stuff. now just on the bidding of payton manning quote, i don't want to see him at miami or the jets. both owners are friends of mine. hash tag humble brag. we'll look at romney's humble brag in a minute. i'm joined by ken vogel with politico. good evening. >> hey keith. >> gingrich stepped on a rake.

the big question is, if from the can have a victory in ohio, that can start changing the game. >>pam: michael will be back at 60 and talking with captain about super tuesday. let's go over to kathryn right now. >> i think it is the worst campaign i have ever seen in my life. >>pam: of former first lady barbara bush says that the republican mudslinging is hurting the party. take a look at this new poll for the washington post. only 35 percent of american voters have a positive opinion of mitt romney. 45 percent have a record -- negative view. here are the numbers for santorum. there are the numbers for santorum and the grits. these are the numbers for all voters. softs >>catherine: the president said that there are calls for a military confrontation and around and it is irresponsible and blisters. >>president obama: those who are suggesting were proposing should explain clearly to the american people what they think the cost and benefits to be. >>catherine: the president chose super tuesday to hold his first press conference in five months. >>president obama: what is set on the campaign trail,

michael, about this market here. commodities dragging stocks lower because of the idea that china is slowing down. has the china slowed down story changed the way you allocate capital, michael? >> well, it's constantly in the room. it's one day's trading. definitely if asia and china slow down, that's a big debt in worldwide strength story. u.s. companies with they are watching and longer term any time you have a bull market like we have the last six of nine months and corporate profits showed signs of slowing growth in the fourth quarter, let's see where q1 profits are. dividend yields are very favorable. that's going to entice people. >> president obama is talking about the bush tax cuts expiring. that means dividend taxes are going to triple. if they go above 40%, do you think that's going to mean a favorable place to put your money? >> well, that's a real issue but that's nine or ten months more away and i'm not convinced that that is going to happen. definitely a risk factor, no question. if tax rates triple, like you say, that challenge the balance in risk reward. definitely bears watching. although i think at this point it's spec

believe that i should run every aspect of the lives of the rest of the world ok michael franco to you i was ron paul changing the political discourse in the united states how is he changing it when we talk about conservatism liberalism even libertarianism mean is this campaign a defining moment or a moment or a beginning of a defining moment in how americans talk about politics. i think it's the beginning of a defining moment i mean our political discourse is controlled by the media by large scale institutions think tanks or by direct mail groups operating in suburban virginia and ron paul for the first time is really building an infrastructure to disseminate his ideas in the long term and you know in this campaign he's going out there state to state finding out who are the people that are sympathetic to his ideas whether they were publicans whether they're independents whether they're libertarian party people identifying them putting them on a mailing list sending them literature about the campaign for liberty these other organizations that they're building or college organizations that they're building and

michael let's start with you. what do you think? >> i was disappointed with "game change."movie "recount." that had the benefit of not dealing with any politicians on screen. it was all about the strategists and chaos in that election. here you have the burden of good actors playing people we know very well. and i think, in the end, sarah palin is marginalized in their own movie. this is much more about woody harrellson has the mccain strategist pulling the string on this. >> would you agree with that? >> this is not a political movie as "all the president's men." but if you follow sarah palin and that experience closely, i think you'll enjoy it. woody harrelson seals the movie. >> is that right? it's a movie that shouldn't be as much of him as it is. >> it guests out of the trap of impersonating sarah palin all of those moments. you're sort of waiting for the moments to happen. you have that unfolding. the suspense is killed by the fact you know the whole story. >> not expected. this movie is not without controversy. but it's far from accurate. are movie-goers only getting

with the opposition non-systemic opposition that day but with michael mcfaul it seemed that the demonstrations break out the ambassador's change and then for most of the first day i think it was actually meeting with i think was nicholas burns and yes it was it was a meeting with nicholas burns and the best in a facility that he had meeting but he still was gave his imprimatur to the meeting of people who we had to kissinger was never an advocate of human rights to. ok let's hear what vladimir putin wrote after he met kissinger by the way what he writes about human rights and double standards and human rights protection. which is often said that human rights holder right state sovereignty well when states already to be easily violated in the needle distribution when human rights are protected from the outside and on a selective basis and when the same rights of the population are trampled underfoot in the process of such protection including the most basic and sacred right the right to one's life these actions cannot be considered a noble mission but rather outright demagoguery. and right i did have a word. geoffrey about this

michael finney is here tonight. >> yes. answering your questions and talking about credit limit change autos yes. this is an interesting one. i like this. william h wrote he wants to know can a card qlor your limit after you paid off the balance? so let's say you have a $5,000 limit and they drop it is in the answer is yes. they're allowed to do that any time. the only thing they're not allowed to do is drop limit so that you're over it so they can charge you a fee. and they're not allowed to bring it down but they can change it. cynthia asked i purchased nondrowsy cold medicine from target. the sales lady asked for id. is this legit? it s here in the state of california this is because of state senator simidian passing a law because some drugs used in allergy and cold medicines some young people were using to it get high. it was very, very dangerous. so now what they want to do is keep track whof is buying it so if all of a sudden you have packs of it they go what is going on here? and maybe get get a visit from police department. but yes. they hang on to information that goes to sacramento. peg

michael steele, the previous rnc chairman, who was the one who changed this to proportional, which means if you win a primary you don't get all the delegates. you get a number and percentage to the amount of votes that you got. do you think it would be better to go back to the old way? >> you know, the grass is always greener. the fact is, for a long time, republicans said we have a process that allows a frontrunner to wrap up too soon. we're done by march. we need a longer process that allows for people to rise and challenge the frontrunner. that's what we have now. i do think that whoever emerges at the end of the day-- again i think it will be governor romney-- will be stronger as a result of that process. but there's no doubt there are a lot of folks saying, boy, i wish we had a nominee who could take the case to president obama. there is some second-guessing. but i actually think that this process is going to be good for us. >> schieffer: rich, let me ask you the question that i asked reince preibus just now. would it be best if newt gingrich just got out? you have actually written

michael kazin. his most recent book "american dreamers: how the left changed a nation." >> guest: thank you. >> come >> host: professor thomas farr. his book is world of faith and freedom. why international religious liberty is vital to american national security. professor farr, why is it vital? >> guest: for two reasons. one is that religious freedom is a fundamental human right. most people accept that proposition. and it's under siege around the world. the pew forum on life and they said 70% of the world's population lives in countries in which religious freedom is severely restricted. that's almost three out of four people on the planet. and what's associated with this is a lot of violent religious prosecution, torture, rape, ungist imprisonment, injust execution. so it's a humanitarian crisis, and the united states has traditionally stood with the persecutor, but it's also a strategic crisis, because the data show -- and i would argue both history and common sense confirm it -- that without religious freedom you cannot, particularly in a highly religious society -- have a stable democracy. so,

acting faa administrator michael ertha visited if control tower to explain the change. he says satellite navigation will replace radar and he says that will improve on time performance, it will allow planes to use less fuel and reduce emissions. the airports involved are san francisco, oakland, san jose and sacramento. >>> a controversial video of a child on a wheelchair gets a faa pat down is getting a lot of attention on you tube. an angry father in chicago posted the video. the video shows a child in a cast getting wrestled. his son who was 3 years old was trembling but he was not allowed to touch him. this happened back in 2010. but the father says he just decided to postit after watching the video again and getting emotional. >>> some veterans say they'll never be the same again. up next the realities of with iraq and many of our veterans are now facing ptsd. >> reporter: now he's in a war here at home with post- traumatic stress disorder. >> i get nervous around big crowds. i'm very hyper vigilant, very aware of what's going on. >> reporter: today a demonstration

acting faa administrator michael ertha visited if control tower to explain the change. he says satellite navigation will replace radar and he says that will improve on time performance, it will allow planes to use less fuel and reduce emissions. the airports involved are san francisco, oakland, san jose and sacramento. >>> a controversial video of a child on a wheelchair gets a faa pat down is getting a lot of attention on you tube. an angry father in chicago posted the video. the video shows a child in a cast getting wrestled. his son who was 3 years old was trembling but he was not allowed to touch him. this happened back in 2010. but the father says he just decided to postit after watching the video again and getting emotional. >>> some veterans say they'll never be the same again. up next the realities of post- traumatic stress. >>> flushed with cash, apple decide to do something it hasn't done in the last 16 years. but an expert tells us the move raises a red flag. >>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleep world. [ male announcer ] for some reason those

but that might be changing. 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the story. >> the tax is $45&t was offering i-phones for just $49 with a two-year contract. john marched right down to get one. then the shock. >> the price of the phone in the end was not $49, it was double that. >> john is still fuming. here you see he was charged $49 for the i-phone. but the sales tax was another $45. nearly as much as the phone itself. certainly more than the 8.5% tax he was expecting. >> how can tax be 100%? it's a $50 phone. they said, no, the total price and the tax is based on the presale amount. >> john was upset with at&t for failing to display the full price. but the carrier said it's the state charging a sales tax, not the company. here it is. regulation 1585 says if you receive a cell phone at a discount or for free with a wireless plan, you still have to pay sales tax on the full retail price. a big tax. the new i-phones cost upwards of $500 without a contract. >> there's a lot of goofy things in the way california does things. >> this state senator said it's not fair. he proposed a