winning streak to it looking at even a stunning moscow darby to move temporarily off the bottom as michael christian a little. on paper this match would have probably ended in looking at the moscow's favor what with the railway men sitting pretty in third place while their opponents languishing without a single point at the bottom of the table the game did start in looking at teams favor as opposed to seen as they were playing in front of a home crowd but it was numbers russian international alexander cordon who broke the deadlock arguably against the run of play with a cool finish possibility of pressure. with the home fans silent it took a while for the railwayman to pick up the game but did so with a neat header by brazilian showboat mike gone and this followed through into the second half as each side continued to disrupt each other's play but it was the nominee that went ahead once more this time through the dark who smashed the ball home into the far corner. slot and village had subbed an ineffective roman pavlyuchenko at half time for d.m. and boy and was rewarded when the senegalese strike a

have given capello winning start but for a late goal from the africa cup of nations runners up michael christian coat was the game for us. even though fabio capello's appointment meant ushering in a new era of football for russia it was evident by the half empty stadium that many fans were still very much skeptical of their team after the disappointing exit from the twenty twelve euros the ivory coast could have been forgiven for not having too many fans on hand to support their team but those that did make it was celebrating even before the whistle blew for kick off the pebble opted not to risk team captain andrea shannon but this was probably more to do with the potential wrath of the fans rather than any injury worries the game itself began like most friendly's k.g. and safe both sides probe each other but neither side could carve out any real chances ivory coast star studded lineup which included didier drogba and both two are brothers seem content just to break up russia's play. and the first half and it as he had begun. in the second half the russian fans started to make their voices heard

michael finney. >> i am spencer christian. we almost reached trippple >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. state and federal finance reports is 15 million in debt. it looks as where tell go from here. the california republican party finds itself in terrible financial shape just three months before the election. it is the inigibility to fund candidates. the state gov is in debt. we managed the situation. >> critics are outraged on top of dwindling voters registration. gov also spent 2.3 court and jurying the lines for senate races. they made progress in erasing the debt we'll end up in a position and move forward in 2013 with success. i think it is troublesome we don't have a republican party that is viable in california. they were called in hollywood and that is five years ago. and we would rather be right than win. >> stronger leadership. they can turn it around especially with the democrats in the middle involving the parts development. >> they need to focus on fiscal issues and not social issues that d

arabic television channel, broadcasting christian programming in australia and other parts of the muslim world. it was launched by this man, former muslim, michaelosri. he started the channel with his only limited finances, and persevered, despite fierce opposition from the muslim community. he said they air christian programs in a way that muslims understand. >> it is so unfortunate for muslims that we expose religions. >> reporter: you're not afraid anymore? >> no. because the lord will protect. i believe in a special mission like that, the lord will provide extra protection. he died for them. they deserve the message of salvation. who is going to give them the message? >> reporter: and australian muslims are not only hearing the good news on the television airwaves, former muslims attend worship in arabic at this church. ali basni has pastored here for two years. it is called al-abhore, which means cross over. some come here secretly because they fear being discovered by muslim family members. several attendees have received death threats for leaving the religion. >> because the religion with the koran encouraged you to hurt people -- they th

he is not happy, not sitting there with christian resignation awaiting his fate, as michael tomtit throughouthe story. he is angry. his fest is clenched to leaving for. the look of his face is clearly in solid, solid, angry. the kurdish -- the critics that is that. there has never been an angry man of african descent on the walls of the royal academy. that was the political sort of radical this, that little bit of truth abolitionism coming out because he was a slave who could at any moment rebel, run away, and resist with force if necessary. so that very important detail unfortunately does not fit on the cover of the book. on the left inside are white men entering into the room of the slave auction. and they are potential buyers. and they are of different types. it probably represents a slave trader demand may be a slave owner purchasing for himself. and so they complete that story that he was trying to tell of the uncertain fate that awaits not only of these individuals seated in this richmond hill's room on this one day in richmond, but the thousands who passed through there annually and th

michael jordan. interesting. the best weather forecaster ever? >> spencer christian i didn't have to pay you much to say it either. >> talk about the forecast around here. following isaac obviously. >> and, of course, isaac is still tropical storm dumping flooding rains across the southeast and mississippi valley and gulf coast. by sharp contrast here in the bay air as we see down into the bay we don't even have a marine layer tonight. clear skies from coast to it inland much like today and it is so mild and pleasant around the bay area. go to live doppler 7 hd to give you another look at the absence of marine layer. clear skies right now and these are our temperature readings. it is 81 degrees at antioch at this hour. 77 at concord. 79 at san rafael. 78 liver more. 72 san jose and san carlos and 62 in san francisco. coastal fog will return overnight and into the we e&s hours of the morning. lots of warms in the especially in the inland locations and much cooler on friday and saturday. give you a look at our forecast animation starting at 11:00 tonight at which point

christians, i see everybody. >> reporter: the six died when a gunman, identified as wade michael page, burst into the temple sundayorning. page was shot by police, then took his own life. one woman recalled her grandfather and his devotion to the temple. >> they died a painful death and in wrong conditions, but they died at a place where god could take them. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder represented president obama. >> you have inspired the very best in who we are. >> reporter: investigators have returned the temple to the congregation who tore out the bloody carpet and repaired damages. but they're keeping a single bullet hole in a door frame as a lasting memorial. the temple president's son found another memorial this week in his late father's journal. a list of children's needs. number five, don't become prejudiced. >> one day he was going to give it to us, my brother and me. and that day came far too early. >> reporter: a day that came too early for an entire community. john yang, nbc news, oak creek, wisconsin. >>> still ahead tonight, as we continue along the way from london, the art of the hando

christian took home bronze metals. now it includes gymnast particular and michael phelps had his 20th metal. the third is in place. >>> what some are doing on the job which could be a national security risk. >> plus, remember this, new information about that november pepper spray incident at uc davis. >>> plus the troubled past of a santa cruz party bus that is at the heart of a deadly incident. . >>> new details about the party bus incident on highway 17. they were fined for several violations and two people who were passengers last year say the bus doors either did not completely close or the doors would not lock. we don't know if it was the same bus after a girl fell from a moving party bus after she was fighting with another passenger. >>> sacramento report, they offered the spray. the panel recommended that john pike be demoted or suspended at worse. he was placed on paid leave after the incident. >>> they are surfing pornography sites and their downloads could be compromising nationals security. >> reporter: pam, they are warning workers to stop using their government computers to stop

loyal to chick-fil-a customers say they are surprised that the christian owner would take a biblical stance on marriage. supporters like michael plan to flood the chick-fil-a restaurant for an unofficial appreciation day. supporters of same-sex marriage plan to hold a kiss-in at chick- fil-a restaurants on friday nationwide. >> it is risky. >> people are as united as a husband and wife in a traditional union. >> it has sparked a nationwide backlash. >> we are going down a very bad road. >> virginia governor bob mcdonnell weighed in on the issue on wtop. >> the unofficial appreciation day will be held at chick-fil-a restaurant all across the nation today. those in support of same-sex marriage plan to meet friday night at 8:00 for the same sex kiss-in. >> calvert county police trying to find out what led to a murder-suicide that left three family members did yesterday. >> a 12-year-old boy survived and could provide important clues. at owings, they believe the father was responsible. he started a fire inside the home before shooting himself. >> trying to kill everybody. it makes no sense. >> kids involved, it is crushing. >> fra

christian, atheist, hindu, jew. he is our collective face, our evolution, the devolution, the ripening of long injustices. thank you. the next poet is michael palmer. >> what of that wolf hound at full stride. what of the woman that serves as fairl guide and witness to the snowy hive? what of the singer robed in red and frozen at mid-song? and the stone, its brokenness, or the voice oft seen that says note the dragon seen but asking no questions of flight, no questions of irridescence, what of that century, did you see it pass? what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dr

christian grey is supposed to be, i guess. >> i picked from the great movie wall street, gordon gekko, sexy in charge michael douglas. >> hodaanning tatum. >> no, matt bomer first. he is totally hot. >> and channing tatum. he is the sweetest guy. he was here last week for "magic mike." he's from alabama. these southern boys, they've been raised with manners. >> i agree. >> i didn't mind being called ma'am. . >> no. i like southern boys, too. have you ever had a funyun? seriously, have a funyun. get involved. funyuns are so good. >> christian bale aa lot of you thought, which is interesting because he's not anywhere near 27. >> bite into it. tell me how bad your breath is right now. >> oh, my god. >> they are awesome. you have to sit alone and tear through a bag of these, funyuns. >> they remind me of -- >> bunions. they fit right on it. it's unbelievable. boy, do i need a pedicure. >> here is the question. if your friend's husband hit on you, what would you do? would you tell your friend? would you not tell? how would you address it? frisky.com -- there is a dot-com for everything -- talked about ways to handle this situatio

. >> karen elson and michael lee are in the band and tell us about this whole movement. it's great. don't think i don't see your christianedr. [ laughter ] >> and karen is giving me one bangle to wear. you have plenty, madonna. >> yes. >> talk about the band a little bit. where did this idea come from? >> actually karen and cs started this in 1996. and basically, we all came together, we all knew each other from playing the local club scene throughout the mid- atlantic. >> you play up and down. >> all over the place. >> love it. >> hey, let's introduce the band. sarah has the mic. >> i'm sy seiler drums. >> jody lewis, bass. >> glen riley guitar. >> all right. >> everybody is like fully decks out. >> you are 110%. >> what is it about the '80s that you love so much? >> i think that the thing about '80s music is that it's just fun. it's not like the grunge movement where everything is depressing and oppressive. it's just fun music about having a good time and enjoying life and upbeat and positive. >> i know the reaction is crowds have to go wild. >> yeah. we have played events before where we played '80s proms where everybod

christians, paul ryan is running away from his muse. joining me now -- robert, isn't the answer here that it is poison? she was an atheist and now, he wants nothing to do with her. >> michaeli have spoken with paul ryan at length about his past history with rand and he told me he had rand during college. that does not make him an objectivist. he is a roman catholic. objectivist. that he was inspired by rand because she believes in the free market. that's when he identified with her back in college and still today. that doesn't mean he believes fully in everything she ever said or wrote. >> all right. but i don't think it was only back in college. i mean, when paul ryan spoke to a group of rand devotees he credited the thinking for inspiring him to get into politics. let's listen. zl. >> the reason i got involved in public service, if i had to credit one thinking, one person it would be ayn rand. >> what's your analysis of this issue? is it as i put forth, about her lack of faith? >> well, i'm not certain. to the long list of things we can blame paul ryan for, let's add to that list, forcing us to rehash ayn rand. rand is an adolescent fascination. of the tedious egotism. a

michael finney and today 7 on your side q and a is just ahead. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions here live in about seven or eight minutes. >> i'm spencer christiannga beautiful view from our, no, it's the high definition east bay hills camera of blue skies covering virtually all of the area. i will show you how warm it will be unthat blue sky coming up. >> blue skies there and fog at the golden gate bridge. check out the approach. northbound traffic is kind of sluggish. a little better heading into the city. but that's the contrast you get living in the bay area. warm and sunny living inland in the east bay and looks like a winter time scene almost by the golden >> a controversial program that will provide panhandlers in san francisco with dogs from animal shelters is set to start on monday. we mistakenly reported this morning it started today but it's not. sorry about that. the pilot program is called woof wonderful opportunities for fido. and in exchange they get 50 to $75 a week to take care of the dogs. the animal rights group pita is dangerous for animals and humans. what is it called again? >> woof! >> you just wanted me to say it again. >

christian red state or got together. what's the tone of the book? >> i think it is surprisingly positive. before we embarked on this project i think when michael and i were having initial discussions and we were e-mailing back and forth about the concept of the book, both of us knew enough about each other to know that we weren't really going to be nasty towards each other and make it personal, although it happens a bit in the book. this was a serious a social experiment to see a few people. >> you say serious. >> can go together in a band and do, and the friends and discover america in 2012. >> it is a romp for america. >> so the two you got into an rv and just took off the? >> with two other people, yes. >> we had a driver, cousin john who is a prominent character in the book, and steffi who is also a character i in the book. the four of us in his rv driving across america talking to people. >> we both are frustrated with the climate and if i'm at of american politics right now. when he was talking that writing a book, i said what i fell in love with america and started to understand americans with being on the road for two years. we indeed

think michael phelps does look a little bit like the greek god apollo, and the ancient greeks thought when athletes won glory they stood in the presence of gods and this mentality is part of christianitye of hard work and virtue to bring us closer to god. our next guest wrote about this for our website cnn.com. joseph laconti is expert of and author of the new book "the searchers", and good morning, joe. >> thank you so much for having me. >> are the olympians really the closest thing that we will ever see to greek gods do you think? >> well, i'm not sure the closest things, but the greeks were on to something. the games were a wash in religion, and religious belief, a ped they dedicated the games to zeus, and they got priests on hand and i think that they are on to something, and it is not just pure superstition in the sense that they understood instinctively that something remark pli is shrkably is going and women are pushing human achievement and are standing in the presence of gods. so it suggests to us that there is something in us where we are hard-wired if you will, for glory, and hard-wired to try to achieve it and captivated when we see men and women achieving olympic glory.

christian red state or got together. what is the tone of the book? >> i think it's surprisingly positive. before we embarked on this project when michael and i were having the initial discussion and we were e-mailing back and forth about the concept of the book, both of us knew about each other enough to know that we weren't really going to be nasty toward each other and take it personal although it happens a little bit in the book. this was a serious, we say social experiment from people from two different backgrounds. >> use a serious. >> being friends and discovering america in 2010. >> it's a romp through america. >> the true view got into an rv and just took off? >> yeah. >> we have the driver, cousin john who is a prominent character in the book and our manager, character and the book. the four of us in this rv driving through america talking to people. siu. >> we both are frustrated with the climate and the environment of american politics right now and when he was talking about writing a political book the way i started understanding america was being on the road. if we are going to do this we have to go on the road and we inte

christian red state are packed together. what is the tone of the book? >> i think surprisingly positive. before you embark on the project i think when michaelnd i were having the initial discussion and we got the concept for the book, both of us knew enough about each other that we weren't really going to be nasty towards each other and make it personal although it happens a little in the book. this is a serious, we say social experiment. >> you say serious. >> got together a fan and be friends and discover america in 2012. >> it is a romp through america. >> to have you got into an rv and just took off. >> with two other people, yes. >> did you have a driver? >> cousin john is it a minute -- prominent character in the book. driving through america, talking to people. >> we both are frustrated with the climate and environment of american politics right now and when he was typing about writing a political book, i thought the way i fell in love with america is being on the road for two years. so forget to do this they had to go on the road. we interviewed hundreds of people and i think what fascinated us both as americans are so positive righ

christian science monitor. this is an hour. >> our guest todays are richard trumka, president of the afl-cio, and michael -- the group's politicaldirector. mr. trumka grew up in the pennsylvania coal field and followed his father, branch, and grandfather, into the mines. he worked is a way through penn state university and entered -- earned a law degree from villanova. he was elected president of the united mine worked. he brought the umwa into the afl-cio in 1995 he ran for the secretary treasurer of the afl-cio and became the youngest person to hold that position where he served for a years, mr. trumka was elected president of the afl-cio in september 2009. mr. -- an expert in sophisticated voter mobile mobilization models. before coming to the alf alf he was associate delv -- he managed congressional campaigns. now on to the process portion of our program. as always we're on the record here. please no live blogging or tweeting in sort, no filing while the breakfast is underway. no embargo when the session ends except c-span2 agreed to wait two hours before airing the tape of this breakfast. the goal of maintaining the breakfa

christian science monitor. this is an hour. >> our guest chair richard trumka, president of the afl-cio and michael pedrosa, the political adviser. the growth in the presidential call for them all at his father and grandfather into the minds. he worked his way to penn state university and earned a law degree from bilodeau of the university. in 1882, each 33 was elected president of the united mine workers of america coming at us to hold that position. he served three terms as president at the u.n. debut into afl-cio. in 1995, ran to be secretary of treasurer of the afl-cio and became the youngest person to hold the position where he served for 18 years. mr. trumka was elected president in september 2009. mr. pretorius or has been on the afl-cio is political team since 1997 come expert in sophisticated voter mobilization models became political director in 2005 and director in june of last year. before coming to the afl-cio, he was associated director where he managed state and local campaigns. so much for a biography, now onto the process portion of our program. please, no let logging or tweaking. in short, no filing by the brea

christian aptly put it, humanize this discussion, elevate the discussion a bit. we'll see how it plays out. >> chris, what's your response to that, in terms of what michael was sayingwith michael. i think this is a fantastic choice because it has made the distinctions between these two campaigns ever clearer. if you're a voter out there and you're undecided and wonder chg ticket is better for you, you can vote romey/ryan basically support a program that's going to eviscerate key programs important to the middle class from education to health care or vote for president obama and basically policies that help the middle class. if you look simply at his budget, one of the most glaring things, the notion that somehow you're going to turn around this economy and at the same time cut the deficit and solve our debt problems by cutting taxes on the wealthy and making people like governor romney pay around 1% in taxes, which is one calculation i read this morning, is beyond mathematical possibility. this is the fundamental problem with this ticket. they talk really good, but when the reality of their numbers are shown to the american people, they're going to be shocked and d