michelin's anytime soon. simply head in for a more eco friendly future easily understandable slogan producing the green future turns out to be a bit more complicated. with giving. basis on which will be made and some of it samples have already been taken to test. a campaign. europe hopes to label. according to specific characteristics. related to their environmental impact. because of this efforts. that are more environmentally friendly need to be comprised of new materials. so they will not only provide better vehicle safety for those who are inside also for the environment. any of its tire producers to switch over production entirely to make the mix just right green means getting rid of waste in the production process and cutting chemicals that. fills. even wearing tires that are minimal resistance to the motion generated by the motor saving on atmosphere soiling emissions. testing it's clear the blade cuts both ways and the trick is balancing complex tradeoffs. has completed this small stage development an

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biggest kite and it's not really comfortable to go so i'm in the still possible over this other michelin so we're going to weigh the bird till today by the i think it's going to be really good so this way turtle was there there's a really nice focus from the from the other side of the wind but these three really nice tack to finland so wait one more day and with another try peter was philosophical as not even he has the power to control the elements and his attempt to become the first russian to cross the gulf of finland will have to be put on hold for a few more days yes we might be one of the best client service in the world but even pages had to admit defeat today due to a lack of wind which has made his attempt to try and cross the gulf of finland almost impossible however he'll keep on trying and over the next few days hopefully he'll be able to make it all the way from tolland to helsinki richard i'm portrayed r.t. tallinn estonia. kates will bring you up to date in a couple of hours meanwhile you can rate and comments on some of the stories seen right here on our you tube channel

feminist tax this loop is losing almost point nine percent shows it rose one point eight percent michelinadded one in four led securities to growth one point two percent of the broker upgrades in most markets now two days of gains in a trading in the red banking and energy stocks are dragging the all test and noise it's down let's look at some individual news majors among the main losers amid lower crude prices is down two percent after starting point seven percent despite news bedspreads quarter net profit jumped over fifty percent year run here to over three hundred seventy million dollars now banking stocks are also under pressure would be t.v. news and just under eight percent. but in ukraine will stick to existing gas supply and transit agreements. are kept the same both for gas prices and for transit costs now the agreements was reached into a state commission meeting in moscow and she was de ukraine. it's about sixty percent of its natural gas from russia that's been trying to negotiate a lower price deal due to economic difficulties russia and ukraine are to set up a special joint

the housing market you know they're offering all sorts of incentives to go into the house and mark micheline still callup process disturbing wills of all new general motors cars when you turn on the ignition to get a huge jolt of electricity and it gets you one hundred miles an hour to the nearest shop and you start spending beyond your means wildly with the u.s. economy actually you know what they should also do at the same time is have george bush's voice come on and say go shopping standing on the rubble after nine eleven a touch of shoppers don't look behind me at the pile of rubble go back to the store put your credit cards or risk well so i have these final two headlines regarding the housing market and as i said the u.s. fed and the government are trying to force the american consumers to take on more mortgages that and the i.m.f. is trying to force them to force those consumers to take on more more. housing crisis worse then great depression seven shocking facts about the u.s. housing market well number one is the low has announced that the average price of a home in the us is about

. >> it michael check got more compelling for shooting a dog and michelin said >> prost test will print when mr. lee is released mr. li's release date has doubled been annulled >> it is scheduled tentatively for june 13th. >> welcome back to the kron4 maureen use we are keeping an eye on our hotspot in the area you can take west bound 580 and had to their bridge. aisle lot of activity in the area as you look at the live shot. >> for 20 6:00 a.m. nato top officials say the military alliance took over. they are also enforcing a u.n. embargo. libyan leader omar khaddafi. it is now reported that japan under estimated the effects of the tsunami. the experts were in japan for over one week. they're still looking for the main source of the equal i i'll break and east and europe. most of the victims were infected by eating raw cucumbers. >> now we are finding it up that cell phones may be causing cancer. cancer patients were roused to explain their mobile phone use. perhaps a blue tooth or speakerphone it will help. >> a lot of diesel fuel on the road at this accident on it any. and we will be

. ♪ ♪ >> neil: once described a lawrence eagleburger as looking like the michelin man with a cane. iron. let's say he was not the cardboard cut-out diplomat. they said the same once of churchill. in both men's count, looks doesn't matter. when this country noded someone with uncanny instincts, eagleburger mattered. he mattered in the first gulf war when he helped keep them out. he mattered before the second gulf war when he questioned what he called a rush to get in without a thought as to how we get out. he was brash, blunt. to some even rude. but as a frequent guest on this very show, he was similar pli brilliant -- simply brilliant. kind and decent man who would ruffle feathers before letting anyone ruffle this country. >> you tell me where barack obama has had anything to do with foreign affairs, the statements he has made in the campaign have been stupid and contradictory. if you think we can get the allies and the rest of the world to back the sanctions, i'm inclined to think you are smoking pot or something. >> it's a bunch of nonsense. probable drafted by some 20-year-old p

"time" magazine said he looked like a michelin man with a cane. he relished blunt talk and humor, once referring to ukraine as my only six-aspirin country. but what characterized larry eagleburger was a foreign policy thinker was the hard edge realism of his view of the world. feared by his years as a young embassy officer in yugoslavia and as ambassador there in the '70s, eagleburger cautioned against u.s. intervention as yugoslavia was disintegrating during the first bushed administration. and then secretary eagleburger appeared on the macneil/lehrer newshour in december 1992 after serbian strong man milosevic had just been re-elected president of serbia. >> it looks like milosevic is going to remain president of serbia. is that bad news from the american point of view? >> well obviously we ought to wait until we have a clear account. we don't want to intervene in their internal affairs but the answer to your question in short is yes. >> why? >> we've seen all of the reports of humanitarian excesss in terms of camps and murders and rapes. it is

or the michelin man would still be fully inflated at 113. >> at planter's we know.... >> reporter: or 95. do you think they've had a little work done? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you hear the phrase all the time at meetings and conferences. take my card. but these days you can't afford to take your business card for granted. russ mitchell takes a look. >> reporter: perhaps more than any nation on earth in japan, business cards are serious business. an american based in tokyo. >> when receiving a card, you also want to take it by the corners because you would be disrespecting their companies by covering their logo. when you're stating your name you say your company first before your name. because in japan the company is more important than the individual. >> reporter: but wherever you work, business cards should mean business. and it's diana ratcliff's mission to make sure they do. >> i have the smart phone version and then i have my regular version. >> reporter: as we saw at a recent breakfast at the columbia missouri chamber of commerce she's not shy about sharing her opinions. >> a flimsy card

today our colleague michelin alexander offered maddock a very thought-provoking book sweeping the country, equating mess incarceration as the new jim crow. jasmine, what is this new jim-crow we are talking about? what are the collateral consequences to the office upon the relief of imprisonment, just what is the war cost, tell us about this jim-crow drug war. >> i'm delighted to be here with you this afternoon. i'm very said it has to be because the last 40 years our tax dollars have been spent waging the war on drugs. .. the drug war is tantamount to the new jim crow. she does a fantastic job in the new jim crow massive incarceration and the age of colorblindness i believe. she does a phenomenal job of analyzing how policies in the media have really been shaped in the last 40 years and created second-class citizenship for african-americans. she found that there are more blacks actually incarcerated today and were slaves 100 feet d., 200 years ago. the african-american community no doubt has borne the brunt of the stryker s. because of hyper surveillance and militarized policing type geek