crew has undocked from the international space station it is on its way home i'm sean thomas at mission control and coming up we have all the details. on the brink of collapse the columnists and currency experts hold out little hope for the euro as they gather at a conference in berlin. brain drain reverses the american economy shrinks many indian immigrants in the u.s. heading knowing jump still missing innovation in their native country. and in our close up series we explore russia's biggest island in some come in with its unique wildlife and rich sits. a very warm welcome. from moscow with me i said but a russian soyuz spacecraft with three crewmembers on board is nearing its you to land in around twenty minutes time and well the spacecraft left the international space station on its second attempt after a technical glitch on friday our correspondent sean thomas is following the flight's mission control. the stories to me eighteen crew got into their capsule this morning at six o two they were released from the international space station and it looks like they are on target for their landin

have told friday was halted by a technical glitch well cost punishments homelessness out the mission control of life. one is everything going according to plan this time. alice as of this point it certainly looks that way the stories to me eighteen crew got into their capsule this morning at six o two they were released from the international space station and it looks like they are on target for their landing this morning around nine twenty one in kazakhstan let me take you through a blue. bit of what it's going to look like right now they're positioning their craft so that they can enter the atmosphere that's supposed to happen around nine o'clock this morning and then at nine o two there is going to be an ls which is a loss of signal for about five minutes between nine o two and nine o seven is going to be a tense time where we don't know what's happening with a look at have no communication with the capsule itself but at nine o seven when it comes on this side of the atmosphere that's when the parachutes are going to deploy and then they will have a slow descent into the air and land in

for the first time ever a so new spacecraft failed to undock mission control says the situation is under control and another attempt will be made tomorrow. the biggest gathering of world leaders taking place in new york has been a call for global peace and the slashing of nuclear arsenals but the president stole the spotlight with comments over nine eleven sparking among delegates prompting several to walk out. and india is a new foreign talent with paternity as we explore despite a big culture shock for you a student's are choosing india to kickstart their american dream. and i'll be back with more news in less than fifteen minutes in the meantime let's catch up with that's all year she's got the latest sports news. hello and welcome you know the sport is an art to you know headlines fast. man of steel will take an in-depth look at one of the continental hockey league giants get on board. two gold medals for usher on the fourth day of the world arrhythmic gymnastics championships. and phil mickelson produced the shot of the tour championship with this africa however it's case you don't

shuttle from one but mission control says the crew is in no danger. cia trained death squads reportedly fighting the taliban in pakistan concerns about what will happen to be fighters once the u.s. is out of it. also calls for peace and a furious war the biggest gathering of world leaders in the big. as the international community calls upon iran to get back to dialogue president accuses the united states of trying to dominate the world all the latest updates just ahead in the program. hello this is r.t. it's ten pm here in moscow thanks for chiming. in with the top stories for you and for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit for now two russian cosmonauts and astronauts ready to return to worse when an alarm signals technical problems. as the latest. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current i says crew get held up trying to head for home well trying to undo the automatic lock

safety is the watchword here mission control center needs to be one hundred percent certain before giving the next green light we could have proceeded with the undocking and landing today but we decided to do it tomorrow just to be sure there is nothing wrong with either the station or the landing module. now the problem is solved nothing should stop so you spacecraft from successfully detaching as planned in case of emergency in case the spacecraft fails to undock again there's always a back up module that they came here to for i pad to earth and there's always plan c. as then by say you spacecraft that's ready to take off for the isis and bring the stranded crew safely back to earth not only the r.t. kind of moscow region. leads on to terra kill teams one by america's intelligence agency have now taken the u.s. led war beyond afghanistan those are the claims in a new book called obama's wars by veteran journalist bob woodward and he reveals that a secret army of south three thousand other fighters sent to hunt. either and the taliban have now infiltrated pakistan but as articles paullus

they're coming to us from mission control. in spring indebted nations such as greece portugal and spain nearly trying to go into the abyss it was only a seven hundred fifty billion euro bailout package that maintain the shaky balance but many experts still believe what we've witnessed is the beginning of the end lore emmet now. in berlin this weekend a group of economists currency experts and former european central bankers are gathering to discuss the fate of the euro their view it won't survive it won't collapse today it probably won't be tomorrow but one day in the not too distant future the sixteen country eurozone will fall apart according to those gathered in berlin this weekend and where better to hold a conference like this of all the economies in the eurozone germany has paid the heaviest price for the economic mismanagement of the countries that have come to be known as the pigs portugal italy ireland greece and spain forced to do some things to rescue those economies the e.u. and the i.m.f. set up a seven hundred fi

stranded in all but tonight has a technical glitch stops the earth shuttles among docking but mission control says the crew is no danger of god late. cia trained afghan death squads are reportedly fighting the taliban while concerns mount they could join forces as soon as the u.s. is out of the region. also calls for pace and a furious war the biggest gathering of world leaders in the big apple. as the international community calls upon iran to get back to dialogue between president accuses the united states of trying to dominate the world we'll bring you all the latest updates just ahead in the program. this is up to you it's eight pm here in moscow thanks for watching this hour on kevin our top stories for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to arm dock from the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and astronauts ready to return to warthe earth with an alarm signal take technical problems artie's natalia not a cover it's got the latest tonight. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six

stopped in orbit a technical glitch strads new astronauts on the international space station but mission control says the situation is under control. american trained afghan death squads are reportedly targeting the taliban in pakistan but there is concern because swat sides when the u.s. withdraws from the region. and as the biggest gathering of world leaders tries to call for global peace and many there's anger at the auditorium as they ring the president's words seize furious delegates walk out. big political messages have been sent from the united nations get the latest updates in our report from new york in the program. and coming up in the business update news of the world bank is the jump start lending in russia now by about bank debt from banks that have the details about twenty minutes time. you're watching r t coming to you live from the russian capital welcome to the program and also our top story for the first time ever a so you spacecraft has failed to one dock from the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut were ready

astronauts remain stranded in orbit as a technical glitch stops their shuttle from on docking but mission control says the crew is in no danger of. cia trained death squads reportedly fighting the taliban in pakistan while concerns much of what will happen to the fighters once the u.s. is out of the region. also tonight calls for peace and a furious look at the biggest gathering of world leaders in the big apple. around those talks with the international community on its uranium enrichment program could resume as early as next month but is he continuing the political mine find out all the latest details in our report from new york just ahead in the program. hello it's midnight here in moscow you're watching news channel with me kevin now in our top story tonight for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew temporarily stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts on a nasa astronaut were ready to return to earth one of the alarm signal technical problems. as the latest. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells

stock in orbit a technical glitch spreads three astronauts on the international space station mission control says the situation is under control. american trained afghan death squads are reportedly targeting the taliban in pakistan but there's concern they could swap sides when the u.s. withdraws from the region. and as the biggest gathering of world leaders tries to call for global peace and harmony there's anger and auditorium as you bring in president's words. that. as the international community calls upon iran to get back to dialogue the iranian president accuses the united states of trying to dominate the world we'll bring you all the latest updates just ahead in the program. you're watching are coming to you live from central moscow welcome to the program now it's where a top story for the first time ever a so new spacecraft has failed to one dog from the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts any nasa astronauts are ready to return to earth when an alarm signal technical problems are. reports. of a difficult maneuver and not a good time to

christian altar makes stranded in orbit tonight as a technical glitch stops the shuttle docking with mission control says the crew is in no danger we've got the latest. cia fake afghan death squads reportedly fighting the taliban pakistan concerns about what will happen to the elite fighters once the u.s. is out of the region. also calls for pace other furious war the biggest gathering of world leaders of the big. iran says talks with the international community on its uranium enrichment program could resume as early as next month but is he continuing to play political mind games find out all the latest details in our report from new york just ahead in the program. this is our team here in moscow thanks for watching us this hour i'm kevin zero in updating the top stories for you and for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit for now two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut were ready to return to warthe when an alarm signal technical problems the telling of a cover report. a difficult maneuver and not a good

and there is always a flight surgeon on hand mission control to talk the crew through anything they need to know. >> okay. we get the fact that somebody on board knows how to stop a bloody nose but what about the serious stuff. believe it or not, they can cut you open in space if they have to. >> they have medical kits up there with step by step instruction cards for just about anything that might happen. >> he says nasa keeps a fairly complete medical kit on board the shuttle and the space station, including defibrillators and if it's serious they can load you aboard a capsule and have you on earth in a couple of hours. >> i think that's the most likely scenario, taking people back to earth as opposed to sending up help. >>> making headlines all week, the 49ers let their -- do the talking. that's next. the guys who drive a heavy duty truck, have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a payload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough to bear up a max towing capacity that's over 10 tons. and a braking system tou

here because they don't matter and italian overcoat reporting from the space mission control center in the moscow region thank you. well still ahead in the program a new band of opportunity find out why american business brains are looking to india for their career break. or a new president speech at the general assembly meeting is cause public outcry inside and outside the u.n. building in new york u.s. and e.u. delegates walked out during my address as he lashed out at western dominance and pointed to conspiracy theories surrounding the attacks of nine eleven and to see more from new york. considering how hard the international community especially in the last couple of days have been trying to say over and over again that they're willing to reach out a hand of dialogue to leave the door of dialogue open with iran it's like man who definition tries to provoke the community more and more and see how far he can take it what you brought up just now is that he did end up crossing the line with the u.s. delegation again when he talked about nine eleven that. there were several viewpoints

tell your i keep us updated on italian overcoat porting from the mission control center in the moscow agent thank you for that. a speech at the un general assembly by the iranian president has caused a public outcry both inside and outside new york building u.s. and e.u. delegates walked out string mahmoud ahmadinejad's address as he lashed out at western dominance and pointed to conspiracy theories surrounding the attacks of nine eleven and i see churkin as more. considering how hard the international community especially in the last couple of days have been trying to say over and over again that they're willing to reach out a hand of dialogue to leave the door of dialogue open with iran it's like man who definition tries to provoke the community more and more and see how far he can take it he did end up crossing the line with the u.s. delegation again when he talked about nine eleven. there were several viewpoints first that a very powerful and complex terrorist group able to successfully cross all the years of the american intelligence and security card to date the atomic this is a

are intensively trained in medical procedures and there is always a flight surgeon on hand at mission controlw anything they need to know. >> okay. we get the fact that somebody on board knows how to stop a bloody knows, splint a sprained finger but what about the serious stuff. len sha bow says believe it or not they can cut you open in space if they have to. >> they have medical kits up there with step by step instruction cards for just about anything that might happen. >> he says nasa keeps a fairly complete medical kit on board the shuttle and the space station including defibrillators and searchable gear. and if it's really serious they can load you aboard a some just cap actual and have you back on earth in a couple hours. >> i think that at the more likely scenario taking people back to earth as opposed to sending up help. >> i need your good questions. send them to me at cbs5.com. >>> after making headlines all week with their words the 49ers let their play do the talking. could they take down the super bowl champions? bowl champions? 3q whether it's from the craftsman or your cherish

undocking with the space station artie's a sham thomas has more from mission control just outside moscow. everything went according to plan and today in fact around six o two this morning the capsule undock from the international space station the soyuz t.m.a. eighteen and crew then basically started their descent to earth at eight thirty they made their deorbit burn which meant firing the engines the point of them down towards the earth around nine o'clock in the morning they entered the earth's atmosphere very fiery environment in fact around nine o two and we lost signal which is expected it's called an l o s but there's a five minute period of time where you have no idea what is happening with the crew you can only guess that everything is normal based on their last communication before entering that that system and then around nine o seven or they came back into the earth's atmosphere deploy their parachutes were spotted by the helicopters and everything was fine and we've been able to see them getting out of the capsules having their first bites traditionally they've had the bite o

stalk in orbit a technical glitch strads three astronauts on the international space station but mission control says the situation is under control. american trained afghan death squads are reportedly targeting the taliban in pakistan but there's concern they could swap sides maybe the u.s. withdraws from the region. and as the biggest gathering of world leaders tries to call for global peace and harmony there's anger and the auditorium as the ring of presidents word see delegates walk out. the big political messages have been sent from the united nations to get updates in our report. if you're watching r t coming to you live from the russian capital welcome to the program and now it's a war top story for the first time ever a so you spacecraft has failed to on the international space station leaving the crew stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and a naso astronaut were due to return to earth when an alarm signal technical problems. brings us the latest. the crew is safe but it was originally decided that say you spacecraft would undocked from the international space station at three thirty a

are intensively trained in medical procedures and there's always a flight surgeon on hand at mission controllk the crew through anything they need to know. >> reporter: okay. we get the fact that somebody on board knows how to stop a bloody nose, splint a sprained finger, but what about the serious stuff? ben burris with the chabot space and science center says believe it or not, they can cut you open in space if they have to. >> they have medical kits up there with step by step instruction cards for just about anything that might happen. >> reporter: burris says nasa keeps a fairly complete medical kit on board the shuttle and the space station including defibrillators and surgical gear. and if it's really serious, they can load a board a soyuz capsule have you back on the earth in a couple of hours. >> i think that's the more likely scenario? taking people back to earth as opposed to sending up help. >> reporter: i need your good questions. send them to me at cbs5.com. >> well, tomorrow should actually be the start of summer instead of fall. >> tomorrow just after 8:00 officially becoming

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in addition, i know through ineffectively and tireless efforts, the men and women of nasa's mission control system provided tests solutions to complex things that were unknown. using out-of-the-box creativity, nasa's engineers and program managers salvaged what was later deemed to be a successful failure bringing the crew safely back to earth on april 17. i'm proud to support this resolution and proud, of course, of american ingenuity and the valor of the people at nasa and encourage my students -- my colleagues to join me in recognizing the 40th anniversary of the apollo 13 mission. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. gordon: i ask my friend from texas, do you have any more speakers? mr. hall: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. gordon: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1421

go obviously and the other is the planning process and we are on the verge of permanent controls for the missionistrict and the dot com boom and whatever form it takes in the future and will not result in that di displacement and particularly for families here long time. >> the mission brings wonderful memories and to me i see hope every time i walk down the street and think about the mission and think about the wonderful things here and the growth and the sustainablity an the families and the culture an so many wonderful things and they shouldn't wokous focus on they see the mission is. >> they seen the carnivals and the high rent and poverty faced by the residents and we met som of the committed people working to make things better in san francisco's district nine and hope you enjoyed the journey an until next time i am jennifer love and nairchg thanks for wat. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

and john avalon looks at her mission, damage control. o'donnell canceled two sunday talk show appearances after this came to light. and now you are calling her the new queen of wing nuts. >> ah, the queen of the wing nuts. this week she was clear to say she was not a wing nut, she was specific about that. but she is revelations haven't helped. when you cancel sunday shows that is sign of a campaign in crisis and damage control mode. this is the newest revelation, but in reality, these sorts of claims have been dogging her campaign early on. the libertarian reason magazine called her a crackpot of the first order before the primary. whether you find this witchcraft claim more controversial or offensive than statements like, say, that aid sufferers shouldn't be called victims that's a judgment call. there is a lot more where this comes from. >> karl rove weighed in, not showing her love. and she actually tweeted sunday night on that and said that if she did have the powers of a witch then karl rove would be backing her candidacy. >> well,

distance that can be reached easily by communication with only a second and a half time and allows mission control to be involved in the efficiency and safety of the aberration. we can learn in the lunar regions, many of the things that are still unknown or undeveloped in our current state of knowledge about interplanetary space travel, particularly things like radiation protection and so on, where we have the possibility to get out of real trouble when we get in it because we're so close to home back to earth. that is the possibility that we will not have once we find ourselves months away from earth. there is great value in continuing to include moon as an integral part of the space exploration program as we go forward. >> i will just close by saying that mr. augustine said that they deliver did this on the panel. they pointed out that one of the things is you have to sustain the support from the american people and what the chairman of the augustine commission wanted to do was to get that excitement returned. there was a legitimate question raised. can you go -- get that by going back to the mo

is in the , without's proposal all of the other aspects in -- the training, the testing, the mission controlthere is much more than building the rocket, it has to all fit together. what my concern is is that your terminating the constellation. in your budget, you have $2.5 billion to terminate. that is the termination. there are reports that you were terminating contracts or that you are making it essential that they self terminate. for $2.5 billion, we could have another space shuttle. we could spread out the space shuttle for that over a year. you could have to in a year. -- you could have two in a year. i am over time. i appreciate mr. chairman. >> you wanted to respond? >> i would make a statement that mr. bolden is too modest to make. the safety would remain under the oversight of nasa. this gentleman was in charge of the corps when he was an astronaut. he knows how important that is. while he has been administrator of nasa, there is no shortfall in the oversight of the private sector in delivering astronauts safely. >> let me make one quick point. i am not against the private sector. i

control. sound and no poe. we have not seen a recurrence. 4218 mission st., which we are looking at for possible abc issues. it is basically a church that is readying itself out over -- for events. there is no control. we have been working with sfpd and the people and working with the people themselves. there is theho hookah. you will see that there are two minor incidences. there was a drug offense, but that happened outside. because this was venue related, it does follow technically under our per year note. the actual offense happened outside. we had another one at the parlor. the report was a little dubious. somebody was sent to the hospital. it looked like it did not happen there and it may have happened at a different location. and that is about it unless there are any questions. president newlin: thank you. >> you guys have done this before. we have never done it for a hotel. and also, this has gotten a lot of legislation lately, whether it is the alcohol mitigation or other legislation or whenever, i would like its staff could formulate a memo or a request and take it to the comptroller's office, beca

the second good news is you're able to control your behavior. (music) the mission of nora is to prevent the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs to diverse communities in northeast ohio. we're going to start with the serenity prayer. what makes nora different from other treatment and recovery programs is that we get a lot of calls from individuals in recovery who want to give back, and they come to our organization to support us. they want to be a part of a system that is really helping individuals to retain their recovery over a long period of time. nora's existence these last few years, i think, have reminded people of truly what the value is in that very simplistic reality of if i help you, that's indirectly helping me. and of course, if i've helped you and i'm in need, you're in a position to help me. i became a volunteer for nora because i always dreamed of helping others and i knew this was a recovery agency. and i wanted to be a part of helping because i know some of the life things that i've been through would be able to help others as in the same situa

mission. his goal, to help his party maintain control of both houses of kong.inton hitting the campaign trail in the northeast. he's making a squeeze through blue states looking at voting red in november. and one of those places we'll find molly line. >> this is all about former president clinton rallying the pace and getting the democrats out in the fall where the republicans are expected testify a banner year in the elections in the fall and the democrats have a lot to contend with and he spent time campaigning today with barney frank, a 30-year incumbent, in a democratic strong hold state. once thought to be one of the bluest among the blue until of course january when republican scott brown stepped in beating democrat martha coakley and signed of changed the landscape here. analysts say the frank camp is taking nothing for granted and president clinton addressed the anger issues, that the economy hasn't been turning around quicker and urged voters to give democrats another two years and to fight back against republicans. here is former president bill clinto

control in-flight primarily through pilot training activities. the f.a.a. stall working group was a short-term effort that was to offer solutions within the existing regulatory structure. our mission was to look at long-term, comprehensive ways to address loss of control. i want to emphasize we're still early in this process. our deliverables are schedule would for the end of next year. we're still in the data analysis process right now. i am encouraged to offer preliminary results from our determinations as we looked at this. i've been the co chair of the training and regulatory group, and our first responsibility was to do a proper training needs analysis, to have a good feel of what the existing knowledge, experience, and skill level was for the aggregate pilots right now, when faced with an upset event. we had to do a survey of the capability of existing or future training platforms or mediums that would allow the pilots to close that gap, a proper gap analysis. we're pretty far along on that. i want to point out a few of our determinations, it is early and subject to change. i do want to bring about with these other groups, we are gaining confidence that there hasn't been any

commanders in their homes stations here in the united states, performing the continuing mission of nuclear deterrence, controllinghe satellites, supplying missile warning, whether imagery, and communications to the joint team, or providing air sirens the alert for homeland defense. finally, nearly 40,000 airmen are deployed to 135 countries across the world, mainly in support of contingency operations. now, especially, in iraq and afghanistan. clearly, your air force provides global vigilance, reach, and how were like no other in the world create we all have much to be proud of, but the job of remain prepared for what the future holds will never end. from the doolittle raid through vietnam, the cold war, the gulf war, and today's fights, the u.s. air force has continued to evolves, incorporating new technologies and operational concepts, to meet emerging challenges. the air force we are building today and for the future is shaped by the broad stroke of potential threats and uncertainties in the global environment. from terrorist movements to a newly developing nuclear powers, from failed states and uncovered area

mission boulevard. around 10:30 last night, a woman lost control of her car crashing through the store front on jackson street. the store was closed and no one was inside at the time of the crash. firefighters had to pull the driver out of the car. she was taken to the hospital to be evaluated. no word on the extent of her injuries or whether the store will be able to open this morning. san francisco police are investigating a major accident that damaged at least eight cars and injured at least three people. investigators say a reckless driver began smashing into cars between mission and new montgomery in downtown san francisco at 8:00 last night. three were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. all are expected to survive. police are still trying to determine if alcohol played a factor here. >> efforts to build california's high-speed rail line hit another roadblock this morning. menlo park has filed a lawsuit to stop bullet trains running through the peninsula. they will sue the high-speed rail authority, the line that runs from san francisco to los angeles. the cities say they're not aga

if mcconnell and his crowd, along with boehner and this outfit, if they get control of the house and the senate. the mission of the republicans is to defeat president obama. hold it there. i have to -- you know, every group that i talk to, they say, yeah, ed, you're right. and i walk away, thinking, well then why isn't the base motivated to do something about this? mcconnell has proven over and over and over again, if you just have an "r" behind your name, you're going to get the loyalty of the conservatives because they want to take down president obama that bad. they'll take a couple of nuts in the crowd if they can just get rid of president obama's agenda. that's the bottom line. if that doesn't motivate liberals in this country, then i don't know what does. republicans or tea party, whatever, they have yet, keep in mind, they have yet to denounce any racist comments produced by the right wing talkers in the past months. the tea party has no plan on the table for 1 in 4 african-americans that are living in poverty. they don't have a plan. we're at a defining moment in american history. we take a step for

scientific research battle against censorship and control in russia in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal for your missions to attend western universities and searched. scientific training. government. introduced censorship. throughout the time from. the space race. scientific discovery. which has kept top secret. the periodic table of elements. is working with dozens of. scientific projects which brings us back to the cademy of science there are several. key prospects very. unscientific. with solar power and it always amazes me. and this is called the golden hole. two hundred eager and excited scientists. and while i travel to my next scientific location let's take a look at this week's entertainment news. moscow house of photography has organized a display dedicated to one of the most famous before slaughter pollution and. pollution is a clown who shows especially the production called slow show proving hits around the world the exhibition features dozens of photographs showing the red nosed entertainer not only on stage but mostly without makeup. on the world is remarkable for the fact that there are al

mission. this is the plane. lieutenant joe benson controls the squadron. how important is what you do to the mission? hostile, inaccessible to other troops and we collect weather observations, we'll go and we'll assess a river condition, we'll do terrain. >> sometimes getting there requires a parachute. >> this is the main. >> don't pull that. that's reserve. >> loaded into the back are 18 special operations weather soldiers, you want accurate forecast of the battlefield, sometimes you got to jump out of a plane. >> are you ready back there? okay. >> one minute before they go out the back door. i legally can't jump. not disappointed about that. >> all clear. >> with the static line guys out at 2500 feet we climb higher and the spotters eye the next drop zone. >> six weather jumpers left. these are going free fall. they can go as high as 30. the forecast behind enemy lines, they are the ones to do it. >> you guys rock. what comes next is an adrenalin-filled minute falling as fast as 200 miles an hour. deploy the chute, and get on the ground asap. this could be hostile territory, and the weathermen hav

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control. he participated in ceremonies marking the close of the combat mission. >> cuts and ac transit which servicesof the agency's shortfall on the table possibly cutting we can service dropping certain lines altogether or cutting back service times of the day. any cuts decided on will begin in december but no final decision morris made yesterday it will meet again later this month the >> bosses of verve and all the debt and cost >> after much anticipation apple steve jobs unveils what all the buzz was about new ipod and gave slate was in san francisco for the been unavailing. >>there is a new ipod nano they basically took the existing nano and chopped it in half making it the smallest nano yet. they got rid of the scroll wheel and added multi touch to the screen, making it a fully touchscreen device. they also added a clip to the back great for when the go. it comes in six colors, you can pre order it now, it ships out next week. $149 for the 8 gig version. $179 for the 16 gig version. there is the new ipod shuffle, similar to the second generation shuffle, people did not like the third generation