to the islamic republic is showing cairo is pursuing a more independent foreign policy and that of morse'spredecessor and earlier journalist clark told my colleague bill dodd that iran needs all the friends it can get. around the strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been a brutal out of iran all this is the reason why pro israel lobby why the americans while the saudis etc so keen to talk about now there's no shock moment the syrian government is about what we're all going around would be even more isolated going to used to going to be very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran to try and build bridges with. all of their financial motives behind this meeting where we've got to believe the economy is going bearing in mind the situation there in the room with all those sanctions appearing to have a quantum impact on the iranian economy do you do they both need each other i think they do and i think probably more the point of view i think as we've seen r.t. we will be arrested but we're very happy with how things are gone legacy occurring on the googl

was discovered over one hundred years ago by sir william ramsey and morse travers' a novel finding certainly practical applications for. the one nine hundred thirty s. when it found use in high speed flash photography and a bit later as an anesthetic an operations. high cost prevented it from being adopted more widely in medicine that all could be changing. thanks to work being carried out here at the institute of medical and biological problems xenon could be on the verge of a major revival. amongst the hyperbaric chambers where many of the country's divers and astronauts have gone through pressure chamber tests and training docs are taking a look at just what has to offer. in recent years what used to be observable favorable side effects of base and have become objects of inquiry in their own right. exactly how the gas interacts with receptors is still under study initial trials and experiments have shown that xenon and its neuroprotective properties can relieve stress. anxiety and even help addicts get over withdrawal symptoms. and if we talk about the production of xenon in russia there'

it was discovered over one hundred years ago by sir william ramsey and morse travers' a novel finding certainly practical applications for it were fleeting until the one nine hundred thirty s. what it found used in high speed flash photography and a bit later as an anesthetic in operations however is prohibited lehi cost prevented from being adopted by the medicine that all could be changing. thanks to work being carried out here at the institute of medical and biological problems xenon could be on the verge of a major revival. the hyperbaric chambers where many of the country's divers and astronauts have gone through pressure chamber tests and training docs are taking a look at just what xenon has to offer. in recent years what used to be observable favorable side effects of seen on base and has become objects of inquiry in their own right. exactly how the gas interacts with receptors is still under study initial trials and experiments have shown that xenon and its neuroprotective properties can relieve stress anxiety and even help addicts get over withdrawal symptoms. and if we talk

was discovered over one hundred years ago by sir william ramsey and morse travers' a novel finding certainly practical applications for the one nine hundred thirty s. when it found use in high speed flash photography and a bit later as an anesthetic and operations. high cost prevented it from being adopted by the medicine that all could be changing. thanks to work being carried out here at the institute of medical and biological problems xenon could be on the verge of a major revival. amongst the hyperbaric chambers where many of the country's divers and astronauts have gone through pressure chamber tests and training docs are taking a look at just what xenon has to offer. in recent years what used to be observable favorable side effects of xenon base and has become objects of inquiry in their own right. exactly how the gas interacts with receptors is still under study initial trials and experiments have shown that xenon and its neuroprotective properties can relieve stress. anxiety and even help addicts get over withdrawal symptoms. and if we talk about the production of xenon in russia the

it was discovered over one hundred years ago by sir william ramsey and morse travers' a novel finding certainly practical applications for the one nine hundred thirty s. when it found use in high speed flash photography and a bit later as an anesthetic in operations. a high cost prevented it from being adopted more widely in medicine that all could be changing. thanks to work being carried out here at the institute of medical and biological problems xenon could be on the verge of a major revival. amongst the hyperbaric chambers where many of the country's divers and astronauts have gone through pressure chamber tests and training docs are taking a look at just what xenon has to offer. in recent years what used to be observable favorable side effects of xenon base and has become objects of inquiry in their own right. exactly how the gas interacts with receptors is still under study initial trials and experiments have shown that xenon and its neuroprotective properties can relieve stress. anxiety and even help addicts get over withdrawal symptoms. and if we talk about the production of

looking first at the german morse key, well, it might be salable. not a great deal of a market for it. i would think something in the region of £20 or 30 today something like that. now, as for your sticky bomb it's actually a very rare object. they almost never come on the market and if this came up today, you would get somewhere in the region of £500 to 700 for it. whoa. ( laughs ) i thought it was junk. perhaps you two need to go over and have a nice chat about liberation day now, i think. oh, thank you. nice to have met you. thank you. a liberator and the liberated. thank you very much, sir. and we did appreciate your bravery. thank you very much. herbert a. woodsford, 1931. who's herbert woodsford? herbert woodsford was my great-great-uncle who made the violin, a jersey man, in 1931. he was a cabinet maker for the firm tagushi's and he was also an amateur violinist who played in shows and orchestras in the island. and i believe, from what my aunt, who is in her nineties has told me he just wanted to try and make a violin from the spare bits of w

ed morse from citigroup joins us. ed, always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> we had the resources in north america to be the middle east in terms of oil for awhile. so, what now is changing the environment such that it can happen? >> well, we had a price trigger over the last decade and that led to innovation and the employment of a lot of cap tam by a lot of companies and here we are growing our production base by over million barrels a day per year and there's no real end in sight. >> a key also to this is oil demand will come down. we're actually hitting the sort of, this trajectory growing independence as the confluence of factors are forming where the consumption will come down. >> the consumption has come down. we were consuming 22 million barrels a day only in 2005 and now we are consuming 3 million barrels a day less than that. and a lot of that has been in the last five years. >> so, what's going to be the incentive for oil companies to continue producing to reach this energy independence if consumpt

this morse code of the eye. and then stimulate the nerve cells in the retina. >> the artificial retina does not achieve perfect sight but it does allow blind people to see enough images to navigate a room. incredible. >>> one of tv's longest running programs is nearing a milestone online. you-tube channel for sesame street about to hit one billion views. to get to that magic number, the kids program put out this video from telemonster can you tele-me how to get to a billion. sesame launched the you-tube channel in 2006 and has been increasing online presence. they will become the first nonprofit on you-tube to hit that milestone. a billion views. >> millions of children around the world have learned letters and songs for generations. >> i still love sesame street. >> i know. cookie. >>> c is for cookie. >> good enough for me. >> this morning, some of you are buzzing over a rare chance to see the president and first lady. the restaurant is owned by -- it includes 20 different courses. no word on exactly what they

how do you take an image from a camera and convert it into this neural code, this morse code of the eyeand then stimulate the nerve cells in the retina? >> reporter: the scientists expect the new vision to improve as the amazing technology advances. >> correct. >> reporter: robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> the vatican revealed today pope benedict fell and cut his head while on a trip to mexico last year. a vatican spokesman insists, the fall had no impact on his overall, larger decision to abdicate. but it is the second time in three days we have learned of a preexisting health issue with the 85-year-old pope who on tuesday let it be known he has a pacemaker. he had just had a procedure performed to have the battery changed two months ago. >>> still ahead, as we continue on this thursday night, a close encounter, the likes of which we here on earth have never seen before. it's now just hours away. >>> and later on this valentine's day, what's the secret to a long and happy marriage? some surprising answers tonight from folks who know a thing or two about that. >>> suppose you to t

he used his grandfather's old telegraph to communicate with using morse code. by the time he went off to college, he had postcards from other amateurs confirming his contact with him. he he built equipment and experimented with antennas. it gave him early experience with the radio before his formal training at mit. i understand that the charge given to the panelists is to provide further contacts, a highly consequential moment in economic development. i cannot speak with certainty regarding the consequences of tom potts point here -- tom's boyhood experience. his ability to allow him to communicate with people far beyond his early home in kansas and his provision of an outlet to experiment with wireless communications played an important role in keeping his interest in technical elements of wireless elements of all types. my time is about up. i would like to touch on my work with tom after we both left government. i worked as a consultant to tom when he was -- during the galaxy satellite program. my consulting firm and i were involved with a company tom founded

palace with five bombs and that by police and the latest wave of violence has demanding the fall of morse's regime. stay away from the u.k. britain. ad campaign to tell immigrants all day what would like about the country after years of trying to attract them. we will be bolder grabs remembering evos giants in the bottle shelling back which ended seventy years ago. oh. hello and welcome to all t twenty four hour news life for most. volatile main story now. egypt's avan and process have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed when the sounds of demonstrators calling for president his resignation clashed with police and footage of several offices assaulting a person has since has made it onto the internet it shows a grown man stripped naked personally b seven and drives into a violent day interior ministry vald to investigate the incident a major concern that could be many more incidents that have normally made public his boat true witness the mayhem in cairo. we know how chaotic scenes in macao co

one was all made by police to advance in the latest wave of violent protests demanding the pull of morse's retreat. stay away from the group k. version of a controversial ad campaign to tell immigrants that what they want like about the country altogether is trying to outrun them. in the fallout of the french led offensive in mali and the deepening crisis in syria would focus the minds of the world's top diplomats i took a security gathering in munich. plus russia mogs the seventieth anniversary of the soviet victory at stunning. and devastating blast which tranche the direction of the entire second world of. international news live from moscow this is r.t. with me our thanks for joining us egypt's want to have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than sixty people were injured and at least one was killed one thousands of demonstrators called for president morsi his resignation clashed with police for a test as a target that pilots with fire bombs and stones security forces responded with tear gas and water cannon bell true witness the mayhem in cair

five bombs are met by the police tear gas and the latest wave of violent crimes has demanded devoted morse's regime. stay away from the u.k. britain plans a controversial ad campaign to tell immigrants what would like about the country after years of trying to attract them. we will be bolder grabs remembering it is those giants in the bottle shelling that which ended seventy years ago. hello and welcome to all t twenty four hour news live for most. of all of what all main story now egypt's yvonne and frau says have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed when the sounds of demonstrators calling for president morsi is resignation clashed with police and footage of several officers assaulting a person ass's has made it onto the internet it shows a grown man stripped naked brutally beaten and drives into the interior ministry valid to investigate the incident and made concern they could be many more ways that have normally made public true witness the mayhem in cairo. we know how chaotic scenes becau

people were injured and at least one was killed when thousands of demonstrators calling for president morse's resignation clashed with police protesters attacked the pilots with fire bombs and stones security forces responded with tear gas and water cannon is about true witness they may home in cairo. we now have a chaotic scene because of need to ask questions how broken out some anti-government protesters and such are security forces at the present i'm surprised this is are many marxists comprised of the presidents of building and group supposedly free market comes out of the promise was not the police about the time we see you guys this comes off the several protests conversion from the presidential biased on to prescribe as part of friday's day at the never and protestors poll that you can hear behind me there is a must and i'm going to say as a people are running it's very chaotic as i'm not to take gas and this is a pretty narrow area in comparison to the space interests where the gas is booming and driving people i can just hear to my right now people are chanting in one voice the peop

almost all made by the police had gotten the latest wave of violent protests demanding the fall of morse's retreat. stay away from the u.k. version of the controversial ad campaign to tell immigrants that they won't like about the country also gays are trying to outrun them. in the fallout of the french led offensive in mali and the deepening crisis in syria focus the minds of the world's top diplomats i think a security gathering in munich. plus russia is the seventieth anniversary of the soviet victory and stunning. and devastating boss which trenched the direction of the entire second world of. international news live from moscow this is all see with me. thanks for joining us . egypt's violent protests have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed one thousands of demonstrators called for president morsi his resignation clashed with police protests as a target they pilots with fire bombs and stones security forces responded with tear gas and water cannon bell true witness the mayhem in cairo f

presidential palace with fire bombs are made by police in the latest wave of violence demanding the fall of morse's regime. stay away from the u.k. britain plans a controversial ad contending campaign to tell immigrants they won't like about the country after years of trying to track the. also the fallout of the french led offensive in mali and the deepening crisis in syria focus the minds of the world's top diplomats at a key security gathering in munich plus. we will be aboard a grudge remembering evos died in the battle of stalin back which ended seventy years ago. this is also you coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. egypt's violent protests have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed when thousands of demonstrators calling for president morsi is resignation clashed with police and video footage of several officers assaulting a protester has made it onto the internet so it shows a grown man stripped naked brutally beaten and drugs into a van so the interior ministry were out

bones on meds by police jaggedness and the latest wave of violent protests demanding the fall of morse's reassuring. also the sound stay away from the u.k. version of plans a controversial ad campaign to tell immigrants what they won't like about the country after games of trying to track that. the fallout of the french that offensive in mali and the deepening crisis a secret focus the minds of the world's top diplomats at a key security gathering and unique. is the seventeenth anniversary of this song this victory at stalingrad the vicious and devastating boss who would change the direction of the entire second world war. international news line from moscow this is all c. with me. thanks for joining us. egypt's violent protests have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed one thousands of demonstrators calling for president morsi is resignation clashed with police protesters attacks they place this with fire bombs and stone security forces responded with tear gas and water cannon. true witnes

door open to the islamic republic shows cairo is pursuing a more independent foreign policy than morse's and their journalist in new york clark told my colleague bill dog that iraq needs all the phones it can get. around strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been a brutal ally of iran all this is the reason why pro israel lobby why the americans why the saudis etc so keen to talk about now there's no such moment the syrian government is about what we're all going around would be even more isolated going to use to get a very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran to be trying to build bridges with. all of their financial motives behind this meeting where we got to believe the economy is going bearing in mind the situation there in iran with all those sanctions that appearing to have a quantum impact on the iranian economy do you do they both need each other i think they do believe and i think more should point of view i think as we see on the wall going to rest in egypt but people are very unhappy with how things are going but you see occurring on t

with five owners are led by police and the latest wave of violent brothers has demanding the fall of morse's reassuring. also the sound stay away from the u.k. is a controversial ad campaign to tell immigrants what they won't like about the country after years of trying to track that. the fallout of the french led offensive in mali and the deepening crisis and see where the minds of the world's top diplomats as a key security gathering in. the seventieth anniversary of this song this victory at stalingrad the vicious and devastating battle would change the direction of the entire second world war. international news line from moscow this is darcy with me. thanks for joining us egypt's vine and proud to have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed one thousands of demonstrators calling for president morsi his resignation clashed with police protests as attacks they place upon us with fire bombs and starlings security forces responded with tear gas and water cannon. true witness the mayhem in cairo.

after the islamic revolution and they further deteriorated after egypt's peace treaty with israel morse'syou had sponsored rise to power out of egypt's uprising is seen as a major hurdle to to better ties with iran which are strongly opposed to the current revolt in syria but some analysts believe you can be door open to the islamic republic shows cairo is pursuing a more independent foreign policy than its predecessor and neil clark told michael rebuilt on that iraq needs all the funds it can get. around strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been a brutal ally of iran all this is the reason why the pro israel lobby why the americans why the saudis etc so keen to talk. now there's no such moment the syrian government is about what we're all going around would be even more isolated going to use today and a very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran to be trying to build bridges with. all of their financial motives behind this meeting where we got to believe the economy is going bearing in mind the situation there in iran with all those sanctions tha

after the islamic revolution and they further deteriorated after egypt's peace treaty with israel morse'syou had sparked rise to power out of egypt's uprising is seen as a major hurdle to to better ties with iran which are strongly opposed to the current revolt in syria but some analysts believe you can be door open to the islamic republic shows kyra if the seeing a more independent foreign policy is criticised and literally neil clark told michael that built on that iraq needs all the things that can get. around strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been a bright little ally of iran all these years the reason why pro israel lobby why the americans why the saudis etc so keen to talk. now there's no such moment the syrian government is about where it's all going around would be even more isolated going to use today going to be a very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran to be trying to build bridges with. all their financial motives behind this meeting where we got to believe the economy is going bearing in mind the situation there in iran with all

. >> he also says he expect morse write-offs and pain from previous acquisitions ahead for hp. meanwhile shares close the regular session at $17.10 but as we mentioned earlier this were up as much as 6% on extra hours on the earnings numbers. >> still ahead on our program tonight, ford is hiring in high oy, please take a look creating new job. the u.s. economy is not adding jobs, the claims for uninsurance benefits up pas past-- combined with continued worries about economic growth lead the major stroke averages lower within the s&p 500 off by 9.5. >> susie: stocks weren't the only investments falling today. many commodities also ended lower, on top of steep declines yesterday. u.s. oil futures fell to there lowest point this year, closing at $92.84 a barrel. so what's at the root of the commodities sell-off, a will it continue? erika miller reports. >> reporter: selling was heavy in crude oil today, as it was in most commodities. but crude also fell on new inventory data showing a big jump in oil supplies. >> today we had an inventory number which came out, which we were expec

unfortunately over nine hundred people were injured including over two hundred children and while morse levy's injuries are connected with the flying glass because of these explosions there were actually three blasts because the meteor broke into three parts and these explosions were so powerful that locals say well at least one glass broke in each building of the city and another problem is that apparently local given gardens have a really large windows making them more vulnerable to these loud blasts that they crack so with all these objects and especially glass flying around that was the that the main kind of cause of all these injuries is when you arrived what did you see i mean clearly massive effects from the impact lots of broken glass but what about structural damage could you see it was an area that really had been affected by something quite momentous. well no ports within the city itself have been. affected so much because the new york did around one hundred kilometers from should have been but you can imagine the power of this of going down since this is a pretty large city

door open to the islamic republic shows cairo is pursuing a more independent foreign policy than morse's and their journalist in new york mark told my colleague bill dog that iraq needs all the flows it can get. around strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been a bright lot of iran this is the reason why pro israel lobby why the americans why the saudis etc so keen to talk. now there's no such moment the syrian government is about what we're all going around would be even more isolated going to use to going to be a very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran to be trying to build bridges with. all of their financial motives behind this meeting where we've got to believe the economy is going bearing in mind the situation there in the room with all those sanctions appearing to have a quantum impact on the iranian economy do you do they both need each other i think they do and i think more should point of view i think as we see on the wall going to rest in egypt but people are very unhappy with how things are going but you see occurring on the. ship p

after the islamic revolution and the further deteriorated after egypt's peace treaty with israel morse'sus about rise to power out of egypt's uprising is seen as major hurdle to better ties with tehran which are strongly opposed to the current revolt in syria but some analysts believe keeping the door open to the islamic republic shows cairo is pursuing a more independent foreign policy than his predecessor and their journalist in new york clark told my colleague bill doth that iran needs all the friends it can get with the ground strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been abroad a lot of iran this is the reason why pro israel lobby why the americans while the saudis etc so keen to talk a saudi now there's no shock moment the syrian government is about what we're all going around would be even more isolated going to use today and be a very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran to be trying to build bridges with. all the financial motives behind this meeting where we've got to believe the economy is going bearing in mind the situation there in the

five bombs a month by police to gas and the latest wave of violent protests demanding the fall of morse's regime. stay away from the u.k. britain plans a controversial ad campaign to tell him a grounds they won't like about the country after years of trying to outrun them. also this hour the fallout of the french led offensive in mali and the deepening crisis in syria focus the minds of the world's top diplomats at a key security gathering in munich. russia marks the seventy's anniversary of the soviet victory at a stunning grad and devastating battle which strangely directional the entire second world war and right now we are bringing you live pictures from volgograd that's how stunning god is called in our. international news life for moscow this is all she was me you know tshabalala thanks for joining us. egypt's violent protests have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed while thousands of demonstrators calling for president morsi is resignation clashed with police protesters attacks the

presidential palace with fire bombs and led by police in the latest wave of violence demanding the fall of morse's regime. stay away from the u.k. britain plans a controversial ad contended campaign to tell immigrants what they would like about the country after years of trying to track the. also the fallout of the french led offensive in mali and the deepening crisis in syria focus the minds of the world's top diplomats as a key security gathering in munich plus. we will be aboard the graphs remembering the those giants in the battle of shelling that which ended seventy years ago. this is also you coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. egypt's violent browsers have reached the presidential palace for the first time in a week of turmoil more than fifty people were injured and at least one was killed when thousands of demonstrators calling for president morsi is resignation clashed with police and video footage of several officers assaulting a protester has made it onto the internet so it shows a grown man stripped naked brutally beaten and drugs into a van so the interior min

actions that is what is he required to share every detail of his personal doings with the media and morse importantly why is the media so stuck on the fact that they can't have pictures of him golfing when there are other more legitimate threats to transparency that deserve their attention the ever outspoken christopher chambers joined me earlier for a critique of the media's criticism of the president he's a journalism professor at georgetown university and began explaining why there's so much focus on this story. into this he has created a situation where it's basically he's the catalyst for the perfect storm because he has asserted again and again that he has the most transparent presidency in recent memory which is not we all know that's not true however again the policy. you know this is not the same as a george w. bush going to baghdad or any president going to another country as the head of state this is golf with tiger woods now again perfect storm sort of situation it's tiger woods you heard the fox commentator so you serial adulterer that gives you a hint to a metaphor what's go

ken pritchett tells us which issues resinated the morse with students at santa clara university. >>>igns read pizza and politics and the chalked message was watch before coming. >> i will direct my cabin to take executive ages we can take now and in the future. a prepare our communities from drawing down troops in fan. >> i'm not sure if i agree with raising the minimum wage. i don't think that will help inprove and increase jobs. >> many agreed it was at the end when the president did his job. >> the families of newtown deserve a vote. >> reporter: it was a moment made for congress. >> we really pushed congress to take up these issues that have been important to him in the last four years. >> reporter: one thing that did not go as unnoticed is the number for the basement crowd. ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> attending stanford university is going to cost you more money tomorrow. by compareson the cost back in 1970 was $2,400. sanford has a program which offs free tuition to families making more than $00,000 a year. if you earn more than 60,000 there is tuition and board. -z somewhere

ken pritchett tells us which issues resinated the morse with students at santa clara university. >>>and politics and the chalked message was watch before coming. >> i will direct my cabin to take executive ages we can take now and in the future. a prepare our communities from drawing down troops in fan. >> i'm not sure if i agree with raising the minimum wage. i don't think that will help inprove and increase jobs. >> many agreed it was at the end when the president did his job. >> the families of newtown deserve a vote. >> reporter: it was a moment made for congress. >> we really pushed congress to take up these issues that have been important to him in the last four years. >> reporter: one thing that did not go as unnoticed is the number for the basement crowd. ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> attending stanford university is going to cost you more money tomorrow. by compareson the cost back in 1970 was $2,400. sanford has a program which offs free tuition to families making more than $00,000 a year. if you earn more than 60,000 there is tuition and board. -z somewhere a new law helpi

like it has been around longer, we'll be right back with my two cent morse and my answer to question the day, should standing ovations be banned at the state of the union? , they should, come on. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. gerri: former senator kay bailey hutchison says she wishes there was a moratorium on standing during the sip of the union address the people at all good just listen and not endorse the incredible partisan grandstanding. what do you think? here is a sum of your posting. no, people should be able to express their disapproval, even if i disagree with what they are proving up. and yes, along with grandstanding, showboating, bloating, arresting, and sleeping. we also ask this on gerriwillis.com. 88 percent said yes. call percent said no. here are some of your e-mails. t