your mum will be here soon. it won't be mum. she's in prison. she's in prison? i saw her in the playground last week. she's in prison for trying to kill the headmaster. oh, right. okay. and how did she do that, exactly? with a deadly ray gun. well, let's hope that she'll escape from prison and pick you up really soon. ben: deion, where are you? well, that all makes sense, doesn't it? what? where it's all coming from, the lying, because ben really looks up to deion. well, there are classes, i suppose, where there's a culture of lying, especially amongst boys. at least we haven't raised a sociopath. d'you know, i thought when we had a third child, it would get easier. i thought i'd get better at the dad thing. i think that we worry too much. it's important not to fall into the trap of over-parenting. more internet? no... it's a book. a book. do you think we over-parent, or do we under-parent? both, i think. often at the same time. ( doorbell rings ) ah, good. deion's mum. i can't wait to get them all into bed and then just collapse. trick or treat. what? trick or

mum: thanks! oh, yeah, and by the way, me and jo just thought we'd nip out to the cinema, but that's cool, isn't it? right. have a good time. w-wait. wh-what, just the two of you? oh, no, there's a whole gang of us. we'll be back by 10:30, and it's not a school day tomorrow, so it's fine. 10:30, jake? you're only 12. well, jo's got the tickets already, and everyone else's parents have said yes. have your parents said yes. absolutely. they'll be cool. "they'll be cool"? can i hang up now? yeah. there's a stupid man who keeps asking me questions. oh, give it to me. i promise i'll be back by 10:30. hang on, hang on. is it the cineplex you're planning to go to? i'm sorry you've had to wait for someone to answer. i've had to wait 71 minutes! there's a big group of us. what are you so worried about? let me see. there was the drive-by shooting that happened there last week. that was outside. karen: he's right. yes, but to get to the inside, you have to go through the outside. well, how come everyone else

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i mean, helena's mum obviously did her clouded leopard project for her. i mean, helena can barely hold a pencil, let alone construct a scale model of the karakorum mountains. so, was that jo? mm. so, you're still friends, then? that's good. yeah, why wouldn't we be? no reason. no. so, what did she want? she just wanted me to say that she was round here if her dad rings. w-well, where is she? you didn't ask? didn't sound like i want to know. duh. but you know you shouldn't lie-- if i know it, then there's no need for you to tell me. well, how do we play that one? that-- do we phone her dad, or... oh, god knows. oh, this is a complicated age, isn't it? i'm programmed to kiss sore knees and push swings. i feel like i need retraining. are you sure you're okay? ( sighs ) at the hospital, they wrote down everything ben told them, including the fact that i wanted to shoot your boss because he fancies you. well, i haven't spoken to him about tyson. well, where's he getting it, then? he's obviously picking up on the fact that you're jealous. maybe he's picking up

mum. mum. culture is that so much given to each musician trying to find the right to protect the rights to penetrate as syria continues down the path of destruction and civil war there are loud voices on the international stage. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. the headlines on. a form in syria fails to silence. rhetoric in washington as the u.s. secretary of state says the syrian leader may fit criminal status and that's just off the president signed a new draft constitution which implies a political shake up in the conflict torn country. with just a few days to go before russia's presidential election candidates read efforts to win votes but people's needs on the political loyalties are not the same all across the country but a stark contrast to. the greeks plan to vent more anger on the streets

so you weren't checking up on mum's new boss, again, then? yeah, well, it was... just a misunderstanding. i, uh, i was, you know, researching some unrelated topics on the computer, and i just happened to stumble across some stuff about tyson, that's all. yeah, do you want another go at that? look, i-- you might've told me i had jam on my head. well, i-- i just spent the last couple of minutes talking to barbara looking like a... victoria sponge. did barbara point it out, then? nah, she'd be too nice to do that. yes, barbara's far too nice. why do none of the pens in this house ever write? okay. i'm outta here. we're all gonna be out for a while, so i need to write dad a note. i need to remind him not to get involved with any strangers coming to the door selling things. god knows what i'm gonna do with 13 pairs of oven gloves. look, sue, about your dad. i know. i know we're gonna have to make a decision. it's just... checking out those nursing homes. i mean, he's still pretty lively, isn't he? he could stay with us for a while yet, couldn't he? well... i mean, our

mum. mum. slumped to the slowest so for the first so. welcome back to crossfire i'm going to mind you were talking about syria in the outside military intervention slug and if you slept. before i went to the break you want to jump in there respond to something that stephen said in geneva go right ahead. yeah i don't i mean it may not have been in the black letter of the security council debates or in the legal justifications given for the anglo american invasion of iraq but the idea that humanitarian intervention the responsibility to protect had no role to play in iraq i think is deeply disingenuous it systematically lowered the barriers there political barriers to man interventions of that kind and both george bush and tony blair repeatedly invoked the idea of overthrowing saddam's tyranny a very strong humanitarian argument that has been made in many other cases where military intervention has been launched and in tony blair's memoirs he very made very clearly makes the case that he saw the intervention in iraq along the lines of the

she's at the doctor's with her mum, but her mum's in another room. >>so, i can ring her? >>(vo) jasvinder calls ruma to discuss tomorrow, a day that will change her life forever. >>do your evening like you would do it normally. what's a normal evening for you? >>um, eat, then watch some tv. >>so what would you be watching then, east enders? >>holly oaks. >>holly oaks. >>all right, you watch holly oaks and you do what you're doing this evening. be normal. >>stay strong, and i ring you back, yeah? >>okay. >>remember, if i can't ring you back, just say wrong number. all right. take care. >>bye. >>i'm pleased we've got her out, but then what happens? that's the bit that makes me feel quite sad, actually. >>bounty hunters is a term that is often used in relation to individuals who offer themselves to families to try and locate young women who have left the home even young men as well. i think they are the scum of the earth. for somebody to take money from somebody who knows full well when they hand over their daughter that they are going to kill them. i was a known criminal. d

. >> she said, i played it for manager and my mum. and i said oh, no. what did they say?>> my manager loved it and my mom cried. [ cheers ] >> reporter: but there were no tears from mario manningham and victor cruz. the new york giants' receivers bavged in the spotlight. both dished about tom brady's supermodel's wife super gaffe about her husband's teammates. >> she shouldn't have said it out loud. that's all. she should have kept it inhouse. >> and i will be back during the show with some of the more interesting outfits including one star who was a cross between little red hiding hood and the flying nun. there were some interesting choices and fun to watch. >> talk to you in a little bit. >>> we saw a few familiar faces at the ceremony, including bonnie raitt but tonight, one local man that you probably never heard of took home a grammy. this one has deep american roots. >> reporter: all of san pablo avenue, take a look. better yet, a listen. welcome to the home of this man, more than 50 years, capturing traditional music. chris is the founder. he grew up in germany und

sears was mum about how it would lure shoppers back into remaining stores. >>> and ten chinese airlines are aggressively recruiting u.s. airline pilots. more than 1,000 people have signed up for the job fairs. china needs as many as 18,000 pilots and the salaries are competitive. the job fair moves to las vegas on monday. >> listen to this next story. >>> uncle smam have money xxiii you. the irs says it has more than a billion dollars in unclaimed tax refunds from 2008. more than a million people were el jinl for refunds but for whatever reason didn't file. if you think you're one of them, hurry up. the deadline is april 17th. >>> the next pepsi product is pepsi next. it's aimed at people th want to cut calories but don't like diet soda. it will have about 60 calories a can. it's the biggest product launch for pepsi in years. i've been doing this for years. a little half diet, half regular from the fountain machine. >>> coming up next, private lives. who owns a sex tape made by john edwards and rielle hunter. >>> and nascar's danica patrick in a headline-making crash just days before th

on mum. wealthy british scientists. the tirelessly. us. markets wine. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max conjure for a no holds barred global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on. the close up team has been to the hub. where the country's middle starts its way across the ocean. now our team goes to the area. looking to a different character to represent itself. for local businesses are striving to build the aviation capital of russia. and for the four by fours are made and should be tested to the limit. welcome to the. russia close up on. the envelope is the most important part of the safety of all those on board depends on its quality design is make a computer model of the believe. once the blueprint is finished they use it to cut the palm of material these are used to make parts. is a seamstress by trade twenty years ago she worked as a table is making dresses and overcoats when ballooning got a new lease of life she switched to the ambitious task of making balloon envelopes elaine has ballooned several times in

. >> reporter: remember this guy from christmas eve, made national news as the bandage bandit, the mumman who robbed a cvs and got away? >> we need a stronger police force, and they've got to be on the street a whole lot more. >> reporter: he's the president of the montgomery foundation in the parking lot of montgomery village center where in recent weeks this restaurant was robbed. a customer was assaulted in the parking lot, and the liquor store was knocked over, too. >> they are a response force. they're no longer policing the way they used to. >> reporter: the nearest police station is now on west watkins mill road on the other side of interstate 270 and busy route 355. >> traffic ties up rush hour especially. they can't get into the community as fast as we think they should. >> reporter: and that $26,000 a month leased space is apparently where they will stay now that a new closer police station, 21 million has been removed from the county budget. >> the county executive decided to reduce our borrowing in the capital bumming society we wouldn't have so much debt. >> if we spend to

but for now, they're pretty much mum and could be several more weeks before they have any more results and wouldn't comment if they could rule out specific causes of death. they said as part of this ongoing police investigation they really hope to have one big announcement when everything is settled. on just what actually killed whitney. >> what is the buzz right now? still in shock. such a young woman and such a superstar. and after last night's tribute, what are folks down in hollywood saying now? after last night's grammys? >> reporter: it was interesting, just hours after it was announced that houston had passed away in her hotel room there was a crowd of maybe 20 or so fans gathering outside with candles and singing some of her biggest song and there was also a crowd outside the grammys last night. as you might imagine, it was an emotional time and bittersweet on the carpet. and part remembrance and part celebration and trying to celebrate music's biggest night and at the same time trying to remember a legend who passed away the night before. even here at the coroner's office, i t

late last night, the jury deciding against the max numb mum sentence. >>> tough talk in what could be the final debate. rick santorum hit from all sides. a performance that nay have ended the santorum surge. >>> on a wing and prayer. a world famous daredevil colliding with a mountain at more than 100 miles an hour. the quick thinking that saved his life. >>> and every office has one. the refrigerator raider. so one boss set up a sting, catching the criminal in the act. but this office is a police station. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. less than two years ago, georgev huguely v and yeardley love were two seemingly typical college students. and avid lacrosse players. both with so much promise for the future. >> now he's facing 26 years behind bars for beating her to death. it could have been much worse. george huguely faced a first degree murder verdict and life in prison. but last night, a jury rejected both. instead, recommending 26 years in prison for the beating death of his exgirlfriend. >> there are no winners in the case. there's nothing but

mum. rallies to mark the anniversary of a pro-democracy uprising in bahrain put down the tactics and weapons from the u.k. sparking claims that western governments hypocrisy over different revolts in the region. one sided reports from syria naming only the regime for atrocities seen by some as an attempt to hide the truth of the conflict by sweeping crimes under the carpet. and sizing up new arrivals u.s. leaders could jolt china's a visiting vice president and leader waiting she can paint the two nations cry for the upper hand type relationship. and she brings us the latest sports news now. hello there thanks for watching the sports and these are the headlines it's not over yet rubin boss but dave remains defiant despite his team's europa league loss to him p.r. cost in moscow. while barcelona put one foot in the quarter finals of the champions league with a three one win over by laver couzin in germany. and for mark sort he gets praise from a limb pick chiefs and competitors for test eve

. >>> this morning, several schools shutdown, snow mum mellimel i -- pummeling the sierra. up to five feet of snow may fall along the northern sierra. >> reporter: here is a look at the conditions in the sierra, right on donner summit, behind us interstate 880, caltrans does a good job of scraping the roadway to the asphalt. as soon as they pass by, blowing snow, falling snow, accumulating on the road watch and the real problem for drivers this morning, not so much the road itself but visibility keeping your car on the road. wind up here today has been blowing, this light, pound derry snow around not only was falling from the sky but what's already on the ground, whipping it up into dust devils of powder up here this morning and as it comes across the freeway, very difficult to see where you're driving. some points, we lost visibility of our own hood on our car, trying to drive up here. so if you are coming into the sierra, this is a taste of what you're going to find, blowing snow and accumulating snow where some resorts already are reporting over two feet of snow that acc

kind of a ho mum day. the dow was done about a point. nasdaq up almost two and a half and the s&p 500 was better by about 2 points. gas prices continue to break records. the national average $3.70 a gallon, the highest ever for this time of year. many drivers are paying $4 or more to fill up and in some isolated cases, especially california gas going for more than five bucks a gallon. here in our region aaa says local gas prices are averaging $3.71 a gallon this morning. that's up 14 cents in the past week. economists are concerned that high gas prices could hurt the economic recovery. >>> german lawmakers have approved a second greek bailout. they signed off on the $173 billion loan package after the german chancellor warned law breakers it would be irresponsible to allow greece to go bankrupt. the new bailout does not guarantee greece won't need more money into the future. >>> yelp is expected to make its $100 million stock market debut later this morning. the online review site is slated to be in trading on the new york stock exchange

they need cash after reporting a big loss last quarter but sears was mum about how it will lure shoppersng stores. ten chinese airlines are recruiting u.s. airline pilots and more than a thousand pilots have signed up. china needs 18,000 pilots and the john fair moves to las vegas on monday. the irs has more than a billion dollars in unclaimed tax refunds from 2008. more than a million were eligible and didn't file. if you think you are one hurry because the deadline is april 1th. and the next pepsi product will be aimed at people who want to cut calories but don't like the taste of diet soda and it will have half the calories of regular pepsi when it goes on sale next month. and that's america's money. have a wonderful weekend, everybody.

and with his mum and that campaign organization, it's go stock hard for anyone to stop him now. >> surrounded by thousands of supporters, romney surrounded-- sounded like he already was in a head-to-head matchup with president obama. >> this president's misguided policies made these tough times last longer. >> if i'm elected president my priority will be worrying about your job, not saving my own. >> reporter: he won big in nearly every category of voters. and his rival newt gingrich with groups the former speaker needed to win, the very conservative evangelicals and tea party supporters. and look at this statistic, among voters who said beating president obama was the most important factor in their decision, romney won 70% of the vote. that widespread support even had romney's wife ann looking ahead. >> now that we have all of you excited and energized and volunteering, we're going need you again next november. >> reporter: but despite that decisive win this race is far from over. ron paul and rick santorum are campaigning hard here in colorado and the other states that are coming up next. a

these future mums hold their own as they run into a junior neighbor the one play with missile and there is not upset she likes dogs better and he loves her grandfather leaving more because he always takes her to the beach to look at the ships leaving for a candlestick city with trees which ano has only seen on television. culture is the same of you i can tell you that you know i've heard rumors of your work tell the folks in search of national determination and sovereignty this is what many scots say they want a realistic is an independent scotland would be over. in county the majority of the population is buddhist here there is a saying that if a person is pure of heart one turn of the prayer wheel is as good as saying a million mantras constantine been bales is not a religious man but every time he sets out on a journey he comes to the say could place to sleep guess about worldly things for a while. today constantine is heading for the so-called shore near zimmy all black lands one of the most environmentally troubled regions of county. it is found two hundred kilometers southwest of

first and second in the four man world cup tour event in canada the crew led by alexander zuckoff mums a time of one minute forty two point four six seconds to outpace all their opponents in the format event rushes of the team captain by alex on the cascade of a second fourteen hundred of the second behind the winners of canada finished. meanwhile on the slopes there were similar success with the bulk of the others keeping it in the family so i got one round seven of the freestyle world cup drew my goals with his brother on dry finish and fred battled macau kingsbury for gold the red hot canadian was gunning for a record seventh straight win for the younger volkoff brother took an early mate and things never recovered so as for us ever world cup girls are today the entire family. now the n.f.l. have rewarded their star performers at the annual awards ceremony in indianapolis green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers was named most valuable player on a night when the sports legends were out in force new orleans saints quarterback drew brees one offensive player of the year and baltimo

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submit a pivot mum was playing. keeps. to. see. if. he. party's top stories syria announces a referendum on a new constitution to take place in under two weeks but as the fighting goes on not everyone engaged in the conflict seems willing to look for problems. and sizing up a ripe old u.s. leader stomp on the smiles for china's president vice president and leader in waiting two nations five for the upper hand in a turbulent relationship. but rallies to mark the anniversary of a program are pretty outcries again by rain are poured down with heart attacks and weapons from the u.k. sparking claims of western policy over different revolts in egypt. and is here next with the sports news. hello there welcome to the sport and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes it's not over yet rubin boss remains the fine despite his team's europa league loss to him p.r. cost in moscow. while barcelona put one foot in the quarter finals of the champions league with a three one win over by labor in germany. on the full mark thought she gets praise

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these future mums hold their own as they run into a junior neighbor the one play with metal and here is not upset she likes dogs better. and he loves her grandfather leaving more because he always takes her to the beach to look at the ships leaving for our congress city with trees which ano has only seen on television. the team has been to the bar of. the country's mineral wealth starts its way across the ocean. now our team goes to the area. looking to a different character to represent. the local businesses are striving to build the aviation capital of russia. for the four by fours are made and can be tested to the limit. welcome to the. russia close up on r.t. . well into the future science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we. covered. in kalmykia the majority of the population is buddhist here there is a saying that if a person is pure of heart one turn of the prayer wheel is as good as saying a million mantras constantine is not a religious man but every time he sets out on a journey he comes to the sacred place to get about worldly things for

jolie and the designer, versace, mum today on that daring black gown. right leg peeking through a slit so sky high now it has its own twitter page. others today were using angelina's leg to spice up their own photos. and another red carpet stunner, that stunt by comedian sacha baron cohen. sha asking, was sacha's stunt planned? did ryan know he was going to do it? ryan spilled on his radio show this morning, saying it was really pancake mix. >> oh, no, i definitely did not know that he was going to do that. >> reporter: gabby and others asking for the dog lovers in all of us, where in the world was uggie? where did uggie sit at the academy awards? well, i spotted him backstage in his trainer's arms. he snuck out to his front row seat a few minutes before his skit with billy crystal. meanwhile, the winners answered our biggest questions right as they stepped off the stage. >> octavia spencer. >> reporter: oscar newcomer octavia spencer, whose win for best supporting actress brought tears to everyone's eyes, including her own. so how does this change life

city of london mum ati's mind bold costs an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. the. chance to be soo much brighter. about sums from funds to crash and so. these firms don't totty don't come. an assassination attempt targeting russia's prime minister putin has been foiled by russian and ukrainian special forces suspects reportedly admitted planning to make their move in moscow right after sunday's presidential vote. syria awaits results of sunday's referendum on a new draft constitution that war and single party rule by the opposition of boycotts the ballot amid escalating violence meanwhile the european council piles more pressure on the regime agreeing to new sanctions. and as anti austerity grips the eurozone spain's and harbor students lash out at more cuts saying they've been a bed by their government meanwhile a german minister says greece would be better off leaving the eurozone despite getting a new bailout. paul's up next with all the latest sports news stay with us. hello welcome to the sports headlines here is what's coming up

to turn a cause on single mum. julie old wants to see this on forever. if. i was. wealthy british style it's sometimes difficult. to. type. markets why not come if why not what's really happening to the global economy in the cosmic war on r g. c. six. eleven thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlines israel accusing iran of being behind bomb attacks targeting israeli embassies in georgia india which more people are thought to have been injured. russia says it regrets arab league guiding down its observers work in syria and stresses a proposed peacekeeping mission can only be deployed once government and opposition forces are agreed to cease fire. by the protests in athens followed by chaos and looting as public outrage escalates after the greek parliament passes a new austerity bill here another round if you catch a crippling austerity imposed on the people of greece also the center of the debate in today's cross-talk program coming up. lists. technology and innovation all the elements around. the future are. low and bulky across time people about in these hard time

the a mum. welcome back across time you know about your mind you were talking about the fate of yemen . ok stephen you want to reply to what we just heard about domestic affairs in yemen after the election go right ahead and then i'd like to talk about al qaeda go ahead stephen. but sort of there has been a decline in the street protests because rightly or wrongly there many of the. activists who are affiliated with the political parties have decided tactically to support this transition in the hopes of bring things forward however if things do not move forward which i suspect is a more likely scenario i don't doubt that many of these people would be back on the streets especially if solid tries to return because the government's power is limited to how many people respect its legitimacy so even if you do have the established political order centering around the new president if there is not real change i think you're going to see a return to the nasa demonstrations massive non-cooperation from

there's your mum no we thank you so you get to among strangers yeah if you want to have sex go and have sex. this is our share we're check of the headlines at home but they are. the you are an arab league plan to join forces to end the bloodshed in syria as crisis claimed this information on the number of deaths is being used to cloud a proper understanding of the situation this comes as the opposition accuses the government of a massacre in homes while damascus maintains its conducting an active terrible for a sham. eurozone ministers post code at decision on a second financial bailout package from greece this despite the coalition athens closing and a last minute deal on the reforms understand she measures union leaders have announced a general strike on friday and saturday in protest over the cuts christians are demanding before their group the one hundred thirty billion dollars. afghan president hamid karzai lashes out after a children are killed and nato has tried this as the u.n. confirms twenty eleven as the deadliest year for civilians says the start of the mean while the u.s. a