. >>> it was two years ago that a vicious attack by a chimpanzee left a woman named charla nash badly injured, so disfigured she wouldn't show her face in public. but tonight after a rare and life changing surgery, and a lot of personal determination, charla nash is able to open a wonderful new chapter in her life and she's showing her new face to the world for the first time. and the story is gaining wide attention. our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman has the medical back story of a remarkable woman's remarkable recovery. >> reporter: for two years, charla nash lived behind a veil, after being violently attacked by a friend's 200-pound pet chimpanzee, nash lost her face, her eye and almost died. she underwent surgery and is a modern day medical miracle. >> charla is doing very well. she's meeting all her milestones and has been every day both physically and mentally stronger. >> you relax and rest tonight. >> reporter: milestones that include regaining her ability to smell, taste and swallow, all things doctors doubted she would ever be able to do. >> can she smell yet? or i

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this is the first picture of charla nash post-surgery.he connecticut woman had her nose, lips, eyelids and hands torn off by a neighbor's pet chimpanzee. with a successful transplant, nash has regained her sense of smell and can eat normally. in a written statement, nash expressed her gratitude to the donor and her family. >>> a look at one of the toughest jobs in the country. we went along with the people who carry out dozens of evictions every day in the city with the highest foreclosure rate in america. that story tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, news at 6. medicine steppin technology can >>> i'm dana king. here's something we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. medicine stepping in where technology can't. how doctors are motivating bodies to regrow muscle. and the intersection is ready to go but it doesn't attach to any streets. how this fits into the doyle drive project. we are going to have that and much more at 6:00. >> sounds good. thank you, dana. see you then. thanks for watching. the "cbs evening news

nash her face for the first time.ransformation is remarkable. x >>> back now at 7:44 with a twist on flash mobs. what started out as a fun way for groups to organize through social media has taken a violent and dangerous turn in cities across the country. nbc's mara ski yav vo com po is in chicago with more details on this. good morning. >>> good morning, ann. these flash mobs are what happens when social media meets mob mentality. they're happening in places all over the world from london to chicago where last week hundreds reportedly organized on twitter to crash a street festival. the problem is especially bad in philadelphia where lately the city of brotherly love has seen a rash of hateful behavior. if you want to know what can go wrong if you're running through a flash mob, just ask emily. through a flash mob, just ask >> a few people in the mob started yelling, you better run, we're a flash mob. >> reporter: the 27-year-old editor for the satirical newspaper, "the onion" was walking through a philadelphia neig

. >> this is matthew nash, a 36-year-old musician, screen name sugar davis.e drove about an hour to get here. >> how are you doing? >> not bad. >> good. >> nash was told he was chatting online with a 13-year-old girl. he talks about getting naked in a hot tub with her, smoking marijuana, and putting oil all over each other's bodies. that's apparently why he has decided to come inside. >> come on in. are you excited? yea! i'm excited. >> yeah. it was definitely a long drive, you know, coming down here. >> did you bring any weed? >> huh-uh. >> no? >> no. >> why? >> you didn't bring your drums? >> no. >> why don't you have a seat over there. >> no. >> i need to talk to you for a second, sir. >> huh-uh. >> outside the long beach police are waiting. at the processing center, investigators find condoms, baby oil and a vibrator in that bag nash was carrying. and he tells the police he's married. >> how long have you been married? >> 13 years. >> ever been caught doing this before? >> no. >> got any kids? >> no. >> ever been caught in this behavior? >> yes. >> he als

. >> let's go to chuck nash who has not spoken to our captain our fox news channel military analyst.tuation here. i don't know if a rebellion in the desert will have legs. it seems to me what they want to do now and what they were really angry about aside from being deprived represented to government is a piece of the action a piece of the oil pie and if whoever is in charge of the transition now everyone will get their capital share can't they quell a lot of the rage they felt that qaddafi who was gloming all of the money. >> i think so, geraldo. i have got to go back to what a lot of the guests have been saying in this segment in the previous segment which is the divisions within this group we are collectively calling the rebels this is a much more diverse group a lot of the people who had been vetted prior to this and that the western allies bought off on those people may have just been put up for show. we don't know. we are going to wait and sigh who is the real leadership when that all comes out over the next several weeks. up until this point we have been dealing with one set o

nash received a face transplant back in may which has restored her sense of smell and allowed her totten statement she thanked her medical team for saving her life. >> amazing. wow. >> isn't it >>> where could you find a discarded coffin? yarn made out of dog hair? 1,000 white crayons? >> for decades artists and teachers have been uncovering unusual items at a place that they call a san francisco hidden treasure. sharon chin introduces the woman behind this popular resource, this week's jefferson award win --winner. >> reporter: got creativity? ann marie theilen has heaps of material. for 35 years, artists and teachers like chris giorni have scrounged around her san francisco nonprofit "scrap" looking to turn someone else's trash into their treasure. >> walking through "scrap" is like walking through the cobwebs of ancient mines and opportunities for imagine nags to run wild. >> reporter: back in 1976, when theilen founded "scrap," people laughed. she was working with the san francisco arts commission and needed an inexpensive way to provide 140 artists with supplies for teaching. so

a boston hospital just released this photo on the right of charla nash taken after her face transplantft how she used to look. nash put out a statement saying she'll be able to do the things she once took for granted like smiling, eating normally and kissing and hugging loved ones. >> amazing medical process, isn't it. >>> one experiment plane that can fly 13,000 miles an hours that failed in a test flight. the falcon hype irsonic technology vehicle lost contact with mission control 20 minutes after launch. it was the second time the plane had failed in a test run. the pentagon is testing technology to reach anywhere in the world within an hour. >>> well, this may seem counterintuitive but scientists say knowing how the story ends increases our enjoyment and could make the spoiler alert a thing of the past. it may be a question of comfort. we process information more smoothly when we know the outcome. >>> "sesame street" is saying no to a same-sex marriage between ernie and bert.ple have thousands of people have signed an online petition calling for a tv wedding between the longtime ro

. >> again let me go to captain chuck nash. thing about level lugs, it is hard to fight armies it's easy to blow up stuff. easy to blow up pipelines easy to be disruptive. easy to be anarchists. is that the fear captain nash? >> it is one of the prime factors. up until this point this has been a rag tag bunch of guys who have been kidded one automatic weapons and automatic aircraft guns now they are driving through the country. those are out in the wild. militias that appears killed general yonas with the help of religious figures that were involved with the council, you know all of this we do really know what's going to happen with the leadership where we knew some of those people were at least people put out in the front by the leaders. now the question is who is running the show and if anarchy breaks out you have a lot of weapons to head up the militia. >> remember jose >> heads up once again on the exciting news at the bottom of the hour we are going to shift gears while keeping an eye on libya. the casey anthony acquittal

this is the first picture of charla nash post-surgery. the connecticut woman had her nose, lips, eyelids and hands torn off by a neighbor's pet chimpanzee. you remember the story. with the successful transplant, nash has regained her sense of smell and can eat normally now. in a written statement, nash expressed her gratitude to the donor and her family. >>> the brave new world of regenerative medicine is creating dramatic new ways to heal injuries. one approach shopping promise is a member to regrow human muscle. dr. kim mulvihill reports on why the u.s. government is interested. >> reporter: thousands of u.s. troops have been maimed by attacks and explosions in war. a corporal is one of them. his right thigh mangled in 2004, he lost 70% of his thigh muscle. >> this whole thing was gone. >> reporter: he was one of the first to try a radical therapy to spark his body to regrow the lost tissue and function. using what's called extracellular matrix from a pig, his body recruited its own stem cells to regrow muscle, nerves and vessels. >> a

captain chuck nash is a retired u.s. navy captain and a fox news military analyst who joins us now from washington. captain nash, it's great to see you, not under these circumstances, you know our hearts and families go out to the families of the victim, the brave troops who are out there. and seal team 6, 22 members of that seal team 6 were on board this chopper. they must be devastated. how could this happen? >> well, from the original reports and again, eric, all first reports are normally wrong. there never as good or as bad as first reported. from what we can tell here, the news is pretty grim. it appears that these gents were part of a quick reaction force that went into rescue or relieve some of their comrades who had been pinned down in a fire fight which may explain why so many of them were in a single helicopter. maybe they were trying to evacuate those that were under fire. so whether they were shot down on the way in or on the way out after evacuating their brothers and arms, we don't know exactly and we'll h

. >> again let me go to captain chuck nash. one thing about level lugs, it is hard to fight armies it's easy to blow up stuff. easy to blow up pipelines easy to be disruptive. easy to be anarchists. is that the fear captain nash? >> it is one of the prime factors. up until this point this has been a rag tag bunch of guys who have been kidded one automatic weapons and automatic aircraft guns now they are driving through the country. those are out in the wild. militias that appears killed general yonas with the help of religious figures that were involved with the council, you know all of this we do really know what's going to happen with the leadership where we knew some of those people were at least people put out in the front by the leaders. now the question is who is running the show and if anarchy breaks out you have a lot of weapons to head up the militia. >> remember jose >> heads up once again on the exciting news at the bottom of the hour we are going to shift gears while keeping an eye on libya. the casey anthony acquit

nash-ryder is leading the way.e phone along with brevard community of health: p.j., first to you, i would like to give you condolenc condolences. i'm so sorry to hear what happened to your daughter. when did you first notice something was terribly wrong with her? >> caller: i would say monday night, tuesday morning. >> and what was it? what kind of signs or symptoms was she showing? >> caller: tuesday morning she had a fever, 102. it was rising. she had thrown up 20 times. she was getting delirious a little bit. >> did she say, was she in pain or what was she telling you? >> caller: she had a tremendous headache on the right side above her eye. >> and so you took her to the hospital. and what were doctors able to tell you there? >> caller: tuesday night we went to a local hospital. they gave her an i.v. they gave her rosef in. pain medicine. and then they went ahead and sent us home. >> so they had no idea what they were dealing with yet. how did they finally come to understand that this was an amoeba? >> caller: w

. >> again let me go to captain chuck nash. one thing about level lugs, it is hard to fight armies it's easy to blow up stuff. easy to blow up pipelines easy to be disruptive. easy to be anarchists. is that the fear captain nash? >> it is one of the prime factors. up until this point this has been a rag tag bunch of guys who have been kidded one automatic weapons and automatic aircraft guns now they are driving through the country. those are out in the wild. militias that appears killed general yonas with the help of religious figures that were involved with the council, you know all of this we do really know what's going to happen with the leadership where we knew some of those people were at least people put out in the front by the leaders. now the question is who is running the show and if anarchy breaks out you have a lot of weapons to head up the militia. weapons to head up the militia. >> remember jose you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪

. >>> plus a vicious chimp attack left charla nash battered and disfigured. surgery gives this woman a new face. >>> and the dow jones at or below record lows. >>> welcome back. i'm veronica de la cruz. here's what's topping the news now. the dow industrials are up 233 points thanks to some encouraging news on the economy. after falling 520 points yesterday. the ninth largest point drop in history. >>> charla nash publicly showing herself after undergoing a full face transplant back in june and the results are remarkable. for the first time since a chimpanzee attacked her two years ago, she's eating and smelling again. >>> police in london are carrying out raids today looking for people involved in four days of violence in the city. london was mostly calm overnight but tensions remain high. in a special session of parliament today an angry david kcam ron issued a warning. >> i say this, we will track you down, we will find you, we will charge you, we will punish you, you will pay for what you have done. >>> well avenpple is already a dominant technology compa

." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bonnie rait, crosby stills and nash, and doobie brothers headline a show to support disasterf in japan sunday afternoon at shoreline. celebrity chefs join san francisco best at showcase of food. sf chefs 2011 is a must eat in union square. ♪ ♪ >> one of the biggest selling albums of all time. frampton restages frampton comes alive in the entirety. the bill graham exhibit continues at the fillmore. christianson shows his fascinating document about the festival on friday night. ♪ ♪ >> top belly dancers show case their talent. plus, international bazaar with food and comic book. >> what is the secret? >> medication. >> for blueray or dvd entertainment, check out  >>> today at 3:00 on 7 live, a new survey that runs the gamut from sex to your smart phone. which would you give up? then at 4:00 and 5:00 trapped under sand for half an hour. beach toys became lifesavers for a money in southern california. the las vegas conviction, california correction officers are going to attend on the state's dime. those stories and more on abc7 news today at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> well, the veg

. >>> you might remember charla nash, she was mauled by per friend's chimp. she has had a full face transplant. >>> an end to a cross country man hunt, the two brothers and sister are behind bars in colorado after that shoot-out with police that left the sister with a gunshot wound to the leg. all three were on the run after allegedly shooting at a cop in florida and robbing a bank in georgia. good morning, miguel, how did all this go down? >> good morning to you, it certainly was a dramatic shoot-out on the interstate not far from where we're standing. all three of those siblings are in this county jail. they have a list of charges that certainly will grow. a caravan into jail for a family of fugitives who spent eight days on the lam, the end of the road for the dougherty gang. >> we proceeded at a high rate of speed, obviously you have got some individuals who have been identified as very dangerous. >> reporter: with officers tailing lee grace dougherty and lee and ryan. officers ahead used so-called spike strips to flatten the trio's tires sending their wh

thank you very much officer pri lo and captain nash. i am going to go over the panel discussion. we are try find solutions which includes violence to and from school and on the site. our goal is to move forward solutions. we ask that all questions be reserved today end. please feel free to jot down questions you have. those questions we are not able to get to, we are interested in collecting them. we are going to collect information with respect to solutions as well as action items that they are going to take back and work on. so our first topic is violence to and from school. jeff will moderate this piece. >> we wanted to start talking about safety and getting to and from school, because that's really where it starts. again, as i mentioned earlier, many people do not feel safe in their homes, walk to go school and on the bus. one of the things that was listed was that a lot of students fear what will happen to them on public transportation. i think in many instances the way they feel and react is what they experience every day. what role can transportation play in terms of safet

two years and multiple surgeries later, charla nash's new face is finally revealed. now for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more, keep it here. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

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. >> there has been one death in that area in nash county.ust what you're hearing and learning from residents and the emergency folks in those areas. >> reporter: here in nash county, the weather, the strong winds, the downed power lines, the downed trees, they have proven to be dangerous and deadly. first i want to show you what's happening about a stone's throw from where we are right now. you see that power line down and is going to fall at any moment. my photographer was shooting video over the river and that power line -- he heard a loud crack and ran over this way. we're here just for safety's sake. those are live power lines. that proves to be the case throughout rocky mount, throughout the county. investigators are confirming for us right now that a downed tree killed a man in nashville. >> we apologize -- >> we know a large limb or tree actually fell -- >> you were looking at live coverage from our affiliate wral based out of raleigh, north carolina. they're talking about how hurricane irene has caused a number of downed trees in the

. >> doctors in boston have released the first postsurgery photographs of charla nash who received aace transplant in may. she lost most of hear face and both hands when a friendschism as we mortared her more than two years ago. nash says her new face has brought her back to life. >>> and a test flies of the fastest aircraft ever launched failed for the second time. most researchers said they lost contact with the unmanned hypersonic vehicle over the pacific. it was capable of gliding at mac 20, that's about 1 the,000 miles per hour. anderson, not for two for the u.s. military. >> wow, that's surprising that that occurred. ishatime now for the shot. a veteran returning from afghanistan. teams up with the minor league baseball team to surprise his team. this is a great moment. take a look. >> and she bounces it right across the middle of home plate. congratulation s congratulations. >> darla harla throwing out ceremony of the first pitch of the mississippi braves the other night. she thought she was chosen randomly. she had no idea nat catcher was her husband. he'd been in a afghanist

be quite happy for what i have in my pockets nash my lane. used to the not character in the marine ski future. not only that stage five volleys. why do you like this office so much well. let me explain the son of a very jealous when i did company and possibly even half a setian in the family hollywood my actress model and when he fell in love with her . hand in marriage under the condition that she'd follow him to the battlefield. for two and a half years my mother served with my father's cavalry division it was during the war during the war. but when your humble servant was conceived to the roar of cannons and the time came for my mother to give birth i was sent to moscow where i was born. after my birth mother again went to join father taking me along and would follow the division of the baggage train and thus reached county to bury today's a kaliningrad where i grew up. at the. beginning. my father was the military commanded after koenig's back became kaliningrad and the germans were removed my father was sent for further service to saxony

. >> doctors in boston have released the first postsurgery photographs of charla nash who received ace transplant in may. she lost most of hear face and both hands when a friendschism as we mortared her more than two years ago. nash says her new face has brought her back to life. >>> and a test flies of the fastest aircraft ever launched failed for the second time. most researchers said they lost contact with the unmanned hypersonic vehicle over the pacific. it was capable of gliding at mac 20, that's about 1 the,000 miles per hour. anderson, not for two for the u.s. military. >> wow, that's surprising that that occurred. ishatime now for the shot. a veteran returning from afghanistan. teams up with the minor league baseball team to surprise his team. this is a great moment. take a look. >> and she bounces it right across the middle of home plate congratulations. >> darla harla throwing out ceremony of the first pitch of the mississippi braves the other night. she thought she was chosen randomly. she had no idea nat catcher was her husband. he'd been in a afghanistan since last decem

captain chuck nash, military analyst knows the region well. he'll be joining us. >> heather: new word of a possible break sweeping across israel and gaza strip. they have been trading fire for four consecutive days. now, the associated press reports reported a possible agreement to a cease-fire that might go into effect tonight. leland vitter joins us live from our bureau in jerusalem. >> reporter: it's the nature of the cease-fire. they take a while to kick in. it was supposed to started an hour ago. since that time we have had more missiles fly in from the gaza strip. do both sides wants this cease-fire? will they did not what is necessary for the israeli side of having a political twiol stop the strikes and hamas have the ability to stop the other militant groups from forcing missiles? the one thing that has happened over the past few days is a lot of missiles flying from gaza into israel. we were there as some of them rained down today. >> each missile fired by them cost about $40,000. the system was specifically to countered the short ran

signing said you know i go out ok i'm off the bench to score twice and set up another on his debut as nash the second thrash swanzy for neil to go joint top of the premier league right it's fonzie the first well side to grace the english top flight the nineteen years how the city into the picture seven minutes we had injected finally broke the deadlock i was late but where i was brought on and the son in law of diego maradona promptly netted the second before swiftly setting up tablets over the city's thirty to thirty minutes in stoppage time the argentina star capped off the night in a fine individual performance in the face of a shot from distance to make it four nil and the city claimed the only home victory of the inquiry can't come in march asking me to fill the john obi mikel has appealed to kidnappers in nigeria to release his father spoke on british television and said he knew his father had been abducted before he played in sunday's goalless draw at stoke the twenty four year old aspect anyone who has any information to come forward. i'm from. you know i've always tried to help th

they get on the freight train to nash phill. at national they get off the street train they are afraid they are going to get spotted by some occupation forces, but they managed to secret themselves on another train from national to bowling green, and on june 10th, 1865, these four guys wind up in a bowling green kentucky in the whole of edward hines, jim hines and john hines mother's house, and there they stay on till john porter finally decides to say goodbye, and he walks to his home at sugar grove in butler county about 20 miles to the west. and that's how war and as for him. but i think that the viewers will get a kick out of knowing that edward himes, who was john porter's cousin and one of the three brothers, she had a son whose name was duncan hines and that is the london - is that you see on the grocery store. if duncan hines was born in bowling green. edward hines had another son, a brother of duncan hines huji david jon porter and john porter hines was the grandfather of the wonderful lady to provide it with a photogra

could be out the six months after suffering cruise ship me down to the weekend while defenders gave nash it remains suspended other than that though advocaat has a fully fit squad and has backed the form of his captain on the day i haven't played in arsenal's eight two morning by manchester united on sunday the russia boss spoke with are pleased ricky pump or flicked. six point. two games to go. we know little good situation now we don't know so we have to look for that if we have to have good results. the last leader who can feed his we're going to skip seniors huge blow but i mean you got a man with great experience for just not in the field for going you know very well from your time seeds will come from separately and. i have a lot of confidence because i show to say that as well he was my number one and. that's a good thing for murder mystery in the can quit cold commuters. are. we will do it. when you put in scorpio great first off but then you got sort of turned into kind of like a battle of the second really i mean nice parts expecting something different here because me it's goi

huge looking at steve are most probably the strongest side in this tie as they've already put the nash to bed in the first half and not the end by a vote one for the home team after thirty four minutes of play bloody sloppy to not have set up the initial score who demonstrated britain dribbling skills on the edge of the penalty area and send the ball into an unreachable right corner the railway men doubled their lead just three minutes later it seems iconic counts and to me that he said shelf blasted from the edge of the penalty area and the keeper could barely deflect the ball unfortunately for him and sports are looking at these markets my car was in the right place for a rebound and scored the team second and from that it was a hard much for us because they took food control of the book it was only a matter of time before the committee for good breakthrough i would offense and score but we're happy with this result because it leaves us with a chance and ensures us a full house on the return leg in slovakia the words of spark doctor not a coach are no catches a as some pundits might

these new acquired players in action as they continue helping the new had told josie cole's a row goal nash after a match without conceding a single goal but i think it's in phil's call for us winning two goals you know you have to. in your career i believe it's in this country you can score in slovakia. one of two goals i think. in the next month or so look at what he should be feeling pretty comparable going into the second leg of this europa league playoff match against us part of course there have been scenes for managed to come back from such a deficit believe me there are quite a few things like that but that scenario seems unlikely in this case and these fans behind me certainly hoping so as well remark offer of r.t. moscow. the other side from russian calculus sportstalk needed to fight back twice two and a teacher draw a totally shot fifth leg in their weird goals no meaning no momentum lies very much but start while second tier club along a fun life hard and there are troubles trips to season two or three to win a home for the second tier russian team and. two english football whe

record signing sergio aguero came off the bench to score twice and set up another on his debut as nash the city thrashed one z. for joint top of the premier league rodgers ones in the first well side to grace the right the nineteen years held off city until the fifty seventh minute at injective finally right where there's a lot of moments later ago where i was brought on and the son in law of a go maradona proudly netted the second place that is still the seconds that within fourteen minutes and stoppage time the argentina star capped off the night and a final individual forwards basic shopping distance to make it for help from the city flames the only home victory for the opening weekend. while meanwhile chelsea midfielder john obi mikel has appealed to kidnappers in the interior to release his father michael spoke on british television and said he knew his father had been abducted before he played sunday's goalless draw with stoke the twenty four year old asked for anyone who had any of them. to come forward. i'm from asia. you know i've always tried to help me quandary in every way

there's a restaurant in nash warnings new hampshire, called d.b. cooper's dedicated to parachutes and all that kind of stuff. he has quite a cult following. they say they found some. money in the forest over washington and stuff but hey, he may be living on some island right now with jimmy buffett for all we know. >> lawrence, any experience with hijackers? >> no. but i was going to say, show me the money! let's see that 200 grand! that's right. folks, hey, if you are headed around the bay area today, we have some low clouds and fog and some drizzle to begin with, dense fog at the coastline, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this afternoon, we'll see sunshine in the valleys, sunny maybe a little warmer below average for this time of year. you will find 60s and sunshine and low clouds inside the bay and drizzle likely to continue on and off at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. so slightly warmer for most folks around the bay area, just a few degrees. high pressure still making its way eastward. trough on the west coast ramped up the marine lay

needed acquired players in action as they continue helping the new had college josie cole's a row goal nashafter a match without conceding a single goal but i think it's in full scope for us winning two golds you know you have to. in your career i believe i would think it's comparable even to school in slovakia so once you score some goals i think. in the next month or so look at what he should be feeling pretty cautious about going into the second leg of this europa league playoff match against us parts of course there have been seen so nice to come back from such a deficit believe me there are quite a few things like that but that scenario seems unlikely in this case and the stands behind me certainly hoping so as well remark offer of r.t. . on the other side from the russian capital sports socks needed to fight back twice during a two two draw at polish i said leg day away goals though meaning the momentum lies with smart and bought second tier club alum yet falling life hard in their travels . seasons with three knows when to fold over logic of accounts hopeful it's. the biggest game of

wall street hits a new low since the two thousand and four nash. crisis despite a public message of defiance from president obama but as the u.s. credit downgrade trigger a freefall on global markets india claims its economy could actually benefit from the situation. the eurozone tries to whether its economic storm poland's shelving of plans to adopt a single currency highlights a broader european desire to stay out of the euro crisis. well we're.

disappointment that the chairman of the federal reserve did not announce new stimulus measures on friday and on nash wrong there are no capital believes that the focus will shift back to the troubled state of europe's economy. emerging markets will be disappointed by what happened on friday i really enjoyed q e two you know it's had a fantastic period of performance off the q.e. two i think now markets will start to emerging markets will start to focus on what's happening in europe actually because that is really where the risk is at the moment russia's stock markets will probably be pretty much flat i don't expect it to be any reaction we already had a reaction on friday evening and it was fairly muted so you know there'll be looking for leadership again how it's all of europe. russia retailers don't want help from foreign giants to develop the russian markets country's leading chains x five unlike any tech post that second quarter results showing a thirty percent increase in net income x. five retail group says it wants to cash in on the russian market potential itself. she will bring pretty. reta

now as markets travelling in a turbulent role and nash from verna capital advisors to buckle up with more liquid stocks i think at the moment you should really be opting for safety. there's a lot of volatility at the moment so although there's a lot of value in russian stops i think right now you need to be looking where safety is the best liquidity so that stands broad munro's yeah maybe spangler's bank has been performing quite poorly recently it's stocks that provide some kind of protection at the moment although you know quite frankly i would be sitting in cash. russian retailers to want help from foreign giants to develop the russian markets the country's leading chains x. five and leg need have posted second quarter results showing a fifty percent increase in net income x five group says it wants to cash in on the russian market potential itself. retail chains hold less than thirty percent of the market while in developed countries this figure reaches eighty percent or so it's more interesting for russian retailers to realize this potential by themselves when the market is satu

five days have become the most volatile trading week since september two thousand and eight roland nash from the capital says that under such circumstances it's impossible to predict what might happen on the day to day basis but the outlook is particularly poor. i think at the moment trying to work out what's happening on a daily basis is virtually impossible it's it's trading on fear is trading on government decisions i mean markets are very poor traditionally trying to work out what a government is likely to be able to do so you know trying to work out whether today is going to be what you were three percentage points or a five percent decline. that's an extremely difficult judgment call to be able to make for any kind of. longer term investor volumes are actually pretty high at the moment when you see a lot of volatility and high volumes that often tells you the direction in which the move markets moving is likely to continue so that's that's actually pretty bad news that there was a pretty large volumes at a time when the market is coming down sharply i think what we're looking for

. >> reporter: his dog, nash, rattled, but okay tonight. so, this is you here? >> correct. >> reporter: and it's dede vu for teresa phifer. more than a decade ago, her home flooded after floyd. she raised her entire home five feet but it still wasn't enough. that's her mailbox right there, number 6. now barely visible. >> this is all within the last few hours. and the water is still rising. >> reporter: and in long beach, new york, they'll have to rebuild this building, carried away. while back in this new jersey neighborhood, where the water levels are rising, neighbors waited behind police tape to check on friends and family. >> i know people are here. >> reporter: we'e' tell them you're okay. >> thank you. >> reporter: diane, all the families rescued today are now staying with family and friends. the power out here and for millions in the northeast up and down the coast, in fact. and by some estimates, the power won't be back on for days in some places, perhaps even weeks, diane. >> all right, david, thank you, and as david just showed us, you don't have to b

last year the international industrial bank known in russian as nash from bank was the first private bank to default on euro bonds in more than ten years it received a more than one billion dollar loan from the state as part of the end i crisis support program but the state has not been returned the money nor have all the creditors been paid off. it was mr to get jobs pocket bank that caters varies various businesses in the wake of its license being revoked it practically halted its operations and focus on transferring the assets through credits to show companies that move it on and on and in the end of the money probably ended up in the structures affiliated with the owner of the bank or which will come on the banks database was deliberately erased and investigators say the bankruptcy was intentional it's the largest bankruptcy case of a financial institution in russia's modern history along with a bank the rest of the business empire seems to have to solve into other of show assets a similar scandal broke over the bank of moscow russian state's largest bank the review revealed a ga