c >>> coming up at 6:00 for you, new anger at state officials spending millions to renovate homes of campus presidents. and also, the hidden camera video antiabortion activists say prove that's planned parenthood encourages the selective abortion of girls. >> and san francisco district attorney's position on the war on drug that's is putting him at odds with every other district attorney in california. those story pz more coming up at 6:00. >> and this is the east bay teenager who finished third in the national geography bee last week receiving a rousing welcome back back to school today. >> and he was the center after tension at his school in fremont today. >> that is right he won $10,000 for the hard work ask received all sorts of attention. >> i don't feel proud, exactly. or embarrassed. i feel in the middle. not too proud. like boastful but content. >> he studied six to eight hours per day if weeks leading up to the contest he says he plans to use the money for college, harvard, he's hoping. he has not decided on a career but would like to go on "jeopardy" some day. >> and i thin

in political news, anger over the election of vladimir putin, his third term as president since 2000.e spent the past four years as prime minister because of term limits. protesters flooded the streets to demonstrate against his presidency. francois hollande defeated nicolas sarkozy, the first socialist president in nearly 20 years. sarkozy says he plans to spend more time with his family and take a break from politics. >>> vice president joe biden surprised many by saying he supports same sex marriage. joe rosato jr. shows us how the statements were interpreted by the bay area gay community. >> this is about a simple proposition, who do you love? >> reporter: joe biden rippled the waters of same sex marriage on "meet the press" comments that reverberated through the nation's gay communities. >> i am absolute ly comfortable with the fact that men marry men, women marry women. >> reporter: the words seemed to break with president obama who says he supports civil unions but hasn't endorsed same sex marriage. like many in the gay community today christopher ho found himself trying to int

. >> narrator: august 2009-- the wall street bailouts stoked new anger from a new movement: the tea party runaway government spending... >> they want to send a message to bailed out companies... >> stop spending my kid's money. >> narrator: the anger was over health care, taxes and especially the bank bailouts. >> there was a lot of anger, a lot of incredible concern about what was going on. the american people were angry to a person. they were just angry. >> no! no! >> hardworking americans all across this country, you know, they have a right to be offended, to be frustrated by what they saw happen. those banks needed to be held accountable. >> narrator: much of the anger was directed personally at president obama. >> ...at president obama's stimulus package and budget in particular... >> obama's a marxist, socialist... >> we are the people and we have finally awoken and we arnot going to stop until we take down this government. >> you work for us! you work for us! >> it was this new force in american politics. and the white house did not have a plan to counter this. it kind of caught th

set to resume but many are skeptical over the prospects as a new emergency law introduced to curb street rallies is causing even more anger. that's it for me the news team for the moment will be back with more in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we've that interview for you with serbia's newly elected president thomas levet nicole richie he speaks about the road ahead for his country as it faces an economic crisis and strives for membership that's next. mr president thank you very much for giving your time for this interview the international media see you as a nationalist and a right wing however you based your election campaign on good relations with the european union. that is those they are absolutely right i am a nationalist but i'm a democrat as well and as far as european values go we will respect them because of our constitution the constitution the tadic cost to meet certain i wrote together i respect it sincerely i'd like to bring order to serbia the way that germany is organized probably a lot of time will pass until the western press accept me and treats me fairly as for many years they've written abou

sports news now with anger. welcome to the sport and these are the headlines frantic finally on the last day of the russian prime league season fourteen chased the runners up spot for champion's league football. while manchester city are on the verge of ending a forty four year wait for their first league title in england. and called her you clear scar start on the way carol lanka is named you are the m.v.p. ahead of the side show place final against england p.r. . well first the football and has all gone down to the wire in the russian premier league with fourteen vying to take second the second and last champions league spot on the final day of this long transitional season how to score moscow are the best place idea for a point clear of the rest of the pack a must prevail at recent russian cup winners through being to ensure their european fate is in their own hands spot on moscow a third and will be without van top scorer emmanuel and the need to carry in their match at city rivals lokomotiv the nama point b

new president. conservative president sarkozy lost his runoff race against the socialist candidate today. 81% of voters turned out. they were driven in part by anger over steep spending cuts. the new president promises to spend more and pull back on measures set in motion by sarkozy. >>> may seem like the election here in the u.s. has been going on for ages, but president obama just officially kicked off his campaign yesterday. and today a potential republican vice presidential pick rolled out a few debate points. fox5's melanie alnwick has the highlights of the sunday talk shows. >> reporter: president obama officially kicked off his re- election campaign saturday. >> that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states. >> reporter: and the surrogates hit the talk show circuits, like the vice president. >> we've got the best candidate. this guy has a back bone like a ram rod. i think we have clearly the best candidate. america's position on national security is stronger with president obama. >> reporter: on fox news sunday, a potential vice president polished debate points. >> joe biden's record on foreign policy is wrong o

news america. still to come, anger spilling onto the streets. thousands show solidarity with a prisoner in an israeli jail. efforts to slow down climate change have mostly focused on reducing emissions and greenhouse gases. now i high-tech facility in norway could unlock the key. >> it has taken six years and a billion dollars, but the world's biggest tax center for carbon capture and storage is finally opened. norway produces about 3% of the world's fossil fuels, and politicians, including the prime minister, believe they bear responsibility for were developing the technology. >> that is a very important technology if you are going to be able to solve one of the main challenges we are facing, the need for increasing the energy production in the world and at the same time being able to reduce future aemissions. >> the site is next door to a power station and oil refinery. carbon dioxide flows into the facility. it is piped to various pieces of equipment being tested. the biggest is an absorption tower. gas flows of birds while a liquid chemical

banker now throughout this entire process the country's leaders have avoided calls for new elections admits popular anger directed increasingly at the three hundred members of greek parliament and in particular the two largest political parties to suck and new democracy now without access to the ballot box many greeks have increasingly turned to the streets to protest and now famous footage like you see there the results of which led to this footage that have shocked much of europe much of the world burned buildings violent riots even suicide. sunday's election was in this sense less about the electorate's vision for the future and more about the un corking of a cocktail of severe frustration anger and anxiety about that very same future that has become more unclear with every kind of tear got gas and smoke poured into the country's streets so what happened to the two main political parties in charge of the country during the crisis in the first election since the economic crisis began in late two thousand and nine take a look and two thousand nine the two main parties got seventy seven percent of the pu

as the headlines for you sports news is next with anger. hello there good to have you company you're watching the sport here on r.t. and these are the headlines majestik malkin strikes twice for the red machine as russia rallied to beat latvia five two and the world championship. while blue collar didier drogba schools that were not as chelsea being liverpool to one at wembley to lift the f.a. cup for a seventh time. the number one rory mcilroy finds while hollow as he bids to reclaim goal top spot. but first they are talking world championships by russia have got off to a winning start a brace from uganda malkin helping them overcome latvia five two in stock i now have taken a shot. midway through the period but you need equalized early in the second full mountains to brace for the strike from alexander pope for the of getting to the net so gave russia a five two victory in other games the usa aged limpid champions and there were no overtime they were also wins to switzerland and sweden. in modern football russian champions and he will rec

it should be sent to abc, cbs, and nbc, and cnn and as for fox news, let her die in anger. >> well, isschool where they come out with this flowery language "let her die in her fire." this guy obviously if terrorism does not work out he can be an intern at media matters. >> a lot in that statement but they said that oberman was an amazing journalist were seriously? >> the economy, still the most important issue for americans and still a key factor in the voters' pick for president. but are the media telling the whole truth? or spinning the numbers to fit their agenda? >> we are going to put down the role of candidate and candidate spouse and take back the roles of active citizens. >> newt gingrich bows out of the g.o.p. race. was it too soon for the media? that ♪ it was the best day [ whooping ] ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ ♪ it was the best day ♪ 'cause of you we make a great pair. huh? progressive and the great outdoors! we make a great pair. right, totally. that's what i wathinking. all kinds of vehicles, all kinds of savings. multi-policy discounts from progressive.

after months of demonstrations in quebec over a planned rise in student tuition but the new laws of all public anger with thousands on strike since february since that street protests have ended it regularly in clashes with police with more than twenty five hundred people arrested corey pool news editor of concordia university is the link newspaper thinks the movement is taking on a growing significance. one thing to the government is trying to make it a lot it don't try to keep it as a student issue that it's a student issue led by simply students and that. it can be it can be quelled with maybe some simple negotiations but i don't really think that that is exactly the case and i feel that it's an ideological issue it's a movement that has grown beyond the simple fact of which was an increase and now encompasses many many problems. that are being brought up in the current government . mismanagement of funds corruption within the government itself this magic mismanagement of the university system and generally people are really upset and i don't think this issue will simply go away stay with us here

it should be sent to abc, cbs, and nbc, and cnn and as for fox news, let her die in anger. >> well, isthere a school where they come out with this flowery language "let her die in her fire." this guy obviously if terrorism does not work out he can be an intern at media matters. >> a lot in that statement but they said that oberman was an amazing journalist were seriously? >> the economy, still the most important issue for americans and still a key factor in the voters' pick for president. but are the media telling the whole truth? or spinning the numbers to fit their agenda? >> we are going to put down the role of candidate and candidate spouse and take back the roles of active citizens. >> newt gingrich bows out of the g.o.p. race. was it too soon for the media? that is next. [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you sti

hikes have resumed but many are skeptical over the prospects as a new emergency law introduced to curb street rallies is causing even more anger. but that's it for me the news team for the moment will be back with more news stories in half an hour from now in the meantime the extraordinary story of how a founding father of buddhism in russia is still winning converts today decades after his death. in eastern siberia two buddhists. discovered a miracle buried under the ground today it can be found in the major buddhist temple of russia give against good at something. different people see him in different ways some think that he is looking at them to me it seemed that his eyes were half open. only saw nothing supernatural no open eyes or anything of the kind. in ninety five percent of cases it is closed off but today among go in delegation is arriving. so i think they will open it for them to. feel we have a get a glimpse of the miracle but outside is difficult to reach it takes four days to get here from moscow by trailer and even then not everyone is allowed to get close to it and. this is the republic of body at the heart of

new role in a talk-show host. >> you cannot go far with katie couric without strangers wanting to approach. she made history as the first female to solo anger the evening news. -- solo anchor the evening news. >> you can take the girl out of arlington but you cannot take arlington out of the girl. >> the yorktown high school you be aigrettes of its inspired when talking about home. her father passed away last year but her mother still lives there. times were lean but happy. >> any money we might have had went to living or to our college fund. my grandmother used to give me a check for $5 and it went right into my college fund. >> everything from her office the core to a person's ability stressed hard work over fashion. >> let's face it, things happen. people get divorced. people die. you need to stake out your own role. i think a sense of purpose. >> why take on this new challenge? >> i am not ready to retire yet. i feel like i have a lot of productive years ahead of me. >> she has already scored an exclusive with prince william and harry about the queen. she says she is excited about the new show. if she stops now, this could be heard typi

and protesters are back on the street in oakland, the two recent events that have reignited anger, and >>> new information now about a body found at a trash can in pleasanton yesterday. late this afternoon police revealed the remains are that of a female. but say the autopsy didn't provide a positive identification. the coroner's office says the body is of an adult woman. she was found wearing pajama bottoms. >> the corner were on scene, they believe base on characterrest that this is not sierra lamar -- characteristics. >>> right now nearly 100 people are still rallying in oakland angry over the arrest of an oakland protesters who got in the face of police earlier this week, eric rasmussen has been following the case. he's with us to tell us where the protesters are right now. >> reporter: earlier it looked that police were making an arrest. just 30 minutes before that happened they had a brief run in with police. one very vocal member of occupy oakland is expected to be released today. >> our streets are under attack, what do we do? >> stand up and fight. >> reporter: it's a new rallying cry

people are favoring a new conservative democratic party. citizens expressed their anger over the nation also crippling financial crisis at the polls. john's back. it has been a pretty nice weekend. >> it would be nice to get a little bit of sun before the storm system comes in. we will see what happens with that in the upcoming forecast. it is cloudy at the grand hotel. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills

. >>> tonight on "world news," bullying bombshell, tears and anger in the courtroom. the student who spied on his gay roommate sentenced to just 30 days in jail. >>> health alert, doctors told not to use a major test to detect prostate cancer. so what should men do? >>> the new bride of the $19 billion founder of facebook, the deal she reportedly made him sign. >>> and remembering robin gibb and his iconic band of brothers who started the dance and invited everyone to join. ♪ >>> good evening to all of you. today altogether we heard the surprise ending to the case that has sparked a debate in families across this country. the case about teenage bullying, spying and what the punishment should be. you'll remember tyler clementi, the young boy with the violin, who took his own life. his college roommate approximate spied had him during a gay encounter. today that roommate heard surprise words from the judge, that his sentence would be just 30 days in jail. this debate has begun all over again and chris cuomo is back on the case for us. >> this was a layered sentencing. t

jewish and fee hikes have been taking place on the bases for over a month no but a new emergency law rescore such anger cutting fees may no longer be enough going to come has this report. it's not just about to wish and hikes anymore even many of those who didn't care much about the problems facing students in care back have now joined the ranks of protesters. it is something that we should and have to do in this region potentially again and we have to be there and we have to make noise he does because it's the end of the democracy if we keep on this way and the farther on our own goal on the ground. for the future to ensure. the country and the city needs to tens of thousands marching every day making a noise to express anger at what they see as draconian government measures to suppress people's rights to freedom of assembly and expression earlier this month the government here adopted an emergency anti protest law to make it illegal to assemble without permission and to insist on a precise road map of any planned march or demonstration decided this is a map of montréal yet was not known for always th

finally in the news block a growing barrage of anger aimed at britain's wealthy government ministers for being out of touch with what life is really like most cabinet ministers in david cameron's ruling party come from the richest levels of society and don't face the same struggles as most british families do or he's there or a smith has more from london. prime minister david cameron eton and oxford. chancellor george osborne exclusive london schools then oxford. deputy prime minister nick clegg westminster school and cambridge none of these men come from ordinary backgrounds there's a lot of people that have been political advisors of one kind or another. and that's growing is each parliament goes by. you've got a lot more lawyers we've got the biggest knob of all time now in cameron running the rules the snobs are there to be seen on the tory ventures in particular i call it millionaire's row dennis skinner's an m.p. who would once have been seen as pure traditional british labor party stock the son of a miner and an ex mine to himself he came up through the ranks became a trade un

news. >>> friends and relatives of oscar grant are expressing anger to learn that the b.a.r.t officer is in court trying to overturn the conviction. at a news conference family members said they were not told that mehserle was in court to appeal his conviction. they say they are furious to learn that mehserle would like to return to law enforcement. >> to allow someone back on the force like that would be a disgrace to our community, to our society, and it would be a slap in the face to me and my family and the community. >> as for why the grant family was not notified about the hearing. the state attorney general office said it never received a victim's form filed by the grant family asking to be informed of procedures in the case. we posted unedited video of the news conference today. >>> now, down to to the south bay where the mother of a missing teacher had a statement. it reads the greatest gift that god has blessed me with is the joy of being a mom to two beautiful doctors, i love you danielle and sierra and i am so proud to be your momm. the authorities want to solve this case but

hikes have resumed but many are skeptical over the prospects as a new emergency law introduced to curb street rallies is causing even more anger. that's it for me and the news team for the moment the news continues in half an hour from now in the meantime cross-talk is up next and this time pigeon of a loss is guess whether the welfare state should be rethought on both sides of the atlantic so the middle class and corporate elite carry an equal but that's next. please. you can. start. with. a low and welcome to cross talk i'm neutral about rethinking the welfare state while attempting to save the struggling middle class as the eurozone grapples with its debt crisis and the u.s. faces the specter of long term sluggish growth is it finally time to reconsider an economic regime that ends socialism for the rich and only capitalism for everyone else. and you can. start. to cross out the gloomy prospects of the middle class i'm joined by jason vieaux in philadelphia he's an assistant professor of rhetoric and public advocacy at temple university and author of rhetoric for radicals a handbook for twenty first century activists and in

are still looking at the elections that will support the bailout although these new riding the wave of the anti-austerity anger. >> thank you mark. well, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. divers and rescue workers in the indian state are looking for survivors after a ferry capsized killing at least 153 people. the ferry was caught in a storm on monday and broke in half as it sank in the swollen river. efforts have been hampered by heavy rain and poor visibility. secretary of state hillary clinton has left for japan where talks are likely to be overshadowed by a chinese activist believed to be under u.s. protection. neither mrs. clinton nor president obama have commented on the fate of him after he fled house arrest. turkish parliament is preparing a new constitution for the country. it currently limits the rights of minorities and gives a lot of power to the military, because it was written while turkey was under the military rule. members start to rewrite to charter hoping to make it more simple and democratic. the leadership of marley's military say they

. >> the new it would anger certain people, didn't you? >> individuals within the labor party? >> yes. >> yes. >> did you sense in any way that this was an exercise of power concentrated in a small group of people within it news international? >> i do not think we ever saw it in those terms. >> i don't think we've ever seen it in those terms. >> rightly or wrongly, i have believed that my main responsibility was to leadership. any influence that we would come to bear on their behalf was at the most important thing. that was just the way it was. we did not see it like that. we knew there would be certain individuals in the labor party who would not be happy with that decision. >> our responsibility was to mr rupert murdoch. you were instrumental to use your term. was he can should be adding much to this debate? >> yes he was. all five of you in different ways exercising power, would you agree? arcs a think on the part of us and the political editor, the journalists -- we were all of a mind that this was the right thing to do. we just did not see it in those terms, so i am sorry.

angered some. >>> breaking news that you saw right here first. officer involved shooting downtown vallejo. we are at the scene to explain how a pellet gun caused officers to open fire. >>> strong winds forcing drivers in san francisco to take a detour. live to the great highway to show you results of the gusty conditions. cccccccccc