nicholas since 1971.say they've never considered rebuilding anywhere else. >> we've always been promised our church would be rebuilt on the same block that it was originally. >> reporter: the port authority of new york and new jersey, the agency overseeing rebuilding, offered $60 million to st. nicholas to rebuild even bigger somewhere else, but the church rejected the deal because it owned its property and did not want to move. >> we've been asked to be patient, but after nine years, it gets a little difficult. i'm at the point where i'm hoping we'll be alive to see the new church. >> reporter: a new high-security visitors' garage at ground zero is crowding the old church's footprint. the port authority says the original location is back in play and the church has raised $4 million towards its goal. they've been among the st. nicholas faithful for 40 years. >> st. nicholas was a church that could and now it needs to be a church that should. >> reporter: renewed hope a church will live again where so much

. >> patrick nicholas said he and efram would shoot baskets at the hoops outside nicholas's house on a regular basis. nicholas says the 38-year-old didn't share many details about his life but nicholas said one thing was obvious. he did not get along with mr. allen, the 63-year-old woman who lived in this home where he rented a room. the same woman the police found dead inside the home, along with her friend, mr. smart. several neighbors say the two argued a lot. one says allen came running over to her house one day begging to use her cell phone but valdamoro followed her there. >> i got scared when he warned me not to lend the cell phone because, no, don't give her the cell phone because -- something like that. he even did shake it like that. >> when i come out and see what's going on, he would say -- oh, never mind her. she's crazy and he would bring her back inside. and the next day there would be like cops. >> nicholas said the suspect told him he was once in the military and wanted to re-enlist 'he applied to be a security guard at a sacramento-based company in 2005 and tried to

and now i'm joined live by business archies nicholas bull who is at the forum hello nixon and they can thank you very much for joining us so nicholas is it true that russia and the other bric countries are becoming more and more attractive to investors. while there is quite a strong sense here that russia is one of the golden children of the world economy along with its british cohorts brazil india and china to find out if there's any merits to disbelief i'm joined by killing demetrius who's president of my clinic cheese thanks for joining us today has there been a paradigm shift all the west. will apply to me next or be sliding back we'll look at the thing to see is atrocious coming back very strong and the girls this is going to be a full percentage placing a point to those seventy percent since most of the industries and rush are coming back which is a key father be countries as well so i see definitely we see much more for myself grow some pre-conference i do see already developed i. will bring countries in the same out of the structure ranks in times of its growth prospects i thin

nicholas davis was shot in the stomach and arm at 61 and marshfield. wgn's nancy loo is live at comer childrens hospital with the latest on his condition. nancy, what can you tell us? >> well, steve, we can tell you 11-year-old nicholas davis remains in critical condition. he is being treated for at least two gunshot wounds. he had gone over to a friend's house yesterday only to leave in an ambulance last night. it's still not clear what led up to the shooting at around 11:30 in the home along the 6100 block of south marshfield in west englewood. nicholas davis play there had often, but this morning people at the home did not want to talk about the shooting or where the weapon came from. they reportedly told police the boy somehow shot himself. a family friend of nicholas davis says one of the bullets went through his liver. >> he is 11 years old. someone just spoke to me yesterday, hey, tammy. and to know this happened it hurts me. hurts my heart. and i can't understand it. >> sadly, the boy's older brother germane is at illinois masonic hospital toda

in on the way out thanks tony blair your genocidal maniac now of course tony blair barack obama nicholas or cozy they use the presidency merely to grease the skids of their careers to impress the bankers on wall street is just a resume burner sure yells president isaacs for four years and and then i got a job but go but. i was going to do it for this part of the show don't go away much more after the press. when the news is not enough. when it's something really crucial when you want to get down to brass tacks when you bring special coverage. this time the latest

parties that nicholas pull thank you very much for this indeed . paul and nicholas fool has already mentioned the investment forum has already been a success with a number of business deals being signed let me just briefly tell you what they are russia's crescent region has signed contracts with both russian and foreign investors tensioning five point three billion dollars odjick a three match zero cash and carry it were also a bank more among those willing to participate in the region's development volkswagen is currently in talks with the russians come a could cost and plans to take a final decision on hope rating with the zero to move to engineering group by the end of this year. and the oil sector is well represented at the source chain fastened form they had overall snapped spoke exclusively to r.t. . there should be we've reached a consensus with our main creditors speer bank and green co they downsize their new interest from twelve percent to eight and they expect that not tobe or will start working with the new rates that will free up a lot

nicholas can you hear us so how are things going up the form. and we can hear you they're going extraordinary well the form this year is slightly smaller than the last year about five thousand delegates as opposed to eight thousand among these all rippling so many russian companies but also from its national companies one of those group of crewmen accountancy. called the possible to house creep this joins me now thank you sir take home a confluence like these good places to do business but absolutely one is it brings together. the overall government and investors themselves as russia continues on its modernization plan. there's tremendous opportunity for investment and forms like this bring together the those needing investment and those seeking to invest in the long term viability of of russia and the modernization plan that it continues in order a little bit because there are stands all around us how does one. approach they are always advised certainly it's actually a combination of both. within pricewaterhouse coopers we have guys both for go

ok nicholas full bring us the latest from the international investment forum and sort to thank you very much for this indeed. time to have a look at the markets in europe stock markets are mixed this solyndra time for gold prices as well as gains to come and other metals to such as the mining stocks in london where this sector is heavily represented. in company crucell such some fifty percent off just saying it may be the last blue chip johnson and johnson. and a loco in russia with my successor mixed this solidly r.v.s. is trading point six percent in the black for my eyes it's just down traction gold prices rose to a record for the second time this week thousand dollars tops hard to moms feel the pressure special whether she has a point is gold russia's biggest producer down one point four per cent doesn't best to spread the head of the company's results which are expected to below. well that's all for now mick bull will bring us more updates from the international investment forum in sochi and you can get more news small website archie dot com slash business. well see british scienti

week on "q&a," our guest is nicholas van hoffman. >> nicholas von hoffman, why a book called "radical"? >> i thought if i was going to write about saul alinsky, i thought that should be in the title. it was one of his favorite words. >> who was he? >> he was a constructive troublemaker. he was a man who believed passionately in local democracy. in self-determination. he tried to make those slogans into actuality. he is a person who for practical purposes and then and what we are now calling community organization. >> what connection do you make to barack obama? >> i am relying on secondary sources. apparently, it was people who knew him and who absorbed who he was who taught obama community organizing or something like that. obama at one point actually wrote a paper in which he discusses alinsky. alinsky seems to have had an important influence on his life. it is clear just listening to the man that community organizing had an enormous influence on his life. whether or not he did it well, that is another story. that does not really matter, it still will teach you something. >> when di

on "q&a," an interview of nicholas von hoffman. >> monday, the u.s. senate impeachment trial hearing begins for the prosecution of u.s. district court judge thomas porteous. proceedings will last year out the week. watch live proceedings starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> monday, a discussion about ending world hunger with reverend david beckham, named a world food prize laureate in june. >> the bottom line is that we need our borders secured. we cannot afford illegal immigration. >> it does hurt us. it has heard arizonas economist -- economy severely. >> with the midterm elections about 50 days away, follow campaign 2010 online at the c- span video library with debates from key races across the country. it is easy to follow the candidates and issues any time, all free, on your computer. >> honestly, i am simply not going to take any lessons from a party that spent all this time in office backbiting anc's other through leaks and council leaks in the press -- a party of the dodgy dossier, of damien mcbride. havel little bit of consistency on

ok the full business nicholas ball thank you very much for this indeed please keep us updated. and in other news coming from the event russian state corporation the russian technologists and boeing have signed a contract to supply fifty boeing seven three seven airplanes they will be a quiet for air flights russian airlines and a unit of russian technologists from invest has signed agreements to fully direct investment funds totally eight hundred million dollars with gulf states investors for checks in infrastructure and real estate. some of russia's leading banks outlining they investment plans at the forum. plans to spend one point two billion dollars on a limp infrastructure speaking about the rubles burbank's president herrmann graff said despite the recent weaken in the russian currency is still quite stable. to do a thorough knowledge of more than the current situation on the foreign exchange market i.e. the ruble dollar and the ruble euro relations is stable enough and i'd say the fluctuation that we're seeing now is quite logical and is mainly tied to the actions of the

ok that's it for now and next our correspondent nicholas paul will be bringing you the latest from the international investment for him in such a man see you less than an hour. commute these days. goodman not for the military presence which occupied.

nicholas who used to shoot baskets in the neighborhood with him said he seemed a little unbalanced. and he had quite a temper. nicholas and several other neighbors say he would argue in public with the 63-year-old woman who lived in this home where he rented a room. allen is the same woman who police found dead inside the home today along with her friend mckara smart. the arguing got so bad that allen told valdermaro to get out. >> after he got kicked out, he would just drive around here all the time. i think he is living in his car. i would always see him over there. he would pass by. the next day he would pass by the same way. it looked like he wasn't taking a shower. >> it wasn't the first time he was kicked out of a home. a similar lawsuit was filed in march trir to evict him from an apartment complex and vallejo for not paying the rent. no one knows what he did for a living. he applied to be a security guard in a sacramento-based company and tried to get certified as a nurse. court documents show arrests for disorderly conduct, being under the influence of public intoxication i

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and now i'm joined live by business archies nicholas bull who is at the forum hello nic thanks for joining us so. you are talking software. well as a result you're the former is about innovation how to stimulate it to make products from it and then how to make money from it there in the case of marcus off the bat would be a great deal of money to discuss these issues with me is the president of mark felt in russian nikolai previously like rejoining is the russian government sprit must be following the developments but it's not me it's with. it it's the center it's cold but for instance is that the right way to go about we believe you should be able for all you know people approaching russia because you have this intellect. but i'm told in russia it's a very good the root of the key issue a lot of bright people but right know russia is not using it and not and i think that such projects can stimulate such development but i believe that it should be all the school could be a lot of different approaches to stimulate to innovation sim russia and one of them by the way is just to improving prod

a man who may be the strongest, nicholas negroponte, founder of one laptop per child, our guest here. [ man ] i thought our family business would always be boots. until one day, my daughter showed me a designer handbag. and like that, we had a new side to our business. [ male announcer ] when the martinez family saw an opportunity, the hartford was there. protecting their employees and property, and helping them prepare for the future. nice boots. nice bag. [ male announcer ] see how the hartford helps businesses at achievewhatsahead.com. [ male announcer ] see how the hartford helps businesses everyone has someone to go heart healthy for. who's your someone? campbell's healthy request can help. low cholesterol, zero grams trans fat, and a healthy level of sodium. it's amazing what soup can do. big oil and their backers are spending millions to scare us. saying it costs too much to break our dependence on oil. what they're really doing is putting our security at risk. my big brother went to iraq to keep us safe. he came home in a flag-draped coffin. america lost another hero. big oil

nicholas kristof is pointing blame at industrial farming.ramming egg, laying hens into cages and stuffing livestock with antibiotics. i talked with him earlier. >> in your article, you say that industrial agriculture is unhealthy. has it always been that way and can we correct it? can we turn the ship around? >> well, there is some danger and looking back at historic agriculture and seeing some kind of panacea, we sprayed all kinds of things on our cherry orchard that were probably not very safe. i think that in some ways, industrial agriculture is unsafe and creating problems. maybe the best example is how antibiotics are fed to livestock to prevent them from getting sick and help them grow faster. when i was growing up, we never fed our manuals antibiotics and nobody would feed their kids antibiotics to reduce the chance of getting an ear infection. north carolina uses more for livestock than the entire united states does for humans. 84% of antibiotics in this country are going to livestock and the result is antibiotic resistant infections

--el sospechoso se llama "nicholas george geranios" y tiene 27 aÑos.ce de un trastorno mental, ya fue contactada por las autoridades.--todo indica que sus servicios eran ofrecidos en el condado de san mateo. --el supuesto padrote cibernetico tiene domicilios en "south san francisco" y "redwood city". -- las autoridades del condado de maÍn anunciaron una recompensa de 25-mi Ólares por informacÓn que resulte en el arresto del asesino de una anciana cuyo crimen ocurrio el aÑo pasado.-- "joan rosenthal", de 75 aÑos, fue encontrada muerta de un balazo en la cabeza frente a la puerta de su casa ubicada en la ciudad de tibuÓn.--los investigadores han viajado a nueva york y honduras para entrevistar a personas conectadas con la familia del marido de la Íctima, quien murÓ unos meses antes del homicidio.-- la poliÍa cree que rosenthal fue asesinada por un conocido. ---un magistrado federal en san joÉ decidiÁ el viernes si bloquea la ejecucÓn de un reo condenado por matar a una adolescente en 1982.---hace cuatro aÑos, el mismo juez, "jeremy fogel", declaÓ una mor

one player confident this team had learned from its mistakes is nicholas backstrom, he comes off hisnt season. the caps signed him to a teyear $67 million contract in the offseason. the starting line center is really one of the mt vital pieces to the capitols offensive puzzle. as is the sentiment of his teammates, backstrom foun it nearly impossible to get over the shock and disappointment of losing the first round to the canadians. >> i was just staying in my apartment for a couple days and just doing nothing. it was kind of hard. >> do you think that hype and expectations and all that stuff that goe along with it really can hurt a team? i mean, is that something that you guys learned from that process? >> yeah, hopefully. i think. a we have to. that's the thing. d i mean even if we're the first to enrolehe regular season, we have to g to the next level, the playoffs, and we have to learn how to play. >> nicholas backstrom truly is the glue that keeps the offense together by the way. ovechkin gets all the glory. >> you guys are eating outside. do people stop? do they know who he is?

which includes representatives from city officials and executives from over 10 @ nicholas in the asian-pacificrican family. i welcome you here. -- over 10 representatives. with the demographics we have in san francisco, everyone should be and can be celebrated as asian-pacific american heritage month. i cannot agree more. but looking around the room tonight, it is really a true do like that so many friends from the communities, from all communities, from all walks of life have decided to join us for our celebration. and it really means a lot to us. the truth of the matter is in a diverse city like san francisco where we call home, not only every month can be asian pacific american heritage month, every month can be african american heritage month. every month can be seen the demise of. every month could be irish american, every month could be women's history month. don't you agree with me? [applause] this is a place where we all call home. we recognize there are a lot of issues in our communities these days, but this is a place we all call home, so the message that the apa heritage celebration

police that a parolee is suspected of his mentally disabled girlfriend into prostitution has turned nicholasrtising offering his grow from forçok sexual services.çd then pocketed theç money disabled and they have been searching for him and last night he turn himself and. >> and world news global leaders united with nations with china's economic growth, and peace in the middle east. to meet with china's premier. with a lunch hosted by making a toast to another appeal for peace. >> as we all know or if work is far from over in the months, years ahead of the challenges we face will require all nations and all peoples. that is no real change, happens. it will require the leadership of everybody in this room. despite our differences, and our people share a common aspirations. to live in security, free from fear, and live in dignity, free from want. to provide for our families, and to realize that there is a better tomorrow. as leaders, each of us has and responsibility to answer those and to leave our children, a better world. >> after the luncheon, speeches resumed in the u.s. delegation walk

nicholas advertised his autistic girlfriend on the internet. she has the capacity of a 12- year-old. he faces several charges. >>> a man attacked a female student in the parking lot at san jose city college yesterday afternoon. he grabbed her from behind and swung her against the wall. the woman told police she was able to free herself and get into a car. campus police say she was lucky to get away. >> there is always potential for an attack anywhere where there is a structured parking garage because of the knocks and cannies around the garage. >> reporter: they say the victim is going to have to provide a description. there are no surveillance cameras. >>> the public utilities commission voted unanimously today to name an independent panel. that group will look into whapping and state agencies could have done to avoid that disaster. state leaders are pushing to make sharping pays the cost of the pan necessarily. -- pan necessarilies. >>> heavy demolition and cleanup began. the 35 homes that were burned to the ground will be removed. crews are

nicholas sarkozy has backed the veil. saying that full veils are not needed. >> i can't think of impact of this bill than to worsen things more. >> the measure will be sent to france's constitution, that has a month to challenge the legality. and where decisions are binding. >> the wife of one of the 33 miners trapped underground in chile has given birth to a baby girl. and asking his wife to name the girl a spanish word for hope. and here at the mine in san jose, and says that the baby has raised the spirits of those trapped underground. >> the reason to raise hope here at the mine, the wife of one of the miners gave birth to a baby girl. the parents changed the name and called her hope in spanish. the birth was filmed and the idea is that the footage of the birth will be sent down to the baby's father who is trapped underground. more reasons to be hopefulful as well, the engineers say they have overcome a major obstacle to reach the men. one of the drills to rescue the men, it had broken and they have mended it and expe

duled >>> disabilities advocates are applauding congress for passing >> i have nicholas who is 14. mad lynn is 12. gg is ten and --- >> (unintelligible). >>reporter: rrsa is in the second gradd aad likes school. % -pshe's an eight-year old with down syndrome. >> it all started at my % daughter's school when we ad an ooishgsep meeting and her >>reporter: ii was a label they found offensive. >> most of the time eople se mentally retarded as stupid or dumb. rosa and all of er >> we know attiiudes have phanged a lot. we thought that the teem needed to go away. >>reporter::they took tteir fight beforeemaryland's general assembly. the governor signnd the bill in to law changing it to "inlectually disabled." >> we wanted to be changed throughout the country, not just in maryland. we knew it was the right thing toodo. >>reporter: the bill is going straight to the white house. >> now they're introducing it as national standard for termmnology ffr evelopmentally pisabled across the entire pnited states. >> i don't think you ccn stop the playground uss of the word probabby ever, but we caa st

now joining us is nicholas burns, former undersecretary of state who entered a lot of negotiations behind the scenes with the iranians over the years on issues as large as the nuclear questions, but also on some of the personal dramas. nick what is your impression of the way this unwound today and the fact that sarah was released? sarah has had medical problems, found a lump in her breast and is being released on humanitarian grounds. >> andrea, it is certainly wonderful news that sarah has been released. we can only hope the other two americans are released as well. i think this whole drama over the last several days points to the fact that iran does not have a monolithic government, that there are competing sources of power. that president ahmadinejad is not a singly powerful official, and others are competing with him for authority. but these two other young men are held, and they deserve to be released. we can only hope they will be released as soon as possible. >> one thing we learned is that two of these young people became last january in the prison yard where they were able to see

illegal more accessible to those older than the world who fear and start producing if you jack nicholas's with russian accents consenting but out of thirteen jack nicklaus or even a few tiger woods would be bad as well now the moto g.p. season continues this weekend with the spanish grand prix up for consideration at the newly built circuit in oregon despite being a shoo in for this year's title local rider jorge lorenzo says he won't be taking his foot off the pedal on sunday for sure if you want to win a championship of the five you have to write a limited race and you have to file with. the rio fighters riders and with very high level. so for me as as much as difficult it is as much as the way that i am. not wraps up the sport i'll see soon the weather is coming up in just a take the.

first, nicholas notes the mixed state protocol with religious fervor. >> the pope spoke about the sexbuse scandal. talking to reporters aboard the plane, he said the catholic church hadn't dealt with the problem decisively enough. these revelations were for me a shock and a great sadness, he said. this is a time of pen tense. the first priority is taking care of the victims. and that is probably all the pope will say about the matter. scandals aren't part of the public script of papal visits. benedict the 16th isn't a showman like his predecessor, so there was no neeling to kiss the rebound. the queen was waiting to greet him. two holders of ancient offices of the same generation, sharing the same christian faith, yet separated by 500 years of separation of church. she talked about being free to worship. >> in recent times you have said that religions can never become vehicles of hatred, that never invoking the name of god can violence be justified. >> he warned about aggressive secularism now. >> the united kingdom strives to be a modern and multicultural society. may it always maint

sam crier rei enis looking to advance to the fourth round taking on nicholas amadro.y probably felt there was no way he would lose today. back to back grand slams with a straight set win today. that means next up is the four seed, andy murray. he falls apart after winning the first set losing in four. women's side, venus williams is a little off today. she tugged at her skirt most of the match. even in her less than best effort it was good enough. third round pga bank open, tiger woods in trouble at 18. the rough stuff lands on the green. 69 for woods. his second straight round in the 60s. he is still 10 shots behind. jason day isn't going anywhere. apparently 66 today. he has a one shot lead. phil mickelson is lurking five shots back. >> mickelson's approach hits the flag stick, rolls back off the green. the same thing happened to mickelson on the same hole, same place. his memory this time served him well. birdy. 67 today. if he finishes fourth or better he could take over the world's number one ranking from tiger woods. one of the raiders goals this off season was

or nicholas carr of spain's a mix of old fashioned thinking and political manipulation is leaving them out in the cold. and need to spend five years of working in georgia's police force and got fired for being a woman. nick is transgender and says he is not accepted for wanting to live in a man's body he claims gays lesbians and transsexuals are considered perverts by most georgians should. they say we should sit in our homes and not show up on the street what am i not a human being or they say get the hell out of georgia is this not my country. the georgian orthodox church is one of the strongest opponents of gays and lesbians in the country. our position should be stored but we must also remember that their sick people society the government and the people must do everything they can to help them heal but nneka who is an orthodox christian himself disagrees. with. if this is an illness where is the cure i feel fine nothing hurts except for my soul because i'm being mistreated which. knickers cars aren't just emotional when he was younger self mutilation seemed the only way of dealing

department officials say 37- year-old nicholas a marsh committed suicide on sunday. there is an investigation in to whether marsh and other prosecutors in the case acted improperly. stevens ' conviction was later overturned. senator stevens will be buried at arlington national cemetery in an hour. the alaska republican was a world war ii veteran who won the distinguished flying cross. stevens is one of five people killed last month in a plane crash in southwest alaska. four passengers from the dc area survived that crash. >>> next, when the news continues, celebrations get out of hand during a bull fight leaving several people dead and the pandemonium is caught on tape. >>> plus, why record-breaking heat out west has fire crews on stand by. >>> a colombian tradition turns violent and it's all caught on tape. three people were kill when a bull fight got out of control. 37 others were hurt when the crowd fell from the bleachers in to the bull ring. it's believed widespread drunkenness caused the celebration to take such a terrible turn. >>> considering there are no bou

south san francisco police received a tip that this man, 27-year-old nicholas gerenes, advertised sexual services involving his 21-year-old girlfriend on several different web sites. investigators found the woman who verified the story, and told police she gave the money she earned to gerenes. >>> an oakland state judge made a ruling today but said his ruling may change if he determines a partial jury cannot be seated. former muslim leader and co-defendant toan mackey are accused of carrying out the killing of chauncey bailey back in 2007. they have pleaded not guilty. bailey was investigating a store when he was shot to death. >>> barbara boxer is gaining some ground in the senate race against carl fiorina. that poll puts boxer ahead 47 to 43%. that is within the margin of error, however, earlier this month that same poll had fiorina up 1%. >>> a buzz battle is brewing tonight. california beer distributors are spending big bucks to oppose prop 19. that's the november ballot measure to legalize marijuana. the beer industry sees pot as a threat to sales, worried that consumers may choose

russia is a great place to invest but obvious putting their money where their mouth is correspondent nicholas poole asked businessman why investment volumes don't always keep up with expectations. talking some of the delegates here you get the impression that russia is one of the golden children of the world economy along with its bric kobolds brazil if you're in china speaking with the presidents of such heavyweights as john deere and boeing they see tremendous growth potential here given the changes the be made in recent years ten years ago i could come up with a number of things that we want to see it through quite frankly we've seen a lot of improvement over last ten years i think that the real issue for us is that we know we can count on the russian manufacturers to provide us what we need say ten years ago there's a lot of risky business here not today. for mr putin set the tone in his keynote address on improving the investment climate in russia expired at the virtues of russia saying it's because true the crisis in some style but it also photo ground for investors but there's one big

south san francisco police received a tip claiming that this man, 27-year-old nicholas jerenias advertised sexual services involving his 21-year-old girlfriend on several different websites. investigators found the woman, who verified the story and told police she gave the money she earned to jerenious. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >>> today marked day 83 without a state budget and students are paying the price. community colleges statewide are turning away thousands of students and cutting classes. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live at city college tonight where millions of dollars at stake with further budget delays. damian? >> reporter: lisa if there is no budget by next tuesday, community colleges stand to lose $840 million in delayed funding. one south bay college saw the consequences of that firsthand today. the fountain at de anza college might exempt priv fit state of affairs at campuses statewide. classrooms are overflowing. >> no i haven't seen anything like this. i have been going to jc here like five years now, and i have never seen it this bad. >> r

agreement to share control of the mind and said he would challenge the vote in court but at a meeting of nicholas board of directors in moscow its chairman claimed everything was done in accordance with the rules. we believe that the annual general meeting be to place in june was in strict compliance with russian law and we recommend that the make up of the board remains as it is. russia's international reserves have risen to the highest level since two thousand and eight the value of the world's third largest transfer just jumped five point six billion dollars last week to four hundred eighty one billion dollars again with nearly all down to a revaluation of the euro which has recently been trading significantly higher against the dollar the financial crisis the government made extensive use of the funds to support the ruble and to pump liquidity into the russian economy. and that's your business update for now but i'll be back with more of you next hour and of course you can always find those stories if you log on to our web site that's slash business. 1930's england and france tried to reason

nicholas pull things us this report from saatchi. the newly refurbished sochi airport is open it's the first of the olympic projects to become operational at a cost of just two hundred million dollars it represents just a fraction of the board of work going on for the olympics the company beholding the development this pays the error of their profits basic element which is involved in a number of other projects there as well including waste disposal a new seat in the olympic village the airport is coming on time and on budget put assegais liquid off appraisal aero explains the project had a number of advantages over all the thoughts in and around sochi first of all we didn't construct the building itself which we didn't need to move the concrete and the salmon and. the sand and all the heavy material so we were not effectively using the roads too much. with the equipment until we fortunately delivered the most of it before the second construction phase started around us so we didn't expect this many difficult. but other sites i belie

the prime minister's speech was one of the key events of the first day of the forum nicholas bull was listening in and she brings us this assessment from sochi. there's a palpable sense of optimism here at the sochi economic forum it's slightly smaller than the last year with five thousand delegates attending their representatives from companies both foreign and domestic the theme for the forum was set during the prime minister putin skits address on the challenges of modernization and improving the investment climate the highlights of his message was that russia often the top ground for investors both big and small but she's going to make it up as normal the russian economy is still not spoiled by the attention of investors neither foreign nor local ones the russian business climate is strange to have problems sometimes these claims are justified sometimes not we know our problems really well and we will solve them the key factor for the russian government will be a measured and rather conservative macroeconomic policy. the optimism about the prospects for the economy was shared by a

allison nicholas sees coyotes nearly every time she hikes and has no problem leaving her dog at home.like them and they have a right to be here and they should be left alone when they need their privacy, especially when they raise their young ones. >> reporter: this is the second dog ban this year, no word on when it will be lifted there. have been no outright attacks. so for now rangers plan to just leave the chaos alone. kiet do, cbs5. >>> some headlines from around the bay area tonight. activists set sail from sausalito at sunset to raise money for a flotilla of aid they're planning to take to gaza in november. gaza's 1 1/2 million residents have been under an israeli blocked a for three years since hamas took power. nine people were killed when israel raided a flotilla back in may. >>> sea otter deaths from shark bites are on the rise. scientists checked 19 dead or injured otters last month and seven this month. experts believe cooler than average ocean temperatures create ideal conditions for white sharks. >>> in menlo park smokers will soon have fewer places to light up. city co

the seceded from serbia two years ago after decades of conflict called this war antiwar dot com nicholas malley thinks serbia has much to lose from the agreement. in practice it stands to gain absolutely nothing it stands to lose everything. the resolution was changed so that the e.u. would be less angry with serbia but what brussels is still demanding is pretty much an unconditional surrender a full abdication of state sovereignty or any sort of independent foreign policy i think there will be a colossal backlash against the government among the people there will definitely be some some significant changes coming down the pike i believe so honestly because the current government by by doing this has exhausted any sort of credibility any sort of claim to be defending the country has completely obliterated its electoral promises of fighting for kosovo and refusing to recognize it because the resolution as it reads right now is an implicit recognition of the session has alienated its strongest allies in the world from russia to china and brazil and other countries and has done all this to

gutter they're being banned from selling because the authorities say they flout health standards or nicholas could discover the traders themselves are being abandoned to a life of poverty. to mormons in which really has cerebral palsy and is the sole provider for her family her mother could have on lost her only source of income when a new ban on street selling came into effect in tbilisi and is now forced to rely on time as social benefits to make ends meet. we were told to get off the streets answer them honestly and without prior warning they set a new law was coming into force and were not allowed to trade in the street and longer they didn't offer any jobs or alternative sites in exchange van was we don't ten years ago she raised her three daughters a nephew on her own but says she never felt this desperate and helpless the city authorities say they had the public's best interests in mind when they passed the baton street ending in. the interests of street vendors are very important but you cannot act in their interest alone by ignoring other people's needs many of the people who lived

nicholas bull who is that the forum hello dick thank you for joining us so how are things going at the forum. good morning to you well there is a strong sense of optimism here in sochi prime minister putin set the tone when he said the brush off a photo ground for investors but that sort of view is being reinforced by a c.e.o. still i've spoken to assist the c.e.o. of boeing in. question is all the right let's discuss this with now i'm joined by jackson we could he show he's the chief executive of business management detroit which i look thank you very much for joining us. all they want does rush off the gross profit growth prospects but that's a. little bit yeah i think slowly i think those i mean the micro economy in the south like the fish need to fight but i mean it's getting better and. you know very important point out there that micro-climate does. very close or i should be if they were discussing for russia below but there is too little question marks about the dead and the government that the. european. states as well so i think you there is a second the way you can that's wha