i'm john o'neill." and i explained to him, i'm from the white house, and i do terrorism, and i need some help. and i told him our story on the classified phone line, and he went into action. >> narrator: in 20 years, he'd chased a lot of bad guys, but nobody like ramzi yousef. >> yousef is one of the most dangerous people on the planet, very smart. getting him and incapacitating him was a significant public safety issue, and john o'neill recognized that, was not about to take no for an answer anywhere before he was taken into custody. ( telephone dialing ) ( telephone rings ) >> white house. >> o'neill put together an arrest team that managed to catch ramzi ahmed yousef in pakistan just before he moved into afghanistan, which would've been beyond our reach. it was a pretty intense couple of days, but it worked. >> narrator: for the next six years, o'neill and his agents would follow the bloody and complex trail from ramzi yousef to osama bin laden. >> the picture was still fuzzy-- i mean, it was by no m

nothing for pete o'neil or eric, i appreciate what you do. the men and women.sometimes we need to tell them that. >> appreciation of peter o'neil, hard work, sacrifices in making the toy drive the huge success that it is. >> the county sheriff's department gave o'neil a plaque for helping out the toy drive. you have until december 22nd. drop off the toys at any local wal-mart store, learning center or fire station. arundel county, also donate used musical instruments. toy drive is partnering with the orchids program. details are found at our website, abc2news.com. >>> police in new york say this man could be charged with a horrific crime. a man enters an elevator dressed as an ex terminator and got off on the 5th floor, when a woman tried to get off on the same floor later, the man sprayed her with a liquid and set her on fire. the suspect is in jail this morning, police say isaac claims the victim owed him $2000. >>> one person was treated for burns after a yacht caught fire in florida. officials say the fire caused millions of dollars in damage after it sprea

, on top. >> what is next for peter o'neill? >> what's next? he is currently in parliament house, still occupying the government's benches in the chamber. this morning, his government -- i use that term in inverted commas -- passed a motion requiring the governor general to come to parliament house to swear him in. that is unlikely to happen, given that the governor general's residents is surrounded by police loyal to the former prime minister. indeed, the former president was sworn in by the governor general this morning. >> so what has been, liam, the reaction from papua new guinea's neighbors such as australia and indonesia regarding this political situation? >> i can only speak on the australian reaction, but the australian foreign minister has said that australia is watching events and is concerned by what is going. as of yet, they have not come out saying who they believe the legitimate prime minister is. at the moment, it is a wait-and- see position. >> liam fox, abc reporter in papua new guinea. taiwan's voters go to the

o'neil's one life at a time career center in rockland, massachusetts. since 2008 she says she's helped 5,000 people find work in one of the toughest economies in history. >> i have been out of work about a year. >> i have been out of work for almost two years. >> reporter: o'neil, a medical technician, built and lost a business. >> i know what it's like to feel unemployed and i didn't like it. >> reporter: when she won a fortune in a whistleblower lawsuit, o'neil decided to help those looking for work. >> what i like to do in the first self-esteem class is get to know you. >> reporter: the free service is provided by a staff of 12 offering one on one support not available at state unemployment offices. taping mock interviews. >> i did research. >> reporter: watching them with the sound off to make sure the job seeker's body language matches her words. >> you showed interest. >> reporter: a 20-year veteran of telecomm sales ted learned to use facebook and twitter to stay connected as he looks for a job. >> we're getting through it. but it's tough. it's a

president o'neil: any other commissioners?ioner o'connor: not everybody is going to be in agreement on everything. i do not think they will be vilified. the dog walking community is very appreciated, but this is part of the process of a community growing and becoming more legitimate, and a great example is the supervisor mirkarimi. when he went into office seven years ago, he did something very similar with the medicinal marijuana community. it was not easy. it was a lot of work, but it was kind of the process of legalizing this world, and i see this as a similar thing. the businesses i am involved with, there is reporting, the state board, part of the game of being in san francisco and of being a business. i am just happy that we can sort of walk through this and bang it out and come to an agreement that hopefully the majority of people will be satisfied by. so thank you. president it o'neil: any other commissioners proved should be formalized kind of a recommendation that we will put forward? i think that the personal dog th

and yet when rachel o'neil arrived, there's joyous singing and dancing. a celebratory welcome for their new friends from america. it was here in malawi five years ago, that o'neil fell in love with the sweeping beauty of the countryside, but especially with the children. >> when i'm here, i realize that every single one is different, and every single child matters. >> reporter: yet she also realized they had no way of knowing that life could be better. so she made a plan. >> i'd like to see if a woman's group would like to begin to sew little dresses to bring back next year when i come. >> reporter: and so they did. first in her church group and then word spread. and people from all 50 states sent in so many dresses, it took teams of people to iron, sort and pack them all. >> it kind of makes me want to cry. that's how i feel. i really do feel connected to these women. >> reporter: and that was just the beginning. >> in the year since our story aired, 400,000 dresses have been donated, bringing the total to half a million. it's hard to imagine how many ho

and yet when rachel o'neil arrived, there's joy yous singing and dancing.me for their new friend in america. it was here in malawi five years ago, that o'neil fell in love with the countryside and the children. >> when i'm here, i realize that every single one is different, and every single child matters. >> reporter: yet she also realized they had no way of knowing life could be better, so she made a plan. >> i'd like to see if a woman's group would like to begin suing little dresses to bring back next year when i come. >> reporter: and they did. first in her church group and then word spread. people from all 50 states sent so many dresses, it took teams of people to iron, sort and pack them all. >> it makes me want to cry. that's how i feel, i really do feel keblgtded to these women. >> reporter: and that was just the beginning. >> in the year since our story aired, 400,000 dresses have been donated, bringing the total to half a million. it's hard to imagine how many hours went into making each and every one of those dresses by hand. now, every year rache

were robes boss harry redknapp blames the referee following his side's loss to stoke while martin o'neill gets a winning start with sunderland. plus outland hand to scar their fifth defeat in a row we've action from the k.h. l. . and t. values their heroes again for denver as they beat chicago in overtime in the n.f.l. . let's start there with the english premier league where martin o'neill has made a winning start to sunderland manager after his side came from behind to be fellow strugglers blackburn rovers had gone ahead at the stadium of light yesterday with a first half strike from simon books of which but four minutes from time david boren fired home an equaliser and then in stoppage time sebastian larsson killed in this you heard free kick to lift sunderland out of the bottom three elsewhere tottenham manager harry redknapp blames the referee for his side's two one defeat to stoke supporters material up at half time thanks to two goals from matthew adding ten spurs got one back from the spot and by all that redknapp feels they should have had seeing more penalties and had a goal unf

plus we were old harry redknapp blames the referee has taught them lose its job martin o'neill makes a winning start at sunderland. on backing training fresh from the elder classical victory over around madrid last night in a stop at preparations for the club world cup in japan. but we begin though with the i saw he is. getting ready to play in their first competitive game this monday night just three months after the plane crash which wiped out their entire scored forty three people died after their plane burst into flames as it crashed into the banks of the river volga new yacht us level on september the sevens among them were thirty six players and coaching staff from locke want to leave since the tragedy other teams have donated players to help the club continue and they will take to the ice for their first match this monday evening it's a home game against net janick and will be in front of a sell out crowd although also be the d.h.l. only division below the top to make a shell after the club took the decision to drop down a level and allow their new team time to gel. while in t

in football martin o'neill has made a winning start sunderland manager after his side came from behind to beat fellow strugglers blackburn rovers had gone ahead at the stadium of light with a first half drive from starman blocks of each but four minutes from the time david vaughan fired home an equaliser and then in stoppage time sebastian larson killed in a free kick to lift sunderland out of the force in three elsewhere tottenham manager harry redknapp blames the referee to his side's three one defeat at stoke matthew adding ten had put the host people at the buy or scored from the spot perspires red now feels they should have had to move and teased and had a goal unfairly disallowed of sign. away with africa's is a. ball down the law in. to your zone so it will be you know going to play to him. just so we can why we're nothing in the end we were poor first go off and all my end up we didn't play well with change of tone and second of back to them and unfolds. decisions have been completely and utterly wrong lucille's you watch t.v. and you'll see. not chelsea take only this match th

steve bruce with a trip to fellow strugglers ward both teams are just a point about the drop zone o'neill would take over the north east club on monday while in the first of sunday's two games everson will entertain stake. kind of the mean time chelsea striker nicolas anelka is the latest big name to be linked with russian side. the frenchman who's thirty three next march has had his transfer request accepted along with that of twenty nine year old defender alex pair are expected to be sold in the january transfer window with the russian top flight club considered to be an option for naca and she's billionaire owner sooner and pretty much has already signed samuel eto and roberto carlos this season as well as former chelsea ronnie wood and showed off on me while blues boss boss says there's no real feeling about the request to leave. because this year was. and very very frontal and direct with the players. the players have shown their interest in. leading the club and put on the transfer request. professional version with them and integrity is there in question let's turn to tennis now wh

will start though with the english premier league where martin o'neill has made a winning start to sunderland manager after his side came from behind to be fellow strugglers blackburn last night rovers had gone ahead with the stadium likely the first half strike and simon to bitch but for many a time david boren thought when equaliser and then in stoppage time sebastian lawson killed innocent perth free kick to lift sunderland of the bottom three elsewhere tottenham manager harry redknapp has criticised the referee decides to one defeat to study the home side with two no left at half time thanks to two gold for matthew had returned but even though spurs got one back from the start throughout the body all right now it feels they should have had more penalties and how they go unfairly disallowed offside. the way we don't feel good is a great name to play their own ball down the line. boils to your zone so i wouldn't you know going to play to him. yes so we can why we nothing in the end we were poor first go off and all my end up we didn't play well we change of so i'm certain of it back to them

well martin o'neill made a winning start of sunderland manager as his side snatched a late to one home win over fellow strugglers blackburn all time the manager harry redknapp was left fearing after his side lost two one in a controversial game at stoke first to the stadium of light where simon rovers ahead after seventeen minutes to get their three hundred sixteen away fans something to cheer about however with six minutes to go david vaughan wonder strike and sebastian lost its injury time winner gave o'neill a debut victory and lose the black cats out of the drop zone while the britannia stadium matthew addington is first tough race against his former club was enough to see stars go eight with victory over ten thousand tottenham and their eleven game unbeaten run emmanuel out of iowa for the second half penalty back for spurs before eunice couple were sent off late on a decision which i did read now you also thought tottenham should have had two more spot kicks and had a goal unfairly disallowed for offside. go i would offer you could use a break to break all the law in. to your zon

o'neill has refuse to step down. the week of the last employment issues is a global issue. and it seems that southern india is not immune. >> that's right, and in the educated state of a literacy race of more than 90%, producing engineers but failing to keep them because of lack of jobs. and this our special week series of the young and jobless. and we travel to find how some skilled graduateds are turning their hand to find jobs. >> reaching for opportunity. mohamed is one of the newest coconut pickers. but it's not what he expected after graduating as an automobile engineer. >> there are not a lot of well-paying jobs in the auto sector, i am better picking coconuts. >> learning news skills over traditional ones is one way that they are trying to stay at home and work at home. and even the best and brightest are having to adapt. >> the reality of a skills mismatch is even dawning on those who have yet to venture in the workforce. in caroller, there are not many jobs in sectors like engineering. to get work many students will have to accept doing some different or moving aw

pete o'neil was there and has this report. [music] [music] >> we are waiting on our youngest daughter coming in from afghanistan. i'm struggling to talk to you and not shed tears and water up on you. it's a very emotional time. when she walks through the door in a few moments, i'm sure there will be a lot of tears shed with a lot of folks here. >> i'm happy. this has made my day. >> are you glad to be home? >> very happy to be home. i missed my family very much. [music] 5:36, news around the nation, a christmas day tragedy in connecticut. a water front home goes up in flames killing five people including three children and parents. two people were in the home at the time but able to make it out alive. they are in fair condition. the cause remains under investigation. >>> armed rober in north carolina got more than the cash when he tried to hold up a business on friday. the employees we buy gold, knocked the robber unconscious when he demanded the money. he said he was tired of hearing the robberies and wanted the robber to kno

pete o'neil shows us how people were generous in taking time away from loved ones to make others holidays equally special. >> we gathered in annapolis earlier today and delivered 18 trucks of food and clothing all over arundel county, in to washington, washington, -- dc. we are going to hand out clothing and food to people at the baltimore rescue mission. >> they will get a backpack, a coat or a blanket, we will walk them over here to grab a lunch. >> i love seeing people coming together like this. it's exciting. i could be at home with my family, eating the roasted turkey and potatoes, instead i'm going give to other people who don't have that luxury. it's beautiful to see people in the community together. >> it's a blessing. i know it's god. people come and spend their time and efforts to help out people that need it. >> it's hard. >>> the first family is spending the holidays at the president's childhood home. how the obama's spent christmas day. also, powerful wind storm forced some people to change their christmas plans and many got stuck. we will explain what happens when good morni

song nats 41 year old jennifer o'neill was the pop star's personal assistant for world tour, last year.o'neill more than 71-hundred hours for free... and now wants 380-thousand dollars.reps for lady aga say the lawsuit is completely without merit. did you get exactly what you wanted this christmas? christmas? if not... you were probably one of those people out making returns and exchanges yesterday.so what are people returning? returning?a recent market tools study says the most returned gift is apparel.it actually accoonts for 62 percent of all returns. returns.in a distant second... is toys and games ... which account for 16 percent of all returns.that's followed by electronics... kitchen and bath products... cosmetics... and jewelry and watches. 3 did you get ssmeone a gift card this year? year?llt's hope they put it to good use.... because here's a scary thought.the national retail federation finds that forty-one ábillioná... yes ábillioná... dollars in gift cards have not been redeemed since 2005. we have a gift card you're sure to use... all this week on fox45 morning news... we will giv

an anonymous couple raised another $2,500 for the o'neills. >>> it is the sound of a holiday tradition. a tree chipper. >> nothing says christmas like a tree trimmer. >> but starting next week curbside tree collection begins in a lot of bay area cities. in san francisco, christmas trees will be splintered into chips for biofuel and then truckeda facility in tracy. >> buyer fuel plants actually generate energy, electricity and typically by burning a biofuel to turn a steam generator to make electricity. >> this is san francisco's 25th year chipping trees. each season produced more and more chips around 500 tons on average. >>> 5:11 now. still to come, southern california police tracking down a gadget thief thanks to a helpful app. we'll tell you about that. >> first, all clear for east bay streets after a water main break left behind a soggy mess. >>> a lot of folks may want to hit the slopes, hit the sierra for this week between christmas and new year's. here's your current conditions outside. unfortunately, it's not ideal in heavenly no new snow, snow base 18 to 24 inches but they are

tip o'neill, speaker of the house, president, senators. things are changing of ththere.action? >> as far as i'm concerned if a person can take toy barney frank votes, there will be no change. in fact, it will be a game. i am not aan of him thi he is a mean and nasty. >> i am a fan. i confess, when i read all the stories, i did not realizee was that mean to people. >> he did not like stupid questitions. >> if you sit back to him, do not give me a stupid answer, then it is ok with it. he is so smart. when you read hank paulson's book, you realize as we were about to go off the cliff it was a barney frank and worked wiwith the bush and mr. should keep us from going off the cliff. >> barney frank was elected state representative in 1972. george mcgovern lost 49 of 50 states. he wasurting. barney frank went up tgeorge mcgovern and said, he did not know him and he said, i run on your coat tails. he has had a remarkable career. the personalityty problems are real but the intellect is towering. >> he will be remembereds the guy in the years when we could have had reigned in fann

peter o'neill -- had been refusing to step down despite a ruling that he has taken power a legally. later the u.s. government will hold off an auction in the gulf of mexico. 20 companies have bid for the right to drill for oil and gas. the obama administration safeguards will reduce the risk of future spills. 5 million barrels lead into the oil -- into the gulf. taiwan's voters go to the polls to elect their president a month from today. the election could have an impact on the relationship with china. beijing sees taiwan as its province even though it has been separate since the end of a civil war in 1949. relations with beijing could take a turn for the batter or the worst. >> the president was swept to power in a victory in 2008. four years later, he is facing a tougher fight. his main rival, the first elected female leader of the progressive party, has been gaining ground. polls suggest the candidates are neck and neck. the president wants another term to cement the achievements he has made so far. ties with china are the best they have been since they stopped fighting. deals we

when rachel o'neill arrives there is a welcome for their new friend from america.s here in malawi five years ago that o'neill fell in love with the sweeping beauty of the country side, but especially with the children. >> when i'm here i realize that every single one is different. and every single child matters. >> yet she also realized they had no way of knowing that life could be better. so she made a plan. >> i'd like to see if a woman's group would like to begin to sew little dresses to bring back next year when i come. >> so they did. first in her church group, then word spread. and people from all 50 states sent in so many dresses, it took teams of people to iron, sort and pack them all. >> it kind of makes me want to cry to tell you the truth. that's how i feel. i really do feel connected to these women. >> and that was just the beginning. in the year since our story aired, 400,000 dresses have been donated. bringing the total to half a million. it's hard to imagine how many hours went into making each and every one of those dresses by hand. now every year r

you mentioned reagan and it o'neil. they liked each other a lot. but he's arrogant. reason to be arrogant. >> i notice when we are sitting here all the magazine covers. >> dollars. >> we know so much about your ideas. i forgot all these magazine covers. >> lots. covers. >> lots of magazine covers and lots of trophies? >> lots. >> and this room has a lot of artifacts. >> it's a whole book in itself. >> a lots of things. we've had a lot of fun in life. >> and straight ahead, fighting words from governor mitt romney. what did president obama do to spark such a response from the gop candidate? that's next. and also a blackout here in washington d.c. see why another capitol hill project goes awry. and actor alec baldwin starts a twitter war. who is tweet asking what got them all so riled up? you have to hear this. [ female announcer ] instantly smooth wrinkles with a shot? wait a second... with olay challenge that. new regenerist wrinkle revolution... relaxes the look of wrinkles instantly, and the look of deep wrinkles in 14 days. ready, set, smooth... regenerist. from o

the spark from the fireplace set the christmas tree on fire and destroyed the o'neill family home just two days before christmas. officer christian camarillo stayed with the family for four or five hours as they battled the flames. since then he's been raising money for them. >> snowballs to where friends of mine told their friends and so forth, and what i was really amazed by is the kindness of strangers, to help this family out. >> an anonymous couple raised another $2500 for the own meals. >> cockroach infestations and contaminated water. two of the horror stories from tenants in one of the bay area's most notorious landlords. tenet told us they felt helpless against richard thomas and as the result of the investigation, some have gotten release. >> katrina rodriguez brought the foul-smelling situation to our attention. the group of homes dating in and drinking water from a while that we found contaminated with call for bacteria. but landlord richard thomas who owns hundreds of rental units throughout the bay area did not want to talk about the contamination. >> richard thomas could

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we had a tip o'neill, we had a president, two senators. things are changing. what is your reaction to this? ifas far as i'm concerned, the person that represents the district votes the way that barney frank votes, nothing will change. in fact, it will be a gain. i am not a fan of barney frank. he is mean and nasty. >> i am a fan. when i read all the stories, i did not realize he was that mean to people. >> he does not like stupid questions. >> if you say that, then do not give me a stupid answer. he is so smart. the thing is, when you read hank paulson's book, you read, as we were about to go off a cliff, it would party frank who worked with the bush administration who kept us from going off the cliff. >> barney frank was first elected state representative in 1972. george mcgovern lost 49 of the 50 states. barney frank went up to him and said, senator, i won on your coattails. burnie has had a remarkable career. the personality problems are real, but the intellect is telling. >> he will be remembered as the guy, who in the years, where we could have reined in

parindey became the o'neill has died of a train from a hard time with tension increasing in the region once again certainty on the korean peninsula and beyond with the growing fear that violent conflict good for them is death. on the step backwards and israelis beating up settlement construction ousting over a thousand new homes in east jerusalem on the west bank in response to part of the time its progress toward statehood and accession to unesco the move birthstone to ease procedures as a priest in new building on occupied lands is a key palestinian demond all bondage told. next to travel to the kingdom also know stay with us to find out how special expedition will stand the test of extreme low temperatures in the trick in the thick forests over russia's far north. the snow. machine. the. snowy forests. legs. local people. transportation. people managing. the draw of the dogs together with the. expedition for many extreme challenges. to call the way through untamed snow to a designated point in the arctic circle. cope with the rigors of the journey to reach their destination. the sma

the fact is, as your former boss, my great idol, tip o'neill used to say, nobody serves in the houseere's no way you get to the house of representatives unless you won an election. everybody is there because he or she got more votes than anybody else in the last election. in other words, as the public is critical of congress, they got to include some self-criticism because they are the reason we are here. you know, if you moved into a hotel and -- and the guy banged up your car when he parked it and the bellhop lost your luggage and the clerk couldn't find your reservation, and the laundry wasn't done when you got to the room, you wouldn't say, my, what a strange collection of incompetent people. you'd say, who is running this place? who hired these people? well, in the congress the who who hired these people is the electorate. let me extend that to some people that i agree with on some of the substance, the occupy people. i am sure that there are people that didn't vote in the last congressional elections, and i am not happy when people who didn't vote blame me for the consequences

stoke welcome aston villa and imagine darby while someone who won two out of three games under martin o'neill has to financially strapped everton hoping to get in the striker when the transfer window opens. so if you try to go forward don't you know i would certainly love to bitch. because we know we're all a little bit short so if we could do that it would help us if we do it. well a quick look back at the top half of the table sees newcastle incidents on my part as well as high as thirty but have no one since november the fifth and not one of the sports direct arena since the grounds name has changed since then james's park four days later alan pardew side are after second bottom involves a lot on monday and the manager says his side's dippin form is just a blip. that just happens in the premier league of these periods where teams in form and things like you feel like things are going against you. but you know we've got to be mentally strong and if we just do what we do. we do it well then we should win this good. while in spain barcelona have breezed into the last sixteen of the copper del

you had a bipartisan control going back to the ronald reagan, tip o'neil days. you could at had an agreement. i am sorry it did not get done. the sooner we do it, the sooner we send a message to the world that our fiscal house is in order. >> polls suggest that the democratic argument they started the year with and have stuck with relentlessly -- that the rich need to contribute more to the financial situation -- has got some traction in the polls. are you hearing any of this from your constituents in wyoming, concern that most of the country is not doing well but the top 1% is doing well? is it is somehow fair that they do more? >> the president keeps talking about -- the words he is going to use our divisive words in terms of our country. i am concerned about that. we want everyone to do well. we want all americans to have incredible opportunities to be able to do everything in their potential. the question is, how do we do that. we are spending 25% of the growth and national product -- gross national product. the president, after the so- called stimulus bill

o'neill morris is accused of telling patients she was using to look but actually was injecting them with chemical compounds including cement. and she clues the wounds up with super glue. she only charged the couple hundred dollars and is certified plastic surgeon said that should have been assigned. >> that's what a lot of these people do. they here, and it are face pumped up or you are but made larger for $300. but it got the truth you should be very worried. >> the woman accused of doing this is out on bond and several patients have accused her of botched surgeries. morris says she is innocent. >> there have been lots of studies on how video games impact children and development. now researchers are talking about how violent video games, what they do to adults. researchers at indiana university school of medicine use mri scans to study the brains of adult men. they found the group that played which are rated first- person shooter game had decreased activity in the part of the brain thatincludes inhibition and emotion. when the band stopped playing for over week, the brain function retu

stoke aston villa in atlanta diabate while sunderland who won two out of three games under martin o'neill has to financially strapped others and were hoping to get in a striker in the transfer window opens. to really try to go forward and you know i would certainly want to bitch. because we know we're all a little bit short so if we could do that it would help us if we do it. to keep going. a quick look back at the top half of the table sees newcastle in seventh the mud pies were as high as thirty if not won since november the fifth and no one at the sports direct arena since the grounds nine of strangeness in james's park four days later on pardew side are at second bottom bolton on monday and the manager says his side's dip in form is just a blip. that's just happens in the premier league of these periods where you're at teams in form and things you feel like things are going against you. but you know we've got to be mentally strong and if we just do what we do. we do it well. we should win this good ball meanwhile over in spain barcelona have reached the last sixteen of the carpet alre

bill clinton moved to the right and gingrich moved to the center, there was, i mean, listen, tip o'neill and reagan compromised. gingrich, clinton compromised, is barack obama really going to compromise? >> and that's not about-- >> no, he won't. >> they're not even asking the question. >> and they're willing to compromise here on the debt ceiling debate. they were willing to go a lot further than this president who backed out of the deal at the last minutes. >> do you want to finish that point. >> saying that the tea party was not willing to compromise. they were-- >> eric can tore and john boehner are not the tea party. >> they were held hostage by the tea party. >> they were not held hostage boehner was ready to do a deal. >> the parameters at the last minute-- >> nobody is asking the question do we need this this economy a payroll tax cut extension? is anybody really having that serious issue thinking about it, because the economy is improving, right. >> and i do find it interesting when push comes to shove even on the part of this administration, the best way to do for the economy i

sunday's senior home defeat to united a function not underestimated by the black cats boss martin o'neill. first of all a good a lot of respect for the manager has been. an excellent manager for a long time and you so you would know what to expect from his teams. and they could consider themselves. really having a look at the. number of chances of course mature student how this will seem to me so i don't think that their confidence will be good losing. well last night more pressure is the manager steve king is his side slip to the foot of the table after a two one defeat to bolton they recently putting the visitors to know before you got one back for the home side and in the other game wolves came from behind twice to draw city with marriage but are still only two points clear at the relegation zone. now back here in russia lokomotiv moscow midfielder denis has been named russia player of the year twenty eleven proving to be a good season for the twenty four year old who who also became a regular member of the national side with more is richard porfiry. what's a difference a year makes tw