but officials say it poses no threat to the public. john blackstone has more. >> reporter: the amount of radioactive iodine measured in milk on the west coast was so small that it did not rise above the normal background level of radiation. still, it's the first evidence that radiation from japan's damaged nuclear plant is making it directly into food produced in america. >> radiation can be a scary word. but i think it's important to remember that actually we live surrounded by radiation every single day. >> reporter: some of our most common foods, potatoes, carrots, bananas, contain radioactive potassium. the radioactive iodine detected in milk, though, can be more dangerous, because it concentrates in the thyroid. still, the amounts measured are 5,000 times lower than those that can cause health damage, even in growing children. but for many, fear remains, and that can cause its own problems. >> we actually see health damage, not from the radiation, but from the fear of the radiation, and it's very real. >> reporter: everything impo

of the business side the russian government is preparing to remove ministers and other senior officials from the board of state owned corporations the move is intended to stoking best interests of russia one that coming up you know this is. nine am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me rena joshie a more than two hundred fifty injured libyans have fled fighting in the western city of misrata aboard a humanitarian ship the victims of the ongoing clashes were transported to the rebel stronghold of benghazi we're going to cross live show correspondent paula you're give a very latest. paula how has the front line shifted over night. the bottom witnessing is that the fighting here on the ground seems to get a catered in cheap primary cities in the east of the country it's around the city of brega where pro and he got the forces have been fighting it off for weeks now but that frontline keeps shifting and at the moment it's actually not clear who is in control of the city of grego in the last six weeks that city has changed control six times so just gives you a sign of how quickl

officials in liberia last year his lawyers accuse american agents of kidnapping and torturing a pilot and artie's honestly if you're going to reports this is not the first time the u.s. has targeted it russian citizens. a legit tons of cocaine a pilot snatched up and brought to a foreign prison and a wrong fax number this is the case of constantine your shann pro russian pilot in his forty's scooped up by u.s. officials in liberia last year prior to a manhattan jail and along with four other suspects charged with international drug trafficking. for a long time he did not even know where he was when he was brought to the u.s. he was put in solitary confinement and he didn't even know he was in the united states constantine's wife victoria just arrived to new york she says her husband was kidnapped by american agents well america says your show was smuggling drugs to south america africa and europe mostly from minnesota a lot of liberia the pilot has complained he was beaten and tortured following his arrest. they tried to pick fights with him provoking him constantly close to try to st

the officials now put it at the same level as the chernobyl disaster of 1986. joe brown is live in washington, good morning, joel, what's the latest? >> reporter: betty, good morning to you. the severity of chernobyl is a dubious benchmark that japan does not want to meet, but for the first timex perts are admitting that it could. >> reporter: the crisis at japan's nuclear power plant is as serious as chernobyl. the officials raise the severity level at the fukushima daiichi plant from a five to the seven, the highest possible after re-assessing the impact of radiation leaks on food, air, and water. the country's nuclear agency insists that radiation levels are still less than the 1986 disaster in the former soviet union. but the operator of the plant warns emissions could exceed chernobyl if the crisis continues. engineers in japan are desperately trying to get the situation under control, but aftershocks continue to rattle the region. this photo shows a fire that broke out at one of the reactors following a magnitude 6.3 earthquake. and just yesterday, anothe

officials in liberia last year brought to a manhattan jail and along with more other suspects charged with international drug trafficking. is now for a long time he did not even know where he was when he was brought to the u.s. he was put in solitary confinement and he didn't even know he was in the united states constantine's wife victoria just to write to new york she says her husband was kidnapped by american agents well america says your show was smuggling drugs to south america africa and europe mostly from this way la and liberia the pilot has complained he was beaten and tortured following his arrest. they tried to pick fights with him provoking him constantly close to trying to stay away from all that he asked them why are you cheating me like this i didn't do anything to you and i have not been found guilty which tory believes the case against her husband was fabricated by the us. why do you this is involved in this is unclear he has never been to the us in his entire life he never had a u.s. visa and was in third country upon his arrest him. constantine your shankill was arr

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media reports quote unnamed officials income as u.s. and pakistani spy chiefs meet at the cia headquarters in virginia relations have been between the countries have struggled to recover after a u.s. intelligence operative killed two local men in the city of lahore earlier this year it was one small flight for man but one giant leap for mankind the world marks fifty years since your garance historic first flight tests are sillier reports from the cosmos drone that propelled the first man into space. i'm here in baikonur where many significant events in space history had taken place not least of which was the first successful manned space flight well it all began here because on this day fifty years ago cosmonaut you to go got aboard his vostok one capsule and blasted off into space well that launch pad where he had taken off from is now called the good god start it's the very same launch pad used by the u.s. so used to have a twenty one crew when they left for space on april five going to be a international space station they were of co

officials said there was no reason to avoid the level seven rating, it just took that long to get official numbers. >>> union longshoremen rallies to protest what they say is bad faith bargaining by employers. members of the ilwu local demonstrated outside the pacific maritime workers. the workers say pma refused to negotiate with them. >> this is not minnesota. people died for these jobs. >> reporter: ktvu contacted the pacific maritime association but we did not receive a response. >>> and california among the handful of states seeing gas prices at record levels. it's $4.23 in san francisco. and $4.19 a gallon in san jose. >>> well let's talk about our weather now. bill looking at the shots from i80 in emeryville. looks like it's a little windy there. the camera is shaking around. >> a west wind blowing on the bay. earlier i showed you the wind surfers out there. i have wind gusting at 23 miles per hour. they are actually reporting as this occurs. so you can see gusting at 22 at the alameda naval. as the winds begin to shift around we're going to see a southerly wind come through. that's

it's not clear what caused the oil sheen which officials say has mostly evaporated. no swimming signs were posted this morning as a precaution. >> they say bio hazard. it's probably not that much of a hazard but it's just a precaution. we want to make sure, until we know what it is. >> those no swimming signs came down around 2:00 in the afternoon. >>> two of the nation's richest men joined forces to push for natural gas development. t boon pickens wants the government to do more studies on natural gas. their plan surrounds pracking which is illegal. >> what are our options? that's it. the only one that's going to remove 18 wheelers shuttling gas. >> a bay area company is harvesting the power of the sun to destill water. how this new system can pump water from the san francisco bay and turn it into fresh purified water. >>> wildfires burning in texas have grown in size. 30 homes have been reduced to rubble. limited water supplies are hampers firefighters. >> we're running short of tanks with water in them. firefighters are having a hard time finding water. there's be

military officials say the nine victims in a bizarre all americans.hanistan today officials say an afghan military pilot turned against his coalition partners after an argument and opened fire at a meeting at kabul's airport. eight american service members and one contractor were killed. gunman also died in the shootout. he was a veteran pilot but taliban claimed he was one of them impersonating an army officer. >> president obama is making changes to his national security team. he is expected to name c.i.a. director leon panetta as the next secretary of defense. and david petraeus who is running the war in afghanistan is expected to be moved into the c.i.a.'s chief job. changes will likely take effect in summer that is when the robert gates is stepping down. >> president obama came out today against those that he was not born in the united states. he produced new evidence that his birth in hawaii. he a choice words for his detractors. >> president produced his long form birth certificate and took the so-called birthers to task for dwelling on this issue. he pulled no punches. >> we do no

the time is not official. officially the fastest because there was a strong tailwind on the downhill course. i covered that for 20 plus years. i always thought i'd run it until i went into work and saw the people that ran it. totally worn out. 26 miles, walking it is impressive. >> i agree. >>> weather-wise today, a little bit of sflan. >> a little bit of sprinkles out there and we're seeing some chilly conditions this afternoon. you've got rain, chill impri weather but the good -- whily weather but the good news is we're going to change this up. see scattered showers throughout the rest of the bay area. we can take a look at our high def doppler, you can see pretty much spread, and we'll continue to see a chance of those showers as we make our way into a little bit later parts in the afternoon. taking a closer look here, you can see along the bay shore, san francisco up through oakland, union city, everybody's getting a little bit of moisture right now. this afternoon, those temperatures are going to stay pre

the valdez case which is overly narrow in an official case. if a police officer running somebody's license plate for cash isn't an official act, running a license plate, isn't that something we think all police officers do? if that's not an fib act, -- official act, then what is in the feemped debate clause and the way the courts have the debate is another very significant problem in targeting corruption. the case was where william jefferson's office was searched and the dc circuit in this case ultimately suggested that there's a future debate clause means you cannot use material that is in the legislative sphere against a member of congress. it means you can't accidently find something. they suggest you can't wiretap a member of congress because he or she might say something about legislation in the course of that phone call, and the fbi has no permission to incidentally hear that so i think those kind of narrowing enforcement tools have made a job incredibly difficult. we are not that sympathetic, but i feel that is the lack of tools at thei

here in islamabad officials say the relations between the u.s. and pakistan are today and it's war since nine eleven and there are many reasons behind this terry aeration a case in point is that of. a cia spy who shot his son his dad in growed day lives earlier this year claiming they were trying to rob him this incident exposed huge concerns over the activity of for u.s. private security firms similar to those operators get east on and iraq others claim that there was real work was on neutralizing the country's nuclear arsenal which is to be part of the world's fifth largest pakistani officials here in islamabad say they have no idea how many u.s. contractors are currently functioning in pakistan and what their identities are nor their purposes and an acceptable for the u.s. obsession with firing drones into pakistan also frost and stew critical to destabilize the situation in pakistan targeted militants in the northern part of pakistan near its border with afghanistan march seventeenth drone strike is reported to have killed forty innocent civi

as a growing number of senior libyan officials are reportedly fleeing the country the regime stands firm with resume to tough on the rebel held city. there will be no american boots on the ground in libya recent press reports at least indicate the cia operatives on the ground so boots on the ground as i would define it the u.s. top brass gets grilled in congress over the libyan campaign but failed to clear up confusion over the aims of the operation and come from. georgia once the world to know its own to complain to why fall is corruption so what is rhodey folks a businessman georgios a hundred million dollars sentenced to seven years in prison told the details are coming up in just a few minutes. live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching our team with me and you see now why it's six pm here in the russian capital three pm in london more civilian jobs from coalition strikes are being reported in libya with seven people found that after the recent bombing of the eastern city of greg the u.k. is said to be holding talks with a senior aide to the libyan regime is believe

the russian government is preparing to remove ministers and other senior officials from the boards of state owned corporations the move is seen as part of president medvedev zbig to improve corporate governance and boost foreign investment seventeen russian companies will no longer be able to have taught state officials on their boards as of first of july among them finance minister alex he couldn't believe the country's second largest lender p.t.b. and done maker. first of october all ministers on the boards of the state run companies are to be replaced with less senior officials or independent directors. it is natural and you could disasters could put an end to the development of atomic energy around the world constantine seaman a head of the national energy security fund says it may change russia's plans to build you play stations abroad. all such serious and can resume over new nuclear reactors of course if you do have a very serious superdome with. the world to stop speaking about. nuclear stays with you move. into work here in the very strange country is the way. it was. because

military officials say the nine victims in a bizarre shooting in afghanistan today were all americans. officials say an afghan military pilot turned against his coalition partners after an argument and opened fire at a meeting at kabul's airport. eight american service members and one contractor were killed. gunman also died in the shootout. he was a veteran pilot but taliban claimed he was one of them impersonating an army officer. >> president obama is making changes to his national security team. he is expected to name c.i.a. director leon panetta as the next secretary of defense. and david petraeus who is running the war in afghanistan is expected to be moved into the c.i.a.'s chief job. changes will likely take effect in summer that is when the robert gates is stepping down. >> president obama came out today against those that he was not born in the united states. he produced new evidence that his birth in hawaii. he a choice words for his detractors. >> president produced his long form birth certificate and took the so-called birthers to task for dwelling on this issue. he pulle

media reports quote unnamed officials and come as u.s. and pakistani spy achieves need at the cia headquarters in virginia relations between the two countries of struggle to recover after u.s. intelligence operatives killed two local men in the city of lahore earlier this year. fifty years ago today mankind opened our grad new chapter of its history by ushering in the manned exploration of space people across the globe are marking the anniversary of yuri gagarin's pioneering flight. of course from the cosmos you're on that launched the first man to space i'm here in baikonur where many significant events in space history had taken place not least of which was the first successful manned space flight well it all began here because on this day fifty years ago cosmonaut you to go got aboard his bus took one capsule and blasted off into space well that launch pad where he had taken off from is now called the garden start it's a very safe launch pad used by the is so used to it may twenty one crew when they left for space on april fly go into

and a massive call for overhaul is in the making as president i'm going to give it state officials the ministers from taking top posts in state owned companies more on that in twenty minutes time. very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow. colonel gadhafi is desperately seeking ways now out of the libyan crisis at least become the latest state to recognize the country's opposition government meanwhile a turkish humanitarian ship has taken hundreds of injured libyans from the fighting in the west to the rebels stronghold. has more from tripoli. the fighting here on the ground seems to be located in chief primary cities in the east of the country it's around the city of brega but that frontline keeps shifting and at the moment it's actually not clear who is in control in the last six weeks that city has changed control six times in the west of the country most of the fighting is happening in and around the town of misrata and there we are hearing that the government has states are if it's eliminated and he could have his supporters now we do know that a turkish humanitarian

here without a bra top stories it's a french official calls for ground troops to enter libya saying the campaign will be quote if they're not deployed but as france finds itself writing three foreign wars president sarkozy's biggest battle is convincing zone if you stay on site. a critically ill russian convict is pleading to end his own life he's a superior god benteke threatening losing his sight and the use of his legs but officials are adamant that information is not an option it's done in the country. and veterans in georgia say they've been abandoned by the country thing for what for the force to survive on fifteen dollars a month and the soldiers recently tried to protest in the lines all detained. for the resistance crackdowns on militants in the north caucuses seeing russian security forces kill dozens of extremists the head of the chechen republic tells us why that region remains the main terrorist and what's being done to combat it. well mr graham did it thank you very much for having us here in chechnya specifical thank you for coming but you have been arrested but there hav

public officials can't avoid them.s that are going to favor her political supporters and she is going to make some decisions that are beneficial to somebody that gave her sister a job once upon a time. and she's going to make decisions beneficial to somebody who served as her host when she visited a foreign country. i mean, when it happens, when it happens, the newspapers in chicago and the u.s. attorney's office will say behold look one hand is washing the other. that's the functional equivalent of corruption. we always knew that mother teresa was no different from the rest of them. [laughter] and, you know, violated the intangible right on the services. one of the conflict of interest was improperly disclosed. you would have a long trial. he would charge one scheme to defraud whenever he was and what did office and the moment she left and every benefit she gave to somebody every benefit she received from some of the screen to be tossed into that trial were going to instruct the jury, they can't find all that happened

now an official says tsa is looking at making further changes in how children are treated. it's a response to continuing expressions of concern from parents, the latest coming in that internet video. tsa says it was made a week ago at the airport in new orleans. it shows a girl, said by the unidentified parents to be 6, getting a modified pat-down. the woman doing the screening uses the back of her hand part of the time and also runs a hand around the inside top of the girl's waistband, explaining every step in advance as the child's mother watches. the mother later called it groping. tsa says tonight that the screener followed the existing protocols and that tsa administrator john pistole is aware of this video. in a written statement tsa says pistole has been pushing the agency to move away from the one size fits all system and that it's reviewing its policies to improve the screening experience for low-risk passengers such as children." but officials say they will never exempt an entire category of passengers from pat-downs, whether by age or physical characteristics, be

officials rescued at least 25 people from rising water. right now there's no relief in sight with forcasters warning of more rain. the state's governor toured the destruction from yesterday's storm which caused serious flooding and at least one tornado. officials say there have been at least 12 weather related deaths. >>> boy the weather back there is really something. over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. you have the weather behind you and it is really lit up in the midwest. >> it really is. this is their time of year for tornadoes. there's numerous tornado watches, sorry about that bad move there we have a little issue with the movement. memphis right now these are severe thunderstorms. there are flood warnings, flood watches, it's all going on out there. the impact to us is going to be if you have any travel plans tomorrow. you're certainly going to see some delays starting now in some of those cities from memphis, north of st. louis not north of st. louis but toward the great lakes region. and again the they've had numerous day

runs the fastest ever marathon but officials refuse to see it as a world record. start making use of it in russian football that barry carbon hundreds signed is head coach of rock bottom spot at moscow after almost three years at the club though he will stay on for a while as general manager of the forty two year old's last game in charge will be wednesday's russian cup quarter final at home to krasnodar with home and deny he called alive among the front runners to become his replacement karting became spat manager back in two thousand and nine and finished fourth last season but at the weekend staff it lost to under angie after going one a lot on my bottom of the table last night after the chick capping off a torrid few days karpal you also saw his side the great and i get the call today in the quarter final. so the end of the road for company's product side of only one once in five games this season but it hasn't been a bad week for everyone some have got themselves off the bottom of the table watty iscar are perched nicely at the top so let's look at all the ac

and failing to even let russian officials back in moscow no but this was going on but the latest now is that we're going to be waiting for the final sentencing of your. who could be getting up to a life sentence behind bars being sort of tricked by u.s. officials pretending to be drug lords because as we know all your phone calls lawyers have been seeing that the man did not even have equipment to be able to transport drugs to the united states and has never even set foot on u.s. territory and this does it thanks very much indeed for that update and started chatting online for most of us there in u. . in russia will soon face a much tougher punishment for their habits on the proposed new law clubs bars and cafes will also be held responsible for allowing drug use on their premises the measures of designed to deal with an epidemic. across the country and the has the details present in each unit that it has ordered to toughen up the punishments given so regular users of non-medical not accorded some psychotropic drugs as of now these people can only be charged up to two hundred dollars

the officials say they found high levels of radiation in soil 25 miles away. in the u.s., trace amounts of radiation were found in milk in california and in washington state. but experts say those levels do not pose a threat. >>> there's a new study from johns hopkins university that suggests that the hands-free faucets actually might harbor more bacteria than the traditional kind. just identified a waterborne activity in half of the water samples taken from hands-free faucets near patient rooms in the hospital. the bacteria was found in only 15% of the samples from traditional faucets in the same areas. researchers believe the new faucets might foster bacteria's growth. johns hopkins is going to go back to the old-fangzed kind. >>> one of the top providers of sushi in this country is urging consumers to stop eating one of the world's most popular but endangered fish. company has joined with environmentalists to sound the alarm about the near extinction of the bluefin tuna. wendy rieger has our report. >> reporter: bluefin tuna listed on menus as toro is a mel

in tripoli the regime is showing signs of crumbling and the reports that more and more senior at officials are defecting i'm twenty seven of capital city join me in a few moments about when you will. there will be no american boots on the ground in libya to receive press reports at least indeed the cia operatives on the. boots on the ground as i would define it for us top brass gets a grilling in congress but many still uncertain as to what the goal of they've been trying to paint is sound who's going to pay for it. and the integrity of america's motives are scrutinized as it ignores civilian deaths in gaza or south of setia jumps at the opportunity to bring democracy to other nations and. also russia prepares for an anniversary spaceflights sending the new so used to me to all brits fifty years since mankind's first trip to the bottom front. around the world and around the clock with twelve news as it happens this is r.t. the u.k. has reportedly been hosting a senior aide to the libyan regime who is believed to be seeking an exit strategy for the leader moammar gadhafi some media sources

here in tripoli the regime is showing signs of crumbling and that reports that more and more senior officials are defecting on point to save in the capital city joining the few moments in open you know. there will be no american boots on the ground in libya recent press reports at least indicate the cia operatives on the ground so boots on the ground as i would define it the u.s. top brass get a grilling in congress and many still uncertain as to what the goal will be and campaign is who's going to pay for it. and the integrity of america's motives are scrutinized as it ignores civilian deaths in gaza suffer such a jump so the opportunity to bring democracy to other regions. also russia prepares for an adverse to space flight center a new sleeve seen into its fifty years since mankind's close trip to the battle fronts here. there this is a carriage also this goes straight to the top story now the u.k. has reportedly been hosting a senior aide to the libyan regime is believed to be seeking an exit strategy for the leader moammar gadhafi some media sources suggest that top ranking libyan offici

contra costa health safeties officials say the -- services officials say the sounding made the center be unindated with phone cause. it was all just a false alarm that had nothing to do with the refinery. >>> san francisco supervisors will vote on a resolution today, opposing leash restrictions in the golden gate national recreational area. [ chanting ] >> more than 100 people and their dogs gathered outside city hall yesterday to protest, the proposed rules. the rules would severely limit or outright ban off-leash areas in crissy fields, fort funston and other popular parks. >>> coming up at 5:00, one hour from now san francisco police will reveal new details on the death of a 16-year-old boy. we'll have that information for you at 5:00. >>> plus -- 30 minutes ago, california senator barbara boxer opened a hearing into the japanese nuclear crisis. what experts say the crisis could mean for u.s. nuclear plants. >>> those stories and more coming up in our next newscast at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

in japan are radioactive water continues to leak from the quake hit a plant into the ocean officials say a crack on a troubled reactor may be the source there were twelve thousand people who lost their lives in the tsunami disaster hundreds of thousands left homeless have been forced into overcrowded shelters and as r.t.d. ordinary found out survivors are angry at the government's failure to rebuild their lives. this is the first time many residents of asian a marquee have seen their houses since the tsunami has surged through them but in most a little of value remains but subtle shinji is not trying to salvage material possessions . my house was totally destroyed and my husband died in the tsunami now i'm honoring him by giving his personal things out i just wish everything could go back to how it was. chingy has been housed at the local school with several hundred others people here have been taken turns to volunteer as cooks and cleaners. crammed conditions mean that after nearly three weeks the communal spirit is fraying and. we are dissatisfied with your thirty's we know there a

the year without its have a look at our main headlines a french official calls for ground troops to enter libya in the campaign of course if they had not stood for it what has transpired is itself i think three foreign wars president sarkozy's biggest battle is convincing his own people to stay on some of. the critically ill russian convict and didn't end his own life as a severe diabetic and probably using his sight and most of his legs officials are elements within days it was not an option since abandon the country. and the veterans in georgia say they've been a crandon but a country they fought for were forced to survive on fifteen dollars a month the soldiers recently tried to protest they wouldn't have thought and all the taint of. the recent crackdowns on the militants in the north caucasus has seen russian security forces killed dozens of extremists ahead of the chechen republic turns out by the region remains the main terrorist hub and what combat it. it's a good bit of thank you very much for having us here in church now but it was cool thank you for coming welcome i think there

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officials did announce that they have constantine or shanta on their territory and did apologize to the russian foreign ministry that said that he not notified russia about this arrest was a breach of international law the excuse of the state department back then was that they passed the wrong fax number button and ended up sending a fax to romania instead of russia certainly this whole scenario by the united states was taken with a bit of humor whereas russian officials were of course disappointed that this was a scoop up of a russian citizen brought to the u.s. and failing to even let russian officials back in moscow know that this was going on this case has been causing a lot of questions whether it is ok that the fact that the intent of this man is being considered criminal he is facing from a twenty five to a life sentence behind bars now we're expecting the final sentencing to take place within the next three months the judge had said that this will most likely come on july twenty eighth so it's important to note that of course the mean proof that the prosecutors were providing in

and officials, wildlife officials here in louisiana, tell me there's plenty of oil out there.matt gutman, abc news, empire, louisiana. >>> actor, kevin costner, agrees that the oil there is not close to being cleaned up. he's been in the region over the past few days, trying to gain support for new cleanup machines invented by him and his brother. he wants officials to hire a fleet of barges armed with the equipment. the idea is to have them on constant standby in case of another spill. >>> charlie sheen has lost a battle to get custody of his estranged suns. sheen took a rolls-royce to the airport for a flight to washington, d.c. and his latest stop on his violent torpedo of truth tour. among the cheering from the crowd, you won't believe this, white house party crashers, tariq and mikhail salahi. >>> houston officials want to know where a kindergarten student got a gun and why he brought it to school. the boy was one of three students that were slightly ininjured when the gun fell out of his pocket at lunch. he could be sent to an alternative school as punishment. >>> and pu

muni officials say this operator has been put on paid nondriving status pending this investigation. it's becoming a familiar story. on april 1, a passenger shot this video. muni officials say the operator did not follow safety protocall and found out today that driver has been fired. the operator caught texting and driving terminated today. her driving privileges had been revoked, but somehow the same passenger who caught her texting behind the wheel saw her driving again yesterday. >> i knew it was her. you know, and i called them and they said she couldn't possibly be driving. >> that operator is no longer employed by the mta. >> last week a new driver who was still on probation forced a family off the bus reportedly for taking too long with a stroller. >> the driver became more irate, started screaming. forced the couple off the because with their baby. >> officials say that is the third operator fired in the last three weeks. >> union officials filed grievances, an appeal, but you know in the future it's going to be interesting to see, because in the behind the scenes look, they

city officials hope to have a replacement pipe installed by tomorrow. damage is estimated at $10 million. >> homeowners in a hillside neighborhood of san pablo continue to watch helplessly as their backyards crumble. they declared the area a disaster zone. that is the first step in requesting state and federal aid. an engineer outlined a plan by shoring up the hill at itself cost of $100,000. >> one of three mobile homes in mountain view is in a new who location this morning. the owners of the two units are expected to move their trailers into the next day or. two the mobile homes were tagged after their foundations were compromised by an eroded creek bank. >> kristen: 2011 season starts with the oakland a's with opening night against the seattle mariners. this weekend series has an extra special meaning following last month's tsunami in japan. the teams have two of the most prominent japanese players, matsui and suzuki. think are donating a dollar for each ticket sole to the red cross uniforms worn by the players will be auctioned off. >> pretty good b

here interest me the regime is showing signs of crumbling amid reports that more and more senior officials are defecting on point to stay in the capital city and joining in a few moments and offering you will. there will be no american boots on the ground in libya recent press reports at least in the heat for cia operatives on the ground so boots on the ground as i would the four of us top brass get grilled in congress with many still on certain as to what the goal of the libya campaign is and who's going to pay for it. also the price of dealing with georgia through israeli businessman owed millions fi tbilisi are jalen find on bribery charges but say the government framed them to avoid paying up. close do you to engineer when conversing in ukraine so late to resurface in an israeli prison the scandal is gathering momentum with everything pointing to our special look at rationed by the assad which the cranial authorities had no idea all joyn mean to you all the latest details. boil prices are at a two year high but should russia have found that the extra revenue into the oil business find

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japanese officials predict months of leaks from the fukushima power plant as workers struggle to plug a damaged reactor radiated seawater and ground water surrounding the plant have been irradiated and many thousands of times higher than the legal limit. and other news this week in a major anxiety terror operation of russian security forces kills seventeen militants in the north caucuses this this comes as moscow marks one year since the metro suicide bombings that left thirty eight dead and more than one hundred injured. two am in moscow i mattress or bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t we start off in libya where rebel forces are engaged in heavy fighting with procreate aafia forces in and around the oil town of breda meanwhile cut off his troops are keeping up pressure on miserables libya's third largest city and the last major rebel stronghold in the western part of the country our correspondent palace leader has the latest from tripoli. the work of bloodshed is increasingly being used to describe the situation in the last rebel held city i

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pakistani officials. state that many times them favor over south on monday and stability gonna stand and they have been any in wal-mart in supporting the government forces are are going on to government forces but at the same time there is a growing three hundred fifty or so. many taliban fighters under the structures so they have but the network the logistics and other sort of network lorries on the pakistani sorel. are if practiced on real or wants to conduct policy that all of the state of them that's where they should the other sort of these very important problem of the same humans and they are not doing it so they are doing they did quite well in sol for the respond last year about so everybody knows that very few share a collar bomb and threes all on the government force unless they have have so safely an insert in northern. in biologist. and some other political agents and or pakistan and the tribal areas i guess is certainly was a part of the tribal ok we have been talking about geopolitics aroun