the skill so go play second tier leaders ally in the final the russian cop in the thousand year old city of jaroslav in less than ten minutes from now if you consider rival sports talk on route to the final with that game going all the way through to a penalty shoot out bizarrely alani have reached the stage without scoring a single goal in open play getting through the previous round on penalties now the minnows have no injury concerns for the game while says god defender gorgeous shiny golf ball miss out now as for the venue jaroslav it was in accordance with the russian for unions drive to promote the game all over russia and not just huge cities like moscow and st petersburg i think the very good idea not to play is in petersburg and moscow brooklyn or the city of very important cities in two thousand and eighteen. we are quite excited about the final of the group you never know what's going to happen is called the first premier league. the first official things will be very open. now says cuz premier league match was postponed this week to this cup final but the rest of the teams co

battle in the year old. city the russian cup is consistent in the ancient city of jaroslav it's been says gun must go lower division division leaders aligning. and the rising of the red and whites goals from ari and zuba gave spartak moscow a home schooling of across the dark in the markets a third in the russian premier league. and that's all coming up but first formula one and reigning champion sebastian vettel continues to increase his overall lead the german winning his fourth race of the season by edging lewis hamilton at the spanish graeme breit that's all the red bull team mate mark webber started the race from pole but failed to reach the polings settling things driver starting from paul has won the previous eleven races and the cut on the circuit two thousand and eight champion lose hamilton did his best to put the pressure on the table topping that's all but the twenty three year old took the lead for good after the second round of pit stops eating house and by some one six seconds to seal the when jens

the christmas tree was still standing in warsaw's old city when the news arrived from rome. pope john paul ii would be beatified on may 1. everyone rushed on to the streets to thank pope benedict. the first polish pope will finally receive one of the vatican's highest honors. still for many poles, this is just the first step. they want him not only to be beatified, but canonized, too. poland has been preparing for the big day ever since. many poles will be traveling to rome. those who can't are praying for him or commemorating him in their own way. a mobile museum has been established to help honor the pontiff. thisruck carring jn paul ii's memorabilia has been touring poland since early april. the poles enjoy looking at what once belonged to him. what he once touched touches them. >> he's being beatified. on may 1, the world will remember the great pope who was polish. there aren't many great poles. i thought a long time about who you could compare him to. the only other pole i could think of is chopin. >> here where everything began, this is the birthplace of john paul ii.

a 20-old city college nursing student, washington high school and france's middle school grad, and an active member of aspire, asian students from an immigrant rights, an organization for young in asia- pacific students. many of you have read about his story. on september 15, 2010, he learned for the first time the truth about his residency from ice officers who came and raided his small compact apartment at 7:00 in thmo

a 20-old city college nursing student, washington high school and france's middle school grad, and an active member of aspire, asian students from an immigrant rights, an organization for young in asia- pacific students. many of you have read about his story. on september 15, 2010, he learned for the first time the truth about his residency from ice officers who came and raided his small compact apartment at 7:00 in the morning and arrested him and his family. as we all know, many young people are unaware of their residency or citizenship when they come to this country, and that is true for many members of my family as well. steve was detained for two months. during that time, his friends and teachers who knew him well got together to start a grassroots campaign, calling for his immediate release. they recruited over 7000 supporters on facebook, send letters, and made phone calls to senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer, and this body, the san francisco board of supervisors, adopted a resolution denouncing his deportation and calling ice to determine -- postponed his deportation

it is in the old city. it shows an arab and a jewish worshiper passing each other in the old city. the above cannot see each other. they are covered. it is and amazing fatah. it symbolizes so much. walking down this narrow streets, streets that have been there since jesus walked the same path. there faces are covered and they do not see each other. host: fast for to today. do the palestinians -- fast forward to today. this is the holiest offer the palestinians. israel might take it away. guest: absolutely. this is where diplomacy will have to comment. you have to be creative. there were notions that the mosque and the religious compound that had been there for 1300 years would remain in muslim hands. but that the ground below it be in jewish hands. talking about belowground would have one sovereign and above ground would have another sovereign. you're going to have to come up with some very creative solutions. this is the one spot for an israeli leader to relinquish sovereignty of the holiest site .n judea's aism this is a difficult thing for any politician. host: you conducted a l

structures here just like about every old city has. the mayor has made certain we have the money to protect the city. he said that to me, do whatever you have to do to make it safe, and we'll find the money. so infrastructure is a long-term federal issue. bridges, highways, that sort of thing. >> you have no reason to suspect an uptick in anything right now? >> no information, no immediate threats against new york city, but obviously, this is good news with complications. we have to be prepared for some sort of retaliatory act, and we are. we're working with our federal partners to see we're ready. >> commissioner, thank you. commissioner ray kelly of the nypd. >> we'll take a break, when we come back, again, in plain english, we thought he was lisking in a cave. we were comforted by that knowledge, in fact. so how long was he living in a nice home? and how many people knew about it? >>> and later, a new york city fire house that lost six guys on 9/11. we'll have my visit there today and their reaction to this news. >>> back here at gr

mark spoke physical and spiritual on the city here and its population and its that being with i've been examining in my report. dragged back from the past this old so the light tankers lay under the mud for sixty eight years and proof too weak to stop the nazi invaders reaching the city of starving grandma in the tank drivers called the mass grave it's arm of a sloth in it could be pierced by a machine gun bullets it was part of the soviet armies which by all to nine hundred forty two were desperately trying to protect stalin's city on the volga from a vast access offensive the author was an eighteen year old cadet as the germans closed in what was read stalin's infamous order not to retreat one step back whatever the cost. in our first combat we were bombs in our offices and commissar were killed that was our pact ism of fire. over the next six months the valor and determination of soviet soldiers saved the city and trapped the invading germans and encirclement which destroyed hitler's biggest army since that great victory much has changed stalin graduates name to volgograd the soviet union itself collapsed and those who remember the battle and

rapidly becoming a landmark, it's single-handedly trying to transport this 1,000 year old city into the 21st century. it already carries 1.5 million people every day, is still expanding and the aim is to double its size in the next decade. >>nath: the delhi metro itself will be bigger than the london underground and we will have done about close to 419 kilometres, billions of dollars of investment, that would take care only again of a part of delhi's problems, because delhi has a huge metropolis and growing numbers coming in every day. the challenge of urbanization in delhi and the challenge of urbanization in our large cities is huge. >>reporter: another huge project will create 15,000 kilometres of new roads and highways at an estimated cost of 30 billion dollars. >>however while this may be great for people in the big cities, 90% of indians live in villages or towns of less than two hundred thousand people, far from the great new highways.... >>dr. mccartney: there is a tendency to the big and the glamorous infrastructure projects that lendthemselves to ministerial visits and cutting

relationships been names to address and they were cation this communication as we drove up the road from old city we've been expecting all accessible to us and go to facebook. google yahoo all these made and we sort of patients have. the devices for us intelligence but it's not a matter of searching in subpoena they have a need to face and they have developed for us intelligence to humans now is it the case that facebook. is actually run by your sentence no it's not like that it's simply that u.s. intelligence is able to bring to bear and political pressure and it's costly for them to hand out records and one by one so they have automated the process everyone should understand that the bay when they had their friends to facebook they are doing a free work for the united states intelligence agencies. in building the start of the race from let's talk about her latest of wiki leaks cables that have been released they show the u.k. as a haven for extremism with at least thirty five guantanamo detainees having at least passed three the u.k. is the u.k. still a haven for terrorists still being a haven

cup trophy by defeating the lower division leaders align the two one in their one thousand year old city. a time to knock out roy jones jr yes they can ascend seconds from the gong in moscow losing at center around battle to russia's number one boxer genies in their business. start with the formula one goal reigning champion sebastian vettel continues to increase his overall lead the german winning his fourth race of the season by edging lewis hamilton at the spanish grand prix that's also a red bull team mate mark webber story of the race from pole but failed to reach the posing settling for fourth place a driver starting from pole has won the previous eleven races and becomes the looniest circuit two thousand and eight champion liz hamilton did his best to put the pressure on the table topping that's all but the twenty three year old took the lead for good after the second round of pit stops beating camels and by some point six seconds to seal the win jenson button ran without the podium while russian petrol missed out on getting points after finishing in eleventh place that's old bell

come all school play second tier leaders in the final of the russian caught in the thousand year old city of got a slot now on paper this is a one sided contests and in the stands as well as a line of salt only five hundred six it's for the showpiece game and you're a slob now bizarrely alon you have reached the final without scoring a goal in open play getting through the previous round on penalties the medals have no injury concerns for the game well says scuds offender doherty shen it both will miss out. premier league match was postponed this week due to the cup final but said the rest of the teams continued the regular season sparred salk moscow have gone third in the league assets trashing us cross are at the capital's luzhniki stadium striker already open for the muscovites twenty eight minutes in rising above everyone in the box after a cross and his header hit the bar but the brazilian was percy's already down firing home an empty netter passports out double the lead early in the second half out of jones you've put them suniel ahead the same and zubaan made it had braced twelve m

last year became an international event alongside the host this year being hungary and ukraine an old city boy and when they're older now russia plays the hungary and underdogs and paper the visitors were sold to the fans and happened to play a concert taking game and get paid good and as they drop their luck in the second half the russians had a plethora of scoring. dunces the collect the killer instinct in front of bill grant for the world the home side piled on the pressure as they went in search of an equalizer and finally alexandre's where all the work made it all square with this one ranger for russia through their opponents later on but was guilty of wasting far too many opportunities one old at final score. we were unlucky said knight that's a new reason we didn't win we fell and plan now passing me back we possession and was round and everything can happen but those were good it's disappointing we didn't win we knew how to play against them we had lots of chances but some emotion the russian championship has already finished and physical condition isn't good enough after they exha

don't know what other mean indicator on the glass here is the echo librium line altitudes it's the old city is where the accumulates the mines of snow equals the mail so their minds if they sow to choose gets higher it means that the climate is getting warmer and if the altitude case nor at least the climate is going to have closer since two thousand and six this ounce of tooth keeps getting lower. and while scientists have been keeping track of how the glaciers have been reacting to changes in the environment they say it is just one part of a much larger system when we have to keep in mind we don't time a situation where climate changes in the same way all over the planet somewhere is getting warmer the summer is get some colder and some where there are no changes at all we've seen time which tendency occurs in which an area is also changing so is the climate here and right now is constants in the future the base can also change much though not all scientists agree on the levels of climate change most believe that it is becoming increasingly more important to monitor what is happening on o

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francisco supervisors are considered a proposal today to allow major ed lee to eventually go back to his old cityr job. we have pictures of lee here right after he was appointed major back in january. no former mayor or supervisor can have a paid full time city job for one year after leaving office. the proposal considered today would make exceptions for former mayors who were appointed to that postand that applies to lee. he agreed to fulfill the remainder of major newsom's -- mayor newsom's term if he was allowed to return to his position. >>> costs include set up, security and broadcasting fees. we've been following this story since before the board agreed to the project in march. the cost just for building that ramp is more than $475,000. >>> a warning tonight on a california college campus. there have been three rapes there in just nine days. what police are saying about these cases next. >>> plus, we're all paying more than $4 a gallon for gas while big oil is getting billions in tax breaks. how lawmakers weighed in on taking back that major perk. >>> and new information tonight about the h

city police are asking for help solving a deadly shooting. this happened in the 600 block of whipple road a little after 10:00 last night. a 48-year-old union city man was shot. he died at the hospital. there is no information yet about possible suspects or a motive. >>> a big crowd at the oakland city council meeting where funding to fight gangs was on the agenda. the "oakland tribune" reports the council voted 4-3 to continue paying for gang injunctions in north oakland and the fruitvale area. >> the gang injunctions are simply another tool that gives more access of the opd to brutalize the communities that are under police occupation. >> the gun injunction prevents the intimidation which is prevalent with the group's dynamic. >> those injunctions to limit gang members' activities have cost oakland about three- quarters of a million dollars mostly for staff time. >>> it is 4:39 now. closing arguments are expected this morning in the murder trial of yusef bey iv. they were delayed after some surprise last-minute testimony. co-defendant antoine mackey testified yesterday and told the court he had nothing to do with the murders in the

old. the city hopes to save $800 million over the next decade. now another area of the public sector dealing with budget issues. that is the schools. kron4 jeff bush joins us live here. this is one of many cities that see the budget process. >> that is right, this group has a lot of support a lot of people honking in support. basically we are processing the cuts to the schools. this group right you're on the corner in millbrae. there are more of them over there and they're not the only one, their goal is to fill the four corners with more people they have about 50 people caught protesting cuts to the schools. their parents, teachers, students, you can see that they are carrying the signs, the signs say cut her kids and fight for our schools. >> new on kron4 news at 5:00 p.m.. we show you how fast gasoline prices drop. we tell you what a man wrote about sarah pailin after working as her aid, we find out what happened to the chopper in the osama bin laden assassination. and will tell you about a new ereader. how >> you are looking at a live picture

allison bayliss family the 15 year old, this city want to thank the danville community, the many volunteersnd professionals helping in the last week. the statement reads, the tremendous support and love shown for alison has been overwhelming. we are brittle for the outpouring of concern, care and community that make this place we live in so special. she was last seen monday, her bicycle was found at a park not far from the golden gate bridge. the authorities say that it now looks like the 15 year-old committed suicide. [music] >> a little rain this morning gave way to sunny skies clearing have another chance of rain into tomorrow. the clouds will be increasing and decreasing but mostly cloudy to start the day. gusty winds the flip after the noon hour. and a slight chance of showers and to the 4:00 hour. temperatures will stay on the cooler side. not much rain here, but take a look at lake tahoe. widespread snow expected, even heavy snow at that. now on to the overnight hours saturday and sunday, it will be pretty low, this is a cold system moving in. 60-6-21 in richmond, these temperatures

this comes a day after the board of supervisors voted to change the city charter to let lee have his old job back once he leaves office in january. he was the city's administrator before he was appointed as interim mayor. >>> and a cyclist seriously hurt after colliding with a car in san jose. it happened during the tour of the amgen california race. the biker was struck at sierra road at 4:00 this afternoon. we just learned a short time ago the victim was a fan, not a competitor in the race. the cyclist was taken to the hospital with major injuries. now the tour of california made its way through the bay area today. 178 of the world's top cyclists took off from livermore this morning for the race's fourth stage. the cyclists began to arrive at the finish line in san jose at 3:00 this afternoon. the crowds greeted them at the end of their 82-mile stage. >> it is a great event, and luckily we get to have the finish here today. that is what makes the difference. so we need more finishes in san jose. >>> and chris horner took the stage today, stage five is tomorrow. it is the 135-mile ride

this weeks moscow out i'll be exploring the city's boulevard ring actually just a whole seaside it was a recently laid out to replace the falsified walls of the old. white city heights with history culture museums and entertainment it's the perfect routes to explore the russian capital and we started here just opposite the vehicle christ the city cathedral at the propulsion sky trying to pierce shows you the incomplete circular design of the boulevards under the stalin counter reconstruction it was intended to continue the route south underscores the circle this idea was never fulfilled. joe says he walls that once stood here over the years and eventually catherine the great to create that they should be pulled down when the walls are taking down the names remained trees were planted in the first moscow boulevard appear in seventy six. the area. today is just as various stands. in tempe pieces how long wire fences as offices and local sit stroll out of articles. are meeting place for us the free artists we need other artists and people from the creative community and get to know new people. boulevard rain is adorned with several monuments trust a

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the woman is identified as a 28-year-old mother from union city. >> all you can hear is gunshots. boom, boom, boom. when i come this way, i see this person laying on the ground and someone said a girl got hit. >> reporter: a third woman, a 28-year-old woman, also shot twice and in critical condition in the hospital. witnesses say the shooting seemed rampage as a stampede of people tried to escape and hide. >> that's what i did at first. then they started shooting that way. and we did know which way to run. we ran around that way. and it is like god, which way do we go, you know? >> people don't care no more. daytime, nighttime, police not really doing nothing. >> honestly, we lived here to so long, and we are kind of used to hearing gunshots but not seeing somebody on the ground dieing in our face. >> reporter: the oakland police have not made any arrests in this case. they say it is still under investigation. anne makovec in oakland, cbs 5. >>> a san jose mother of five has been murdered and police are looking for help in finding her killer. the 35-year-old woman was found shot t

locate three children they consider at risk. 10-year-old trinity, 5-year-old gregory and 6-year-old lilliana city's tot park yesterday at the afternoon. investigators say the children may be with their mother. 35-year-old christina lopez. whose birthday was yesterday and who is also missing and who does not have legal custody of the children. police suspect lopez could be staying locally in the fairfield and vacaville area and may be driving an older white four-door ford explorer. >>> two vallejo now, where a family is packing up and moving out of their home under eviction orders today, 24 days after their 6-year-old daughter passed away. 6-year-old michaela koss lost her battle with congenital heart problems after two heart transplants and countless hours in the hospital. now like many home owners suffering the effects of the economic crisis, the kosses are losing their home. the family said the bank refused to delay the eviction. >> the bank is a bank, it's not you or i, it's just a machine. there's no face there. so i don't expect it. >> for the time being, the family will stay with relatives in

after friday prayers, spontaneous protests erupted in damascus' old city, and the suburbs of barzeh, al-midan, and saqba. there was a huge demonstration in the city of hama, which was also met with gunfire. other protests reported in aleppo, syria's second city; in qamishli in the kurdish northeast; as well as in dayr as zawr and abu kamal. in damascus, as they poured out of friday prayers, they chanted "he who kills his own people is a traitor," and they welcomed martyrdom in the face of bashar al-assad's bloody repression. international media are banned from syria. every day, activists post amateur video on the internet. it can't be authenticated. these tanks apparently filmed today just outside homs. there were snipers on rooftops. homs-- the site of the bloodiest clashes; 15 protestors reportedly killed. activists claim some soldiers opened fire on state security men to protect demonstrators, reportedly killing several. the watching world's condemned the bloodshed, but is apparently powerless to stop it. in syria itself, the thirst for freedom is now greater than the fear this pol

on monday night as both miami and old lima city needed overtime so when the wrong game's weighed in with thirty five points the heat in their gritty reno boston celtics beat their eastern conference semifinal at three one of her messages found that needed a triple overtime to beat the memphis grizzlies russell westwood scored forty points and kevin durant's added thirty five it's on that level the series that's a real piece. is in for a big game in my life. and i want to you know to take advantage of it and you know . i want to leave everything i want to for. results. and i believe there will always and i really keep fighting though in those you know. taking a break so i was so we see how we have. and that's always was nice for this bulletin would all be about with another update in just under two hours so you can. wealthy british style. markets. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on r.t. hungry for the full story we've gotten from. the biggest issues get the hum

people he was as a national hero and had been whole ready at protests in various cities across serbia including the old. and the city where i was arrested we know that there has been a massive international reaction of course sell newspapers carry in quotes from various international officials russia has also commented on the arrest saying that it hopes that should be extradited to the hague tribunal he will be able to receive a fair trial. coming out of our reporting right or wrong meantime constantine he's the head of the russian parliament's foreign affairs committee says that the hague tribunal exists only to legitimize nato's interventions and. i believe the last hears of the latest here is severe. here's one. option to justify the previous intervention by nato forces in this conflict and supporting our the force in this corner. the basic idea. to prove the. sort of service in bosnia herzegovina and elsewhere are the main criminals of the nation being responsible for the tragedy of the former yugoslavia and they can not accept proof for a fear of. another fugitive bosnian serb leader arrested thre

take a look at the big, old, industrial cities, detroit, for example. they have a great mayor, mayor bing, but the population has left. you have to do something about that, and if i were the federal government, assuming you could wave a magic wand and pull everyone together, you pass a law letting immigrants come in as long as they agreed to go to detroit and live there five or ten years. start businesses, take jobs, whatever. you would populate detroit overnight because half the world wants to come here. we whip ourselves a little bit too much. we still have the world's greatest democracy, we still have hope that if you want to have a better life for yourself and your kids, this is where you want to come, and you could use something like immigration policy at no cost for the federal government to fix a lot of the problems that we have. >> let me ask you about taxes. big debate in washington over the future of taxes for the wealthy, for the middle class. do you think it's possible to bring the budget into balance? >> if you don't just raise taxes on wea