palm oil firms have also this associated themselves from the deaths of the apes. but finally, one of the workers spoke. >> i have co-workers who said they found an orangutan and given to the company and will pay $100. the company was to get rid of them because they see them as pests. >> conservationists have recorded footage of orangutans the found beaten and bruised on the plantations. this one suffered grave injuries to his head and legs. and could not move until the activists came to help. but environmentalists say it is not the workers who are to blame, it is the palm oil companies. orangutans in the wild will become extinct in 12 years because of the way the plantations and the mining companies are expanding. this island is a habitat. >> back in the central news, the rescued ones wait until they can return to the wild. many have already been here for years. emerson, now to unruly to play with others, has spent nine years in the sanctuary. these great apes would not be the return to the homes again until indonesia's forests are safe once more. >> the husband o

more and more of them brought here have come from palm oil plantation. environmentalists say they aren't urgent need of being rescued because they face being injured -- they are in urgent need of being rescued because they face been injured or killed near the plantations. >> 4 miles on end, all you can see are all -- oil trees. >> we ask some palm oil plantation workers whether they had heard about the are renting killings. all of them denied any knowledge of the horrific acts. but finally, one of the workers spoke. >> i have co-workers who said they caught an orangutan and they give it to the company and was -- and they were paid $100. the country wants to -- the company wants to get rid of the iran attend because they are past. >> they have been found beaten and bruised. this one suffered grave injuries to his head and legs and could not move until the activists came to help. but environmentalists say it is not the workers who are to blame, but the palm oil companies. >> around it hangs in the wild will become extinct in five years because of the way -

our a sense feeds now in the palm of your. machine on the dot com. at least twenty five thousand people take the moscow streets protesting the results of last sunday's parliamentary vote that gave the ruling united russia party the majority of seats. the biggest protests in moscow for nearly two decades ramp up without incident with protesters praising police for restraint join me and you are now in central moscow for more details and dreams of a unified europe in doubt as the u.k. rejects a new deal to save the euro currency leaving the other twenty six member states to settle a plan among themselves. seeking a solution gazans flee war torn palestine seeking better opportunities in libya despite the country still facing a turbulent future. for am in moscow i met treasurer good to have you with us here on r t our top story tens of thousands took to the streets across moscow protesting the results of sunday's parliamentary election opposition groups and those angered by the outcome of the vote gathered for an authorized demonstration in the russian ca

the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. s

at birth her doctor could fit her in the palm of his hand. how she not only survived, but thrived. >>> ladies if you are searching for mr. right stop wasting your time. apparently, he doesn't exist. a new study shows out of 2,000 women most rank their partners as only 69% perfect. >> that's not bad. >> top shortcomings: not getting along with her family. using her toothbrush. ugh! leaving the toilet dirty. hating her friends. not being good with children. >> especially hers. >> criticizing her driving, big no-no. watching too much sports and not helping with cooking. >> i have a list more would you like to hear them all? >> no, that it the other side could be brought now lisa speaking up for men, go ahead. [ laughing ] >> sorry you are alone. >> i hired the wrong attorney. it goes on and on. >> lazy, grumpy, blah, blah,. a lot of sunshine that will brighten your spirits that is going to over take the forecast for the rest of the afternoon even in the south bay and east bay where it has been cloudy. we still have a few clouds, fog in our east

fourth and one, palm are overthrows. easy touchdown. raiders come away with nothing.ichael bush hands it off to murphy, on theverse, 7-0 raiders in the first. but lions can strike quality. to equal vin johnson, right on the money. 51 yards for megatron and we're tied at 7. they answer through the air, palmer to hayward, he breaks a tackle, 17-14 raiders at the half. fourth quarter. tommy kelly rips stafford, he scoops and scores. but you got finish. on a drive, started from their own 2, career high of 9 catches 214 yards for johnson and two touchdowns, this one puts detroit up. 43 seconds left. they had a shot. 65 yard field goal and blocked. they lose a hart breaker, 28-27 falling to 7-7. >> very frustrating. i thought the guys played hard but obviously didn't play well enough. >> it was all set up for us to get it done but that is disappointing part. >> we didn't do it enough to get it done. we didn't get the big plays when we needed them. >> tom brady took care of denver. braid si to o cinch cinch. >> and brady accounts for three tds and beat the broncos. denver is

palm oil is cheap. >> i suggested canola oil blend as an alternative to palm oil. >> it's basically thest brightest eco activists all around north america. >> we use resources and opportunities and really work toward that. >> she is also pursuing a college education. in richmond, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> when you play supports as a kid there is a player you look up to. mike shumann found a player that looks up to tim lincecum but looks like him. >> this patch of grass is like a field of dreams for these athletes. they have high hopes to make it to the big leaks. but for patrick jamison he is being compared to tim lincecum, for his looks. >> he looks freakishly like the freak. >> it's kind of fun people say hi and they shake your hand. >> we decided to make his wishing to meet his idol come true. >> his family joined in as he melt them, walked through the dugout and even met the manager. >> being this close to the players get some zbloofs then the moment of truth did. >> he got his and then i introduced them. >> after patrick came down from cloud nine, he described the moment. >

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at birth her doctor could fit her in the palm of his hand. how she not only survived, but thrived. c citúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúx you can see >>> ladies if you are searching for mr. right stop wasting your time. apparently, he doesn't exist. a new study shows out of 2,000 women most rank their partners as only 69% perfect. >> that's not bad. >> top shortcomings: not getting along with her family. using her toothbrush. ugh! leaving the toilet dirty. hating her friends. not being good with children. >> especially hers. >> criticizing her driving, big no-no. watching too much sports and not helping with cooking. >> i have a list more would you like to hear them all? >> no, that it the other side could be brought now lisa speaking up for men, go ahead. [ laughing ] >> sorry you are alone. >> i hired the wrong attorney. it goes on and on. >> lazy, grumpy, blah, blah,. a lot of sunshine that will brighten your spirits that is going to over take the forecast for the rest of the afternoon even in the south bay and east bay where it has been cloudy. we still have a few clouds, fog in our east bay

prodemocracy leader, aung san suu kyi, also features in the exhibition, she has on her palm the name of a young man, serving a seven-year prison sentence. she says the man was detained for campaigning for her release from house arrest. >> reporter: they regret the fact that the current political situation in myanmar is still serious. >> reporter: zin linn is a writer from myanmar. he was a photographer of the prisoners to feature in the exhibition. we expose to the world and in some way he helps us to highlight the political prisoners in burma. >> reporter: linn himself spent seven years in prison. he fled to thailand where he continues to campaign for democracy in myanmar. he says he hopes clinton's visit will lead more prisoners to be released. he checks over the internet with a friend in myanmar to get the latest information but the lack of news leaves him disappointed. aung san suu kyi's decision to hold dialogue with myanmar's government has left some prodemocracy activists perplexed but linn believes it is the only way to reach a breakthrough. >> we have to walk a lot. we have

trees in that video palm trees they're not palm trees in russia that's because the video they show to talk about people you know all up in arms about the russian like those were actually greek protesters. i mean there have been studies done that most fox viewers don't know any more than people who don't read the news at all they actually know a lot less i mean you know basically they're going after a certain target demo that's going to latch on to that stuff anyway but even even their target viewers once they get their fill once they get their fair share of the raw meat then they're still going to go out like zombies and hit walmart i mean you know or if they're yuppies they'll hit groupon online and then use their group on coupons because that's what we were led on to i mean because the world is too complicated the world is too scary and this time unlike any other time in our history and it's it's a combination of digital media platforms reinforcing that what we're doing is rather than being depressed or rather than seeking escapist entertainment we're basically zombie find ourselves

before i came here, i had a name. 4 palm trees faced us when we landed loomed like guardians to pass the golden gate we tell them what they wanted to hear. on this island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new once. we burned our parents name and let our past curl into smoke. no longer my father's daughter. no longer my husband's wife. only the sea gulls know who i really am. for months we were held in separate rooms the dampness went through the bunks and gnawed our bones the wales of ghosts kept us awake. 32 steps to my father's house. 4 windows facing north. 24 steps to my uncle's house, 2 doors facing south. i have 3 sisters, 2 brothers, 4 cousins on my father's side. now i store the memory in a drawer along with bitter herbs and rhinoceros horns we dine at restaurants on the better side of towns with pink table cloths and real flowers in the vases. we hardly go to china town. before i came here, i held his hand. now my heart is a chinese box of riddels, no one understands. i blew hot soup for her on foggy nights. she trims the ends of my thinning hair, still she can'

gums not palm. in music. during the vietnam war americans force with old by military power is a cruel one they could not win with conventional weapons alert. in order to defeat the vietcong psychological operations likes but so i could friedman counted on musical little fans to tip the scales we had at tanks with loudspeakers i wanted we had jeeps of loud speakers we had aircraft a good fly over with loud speakers and we had men that actually put the loudspeakers on their back they had little packs a day when they would just walk right into the jungle and they would play it. the americans wanted to beats the vietnamese with military might but at the same time when that hearts and minds therefore they commissioned pro-american songs to win the movie. but when the vietcong intensified their attacks the us military strategy changed from now on eerie sounds poured out of the backpack speech because. that's it the knees have a tradition that if you don't die close to home when you're not buried close to home your

prodemocracy leader, aung san suu kyi, also features in the exhibition, she has on her palm the name of a young man, serving a seven-year prison sentence. she says the man was detained for campaigning for her release from house arrest. >> reporter: they regret the fact that the current political situation in myanmar is still serious. >> reporter: zin linn is a writer from myanmar. he was a photographer of the prisoners to feature in the exhibition. we expose to the world and in some way he helps us to highlight the political prisoners in burma. >> reporter: linn himself spent seven years in prison. he fled to thailand where he continues to campaign for democracy in myanmar. he says he hopes clinton's visit will lead more prisoners to be released. he checks over the internet with a friend in myanmar to get the latest information but the lack of news leaves him disappointed. aung san suu kyi's decision to hold dialogue with myanmar's government has left some prodemocracy activists perplexed but linn believes it is the only way to reach a breakthrough. >> we have to walk a lot. we have

are a sense for you now with the palm of your. comb . six thirty am in moscow we're bringing you the latest news and the week's top stories president medvedev orders an investigation into claims of election violations in last week's parliamentary vote this after tens of thousands take to the streets across russia angry with the outcome of sunday's election. stepping out britain vetoes a pen european deal to save the euro in a move that many believe is the u.k.'s first step towards exiting the union most members have agreed to hand brussels control of their budgets with three states are acquiring the consent and consultation of their parliaments of. libyan authorities asked the u.n. to release billions of dollars worth of frozen assets claiming the war torn country doesn't have enough money to implement reforms huge sums of cash were seized by the west after sanctions placed on libya's former leader moammar gadhafi. almost a week after deadly blast in afghanistan claimed more than fifty lives the question of the country's future again in

feed now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. very welcome if you just joined. voting in russia's parliamentary election is over the united russia party so far is falling short of fifty percent of the vote but president dmitri medvedev said the party is ready to form a coalition and other political forces have also expressed their willingness to do so we'll bring you special coverage over the next hour or two here on. iran's military forces say they have shot down an unmanned u.s. drone in the east of the country according to a state news agency incident follows this week's tensions over students storming the british embassy in tehran in response to fresh sanctions and the u.k. expanding iranian diplomats in retaliation. and the u.n. human rights commission a call for international intervention in syria to protect civilians from the government's forces and russia and china voted against the resolution condemning the violation saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. and of course we'll continue with our coverage of the parliamentary election here

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when the palms came up, i had to do extra work there and so far we seem to be ok with that. ok? supervisor kim: we have your resume. it is extensive and we appreciate your extensive history. if you could talk more about your interest on the commission, what you would like to accomplish with your priorities. >> the commission first of all, i want to come in there and boost the morale. the commission seems after the problems with some of our brother sister clubs as we say, we have some issues. the entertainment commission has been attacked and we changed and reformed -- re-cangehanged and reformed. giving them rights to suspend is a good thing. i would like to streamline that a little more to get the due process. i want to go out -- i go out every week and still. i live in san mateo, i am still on the board of cmac, i still come to meetings for cmac. i want to go out and see the other owners and talk to them more. i am more of a city-wide guy. i do not just hang out in soma, i party and dine in all districts. i have business owners in all districts. why not go out with the permit

. >> near a palm tree in a desert? >> yes, yes, indeed, near a palm tree in palestine. >> does islam accept the notion of jesus assess dense into god? >> well, muslims believe that jesus was not crews tied. muslims believe there was an attempt to crews phi him, crewsify him but he called upon his lord asking him not to, and obliged him to send him to 11 alive, he was not crucified. >> did he perform miracles? >> yes. >> he cured the blind? >> cured the blind, healed the sick. >> did he heal lepers. yes. >> did he raise the dead. yes. >> he did? the koran said he raised the dead, healed blind, all those miracles were performed by the permission of god, his lord and the lord of all people. >> how many people do you know in history have raised the dead besides jesus and -- or besides jesus? none. >> none. does that not suggest to you he is divine? >> no, that to me suggests he has a special place and role in history that god designed for him. >> was he touched by satan? >> no, he was not. >> was his mother married? she wa

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feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. syria's decision. splits opposition groups in the intensified. despite fading hope of finding more survivors from oil far east. seven who are poor or low life from freezing. hospital. read faces new phone conversations to relationships with. hello welcome to the tuesday night as well as round up and here the top story is wild goose chase hitting agents denies the dutch one is about to become the new coach of russian super rich site. wallaby as the euro giants barcelona strike and is set to be out for the season mainly spain's defense of a european crowd after surgery on his broken leg. and a sale on new deal at manchester city manager roberto mancini holds firm but strike a call us time as must be sold not to go on loan to ac milan in january. so let's kick off those vocal stories with agents dismissing the rumors and saying there's been no contact between the dutch coach and russian premier league side on shay previous reports linked to the sixty five year old with a big spending club fots agent he sp

the palm of your. the week's top stories from r.t. tens of thousands rallied peacefully in the russian capital demanding a rerun of a parliamentary election while president. was bold reforms promising a noble of the country's political system. international pressure mounts on the syrian regime to end its crackdown on protesters as violence intensifies across the country with the people struggling under a set of western sanctions soaring food prices and food shortages have hit the already population hard. at the end of an era while north korea mourns the death of a truly kim meal whose youngest son steps into power hailed as the new supreme leader news of the past and put the secret of state's neighbors on high alert with mounting fears of uncertainty he. says are taking now sunday sport. hello and welcome to sport on r t coming to you from the russian capital with me or i'm on call for a first as always the headlines. the rink dreams russia's junior ice hockey team goes to canada to defend the world side's old one in buffalo. reaching

feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. syria's decision to let observers into the country splits opposition groups in the move while those intensify calls the outside military intervention to end months of on the run. despite a fading hope of finding more survivors from my couch doyle raid in russia's far east goes on a seven who will pull a life from freezing waters and wife in a hospital. a minefield one of russia's opposition leaders finds himself red faced and sneak phone conversations threaten to damage his relationships with allies and labelled cowardly paranoid let's. say with all the latest. hello welcome to the tuesday night is for round up and here the top story is a wild goose chase hitting agents denies the dutch one is about to become the new coach of russian super rich side. while the as the euro giants barcelona strike and is set to be out for the season mainly spain's defense of a european crowd after surgery on his broken leg. and sailed on new deal manchester city manager roberto mancini holds firm but st

she fit into the palm of her doctor's hand.-week premie still does not have fully working lungs or eyes, cannot digesf food. her skin so thin, it can't protect her from infection or cold. machines must do everything the womb is supposed to do, and these babies usually have just a 1% or 2% chance of survival, which is why melinda got a press conference today, on the day she was supposed to be born. >> she's a fighter, you know? no doubt about that. she's a fighter. >> reporter: doctors say melinda is lucky she's a girl. they drop faevelop faster in th. now, waking a healthy four pounds, doctors say melinda will be able to go home in just a few weeks. >> as soon as the next day come, the hope gets even higher, you look at her, she moves, every move she makes is a sign of life, you know, hey, i'm trying. >> reporter: melinda still faces hurdles as she grows up, but doctors tell us her vision and hearing are good and she's already starting to eat on her own. diane? >> astounding. thank you, abbie boudreau. >>> and still ahead, the

feed in the palm of your. question on the dot com. never on the plans a long range missile test that engages in military posturing with washington after the west threatens to toughen sanctions against iran over its nuclear program. syria's opposition unites against the government and then a new wave of violence which is reportedly left dozens dead since friday a right under the nose all on side arab league observers.

he wanted to trust the new working parliament so the last the last address of nature that if to the palm and asked the president but of course all the ideas initiatives boys today would be relevant should he become the next prime minister if demur putin wins the presidential election in march next year. particularly and thanks very much indeed for bringing us the subway down the bad ground and just to remind our viewers that we are on standby for the address of president medvedev state of the union address and we will be bringing you of course that live as it starts and well go there right now is going to show reporting there from the kremlin and she will be. talking to us so as we continue to wait for president address in the meantime you are watching r t coming to you live from moscow let's now take a look at some other stories that we are following for you here today well arab league observers are due to arrive in syria on thursday as part of a plan to hold violence in the country and that's after one of the bloodiest weeks since the beginning of the end breast nine months ago activis

feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. the run of the last century closer to military conflict as a verbal spat over a vital oil maritime routes reaches boiling point. after the outgoing year took its toll on a number of eurozone governments many doubt the so-called year kratz now in charge will bring relief as some of them were behind a curious failings. that seems that any global food review is no except as a source. while the syrian opposition is bursting with amateur footage showing violence that's claimed to be recent arab league observers have yet to report any atrocities after three days in.

feed now in the palm of your. on the dot com. the dream of united europe has been given a bloody nose by the u.k. after prime minister david cameron snubbed the other twenty six members london opted out at one of the most important political gatherings in the region's recent history aimed at saving the single currency cameron blocked a new deal saying he was protecting his country's financial interests and sovereignty so instead of an all europe pact treaty to impose sanctions or harmonize budget rules will now have to be agreed upon between individual governments over also originally said no to a new treaty but has since changed its mind and is now consulting its parliament two of the states are also doing the same the new plan is due to be agreed upon by next march but economics professor claim or says it doesn't address the immediate needs of hard hit countries like greece and. short of it don't look disaster. it's just you need the euro in europe in part that's really the message i'm getting from. the start that goes for. not

the palm of your. home. is coming to you live from moscow where all day today we've been covering the demonstrations all of people in central moscow claiming that the recent elections fraudulent well let's get some more details now with a professor of political science at university now joining us live here on the program thank you for coming on and so who gathered at this meeting today what is this opposition in reality we did see flags of neo nazi even some flags of free tibet. well let me first say that it is indeed an event took place order to allow the demonstrators to gather their race their street against fortifications directions and everything we. did so encouraging and i think it's positive for russia to marshal critics however as we saw that this was not. just one thing. for the united. nations to but it seems to do is no core ideological ground we. have the right wingers you know morning rush and national liberals. liberal to left and liberal social democrats you have everything. and its duration

now in the palm of your. home the idea of a united europe has taken a hit from the u.k. britain's decided against and joining a new e.u. packing to tackling the eurozone debt crisis leaving the other twenty six member states on their own prime minister cameron block the deal saying he was protecting his country's financial interests and sovereignty now instead of a pan-european pad sanctions and budget rules to be agreed upon between individual governments hungary also originally said no to the treaty but has since changed its mind to other states planning to hold a consultations with their national parliaments on the matter of the new plan could take months to finalize in a referendum may be required in countries like ireland german chancellor angela merkel called the treaty of breakthrough but some remain skeptical that it's a solution to the crisis economics professor aureole claimer a says the deal doesn't address the immediate needs of hard hit countries like greece. is short of a dozen years auster. she just didn't need the euro expecting a european union a part th

better picture of chaos but most certainly not moscow as you can see clearly the greek alphabet and palm trees in those shots you had c.n.n. showing pictures of a nationalist rally which took place a year ago they to be fair did later file a correction on that but a very different picture painted by western media as to what was happening in moscow this week it certainly wasn't chaotic and this was the first day that we saw tens of thousands of people come out onto the streets in terms of the opposition and there was leaders who always organizing these protests well there are a lot of different faces some of them not even connected to political parties but those that are most well known are probably bodies themselves who has been in russian politics for years he was a former deputy prime minister and he openly is known to be supported by washington's national in downman for democracy and he was at these protests today he was detained actually earlier this week and another i think it's fair to say up and coming star is alexei love on a he is a blogger very well known here in russia not so