petersburg." a 750-foot-long norwegian cargo ship. a car carrier that's run by a company called hoegh auto liners. this is a huge ship. weighs nearly 70,000 tons. the "st. petersburg" was on its way from madagascar to melbourne, australia, when the australian government announced last night commercial satellite images showed what appeared to be large-scale debris in the ocean off the coast of australia.

he grew up on the streets of petersburg where the code is that the week to victimize. he had to react in order to not look like a weakling. >> the european union is aghast that he has not ruled out sending russian soldiers into parts of ukraine beyond crimea. >> if we should decide to come to the defense of ukrainian citizens, i would like to see the ukrainian soldiers who shoot women and children when we are standing behind them. >> then, putin simply denied that russian soldiers were in crimea. one biographer agrees that his worldview is a part of his life story. >> it's not only childhood experiences but also his time as deputy mayor of petersburg. that's where he learned all the tricks of the criminal million -- mill you -- criminal milieu. >> it's thought that russian special forces without insignia are besieging ukraine while the west seems paralyzed. >> his political experience differs from the mentally -- fundamentally from that of european politicians. for them -- for him, the more brazen you act, the more likely your success. >> putin has recently been obsess

petersburg was an unusual student. a trouble maker is how he is described. he later earned a law degree and ph.d. in economics. from school he went into the intelligence service, rising to the rank of ltcol in the kgb, going cold war duty in east germany. the chaos after the collapse of the soviet union brought

petersburg." a 750-foot-long norwegian cargo ship. a car carrier that's run by a company called hoegh auto liners. this is a huge ship. weighs nearly 70,000 tons. the "st. petersburg" was on its way from madagascar to melbourne, australia, when the australian government announced last night commercial satellite images showed what appeared to be large-scale debris in the ocean off the coast of australia. the moment that debris was spotted, the closest vessel in all the world to that potential debris was the hoegh "st. petersburg." that ship is under no obligation to help search for what or what might not be parts of that missing plane. when the cargo ship got the call they might be helpful in the search since they were the nearest ship to the potential debris field, they totally stepped up. they said they would help. hoegh auto liner executives held a press conference in oslo, pledged their full support. they declared their ship and crew of 19 mariners would be at authorities' disposal for as long

grow on a st petersburg. but when cold areas. we can become honest when ukraine slipped away from them. he had to react to in order to not look like a weakling but we will continue with the cook to death the european union is aghast that he hasn't ruled out sending russian soldiers into parts and ukraine beyond crimea is the only thing in the clip we should decide the company's defence of ukrainian systems. i'd like to see the ukrainian soldiers to shoot women and children when we are standing behind the states that the us. and then couldn't simply deny that russian soldiers were in crimea my other first and a soft though cos he agrees that put this worldview is a product of his life story the nurse knew but foolishly if it's not only childhood experiences but also his time as deputy mary peters for them and that's where he learned all the tricks of the criminal million. because he was responsible for its contacts with the municipal illustration soon is that it's hers. it is thought that russian special forces without insignia rb

petersburg and clearwater florida commissioned snow sculptures in chicago. and their timing couldn't have been better. "yea, this was the creme de la creme of snow-sculpting winters. there was a plethora of snow--a lot of material to work with." joseph gagnepain built eight scuptures. dolphins, suns, and palm trees. pinellas county paid him $700 for each one...pay not expected--countless compliments for gagnepain and his crew of helpers. "people, police officers, all came up and thanked us. they were sick of all the snow and we game them something whimsical to see." "part of it is the element of surprise and there's a novel aspect to it, too." "visit st petersburg/clearwater" campaign spent about two million dollars advertising during the winter. much of it wrapped around busses and displayed on elevator screens comparing four degrees in chicago with st. pete/clearwater's 69. then add something a little different, a snow stamp that sent the pasty populous to i- need-sun-dot-com. "the roi is hard to calculate but we know about foot traffic and it's definitely

petersburg now coming in at 52 degrees. loray at 46, washington at 39. these warmer temperatures off to the west will be pushing in to our area. in fact, we're going to hit a high temperature today of 60 degrees. we'll hit that at 5:00 p.m. so while it was a slow start to the day, cold and cloudy, we are in for a spectacular afternoon and evening spring stick around for one more day before winter returns in full force. i'll be talking about our next storm system in about ten minutes. >> come on in and we will hear about that. >>> jury selection under way in the court marshal of a former navy football player accused of sexual assault. prosecutors say joshua tate assaulted a classmate during an off-campus party. she says she was too drunk to remember what happened, but later heard she had sex with several people. tate says the sex was consens l consensu consensual. two other mid shipmen were implicated at first. tate is the only one sticharged. maryland's senate will vote on a bill to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. if found you would be fined if

or is he still traumatized by a difficult childhood as a skinny boy in petersburg. he got his ego with martial arts. dimitri of rest can use to be on its human rights council believes that it is a product of his childhood. calling it the festival was pushing as the psyche of the st church grow on a st petersburg. it was cold there is a new week and they come on. when ukraine slipped away from them yet to react in order to not look like a weakling who can do with it. the european union is aghast that he hasn't ruled out sending russian soldiers into parts and ukraine beyond crimea is to begin with we should decide to come to his defense of ukrainian system. i'd like to see the ukrainian soldiers to shoot women and children when we are standing behind the states that the us. and then go do something tonight that russian soldiers were in crimea by another first down a slope though cos he agrees that put this worldview is a product of his life story and if you could wish for it is the only childhood experiences but also his time as did mary peters. that's where he learn

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petersburg. he rose through the ranks, his career took off. he was appointed the head of the security service, successor to the kgb, was the secretary of the security council , was prime minister in "99 and was elected president, buoyed by a rebounding economy. >> this came after extreme recession in the 1990s, and suddenly the economy was back on its feet. people felt a sense of stability. people were grateful to the team in charge. vladimir putin served two terms as president and was prevented from running again. he served as prime minister under dmitry medvedev and won back the presidency in 2012. he oversaw economic reforms, was the first russian or soviet leader to visit israel and strengthened his imaging with a brutal campaign to put down the rebelian no chech niia. >> it is short lived. in chech na there was a rally. a spike in his ratings, but it evab rated. >> vooutan used the med-- vladi putin used the media. his 30 years marriage ended. his two daughters are a mystery. kept out of the public eye. rumours are fodder for the european

st petersburg confidence was shaken over the weekend by one nil loss to cska moscow now. the club is also struggling to overcome differences over in teams of a coach. one final item three twenty three month old colt of their kinds have made their first appearance at the next how a bronze to the very young mother tube on and kept a close watch as the cut the lead cop enjoyed the open space of a physio outdoor enclosure the keepers that the young family had the most critical phase behind them and i are doing well. the cubs will meet their father. the yorkie for the first time later this year. i thank you's to love them as much as we sailed into the air freshener i then saw from appear to genting you very much for wanting to stay with us. shea. he is. i know. he said. sixteen and canapes. back in after claim at the barber shop. it was one of our own. for more here i like the changing one's mind is the world's first jewish teachers weekdays. it's about the peace process was for many years. in twenty oh eight in its brightness of this trial the haunting of interest. i know. i

pete petersbu petersburg. that ship is under no obligation to help search for what or what might not be parts of that missing plane. when the cargo ship got the call they might be helpful in the search since they were the nearest ship to the potential debris field, they totally stepped up. they said they would help. hoegh auto liner executives held a press conference in oslo, pledged their full support. they declared their ship and crew of 19 mariners would be at authori authorities' disposal for as long as needed. their ship had radar equipment and powerful search lights that would be used to scan the ocean surface around the clock. they said weather conditions near the ship were good, but they hadn't spotted anything so far. so the st. petersburg has been in the general area of this unidentified debris since last night. and without, of course, any ser certainty that the debris has anything to do with the missing 777, more help is on the way in that part of the world. five other merchant ships volunteered to

petersburg. he ended up in the kremlin. underestimate vladimir putin. >> how should ukraine be restructured? against --sh should russia be a part of that restructuring? >> so much of the trade, particularly for the eastern part of the ukraine is with russia. if you talk to the russians, they remind you that the founding of what we think of russia today was kiev. we have to come in through the international monetary fund, the bank reconstruction development that worked on that out of london and europe, the european investment bank,'s government to government lending. give them support, and they will take positive economic reforms that we are not taking under yanukovych. discuss two hot button topics, it is always great to be with you. >> thank you very much. >> "bottom line continues. ♪ >> facebook's $19 billion pp has broughtatsa more deals in the online chat industry. bloomberg's middle east correspondent spoke with life persons ceo in tel aviv. >> the world is really changing. things like facebook are acquiring whatsapp,

but first i want to create a model of ny times and petersburg walk. for when you sit down at the table that's when you really get your act science because although i realize that some petersburg wouldn't be enough it would be too local too small it seemed to me that i could try to achieve something bigger with the idea of gradually it turned into the idea of creating a large scale model of russia. is a joke in all of this because if you ask anybody in the streets the eight hundred meters is an enormous area in comparison to most apartments that have an average size of thirty to forty square meters this is the equivalent of twenty apartment that's pretty large pools of of that when we started installing things and i started making the first layouts if i was told that i couldn't fit in the whole country was or even just a tallow district. it frightened me it will to me and knock me off my feet box or get a guest with lunch to the got. here which if i understand with certainty that a hundred square meters is insignificant even a thousand won't help. but

house and you train five three to seven days to cause a scene from moscow and it's just st petersburg. the lower freight train five three zero nine has departed from human to come check . well you know military train five to zero four is moving from such a station to the naval base. of mobile the it should go towards the eastern bridge. so you do it usually happens that when people talk about a project like this they have three basic questions about it with the how much does it cost when much time will it take to build. when will it break even though both of i have the exact same but very solid and awfully convincing on so to all three of these questions i don't know you. well obviously it would be difficult to start any partnership with me when you begin at this kind of starting point the war that's why i came to the conclusion that if i wanted to make something i should only rely on my own abilities brought up was that he used to be a factory instant petersburg that specialized in making a space for space products back in the one nine hundred ninety s. i became one of the owners. go

katie bronken was critically injured in the crash sunday morning just miles from the saint petersburg - clearwater airport. her father, jeff bronken, was flying the plane. he was killed in the crash. katie's friend was also on board. she was injured and is still hospitalized. investigators say the plane had a fuel problem as it approached the airport. a judge set bail at 200- thousand dollars for the man charged with shooting at another car during a road rage incident on 1-355 last week. prosecutors say vaughn atkins ordered his wife, who was in the passenger seat, to roll down her window so he could shoot at a driver who cut him off near ogden. his two children were in the back seat at the time. the bullet hit the other car, but the driver was not hurt. the archdiocese of chicago is paying up to two million dollars to settle another sex abuse case. the victim says he was abused by former priest daniel mc- cormack, when he attended our lady of the west side school. mc-cormack is currently in prison for sexually abusing children. b-p says crews have recovered most of the oil that spill

petersburg. there were arrests at those rallies. the police moved in fast. the police say they arrested 40 or 50 people. the human rights groups are saying the number is higher, that some 300 were detained. protests took place for what russia is doing in ukraine. they are much larger, 27,000 people, if you believe what the police are saying. >> rory challands in moscow. the united states has been vocal about russia's moves. mike viqueira is live at the white house. more stern statements from the white house. what are the administration's options today? >> the options are what they are trying to scramble to figure out. president obama, we are told from a spokesman has been with the national security advisors this morning. he's been getting updates, spending the afternoon talking to allied world leaders. john kerry making the rounds of some of the sunday talk shows. still insisting that this is not a cold war redo, although it's obviously russia versus the west in the crisis over ukraine. harking back to an earlier era, saying it's 19th century actions on the

it's about 10-15 degrees milder than it was at this time yesterday. 30 degrees milder in petersburg west virginia that was 24 hours ago. for the rest of the afternoon, sunny, breezy, and milder, 50 5-61 and if you are traveling, it looks pretty good across much of the united states. however, as we go into the latter half of the weekend, there exists the potential for some wintry weather, maybe snow, and likely impacting your monday morning commute and we will talk about that more in detail coming up. >> thank you. in the district, the search has intensified for jesse jones, the 83-year-old former d.c. jail warden disappeared tuesday. he was last seen leaving busboys and poets at fifth and k street in northwest print he attended his birthday lunch this morning and people gathered at the restaurant to search for clues. they say he suffers from dementia and needs medication. a spotsylvania convenience store clerk is speaking out from her hospital bed to help catch the man who shot her twice in the head. i want him put in jail. catch the guy. survived the point-blank range shooting at the sp

another fine victory against saint petersburg. -- theyworld number steamrolled them. they all scored in the second half. let's take a look at the rest of the weekend results. they finished the same way. they won the derby do with hamburg. for bring for it against stuttgart. he there was a closely fought draw. could prove vital in their battle. of febrile away team -- feeble away team. neither side drew blood. scoring opportunities were a rare sight. attention lapses marked the match. in the second half, ramos had the best chances. coach's team remain in the drop zone. >> back to our top story. russian officials of taken de facto control of the autonomous ukrainian public -- republic of crimea. they have authorized president putin to send troops into the region. the u.s. has warned that russia must respect ukrainian sovereignty. the situation remains tense. we will have more on the story for you. thank you for watching. ñc

petersburg is carved out. it's predominantly a white district, voters, over half are seniors, but most no party affiliation and only 2.4% difference between republicans and democrats with the republicans having an upper hand. it's been evolving into a competitive district and democrats were hopeful to pick the seat up. >> woodruff: stu, did one way or another the democrat or republican have an advantage going in? >> in terms of partisan numbers, no. it is a tossup district. the president won it twice, george bush won it in 2004. all the indices show an evenly divided district but i think it's clear alex sink had the advantage going into the actual special election. republican jolly had a primary challenge. his record, he was a washington lobbyist. that is not a great credential to go to a special election. christmas just a few months ago, alex sink had a million dollars in the bank, jolly had just over $100,000 and in the middle of a primary contest. alex sink has won this district before, and then she ran sta

petersburg.e was here in washington, and he was arm wrestling another american at the table who had done a lot of work in russia. and at one point, putin got up and poked him in the chest and said, cia, and the fellow poked back into putin's chest, and said, kgb. and that's the first time i realized that this fellow was somebody other than the vice-mayor of st. petersburg, that he clearly was associat associated -- by the way, his pride and his disdain for america came out in some of his comments that we had around the table. i don't know that putin has changed much. he's still basically at his core kgb. but on the other hand -- on the other hand, i think he's somebody who can be dealt with. we just have to be forceful, and we have to have the europeans united in this with us, and we have to let him know what the boundaries are. and that's one of the reasons why we want to bring this legislation up on thursday. >> all right, congressman ed royce, we appreciate your time this morning. thank you. >

petersburg, russia right now, this guy in the black vest police say may have been drunk and got into some sort of verbal discussion with a guard inside this supermarket. he calmly walks away, thinks about it, reaches into his pocket and fires that. that's being described as a gas pistol. basically some sort of self-defense weapon that shoots a chemical or some sort of tear gas. he then puts it right back into his pocket like nothing happens. police right next to him don't realize that he just pulled the trigger on that weapon. looks like he's about to go about his business when another guard nearby begins to approach. then -- >> whoa. >> guy winds up on his butt other people come to help and they quick lly wrestle the guy d take the pistol away. one 50-year-old was taken to the hospital with chemical burns to eyes. so the guy did hit his target. >>> you can always depend on dad to take care of business and to have a tool for the job. in this case little zach insisted that dad pull his tooth! >> ahh. >> okay. i can see what i did wrong. >> he was very upset because the other kids in h

petersburg, they head a meeting with the international. >> you mean the ga? >> yes, and it was the president and the putin were thought to shake hands, they did not do so. >> i they we believed too petty as the greatest world power and i think he is a man that we can do business with. >> well, you heard from the pro- putin corner here. >> do not knock that corner, necessarily. >> there has been tension between president putin and president obama and the olympics were a moment for putin to put his country on the world stage and restore the lost grand our. and if he behaved in a heavily handed way to ukraine, he is going undo all of the goodwill he did with the $8 billion that he spent on the olympics. >> $51 billion. >> okay, a lot more, well, the point is that he wants to show that russia is a mod herb, forward thinking nation--is a modern, forward thinking nation and how he behaves toward ukraine is going set that back. he is a smart man. the ukrainan president is a loser, he is not going back him. he wants ukraine to stay together. it is going to require a

petersburg tonight. dana?: erin, i'm at alex sink's the democratic candidate's headquarters. she just came out, she's speaking behind me. she is conceding this race. as you said, the reason why there is such a national focus on what's going on here is because it has been kind of a testing ground for both parties on several fronts but most importantly on the message of obamacare, what alex sink has been saying at the behest of the democratic party is that she is still for obamacare but that she thinks there should be some changes, there should be some reforms to it. and that is something that she's been pushing, something that democrats were and still are hoping that other democrats in tough races in the big mid terms in november can use. it didn't work for her here, but it's also important to note that this is a district that has been held by a republican or was held by a republican until he passed away for 43 years. so the winner as you said is david jolly. we expect him to come out and speak at his headquart

petersburg. he was esteemed to be a reformer supporting the idea of democracy and free markets. vladimir putin worked for him. i don't think for one minute that he's not in control of his senses. i think he's very smart, he's very cagey, he is an ardent russian nationalist. you can be a russian nationalist and still not take action, is that are inconsistent with a stable world order. >> rose: what do you think of the fact that the president of russia, the president of the united states are having these lengthy phone conversations, is that the way to go or should that be handled by secretaries of state and foreign moneyers? >> i think there's nothing at all wrong with that because there's a lot at stake here. if we're going to finally get to a dialogue, if we're going to finally find a way to try to work out a diplomatic solution to this problem, i think it's very good for the leaders to be talking, not face to face but talking to each other. and you know, that doesn't foreclose secretary of state from talking with the russian foreign minister. they're doing a lot of talking, too

petersburg, florida. he often worked long hours and some nights were longer than others. >> he called me at 10:18 and said, i'm just letting you know i'm going to be later tonight because we had a late party and i just closed up. i just let everyone out and locked the door. >> around midnight, an exterminator entered the restaurant with his own key. >> that is when he saw all the bloody footprints and he saw and found mr. holmes' lifeless body. >> stephen holmes had been stabbed to death. >> i've never seen a crime scene this horrific. it was a pretty bad scene. >> in a clear case of overkill, stephen was stabbed more than 40 times. >> when you think of a murder, you sometimes think, okay, somebody is shot or stabbed. this was a vicious, vicious attack. he was almost decapitated. >> robbery appeared to be the motive. about $8,000 was missing from the safe in the manager's office. this was much more than usual, because the restaurant had been promoting $100 gift certificates as christmas presents that even

petersburg, russia, she was immediately sent to an orphanage after her surgery. >> i didn't have a wheelchairso my legs were atrophied. >> six years later, a chance visit by an american to the orphanage changed her life. >> i immediately knew she was my mom. >> adoption gave her an instant family. her mom pushed tatjana to participate in sports. >> getting involved in sports saved my life. i said i really want to be a paralympic athlete. >> she became the youngest member of the u.s. track and field team at the athens paralympic game. she won four more medals in beijing and in london she won gold. in 2013, mcfadden won the grand slam title for marathon wheelchair racing, then traded her wheelchair for a sit city. now she's back in russia where she's competing in the paralympic nordic cross skiing event. dr. sanjay gupta, reporting. there's this kid. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning t

kayla has been raking in the rubles by doing business with wealthy customers from moscow and st petersburg. you may sleep in the best hotels. and enjoyed the intellect lifestyle. i've been coming here with the whole family for four or five years. we come to ski every winter. his skill as a pleasant little town for parents and children to spend a vacation and eighty pence which was to busy week the shoes love of pete hill has driven up real estate prices. dozens of buildings and apartments are owned by russians. to go for lunch three places like this one which cost more than three million euros. channel ten s of the key to show you around call me half the kitchen and dining area with an open coffin large dining table he has always had some guests rather than very family oriented. the real estate agent says sanctions against russia are on an idea. downs on this hunt down we went on to get where we know it would be attending a mistake to stir up trouble this on to the contras. it's putin says attendant asked anymore the russians were not a bandstand way that's my consent this is the bcp speak

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petersburg, florida pulled the plug on its cameras after three years saying they didn't make fiscal sense. on wednesday, ellisville, missouri, voted to terminate its contract after public outcry. critics say the cameras are unconstitutional and create a driving hazard. >> it puts people in a really tough spot between making a choice to perhaps get into a rear-end accident or force themselves to run that intersection and get a ticket. >> reporter: nationwide the number of communities using red light cameras is down about 6% since 2012. and while 24 states and washington, d.c. allow them, nine states have banned them. >> we're coming up to this first one right now. >> reporter: st. louis police chief sam dodson, says in his city he's noticed no increase in crashes. his officers sort through some 500 violations a day. >> there we have another violation. no stop. >> no stop. >> reporter: dodson says without the cameras, his force would be stretched too thin. >> it would take over 200 police officers to do what the cameras are doing today. >> reporter: he agrees with the camera provider's stat

petersburg demonstrator clashed over putin's request to use force, authorities say 40 people were arrestedrally. >> hundreds of people matched and camped in bank cog vowing to topple the government. egypt's interrupt president has sworn in a new government. the new lineup has 20 ministers from the old cabinet, including defense minister' del sisi he's widely expected to run for president this years a live look at preparations for the 86th annual academy a wards in los angeles. in just a couple of hours fans and stars will be arriving there for hollywood's biggest night. talk show hold ellen degeneres is hosting. favorites including american hustle, graph reu and 12 years a slave. those are the headlines think i am jonathan betz i will be back in an hour with more news, but up next the documentary toughest place taxi driver starts now for updates all day go to al jazerra doll come. have a good day. taxi driver to join the taxi wallahs in the indian megacity of mumbai. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. big bus, big bus, big bus. what have i got myself into here, eh? >> he'll have to come to g

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petersburg, there were arrests at those rallies the police moved in fairly fast.police say they arrested maybe 40 or 50 people. there are human rights groups here in russia that are saying the number one much, much higher than that, that some 300 people were detained. there are also protests that took place for what russia is doing in ukraine those protests much larger some 27,000 people, if you believe what the police are sailing. >> all right, rory challands joining us from moscow. >>> and coming up on al jazerra america, a 92-year-ol 92-year-od transgender veteran battles the federal government over social security. >>> good afternoon and welcome back to al jazerra america. i am morgan radford. a 92-year-old world war ii veteran says she has been fighting for are social security benefits but huh been denied because she's transgender, al jazerra has that story. >> reporter: she is a world war ii veteran, a flight instructor, and at 92 a stock market trader. >> life is beautiful. it is such a joy to live. >> reporter: two years ago she says she lost the love of h

petersburg where demonstrators crashed over putin's request to use force. 40 people were arrested in rally. >>> second of state john kerry wasn't holding back on meet the press this morning, he had this to say. >> this is an act of aggression that is completely trumped up in terms of its pretext. it's really 19th century behavior in the 21st century. president obama hopes that president putin will turn in the direction that is available to him to work with all of us in a way that creates stability in ukraine. this does not have to be and should not be an east-west struggle. this is not about russia and the u.s., this is about the people of ukraine. >> british foreign minister william haige is now on his way to kiev. he said ukraine's approach to russia is in fact appropriate and world powers are now uniting in their diplomatic response. >> i will strongly advic advisem to continue with that approach. i am very concerned by reports this morning of escalating tension. he will also continue to your honor the return an to his speak directly to the ukrainians through ministers, through mi

despite the smiles the atmosphere at the scene petersburg g twenty summit was tense. the syrian war in the asylum granted to former nsa contractor edward snowdon were just some of the sensitive issues. but against all aunts a resolution to the crisis began to emerge. record cold the obama side on the sidelines of the g twenty meeting in a sit down a couple chairs and siren while their leaders are staring over watching them. in this conversation to raise the idea again of cooperation on securing serious to weapons. obama is a shorty skeptical or doesn't know what is a serious thing or not. they tell john kerry about it. kerry. it goes out and makes a statement a few days later his a press conference will look in syria due to avoid an attack she turned over every single bit of this chemical weapons to the international community in the next week. her head up call. suddenly seems like this the real possibility the people that pay attention to was his next athens greece is the best not going to happen. he was buried. making what he thought was a debating point he didn't a

petersburg and it's hoping to expand operations next year. ford operates three plants with a russian automaker. exxon mobile formed an alliance with russia's state-owned oil company in 2011 exploring for oil in siberia, the arctic and citi group holds more than $10 billion in assets in russia. tenth largest emerging markets. jp morgan chase exposure nearly $5 billion. >>> radio shack has no stores in russia. the struggling retailer is having a hard enough time attracting shoppers right here in the u.s. after a terrible fourth quarter which included the holiday season, shares of radio shack tumbled 17% today, forcing the company to announce some major changes. courtney reagan has more on the massive number of store closings to come and whether radio shack can even survive. >> reporter: for decades, radio shack has been the answer for folks in an electronics pinch, needing that cable or connector. but some believe radio shack may be entering the beginning of the end of its lifetime as the neighborhood electronics solution. today the retailer an

petersburg area is a test area. obama did carry the drnkt two times. it's being called one of the most expensive this cycle. outside spending more than doubled candidate spending, and the outside interests often overshadowed the candidates themselves, but last night a raucus crowd congratulated jolly. bob barker even announced him by video. jolly, who was a former lobbyist, called for unity after a hard fought, often nasty race where committee and super pac ads some true and some -- saturated the airwaves. >> i have very good news tonight. no more commercials. >> i have believed from the very beginning that this is a pineliss county race. we've talked about it. for months that's been a guiding principle to me. this race has always been personal to me, not political. >> no more commercials was a good line. >>> less than eight months to go new polling data suggests an uphill battle for president obama and the democratic party. according to nbc news and the "wall street journal" president obama's approval rating dropped to a personal low. 41%. more americ

petersburg was the first vessel to reach the search area. an australian navy ship is two days away and a british survey ship, h.m.s. echo is also on its way. there are now 29 aircraft and 18 ships involved in the wider search area stretching from the shores of burma to the far south. the search operation is being coordinated from this air force base just outside perth. the planes are back here for the night and will resume in the morning in a four hours' time. officials are warning, of course, that the search for this debris could take days and even then, of course, it may have nothing to do with the missing plane. >> for more on those images central toll search, i'm joined from new york by an aviation expert. thank you for joining me. what do you make of these satellite images? do you think this could be debris from the plane? >> it could. however, there is a very, very large debris field located off the coast of western australia that stretches about 1,000 miles and travels in a counterclockwise manner in an oval shape. so it may or may no