have there been any -- >> besidesed petro chemical industries which -- which kind of obvious where they're going to come down on this. from local growsers and people like that, has there been any -- negative reaction on their part at all? i would imagine probably not but i wanted to know. >> not that we've heard. there was concern about the definition of the paper bag of -- of like i was just describing to define it as the larger full-sized grocery bags and not the smaller hand-held paper bags, but from everything we have heard the people seem to be on board and the -- there's no real organized complaints or any real specific objections other than what we heard from the petro chemical lobbies. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> i would agree. maybe no harm for the legislation policy, subcommittee to just -- to just proof read one more time. i think we're all on board that this is -- a goal we could get lind, the responsible government i think. >> do we need a motion? >> you need to do each piece of legislation again. even though you heard both items together, you do need to make a motion on each --

turning up on petro stations. they kill people and just run away. do you think it is the possibility of authorities to understand the role in the region. many would agree that there are serious questions here. maying a natural and honest game here. they lost three soldiers. that's why the army was hangry. that's why today, i think he is conveying the message and giving his own troops. >> are you krauing a link over the hot pursuit and the failure. >> when i was speaking to sources in islamabad, they were saying it jokingly. they would take away the security of natos. somewhere the slip annual of security. who would know, there were tons of trucks. who tells them that these trucks were nato trucks. they have this courage to speak. you take away the responsibility of the state. we attack the convoys because of what they are doing. listen, this is a state job not a taliban job. the fear is this would be more popular. >> i'll have to stop you there. we have run out of time. still to come, we are live in chi chile. >> 60 days underground but confident th

i love petro hill, we generally have fantastic neighbors. this is a wonderfully supportive community and i plan to spend as much of the rest of my life on this property. i don't want to build down the property. there is a circular stair that goes down from my kitchen down to the room below. i have parents did come visit me and i don't want them to stay in downtown -- downstairs bedroom. i would like them to stay as long as they need to. i appreciate your time. thank you. parts anything further from the department? >> commissioners, the matter is submitted? >> would you clear up what implications if any paris as to what is and what is not showplace square. >> there is no provisions which would prevent the project. this must be viewed as a whole, not in pieces. it anyone could find it policy that supports his or her position in the general plan so we need to look at this in total and in total this project complies with the general plan. >> thank you. >> there are two issues. one is the issue of the shadow steady and therefore what impact this

the ground in russia at the minute because there isn't a race but you've got a driver there now and petro if he's done a good job and didn't let me if he can raise his game a little bit more and become a permanent fixture from a woman you've got a driver there you're going to have a race there and there's a reason why from one company huge in russia. in ice hockey star some page has been a good home to you see the number on thursday evening and last two you won the moscow side's gold in the second period proving to be decisive while you're struggling a murder came from a goal down to beat lefty him for one guy in cup holders and scored five times in the third period to just sixteen when a massive novice does nets and sabir beat afterward released on home ice five to eleven i think of course the top of the standings at the moment in the shootout trackball claimed a narrow win against kazakh side bodies and defending champions how about recorded a comfortable home win over. well play regimes in the russian premier league tonight after the international break and fourth place spot at moscow

russia and joining me now it's just this issue further is a pita humble time for a start the time of petro capital spending very much for speaking with us this hour so that was one of the discussions whether he's the natural resources that russia does top of all of blessing or a curse can you briefly explain that concept for us well i think that russia is almost unique. position being blessed because he has fantastic natural resources whether it's hydrocarbons whether it's metals whether it's tim but on the bubble it has the consumer china only south eastern border so it's doubly blessed but you have to temper that seem to be sure about the result of the explosion of his suit i'll probably use if you just use it. for every day expenditure doesn't work got to do you've got to build the infrastructure go to the general post you like to get mark's value out of this crisis and so household do you think it's going to be a school for shirts and most nights. well that's the problem and it needs to particularly in eastern siberia whether it's demographics there are only one point one million peopl

underground in russia at the minute because there is a race but you've got a driver there now and petro he's done a good job intermittently if he can raise his game a little bit more and become a permanent fixture for woman you've got a driver there you're going to have a race there and there's a reason why from one company huge in russia and the russian prime minister's press secretary to meet her disco thanks the project will be good for the entire country not just the city such. we do appreciate the interest of the relevant companies to sponsor the project we do appreciate the active. approach of regional authorities of cross the region i have no doubt that the project will be not important only for for this region but for the whole country in terms of image lots and lots of people will be coming here to sorts here they will be seeing how beautiful this city is they will be seeing hospitals people of sorts here are a certain it will only bring benefits and not only in terms of image but people will be spending money or both small and midsize business will be paying more taxes so it w

losses earlier after ending at a ten month high can this session energy producers on the rise with petro china and conoco among the gainers. right here in moscow the markets finished in monday's session in the black energy shares made strong gains across the aft is up one percent gas from a slightly behind with point nine percent of gains going to make euros more than one percent after the positive after posting a five times increase in pursed itself. but the third largest steelmaker lower lip its expectations for second quarter results look to profits from january to choose to five hundred nineteen million dollars to a loss in the same period of two thousand and nine stronger steel prices boosted the company's performance but it's a warning that third quarter profits will be weaker. inflation in russia is speeding up it reached is. point eight percent in september fueling concerns that angle inflation will be higher than the official forecast of tema growth was driven mainly by food prices in particular this relates to buckwheat and eggs the price of eggs jumped around thirty percent in

beginning to reverse among other services rw have announced their intention to go to the market while petro pavlov's just listed in hong kong and joining me now to discuss the i.p.o. market is tom black quote managing director of m. communications which specializes in investor relations tom thanks very much for joining me now firstly is the russian i.p.o. market getting back on track well i mean i think that we'll we'll know an awful lot more in about ten days' time i mean if you look back to the beginning of the year certainly things didn't start as people hoped that the few deals that did happen haven't exactly been star performers post listing but you know now we do have what seems to be seven deals that are in the market all the same time and over the course of the next week we'll see how they go but in your point of view do you think the outlook looks positive i mean these still seem to suggest so but what well it's actually interesting at the moment in that you know you've if you look at most of the comments out there from the sort of the analysts about most of the public commentary a

. >>> this is the latest of many petro chemical fires. at least 20 fire trucks were on the scene for 17 hours. no one was hurt but the fire caused tens of millions of dollars in damages. >>> a 12-year-old in wisconsin thinks quickly and saves six younger siblings in a fire. the fire started in the kitchen and spread throughout the home. the child led the other siblings out of the home. the children said they were in the area and had only been away for minutes. the family is now homeless. no word on the cause. >>> the countries of the former soviet union perform circus events but one went horribly wrong. >> reporter: this was a showdown in the ring between man and bee. home this terrifying scene was not part of the show. watch as this lion tamer struggles to keep his lion at bay with the steel rod. the father began shooting the video. >> screaming and kids were only 10 feet away. we're probably 30, 35 feet away. >> reporter: as the lion roars, lungs and strikes, another attacks, biting down on the trainer's left arm. circus workers quickly

and india on the new energy economy where the other side seems want to to hand the keys over to the petro dictator and china. for those who have to look in the eyes of families that are struggling and businesses that are trying to outcompete, we understand how urgent this is. we've got to stand up for an agenda and fight back for this ability to make things in america again. >> you mentioned the chamber. they endorsed your opponent yesterday and are running ads that said your vote on health care is hurting virginia families. what's your response to that? >> i think they have a few problems. the money coming in from ba han and china and russia is a huge, huge breach in terms of what's good for american democracy. i came from a local chamber event. i think the disconnect from small business owners on main street who like that 35% tax credit on premiums that we gave them, they like the more than $1 billion that have gone out in the last two weeks to our small business jobs act. they like the fact that small businesses will get to negotiate the same kind of rates big businesses get. i think w

the petro brass decision that was made by the export-import bank that was made in april or may of 2009>> five bush appointees. >> bush appointees can propose it. >> do the bush appointees approve that? >> they might have. >> the point seems to be that obama is not really one of us. so talk to us about who are we exactly? >> i think -- the point is the point. the point is that anti-colonialism. i grew up in post colonial independent india. anti-colonialism is the idea that there are rich and poor countries in the world. and the rich countries got rich by invading and looting the poor countries. banks, pharmaceutical companies, drug companies, energy companies and these are the greedy profit teers who take advantage of the ordinary guys in america and in the rest of the world. now i ask you, here's barack obama and he's doing as far as i can see two things. he is greatly expanding federal power domestically and he's contracting american power in the world. here's pulling us out of iraq and afghanistan. >> so you're suggesting that barack obama is hostile to the forces of the u.s. banks t

. >> i've been that petro systems and 6 this morning and >> no matter how love they are they might get opposite effect and the french president is committed to a money-saving move and the most popular bill is gonna go to the senate tomorrow on wednesday. >> there is at early decision for 2010 and vice president joe biden is in san francisco attending at benefit for barbara boxer's election campaign. he showed boxer a small lead over contender. and it d'albert teeth party found herself debating the context of the constitution in an exchange with the component. we look at the debate. >> let me tell you that the stories really big online and people have been staring this on this book and have been watching on youtube in the debate just took place this morning that a law school in delaware, listed look at the click >> were in the constitution is the separation of the states? (laughter) >> sorry i did not bring my constitution with me unfortunately >> a me clarify the your time that there's a state fund of the amendment >> it's in the first one >> know if your member o'donnell has already c

go for the heavy white petroleum jelly which has white petro in there.have different brand names. but once you get out of the shower or the bath, while your skin is still moist, put a thin layer so the body gets a nice coating. from kids up to adults. >> kids? >> the kids. >> okay. >> because that's -- the other part of this is this is prime ragweed season. all of the itching, the sneezy and watery eyes and eczema as well. so if you keep a tube of hydrocortisone ointment that is $5. >> and then vitamin d and fish oil. >> i'm a big advocate of taking care of our internal because our skin starts inside and because we are not getting as much sun, the skin is a huge absorber of vitamin d. take one vit min aday and increase your amount of milk, eggs and mushrooms that are high in vitamin d. and i love the fish oils and you can find those in cold water fish, salmon, rack ril and flaxseed oil. and this summer, the tanning and the pools, the chlorine, the summer cocktails, we're so dehydrated and the skin can look it. so moving into fall, under $5. >> i love it.

do you believe petro- dictators influence freedom? is that not a factor? >> i believe there has been a correlation between the hunt for natural resources, primarily oil, and the attitudes taken by governments that have those resources to husband and pr otect them, but i do not think it is just that. there are other aspects of society that are rooted in their own history and culture that contribute to that. it is fair to say that there is a so-called oil curse. when countries discover oil, start marketing that oil, if they are not thoughtful, if they are not visionary, very often it becomes a small elite that and if it f -- that benefit from it. the benefits are not broadly shared. the progress of democracy and freedom is halted, and the necessity for democracy to deliver services for people, in order to maintain the support for a new democracy, is, unfortunately, diminished. there is certainly a connection in some places more obvious than others. >> you talk about development as a key priority. recently, the united states announced a directive on global de