. >> in poland, the co-host of the tournament is also under pressure. there is concern about the country's history of soccer violence. >> the brand new national stadium. as 2012 limbs, it is meant to symbolize -- looms, it is meant to symbolize a new age for sports in poland. that is because it is images like these that have defined polish soccer in the past. violence, racism, violence in the stands. poland's chief fan rep. >> the number of violent incidents have fallen. in the top three divisions, they have become the exception. >> he lived in germany for 10 years. he is working to apply the principle of organizing the peaceful fans. but he is fighting prejudice from abroad. >> all its takes is a minor incident in a polish state and to have the media from portugal to norway buzzing about it. >> like last november, and poland's independence day holiday when far right hooligans attacked police. many assailants were said to be soccer fans. far right extremists and remains a major concern for polish soccer. he is confronting that problem. his fan network -

the law in poland is like a spider's web.h but a small one will get stuck. i came to a conclusion that you have to find strength within yourself. >> and he would soon show us that strength was one thing he didn't lack. >> we were able to come back about a half an hour, 45 minutes later. and they opened up the security door and he is in there in sunglasses, a full like workout suit. he's got his water bottles all together. and the guy is -- is ripped. i mean, he is big. he's a big guy. and he makes it out, well, this is just a cell workout. this is nothing. this is all i can do right here. >> i was a little shocked by his workout outfit. again, i'm used to seeing guys in the little prison issued shorts. and he was decked out in this professional looking fitness gear. so i kind of made a joke with him. and i said you're going to get a lot of letters from female american television viewers. "lockup" viewers. which just delighted him. >> but he was clear about the one american woman who interested him the most. she's one of the s

what's now go to poland a country down to host parts of america's defense system there we're joined by the vice chairman of even ski. now mr bean skeet what consequences might russia face if it ever launched a preemptive strike against the u.s. a shield planned in europe. no first of all i don't personally being. as well as a politician we don't know all the details on the what is going on during that conference that started today in moscow and is going to be prolonged to morrow the . polish representatives of this conference this is a long story about so called. system. we are holding the agreement between the russia and usa and by and large nato will be able. to be ahead of the natural summit in chicago in eighteen days because it would be the worst case scenario if we could see for example future the preemptive strike let's say on poland particularly you know the border between poland and the russia it's equal only to two hundred ten kilometers is the border between coming in the red area and by the way my constituency in nevada means little ski province and that border is going to

particularly when all the border between poland address. it's equal only to two hundred ten kilometers is the border between kaliningrad area and by the way my constituency in nevada means. province and that border is going to be opened up sure according to paul these russian agreement for a historic. situation when it will be for the first time since the world war two the free movement of the of the people mr all right interrupt you but why is it that european states such as poland the czech republic and armenia are still moving towards this i mean don't you feel wide open to the perceived rogue states if they ever wanted to neutralize what is mainly american an american facility or the russians trying. well this is. a long story member. of nato and it's of course very important for us given the article five of the washington treaty and. president obama decision. from two thousand and nine. that prevails so now it's about the. future of that could be several years possible deployment of some. polish territory because this is. welcome posit

in poland.irst in iraq, then afghanistan, coming up with those countries and parts of the taliban doing their job in the province. it is fair to say that this level of commitment in afghanistan is on the level of military spending that has not been matched by other alliances. of course, we supported this operation. to say that there might be some sort of operation in the european neighborhood, where not all allies participate in the origins, i think that should be taken, a more broad view should be taken. thank you. >> since this is a final question, if you could address that and address what libya is a model for? it is not necessarily a model for everyone in the alliance in gauging. people who talk about it is a model talk about it more as a model of the alliance providing infrastructure capabilities for something that members of the alliance in general support but would not all want to participate in within regional actors. that is a model that you can actually move around. the question was ra

>> poland are out to impress.itch as a lot of host and on the pitch with their home offense behind them. no shortage of optimism, at least for getting past the group's stage. >> i think we have quite a good team. we can maybe advance to the next round. >> we think that we're not going to win the euro. >> for the white and red, a second european championships in a row. as host of a qualified automatically. the coach has had two years to make its mark on the national side. >> we have a strong team. i am confident that the players can get even better, maybe even at the tournament. >> fee of poland's international's place in the premier league and 19 players are based outside of poland. they include three players who just held dortmund get their bundesliga title. these three players all three got prizes for their outstanding form this season, formed they hope to replicate for their country. >> if they are in the same form as they were recently, they will be crucial for us. >> if poland in its peak performance, anythin

the one dimension to the actors are from poland let's take a look so tell us what we are seeing. it is a little dark. greta they researched songs going back 2000 years said they go into greece and turkey and the fund choirs singing h and the songs going back to the bible times. the finding fragments of religious songs and created a body of work that only they know because each of the acquirer's the visits and other songs but then all the work now but it took them 10 years of research to do that became gospel's of childhood. >>> a group like this is up and running in poland but i would also wonder if maybe the festival circuit to talked about before the fact that there are festivals out there and maybe yours is the first festival they do because of international and it might give them entree to other festivals and i don't think that would open up the range of risks that they can take in art. >>> we encourage risk this cannot be a box office hit so therefore and talk and do something up and running making a living somewhere else. >>> sometimes we do things that set up to 1500 peopl

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one of which is poland. his buffer zone of protection is not 50 miles. he wants all of poland. i want a few other eastern countries, not all of them, he said. i will allow for free elections to be held in some of them. but he is starting to define what he wants in terms of

poland, for example. part of it is simply he's maintaining philosophy of trying to cooperate with this guy. i'm not going to antagonize you, i want to cop operaoperate with. part of it was some claim part of the reason that they gave in at alta is he's simply not at his best. fact is, he's not. six weeks later, a little over six weeks later, roosevelt is dead. we talked about this on tuesday.

spain second place mark webber the beneficiary of that punishment the red called drive it now on poland looking to claim his second want to win in three years has mercedes teaming. up to second place with lewis hamilton third all russian petrol for a start back in nineteen. and funny now we've had skydiving and bungee jumping but now we can add rope jumping to the list of extreme sports constantly but top off has more on the adrenaline filled activity which is taking russia by still. it's not the most common sight in moscow to witness hundreds of young people flocking to cinema to what you feel other than a hollywood blockbuster but that's what happened when an extreme sports film about guys who turned their hobby into a profession was screened last week taking the first for him to tell me rope jumping is not only about the jumps themselves the more challenging a jump and location the more reward you are and that's my motivation for the film was a very ambitious project it took us two years to shoot it and there was a lot of effort from everyone who took part. in. all that's needed just

to win this last eight years ago who have traveled to poland to cup accounts problems in defense just keep getting worse with in the latest plan to withdraw leaving the dutchman run the shores of options at the back and his makeshift offense will be tested some a full. come friday evening take on your ago i will happen to have one of the best forward lines in the business. of army. and diogo faller have all been named in europe while line up and the trio form one of the best attacks in world football. this would be the perfect test spin for russia's makeshift back on line we're so good you can achieve each and alexi but it's good ski will certainly have their hands full. and of the cats relishing the chance of taking on the third best team in world football we wanted to play against strong to you. so they're excellent we'll jump ship in africa the frozen four to see what we can against a team like that. this was done we wanted to play against a team like the game of europe why will be the final opportunity for russia's players to win a seat on the plane to poland we've got to get scor

to poland well talking of that champions league success and chelsea hoping to sign another ivory coast striker to replace departing european cup final hero did a drug test car must go forward say to dumby of the man apparently wanted by the london club i know roman abramovich faces competition night as according to reports in the english press premier league winners manchester city are also vying for the twenty four year olds this is forty million u.s. dollars the reported figure car would want any such deal done via was the league's top scorer in the season just gone with twenty three goals seven more than his nearest rival alex culture of sending. now over to basketball where miami have booked a place in the eastern conference finals after wrapping up their series against indiana for two they claimed a one hundred five ninety three away victory over the paces in game six when wade on form scored forty one points for the visitors while the bron james added twenty eight he's returning from the beginning. you know you're in a rhythm early and he just kept going you know the whole game.

to poland well as i mentioned france already great player actually won the tournament twelve years ago however after a disappointing world cup in south africa expectations are comparatively life. their campaign was blighted by internal arguments and they failed to get out of the group stages failing to win a single game in the process and that this will be the first major tournament for manager long blown. up with sixty percent in the days after what's happened during the twenty seven world cup to reach the quarter finals and after they go to france everything's possible it should be go i remember in that to last year's national tournaments in france has not made it out of the group stages and that's true that the fans know about life it's a basketball now where miami have booked a place in the eastern conference finals after upping up their series against indiana four tell you they claimed a one hundred five ninety three away victory over the paces in dang six one way don't form scoring forty one points for the visitors bron james added twenty eight . he's returning from the beginning

it is a paris think for the co- host, poland.nd fears that ukraine -- it is embarrassing for the co-host, paula. it has the potential to go wrong. more and more countries are joining this boycott. britain actinide indicating it is looking at boycotting the tournament -- indicating it is looking at a quickening the tournament. and the dutch. it is building. also, there is a crucial meeting of the central european nations next week. already, five countries that are taught that, including germany, the czech republic, austria, and italy -- five countries have boycotted that. this has become more than a gesture. >> clearly, momentum is building. whether the risks of this attitude? eu has been reaching out to ukraine in recent months. isn't there a risk that this will just turn ukraine away? >> there is a big risk. i think the president and the rest of the commission felt this was an isolated matter of forcing the ukrainians to give their former prime minister some better treatment. but, yes, the point is that ukraine has been moving t

poland, for example. part of it is simply he's maintaining that philosophy of wanting to try to cooperate with this guy. i'm not going to antagonize you. i want to cooperate with you. some historians claim part of the reason roosevelt gave in a little bit at yalta was he's simply not at his best. the fact is he's not. six weeks later, a little over six weeks later, roosevelt is dead. we talked about this on tuesday, cerebral hemorrhage april of '45. roosevelt is dead. the president who carried us through the depression, the new deal, on the road to war and now almost, almost all the way through the war, is gone. that brings a change. missouri's own harry truman now becomes president of the united states. very interesting circumstances, obviously. we are just about to wrap up the war in europe. we are island hopping our way to japan. i mean, it looks promising, and yet there are all kinds of potholes along the way. we still have to finish the defeat of germany. we still have to finish off japan. how we do

individually are a positive season for the clubs a good thing for us as a team going out there to poland meanwhile after a disappointing world cup in south africa expectations are relatively low for france at the finals their world cup campaign in two thousand and ten blighted by internal arguments with both feeling to get out of the group stages and win a game we'll take heart though from a solid qualifying campaign this time art from having a manager with no link to the troubles of the recent past. in the middle east after what happened during the twenty ten world cup to reach the quarter finals after they called flounce a refused possible it should be go remember in the two last international tournaments france has not made it out of the group stages. ok let's stay with football where separate laughter is pushing the idea of a limiting penalty shoot outs from the sports the fee for bossing he believes such contests take away from the games team spirit and wants to eventually find an alternative way to the side drawn matches this is entertainment is this emotion is this passion can be

played for russia and roman sure on earth one is lost campbell was eight years ago both travel to poland to cover cats problems and defense just keep getting worse with roman shish in the latest player to withdraw leaving the dutchman rather short of options at the back and his makeshift defense will be test of a full come friday evening take on your ago i will happen to have one of the best forward lines in the business in some cover any squad isn't diogo faller have all been named in europe while line up and the trio form one of the best attacks in world football. this will be the perfect test spin for russia's makeshift back line where so gagan a shared vision alexi but it's ski will certainly have their hands full and of the cats relishing the chance of taking on the third best team in world football we wanted to play against a strong. so they're excellent will jump ship in africa. the frozen four to see what we can begin that against their. this was done we wanted to play against a team like that game with your ego i will be the final opportunity for russia's players to win a seat o

. >> i think i have some ocd because after the war we didn't produce in poland. >> post war poland was in a depression. the trauma of years spent in desperation had left its imprint on the polish psyche. people were living with nothing. my mother's family structure crumbled. >> first of all, i lost my father when i was only ten months old. he went with his family back to russia. i only knew him from pictures. >> my mother was abandoned by her mother. the only person who accepted responsibility for her was my aunt, an auschwitz survivor also stuck with psychological damage from the war. there was a lot of abuse happening in her home. >> traumatic experiences in childhood can trigger certain disorders. and she definitely had enough trauma in her life. customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7 you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. ovider is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on th

rush hour gearing up for the first of two remaining friendlies ahead of the european championship in poland and ukraine. while it's out in drop lots here captain stepfather mari is there rested while it's in the defenders the medical krrish it's all is left and also there is this quote for year olds once it's well after being questioned by police know why isn't a match fixing probe. but first a tennis where russia's vet has gone out obama has pulled out of the french open to a shoulder injury while world number one. has survived a major scare in her opening match the top ranked belorussian faced it's allays alberts embryology has ranked outside the world's top one hundred but as a last a closely fought first set on it so i break and trailed for love in the seconds however that then reeled off six straight games to force a decider which she cruised through six to the winning despite a whopping sixty unforced errors. i think it says it all i'm in bed these have been unfortunately today you know i had. way more mistakes than i usually do but you know it happens sometimes the first match they'r

one of which is poland. his buffer zone of protection is not 50 miles. he wants all of poland. i want a few other eastern european countries. not all of them, he said. i will allow for free elections to be held in some of them. but he is starting to define what he wants in terms of spheres of influence. there's no negotiation on this. here's the big three again. and if you notice anything different about it, it's franklin roosevelt. this is the impact of war. as well as his health. he doesn't look well.

what the score might be in russia's first game look no further than this elephant seat or base that poland correctly predicted chelsea would beat by munich in the champions league final he apparently did by picking up an apple which represent the blues and is now the official animal tips for the euros alosi to will have some way to go to match the predictive skills of paul the octopus heated eight when is the twenty ten world cup. where would see to have predicted montpellier success in winning the french title for the first time thousands of their fans turned out to celebrate their unexpected triumph yesterday the party took place in the city's main square with players and staff called up on stage to massive cheers from the crowd their success a huge achievement for mom perri who picked big spending paddy sangi man to be champion title and they did it with nine homegrown players club president louis nicole one even dieties hair and sported a man to mark the occasion. now let's move to tennis rafael nadal has beaten world number one about djokovic for the second straight time to capture a

opel recently said their flagship factory would lose production to poland's. they now fear the remaining work in germany wille redistributive meaning the end of the facility. put the building blocks of russia's new government are falling into place. two weeks after taking office, once again, vladimir putin named his new cabinet on monday. >> i is dominated by loyalists. puti swapped jobs with dmitry medvedev after the last election. >> in italy, a funeral held for a teenage girl killed in an explosion on saturday. the student was killed in a blast at a vatna college in the south of the country. five other youngsters were seriously wounded. police are hunting for a suspe cahtn rvllce. he appeared to deposit and detonate the bomb. police do not know if he was acnglo o his motive. >> the german court has freed the prominent activists paul watson on bail. he was detained last week at frankfurt airport and is wanted on a coaster regan warrant for algey danger in a fishing vessel 10 years ago. -- wanted on a costa rican warran he is waiting on whether or not he will

what the story might be in russia's first game look no further than this elephant seat a base that poland's clerk of zoo correctly predicted chelsea would beat by munich in the champions league final he apparently did it by picking up an apple which represented the blues and seed it will have some way to go to beat paul the octopus eight win is the twenty ten world cup. well the question is would he have predicted montpellier success in winning the french title for the first time thousands of their fans turned out to celebrate their unexpected triumph yesterday that the party took place in the city's main square the players and staff called upon to stay on a stage two massive cheers from the crowd their success a big achievement for mom polar pitt big spending paris and your man to be champion a title and they did it with nine homegrown players club president looney coleen even dyed his hair to mark the occasion. i now let's move to tennis where rafael nadal has beaten world number one novak djokovic for the second straight time to capture a record six italian open crown rain had delayed th

divina and the fans called kids is now used as the official predictor but this summer's euros in poland ukraine following in the footsteps of the late old the psychic octopus. but first manager is a rino has signed a two year extension to his deal with realm of dread to stay at the helm of the spanish champions until twenty sixteen the forty nine year old took up the reins in twenty ten and last month celebrated steering reality to their first domestic title in four years adding that trophy today copa del rey success which he won in his first season in charge was offered and special one has now captured a remarkable seven top flight crimes in four different countries over the last decade after successful spells at porto chelsea and into milan while under mourinho water and into also won the champions league where we know has twice going to the way out to the semifinals. but meanwhile want to bring our first signing that chelsea did a drug that is set to leave the newly crowned european champions this summer the thirty four year old ivory coast star is due to become a free agent when his

a beekeepefrom poland puts his survival skills to the ultimate test. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with exit strategy. president obama is meeting for a second day with nato leaders and afghanistan's president hamny karzai in chicago as they develop a roadmap to wind down the war by 2014. meanti meantime thousands marched resulting in dozens of arrests. >> reporter: blocks from the nato summit, police and protesters clash. police using batons and pepper spray. some antinato demonstrators throwing paint at officers. some grabbing the batons and turning back on the police. at leaf two dozen were lead away. some bloodied. the clash did not disturb the summit itself, members proving so-called smart defense plans and united behind a plan for afghanistan to pull nato troops off the front lines next year and substantially out testify country by 2014. >> there would be no rush for the exits. we would stay chittommit and se three. >> we're confident we're on the right track. >> report

imagine europe today that did not integrate poland, the baltics, romania, bulgaria into new. with the e.u. have extended their membership to all of them? would rush and all of you on the path for nor -- more normalize relations? the alliance can and should have a summit to clear its intent to issue invitations no later than the next summit to qualified candidates. underscore the urgency result in a macedonian dispute with greece over the former's name, last remaining endemic to its a session to the alliance. it should assert that george's have to have can be to the existing middle georgia commission, and they should applaud significant progress under membership action plan. third, allies must chart its way forward in financial austerity. resource constraints are a double edged sword. they can halt multinational cooperation and generate division, and andy was a little bit of that today. as a central europeans watch as germany, france and italy so military equipment to russia in their efforts to sustain their respective national defense industries. allow me to commence senator

tragic plane crash which wiped out the polish bishop comedy the leaders at the highest levels but poland continued to function. a real democracy, the only country russia still has executive power not changing hands free and fair. does other structured elections and the executive structures the succession. would he disappeared today or tomorrow perhaps it is likely the system could implode one set of the to against another for the industrial and mineral base. most russians noted at the e the level and the absence of alternatives he has frozen out genuine opposition. the system which is stable with a high price of oil is fragile. it is a one-man system of power. >>host: did you have a chance to interview putin? >>guest: no. i could talk with several russians who are close to him with very confidential conversations. one is the knowledge anonymously because the issues are critical although i suggested i tried to put the 10 and the context i have said critical things about his tenure in office. you have to be careful about tainting goes with excessively critical comments. i did manage to sho

death camps in poland italy france and there were horrible people had to did despicable things.ish people >> white house said it regrets the president misspoke not enough that what the president to take action that robbing us the wrong way so many polish people in the metropolitan area almost 1 million people and he represented us for a very long time so he should know better >> upcoming election to the comments hurt the president enough to lose the votes of the entire community? >> serious trouble sick and tired of disrespect >> polish american association wants the president to use this as a teaching moment for the rest o the comof the country appearance with polish community during a fund-raising visit on friday no word if the white house will take up with the offer. we will see. president obama chicago on friday to attend three fundraisers sleeping in his own bed. president will spend friday night at his home earlier this month during a nato summit led to a defect at tuesday and hotel concerns he would cause traffic problems. fire company, private company parking meters who

a beekeeper from poland puts his survival skills to the ultimate a beekeeper from poland puts his survival skills to the ultimate test. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and groom. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with exit strategy. president obama is meeting for a second day with nato leaders and afghanistan's president hamid karzai in chicago as they develop a roadmap to wind down the war in afghanistan by 2014. meanwhile thousands of anti-nato activists marched in protest, resulting in dozens of arrests. nbc's nick bogart reports from chicago. >> reporter: blocks from the nato summit, police and protesters clash. police using batons and pepper spray, some anti-nato demonstrators throwing paint and other objects at officers. some even grabbing batons and turning them back on police. at least two dozen protestors were led away and presumably arrested, some bloodied. the clash did not disturb the summit itself, members approving so-called smart defense plans, trying to lower nato's costs in t

we move forward in poland. we've done some other things with special forces in the uk and elsewhere. we've tried to remind them that america's commitment to europe and presence in europe should not be reduced. >> i have one other question to ask. can you give me a quick take on president-ele president-elect's promise to withdraw troops and the impact of that on the entire collective effort? >> absolutely. the lisbon commitment, the lisbon times, when things were most successful in long it. the core principle has been in together. out together. and at lis bop the alliance is agreed the life back troops will remain. being successful end of 2014 after which they would be gone. candidate and the french troops should be out sooner than that, by the end of 2012. this is obviously something we will look forward to discussing with the president once he is sworn in. i leave for paris this afternoon to carry on with this conversation, which has already gun. begun. the french assure us they are committed to our success in

time ileana mccann ski with the final goal despite the result than a more weeks man will travel to poland and ukraine as one of the favorites for euro two thousand and twelve. meanwhile spot at moscow's aiden mcgeady helped the republic of ireland to a one zero win over bosnia the twenty six year old was a constant menace for the visitors after being introduced to half time and it was the man of the match is cross that books about the winner shane long nottingham seventy seven minutes aim to ensure giovanni trapattoni side and i want basin and thirty games this. well mcgeady meanwhile wasn't on hand to attend the end of season russian premier league awards ceremony the irishman one of thirty three players named in the best squad but it was any midfield ego dennis off who received the biggest prize his rival from the capital to number attacker alexander cochrane was recognised meanwhile with the best new player award it wasn't a surprise that the other main awards were given to russian champions as an eight as mentioned midfielder any soft top vote for the best player of the campaign anoth

time and he on the council with the final goal despite the result but van marwijk my moon travels poland and ukraine as one of the favorites for you in twenty twelve. now in tennis the second grand slam of the year the french open is beginning in paris only two russian players are involved in action on day one the two thousand and nine women's singles champion svetlana kuznetsova is already through to the second round following an easy victory over me on a look at juve croatia six one six three how that one finished in favor of the twenty six eight one in the men's draw unseated on break because nets off faces a tough challenge in the form of fifth seeded frenchman john wilford tsonga. to the hardwood now and the n.b.a. boston the through to the eastern conference finals following the now a four three win in the semifinal series with philadelphia the celtics won game seven eighty five points to seventy five at home for rajon rondo and kevin garnett was joint top scorers with eighteen points h they now face miami in the eastern finals which starts on monday and they'll be looking to put l

furthermore, on foreign policy for poland, we stand ready to implement the poland u.s. agreement on the defense base, even though we are aware of the facts that the u.s. plans may be subject to modification. for example, if agreement is reached on iran's regular program. so if they are not confident about its plans will go forward, i think these plans are justified whether we make progress with iran or not. we have basic facts that the weapons of mass destruction and missiles are proliferating. missile defense will become part of any forces complement of capabilities, including the transatlantic community's complement of the defense capabilities. >> thank you, captain. >> i would associate myself with doctor hans binnendijk and his analysis. i think the dispute over missile defense is really part of a broader lack of confidence and trust that exists between nato and russia. i would agree with what ian just said. it is not a technical issue. it is much broader than that. i am someone who is supportive of the obama administration's reset. it has had good days and bad days

partnership is one of the oldest and largest in the nation... >> the friendship of the people of polandry is centuries long >> i think it is important that we thinkank the polish people >> and now what we are we back to chicago... >> some of his soldierssoldiers will be deployed back to portlandpoland >> jim... radar picture... rainfall expanding north... 7 they forecast7 day forecast... friday another chance of showers. cloudy on saturday. upper 90s this week. >> back to lagginmaggie.. >>. protesters clashing with police... police wanted them on the sidewalk. when they went in the street some were arrested. a police had to be washed down with what we think he had you're in on himurine on him. things are flying around. >> two separate protests... >> the police are in the perimeter. >> coming up... the white sox offense takes advantage of wrigley's hitter friendly conditions as the south side ♪ ♪ so every year my family throws this great reunion in austin. but this year i can only afford one trip and i've always wanted to learn how to surf. austin's great -- just not for surfing. so i ch

football side should boycott their participation in the upcoming summer storm here in ukraine and poland mangler merkel says that unless tymoshenko is released she would not come to ukraine for the euro twenty two all football championships all in all definitely this creates a very great deal of pressure on key of last friday's terrorist attacks and to put it all skoal way to create a serious concerns about the security during the summer storm and but now the euro twenty two also become a victim of political pressure from the european union on ukraine the ukrainian leadership reacted to all these statements coming from the european union but saying that this kind of rhetoric puts the countries back in the cold war and in fact there may be right in some sense because the one of the vivid examples of a political boy called during a sporting championship sporting event was in one thousand nine hundred eighty one sixty countries refused to come to moscow for the olympic games there and then the soviet union four years later replied by not sending fourteen countries fourteen republics of the

they say he should have said, german death camp and nazi occupied poland. the nazis killed nearly 6 million people in poland during world war ii. >>> president obama today called mitt romney to congratulate him on securing the republican nomination. the call was described as brief but cordial. neither adjective is likely to apply to the general election campaign. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: mitt romney played it low key when he clinched the nomination and made it clear today on fox the next phase will be tough. >> not a lot of people have focused time on the characteristics of a new candidate like myself. >> reporter: they will now and mitt hopes his wife can help. >> when i was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis, both of just dissolved in tears. >> reporter: this is the new romney ad. >> as long as it is not something fatal, i'm finl. i'm happy in life as long as i have my soul mate with me. >> reporter: romney look presidential and he's made a comeback with women voters up 13 polls in the new abc poll. the multimillionaire can seem out of touch w

russia are gearing up for the first of two remaining friendlies head of the european championship in poland and ukraine. while it's out in drop but c.e.o. captain stefano mowery is arrested while it's in the defender dominica richard so he's left out to play for the sport for girls going to twelve after being questioned by police and those watching match fixing probe. but first to tennis where russia's a vet as one that all that has pulled out of the french open to a shoulder injury while world number one story as r. and guy has survived a major scare in her opening match the top ranked belorussian faced it's amazing alberta brandy was ranked outside the world's top one hundred but as i recall lost the closely fought first set on it so i break and trailed for love in the second however the top seed then real dull six straight games to force i decide or which were six to zero into winning despite a whopping sixty unforced errors. i think it says it all i'm in bed these have been unfortunately today you know i had. way more mistakes than i usually do but you know it happens sometimes the firs

such phrases are especially painful for poland.ent says he's written a letter to president obama that he hopes will lead to a correction that will prevent incidents like this from thanning again. >>> today the house is expected to vote on a bill that would might illegal to have an abortion based on the fetus. er er. shows female fetuses are aborted much more often than males. democrats oppose the bill. they say it will further limit a woman's right to choose. >>> the time right now is 6:49. this is some encouraging news on the job front. unemployment numbers are down in cities across the country. cnbc's see ma mody with more on that. good morning. >> that's right. the government says unemployment is dropping in many parts of the country. that was helped in part by summer hiring on farms and in areas that are big tourist destinations. the national unemployment rate has dropped in 9.1% in august to 8.1% last month, but that's also due to a number of people dropping out of the labor force as they give up looking for work. >>> in other