them it's as offered in march jewish community in the possible instructed his ministry to monitor the queue and come up with solutions last week the danish government had effectively outlawed kosher slaughter citing the regulations into law which states that animals cannot be undertaking outstanding them before the movie cannot coexist with the loss. the new law will have little practical consequences on the six thousand who reside or since for the past ten years all kosher meat sold in denmark has been imports from abroad eye. i knew. the and serene it is believed to be the biblical place to which moon's surface and then leading the people of israel and egypt and the holy vocation to which he received the ten commandments from god no one really knows where the snow is situated. i'll answer some archaeologists and making the case. it may very well be on israel and what we see behind me it's parker kong. com is that the moncton of the stuff around. we added the sauce and make it as that according to the baby current account. we are on the fringe. between the land of mickey on until end of my

the queue at registration. all in their lives. what he could see the doctor i really have no choice but to take out private dealers. will i hide my dad always on the market i'll close the gap to the registration numbers for fifty us dollars by the dealers at forty eight dollars hired them to read help write the hospital the registration numbers helped limit the number patient the doctor steve. dr normally feed hundreds of patients every day. he was fired all the registration numbers. that patients are forced to go to them when their numbers available. in our country development debate. we didn't convert on the question shaping the future empress of china today was the two chinese experts debating entitled upper deck right of the year the national audit office report tonight. the country's extreme local government debt issue. fabric to make that first debate hit the deck right to happen this year according to the report by the end of the first half of two dozen thirteen local government that we can't wait really new at four one twe

the bus queues are growing. buzzes are packed. -- buses are packed. the strikes are about modernizeation of the tube. transport for london is trying to update and get rid of ticket offices but with the modernize -- modernizeation comes the opportunity to impact business. >> waking up at 4k a.m. has good watch out what mario draghi will do. a lot of brokerage companies expected to cut rates before march. will we get a rate cut snl that is the question. watch out for p.m.i. services. we'll get italian, french and germany. p.m.i.'s are are important services. we have a little bit of disappointing news in the last couple of weeks. we're watching the tech world and this data. what else are we watching? >> the data is very important. we're expecting them to come out with big numbers. europe is where the big story is. r.b.s., deutsche bank looking for a rate cut now. my big question is that japanese rebound yesterday, does it carry through to european trade. equities up overnight. u.s. equities higher yesterday. european falling. down on the ftse and down 1/

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temperatures will drop below freezing in pittsburgh, watch out for black ice i-80, and sir queues ando albany. see this area of intensification ililluminated by the dark, dark blue, 18 inches of snow i-95 in maine. very duff night, blowing, drift -- very tough night, we may see a few more light showers across portions of the mid atlantic and the outer banks and carolina later today. meanwhile across the plains, another system, down towards des moines, aye wa -- iowa, much ned rainfall out there. be careful along i-84 and also i-5. back to you jonathan. >> thanks jelelah. >>> afghanistan, country is healing from decades of wars. now the united states is looking to withdraw from their own war. >>> in the edge of harat in western afghanistan, captured soviet weaponry, dedicated to the horrors of war. the walls are filled with millions of afghanistans, who rose up against the muja hadin. >> what people feared most was aerial bombardment from the soviets. killing of women, children and the elderly. that ingenuitie united us. >> guard the entrance to a dramatic diarama. if history is writte

in the spring that he's become water supply this is the beginning of the queue for any living creatures. i am a place where people are parts of the natural ecosystem. this is something like this. in church. in each of the reach of the northern japanese alps is in northwestern nagano prefecture. he registered in the last friday's grand each is a village where some twenty people resign call owen. terraced fields spread beyond the village of mountain slopes that level in rock retaining walls built most were created during the battle here. which was sixteen oh three to eighteen sixty eight. they are still used today in their original forms. taking care of one particular thing is the key to maintaining these terrorists the us. single waterway has been dug into the steep slope of the mountain behind. us actor called ciara waterway called the owl a nice loose was built by hand at the end of the indo period. for about one hundred fifty years and even now. this slows as the film the important role in securing water to the villages patties. you know she months in korea has been farming in on me f

i was going to take bill's queue and opening the bidding at $10,000 but after research on ebay i found most six-year-old micrmicrowaves go for about 40 bucks. (laughter) however, this one was used by bill o'reilly himself so we'll start the bidding at $43. (cheers and applause) which is a bargain! which is a bargain when you consider that the keypad on this thing contains more words than bill's entire interview notes. (laughter and applause) plus, the microwave will be signed by me and by bill o'reilly if he signs it. (laughter) please sign it, bill, it's for the troops and their families. oh, and if the auction is too rich for your blood, for $10 you can buy a xeroxed copy -- (cheers and applause) -- of an actual iphone picture of the microwave. (laughter) everyone of these xeroxes is numbered and signed-- by you. (laughter) all right. i'm also selling -- i'm selling pens. this is a pilot pen and it is still mostly full. (laughter) so if you've gotten a appreciation for history and/or a hot pocket to cook, get those bids in today. we'll be right back. (cheers and ap) >> stephen: welco

so long queue we write this series of dollars to one thousand five hundred twenty meters the seventh station on the ascent of mount cook wrote it. as we go the scenery changes the leaves on the treaty school from green to yellow to red. and alpine plants are more prominent. you might be on the seventh station requires registering with the mountain climbing gear first destination of our party to sneak peak of mt cook or to get a nearly two thousand meters elevation still in education taller than i did it becomes scarce we crossed the tree line. of all to the of the eight speech and the rock formation called money team comes into the when the means invitation rock. it was given the name because it resembles the human an extended in welcome. the nation between my mei qi yuan and the peak is about a hundred meters. ch ch after leaving seven station we reach the summit of mt could go dark. it offers panoramic views of my senses on its cluster of tea the li'l ol' condos needed people hold licences on comely meantime the playground of the gods the name reflects the reference they felt this

we'll tell you about that >>> when it was announced that sire are a queues would join the acc they thoughtit would be maryland's next big rival but we have to settle for one and done as the terps in the acc in the season. and the terps host syracuse and the orangedrop to number 4 in the rankings after two losses this week. >> they are 7-7 in the acc looking to take advantage of that. they are 5 and 1 at home. and the coach thinks they can continue the playing tonight. >> and you know just above 500 in the league that's big. and you know. we played a lot of top teams this year. we have not played many of them at home. we're playing better against the teams. we hope to take advantage of it. they are good. they are great. it is a big challenge. >> here are the teams number side by side. they are fairly even on the court. the big difference are the turn overs. they averaged 9 and terp #-s 13. if they can hake on and than their defense they could pull out a victory. >>> bad injury news and nene had an mcl sprain and miss six weeks. approximately six weeks. it was in the game against cleveland.

. >> reporter: an endless queue of trucks waiting to cross the border from syria into turkey.hese drivers have been here for about three weeks. opening and closing the gate depend on security conditions inside syria. and while this man is a city of the oppositions aide office, he has food trucks, baby formula and blankets, and they have been stuck here. >> translator: it is so difficult to end aid from turkish syrian borders inside. the roads are not safe. we are facing difficulties from all sides. >> reporter: but the infighting is also worrying syrians who use the crossings on a daily basis. >> translator: all of the people are scared. we hope god will solve this issue safely. >> translator: unfortunately security is lost, because each faction have their own interests. we hope they unite. fighting is effecting people's lives, and killing innocent ones. >> reporter: the fighting between al-qaeda splinter group and other rebel group fighting intensified earlier this month. there were three attacks over the last week alone, that has slowed the flow of goods and aide. and for no

over the next few months, millions of customers will queue up to have faces and fingerprints scanned to secure transactions. regulators see the implementation as a solution to bank fraud and money laundering that has given the country a bad name. >> in one point, your data is available to everybody. you can't go and borrow money. it's enough of a deterrent. that changes behaviour and attitudes. >> the challenges are enormous. rolling out the scheme will take months and cost money to banks. some are facing challenges of their own. >> banks in nigeria lose millions to fraud and money laundering. they are hoping that this system will help to reduce those losses and protect people's money. >> some are to secure deposits. for many individuals the controls came too late. this man lost $50,000 to a business partner. >> he forwarded it. immediately i saw a text message, i can't get into the account. >> one year after, the money has not been paid. now he's taken the case to the financial crimes commission. like some of the nigerians, he's skeptical that it may cure the worries. >> cash transa

we queue for hours to buy supplies that are rationed. cooking oil, toilet paper.here's discontent. there's no answers. there's no sensible economics. the economy is falling apart. it's a disaster. nothing works. there's no law, no defense, no justice, no respect for human right, no guarantee. >> how far is your husband, leopoldo lopez, willing to go in the fight. >> leopoldo lopez was clear, if him going to gaol means venezuela will wake um, it's worth him going to gaol. if it takes days, months, whatever it takes. >> a couple of other stories we expect to develop later. germany's chancellor angela merkel will have a visit it israel, and hold a news conference with binyamin netanyahu. they met on monday. the nuclear program and the middle east peace protest toppeded the agenda. >> iraq's foreign minister is heading across the border to meet a counterpart, coming days after bankers signed a contract. iraq and iran moved closer since saddam hussein was removed from power in 2003. >> cricket fans will keep an eye on the asia cup. afghanistan will be, for the first ti

must free queue up >> you're not going to get there any faster. as the morning wore on and the snow slowed down and crews were able to get out there to plow the streets travel times obviously improved. the wind is still kicking up shriver still need to take precautions. driver still need to take precautions. >> at the height of the morning rush chicago deployed 287 plows to the streets. driving down the side streets are news crew reported that those behind the wheel were traveling only about 15 mi. per hour. many of the larger roads that are usually clear were not easily travel. >> even though driving wasn't at a snail's pace some drivers told us that the city was doing a pretty good job under the circumstances. >>b is not bad. >> the side streets are pretty rough. that is where i got stuck a few times this morning. >> officials say the cleanup was hampered by blowing snow. the crews reported streets that had just unplowed. all of the snow and ice with had this winter training supplies. >> this is where the mixing of salt with sand happens to stre

those aren't invited to do was on to go to just one of the piece to throw a sponge off to the queues on bali's of admits. it is that he feels he delimited. what the internet does that allows patients allows you know every day people to go to the web and to feel empowered by getting all the medical information they could possibly ever want right they can get access directly to medical journals if they want they can go to any number of websites where data is presented where information is presented about diseases they could consult with their friends they can consult online on bulletin boards of other people suffering from these diseases and get lots of information and there's the idea that not only is it does it feel empowering but it's actually a requirement for being a good patient right being a good patient requires that you know all of this information before you even go to the doctor and that you've done your own research and that you are you're approaching you're approaching your doctor not for not to just listen to his authority but that you'll be in negotiation with him to cre

have to make up your mind to do it and put yourself in the position and be around people like mine to queue up there was not going to be you this is going to be big you don't just have to start from the very bottom did you reach and work your way back up and get some time to take some to meet with the audience here or. do you really want to go for it was kind of on their own initiative at a certain point near history where the mayor asked churches and other religious institutions to step up in helping solve the homeless and be down and so a lot of faith institutions actually did step forward and provide the church bed program for our program guests arrive between seven thirty and turned thirty and night and then they leave by seven o'clock in the morning it was set up that way mainly because that's the only way we could make it work with the volunteer staff here. if you really happen anywhere and yet have as as little. it's just a one bedroom apartment and can happen. we have. a spa space here because it is full but you know people would appreciate any where they sleep. on the on a sailboat

we take and fulham could make enough time and effort on before boarding thinkers about queues for mental health services. tomatoes are sad but we see in the south is in a twofold increase the number of children actually wasting our assessment and treatment the report expressed particular concern at the failure to reduce the social exclusion of the three to five thousand roma children and the republic. it says they have problems accessing social protection services it notes that the minister for justice in the policy on and shuster has expressed his disciples back soon with the progress to date in implementing the national roman integration strategy jordan told rte news dump the campaign is the new lipstick it's true children to grow their own fruit. this will provide twenty thousand fried vegetable seed packets to scoot across the country getting your flight today is a constant battle for many adults but had to get a group of children is a small pizza for peace and christmas for ha'aretz. i was a challenge for home cook and tp presented don't ski in and he paid if it's at st kevin's girl

>> reporter: we spoke to many members of the audience who was queueing in line this morning.nd most still support him and encourage him to run for the presidency. people are very, very angry about the distribution of federal funds after hurricane sandy. they say they are still out of their homes, fema, none of the organizations seem to be helping them. here is one woman. >> he used our funds to get reelected. he paid off all of those people. he gave money to all other towns that didn't need any sandy funds. he has been ripping office. and he is smiling in people's facing pretending to be this governor who cares. he could careless. >> reporter: well so far the audience has been very mild and the issue that all of the media who are here, they want to hear and bridge gate, so far no question. >> john, thank you very much. ♪ >>> wall street making a comeback after yesterday's selloff. the dow right now up 86 points. >>> the harsh winter and declining government food stamp subsidies seem to be hurting wal-mart. wal-mart's sales dropping in the last quarter, and say the profits for

at the church, the muslims queue up to register for a possible evacuation. others have been killed on the road, trying to flee. these families fear the church's protection here will not last. a bigger international intervention might have kept this country intact. instead, for these embattled muslim communities, a bleak future. bbc news, in the central african republic. >> for more on the situation in the central african republic, i spoke a brief time ago with a mirror woods -- -- with amira woods. thank you for joining me. i would like to start with the point and are made in his piece, that earlier intervention may have kept this country together. france is now sending 400 troops in. is it too little, too late? >> for quite some time, people have been clamoring for african union peacekeepers, and for them to be blue helmet did -- blue helmeted u.n. peacekeepers. the central african republic is good at emergency responders. but we need long-term sustained engagement. one colonial power with its own interest, particularly in a resource rich country like the c

that is why we are here but as far as the evidence is concerned, to put it into the queue essentially. how long does it take within the civilian sector? how quickly, i know from my experience how quickly we have tried to. murder case from beginning to end from the time you find the evidence to get a conviction and somebody in jail for life. i don't know if that is possible in the sling community but i would need to know that before taking a risk to change something and put it into a centralized areas that doesn't do more harm than it does help. that is what i would like to see. exists. i prefer not to see any more cases. >> also -- >> i also think there is -- when you think about our military and its mission and the responsibility of commanders which no one else in the world has, to make decisions that impact the unit that send people to die, and you tie order and discipline into that process, it does not work if there's not order and discipline in the unit. we have had commanders, retirees come in and tell us they think it could be moved but by vast majority we have had current and f

the big queues are asia-based. the bank of japan later today will provide those minutes. they look like they are going to stay the course. a very different scenario when it comes to inflation. it may be interesting to watch exactly how they talk about the inflation figure in the minutes that will be released sometime this afternoon, after their session. cost be figures bucking the trend across the asia-pacific. asian stocks are heading for their highest close in about one month. onlinewan taiex coming off 0.1% of 0.1%. the event in asia comes down to one other piece of news. r.b.i. releasing minutes from the february for meeting. they will probably say steady as she goes. they are going to keep the policy prudent. noting positive indicators of consumption. at any moment now, we are expecting information from china that could hit and rock these markets. to, shares inded bhp billiton are on their way up , soaring in the final six months of last year. riel last week. bhp this week. both have china to thank for their success. >> the china story is behind the scenes here in ja

that the normal shortage, for -- saline shortage, for instance, was at the top of the queue, and we are trying to improve those communications. separately, however, there are things that are -- as dr. crosse said, outside of our scope, outside of the things that f.d.a. is able to undertake. there are things that the manufacturers, we believe, have a role to explore. there are other things that other stakeholders could explore as well that have great potential, i believe, in addressing the underlying causes of shortages. i'll be happy to talk about those if you are interested. >> let me ask you one more question. one of the recommendations is that f.d.a. conduct routine analysis of the drug shortage database to identify trends and that seems like a reasonable assumption. perhaps not a formalized process. do you know what accomplishes will be? and recommendations for shortages. i have 15 seconds. >> fundamentally, we agree with the recommendations that the g.a.o. has made. we understand that the quality of the decisionmaking that we can have with regards to shortage depends on the quality

here in temperatures that it's apparent that it's very warm down here in queues and twenty one degrees. oklahoma city's rising up to eightn as chronic them in the spring night or even someone like almost in the southwest. next year concert eastern continental hsi barren cold it dominates much of this country making it for western and the us and japan. more snow on the thirty centimeters of additional snowfall could be happening at the high pressure system is taking it for me the crayon and drier conditions ices that it's not actually back clear though and be seen for example has this level for your permission me in again. seven degrees korea higher with sunny skies to get nine degrees. they bring in any scene that double digits finally it's only an up trend in a hurry had to double this is on your sunday at ten degrees on conservation finally today at brisbane's leading the place and an art contest. i am noon and. i know. age. the road i was. it is. the tour. this edition of nice time catching edition of nice time catching a man she said yes

. >> and the spending plan presumably is going to queue on the administration's part more closely to traditional democratic values, right? >> reporter: absolutely. both parties have agreed spending will be a little bit higher than was called for before under the terms of the sequester cuts. they've relieved it for defense and for nondefense to be offset by some longer-term cuts. but yes, we are out of the phase in which both parties are concentrating so heavily on austerity. this is why republicans didn't in the end put up much of a fight on raising the debt ceiling last year. >> is there going to be some additional spending? if so where and where does the money come from? >> reporter: the administration is going to propose spending on things like manufacturing centers, which the president's only been able to fund so far with existing moneys in his approved budget. hasn't gotten republicans to go along. but he's going to propose some revenue increases, things that would tighten up, for example, the ways in which international corporations shift profits around to limit their u.s. taxe

we'll queue up some music now and show you the results. >>> all right. also happening in sochi, san jose's polina edmunds has arrived. she's been training in nearby germany for the past week. today the 15-year-old ice skater tweeted this picture of her room at the olympic village. that's a room and there's a huge poster of her above her bed. she tweeted it's, quote, so cool. by the way, edmunds competes on wednesday. >> and she's got a lot to live up. we've had peggy fleming, kristi yamaguchi, brian boitano, all bay area skating ledgendlegends. stephanie chuang joins u now. >> reporter: who better to ask than those going through the training right now hoping to reach olympic status in a couple of years. you'll see some faces that you haven't seen yet and what they think it is about the bay area that has helped them get so far. at just 15, san jose's own pl n polina edmunds is the latest of stars to emerge from the bay area. >> what a thrill to be on this journey with her. >> reporter: but you can bet that it won't stop with polina. karen chen feels that

over one hundred thousand protesters have rallied in paris queues in price then so long as governments of what they call family phobia they want to scrap the bills legalizing gay marriage and procedures to help same sex couples have children it's seen as another blow to france's embattled leadership peter all over now reports. paris saw the latest wave of discontent to sweep across france as we saw thousands upon thousands of people come out onto the streets to vent their anger at what they see as the erosion of traditional family values in the country is being particularly anger toward suggestions that france could legalize homosexual marriage also that it could do laws could be brought in that would see we could see gay and lesbian couples either adopt or conceive children to i.d.f. treatment they say that that's well isn't what the traditional family is about and that's why they've been coming out here and telling me that they want to get the french government in particular france warland the president to hear their anger their government is very fair since this matter i mean they d

them it's as offered in march jewish community in the possible instructed his ministry to monitor the queue and come up with solutions last week the danish government had effectively outlawed torture slaughter citing the regulations into law which states that animals cannot be undertaking outstanding them before the movie cannot coexist with the loss. the new law will have little practical consequences on the successor to reside or since for the past ten years all kosher meat sold in denmark has been imports from abroad. awkward an imported from water tech specialists netherlands has been built in britain's fleet stricken town of treats he endeavored to protect some two hundred homes from rising water levels. the awkward and also called the turkey sausage for locals extends more than sixty meters and is filled with water designed to hold any future secure flights. it was set up on the streets and trips to the skies and river thames and its tributary river during a boring. british prime minister david cameron has visited the town has one that water levels could rise again underlining the imp

by the message queues the people don't want to english using this building. it was to put taxpayers' money. and it will be used as her office her hiding place any longer she rightfully slid in on tuesday to place the contents is out for demonstrators and one of the civil suit in the fight back from its. twin suicide bombings occurred near the iranian cultural center in beirut eleven on an al qaeda linked group claimed responsibility. the blast killed at least three people officials with the announcement on save more than one hundred and twenty people were wounded cj thirty seconds and then vehicles packed with explosives were used in attacks. and somebody said it carried out the attacks the group said it i'd be giving in inches the senate in retaliation for the country's involvement in this union civil war alongside the government of syrian president assad asset it is also claimed responsibility for similar attacks due to getting in and this seemed a bit last year the japanese diet is setting records but not the kind there after trade officials as seeing anot

determine if protesters ukraine's defence minister has reportedly ordered five hundred paratroopers to queue in order to guard ammunition dumps doctors hospitals are overflowing with people who need treatment. european leaders are calling for sanctions against ukraine and accused ukraine's president viktor yanukovich of having blood on his hands the chemical which maintains that the violence should be blamed on the opposition. as of the two suicide attackers coming out in a bill into group have blown themselves up twenty eight henry new coach will soon turn into shiite district in southern beirut killing at least four people and injuring another according to lebanese security officials is the latest blow for tackling to the civil war in neighboring syria. with the bombings connected to the syrians war has struck a light going over the past few months killing and wounding scores of people many of its shiite areas. one of the deadliest attacks occurred in november when two suicide attackers blew themselves up to be leading this team beirut killing twenty three people and wounded dozens in that

three lap dancers kidnap nightclub boss three english lap dancers are facing court queues of boss napping the head of a tel to numb u.k. nightclub when he refused to pay them half of their earnings the latest boss happened follows an incident when two managers were held hostage in a goodyear tire factory in france by employees unhappy about losing their jobs so this happened on september third two thousand and twelve when they kidnapped their boss who they claim owed them twenty one thousand pounds because they were lap dancing at a you know the races the horse races that tell to them now the reason that the boss this boss says he didn't pay them however is that they had promised that they would wear bikinis and nipple tassels at all time while doing that lap dances but apparently the girls got completely naked and his venue was shut down so he says he didn't earn the money any afficionado lap dancing going to buy afficionado lap desam in france fall on knows that nipple tassels are integral part of the experience one pays when one gets a lap dance especially if the tassels are spending a

i want that teachers need to queue in the role playing exercise after school. some played the part of teachers other's children. are you the weekend you're always doing things to people they don't like. i have been free. that's how some teachers of korean students who missed the heat only. four is named the teacher is going to try the school administrators hope that by speaking on the rules of children teachers will understand how the students feel when they're being disciplined. it was principal time only who came up with oh yes. can't you see here is recommending the chi not only to what he was just can't see the sun also for what he did before this kind of situation arises on the turn and we teachers have to be aware of it. words can hurt feelings it's a snack. i really did not explain the sentiment for the teachers began role playing. after acting out their scenes that teachers discuss the issues involved for example calling this didn't mean it seems he doesn't have any friends. i want with no problems with the way the teacher discipline students. one of th

performance and ending off the judo grand slam parents to place over the weekend and you know cut the queue one from home the gold for south korea at the international judo federation season opening event. he earned a gold medal in the men's ninety fuel division after his opponent bowed out due to injury. it's the first goal for korean in paris in three years. and that does it for me and a sportscenter this has been stated check out the back at midnight the latest olympics updates and more saucy you that. cheers region saw a record high melts the snow today from our extreme weather conditions in the part of the country we connect life or can bow down at the weather center and a book out how bad is the situation. well guys from the theories six thirty dates in what amounted income legal province had one hundred and twenty two centimeters of snow fall which is on record and today one hundred and sixty six goals in the province cancel classes and about five hundred and sixty thousand dollars worth of property damage has already been reported transportation has been caught up in the mountainous

really high and would almost book to happen next but for more about what was happening here in such a queue for overnight choose a record of my colleague alex e.u. russia. just let me look there are things were going to come and it is the employer of the bullies just find this fire very good they're moving in on the protest looking at i'm sick of it. the police the time this is the part of the world which is the protesters preparing her that the police pretty much the scene we have been seeing over the past several months you need to get the gun. the gun so the blood right now you can get it because it's going up by the police forming the gun is famous my gun pretty much all over the place this new mayhem started to go because it's an organ of the so-called peaceful march to the parliament i know that things went bad and i'm still unclear in this respect that those riots but this is been pretty much the scene of if you close by told the mayor the whole thing for to know the government of ukraine has imposed a curfew that no cars can get inside the city by midnight and still far to be frank

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fleet of high-tech drones will deliver you disk to you within mere seconds of you adding it to your queuehe fake ad goes on to say unlike others who rush unproven technology to market, it has spent days -- yes, days -- working out the bugs. two netflix employees are said to have made that video for it annual meeting. in december amazon announced drone deliversry in 30 minutes. >>> surveillance video in china shows a man walking up to the teller carrying a cleaver taps the glass, mm-hm. the customer next to him decides maybe a good idea just to walk away. then the man as -- he is on his phone making a phone call and the best part look at the teller just turns around, laughs at him, he barely puts up a fight as the customer behind him just kind of takes him down to the ground. cleaver and all. >> cool as a cucumber. not going to mess with me. >> not behind the glass. >> no. good luck. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. well, today we found out that general motors is

most stations out of action commuters had to stay at home or face massive queues for busses and over ground trains. you used to clear the strike over plans to close the good offices and cut jobs warehouse fire in argentina has killed nine firefighters and civil defence workers when a seven meter wall collapse into them as the battle the flames seven others were injured in the incident at a storage facility for banking documents and data in buenos aires. the cause of the fire is being investigated by authorities say that our son might have taken place. when just a day away from non seen the atlantic flame herald the launch of the winter games. tune in the room recently an online poll but the little gauche tv channel that training bush has caused quite a storm of rage across the country. stupid on line poll cause russia white anger for the pose the question was defending leningrad from the nazis worth it because retreat in their opinion could save hundreds of thousands of lights was offensive and culture to culture differs a lot from a russian perspective fighting to the bitter end to

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or heathrow but it's quicker there's no queues i think i waited more than thirty seconds each one and they've read a case of the for the fact that you've got you've got lots of people here the crowd control is every single person i've spoken to from america u.k. germany whatever have said that the security issues are ten out of ten people feel safe here and the main thing is that even though it's obviously a power it's it's very relaxed so in that ports i've been to around the world. with you specially i have you feel comfortable you feel violated almost but really here in sochi they're doing a superb job. the lively atmosphere and groundbreaking achievements in sochi are gradually winning over some of the doubters nevertheless some prefer to focus on the negatives and he's going to take a look at where the media criticism of the olympics is coming from. you know some media outlets here have tried so hard to make lympics in russia smell like cold war in their coverage some didn't even bother to come up with new tools new graphics same old bear this cover is from one thousand nine hund

just as good streets thousands of workers tended to long queues at the fixture for commuters i was there a reactor in our newly tuned for more than two hours. people should take the streets again to change things. nonetheless when ted johnson led to a new liking to pay off that. the latest violence is undermining the movement's credibility well soon. eternal troublemakers it's peaceful we'll get there. the other they want as our eyes the this time the will of new clashes with four months to go till the world cup. this doesn't do its duty to numb bum into action and movement will get stronger the fang family news in just under question is time to stay with us too long to welcome to this edition of the interview hit a fence like a roll of policies. they've been built as putin's games the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics in the russian black sea resort of sochi. few would argue with that russian president ford particularly hard for the games be held in sochi his name will be associated with them in a way unmatched by any other political leader in recent times. it's his job is to de

until i grow up i'm ready to defend myself i'm ready to kill our whites and syrian army and here is a queue for the river for the. years and while the syrian conflict expands a legion of fighters on to these deadly weapons and an even deadly ideology is on the rise reef notional from lebanon. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov accused some of using the humanitarian crisis in syria to renew a push for military intervention that has dismissed the proposed u.n. resolution on the crisis as one sided and detached from reality on the ground him as haron agencies are evacuating people from the besieged city of homes as a ceasefire between warring science is briefly extended meanwhile activists report that forty people have been killed an al qaeda attack on a central town in syria publisher of trends journal gen so lente says calving radical ideology is more difficult than ending fighting on the ground so who is this out kato is al qaeda the guy that prime minister tony blair and president bush said that saddam hussein had toys too or is it the al qaeda that weren't that dangerous or die hard

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london underground with most stations out of action commuters have had to stay at home or face massive queues for buses and overground trains unions declared the strike over plans to close ticket offices and cut jobs. a warehouse fire in argentina has killed nine firefighters and civil to fans workers when a seven metre wall collapsed into them as they battle the flames seven others were injured in the incident at a storage facility for banking documents and data in buenos aires the cause of the fire is being investigated but authorities say that arson might have taken place. and we're just a day away from seeing the olympic flame herald the launch of the winter games now though let's look back at the globe spanning journey the torch made to reach. recently at online poll by the liberal dozhd t.v. channel that's rain in english has caused quite a storm of rage across the country how could a stupid online. polkas russia white anger well they posed the question was defending leningrad from the nazis worth it because retreat in their opinion could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives what i