do we need a ref at all no referee you can do without a raf while you are afraid let him do it while you do it but him referee give him a whistle. don't go over there. there'll be two of you go on. to referees take to the court. the people of spitzbergen do know how to compromise. their laws in forty different ethnicities living together on the island no more than life demands tolerance and cooperation if it's to be survived. thank you. the sporting event is. one of the very few opportunities people have to socialize and me. especially during the long. and you. were. ok. ok. plans to develop its own tourist industry. the abandoned mining town. will be home to the new russian tourists. and there are no people there so it's kind of like a ghost town there was one guy named toby lived with both he tried to go for a hike so. it took him by two weeks and had had to get. picked up by itself because you have no more food left so i think you should only do it if you have a yeah. but it can only be reached in daylight and the devil is already of. a when the poll tonight ends and the snowmobil

and producers guild awards and back in 2002 i took home miss congeniality on dvd but i won it in a rafll counts as an award that is why i was so set this weekend for the announcement of the 56th annual grammy awards. grammy of course is short for gramophone which for you young hip kids is kind of like a record player which for you young hip kids is kind of like a cd player which for you young hip kids is kind of like an ipod which for you young extremely hip kids is kind of like a record player. and i've got-- i've got the nominee list right here, okay got the actual nominee list right here all 82 categories from best gospel song to best country album to the one that mclemore is expect expected to win. to be honest i'm a little confused that they have a category for best instrumental arrangement and another for best instrumental arrangement accompanying vocallist. i may not be a musicologist but isn't an instrumentalist with a vocalist just a band? i mean the oscars got rid of best silent film with talking years ago. all right, what have we got here, okay, okay, okay. here's the nomine

. >> rule of thumb, the pictures appear to be close to whether the memorial with raf eke harr eerie was assassinated. >> it's close, but not right there. if you drive with your car, it's 5 minute's drive, but it's not in the same street. it's in an area newly built by the harr eerie, to redo downtown. what is interesting is that the security here has been on high alert for the past 10 days, fearing that such explosions would take place. we are seeing road blocks and checkpoints early in the morning, checking any suspicious cars or people inside the cars. and these areas don't have secure measures, but the security forces have been trying hard to block and they didn't. >> thank you for bringing us the latest on that explosion in the center of beirut, in downtown ray route. as rulea was telling us, there are reports that it is a suicide car bomb, and according to initial reports four people have been killed. security and emergency services are trying to rush people to hospital. it's not clear yet what the target was, but there are reports that it was an official convoy passing through the

they helped define anner raf rock music.vana, the who and british singers peter gabriel and linda rond stat and hall & oates my favorite. they were chosen by more than 700 voters from the rock 'n' roll hall of fame down tag. let's move to a couple late nights where jon stewart is impressed with the latest developments in the space race. >> china has become just the third country to take a soft landing on the moon. beijing's newest spacecraft landed there today. >> today! it's like the marathon. it's hour eight but there is one guy in a cast that wouldn't give up and he makes it all the way and he's followed by some guy in a bear suit and nobody knows why. in the space race, that bear is china. >> now to the late show where david letterman welcomed will farrell without the polyester suit. >> people lot of anchor man movie. it's getting a lot of attention and praise. but also when you have something that that's that popular, culturally, you get some critics. and "the anchor man" movie is getting a little pushback. it's a surpr

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. >> >> sky seven is live in san raf yes. leaking at an elementary school. >>> a car sheared off the gas line when a holiday event was just about to begin. parents and children were there after hours. electric wires have been damaged >> two people have been hurt but injuries appear minor. still, they were taken to the hospital. and we're going to have more on this story on coffee tv 20 at 9:00 and a abc7 news at 11:00. >> this year, give where you live food bank help feed thousands per month. spencer? >> yes this, is an amazing facility here in santa rosa. and ginning me is the manager of the program. you've got a value market here. and kids helping out here. >> we're feeding 78,000 people every month. everything is volunteer driven here. from the moment produce is unloaded to getting shipped out to sites, these are the reason we can keep up with food we need to get out into the community. so every part is important. >> that is amazing. 78,000 people is a huge number have you seen the needs increasing this year? >> absolutely

meanwhile the raf is the upcoming so-called million man march could become thirty grand for a pate of last weekend's violent arrest that we can see here both the government and the opposition agree the riots were deliberately instigated but they differ on who is behind them don't you mcadams is executive director of the rumpole institute a think tank and he says such provocation is part of a pattern often used in kill attempts. we see a pattern here of of escalation in provocation we've seen it before in these previous revolutions i think really the protesters on the ground they had a very large product provocation a few nights ago and they were using chains and tractors and of course the police as police do everywhere reacted with violence the u.s. has counseled nonviolence but what would happen if someone drove a tractor and tried to drive it into the white house lawn you're going to tell me that there wouldn't be violence against the hundred thousand people trying to break into the white house so everywhere governments would normally protect their buildings up anything all the poli

. >> in >> sky seven is live in san raf yes.as line is leaking at an elementary school. >>> a car sheared off the gas line when a holiday event was just about to begin. parents and children were there after hours. electric wires have been damaged >> two people have been hurt but injuries appear minor. still, they were taken to the hospital. and we're going to have more on this story on coffee tv 20 at 9:00 and a abc7 news at >> this year, give where you live food bank help feed thousands per month. spencer? >> yes this, is an amazing facility here in santa rosa. ginning me is the manager of the program. you've got a value market here. and kids helping out here. >> we're feeding 78,000 people every month. everything is volunteer driven here. from the moment produce is unloaded to getting shipped out to sites, these are the reason we can keep up with food we need to get out into the community. so every part is important. >> that is amazing. 78,000 people is a huge number have you seen the needs increasing this year? >> absolutely.

tiny aaron raf says these people were treated better under apractitioner tight than blacks so feel marginalized by whites. >> came into the area in pursuit of jobs and other facilities. in many respects what happened to colored people is they identified with the europeans and disassociated themselves. >> some people we spoke to at this market said race is an issue but it comes down to who governs better. >> translator: it's because people watch tv, read the papers and they see corruption in the anc and fraud and it's the people inside governments that do those things. >> reporter: just like the annc has struggled to reduce there discrimination. drug abuse and a big gang problem but it also seems as if the people here have no intention of exchanging their voting patterns at next year's election. on this side of table mountain the complexities of apartheid are difficult. tanya capetown, south africa. >> coming up after the break: why the price of this play station in brazil cost five times worldwide. >>> the plan to attract more tourists in 2014, that report still ahead. in sports, nicholas anelk

regarding camp ashraf, the ash raf 7-b held in iran or are they in iraq? and mr. secretary, sometimes a handshake is just a handshake. but when the lieader of the fre world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless deck at a time tore like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda coup for the tyrant. castro uses that happened to sign the orders to repress and jail democracy advocates. in fact right now as we speak, cuban opposition leaders are being detained and beaten while trying to commemorate today which is international human rights day. they will feel disheartened when they see these photos. could you please tell the cuban people living under that repressive regime that a handshake notwithstanding the u.s. policy toward the cruel and sadistic cuban dictatorship has not weakened? thank you. >> well, thank you very much, madame chairman. let me begin, first of all, by making it clear my staff gave me a piece of paper that informs me that on september 6th, the treasury department -- i see congressman engel is not here, but the treasury department identified a network of

regarding camp ashraf, the ash raf 7-b held in iran or are they in iraq? and mr. secretary, sometimes a handshake is just a handshake. but when the lieader of the fre world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless deck at a time tore like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda coup for the tyrant. castro uses that happened to sign the orders to repress and jail democracy advocates. in fact right now as we speak, cuban opposition leaders are being detained and beaten while trying to commemorate today which is international human rights day. they will feel disheartened when they see these photos. could you please tell the cuban people living under that repressive regime that a handshake notwithstanding the u.s. policy toward the cruel and sadistic cuban dictatorship has not weakened? thank you. >> well, thank you very much, madame chairman. let me begin, first of all, by making it clear my staff gave me a piece of paper that informs me that on september 6th, the treasury department -- i see congressman engel is not here, but the treasury department identified a network of