but as a rule we skate here when it's just rainier saw it. but most of the time the faults of the vladivostok fortress a quiet. in the peaceful environment of the central russian penza region that monk seeking silence dug out a small cave in a hillside close to the season river. that was in one thousand one. later other monks turned the cave into russia's largest underground church. in soviet times the structure was almost destroyed and buried but in two thousand and five excavations began. later a senior priest restored the church and now services a. fifty people can be present at a service in the temple at the same time because that is why the temples considered the biggest underground temple in russia. the temples history is full of mysteries. according to the legend the cave was the beginning of several underground passages which lead far beyond the monastery territory. the passages have not been found and excavation is still ongoing research as think that church items may have been hidden underground from the bolsheviks. excavators have

if you remember when i trained jugglers who know little rainier national side he played basketball but it didn't mean we would put up with lots of mistakes so i think i will once again start building the team with strong differences or cornerstone but we should also try to increase your speed that's the kind of basketball i like and that's what i'll be trying to do here at ces comes some action i from the n.b.a. where kobe bryant held the l.a. lakers to their fifth win in a row top scoring with twenty four points as they beat the minnesota timberwolves the target center and i think points in seventy nine the final score ride on may eighth it is eighteen shots he had his moments not one of them. and a score each at the lake is in charge nailing and the third later on to keep his side in front by ten with a minute left that's the fourteenth time in a row they thought the better this chamber was. winter sports than the u.a.e. crown bobsleigh a world champion alexander zuckoff has dismissed fears he's about to retire again saying he's turning his attention to the twenty fourteen such an ol

rainier general david cruz, you can see this taillights are moving well. no crimes reported. --problem spots reported. that dense fog advisor is in effect, no accidents to report. to drive with extra caution. keeping a safe distance between you and the cars in front of you. >> james: a quick update and libya, president obama is in america on his trip. we're getting word from the secretary that the u.s. is expected to relinquish control. in a matter of days, the u.s. will shift gears. new video to assure you. officials working there say they will try spraying concrete onto some of those reactors. it is a sign that possibly these water drops are not as bad as they thought. we are also getting word to that the weather pattern is shifting. it has been from the northeast there now shifting to minorities and i could take some of those particular it's in the air into more populated areas. tokyo is just south and west of the plant. new details about manufacturing delays of the ipad-2 related to the earthquake and tsunami in japan. tech reporter gabe slate explains the blaze. >>gabe:

i am worried about mount rainier. ey could have the lahar, and we have been told by usgs that washington state cod have a nine. this was 8.9. look at the enormous damage done there. we could have another major event in the future. i hope it doesn't happen, but it does happen every 300 or 400 years. i yield back. mr. schrader: it may happen sooner than that. you can't help but notice the devastate wrought in new zealand and nojapan. this is the volatile pacific ri there are a great deal of problems we ought to be careful. the congresswoman of hawaii is feeling the brunt of it. ms. hirono: will the gentleman yield? i thank the two gentlemen from oregon for bringing this matter to our attention. i think we make a very serious mistake that in a fervor to cut budgets and do it in a meat ax way that we're cutting very, very -- the very programs that we're going to need to rely upon in times like this and times like this meaning the kind of devastatiothat has hit japan. of course, hawaii is the first u.s. state to be hit wit

i am worried about mount rainier. they could have the lahar, and we have been told by usgs that washington state could have a nine. this was 8.9. look at the enormous damage done there. we could have another major event in the future. i hope it doesn't happen, but it does happen every 300 or 400 years. i yield back. mr. schrader: it may happen sooner than that. you can't help but notice the devastate wrought in new zealand and now japan. this is the volatile pacific rim. there are a great deal of problems we ought to be careful. the congresswoman of hawaii is feeling the brunt of it. ms. hirono: will the gentleman yield? i thank the two gentlemen from oregon for bringing this matter to our attention. i think we make a very serious mistake that in a fervor to cut budgets and do it in a meat ax way that we're cutting very, very -- the very programs that we're going to need to rely upon in times like this and times like this meaning the kind of devastation that has hit japan. of course, hawaii is the first u.s. state to

done in assets bay no hot spots, clear conditions a live look rainier trembled the liquors.d shaking around ever so slightly. the good news is we've cleared up back up from the 87 interchange. very good track time of 14 minutes from this camera shot. >> justine: thank you, a u.s. official says both the crew of an f-15 fighter jet that crashed in libya are safe and back in american hands. the official, speaking tuesday on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the record, said a marine corps osprey search and rescue aircraft retrieved the pilot. >> reporter: mechanical fairly cast across the jet to crash. the pilot and weapons officer ejected safely. the jet was based of england part of a mission. the leader says gaddafi to declare a cease-fire is fighting rebels in the key city. >> very, very heavy artillery. we're overrun. >> reporter: retired u.s. army general says it will take more than air strikes to remove the gaddafi from power. >> this is about the departure it clearly is, you don't do that with the no- fly zone. >> reporter: allied forces ha

next call is mount rainier, md..aller: when i heard president obama to announce libya up for killing innocent people and then invoke the rule of law to justify his participation, i saw red. when he got into office, he had 55 attacks against pakistan, hundreds of innocent billions, he took the peace prize and then escalated even further, 124 more attacks. these people were not bothering any americans. hillis he did talk about innocent people? and his seed to invoke the rule of law? when did congress to care law war on pakistan. guest: a star with pakistan, it is true that obama had a tax in pakistan. this was done with conjunction with the pakistan government. and they did kill hundreds of innocent people, it cannot be denied. obama did escalate the war in afghanistan. i'm sure many innocent people will continue to die from that. but there is a distinction here. and when you talk about the rule of law, let's talk about it. obama went to the united nations security council and the solder resolution and that she did for

i am worried about mount rainier. they could have the lahar, and we have been told by usgs that washington state could have a nine. this was 8.9. look at the enormous damage done there. we could have another major event in the future. i hope it doesn't happen, but it does happen every 300 or 400 years. i yield back. mr. schrader: it may happen sooner than that. you can't help but notice the devastate wrought in new zealand and now japan. this is the volatile pacific rim. there are a great deal of problems we ought to be careful. the congresswoman of hawaii is feeling the brunt of it. ms. hirono: will the gentleman yield? i thank the two gentlemen from oregon for bringing this matter to our attention. i think we make a very serious mistake that in a fervor to cut budgets and do it in a meat ax way that we're cutting very, very -- the very programs that we're going to need to rely upon in times like this and times like this meaning the kind of devastation that has hit japan. of course, hawaii is the first u.s. state to