the general manager and the general manager was a red army team and they decided not to send their team so the next and at least still forces as an extreme as a list will go steal fox's play in russia's junior hockey league which has just completed its second season which was won by serious crime. that has raised the standard of the game in the country more hopefully provide the cage and the russian national team with a steady stream of tons of players for the future. however perhaps most importantly it gives young russian players a chance to play at home rather than having to cross the atlantic to play top level hockey. previously they had no opportunity then to go to counter what is us what they have there normally they're living someone's family. they live in a house with people they've never seen before they have about fifty bucks a week and they're playing thinking about possible chance to play in the n.h.l. . right now we have. another system here and they haven't an alternative to live at home. made with your girlfriend. just met with your friends and receive normal money here to

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will have as its strong right arm people who fought the united states and its allies formerly the red army in afghanistan and iraq and. is as brain dead policy and intervention in the muslim world as we've seen. we talk a lot about freedom and democracy but what comes next in libya is some kind of an islamist government and what the muslim world is seeing of course is nato again bombing a muslim country that has oil and so there's nothing but loss here for the west and encourage them into the jobbies around the world. arrive to michael cia intelligence officer and store it in washington d.c. many times has been. thank you out of a mercury's notching forty degrees here in moscow but memories of last summer's smoke covered city are living a chill in the at risk a very important how the wildfires the bag spreading fear as well as flames. a whiff of smoke and moscow's in panic again the toxic cocktail of bede smoke wood smoke and exhaust fumes that filled the capitol last august is still the lead in people's memory intense be book fires and the record heat waves were blamed for the dense smog

at the very week when the red army has been shooting down the brave people of hungary and poland, i doubtf ever before in our diplomatic history has any policy in such an complete and catastrophic failure. ike was not sleeping well. his doctor was concerned. the president's blood pressure was volatile. his heart skip beats. he suffered constant abdominal discomfort and diarrhea. the records at the eisenhower library are marvelously detailed. one day i really did, i told one of the staff that daily reports of the president's diarrhea was just a little more informations and i really wanted or needed. then late in the night of november 2nd john foster dulles was priced to walter reed hospital where the next morning doctors removed a cancerous tumor from his colon. on saturday morning november 3rd the news from the middle east was a dismal. syrian saboteurs had blown up oil pipelines running through their country. egyptian troops for pouring into cairo to defend the capitol, and anglo-french had destroyed the egyptian air force on the ground. eisenhower's political opponents continued to fier

associate and middle eastern matters now appears to be the soviet union in the very week when the red army has been shooting down the brave people of hungary and poland. stevenson concluded, i doubt if ever before in our diplomatic history has any policy been such an abysmal, such a complete and such a catastrophic failure. ike was not sleeping well. his doctor was concerned. the president's blood pressure was volatile. his heart skipped beats. and he suffered constant abdominal discomfort and diarrhea. the records at the museum are marvelous detailed. [laughter] >> one day, i said to the president's diarrhea was really more information than i wanted or needed. [laughter] >> then late in the night on november 2nd john foster dulles was rushed to the walter reed hospital where the next morning where doctors removed a cancerous tumor from his colon. the news from the middle east was dismal. syrian saboteurs had blown up their oil pipelines running through their country, egyptian troops were pouring into kaiser and the anglo french strikes had ground the egyptian on the ground. eleanor roosev

stalin's enforcers executed thousands of his own troops before the red army finally repulsed the germancle joe laid down the

witnesses say the shuttle bus driver may have ran a red >> the army psychiatrist charge in the foofort hood shooting will be in court today. people face the death penalty, charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder. it is unclear if you will enter a plea today. >> everyone is wondering where casey anthony is. the florida mother who has been in the media says her trial that she was acquitted of the murder of her two year- old daughter. she was released from jail on sunday and since then there have been rumors about where she was. 1st columbus, then at this video came out where people thought she was in orlando but a florida news station release this video hall and then her attorneys said this was definitely not hurt although the airplane belonged to a member of her defense team. the latest i heard, she is in palm springs. perhaps we will know when she surfaces. >> a senate said, environment and public works meeting that is happening because of the yellowstone river oil spill in montana. i'll take you live there with what is happening in

. ♪ and the army's red car-- >> okay, you start it, and i'll tell what you the echo's like. and then you can't hear your own voice. >> jimmy: so, you start going nuts? >> you go nuts. so i thought, you know once -- you know, somebody dares me to do that, you think, "what? i can't not do it. right?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that you're so fun. i love that -- >> so i'm going to go out there. i've sung for them for 20 years and was the last person to actually sing at the old shea stadium. >> jimmy: is that right? >> seventh inning sang "god bless america," yeah. >> jimmy: no way? that's cool. last one to perform at shea stadium. [ applause ] that rocks. >> yeah. yeah. and i also -- i think it's my responsibility to sing it right, because then they'll win. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah. we need the mets to win. >> so, i'm think that maybe come june 18th, and if i sing it really well, maybe -- >> jimmy: they're going to start winning. >> maybe. >> jimmy: the mets got to turn it around. yeah. they're having some good comebacks now. they have two games -- >> and we're going it

big red witnesses at the scene said of the shuttle bus may have run a red light the crashes out still under investigation. >> but armysychiatrist is to be arraigned in military court today this is his first courtroom appearance he will face the death penalty he is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder it is not clear if he will enter a plea today he cannot plead guilty in a death penalty case bear in >> 621 is the time right now. there are differing reports every day where is casey anthony. address a spectacular trial that was televised and her release from jail on sunday and since then she has not been same her attorneys say the reports of her being spotted in orlando are not true >> that is not proper that i can confirm i will not say anything further as to her whereabouts that is not her. >> the problem is exactly where she is his private plane had an executive airport belongs to a member of her defense team. the latest speculation that she was in palm springs in california right now and also she does not want to take a lie-detector test in during the interview. it is all when the rumor and speculation unt

army wants big score, red headline in "the new york times" that morning. it was going to be a blowout. just like when michigan played appalachian state a few years ago. [laughter] welcome you can probably guess the rest of the story. a little-known catholic school from the midwest, notre dame, nude rodney and his teammates launched football's first true there were, think again and again for touchdowns. they won 35-14. the army players were hopelessly confused and chagrin before notre dame's great plan and their style of old-fashioned blind smashing there was no match for the spectacular and highly respected attack of the indiana collision. a cadet named dwight eisenhower watched from the sidelines. he played for the army team but he had an injury that day and couldn't perform. everything has gone wrong, he wrote to his girlfriend. the football team got the most gloriously by notre dame. so before the know had with her about notre dame before. after that everyone knew notre dame was a football powerhouse. when we think of notre dame the football school toda

elections logs a bruising defeat for the current regime banned by the army which last year ended widespread protests by the former premier's red shirt supporters. there is a coming up in this and a special report about the father of the hydrogen bomb that's right after recount our top stories in a few months. some . of. the books it was a top story for. this st studentships sequence of times in the field of the soviet files on oxy so. we'll. bring you the latest in science and certainly from the ground floor should. we dump the few jerks covered. yes.

election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army which last year ended widespread protests by the forward premiers red shirt supporters. ukrainian special forces have traded blows with hundreds of ethnic or sacks after violence erupted over the removal of an unauthorized christian monument in the crimean peninsula the orthodox christian cross or directed in the result see of their dossier in may despite a local authority ban it was removed this week despite opposition from some local residents almost three hundred christian concept. it's heading in crashes towards the site of the cross or stalled by riot police with fifteen injured in violent clashes the monument is being kept at a local casino draw and possible future marine location. and very shortly explore how georgia has changed since the collapse of the soviet union that's outer recap i had lines in a few minutes estimate that. twenty years ago largest country. to. have been. began a journey. where did it take them. to . get if. the if. if. they want to order. this is true still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that in the soviet fi

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election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army we shall see that ended widespread protests by the former premier's red shirt supporters is. up to date our exclusive interview with colonel gadhafi son is coming up right after every kind of our top stories in a few minutes. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. spending the year in iraq is military journalist i see some ways to go in the news conference there's there's kind of wasting their time trying not to get killed three. zero am. i thought all along the length of the movie it allows my family my. view to be both twenty seven days in new going to publicize and people invited more to make the movie leave speed.

election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army which last year ended widespread protests by the former premier's red shirt supporters. japan is no closer to resolving its nuclear crisis triggered by the march us quake and tsunami high levels of radiation continue to be detected near the stricken freakishly a power plant despite the government declaring it's safe for people to live nearby but as artists sean thomas discovered when it comes to their safety the people of japan no longer have faith in their government. in a culture that is generally non-confrontational and obedient when dozens take to the streets of tokyo against nuclear energy it is a serious sign of discontent if after this crisis it is true that the people are more conscious and we need to take advantage of it this is the first time since the second world war the japanese people have no trust in the government he was a coastal city devastated by the earthquake the tsunami and on the edge of the radiation exclusion zone is starting on the long road to recovery but the people living here say the government just isn't doing enough from

the red, white and blue and especially now we need to show what our country is about. >> reporter: retired army sergeant came with his grand son. he is instilling respect for the country into him as evidence in our interview. >> everybody should respect their country. >> reporter: what's the infatuation with the 4th and parades? >> parades are such a part of america. i don't know. >> there is something special about parades. what exactly it is, i don't know. >> reporter: on this july 4th we honor america. it is a great country. >> it is good to be free in the usa. >> reporter: i'm lamont williams, abc 2 news. >> every time they play that, can i stand up. people lined up early this morning for this 4th of july parade. it was the 77th annual 4th of july parade. there is a world war ii vet right there. this year's theme was a star spangled town. there was a 6k run right before the parade began. >>> a new poll shows a quarter of americans do not know which country america declared its independence from. the poll says a little hoar than half of us know about the history of the holiday. 16% mentioned

election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army which last year and it widespread protests by the forward from years red shirt supporters. ukrainian special forces have traded a burrow's with hundreds of ethnic or sacks after violence erupted over the removal of an unauthorized christian monument in the crimean peninsula the orthodox christian cross was erected in the resort seedier fair don't see it in may despite a local authority ban it was removed basically describe opposition from some local residents almost three hundred christian consulates having encroaches towards the site of the cross were stalled by riot police with fifteen injured in violent clashes the monument has been kept at a local casino draw and in possible future relocation. and a very shortly explore how georgia has changed since the collapse of the soviet union that's not a recap i had lines in a few moments i still. twenty years ago i just come from. the subject. but i've been trying. to get a job. where did it take. a little. luck. some of. it if. it was caught up. this is true still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal

election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army which last year and did widespread protests by the former premier's red shirt supporters. there are over seven hundred thousand living in russia with many facing big problems such as where to live when they grow up and leave their orphanages while it's the government that's obliged to provide state housing all too often it's a failure to offer adequate accommodation to all of the hazmat one woman now with two young children to hear her battle for a roof over her head. down dark and dilapidated. this flap looks more like a prime candidate for demolition than a family home births twenty two year old mother of two lena has been told by social services that she's stuck here. perhaps they haven't seen this place inside they keep telling us true parents somehow a live here they showed me a paper on how to build a house i told them that i had no phones i have no job i have to take care of kids and i ended up renting a place they said it's not top problem lena grew up in an orphanage in the city of to be on the russian law she should have received state housing o

but her attorney said prosecutors are not red doi drop the charges. a u.s. armyl of major nadal hasan. he's accused of going on a shooting rampage in ft. hood, texas, in 2009. his government-appointed defense attorney urging the military against allowing the death penalty, saying it would make for a longer and more expensive trial. speaking of trials, jury selection for the roger clemens perjury trial is under way. the former baseball star is accused of lying to congress in 2008 when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs. the presiding judge in the case has chastised congress for refusing to turning over audio recordings of the 2008 deposition. the house counsel says they can only be released by a resolution of the house of representatives. you've got to see this. if a lamborghini leaves point a and a plucky squirrel leaves point b going 5 miles an hour, does the squirrel survive? let's look. look at that. that is one lucky squirrel. you know when you're driving and you see a chip monk run out and you know you can't slow down and still be safe but you're al

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and other headlines targeting the army's need to aim to narrow the gap to displace data for points as they struggle sparking outrage russian premier league. long flying red bull and world champion sebastian vettel was on call all the time this season. on the way to cash. and found in the back three to williams reaches have gone in over a year after returning from a life threatening injury. to bridge the gap to russian premier league. man a card playing host to second bottom spot the school is still nil melanie haven't tasted defeat in their previous seven games and when it was told to stadiums you can tell them it's within four points of discussion at least until later this sunday on the on the men themselves unbeaten in eleven matches to topple the cosmos so that moscow is also in form having taken twelve points from the long haul and they all got us all welcome to look the motif in the late game. ball on saturday twice former champions are being suffered a shock three no defeat at hunza visiting she was ill in the us a call us energy is first so you know after the break goalkeeper. drops the ball my hunch is you've finished yourself then midway through

baptists were cooking food to be distributed in a red cross shelter delivered by red cross people in the salvation army shelters to help feed thousands and thousands of people, things as the government is working together as part of the team is important to bring together all members of the team. i look forward to answering questions as we go forward and in the interest of time i will stop there. >> i see we've been joined by senator boozman. we don't like to ask -- would like to ask him to have a seat up here if you'd like but thank you for joining mr. massengill. >> thank you, senator pryor and members of the committee, my fellow panelists, again for the opportunity to be with you today and share a different perspective of my role as the federal co-chair of the regional authority which comprises eight states, 252 counties in paris and approximately 10 million people in the region. during the month of april the mississippi river basin received 600% of its annual rainfall and a three week period. this unprecedented amount of rain would lead to a flood of proportions along the mississippi river and test

red cross. >> why didn't he serve. >> he wasn't able to serve because he had very bad eyesight and couldn't get in the army and he wasbadly wounded in italy. he's the first american wounded in italy. he was in a trench when it was hit by a mortar. kind of they call them a trash can mortar filled with nails and pieces of metallic garbage. he received over 227 little pieces of shrapnel in his legs. got out of the trench in spite of that to carry a wounded man from the back of the lines and when he got out he was hit twice by machine gunfire. he got a bullet in the knee, a bullet in the foot. he spent a long time recroup rating in the hospital in milan and if you read farewell it's a story about a wounded ambulance man and the nurse he had a very similar experience. he met and fell in love with a nurse while he was there. >> while he finished his wartime recuperation, did he come back to the united states? >> he came back to the united states briefly to continue his career as a journalist that he had begun before he left. he was a reporter as a young man for the "kansas city star" and the toronto star but he didn't stay

red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's family came upon the burnt out fields and found the body of a dog still smoking from the fire. it's tongue was sticking out of his charred skull. my mother heard it whine. it's only the wind my grand mother told her. but the clouds above stood still. there was no wind that day. it is almost dawn. she is quiet now. mother, i said, stroking her hair and forehead. she opens her eyes and for a moment creeps me with a blank stare as if i was part of the nightmare. but she smiles and the past restores itself. i kept you up again my mother said. no. it was the heat, i answered

bob had many assignments during his 36 years in the army including command of kansas' own big red one at fort riley, kansas. he was also the first general assigned the daunting task, training the afghanistan army and police force so that afghanis may live in peace and security like we do in america. bob and diana, thank you for your service to our nation. there is no higher praise than i can say than a job well done. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carson: madam speaker, i rise in honoring representative bill crawford. crawford, who is retiring in 2012, has served indianapolis' 98th district with distinction since 1972. during his tenure, he served as chair of the house ways and means committee where he led a lasting imprint on crafting budgets that afforded every child of equal opportunity to receive a quality education and every minority and women-owned business an op

red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's family came upon the burnt out fields and found the body of a dog still smoking from the fire. it's tongue was sticking out of his charred skull. my mother heard it whine. it's only the wind my grand mother told her. but the clouds above stood still. there was no wind that day. it is almost dawn. she is quiet now. mother, i said, stroking her hair and forehead. she opens her eyes and for a moment creeps me with a blank stare as if i was part of the nightmare. but she smiles and the past restores itself. i kept you up again my mother said. no. it was the heat, i answered softly. inhealing the frayingance of mangos that drifted in from the orchard. and bowed my head to the mercy of the flies. my last piece is about what it was like what it might feel like to be dead. i was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago. luckily i'm here but there were sleepless nights i thought, what would it be like to be dead. so -- >> the dead listened with her ice. the

other headlines targeting the armies are meeting to narrow the gap to just a step to four points as the studies are talking now to russian premier league. wall flying red bull world champion sebastian buckle was on called the sign of the season. wrong on the way back. and found the reader williams reaches have first gone in over a year after returning from a life threatening injury. to bridge the gap to russian premier league leaders tesco also has the china spell at his man a card playing host to second bottom spot that now trick score is still a male melanie compensated defeat in the previous seven games and the winner of the top of the stadiums and held in sweden for twenty six a scot at least until later this sunday and the on the men's and selves unbeaten in eleven months is the top of the class no doubt and i'm moscow are also informed how you take the twelve points from the long haul games and they all got lost or broken the commodity in the late game. on saturday twice former champions are being suffered a shock three no defeats visiting she was ill in the us a call us injuries first seen over the break to be goalkeeper outside the you cough dr

now explosive army reservist marshall thompson dispensing year in iraq working as a military journalist the son of a former you time they are now plans to walk across his home state the red in the nation to protest for this point it doesn't matter why we got into the war or what the partisan politics were about well matters is that two soldiers die every day on average and any any way that we can in this war one day soon is to light saved and i would walk five hundred miles for that i would walk a thousand miles for that. some people said some terrible things not never to my face you know but in even they got this electronic bravery and they would really say some crazy things one guy rode and he said that he hoped that i got run over by a truck on my walk. a lot of people said i just hope you keep walking to mexico when you leave this country i want you here. what gavan said that he wished that i had died in iraq because then i would have been honorable. so i was about to go speak to utah state to help promote the walk in right before we go in a phone call from the utah department of transportation and they told me that if i was going to walk they would arrest me for tre

army that still has much to do for the students who. called them and a few minutes on r t the green card immigrants who are now seeing red after playing america citizenship lottery there are now being told no entry to their new lives will tell you why. their resignations keep coming in the british newspaper phone hacking scandal now that the u.k.'s most senior police officer has quit sir paul stephenson was facing a growing backlash over hiring a former news of the world executive as an advisor who was later questioned about illicit phone tapping the axe police commissioner also it was a swipe at the prime minister saying his choice of the visor was a worst decision namely former editor and he calls it a day of rapid developments rebecca brooks who ran the paper was arrested as part of the investigation she quit on friday astral projection of tate and is due to join him and son james facing m.p.'s on tuesday over unethical reporting methods and police bribery media alice filreis says paying officers for information has been going on for years. but this is a good example of what the police have been doing in the kind of murdoch years they've b