it's not the same as in the red sea. they're colleagues looking for ships from the second black sea however positive result. video taken a depth of seven meters clearly showing. from a german shell. after the first successful dive alexander head of the expedition formulates a plan on how to lift a fragment of the sunken armored boat. around it. and then we'll see if there is a shell left inside. the first day of the expedition comes to an end. with oxygen divers go for a walk to have a look around. this truly long the sure is related to research to a soviet squadron was here in one thousand nine hundred three. divers normally go underwater tonight they're going underground a long time ago soldiers would go through these dark damp corridors they bring shells here and take the wounded to a safe place quite often members of the expedition do things unrelated to underwater research their own mini cable ducts and this must be an emergency exit for fifteen years businessman alex has been funding expeditions to the black sea in

it's not the same as in the red sea. their colleagues. clearly showing. after the first successful dive. of the expedition plan on how to lift a fragment of the boat. the first day of the expedition comes to an end. for a walk around. the strew long the sure is related to research to a soviet squadron was here in one thousand nine hundred three. normally go underwater tonight they're going underground a long time ago soldiers would go through these. shells here and take the wounded to a safe place. quite often members of the expedition do things unrelated to underwater research their only cable ducts and this must be an emergency exit for fifteen years businessman alexander you can has been funding expeditions to the black sea in search of sunken ships. i was born in ukraine year and as a child i used to dive with a mask and a snorkel looking for sunken ships. and world war two landing craft. that's how i got interested in it. but well it's on the yoke and makes it back to dive in the black sea only once a year. i can't live without the sea. diving when t

. >> or hire boats in the red sea into egypt. >> then we got them some snacks, and i got them each a ok. >> the plan snags on jordanian red tape. >> this is actually a window in one of the courts. those are files. that's why things are real slow here. >> it seems like every day, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. something goes wrong. >> what kind of skills do you need to do this job well? what kind of traits? >> patience. that's number one. the american embassy, do you know where that is at? there's only one. >> gus is quickly losing the ability to practice what he preaches. >> you tell him i want him to stop driving like a [ bleep ] maniac. i want him to slow down. >> gus is not patient. >> he wants heidi and geneva to charm him into letting his guard down. >> they won't lie. it infuriates us. we want to get back together, i'm still in love with you. no matter what you have done, we can work it out. those are things that people would say to get their children back. these women have found it difficult within themselves to even lie. >> meanwhile, back in the states, geneva's husband is pac

rain man, color purple, he has had 50 academy award nominations, you would think they parted the red seaare the saviors, hosting the pistons, curry, demon take, this built a 32-point lead but gave just about all of it back. the lead down to 4, tracy mcgrady gets the his own rebound, scores. the lead is down to 2 points, 2 points. 11 seconds to go, stripped by dorell wright. that would seal the victory. yes the new owners and a new era had arrived. >> yay. >> larry who. >> 35-0 this season, if a former sharks goally martyrser bay dropping the puck. the sharks clinging to a 1-goal lead. patrick marleau 100th career power play goal. they snap the kings' 6-game win streak. >>> the 49ers have more smiths than a phone book and mike singletary seized the opportunity to make a joke when asked which smith will start sunday. the answer, top 5. >> as of right now smith will be the starter. who rangers home winners no, we're gonna go with troy. >> he'll be here tomorrow night too. number 4 rangers and penguins, dra bin ski said to callahan, look at the stick handling here ken. keep an eye on the def

before, i wouldn't go to the pyramids or i wouldn't go jump in the red sea or i wouldn't to the greatte how incredible this is and the history. i try to live in the moment. >> she's cut some of those raw moments into a film she directed about the tour. listen to what she says while wearing one of the costumes from the show. >> it's going to be, like, almost nine days without resting my voice and my body and my mind and i'm just really upset that i don't have anyone that's concerned about my body and my well being. >> you're saying, you know, i perform nine nights in a row. nobody cares about me. >> yeah. >> does it feel that way sometimes? >> i was delirious. and i just felt -- was feeling sorry and bad and -- i was, like, you know, i need rest. i need someone to say stop. in the end, i cried because clearly i'm a human being and i bleed and i hurt and i fall and i cry just like everyone else. i'm here on the couch in my sweat suit with a very sweaty face eating potato chips. i want a pickle and jalapenos. >> this is how i ate when i was pregnant. you have anything you want to tell us

i like moses drowning everybody in the red sea. i used to go in the woods but i used to go in the backwoods and preach, and scream, fight them, run into bushes, kick trees, pretend they with white folks. >> so, you learn how to negotiate your life with white folks. and yet you also learn the fear of associate with them of how much power they actually have over you, having to determine whether you could live or whether you died. >> after more than two decades of black women spray testimony in mississippi, a community effort to protect them from white sexual violence, and all white jury finally sentenced norman gannon, in 19 your white men, to life in prison for raping a black teenager in 1965. major newspapers hailed the conviction as a sign that even mississippi was finally making serious changes. like the montgomery movement, in 1965 thelma campaign has histo history. after the 1964 freedom summer, federal intervention and congressional action on behalf of african-americans left segregationists reeling. in thelma, alabama, they us

. >> reporter: anna olson, "nightly business report, pittsburgh," pennsylvania >> susie: a sea of red ink in the markets today. it was difficult to find stocks in the green. let's take a look in tonight's market focus. it was a tough friday for an already rough week for wall street. the worry list is long: concerns about the global economy; the fed's plans to boost the u.s. economy and now china's overheating economy. the dow traded higher in just one session this week ending with a net weekly loss of 251 points or more than 2%. the nasdaq was down in three out of five sessions this week for a net loss of 60 points or almost 2.5%. and the s&p 500 also down 2% losing almost 27 points on the week. material and energy stocks led the way down. investors fear weak demand as china considers raising its interest rates. among the decliners in materials: copper producer freeport mac-moran and fertilizer company c.f. industries in the energy sector anadarko representing the selling there. it could have been worse, but intel helped to stem the selling. shares of the dow component rose 2%. the ch

. >> susie: as a nation, we're swimming in a sea of red ink. to fix it, the president's deficit commission is recommending steep budget cuts and surprisingly, some incentives to encourage saving and investing. tonight's commentator thinks the commission is on to something. he's glenn hubbard, dean at columbia university's graduate school of business and former chairman of the council of economic advisers under president george w. bush. >> given the furor from all sides, one would be tempted to think that the recent deficit reduction proposal from erskine bowles and alan simpson offers a good marker for debate. it does. we are in a difficult situation in large part because we have designed entitlements for a welfare state we cannot afford. and we have used the tax code as a vehicle for special-purpose spending that weakens both the efficiency and fairness of our tax system. the nation's economic and fiscal challenges require a refocusing of economic activity-- less reliance on current consumption and more on investment and exports. accomplishing

it was mostly a sea of red and white as you would imagine. but there was some black and orange sprinkled in. giants fans excited in the prospect of closing it out tonight. most of them happy simply to be at a world series game. >> it's awesome. world series first world series in my whole entire life. >> what's going to happen. >> they are going home sad. it's going to be a sad night for them. >> we're going to win to question. >> lincecum is going to bring it home. >> any thoughts of winning this at home in the bay area. >> i'd be okay with that but i want them to end it tonight. >> i'm not going to san francisco for game 6. >> absolutely i'm here. i juan them to finish it tonight. baseball is about momentum i want to keep it. >> reporter: one win to go after tonight's game will the giants fans be excited or will they be looking for that win at home. we will be on the field after the game to talk to those fans in our post game report. in arlington ken pritchett ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can watch today's world series game live on ktvu. our

despite yesterday's defeat, the giants fans were optimistic today it was a sea of red and blue ranger fans. a fair amount of orange and black giants fans today. rangers stadium at arlington. after the game the excitement from bay area fans was bubbling over. >> that was probably one of the best games i have ever seen in all of my life. to be in texas and watch the giants win a world series game. one of the most amazing things i've ever seen. >> some fans told ktvu with today's win they were going to try to stay in texas for tomorrow night's game. they said while they want the series to come back to san francisco, they are confident the giants will clinch it in texas tomorrow. >>> on this halloween night, fans helped each other keep tabs on the game while out trick or treating. in piedmont one of our news crews found this house on greenback avenue that showed the game on the front porch. parents and kids said they enjoyed being able to check on the score as they were out and about. usually a scary movie would be on display. game five is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. it will be the

markets of falling into the red for the second day echoing global trends spare bank is one of the top loses one percent of them all ts european stock markets are also at the foot sea and sliding into the red worries over islands debt levels have rattled investments. premium vodka make a rush to the great in principle to buy ukrainian rival new merrill this is according to the newspaper details of the deal we're not disclosed however experts believe famous for its honey and pepper if used to be worth up to four hundred million dollars in september the cranium bryant rejected a bid for u.k. faces stock spirits. so for me my colleague kareen will be here next hour business the rest of the day for now they stay with the headline news coming up next. for your commitments are comfortable shuttle bus will teach you to do some cool just a few hours of surfing persian photos and scary scurry mirrors. on the moon. crater. scorching sun. are included. a photo with the wilds of the lunar rover for free. wealthy british scientists and some. of. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. it's. often in here in the russi

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the congested san francisco james link area the top of your screen is not moving at all, solid sea of red lights tried to get for the lower deck of the bay bridge not moving there. the bottom of your screen highway 1 01 traffic toward the peninsula moving slowly but better than 80. we'll be back with more head. [ male announcer ] welcome to the far reaches of the internet. when you go faster, you're free to go farther. at&t. rethink possible. get high-speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month. the republican victory in the midterm election may have derailed the california dream of high-speed rail line between the bay area at loss angeles. from san francisco to the south and less than three hours of high-speed train would cost an estimated $2.3 billion. much of it coming from the federal government. now republicans in congress are threatening to cut off the money and even take some of it back. they've introduced a bill to reclaim hall on spent economic stimulus money in order to reduce the country's budget deficit. california dollar would lose $2 billion for the real project also in

if we progress on with our projections of where sea level is going, the horizontal red bar represents the lowest elevation of our current weir structures. if we look at ipcc projections, for example, of where tides are going, it doesn't take too long -- not too many years, maybe about 2013, 2014, we get to a point where at peak tides we have very regular occurrences of bay water actually topping the weir and coming back into our system. the bad news is we actually see this happening now. the photo on the left is that same structure you saw discharging in a previous slide. the weir structures are the slots underneath. the lower right photo you are seeing a high tide that is actually not happening on a stormy day, not when we're having a lot of wind and tidal surge; it's just a very high tide that's actually topping over the weir and coming back into our system. the problem that we face i think is represented very well here in that if this becomes -- right now this is maybe a several times, several days a year event. probably it occurs for several hours and then stops. so we can sort of

sea infantry. nato chiefs have been left red faced after a month purporting to be a senior taliban commander turned out to be nothing more than a pakistani shopkeeper he kept the pretense going for more than two months accepting huge payouts for taking part in the high end of the negotiations with afghan leaders. among the protests now claims doubts have been raised but that cia analyst ray mcgovern says it's symptomatic of what's become a botched mission. of course people on our own or unable to identify correctly what they said was number two number two man and you know there's no hope for us at all what kind of intelligence failure is that it's very very embarrassing you know and it's a an indication of how for we have to go there and how impossible it is i mean here's general petraeus saying last month. they're coming to negotiations with us but it shows that it's working you know they've got the shopkeeper who undoubtedly was a very clever man but he was not really a double he didn't either look and it's so real months or mr months through with real mr mills to come forward he's not coming for

a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flower into the sea. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is -- next up is marcela ortiz. >> ok. this is the first time i'm reading in front of people. ok. all right. this is a poem to my mom. you're nothing but a group of coffee klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosie the riveter with her hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my fathe

red cross of central maryland is sending thousands of holiday cards over seas.y mail for hero campaign is free. anyone can send a few word of encouragement to our troops. >> people are excited to send it because it's such a simple thing to do. it is so easy to do. it makes you feel good. and i think on the other end it is also makes a soldier feel good so it is a win-win all the way around. >> next card making event thursday at opportunities end town center. we honor our nation hero as well. right here at fox 45. all this week send us a picture of your military friend or family members and we'll honor them with a special fox 45 the the salute. send your photo to pick at fox baltimore.com. already here's one photo. her dad was killed in combat in 1968. he was a u.s. marinas you can tell and she calls her dad her hero. fv. >> as you may know the issue of what cable companies like comcast should pay for the right to carry broadcast stations like fox 45 has been in the news lately. we want to know what you our viewers think our value is. would you pay 2 dollars a mo

many states can't make ends meet and budgets are a sea of red ink and record unemployment is choking the cash flow. these are the topics at the national governors association meeting going on in colorado and one area coming into the crosshairs, how to handle public employee unions. let's bring in adam geller and mark levine a radio talk show host. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. let me read something to you and that is a stoic veteran of the governors are telling the incoming governors, be prepared. you are going to lose your popularity because of the fact you are going to have to deal with state budgets that encroached on any kind of popularity a governor could have. what are they facing this year? >> kelly, you are right. because of the unemployment and recession states are strapped. there was a solution to this. it was an easy one and in the obama stimulus package. it gave tremendous amount of aid to states. it would prevent states from raising taxes, republicans opposed it. three came on board cut in it half. there is a clear reason why states are in trouble and if states' t

red on black friday. >>> just in, the first pictures of a miraculous rescue at sea as three teenagers stranded at sea for two months walked ashore. the boys left in a 12-foot aluminum boat for a short trip. they lost sight of land and spent the next 50 days sipping coconut water and fish they caught. now they are planning a welcome home feast and celebration. >>> east bay rescue teams on a daring mission pulling a man to safety after he tumbled down a cliff. the hiker fell 30 feet down a rocky embankment. we have the dramatic video of the rescue. >> reporter: a chp helicopter comes to the rescue of a 20-year-old man. in minutes they lift the injured hiker and fly him to safety. firefighters say the young man was on a thanksgiving hike with his family and friends he decided to climb a cliff. the man fell 30 feet backwards with the boulder landing on his leg. the chp chopper landed on a patch of grass with medics ready to assist. the hiker has serious injuries, broken bones and severe injuries to his leg. an ambulance drove him to a medical center where he spent thanksgiving evening with his family. >>> a

was military chiefs had just won a touchdown teams to the red army goldstone offensive on the frontline from the cup a few mountains to the black sea liberating european cities. romania became the first country to be released from its nazi nightmare. then soviet troops brought peace to bulgaria. conan suffered arabs the hardest did it history men were executed all set down as slaves women aged between fifteen and twenty five percent to brothels for their mosque so just older women were sent to factories or gas chambers. he was the boy. when he was nineteen years old he was sent here in one thousand four hundred four as a political prisoner i told you i think that you have you had occasion to meet in the present and. even the best guide in the world would be clueless about conditions here compared to a man who survived the ordeal for two years each day. look to the black smoke billowing from the crime atory imp's chimneys inhaled the noisy aging sweet odor and waited for his turn. just they were it out the list of people who was supposed to go where he went to the gas chambers. there were only thirteen of us left. and the man who we