it may reemerge across the gulf of mexico. we are going to watch that storm as if it appears it is spreading rain on south carolina and georgia. some of the heavy rainfall could be coming in tomorrow night. wednesday is going to be the wettest day of the week. we will talk about how that storm will impact us with the forecast in a moment. >>> 95 southbound at the beltway, we have some road work, should be wrapped up in the next 15-20 minutes. no major accidents on tinner states. you are looking at the jfx from the overpass. moving south to north avenue, see how dark it is. we have lights out. be careful if you are heading downtown or through this area. there are no incidents in your way. >>> one school got a much needed makeover at the help of a surprising con tributer. cfx teamed up for the facelift. city year is a nonprofit mer corp.organization. they paint murals and planted gardens and trees. the grounds are next to the cfx lines. >>> one health net takes exercise to a whole new level. don't miss the skills this man has tu

child sacrifice, said to be an ancient practice of held by which doctors has reemerged in uganda. the bbc discovered that many cases are not followed up by the police and little is being done to protect potential victims. according to a major report released today, are around 900 children have fallen victim to the practice. chris rogers travels to the capital where he met one victim that managed to survive the ordeal. yours may find the content of this report very disturbing. >> he suffered brain damage. >> they call him the miracle child. a machete was sliced through his head and back in attached to the head him. he was also castrated. the work of which doctors attempting child sacrifice. the 9-year-old's mutilated body was found a mile from his home. it was a month before he woke from a coma. doctors are surprised that he survived, but he will need a lifetime of emotional and physical therapy. child sacrifice, the ritual was rare here until three years ago when it reemerged, coinciding with the booming economy. it is widely believed that some members are paying which doctors vas

the ex-boyfriend said mcclain told him her estranged husband reemerged and something bad could happen to her. william has hot been seen in two weeks. >>> the latest on a shooting that happened inside a university of maryland medical center garage in ball mow. a man was shot after treated for stab wounds. brian kuebler joins us and says this could have been bad luck. >> the victim a 45-year-old man and police say his condition has been upgraded. beyond that, there are still few details as to who did this, and why. university of police stand where last night's shooting happened in the parking garage in the middle of maryland medical complex in downtown baltimore, a remire of a sunetelling shooting in a unlikely place. >> if a guy is looking for money and he is going to get it one way or another, he don't care. it's a shame it is that way. that's the way it is. >> sources tell abc2 news the evidence points to this being a random shooting. the victim, who was at the hospital consulting with his doctor about a stabbing injury, may not have known the man who shot him three times. police say

safety issue that the program was intended to solve, which it did very well, but it is starting to reemerge. for instance, we had a very long time driver -- i believe he was a veteran of about 50 years. we love this guy, and we really really want him to have an option to do something other than to just keep plugging away into his 80's. similarly, some inequities have arisen. i am aware, for instance, of a relatively young medallion holder with a hip problem. in process, i hope to secure his family's future. we had an 80-year-old medallion holder who came down with cancer shortly after the sign up ended. she died a few months later. her family gets nothing. my understanding is that the sellers pool has been completely exhausted at this point. you have now over 1000 willing buyers. you have many people who would love to sell, and yet, there is just kind of a hiatus. i would urge you to, even if you have not decided what you want to do long term, at least continue the program and that had been working reasonably well these last couple of years. if nothing else, on a case by case basis allow so

perhaps the most pleasant surprise of all of this was ryan terrain's reemergence.e didn't touch the ball once in the first three games of the year. yesterday, he closed for 135 yards on 19 carries, including that 20-yard touchdown run. hey coach, remember me now? >> he has big play ability. we have seen it last year, hopefully he can stay healthy. i think everybody saw what he did when he did come in and this last game, he made some excellent runs, big-time runs. and hopefully, you know, he could do that through the remainder of the season. >> interesting way to put it. now will it be him or tim hightower who starts against the eagles in two weeks. he kind of ducked that question saying we will play the best players, but saying that he injured his shoulder yesterday. >>> meanwhile, do you remember the last time they had a great pass rush? if you are under 25, chances are you don't. they were the last group of redskins striking fear into opposing quarterbacks. perhaps until now that they had seven sacks. rookie ryan added his third. the skins d is getting stouter by

child sacrifice, a ritual that was rare here until three years ago, when it reemerged, coinciding with a boom in the ugandan economy. it is widely believed that some members of the new elite are paying which doctors sums of money for the ancient practice in the belief it will bring them greater wealth and good health, but these people do not sacrifice their own children. in the villages that surround the capital kampala, i hear horrific stories. >> where you found the body. >> one woman found the decapitated body of her 6-year- old grandson stephen who had been missing for hours. the local witch doctor had confessed to sacrificing him. the police did not want to investigate. >> they offered me money to keep quiet. >> she refused the offer. uganda has a child sacrifice police task force. the families' complaints of corruption and slow investigations. father has sold their home to pay for medical treatment, and they are near the slums. they are also waiting for justice. the men that allen claimed the attack him live in this complex. members of the community say they continue to take chil

i will say that people cannot get trapped into this internet craziness that is probably going to reemerge. if the grup yon deal does come at a low number and investors decide they don't want to pay attention to the valuations of wall street, they will set their own valuations and that could start yet another little mini internet bubble. >> susie: all right, buyer beware, thank you so much, david, for all your thoughts, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> susie: we've been speaking with david menlow, president of i. p. o. financial. still ahead, we go "beyond the scoreboard" with the owner of the florida panthers. cliff viner tells us why he took the leap from minority investor to owner of one of the n.h.l.'s most successful expansion teams. in what could be the largest trade case ever filed against china, american solar panel makers accuse the chinese of using billions of dollars in government subsidies to gain control of the american market. the case could affect more than $2 billion in solar panel imports and, as darren gersh reports, could become a key political flashpoint. >> lets be c

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so potentially we have here a very key moment in the conflict in libya and perhaps in the reemergence, the effort to rebuild the country under the auspices of the national transitional council. there's plenty more no doubt to come from sirte. let's go on now to -- we'll call it a minor row. it's broken out over how the australian prime minister greeted queen elizabeth. the queen on her 16th visit to australia, and the prime minister, julia gillard, who's been a republican, was there to greet her as she landed. the issue is this, the curtsy, or rather, the lack of it, more of a gentle bow there. but she didn't curtsy. some people in the australian press describing that as disrespectful to her majesty. the prime minister has defended her greeting, saying it was entirely within protocol. >> the advice to was very clear, that in terms of dealing with the royal family, whether you want to curtsy, whether you want to bow is a question for you that they, you know, are happy with what people art are -- the people are comfortable with. as i greeted the queen, she extended her hook, and i shook

have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is the kind of reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. you're with r t live here in moscow still ahead the businessmen behind bars for to the morning trial starts in new york we hear opinion suggesting that america's determination elp weighs the evidence a fair hearing is unlikely. plus trade or trusts the e.u. wants gas from russia's gazprom reads its european offices report on whether it's stoking new fuel friction. russia and china's relations got a seven billion dollar boost earlier this week that huge trade deals came during prime minister putin's visit to beijing his first since declaring he will run for president next year investment specialist francis lund believes that

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack it is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city on the siege allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing this. if you missed any of our stories they're just a click away twenty four seven on our website at r.t. dot com here's some of what's there for you right now. more tension on the west bank as israeli police used tear gas to disperse palestinians protesting against security checks. and doomsday. makes its closest approach to earth to find out why scientists are more concerned. recent raids by e.u. regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to room view supply deals to europe industry analysts say the searches were a desperate act to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms. as the stor

have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that kind of reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is his to going to be a war crime if it is a war crime and i think it has to start immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to free and they're not and they're not doing that. egypt also endured an outbreak of violence this week the worst since the february revolution that toppled president hosni mubarak more than twenty four killed and hundreds injured as clashes erupted between coptic christians and security forces in the capital cairo it started as a peaceful rally calling for justice over attacks on christian churches by muslim extremists military vehicles were seen charging through the crowds plowing into the protesters while troops fired rubber bullets and tear gas state controlled media blamed christian protesters who despite witnesses saying that unconnected troublemakers were behind t

have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that kind of reemergence of the double time that what's happening in libya now is he going to be a war crime if it is a will cry and i think that has to stop immediately has to be a negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. stay with us here on r t still to come the businessman behind bars if there was a running trial starts in new york week your opinion is suggesting america's determination the airwaves the evidence be a fair hearings like what's. worked for you was chaos for russia's gas problem but this european officer or whether it's stoking fuel for action. but first russia and china's relations got a seven billion dollar boost this week and huge trade deals come during prime minister putin this visit to beijing the first since declaring her run for president next year investment specialist francis lund believes strengthening their ties

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack on it is a war crime and i think that has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. the trial of russian businessman vic to boot to queues to beleaguered sales got underway in new york this week he was arrested in thailand and three years ago and extradited to the u.s. in two thousand and ten if found guilty of trafficking weapons he could face life behind bars the seat of journalist daniel a student believes america is determined to get sentence which means he has people chance of the fair trial even though the evidence against him is thin. the united states government is going to a very very hard time proving that their target is guilty and it's going to very difficult time making the label of me

have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that kind of reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack it is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. stay with us here on r t still to come when trade turns to mistrust the e.u. wants gas from russia but really it's european offices we report on whether it's still being a new fuel for a chip. in the stand by your man because the meeting coming and endangered species we explain why russian dudes are a dying breed. but first russia and china's relations got a seven billion dollar boost this week the huge trade deals come during prime minister putin's visit to beijing his first since declaring her run for president next year investment specialist francis long thinks that strengthening their ties could pave the way for a ne

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of a double standard what's happening in libya now is is to going to be a war crime if our concert is a war crime and i think that has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and out of civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. the trial of the russian businessman victim who took used of illegal arms sales got underway in new york this week he was arrested in thailand three years ago and extradited to the us in twenty ten if found guilty of trafficking weapons he could face life behind bars and syndicate of the new student believes america is determined to get boots sentence which means he has little chance of a trial even though the evidence against him is thin. the united states government is going to have a very very hard time proving moving tribute is guilty and very difficult making the label of merchant of death stick in a court of law

have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that from a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is it's going to be a war crime the attack on sirte is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. time now to update you on some other international developments international headlines now in our world update israel has publicist of the palestinians to be freed in exchange of a country soldier gilad shalit since the modern historic prisoner swap of the most of them are to be released on tuesday while the rest will be freed in december and last leader has said no agreements been reached with israel on the date of when the soldier will be handled who's expected to be returned home during the first phase of the swap. the worst flooding in thailand for half a century that's left almost three hundred people de

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack it is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing this. clashes continue in syria where opposition supporters out falling in the with steps of egyptian revolutionaries so don't tell website to find out how russia is trying to help find a way to end the conflict our reporter on the told the b.b.c. were in opposition in moscow at all to dot com. it's television all street about the movement of people who say their lives have been ruined by bankers big business and the government is spreading across the u.s. and beyond over a thousand people have taken to the streets of los angeles in solidarity with the occupy wall street absolutes in new york but i won't believe the story from the

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime if it is a war crime and i think that has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege and allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. clashes carry on in syria where protesters are following in the footsteps of libya's rebel fighters if you. don't find out how . much we report on the syrian opposition. online. the eurozone has thought on its mind today slovakia the last country to ratify a new bailout plan to rescue heavily indebted european nations the agreement is hanging by a thread as one of the book's poorest countries appears in doubt over whether to pass the costly package. following the story. greece might of being smack bang at the center of attention recently because the euro is in crisis rumbles on another member states of being off to vote on the

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is is to going to be a war crime the attack on sirte is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender their new put the city under siege allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing this bang clashes continue in syria where opposition supporters are falling in the footsteps of egyptian revolutionaries so log on to our web site to find out how russia is trying to help find a way to end the conflict report on the talks with the syrian opposition at r.t.l. com. as anti wall street protests spread wide across the u.s. and crowds swelling new york there's been a huge time from decisions now to last week launched a blistering attack on the campaign is my bloomberg now says that demonstrators can stay in the streets for as long as they want to so they larger numbers have led to police blocking of some m

we have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is that on a reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack it is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing this. and clashes carried on in syria where protesters are following in the footsteps of libya's rebel fighters you can log on to our website i don't comment on all the time you can find out there how russia is battling to mediate a way out of the bloodshed report on the syrian opposition is visit to moscow that's on line for you twenty four seventh's. to bring us up to date for the moment up to twenty five minutes past the hour in the russian capital with a recap of our top stories for you at half past next though it's the business news with kareena. into business here at r.t. thanks for joining me russia and china are creating a

have to stop this attack and i think what we're beginning to see is if you like is the kind of reemergence of the double standards what's happening in libya now is going to be a war crime the attack on sirte is a war crime and i think it has to stop immediately has to be a negotiation they have to be allowed to surrender but more importantly i think if they don't surrender then you put the city under siege allow the civilians to flee and they're not and they're not doing that. well remember we call our top stories our website as well is what else we got for you without heat or cons and i president obama sending troops into central africa now but this. concerned that america's growing global military presence is turning into military pressure. that you can exclusively on our website come to mortal enemies of russia's last czar under the icon not all of the communist revolution seem to put their differences aside to mark their friendship with a drink but police didn't appreciate them and rewrite history why again find out. recent raids by ear regulators on the european offices of russian ene