and that was sara first reporting from moscow. the european union has bowed to the demands of its heavyweight members who grow weary of paying for the mistakes of the smaller nations at a summit in brussels they've agreed to change the current workings of the bailout system the new measures include fines for those members that overspend and creating a stash but come short of the tough punishments for overspend as proposed by germany which pay dearly to rescue greece from its crisis. from the u.k.'s tax presence told r.t. the changes to the treaty too small for a lot of states to consider them a success. the commission and the the council seem to be suggesting that although there's a treaty change it's considered to be a minor treaty change bearing in mind that the last change with respect to the m.e.p. numbers adding a few more piece to the numbers that was achieved by a short meeting held in brussels without recourse to any referendum i'm not sure to what extent there is going to be a sort of a massive treaty change at this still

arms equipment available to military and civilian security forces has taken place here in moscow sara first went along for a ride on one of the new super vehicles at the frontline of the war on terror. fourteen. red. states and here is. the main. thing that there isn't a. and throughout the day they gave me a month's supply back. i just love russian forces a capable this is a three day event that combines full connected specialized exhibitions one with the international exhibition at police and defense technologies another is the international specialist exhibition of technical systems and facilities the board a service and specialized international exhibition at the medical equipment and technology in that area is one of the largest events its kind in russia and it's a very unique event with the book from the russian government that's the only exhibition in russia that demonstrates in the way it does the technical capabilities of the forces and the equipment you have a demonstration by the russian interior ministry and. the combat operations and you can see now that the landing that enable

it's a rather grim one the town of car a bash which is one of the most polluted places on earth sara first now reports it's now having to clear up its reputation. it's a bleak sight the ricci when you're right in the small russian town of caravan a legacy of environmental destruction once and the title of one of the most polluted towns in the wells it's a large cup and a century of toxic fumes and chemical waste left the landscape it devastated but it's the residents who have really suffered from the hordes of cardiovascular diseases respiratory diseases into the justice system diseases are coming in the want to call diseases here is rather i. under new ownership since two thousand and three the plant has begun cleaning up its act to progress. we immediately began renovation but you can see for yourself the problems that our company of the here is it. to preserve and develop. remains to be done. it's not who's found it takes the region's rich copper deposits and has contributed to the economic progress if the last twenty years the price of pay for the economic boom has been enormous with t

source of the pollution is also their livelihood steps have been taken to clean up although as sara first reports for our team next it might be too little too late. it's a bleak sight the treaty when you're right in the small russian town of carabao a legacy of environmental destruction once earned it the title of one of the most polluted towns in the world its thing to a large copper smiled and a century of toxic fumes and chemical waste left the landscape here devastated but it's the residents who have really suffered and the people of the cardiovascular diseases respiratory diseases in digestive system diseases are common in the world of oncological diseases here is rather high. under new ownership since two thousand and three the plant has begun cleaning up its act the progress is slowly. we immediately began renovation but you can see for yourself the problems that our company of inherited were doing a lot to preserve and develop her about but of course lots more still remains to be done. the smelter was founded to exploit the region's rich copper deposits and has contributed to the

children of russia's elite to live recklessly beyond the law and we find some of the images in sara first report disturbing. when valarie third day it was names down by a car it was the beginning of a long and very difficult road to recovery it was there but thought that valerie was not there if they say instead that was five years ago and then if anything our neighbor to say that but investigated he suffered horrific injuries and the memories of that day still very clear in his mind. i remember exactly how it all happened moment by moment my friend ilya and myself were standing here as we pointed he left across the street in the green light i remember the green light vividly i had turned and started walking in that direction when i heard a sound and saw something flying towards me the driver of the car was eighteen year old abuse of the daughter of a former high ranking f.s.b. officer for larry's case or they being denied a criminal trial did make it to the civil courts. we are three hundred thousand dollars in compensation she was sentenced to pay three thousand dollars to me and she di

mother a regional electoral committee official could have took the case in her favor and sought to sara first now reports it's not the first time a kid with connections in russia has been accused of escaping. when valarie the day it was made down by it was the beginning of a long and very difficult to recover. it was this bus stop that valerie was not that the fiercely ended but that was five years ago and since then he's been our neighbor to say but investigated he suffered horrific injuries and the memories of that day are still very clear in his mind. i remember exactly how it all happened moment by moment my friend oh yeah and myself we're standing here as we parted he left across the street on the green light i remember the green light vividly i had turned and began walking in that direction when i heard a sound and saw something flying towards me the driver of the car was eighteen year old. daughter of a former high ranking f.s.b. officer for larry's case or they being denied a criminal trial did make it to the civil courts with. we asked for one hundred thousand dollars in compensation

earlier i spoke to sara first to find out more about the center that she visited. a luxury place we the main area where they treated you had essentially over fifty people in one room was quite conditions and they kept there for around a month initially. just fed bread and water and very basic foods also essentially going cold turkey. said we speak to people who face going through the treatment at the time and come three managed to get clean and have now moved on with their lives they said it's incredibly hard i mean quiting a drug addiction is never going to be easy actually this huge support network that they have here and the fact that they're all in it together really is very very helpful you got people in the situation t. and that's really a very positive thing for them you mention the drugs raise them in are actually forced to go then to these three places they are yes it is a volunteer last time because the people like the raid that we went on the people that we saw. when they're in the grips of drug addiction are of the not particularly capable of making log

green such as smelting copper transform the town and pollution is choked this once charming place sara first reports from the toxic town nicknamed the black point of the planet. thank you it's a bleak sight that greets you when you're right in the small russian town of care about a legacy of environmental destruction once earned the title of one of the most polluted towns in the world it's going to a large copper smelter and a century of toxic fumes and chemical waste left the landscape here devastated but it's the residents who really suffer from the horrible cardiovascular diseases respiratory diseases or just of system diseases are going on in the world on quad core diseases here and is rather high. under new ownership since two thousand and three the plant has begun cleaning up its act the progress is slowly. we immediately began renovation but you can see for yourself the problems that our company of inherited were doing a lot to preserve and develop care about but of course lots more still remains to be done. the smelters found it to explore the region's rich copper deposits and has co

artie's sara first reporting from moscow and president that is full video blogs on our home page our website r t dot com if you like catch study for interested also online and i were talking about i hate a month from the arctic a massive expedition is heading for the north pole to explore the consequences of climate change there are teams on board as well take my cameras there we've got the porters there updating that blog online constantly you can catch up with it keep up to date with it at our table. and for the world news and brief stories now a controversial dutch m.p. known for a strong anti islamic views is going on trial for inciting hatred it stems from a speech the get veiled is made where he compared islam to naziism called for the qur'an to be banned however the court failed to move forward with the cases billed as exercised his right to silence is lawyer also accused the judge of bias and requested a substitution if convicted builders' faces up to the year in prison all of us developing news stories about a toxic waste reservoir in hungary killing two people injuring doze

sara? >> first of all, wasn't to make a correction, the leather socks don't need to be dry cleaned.rote in, congrats, hoda, your book is kicking. go hoda, go hoda, go hoda, get your book, go hoda, hi kath, that's what it says. >> what did she say? >> hi kath. >> all about said to hohoda. >>> from twisted sister to broadway, dee snider is in "the rock of ages". >> he's an absolute pussycat. we'll be right back. happy sunshine time! ♪ [ man ] ♪ grab a pop-tart and you might just start ♪ ♪ to sing songs like a meadow lark ♪ ♪ stretch and yawn ♪ blow a kiss to mom ♪ cause pop-tarts mornings are the bomb ♪ ♪ so, rise and shiiiiine i'm home. toilet's fixed. [ male announcer ] of all the things that happen on your wooden surfaces, disinfecting has to be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes. safe on wood. hard on germs. trick or treat. trick or treat. weren't you guys just here? no. yes. no. [ female announcer ] make halloween the most fun night of the year. walmart has this candy for an average of 20% less than other stores. save money. live better. walmart. walmart has this candy for an

the first day was to meet with sara to meet about books. we discovered that we both had an older brother thing that she had a brother who was as mysterious to her as mine was to me. it was so perfect, cynthia, we had launched on our brothers. we stayed there for the next 3 hours, and closed the cafe. sara said this brother sister thing is huge and no one writes about it, no one talks about it, the affect our brothers and sisters has on us. this is your next book, this is what you need to write. are you kidding me, i could never write anything so personal, never. that is how it started. when you >> when you were working on this, friends, you would talk about my relationship with my difficult older brother, what happened? what doors opened up, what did you learn about what people carry around about their siblings? >> it is huge. so many share this. it is like the asian flu. the first year of trying to work on this, i couldn't do it, so i approached it like a reporter. i was dancing around what it was really about, which is the red hot emotion

the first day was to meet with sara to meet about books. we discovered that we both had an older brother thing that she had a brother who was as mysterious to her as mine was to me. it was so perfect, cynthia, we had launched on our brothers. we stayed there for the next 3 hours, and cled

first year. after my son turned one. but that was an emotional -- >> sara, we're going to come back to you. he same question. you know, i realize that she's right every day with having kids. i think that's sort of what happens. you think your parents are overprotective and they are too nervous when you're grog up and why can't they let me do my thing. then you have kids and your heartbeats every time they take a step and you protect them. just becoming a mother, you're like oh, i get it. i'm my mom. >> pay back. >> you can watch the premier of "the talk" at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 1:00 p.m. central and pacific time right here on cbs. first guest is christie brinkley. first guest is christie brinkley. >>> use them on lose them. meg whitman's hometown newspaper said it best: "meg whitman has demonstrated a loose relationship with the truth" "a poor understanding of government" "pat solutions for problems whose depth and complexity clearly elude her" "she utterly lacks the qualifications to be governor" jerry brown "offers california exactly what it needs" "good ideas, strong principles, a reputatio

new hampshire is where the first primary will be held in the next presidential election and sara palinlenty of encouragement to run today. >> will you be our next president? please? >> thank you for your encouragement. [ indiscernible ] >> they are going to say what they are going to say. >> the deadline to register to vote in california for the november election is tonight at midnight. >>> the rangers are just two wins away from their first world series. gary has stat storee ahead in sports and the giants and the phillys are back in san francisco both getting ready for >>> good evening everybody the yankees are in a hole. the rangers went into yankee stadium and tonight owned the new yorkers. petit was cool, 7 innings, allowing only two runs. hottest pitcher in the game, lee, struck out 3 times tonight. jeter three times. 7-0 life time in postseason. 1.26 e.r.a. 8-0 texas. they have led 25-27 innings in the series. they are up 2 games to one. giants and phillys flew through the night. got on the field this afternoon. rollins, had a three run double last night, ryan howard, they will b

but first, here are their distinguished profiles. born, detroit, 50 years of age, wife sara, two children. religion, none. atheist. politics, independent. michigan state university b.a. psychology. university of chicago m.a. and ph.d. sociology. national laboratory. specializing in nuclear waste disposal four years. university of chicago, center on aging, senior research associate, 15 years and currently. london school of hygiene and tropical medicines senior research associate 10 years and currently. university of illinois - chicago school of public health professor four years and currently. coauthor, "the quest for immortality, science at the frontiers ofk aging." hobbies, fishing, running. stewart j. olshanski, born queens, new york. 56 years of age. wife sonya. two children. jewish and unitarian. politics, independent. massachusetts institute of technology, b.a. computer science and literature. kurzweil technologies. parent company to nine companies. specializing in artificial intelligence. speech and character pattern recognition. and technology trend forecasting. found

sara is now joining us. first of all, the passengers. i know they had to hop off that plane. i imagine they all had to be rescreened and their bags, as well. where do they stand right now? >> well, you're right. they had rescreened all of the passengers. they have found nothing suspicious. they are no now rescreening the baggage to make sure there is nothing here in the way of suspicious. >> and that plane, is it still there on the tarmac? >> yes, it is still on the tarmac. it is behind me. you can see where they are moving that luggage through an x-ray machine, checking it out to make sure everything is fine. >> everyone wants to be careful. we have some ideas, maybe you're getting information quicker than we are here. any idea who this guy was, this guy that didn't have a package? take me back and explain to me how this whole thing unfolded. >> well, it was small around 10:30, 11:00 this morning when there was some suspicious activity going on. it was two baggage handlers had noticed a third gentleman who they didn't know and who did not have a badge. now, that individual i

sara for all the latest details on this developing story. well russian and u.s. special forces have conducted the first step.

scheduled to take place in brussels on december the first and second will see the approval of a new action plan which we are currently working on sara people wanted here in russia by the law have been known to us europe as a safe haven problems related to the persecution of certain individuals affect the overall state of russia relations this is a very sensitive issue you probably know that the problem here is the shortcomings of russian relations in the sphere of observing international law situation concerning akhmed zakayev is a clear example of this he obviously took part in terrorist activity on the territory of the russian federation despite this fact he is granted political asylum by an e.u. state he is free to move from one european country to another obviously there is no way we can put up with this situation and of course things like that do have an influence on the character and atmosphere of our diplomatic relations that's why i'd like to call on our european partners to be more responsible because if they continue to act as they do now it will have a negative effect on the development of our relations thank you very muc

the first is on sara palin, we ran 53% of those surveyed said they would never consider voting for sarah palin to be president. she is an extraordinarily polarizing person. a lot of leaders do not like her. a recent poll part her personal rating at 20% -- 25%. i'm not sure how much she would describe yourself as a leader. she is a leader. there has been an effort by some like michelle bachman to position herself as a litter. she helped create a caucus and 49 house members signed on but there was a widespread backlash from the tea party leaders at the prospect the house was creating a tea party caucus. the idea is it is leaderless. jason schafitz refused to join the house caucus because he said that was not appropriate. that led to some division and some people who had signed on hedging a little bit and saying they were endorsing the movement but there were not implying it endorses them. we saw with the pledge to america that the house conference put out that leaders blasted the republican document, saying it did not go far enough. my pantmike pence did not sign contract from america whic

but first, here are their distinguished profiles. born, detroit, 50 years of age, wife sara, two children. religion, none. atheist. politics, independent. michigan state university b.a. psychology. university of chicago m.a. and ph.d. sociology. national laboratory. specializing in nuclear waste disposal four years. university of chicago, center on aging, senior research associate, 15 years and currently. london school of hygiene and tropical medicines senior research associate 10 years and currently. university of illinois - chicago school of public health professor four years and currently. coauthor, "the quest for immortality, science at the frontiers of aging." hobbies, fishing, running. stewart j. olshanski, born queens, new york. 56 years of age. wife sonya. two children. jewish and unitarian. politics, independent. massachusetts institute of technology, b.a. computer science and literature. kurzweil technologies. parent company to nine companies. specializing in artificial intelligence. speech and character pattern recognition. and technology trend forecasting. founde

it's new director, sara manzano-diaz told us about women's progress in the workforce and what the obama administration is doing for women workers. >> the firstegislation that the president passed was the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. the first month he was in. he created the white house council women and girls and we created a forum called the white house forum on flexibility. and the first time probably in the history of our nation we had a president talking about the need for flexibility but not just from a woman's standpoint. and not even from a family standpoint. but from an economic standpoint. >> this year, the women's bureau turned 90. just as women became the majority of american workers. manzano-diaz will focus on four key issues: pay equity, work-life balance, women in science technology, engineering and math or stem jobs, and assistance for homeless women veterans. women need to advance in non-traditional fields to close the pay gap. >> we are look at ways in which the green economy not only do we promote women in terms of green jobs but we are also promoting women in terms of green entrepreneurship. we have a pilot program in atl

the story still to come but first reports say that twenty people are being arrested in georgia for allegedly spying for russia our correspondent sara firth has all the details. pollution police have reportedly detained twenty suspects and they vickie's spying for russia all of the detainees a georgian sister and under suspicion of having created a spy network and sending back her secret information to russia well the timing of these reporters detentions comes of a good thing concerns about the internal situation in georgia and their oppression of the opposition that now in march this year the u.s. state department released a report that details human rights abuses including kidnapping and assault this looks like another of george's internal political battles in russia is used as the boogie man as usual russia doesn't need a spy network in georgia would be waste of resources russian officials can get all the information in georgia without leaving their desks there's a massive georgian john spirit here in russia strong towards the homeland so there's absolutely no need for any old spawn methods to gather intelligence it's all basical

first-round series tonight in philly. the details on yesterday's games and some college football now from espn news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm sarah with your espn news update. baseball's postseason rolls on. the braves and giants. game one of the nlds. lincecum, going strong. eric hinske strikes out. that was strikeout number 12. in the ninth, hayward staking out. tim lincecum dominating. a complete game two-hitter. giants win it, 1-0. >>> ron gardenhire and the twins looking to even up the alds against the yankees. karl pavano, the inside cast ball. next pitch, lance berkman. the double off the wall in center. jorge posada would come in to score. the yankees take a 3-2 lead. after the double, the twins meeting on the mound. ron gardenhire gets tossed. yankees go on to win it, 5-2. >>> rangers at rays. texas trying to go up 2-0, on tampa bay. texas up 2-0, in this game. michael young rushing a ball to center. rangers up 5-0. james shields not pleased. neither is joe maddon. he gets tossed, as well. >>> number seven nebraska, taking on kansas state. third quarter, 17-3. martinez out of the shotgun, takes off downfield. goes all t

our first subject is our back door security guard george. >> oh, hi. i'm here to cesar ase see saraan you tell me how to find her? okay. >> hey! get off me, man! get off me. hey, hey, hey! >> jimmy: there you go. nicely done, george. not bad at all. not good, but not bad. next, a man who i think is a former green beret -- no? our next test of staff parking lot security guard rickie. >> hey, fork you, man. >> jimmy: that's funny, rickie. he's a funny guy. all right, so, here we go -- >> hey, hey, hey! >> jimmy: here comes rickie. walkie in hand. >> what are you going to do, man? >> i need assistance in park nine. >> what you going to do? huh? >> jimmy: and there we go. oh, that's -- and down goes rickie. well, rickie got -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know what, though? he gave it 110%, so that counts for something. we really should just hire the guy who had the spray paint, right? and finally a woman who guards the stairway to my office, and the most feared and respected women in all of security guard-ville. the perpetually befuddled adolina. >> they just brought some cake from upsta

moscow this is altie but first breaking news this hour reports say twenty people have been arrested in georgia for allegedly spying for russia now let's go straight to our to you sara for more details now on this situation sara what more do we know on this now. but this is the only poting story that's happening today at the mavens and the jews and police have reportedly detained twenty suspects and they vickie's it's buying for russia now it's that the reports are saying that these people have been accused of creating a spy network and delivering secret information back to russia that julian citizens and of course it's a good people in mind of the spy scandal that we saw unfold this summer now not instant.

of the procedure during the first hearing as just one example of what critics say is a trend among the children of russia's elite to live recklessly beyond the law r.t. sara for three ports. when valarie the day it was no use down by a car it was the beginning of a long and very difficult to recover it was this bus stop that valerie was not that the seriously injured but that was five years ago and since then he's been unable to say that but investigation he suffered horrific injuries and the memories of that day the still very clear in his mind. i remember exactly how it all happened moment by moment my friend and we so we're standing here as we parted to cross the street on the green light remember the green light rivered we had turned and began walking through that direction when i heard a sound and saw something flying towards me the driver of the car was eighteen year old. daughter of a former high ranking f.s.b. officer for larry's case all they being tonight a criminal trial does make it to the civil courts. we ask for three million rules in compensation she was sentenced to paying one hundred thousand roubles to me and she did instalments would be

sara, i'm deputy director of f.e.r. aftera member of the body to the housing development. i encourage you to ask that the third draft reincorporate some of the smart growth that the first draft that were exercised in the most recent draft. as you can see from the list of public -- comments, henderson who is representing district five and eight and one have all expressed concerns about the current document as that that -- as has the housing collision and the golden gate heights neighborhood association. tim and i are here today. everybody else is exhausted with the process. but -- we'll make our cases if we can. >> page three of the housing element outlines the core values of the housing element. first to prioritize permanently affordable housing. second to recognize and preserve neighborhood character. third to integrate housing jobs and transportation and infrastructure. four to cultivate the city as a sustainable model of development. we agree with all of those values and feel that they could be supported -- supported in a well crafted housing element. unfortunately we feel that the current draft of the housing element strips away its -- much of the the support for number