they say the 17-year-old is slowly being weaned off drugs that are keeping him sedated. >>> $1.3 million is how much

doctors sedated the boy while they continue to clean sand out of his system. the other boy was not hurt. >> today is the last day companies are allowed to sell drop side cribs. safety officials banning the

is. >> that sedat said that to nasser? >> no, no. nasser had said that to sedat. >> oh. i couldn't dispute that. there's another thing i tell folks i know a whole lot about a little, and i know a whole lot about what i just talked with you about. that i couldn't, i couldn't dispute that. um, i think there's still work to be done on the evolution of things after the eisenhower years. the tendency of the colonial, or the diplomatic historians has been to assume the eisenhower doctrine, policies were abject failures and that nasser ends up being allied with the soviets. i'm not sure nasser was ever really -- it's true the soviets helped build aswan dam, that's true. but nasser played both sides against the middle. and whether the united states could not be trust thed, i don't know, you could take that kind of statement and look at it two or three different ways, couldn't you? certainly, the allies didn't think they could be trusted to do what they wanted. i'm sorry it's a poor answer, i'm just not qualified to answer any better. >> thank you. >> i think if i know my history

to the supposed minor cuts and bruises i figured it was time to visit one of the black seas more sedate tourist attractions then maybe get myself something to eat. one thing you learn quite quickly about the russians is that they love their bread whether it's brown blanc roy it pretty much comes with everything but we just call it strains in the two years i've been traveling around this country i've never seen one of those. it's a replica of a mill that was grinding flour in this area more than a century ago and with the help of a few modern improvements it's back in business. the history of this company is fairly typical of russia founded in eight hundred ninety five it was nationalized in one thousand eight team. in the one nine hundred thirty s. it was renamed sickle and hammer and wasn't until the early one nine hundred sixty s. . a few years ago the original mill was stripped transported and rebuilt here and the old gears were given a new lease of life. but it really is a timeless bit of engineering. and not energy. is then converted down here by these wheels. and this one is part

first the mouse was sedated then seen from above the mouse was injected with tiny particles called nano tubes. if you shine a line on the mouse the nano tube circulating inside begin to glow. as they continue to circulate they grow more and more brightly provide ag clear, crisp image of the animal's internal organs. >> you have the lungs then a glowing signal from all over the mouse. they go to different organs and start flowing through the blood. >> reporter: using a special software the scientists then came up for a revealing anatomical map. >> we were even to distinguish organs that you couldn't distinguish like the pancrease. >> reporter: ct scans and x- rays reveal more in the body, this method has one advantage. >> you are not using radiation which is an upside. >> reporter: not only that the technology is less expensive. the stanford team hopes glowing nano tubes will beret tract the effectiveness of cancer drugs and research and may one day help patients in the clinic. >> for example, if we use nano tubes for drug delivery we will be able to flow where the drug is going to in th

first, the mouse was sedated. seen here in profile from above, the mouse was injected with tiny particles. these nanotubes have an unusual quality. if you shine a light, the nanotubes begin to glow. as they continue to circulate, they glow more and more brightly. providing a clear crisp image of the internal organs. >> you have the lungs and then the kidneys, then a glowing signal as the nan no tubes go to different organs. >> scientist came up with a revealing anatomical map. >> we were able to distinguish organs that you couldn't normally distinguish, like the pancreas. right here between the spleen and the kidney. >> more in the body, this method has one advantage. >> you're not using radiation, which is an upside. >> not only that, but technology is less expensive. the stanford team hopes glowing nanotubes will have better research and help patients in the clinic. >> for example, if we use nanotubes, we will be able to know where the drug is going to in the body. >> while the safety of nanotubes is a being con

his doctors have weekend him off the drugs that kept him sedated and the 17-year-old is now functioning on his own. last saturday the teenager got trapped under 7 feet of sand for 15 minutes after a cave he had been digging with friends collapsed. nightly prayer vigils continue at the teen aiminger's church in alamo. >>> the city of alameda has brought in a retired state fire marshal to investigate the controversial drowning of a suicidal man at crown beach. ruben grahalva has a web site offering public safety reports. he will issue a report on the much criticized responses in the case of the suicidal man. crews did not go into the water because they are not properly trained in water res cues due to budget cuts. >>> tonight the oakland city council will try again to pass a new city budget hours before the new fiscal year begins. tonight's meeting is a follow- up to tuesday's meeting when council members debated three different budget plans. they could not agree on which one to pass. the deadline to pass the budget is midnight tonight. >>> we're still waiting for word from governor jerry

doctors sedated the boy while they continue to clean sand out of his system. the other boy was not hurt. >> today is the last day companies are allowed to sell drop side cribs. safety officials banning the popular cribs because their design can lead to strangulation or suffocation. the new rules are the first change in crib standards in third years. hotels, motels and day care centers will be allowed to use the cribs for another 18 months and then they, too, must comply with the tougher standards. >> a new report finds violent shows and nighttime tv could be part of the reason your preschooler can't sleep. the study followed 600 3 to 5-year-olds are tied to trouble falling asleep. non-violent shows didn't have a connection to sleeping trouble. you can check out the study this morning in the journal pediatrics. >> a group of internet hackers says it is disbanding but will that end online attacks? for more on that and news before the bell it's nicole lapin. good morning. >> good morning to you. futures are relatively flat ahead of the u.s. open as investors a bi

they say the 17-year-old is being slowly weaned off of drugs that are keeping him sedated. >>> oakland doing what it can to keep its officers on the street. the city council looking at a proposal to save 44 police jobs. now, it sounds like good news but as "today in the east bay" cheryl hurd reports there's a lot more to it. >> oakland is stepping into the realm of common sense. >> reporter: oakland city councilmembers are trying to figure out ways to put cops on the streets. >> if we get 44 back, i would love to put 44 back in police cars giving service to the city. >> reporter: that's easier said than done. >> we can't afford to be a city where we have only police and fire running around but nothing else keeping our children motivated, inspired. >> reporter: there's a $58 billion deficit looming over the city. a tentative compromise has been reached with the open police union and four other city employee groups. they are willing to pay a part of their pension plan. but the problem is this. if councilmembers vote to carve out money to bring 44 of them back, 44 officers will be heading

ryan buchanan's family says doctors have weaned him off all sedation medication and are using new medicine to reduce seizures. he has apparently had a few seizures but he is functioning on his own, breathing without a machine. he has not opened his eyes. they could in the next few days open. ryan was injured saturday at a beach near watsonville. he was digging a tunnel taller than he was in the sand when it collapsed on him. >>> the city of alameda has found someone to conduct an independent review of the memorial day drowning of an apparently suicidal man. the city has chosen a former state fire marshall who has also served as the director of cal fire to head that review. he'll take a look at how he died and the city's response. alameda came under scrutiny after emergency responders stood around for an hour while zach waded into the water off crown beach and eventually drowned. crews said city policy prevented them from acting. the inquiry is expected to be completed by the end of september and results will be presented at a public meeting. >>> time is running out for oakland city council

they say the 17-year-old is slowly being weaned off drugs that are keeping him sedated. >>> $1.3 million is how much b.a.r.t. will pay oscar grant's mother. the settlement includes no admission of fault by b.a.r.t. the decision, she says, was difficult. >> no amount of money will ever make he sat feed. what would make me satisfied is my son would be here. that's what would satisfy me. >> grant was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer. b.a.r.t. settled with oscar grant's daughter for $1.5 million in january of 2010. >>> happening right now, new mexico's monster is on the move. that inferno racing towards a place with contaminated waste. so far 93 square miles have burned and 12,000 people are on the run. the radioactive barrels are protected, officials insist. >>> now to a story of turning a life threatening situation into a life-long commitment involving last friday's am trash crash. edly lawler and nancy wilson came to the u.s. looking for adventure and got it. they were on that train outside of reno when a truck slammed into the side of it, killing six and injuring dozens more. >> we se

there are people are drinking on them are the new freedom from reactor one type of campaign that very sedate you know they say releases are not responsible the staff laugh this off take orders anybody if anybody dying in there. could be safely. please ultimately a young woman mother of three children who she was twenty eight years old i'm not mistaken. consume about two gallons of water. a lot of it you know for you ok you really do know what if we get too much water and i have. a feeling you. know i did this is what it feels like when you're drowning. just hours later jennifer strange died. the family's attorney asked the f.c.c. to take the radio station's license away for two years later the f.c.c. has done nothing with that intercom station instead it has rewarded intercourse with fourteen additional station licenses let's look at it to which your entercom doesn't have the chain of command in which case why are they giving licenses or they did have a chain of command and they approve this again why are we giving these people or radio license why aren't we thinking about pulling some of th

least fifteen reportedly dead including children following an airstrike west of tripoli and comes to sedate after the of lions admitted to killing civilians from play me a weapon is now functional. and the prime minister of greece is facing a curse full confidence vote in his recently reached awful governments the outcome could determine whether he'll be able to push through a new austerity package to secure another much needed injection of cash from the new yorker sports news is up next here in artsy with anger. hello there thanks for watching the sports these are the headlines. cruising through the owner of the oval leads the russian charge into the second round at wimbledon on the note of you upset. taking the reigns in the pool of yet in of its name the new codes of russia's national i talkie t.v. . and a treat for the for the world cup trophy touches down in moscow on a two day well with until. we start though with the sad news that one of russia's top football referees was among the forty four killed in the plane crash in the northwest russia last night flooding your pet i died when t

will live look here at our maps there be warm today everywhere from three to 13 new degrees warmer sedatingesterday we are expecting conditions to get better and better as we head into the weekend we're seeing 85 is the average i and by saturday 98 and on sunday and a hundred degrees in land. '70s along the coast all in all is not to be that bad little we warming that up for the fourth of july weekend pretty warm in land and if you have plans to be along the waterfront so good so far. we're seeing conditions as sunrise is upon us with 50 degree weather starting a warming trend this afternoon is going to be absolutely beautiful temperatures doing good right now the we're in the mid-50s that is where we are right now it's going to warm-up nicely nothing but clear skies as far as the guys can say 60s along the water '70s and the media beg and '80s in the delta this is a quick look around the bay and this is what to expect this afternoon how's the traffic >> we're not tracking any of hotspots were starting with a bridge check this is bay bridge west bound traffic is starting to back up now that

final resting place originally a wooden tomb the stone that most of them which we see the highly sedate openings in nineteenth and still open for public viewing recent rooms have suggested by his body might be removed and buried elsewhere. even if that happens and much of what your political background it is clear that lenin was an exceptional human being even if you don't like the policies or ideology he stood for lenin moved into the most of the kremlin in nineteen eighteen legend has it not he took both his wife. and his. french born revolutionary and out a month with him. as we head towards the national hunt the last two decades of the access to many many locations previously closed even on moon and us soft museums have. his hotels on his it seems the russian capital is now open to well almost if you want an example of a consequence house in the last century this is perfect built in launching a three by the famed version are a tax on the event of the national home towns in historic landmark for more than a century before the revolution hotel hosted foreign diplomats. will seek busin

doctor said last a bitch will have to be treated for minor blood on his back to take it all celebrated sedates victory by throwing his jersey into the sun and then things got out of hand and he was allegedly assaulted by riot police and police did not have a stun gun was used but to the top planning to see the attacker now in the process of gathering evidence of the all ninety minutes in the wind of the night second in the table. i'm staying with russian football and following last year's departure stalling good luck much of moscow have strengthened their squad in one of his nigeria team mates the railway men have signed with that victor have been on a four year deal to syria and giants into milan the twenty four year old spent last season on loan now relegated west ham in the english premier league he will join the moscow club after the short summer break in the russian top flight next month. and in other football news mexico will be allowed to replace the five places spending over doping claims for their gold cup semifinal with home juris the players were dropped from the squad after testing

grand imperial trilogy the taj was close coromandel you can go with hotel close leisure which is sedated to go clear brotherson the colonel was hotel as used to retreat. power to warsaw court acquits seven polish soldiers of killing six afghan civilians including a pregnant woman and child citing a lack of evidence to support war crimes charges. bosnian serb wartime come out of iraq of large begins his way to the un prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. made so prolonged use its mission in libya for three months to keep the pressure on colonel gadhafi the critics say it's a sign the coalition forces are well down in the conflict. and coming up on business an exclusive interview with the deputy chairman of russia's largest company gazprom about the government's plans to increase taxes on the industry i'll bring you the story in more than around twenty minutes time. hello this is r.t. it's ten pm here in moscow is kevin owen with you this hour with our top story and seven polish soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thous