these notices have no addresses nor names of those let sentinel. thank you thank. you. thank you no we're. going to be honestly speaking i don't think we're going to find anything here. most of the things that remained here and in the apartments were later buried. but i knew i didn't keep them because they were very radioactive. and the rest was stolen by scavengers. look here's a letter which someone for you to send from here. there is a photo inside. it's lucky you. would miss all the times i've been here i've never seen anything like this. but. this is the surface to do so phones work here. they work at the nuclear power plant and sometimes they work here. hello hi. hello who we are calling our. word tonight can i pick my daughter up from kindergarten. just give me who is it calling i beg your pardon i must have done the wrong number. i don't get it. our investigation brings us to one of the pits kindergartens and this one is truly a horrifying scene most of the things one can see here have been left untouched ever since the catastrophe and this site which is probabl

bureau instead of an agency i think i agree with bart it will have a very positive effect mostly the sentinel of fact and then the regulations it puts into effect but it already has to jump all sorts of hurdles to enact regulations and so on so they're making it out to be this monstrously powerful organization and it's simply a commonsense group that's been created to make sure that people don't get ripped off and so what we're finding out is that ripping people off is part of the business model and has to be protected that's not repealed and people working people off as part of the business model well it's quite chilling that the charge of the q.b. is to end unfair deceptive and if you say abusive practices that it appears that apparently it's probably franken brad miller would say congressmen who are on the house banking committee but these are central to the value proposition of the banking industry and that's they can't be upset of course publicly but they've marshaled every lobbyist they can find to emasculate the consumer product the consumer financial product agency and they are. very

assistant state attorney mark warner in this case did you lose your job but according to the sun sentinel the circuit judge john bowman dismissed the case saying that prosecutors are given immunity from lawsuits in the course of doing their jobs and other police state news missoula is standing up to ice that's right you see our benevolent overlords and government have to protect us from dangerous information have been shutting down websites but this company mafia m a f a created a plug in an ad on the firefox called fire for the firefox web browser that lets you get around these bans he says because what it does is it takes you immediately to alternative domain so when you go to a band website instead of seen this domain has been seized by and all the crap legal jargon that they put out there when they do that. you were automatically taken to a site and basically just saving you the trouble of finding the place that the information that they were trying to suppress has got up anyways because the internet is just that awesome the developers did this to demonstrate the futility of doing sei

islamistic terrorism against russia he has several websites he has on all face and he's a reporter sentinel for you surely all model in finland he's an extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has very strong political support in finland and he's a he's a giving political space for islamistic extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe and also far all the stories we're covering on our website regular updates night hatching videos all awaiting you would argue dot com here's what's a put her way right now. the u.s. congress proposes cutting funds for controversial body scanners in airports and detectors were slammed as an invasion of privacy while some have also questioned their effectiveness books. classical music goes underground moscow's metro prepares a treat for a late night commuters as a lucky five hundred get tickets to a special concert as part of a hospital's museum like experience all this and more at art and dot com. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe the u.s. eyes open the massive flood gates in louis

the 24-hour sentinel keeping us safe. right now no storms around. and it's off to a cool to mild start this morning. reagan national, 63 degrees. prince george's county, low 60s. it's near 60 in arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. farther west and north, a few isolated conditions dipped to upper 50s, near 60. farther south and east, southern maryland, lower part of the bay, northern neck, temperatures there in the mid-60s on this tuesday morning. parts of the shenandoah valley into the upper 50s. central park. we have patchy fog that's forming in the open fields and rural areas right now over the jefferson memorial, partly cloudy sky. and sunrise is at 6:08 this morning. just a little more than an hour away. and we'll have a little bit of sunshine in and out through midday. a rapid warmup by 9:00 near 70. by noon, near 80. by midafternoon it may hit the mid-80s for a brief time. then late this afternoon, into this evening, strong storms are possible. some of which would produce damaging winds, an isolated tornado. a look at night planner in

the santa cruz sentinel reports chaney verden is charged with recklessly starting the file by failinges of logs while clearing land. >>> preventing another disaster like the one in san bruno. that is the purpose of pipeline tests today in antioch. pec will be testing the natural -- pg&e will be testing the natural gas pipeline for weak necessary. the utility will vent gas during a pressure test so people in the area might smell it. but the utility says it is not harmful. the utility performed the same tests in mountain view and antioch last week. no problems so far >>> 5:39. retaliation round 2 of the taliban's second revenge attack since the death of osama bin laden. >> plus a fast food fight. some want ronald mcdonald out. this morning, the restaurant has made its decision. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman:

>> robin, you need to read "the orlando sentinel." the judge wants a jury now.s been saying that for ten days so i don't know what it really means. what we really expect to happen is a jury to be sworn in today. the judge is going to give everybody a breather including the jurors. they got to pack their bags, opening statements monday morning 0900. that is the belief. >> that is the hope of many to move this forward. it's already been, what, three years now and we're hearing -- what has been casey's demeanor, nancy, in court, during all this? >> well, i've got to tell you something, robin. she plays a lot differently over the tv camera than in person, because yesterday i looked at her nonstop and it recall the days when i would try case and look at defendants and think, how could you or did you? and i looked at her and she looked very pale and pitiful and her hair has gotten very long back in a girlish ponytail and i was looking at her and it's very mesmerizing, it's like looking at a snake charmer. but then i remembered caylee and the ducf tape and the weeds gr

there are some tinkering sentinel that someone might consider. i will not suggest any. that should come out of the sitting dni but some things that come to mind if there is anything you need to do to get the national intelligence program more fully under the dni and out of the budget, there is some legal impediment i'm not aware that probably a very good thing. we've already mentioned we are cooperating pretty good east to west at the national level. but the new thrift will require more cooperation from north to south and how better to we should win the national, state, local, tribal assets? i don't know that there are legal impediments, but if there are i think the would be a great help to rebuild that said i think i agree with something both of you suggested. we are going to succeed or fail moron tangibles than on the precise litter of the law as important as this. the most the come to mind or the personality of the dni. that really matters to that person is. second is the relationship with the dni to the dcia. it's got to work. my shorthand is the dni of the dcia rui

and craig gilbert is "milwaukee journal sentinel" washington bureau chief. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] >> as you probably know by now, organized labor in america has been under renewed attack this year. while it has not been as physically violent as seen in our nation's history, it has often been bitter at times. the benefits and collective bargaining rights of unions representing teachers, firefighters, police and civil servants has become a special target. in more than a dozen states politicians want unions to help reduce budget shortfalls by paying more for the benefits and giving up the ability to negotiate working conditions. much of the impetus behind and the union -- behind all the antiunion legislation might be linked back to 2010 election which would control many legislations seats from democrat to republican. in april, ohio's governor signed into law a bill stripping state and local workers of the collective bargaining rights. and a similar bill signed by wisconsin's governor appears headed to that state supreme court. by democr

there are some tinkering sentinel that someone might consider. i will not suggest any.that should come out of the sitting dni but some things that come to mind if there is anything you need to do to get the national intelligence program more fully under the dni and out of the budget, there is some legal impediment i'm not aware that probably a very good thing. we've already mentioned we are cooperating pretty good east to west at the national level. but the new thrift will require more cooperation from north to south and how better to we should win the national, state, local, tribal assets? i don't know that there are legal impediments, but if there are i think the would be a great help to rebuild that said i think i agree with something both of you suggested. we are going to succeed or fail moron tangibles than on the precise litter of the law as important as this. the most the come to mind or the personality of the dni. that really matters to that person is. second is the relationship with the dni to the dcia. it's got to work. my shorthand is the dni of the dcia ruin

x, h is a reporter with plaque and credit is the washington bureau chief for the milwaukee sentinel.ive them a round of applause. [applause] as you probably know by now, organized labor in america has been under renewed attack this year. well it has not been as physically violent as seen in our nation's history, it has often been bitter at times. the benefits and collective bargaining rights of unions representing teachers, firefighters, police and civil servants have become a special target. in more than a dozen states, politicians will hurt unions to help reduce budget shortfalls by asking members to pay more for their benefits and give up negotiating rights. but of the sentiment behind all of this anti-union sentiment -- anti-union legislation could hark back to the 2010 election. in april, ohio's governor signed a law stripping state and local government workers of their collective bargaining rights. a similar bill in wisconsin appears headed to that state's supreme court. governors in places like massachusetts and connecticut want unions to give back to help balance their budget

and craig gilbert, milwaukee journal sentinel washington bureau chief. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] as you probably know by now, organized labor in america has been under renewed attack this year. while it has not been as physically violent as seen in our nation's history, it has often been bitter at times. the benefits of collective bargaining rights of unions representing teachers, firefighters, police commanders civil servants have become a special target. in more than a dozen states, politicians with unions to help reduce budget sharp falls by paying more for their benefits and giving up their abilities to negotiate working conditions. much of the evidence behind an anti-union legislation might be linked back to the 2010 election, which flipped control of many governor seats in the legislatures from democrat to republican. in april, ohio's governor signed into law a bill stripping state and local workers of their collective bargaining rights. and a similar bill signed by the wisconsin governor appears headed to the state supreme co