. >> and bea to prepares to launch its sentinel satellite system. it will allow brussels to peer through the clouds. >> the president gave orders to shoot people who protested against him. >> that is one of the blistering accusations levered against ousted ukrainian president viktor yanukovich. >> ukraine's interim government released the first findings of an investigation into the month of unrest and violence that ended in 100 deaths. >> it also accuses russian secret service of bringing in weapons and soldiers to "eliminate protest." russia promptly rejected the claims. >> men in black uniforms opened fire in the ukrainian capital of kiev. they were officially members of the riot police. some 50 people were killed. at least 90 died and three days of carnage. soon after the bloodshed in independence square, president viktor yanukovich fled the country. the opposition maintained from the start be ordered to shoot came from the very top. a preliminary reports by ukraine's new authorities reaches the same conclusion. >> plans under the cover of being

in 1959, julian granger waa rt with the knoxville news-sentinel.turday night, i was coming in on the late shift at the knoxville news-sentinel. i went to my box, and i pulled out all the news releases and so forth. and there was the weekly, or bi-weekly, news release of the tennessee valley authority. and i went through it -- the rainfall in the valley. it was mundane stuff. and i got around to the second page, and lo and behold, this thing jumped out at me. "on this bidding, allis-chalmers, "general electric, and pennsylvania transformer quoted identical prices of $112,712." schoumacher: close parentheses, and that was it? so i went back to my desk, thought about it for a while, and then i called red wagner. i told him, i seem to recall telling him, "i can't believe this, red. you know, how could you have identical bids?" and he began to unload on me. he says, "the real story "is down in chattanooga, where the head of purchasing is paul fahey." so i did, i went down there. and paul fahey had a stack of -- it was on ruled paper -- but he had case a

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it's just a week when its cost and united country special by the first ukraine planning the sentinel grammatical what i said that the princes least it in detail at the website pristine dot com. the monthly demon creature called each other tuesday implants are not that it was not standing in the south east of ukraine adding to the presidential administrations of the kiss and touch up the spot he keeps his position on the most addicting was in resisting the nico and economic isolation of dress up. he says that the preston doesn't stand a such a line of action. even more. as that described in a child's top russian officials ukraine and it is strange in that context he also had the early eighties the episode the ukrainian government to preserve the unity of the country. by way of elections in may. this went on to express his deep concerns with moscow's into dealing with these matters call it a statement that speculation. he used the current ukrainian authorities of the crisis since the allegedly did not take into account the interests of russian speaking population in particular to kiev

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which he seems to be conservative in some countries and it might be a gap between reality and the sentinel for labor mobility especially with this and the role of benefits see's something to fill them these demos they can both put them in the states and to get there in order to get the minutes said the new post but i hope all is said that using give it a few seasons but daily i think that this nation. the negotiation if economic performances different social security systems are completely different the employment service is tantalizing bit of visibility on the existing vacancies which means that the people to cleveland to head the kitchen of the country. the mill before meeting that will be random but then the vacancies on the look on the sins of the team for the busy and interested in the deal legislation who at least the coordination of the social security system the eu has to show that if you go from one country to another to vote you don't use the copper content of the kids get the two main sources people to vote. so when you retire you can go from the pension systems will be his coun

hundreds of thousands of sandhill cranes awaiting some signal from their sentinels that it's time tod face the day. suddenly they stir and lift off all together, resuming a ritual of one of the world's great natural migrations. >> i describe it as the sounds of a chorus of angels, none of whom can sing on key but all trying as hard as they can. >> reporter: paul johnsgard is a retired professor from the university of nebraska who has been coming here as a witness for almost 52 years. >> it's almost like watching a ballet in slow movement. they move in an elegant way both on the air and on the ground. there's nothing awkward about them. it's just poetic. >> reporter: nebraska is a weigh station for the cranes and a magnet for bird lovers. >> i've seen them on this bar. >> reporter: the world renowned naturalist jane goodall has visited here 13 years in a row. >> i wasn't quite prepared for the unbelievable glorious speck tackal of all these birds coming in. it was really unbeatable and very peaceful. >> reporter: the shallow platt sl perfect for the cranes because they sleep standing

. >>> according to the knoxville news sentinel current justice scalia talked to students about the incometax saying the government has a right to impose it but adding, quote, if it reaches a certain point, perhaps you should revolt. you're entitled to criticize the government and you can use your words, you can use symbols, you can use telegraph, you can use morse code, you can burn a flag. wow. >>> well, first lady michelle obama is set to address a combined graduation ceremony for five kansas high schools next month, but not everybody is happy about it. some students and their families are worried it will mean fewer seats for friends and family. >>> more than 2,000 even signing a petition for their school district to reconsider this. others worry the first lady's speech tied to the 68th anniversary of brown versus education could overshadow the student's big day. >>> finally, the white house has responded to the petition to deport justin bieber and revoke his green card. so, what did they say? more than 270,000 people signed on, but the administration says it is not going to comment and

rises, and there they are, hundreds of thousands of sandhill cranes await some signal from their sentinelsat it's time to wake up and face the day. suddenly, they stir and lift off all together, resuming a ritual of one of the world's great natural migrations. >> i describe it as the sounds of a chorus of angels-- none of them could sing on key but all trying as hard as they can. >> reporter: paul johnsgard is a retired professor at the university of nebraska who has been coming here as a witness for 52 years. >> it's almost like watching a ballet in slow motion because the wind beats are slow, and they move in such an elegant way, both in the air and on the ground. there's nothing awkward about them. it's just poetic. >> reporter: nebraska is a way station for the cranes and a magnet for bird lovers. >> i've seen them on this bar. >> reporter: the world-renowned naturalist jane goodall has visited here 13 years in a row. >> i wasn't quite prepared for the absolutely unbelievable, glorious spectacle of all these thousands of birds coming in. it's just unbeatable. it's really peaceful. >> r

alongside each other a peep the entire nine gunmen opened fire inside and out to be like that in the sentinel capitan probably. also in much of the men tried to explain his gentleness his honda fifty by outside events trucking company the streaking in the sky until it looks a lot i thought about me simply say they are amazed at his recovery but what about the increase in attack victims cutting through the emergency bill let's take a look. the blues hostages are on high and that even on an experimental design team that enticing and enough cash to eighteenth. the new goblin posted in my jeans he is succeeding too we are bored of was that was semi government threatening to take the item on attack was still on the second downward at the same team. on mott street eat on the attack on a cupboard east coast team the type of axes one of sunshine. it was a bit to study for numbers and who is now gone on to fiscal month and is watched over bhis side to muhammad qasim and is on toast and jam. but it was just the boys and i got bought out and two sisters aunt died in the anime each other to jan and i cou

here is your mission or bought this for a repeat of the new kids on a wild for them and it's the sentinel right to life in the fourth amendment is the center of the constitution. what is ethically state manager when it senses before the police can search and surveillance only they had probable cause or sunk on the adventure of the something illegal. if they have that problem they're supposed to get a warrant that protects the service and the doors and present them to judge when cellphones by the way again at the rutherford institute always do the research of all the technology. i mean within a few short years so called into the furor by national id card. this was to use the buy sell its one hundred year you can use your favorite activities your facebook activities between your face recognition sell anything you didn't know it i would say that of the anti orwellian drain. but that wind up information on people who have with who you talk to your father new display your children or whatever the police don't have access to that. so what we're asking the court that it is that if you have that

security forces told me that it wasn't deliberate fascination and that it was probably talking to the sentinel corners he is the toorak investigation into the mtc district the company is in the finals. this may be at him and sit behind his killing. i have a winning combination. when did. not enough to admit it you know that isn't described above middle c seven hundred and fifty police officers killed in terror attacks across the country the beginning was the security forces cracked down on instruments for example increasing numbers of band aid on it on trial. now i know it was fun to get significant time however we have had their waste into the apple blossom see things get people to think that they responded to claims by finite place. this creates a block away to sea he says he's behind this. it definitely seems because the wind that under its security forces us to come up to steal elections and that achieved in a bid to excellent effect that the ccc but it seemed that the apostle st will have to see what's going on but definitely this is it time to time. on the police composite been a fascina

now the milwaukee sentinel says governor walker is looking at getting hits complom through the universitywaukee online. is he waiting for the right program to be offered. new warning about an internet security bug, it's called heart bleed and it has reportedly exposed millions of user names, pass words and credit card numbers. heart bleed flaw encryption used by two thirds of web servers. cyber criminal could say exploit the bug to access your personal data. that's tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us tonight. right now go to gretawire.com and answer this question. do you agree with my idea of using crowd sourcing? do you people right to privacy with the irs. should we leave it to the government to investigate? go to gretawire.com and vote in our poll. up next, the o'reilly factor, good night from new york city and tomorrow night, i will see from you washington, d.c. our usual spot. good night. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" is this giant life-like replica of david hasselhoff creepy, super creepy or really super creepy? and how does joe biden feel about b

when i was in the sentinel and the intention. it's nice to meet county romanesque the rain. the action russia's foreign minister under the aegis equities to discuss the crisis in a phone conversation ended. john kerry once again but moscow for the recent escalation in ukraine demanding the rush to clear out of the southeast for his part second of robots to count upon to provide evidence to support those allegations which he says men for the upcoming talks on the crisis. t activistso claims that plaguesll a russian and stirring up trouble here on sunday. the people of the dawn its region have risen against me at the protesters are simply locals were fed up and you don't want to le in a country ruled by oligarchs and neo nazis claims that russian agents are stirring up unrest on the ground are absurd. worries to hearing things like that but it's nonsense. the only new people with russian passports we are the journalists and just to remind you not a single russian official has come here to speak in front of the crowds austin is the demonic make it stop waging war against its ow

the chairman and ceo of sentinel bank, she served on an fdic advisory panel.lso anne-marie melamed, she is currently the associate administrator and small business administrator. she previously headed a bank. both of them would check the community bank or boxes. are being considered and there still would be one vacancy after that. and the cuts are pushing hard for somebody with a regulatory background to get that if they can. >> washington correspondent peter cook joining us. thank you for joining us. twittersad, workers on headquarters in san francisco tell -- we'll tell you why later on. a live shot from the city of boston. honoring that bombing a year ago. you see people standing in line. lots of umbrellas out there. a rainy day in boston, honoring those killed in the boston marathon bombing. we will be right back. ♪ >> bloomberg is the only biz service being offered on amazon fire tv. if you miss any of our interviews you can now watch them on bloomberg on apple tv. it features live streaming and on-demand videos. thet is 26 minutes past hour, that means b

sentinels will play a role in doing that.opean space agency procured the satellites over the eu. >> of course a variety of implications like support for shipwrecking and ship security and of course other surfaces, which is very important for security. and last but not least, of course for climate studies. it is very important to monitor the surface of the ice coverage if not on the south pole. >> though it is spending billions on capernicus, they believe it will shape new companies that find novel ways to use and sell the information. jonathan amos, bbc news. >>> an apology for you now. we are simply unable to make contact with campala. we have the line, then we don't have it. we do want to hear from you on this story. it is an investigation we have done in uganda about people buying fake hiv negative results. get with us on twitter and focus on africa at 1730 gmt. there will be more on the story then. >>> the illegal party could provide a new treatment for depression according to researchers who conducted a small trial here

but in an investigation by the florida newspaper the sun sentinel concluded too many sex offenders are slipping through the cracks. since the program began, the paper reported 589 offender whose are found safe enough to be released went on to commit sex crimes again. >> we all faired cher rich. we failed her as a society. with the new law, the state plans to expand the civil commitment, and it hopes it's chances of keeping violent sexual predators off the street. am al jazeera, miami. >> let's get some answers about this controversial practice of civil commitment, we are joined now with the didn't of sigh cog, dr. thank you so much for joining us, are these civil commitment center as good idea. >> thank you for having me. well, as you heard there are 20 with states that have civil commitment programs. these are designed for the worse of the worse, so these are sex offender whose have had repeat offenses who have a long history of criminal behavior, who have been particularly violent or egregious in their offing and the one withs that are deemed to be the most likely to go on and reoffe

sentinels will play a role in doing that. the european space agency procured the satellites over the eu. of course a variety of implications like support for shipwrecking and ship security and of course other surfaces, which is very important for security. and last but not least, of course for climate studies. it is very important to monitor the surface of the ice coverage if not on the south pole. >> though it is extending billions on capernicus, they believe it will shape new companies that find novel ways to use and sell the information. jonathan amos, bbc news. >>> here in the uk, the arrival of spring usually means welcomed sun and april rain showers. let me take you to what we are seeing in london. here you can see the shot on the right, the city of london. it is more than likely you will need a face mask. this is grimy in the extreme. record hrofls of air pollution -- this camera is being moved around by someone with a joy stick in a studio. normally this view would be clear. you can see how dense the pollution has bec

. >>> according to the knoxville news sentinel justice antonin scalia was at an event at the universityessee law school last week. he was asked whether the income tax is constitutional. scalia said that it is, but added, quote, but if it reaches a certain point, perhaps you should revolt. revolt? bhauz taxes are too high? pretty stunning a comment coming from a supreme court justice who sounds more like a tea party member of congress. >> i want people in minnesota armed and dangerous on this issue of the energy tax, because we need to fight back. >> people should be armed and dangerous? that was michelle bachmann in 20099. today we're seeing more of the anti-government movement. in wisconsin, the state's gop was about to hold a vote on whether it can secede from the country. a hero for rejecting government, secession and rebellion, a trend on the right. now a supreme court justice is joining the party. joining me now are dana millbank and krystal ball. dana is writing about the anti-government trend on the right. secession a tournament for the gop. >> maybe that's scalia's idea kind of

asteroids a prime foundation dedicated super tact in the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinel space telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right and that is bots it will only be ready in two thousand and eighteen and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then marine a call sort of artsy. and next up is technology update to stay with us. the stand off or should i say stand down by the government at the bundy ranch is probably the largest victory for the average american against the bureaucratic machine that any of us have seen in years in fact this event is a microcosm of what's going on in america you have this classical image of lots of such an american cowboy the rugged individual wronged by the current federal government and their bureaucracy trying to take away his livelihood you know i bet a lot of you out there could really relate to this sort of narrative but there are some of the a lot of people who don't many of those in the mainstream and liberal media ar

the milwaukee sentinel journal reports americans for prosperity has also a field team on the ground,out the kenosha unified school board race. they're all over the state. groups like americans for prosperity spend money and do not specifically say to vote for or against a candidate. "the ed show" reached out to americans for prosperity for a comment. they haven't gotten back to us. we did get a statement from robert tappen, external relations director from the koch companies, and he says neither koch industries nor any koch company has an interest in or involvement with either of these projects. for more on this, let's turn to ruth connaught. good to have you with us tonight. how did a small town and small towns in wisconsin get the attention of a huge group like americans for prosperity? i mean, they are down to the very local level, are they not? >> they are absolutely, ed. you're right. and it's never happened before. in fact, i was talking to some campaign finance watchdogs today who said they have never seen anything like it. we're accustomed to the koch brothers coming in with

joining me now is the political watch dog columnist for the milwaukee journal sentinel, daniel bis eflti think a lot of people are shocked to know that wisconsin is among the most if not the most divided say the in the condition when it comes to republicans and democrats. and going back in recent state history, how much of that division do you think can be attributesed to governor scott walker? >> i think it's huge in terms of scott walker's influence. just a few years ago if i were to write a story, if i could get 10 or 15 comments on a story, i would be happy. but today, if i wrote a story about politics and in particular with scott walker, it's not unusual for me to get 400, 500 comments. everybody is incredibly engaged. and as the election moves forward, consultants who come in are just as sounded by active people are and how divided people are here.by active people are and how divided people are here. >> i want to though more about the sixth district. rebel rousing obtained to the issue with obamacare. give us more of a profile. >> it's a little bit north of milwaukee, primarily a

by every man and woman who has served and stood sentinel on this divided peninsula. 38th parallel now exists as much as a contrast between worlds as it does a border between nations. between a society that is open and one that is closed. between a democracy that is growing and a pariah state that would rather starve its people than feed their hopes and dreams. that's not the result of a war. that's the result of the path that north core ckorea, confron, provocation, pursuing the world's most dangerous weapons. i want to be clear the commitment the united states of america has made to the security of the republic of korea only grows stronger in the face of aggression. our alliance does not waver with each bout of their attention seeking, it just gains the support of the rest of the world. north korea's continued pursuit of nuclear weapons is a path that leads only to more isolation, not a sign of strength. anybody can make threats. anyone can move an army. anyone can show off a missile. that doesn't make you strong. does not lead to security or opportunity or respect.

asteroids a private foundation dedicated supertight than the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinel space telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right and that is bots it will only be ready in two thousand and eighteen and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then. r.t. . it does some of our stories online where you can read about milking easter with the rockets and the lights but dozens of homemade fireworks were laid between two churches than a greek village with participants trying to head the ballad towers the story out of the video are available for you to go. and also that the french authorities are trying to ship the blame on to coming under fire for allowing a group of neo nazis to model headless bodies day i don't mind. the tried to. kill. you like. it's a sure thing everybody. knows what. it's like but. it's. just stupid. if you see the state aid to. egypt. now the u.k. government continuing to champion franking god said the answer to its energy needs praising

the indians and the reason why mosque and state and that is that's the nice sentinel nation will small. um uploading ordinated by way of forces that control the territory in being true ukrainian regions namely end of the net scandal cost regions of the season be it this is the only reason why you think in this nation with an import them into my exam of them. of course we wouldn't have seen. amy and it was the same thing basis for holding this is the reason why this is the reason why the group said in a statement. awesome you courtney in time and not from it's an international organization and its interesting tax and national organization. could not be able to travel and absurd as it is is that habit. i had to see whats going on and in this region. they were seeing a new move towards it even change an international order in the libertine for the actions of international organizations are coming under fire. and what is their legitimacy. in these areas and can they move freely as they happened or are we looking at to the phenomenon meetings act. is that the sovereignty of the country bein

that it picks up a signal in the indian ocean which can be linked to the missing of bowling triple sentinel the frequency off the signal is the same as that given off by the blackhawks on passenger aircraft. with the tiling to greece no one to one twenty million degrees east to a nice network cctv when all able to stay with the exact coordinates of the brain called the radio signal detected by chinese ship in the southern indian ocean authorities confirmed frequency match the one committed by the jets are hoaxes. we cannot confirm that the pulse attack that this afternoon belongs to the black box of malaysia airlines and each three seventy. the information is being analyzed by china's maritime rescue center window waiting for professional confirmation of the nature of the signal. a british and australian sheep and equipment to pick up signals were deployed off the west coast of australia medal with the us navy's holly take on towards an ok to meet with the text in the electronic things in it to bomb hoaxes the depth of over six thousand meters investigators are having two new phones to scho

according to the "sun-sentinel" out of fort lauderdale, scott, the governor, went to a -- to the seniorn boca raton, florida, with the intention of collecting obamacare horror stories. well, instead, the governor found a group of satisfied customers. i'm completely satisfied, a 92-year-old west boca resident told scott. another man said that he was very happy. a woman said that she and her husband are very pleased. and another man reported, no problems. in a scramble to save face, scott did his best to spin the story. >> were you surprised that you didn't get complaints from this crowd today? >> you know, as i travel the state, what i hear from people is they are having a hard time getting a physician. one lady here talked about the number of orthopedic surgeons that are now -- she can't get a surgeon to help her. i hear about, you know -- >> that was one person out of 20 though. >> yeah. you don't -- what my concern is what's going to happen as these premiums continue to go down, as medicare continues to be raided to pay for obamacare. >> excuse me, the doughnut hole is very popular be

also given a condolence to of the father of sentinel in.o work to put together a memorial for the people want to donate to chat about the family. and services will the police here are not investigating how a 16 year- old girl ended up naked on the streets of berkeley nit-been and piedmont on wednesday are risen to the girl told police that should take an instant wealth and oakland and options and the issue is taken to us from naked, in national and pepper spray grape rate crime rock and kidnapped she is out of the hospital in talking to investigators or try to figure out which natural blood and services, she was taken from was the end of the " back to the number of it and try to talk to witnesses and see if anybody saw or heard a also gets a violent videos. their turn to figueroa to occur why?. about about pure and ortolan painty thus it is he just read the contract that a deadly accident that killed 10 people one week ago are - 5. was not pathetic struck in the other end but us. buthe cut comes all over rumpled vehicles along side with des

asteroids a private foundation dedicated super typed in the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinel space telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right that is it will only be ready in two thousand and eight and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we. you know wiped out by the marina call sort of artsy and next it's politicking was larry king here in our. place it was a family very hard to take i don't. want to get on here a plane flight that had sex with her right there knowing. that one. of. those. planes. flew if. a plane. conflicting narratives in competing interpretations this is at the heart of ukraine info war while washington western media go to great lengths to demonize russia for everything happening in ukraine there's no denying the west is pulling the strings and kim not wanting to take responsibility russia is blaming. the cut. he voted for barack obama twice but says he has serious problems with some of his policies progressive talk to jenny ugur head of the young turks network

sentinel that shows all of the things that he's contributing to which i think puts that on the forefront the larger issue of his behavior and his ongoing debates with minorities about his real estate. >> how can you overlook those things if you're the naacp? >> you know, i'm just going to cut to the chase. money. money covers a multitude of sins. i have attended quite a few lgbt fundraisers and i have seen organizations give huge awards to people who have made anti-gay statements and come back to say i'm sorry and get awarded for it. you find out later they have done psas or given money to said organizations. this isn't unique to naacp. unfortunately this is part of the nonprofit way of driving dollars into their organization. i think the naacp should be called out on it because it is about money but don't think the only organization with hypocritical work going on in the background. >> naacp, the local chapter in los angeles, they'll hold a press conference at 10:00 your time, right? what should they say? how should they be held accountable for this? >> i think several things. i think i

even if there is sentinel -- even if there is centralized funding behind it. there's certainly room for that to help people with family formation and with other concerns, but they are always going to work at the margins. it's true, there is some evidence that helping people with parenting skills works. it helps a little. it works better than marriage promotion, which does not really seem to do anything, but it only helps very little. if we talk about the ways in which capitalism does not seem to be working right now, capitalism requires a kind of notzen that it does produce. i think we are seeing now what it looks like when we fail at least in some portions of society to produce that citizen. and you can't blame the people in these situations. you can't blame the larger society, at least not in the simple sense. this is the greatest of it all is the problem we have. am very much an optimist about america but on the matter of how to help people in those situations, i don't think anyone has any idea. capitalism requires a kind of citizen it does not produce. ver

about 18 months ago, the knoxville news sentinel reported buy aaetna wants to covenant health, one of the three major monopolistic health care providing companies. issecond citation "washington journal," you had dr. ezekiel emanuel on. with glassesld guy and a big grin. he was a principal white house consultant on the affordable care act. asked what will health care look like in 2025. he cited the trend of health insurance companies buying health care providing companies. ofsaid aetna but a network 5000 positions. this is what people hated about hmo's, the people responsible for paying for it where the people deciding whether they got it or not. the end. host: if anybody missed the interview with dr. ezekiel emanuel, go to c-span.org. recently about the affordable care act and his predictions of what is to come under the law. on whatllman, comment she had to say. guest: we are seeing a lot of consolidation, insurers buying up doctor practices. the idea behind that is the middlemen have a better idea of what the costs are. lashe is a huge back with hmos in the early 1990's. especially

the sentinel one is scheduled to lift off from the european space agencies launch pad in french guyanathe satellite will be joined by five more over time. it uses sensors on the ground and in the air and monitors things like climate change, oil spills and land use. 95% of teenagers are on line, posting personal information including photos, emails, addresses, birth dates and even home addresses. we investigate who is looking at all the data and what happens when it falls into the wrong hands. >> what it's worth then raise ago child for 15 years and then in one second, knowing you'll never see her again. >> not much scares daniel, but when we caught up with the father of three girls, he took us to the place where he had the most frightening experience of his life. he discovered the ipad of his young evident daughter, shelby, open to a chat with a stranger. he tracked her to this apartment complex and found her and a friend with an older man they'd only just met on a social media website. >> i had seen their complete conversation that they had and it turned into hey, how are you doing to

i read the milwaukee journal sentinel. i've gotten disappointed because it has gotten thinner over the years. i will read it every day because whatthe only place i get governor walker is doing. it's not on our local news. people should really know what he is doing. i do like it because i get more information than i do on the news programs on tv. host: you get it for the political reporting. caller: yes. host: mr. edmunds talked about the shrinking new staff. has that affected the political side? caller: i don't think so. they've been pretty good. they did back governor walker. i don't happen to like him. when he was running, the journal did back cam. yet, they are accused constantly of being liberal. i like the information about what they are doing. still get it in home on paper? caller: i read the paper at home. it comes to my door. jed from florida. good morning. caller: i'm from atlanta originally. i like to read the atlanta edge journal institution online. it was good when the snowstorm hit because i could keep in touc

asteroids a private foundation dedicated supertight than the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinelspace telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right. bob it will only be ready in two thousand and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then marine a call sort of artsy i guess we'll have to keep a straight up to the sky hopefully that doesn't happen any time soon i'll bring you more news in five minutes stay with us. it's. cool he says trying to. see the people are going to be. much more interesting thing every minute. not me no not that no weapon. like what he. was saying this time. means he says he has to meet them. sometimes for nothing which. is silly and simple but still. it's not just he still could still be jobst if you see the stage eight look at the tax cut speech because. it is the drumbeat of the war the american bill builds whether it's cold war or hot war dissenting voices really might have been there in the beginning slowly or are you too overwhelmed by the w

asteroids a private foundation dedicated to protecting the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinel space telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right it is. only be ready in two thousand and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then. r.t. . cheery will till then i suppose i just have to read the words of the song don't worry be happy well i had lots of big stories that shaped the week here at all to international with me kevin owen in just a few minutes. i marinate joining me. for in-depth impartial and financial reporting commentary interview and much much. only on bombast and. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford. to different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep john norris. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. to the. point is this month as we've lost all feeds in the futuristic will to space technology bush's latest spacecraft promises to

asteroids a private foundation dedicated supertight than the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinelspace telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right that is it will only be ready in two thousand eight hundred and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then marine a call sort of artsy. as the song goes to worry be happy well i had lots of the big stories that showed the week in a few minutes of me kevin i mean this is international. it is the drumbeat of war in america the bill builds whether it's cold war or hot war dissenting voices really might have been there in the beginning slowly are either overwhelmed by the war boosters or they're deleted by the kind of institutional leave boxes of washington and that's where we are today as things really really are moving fast toward beyond imaginable which i would say is war between the united states and russia and i was one of the most outspoken opponents of the iraq war and it was very lonely and it was very clear that anybod

the usual fire fighting between the year since the girl in the sentinel from our square and the policeman so it was not police and it was mainly only the policeman at the first place second it was not like i think it was on you tube anyone can check so it's not like the only case in ukraine we have seen images of professor. ed writes old. thinking it's falling problem a for instance with guns and ammunition things like that you're saying you think that these were not a case not about that yet yet yet so far as we point out it was a peaceful protest that might have been some incidents but the don't justify the killing of more than two thousand according to many human rights organizations maybe consultants in the muslim brotherhood blame them two or four hours this is not. the killing great you want to seconds or so you cannot just claim the i have been fighting between two sides what not cyclist was onsite carrying like i'm innocent killing of the everyone's tendency to the young everyone wants to see a simple as that coming up with a sentence of more than six hundred days that's the sente

asteroids a private foundation dedicated super tight in the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinel space telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good right and that is bots it will only be ready in two thousand and eighteen and that's assuming everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then marine a call sort of artsy. there's no check some other world news in brief parliamentary elections in nice to me india been marred by the killings of five police officers and three polling officials their boss was targeted by election maoist rebels we've been fighting for years to overthrow the country's government millions of indians began voting in eleven states on thursday an election that's to to last until the sixteenth of may. thousands of workers have run it in this southern spanish pool city of purgatory are they demanded a great show world loud from the government as economic problems continue in the country the demonstration is said to be the first in a series of planned protest spain is one of the

asteroids a private foundation dedicated supertight than the earth from such strikes is now building the sentinel space telescope this will be able to track and deflect asteroids millions of miles away which sounds good. it will only be ready in two thousand and that's the ceiling everything goes according to plan and of course that we're no wiped out by then. r.t. . i think we just keep our fingers crossed no for the best talking to space stuff is technology update next to the international about the new russian space capsule which promises to make space flights partly more comfortable if you put it that way than have a program after the break. conflicting narratives in competing interpretations this is at the heart of ukraine war washington western media go to great lengths to demonize russia for everything happening in ukraine there's no denying the west is pulling the strings and kim don't want to take responsibility russia is blaming. the media leave us so we leave to be. by the same motions your. party visible. virtues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politic

. >> reporter: according to an analysis by the "orlando sentinel," reports of bears coming in contact with people and property have more than doubled in the last five years in central florida. from just under a thousand in 2009 to more than 2,200 last year. last night, even as florida wildlife officials set traps, tranquilizer guns ready, bears could be seen wandering through the subdivision. one was shot by a game warden after exhibiting dangerous behavior. three others were captured and put down. >> unfortunately, we just got too comfortable with them being around. >> reporter: wildlife officials say for the most part, bears don't attack humans. but with 30 staples on her scalp, ten stitches on her forehead and numerous claw marks and puncture wounds, those statistics have little meaning to terri frana today. >> i can't close my eyes and not think about it, see it, feel it. but that will go away in time and i'm here. i'm here for my kids. >> reporter: for "today," janet shamlian, nbc news. >> that's frightening. >> survival story. >> and by the way, not to be ignorant, i had no idea