highs today will come up to 8 degrees in tokyo , 6 for seoul. in the teens for beijing and only 9 in shanghai. on the cool side. taipei is up to 18 degrees. for north america, seeing a lot of snow coming in from the west. really starting to spread across the rockies and in to inland parts of the united states. and then over to the midwest, eastern half of the united states, area of ice and snow will develop across eastern canada and the northern end of the great lakes area while rain, a lot of moisture will be coming up along the mississippi valley from the gulf of mexico, really looking wet for the lower interest midwest and the deep south and this could include severe weather on friday. as for highs on friday, minus 12 in winnipeg. we've got 7 in vancouver and 8 for seattle. on the other hand, getting a little bit warmer in new york. 5 is your high. and even 11 degrees in d.c. now, for europe, largely calm and unsettled for the most part. the exception is up to the north. winds will be strong from norway all the way in to western russia and al

phrase and here is one of the most popular teachers at seoul don't know high school gori used to teach english to russian children in the russian town of mogadon today he teaches russian in alaska none of the children in his class has a slavic name all of them are americans who have decided to learn the language that was once dominant and this part of the world. your wont during pre-op while i. know. this the are you spending that. i'm not. here. the gory sees himself as a representative of the new wave of russian settlers of alaska who fears he makes himself at home the russian legacy is everywhere it became too deep there are at least about seven hundred. names place names on the map of conspicuously russian for example. from cell device then the presence of the churches here so you know the words. let's put it like this here in alaska we'll live in the presence of the past. is another russian enclave in alaska it emerged here on hundred years after the sale of the peninsula. its four hundred inhabitants try to stick to a lifestyle reminiscent of siberia rather than america. for peop

and chilly 5 in seoul. now for the americas. a major storm system is moving across the central portions of the u.s. this is going to be bringing widespread snow again across the midwest and is separate system across the pacific will be spreading plenty of snow across the pacific northwest. so british columbia, canada looking at 15 centimeters of snow and also across the great lakes looking at significant snowfall again. now, further to the south, things are going to be severe here. winds are strong. looking at the threat for severe thunderstorms, tornados not out of the question and do watch out for damaging winds as well as large hail in louisiana and also mississippi. now, all of that precipitation then heads toward the eastern third of the country. we've already had reports -- numerous reports of minor flooding in the region along the mississippi valley and also in the northeast due to the recent rainfall and the snow mount. as that precipitation heads to the eastern third of the country that's going to be raising the floodin

>>grant: it's a beautiful day in the bay, don't tell that to one community south of seoul now say. this is a picture of the morgan hill neighborhood a mass of mud slide has blocked off an entire neighborhood. the power is also down, you could see the power lines there just hovering right above the road. 7200 what redwood trees have fallen along with debris in mud. this entire neighborhood is trapped, they don't have power and its action a town called which is part of the morgan hill neighborhood it is supposed to be a swedish american community and crews are working to rectify that situation. we will keep you posted in the nose from.news ro >>jacqueline: after last week this is the welcome relief to see sunny skies over the bay bridge this afternoon. the sunshine bay area wide, a few high clouds streaming in. current conditions, temperatures are on the mile to warm side. 72 santa rosa, 71 in napa, 60s for the rest of the bay area accept for along the coastline. near 70 degrees inland. of the breezy out there in some spots, a 20 mi. an hour winds in san francisco, teams down the pen

it's going to be sunny in seoul, 10 degrees for daytime high. tokyo coming up to 11 degrees. >>> for north america, we have two storm systems out toward the east and out toward the west. in the middle, a high pressure system that will continue to keep things calm and settled. very mild air coming in from the pacific as well. that's going to help to boost the temperatures up here. now, let's focus on the storm out toward the east. it's moving fairly slowly once again. keeping those flood alerts very, very high. especially across the northeastern corner here. wide area looking at flood warnings and watches in effect again for some of you, it's going to be renewed flooding risk. then up toward eastern quebec, maine, looking at threat for freezing rain then to the lee of the great lakes, looking at the widespread snow. pennsylvania getting up to 20 centimeters of snow into friday afternoon. and then over toward the west as well, looking at plenty of snowfall coming in from the northwest, british columbia, the cascades, looking at quite heavy snow th

and a chilly 6 in seoul. now, heading into the americas, winter storms in place again.hat's over toward the northeast still quite powerful, bringing some strong winds to the area. we're looking at wind gusts of up to 120 kilometers per hour. and on top of that there's going to be significant snow accumulating today. over toward the west we have the separate system that's bringing widespread snow across the rockies into the central plains. and that's going to be dumping quite heavy snow for in and around nebraska as well and then also over toward the northeast and more snow to come as well. now, further down we're looking at severe thunderstorms to break out as well come tuesday. there is that threat for tornados. watch out for strong winds as well as heavy downpours as well across louisiana and texas. and you can see that over toward the northwest there is going to be a new system coming in, bringing plenty of coastal rain and inland snow. 8 degrees in vancouver today. minus 9 in winnipeg. and then over toward toronto quite chilly here. 0 for your daytime high. 1 in den

warming up to only 8 degrees in tokyo today. 7 in seoul. and then 15 in, pleasant and mild in beijing with sunny spells. now we head to the americas where flooding is going to be a major concern. numerous flooding reports coming out this week along the mississippi valley, but up in the northeastern corner in the u.s. as well. let's start off with some footage out of new jersey. you can see that many areas have been flooded here due to the recent rainfall. rivers have risen significantly. residents were forced to use boats as a means of getting around. floodwater was quite strong, as you can see. it knocked down a refrigerator here. cleanup efforts are going on, but more rain is on the way. and of course it's not just new jersey but other parts of the northeast dealing with flooding as well. here's the potent storm moving across, very slowly. that's going to bring flooding rains to many areas. we have widespread snow across the north. er in great lakes torrential rains to the south for the mid-atlantic states and quite severe thunderstorms t

hoping for sunshine this afternoon. 2 in seoul. 6 degrees in beijing.hen minus 10 up along the core. pretty frigid picture for you again. looking calmer and quieter out towards the east. we've got that long frontal boundary bringing that severe weather yesterday, that's headed out to sea. the tail end of it does linger over the florida peninsula but that should be pulling away as well. we have this low pressure area bringing snow to eastern canada. that will continue on its trek eastward, moving in towards quebec and toward the northern end of the new england states as well as canadian maritimes. out west, messy picture here. well-developed systems coming in off the pacific. already starting to impact the coastline, bringing in strong winds and plenty of moisture. it's looking quite wet along the coastline. then we're going to be talking about snow for inland areas. plenty more expected to spread through the intermountain west. western half of canada. highest amounts are going to be 15 centimeters or more by the end of wednesday night. sierras too looki

a major beverage maker, based in seoul says monthly orders from japanese customers have doubled since the march 11th earthquake. the company received more than 100 orders on both wednesday and thursday. the firm says it's diverted products intended for the domestic market to japan and extended production at its plants but still can't meet demand. a similar situation is developing for vegetables due to radiation contamination. frozen vegetable producer in the chinese province of jaijang say orders increased 30% since the earthquake. the producer has increased operating hours and work force to deal with the situation, despite a limited supply of fresh vegetables . >>> police say the number of deaths from the march 11th quake and tsunami has now risen to over 10,000. the national police agency says there are 10,019 confirmed deaths and 17,500 people missing. the massive amount of debris and blocked roads are hindering the search operation. about 202,000 people are living in emergency facilities around the country. increasing health concerns are being worsened by continuing cold weather.

lee cowan, nbc news, seoul. >> that's our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, san francisco's most controversial slugger gets ready to take some hits in the courtroom. >>> plus, rain, hail, snow, and now rock slides. a serious of storms ravaging the west coast. and this is only the beginning. we've got team coverage of the storms headed our way. >>> and thank you for joining us this evening.uirreaguirre. >> and i'm raj

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was married with a good a few hours later he will visit his father at a nursing home in the town of seoul don't know yet. i tell him i tell my father everything. oh you do that if it. doesn't see that russian heritage simply as a distant episode in the history of his native state he remembers well that when he was a child far more people spoke russian than english i talked about that with my brothers about the russian heritage and we often joked about it when we get within about ten miles. we're doing what we call speaking and we start talking like my father telling some of the stories it is still a very. furtively heard it. more in a rise that sold around lunchtime he visits his father at the local nursing home he says a few phrases in russian. with no i. was no conscious pre-race. nick lehman can't remember names and faces clearly last year he had a stroke. it was the. us here yes but even. with my son nick lehman's condition sometimes makes him imagine he's not it's old old news nursing home but in the old settlement of real chick where everyone has a boat where christmas is celebrated

very much in favor of the big leagues that's why they were attending the seminar or the lecture from seoul and they still are for. it is unfortunately a rather common case of sexual abuse we have these cases all over again in sweden great britain everywhere in the world and this is a case like any other with the difference that we suspect the person of the song. at the same time tensions inside the wiki leaks team rose to the surface songes friend and colleague daniel don't feel like berg said he could no longer work with him he withdrew from the project along with many others. i'm really very sorry to see the project winding up the problem is that julian is intent on cracking down on any dissenters as a matter of fact now he's one of the kind of people that we've been trying to oppose so i quit at the right moment after that negative trend had emerged within the wiki leaks team. aside from ideological differences virgina songe also had a personal conflict when berg introduced her sons to his future wife. disapproved of his choice. i fell in love quite immediately and opposed to him as my

showing modest gains on tuesday japanese stocks edge higher with tech stocks advancing after he touches seoul the disk drive units the u.s. based western digital four point three billion dollars in hong kong property developers and coal mine as i believe a sentiment improves following a small decline of the price of crude. and foreigners who tried to make a living in russia have long realized that for all that subsidize those doing business here can prove profitable actually the time of the call has been following the progress of one french entrepreneur who's life has turned out distinctly rosy. predict the future and french dyslexic may do something by trajectory different from florence grows roses with an unusual twist. like intriguing smells with intriguing prices it's a nice market anyway. so you would buy me the. normal roses and we knew we'd buy one of these and here is where this french business woman built her business it's in the middle of nowhere it's really in the middle of nowhere. it's a small village two hundred kilometers away from moscow first of all thank you say ok russia is

and already up south of the sony ericsson open a miami where andy roddick ounce of logic was in seoul following and dean martin's footsteps. but we begin with the latest from melbourne the web it became the first russian to make the podium in the formula one race there in the drive of finishing sad at the season opening australian grand prix with fernando alonso close on its heels patrolled held on to his position losing around eight seconds to mcclaren is lewis hamilton and living alone so in full meanwhile the reigning world champion red bulls boston's that towel is off to a perfect start to the new season leading from pole to flag to leave have all time twenty two seconds behind this appointment for home hero mark webber who settled for fifth place. and dick advocates russia were held to gold is jewel by armenia in their latest euro twenty twelve qualify on saturday watching that match vonn was artie's richard fulfill it. russia had not reached the halfway point in their quest to try and qualify for euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine and that task is now beco

devastating point of no return or he's a really good go has just been injured and brings us more from seoul. we remember of course the biggest disaster ever and that is danger novel nuclear incest or it took several hundred people and it took several years actually decade or more to completely eradicate the ass to reference that disaster at this point already a week we'd have brought hundred eighty people working on the scene working in shifts but they are the only people there and nobody else is present and everything that's happening is actually rare here it's well it's actually it's a guy about a week sort gets to tick down to the scene at the country's most critical nuclear accidents and to pretty much state the obvious and that is the situation is grave and there are separate authorities need to closely cooperate with the early. thirty's as well in order to resolve this crisis entire situation with rather miniscule amount of people. not enough information. being disclosed by the government or the power company or actually in charge of our roads when you put all of this together a quest

seoul the much answers ministry here assures that as of tuesday morning there is no increase in radiation levels and there is no cause for the residents to panic. and in the worst case scenario locals can make. home there's no threats to the health of the people radiation readings are at a normal level meanwhile we know that russia's defense ministry says it is ready to evacuate if its personnel from the coral islands which is because. possibly region to japan and the residents for example are searching for their personal geiger counters to measure radiation levels we also know from pharmacies that sales of raw cases and people hold vigorously want to make sure that they are counted for a possible. radioactive a mission in place if there is a nuclear catastrophe in japan from what we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that the believe the emergence is ministry of russian bear reports about normal radiation levels is just that they are not quite sure whether japanese are playing down the throughout the nuclear catastrophe or not. in a sense that they're playing it down i

while there was a dramatic finish to the ladies world cup after the final couple of races work out seoul due to bad weather and switzerland when savon had closed the gap on mari aris for hova two hundred points to just three by the end of the season all those cancellations men should be able to defend the overall title she held for the previous three years one however finished top in no super g. and also super combined. now casey still in it was fastest inside of the school occasion ahead of the motor g.p. season opening grand prix in qatar and the good we can so far over own history made . the first probable degree for the similar performance in practice reigning world champion jorge lorenzo finish that wild well into the us he was only ninth to these men's degraded still suffering from a show the injury which could overshadow his debut for dick. two thousand and seven champion still a man meanwhile praised his new team and would like. the seasons are the biggest thing i'm looking forward to you know just consistent of consistency with the preseason to seen some minutes this really give

of the on the grid fully assembled before it was in practice reigning world child for he'll around seoul finished well into their aussie was only not motivated because most decorated riders still. suffering from a show the age three which would overshadow his debut for depicts a two thousand and seven tramp in stone and well phrased his new team and the by. season is the biggest thing i'm looking forward to you know just a consistent consistency was shown in the pre-season testing is something that's this really given us a lot of confidence and this way can you know we've made small steps but it is a track that we've done very well in the past so we're not holding too much on the circuit for sure phenomena teams on a fantastic job they don't you know they've done everything right with my small steps in every session and so i got the bike to a place where you really enjoy. moving stateside justin rose leaves the transitionals championship on the ball for three days which is just one shot short of the two men track and rose also made history by posting three consecutive sixty five's becomi

a couple thundershowers for you here. 25 inong kong and 7 in shanghai. 5 for seoul. and 10 degrees in tokyo. with the rain this afternoon it's likely going to feel pretty chilly. and overowan, picking up quite a bit of rain here across northern ily -- or rather australia and in toward western australia here. alki at a very lows. well-developed low that is he heading in toward new zealand fit a t rain for australia, some heavy rain spots showing up across the gulf of stlienteria and also western here expecting almost 200 millimeters in the next day or so. that's a lot of rain headed your way. there is going to be those flooding concerns. so do stan the watch and watch those river levels as they could start rising. now, for new zealand two swers are headed your way, spreading a little bit more and getting quite heavy in parts of the south island here, along the coastline. picking up on some heavier downpours throughout the day. for christchurch as well a couple scattered showers possible through tuesday. things get a ltl me aive on wednesday, especially through the mor

follows the club's latest three one defeat at hanover on saturday it was their second straight loss in seoul and sit down to fifth place in the league with a very inside off the bat out of their domestic cup competition earlier this month and how did steered into a domestic double last season and was voted coach of the year in tears before his feet but club bosses they have differing views and should develop strategically so that virtually even as opposed to a year it. that's a. decision has to make. a difficult decision for the board i knew that too is not easy to keep. it is a very difficult question to. buy stock in now and the action regimes in the playoffs tonight with the western conference semifinals getting underway nearest rival and simply the top seeds of mighty they hope the surprise package in armorica the latvians showed their mettle by dispatching early favorites to an arm australia gave me a grand look a motive coach that only the trick says his side is the strongest team elsewhere k h l dream team scar well from atlanta after sweeping parts barca. eastern conference semifinal

is demanding the repatriation of the entire group including four who had been requested to stay in seoul. tensions between the two countries have increased since the north shelled the southern island in november. kyung yang claims it was responding to military aggression of the south's. nasa's attempt to launch a rocket carrying its latest earth observation satellite has ended in failure setting off from california the glory satellite met trouble six minutes into a technical glitch resulted in the rocket slowing down on able to reach orbit it's likely to have crashed in the ocean near the antarctic it cost four hundred thirty million dollars satellites purpose was to gather new data on factors affecting the earth's climate. and other space and he was caused hoping to be cleared for an orbital mission to the international space station international the crew of the main and backup flights are undergoing final exams at russia's star city and he's a reading from the training center. the examinations will take place over the next two days at the team will have to pick out a special examinati

destroying underdogs nifty he make in the deciding game seven of the western conference quarterfinals at seoul so off ten blocks finding the nets at the arena all seven of them courtesy of the hosts the room on sharing to an alexander better show again with a brace each for the winners and gordon hoping this form carries over into the next round where they'll face off against next a lot of music awards on wednesday western conference leaders a lock on like the crash developments earlier to reach the next stage the railway men will be hosting di now to read in the next round in game one is on tuesday. and stay with winter sports you can say you have to get confirmed herself as the world still parallel slalom snowboarder with victory at the home world cup stage right here in moscow richard of on poor flea reports. if you could do you know to get sugarcane into the latest world cup event in moscow's but woman to beat she'd already won four times a season on the circuit i was looking for women for five in front of our home fans but the rest of native manage to cruise into the later rounds the same

i've just come back from seoul i'm actually just was there until two days ago very clearly the people of south korea are incredibly upset and worried about what's happened to their near neighbor in japan but at the same time of course i mean there is a possibility that we're going to see some shifting of things like semiconductor production in favor of korea the south koreans are making increasingly better and better cars which could substitute in the u.s. market and i would have to say i somewhat disagree with something that lloyd said which is you know this is a peril of globalization i mean i think before we had globalization of this sort of earthquake it had japan then they would just switch the light side and that would have been the end of the economy i actually think that you know the whole benefit of globalization is the incredible mobilization of efforts that we've seen around the world because this is just not tit for tat or a zero sum competition this is a whole business of growth and that's why the first people who were on the scene in the course of the last few days from

to get picked up and children average age thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington and seoul asia was one of them as a teenager she was lured into prostitution by a man who she thought was the love of her life working in sex trade fifteen hours a day she gave him all she earned over a thousand dollars a day it was just like gropes for catherine and myself like as separate. like i was another place when i had. it like it was in me the f.b.i. estimates that each year more than one hundred thousand underage american girls are exploited for commercial sex in the united states but the usual trick when the children get when arrested is either jail time or probation like a. criminal record in the u.s. prostitution laws do not exempt minors from prosecution the office of juvenile justice and delinquency prevention reported one thousand and six hundred juveniles were arrested for prostitution within just one year but lawyer saying the u.s. the paradox of the system is that the children are prosecuted for crimes for which they cannot legally give consent the hold up we we say that this

figures over three hundred thousand people already you left libya it's a real humanitarian crisis and seoul so for the mean go all of this military operation to reinforce the no fly zone which was to help ordinary libyans there still has not been achieved. you can put some of our more details on this and talk to maybe a benjamin from washington d.c. she's the co-founder of the antiwar group code pink. now the u.s. has a national debt of some fourteen trillion dollars and considering iraq and afghanistan one might expect there to be some war fatigue among the taxpayers you think capitol hill washington d.c. could expect any backlash from this. i think so is usually happens in the first days or even weeks of intervention like this public opinion tends to be high and then it immediately starts to go down as people see this is not something that is over in three days and people start recognizing that this is starting to look like the wars that we have been in now for years there's also an extreme fight going on on capitol hill about where to make budget cuts and we see cuts coming out of key se

devastating point of no return or he's really going to show has been in japan and brings us the latest from seoul. period member of course because we're a disaster that is ancient novel. it took several hundred people and it took several years actually a decade or more to completely ready the asteroth of that disaster at this point for already a week we have proudly maybe people working on the scene working in shifts but they are the only people there nobody else is present and everything that's happening is actual real here and it's well it's actually. we get to japan to the scene because there's no score it's economically accidents and to pretty much state the obvious and that is that the situation is grave and japanese authorities need to closely cooperate with. authorities as well in order to resolve this crisis entire situation with a rather miniscule amount of people. not enough information. being disclosed by the government or the power company who are actually in charge of it. when you put all of this together whether or not humanity is actually now stared nuclear energy to its full capac

terrorist and one of them has allegedly since been identified as a very close associate of a model from seoul so there are already some speculations that doc will modify russia's most wanted men could be amongst those seventeen killed as a result of a special forces operation in which it's yes however those speculations have been heard before and until there is a confirmation from the security officials he remains one of the most wanted and dangerous men in this country. japan has begun meant is now in a maximum stage for traces of highly toxic tony were found in soil near the quake hit a plant dissolved since is believed to be seeping from nuclear fuel the highly radioactive water has found outside one of the reactor buildings for the first time the government is considering whether to extend evacuation zone beyond its current perimeter twenty kilometers fears of a nuclear meltdown down went forward because she was reacting with severely damaged by an earthquake and tsunami two and a half weeks ago traces of radioactivity have been found as far away as china south korea and the u.s. . now we

terrorist and one of them has allegedly since been identified as a very close associate of a model from seoul so there are already some speculations that local model for russia's most wanted man could be amongst those seventeen killed as a result of a special forces operation in which it's yes however those speculations have been heard before and until there is a confirmation from the security officials he remains one of the most launch it and dangerous man in this country. japan says the government is now in a maximum stage with traces of plenty talks that have taken you were found in so oil in it a quick hit for. those substances believed to be seeping from nuclear fuel the highly radioactive water has also taken from about one of the reactor buildings for the first time the government's considering whether to extend about the relations beyond its current version of twenty and all the sins fears of an unclean melt down when for for she was realises with everything damaged by an earthquake and tsunami . traces of radioactivity have been found as far away as china korea and the u.s. . and we'

harris and one of them has allegedly since been identified as a very close associate of a model from seoul so there are already some speculations that russia's most wanted men could be amongst those seventeen killed as a result of a special forces operation in which states however those speculations have been heard before and until there is a confirmation from the security officials he remains one of the most long and dangerous man in this country. and without the law from moscow let's look at some other international news now making headlines this hour at least one hundred ten people have been killed in a series of explosions at a bullet making factory in southern yemen the plant which had been seized by a militant group was in the process of being looted by civilians when a cigarette as the order of smaug must have been lost you know i think talking about these continue in the country with thousands on the streets of the capital some humans in western backed president facing pressure to stand down and face trial. and in the ivory coast forces loyal to the internationally recognized presi

figures over three hundred thousand people already left libya it's a real humanitarian crisis and seoul so for the main goal of this military operation to reinforce the north winds on which was to help ordinary libyans there still has not been a cheap. course want to see what's going on there are also keeping right up to date on the situation in libya during that twitter feed. so let's say from the transit research institute who says that nato is just a cover for the u.s. and the libyan mission is all about getting control of the country's oil. when people get killed where there is strikes in afghanistan they kill innocent people they always use the term nato it's mostly the us and yes the prime minister of turkey is one hundred percent correct again the hypocrisy is before our very own eyes it's so all this is is the united states doing what it's become accustomed to do and that is attack any country it wants to at any time the any reason that it could make up and the new reason that they made up is perfectly orwellian a humanitarian crisis so you kill people to solve the humanitarian

communist state is demanding the relation of the entire group including four who had requested to stay in seoul tensions between the two countries increased since the mall shelled at the southern island in the last year killing four people young and claims it was responding to military aggression from the south. now says attempts launch a rocket carrying as they deserve observation satellites ended in failure setting off from california the glory satellite trouble six billets in when a technical error resulted in the rocket slowing and then being unable to reach its orbit it's likely to have crashed into the ocean near the antarctic cost of four hundred thirty million dollars the satellites purpose was to gather new data on factors that affect the earth's climate. meantime cosmonauts syria russia hoping to be cleared from all but all missions of the international space station international crew of the main and backup flights are undergoing final exams at russia's star city now that is really crucial reports from the training center. the examinations will take place over the next two days at th

. >> reporter: just down the road is where the mill valley's seoul's office is located. about an hour ago, i spoke to limb about the -- to him about student. parents received a letter about this. we tried to speak to several parents. they declined to be interviewed. >> we know it was flu-death related but we don't know if the flu caused the death. >> reporter: school officials say the 5-year-old boy last attended class here on thursday. later last night, his parents said he was rushed to marin general hospital with flu-like symptoms. he tested positive for influenza. the next day he was dead. >> we do know he was infected with the influenza. >> reporter: she says although a lot of people die from the flu every year it's rare for a person considered not high risk. school leaders say they don't think any other students are at risk. but just in case over the weekend, school rooms were cleaned. >> we weren't informed to do anything other than conduct a normal school day. >> reporter: an autopsy was performed on the 5-year-old today. >>> firefighters made a dramatic rescue af

doesn't have any cultural value, doesn't have any cultural value to be two-year-old and people under 17 seÓulkind of ways in which the statute is very vague. second, the court seems unlikely to sing about violence. it's all around us, it's in the bible, it's in the greek tragedies, kids playing -- blease to play cowboys and indians but he probably can't do that anymore. but that sort of thing, children engage in the second games. they are not expressive activity as i read the briefs california didn't contest the fact that its activity and expressive activity is going to be under the rubric brick of the first amendment. you're not going to be a will to distinguish because they are interactive which these games are. technically all the media is getting to the interactive. we are living in an interactive world. and the concern that the supreme court had in the united states versus stevens case which was the cruelty to animals of video is the same kind of concern i suspect the majority of the court is going to have with respect to this statute. are we going to discourage activity which is whether

this seoul kospi gold reserve and the carrier at this. in order to do that to the euro. it is quite flawed. >> an ingenious question by my hon. friend. i have to say spending the gold was one of many appalling decisions and advised by the two people now responsible for their economic policy in opposition. >> chris evans. >> what about the banking industry with massive bonuses? >> what we have done in the banking industry is make sure they are paying a 2.5 million pound banking levee. should wel. >> unemployment in my constituency will increase as a result of public sector cuts. tell me what the government is doing to expand private-sector job opportunities in the areas such as supply chain jobs such as those programs and when he asked his business secretary to boost jobs in the northeast? >> i am happy to arrange an meeting. what the deck of the lady makes is right. we have to make sure at daytime when any government would have to be making public sector cuts we make sure the public sector grows. that is why we have a growth fund putting money and leveraging new jobs in

. >> darya: the sun will be at today in seoul the construction crews after the road gave way in the poundingn4 is will tran take a look. >> will: that comes and asks the raiders are just as much part of that scenery as the gates and million-dollar homes. as you can see there's no around the clock work taking place this is not a major route, mostly used by people who have reason to be here. residents can still track of past the cones. in hills parker, will tran, kron4. >> mark: state rate lenders are being geared to toughen the $3 million settlement with pacific gas and electric company over failure to provide documentation. executives in the utilities commissioner defendant saying it sets strict milestones to prove that it safely moving gas. the commission could vote on the settlement as early as april 11th. the city of san bruno will open their freezers and recovery center for those affected by the blast. it's an outpost for information, case management will allow residents to get support. case workers will stop the new sector which will have area's for groups come to meetings, streamlined