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fleeing to moscow. 19th people have died in a helicopter crash in russia in the remote region of siberia people were reportedly on board, including 11 children. a russian rocket carrying three satellites crashed shortly after it was launched, just after takeoff in cassocks stand. the lines are believed to be worth $200 million. it is not often the u.s. presidents run into each other in africa, but that is exactly what happened when barack obama met george w. bush in tanzania. they got together for a replaying ceremony, commemorating the victims of an people int killed 11 1998. the last after president was ousted, a military takeover led to unrest in mali. now thousands of peacekeepers have arrived to secure the country. >> a wall of names and pictures, these are people who should be eligible to vote as mali returned to democracy. the arrangements are causing a great deal of concern to the international community. >> observers will tell you that the organization is best year in the capital, but even there it is not good, these are the lists were people come to find out there voting member

"siberia" follows baseball. we are back for the nbc bay area news at 11:00.tory in hand. >> yes. >> will we have fog at at&t park? >> the fog will roll in. >> you want to talk about the giants. >> i did. i know all about sports, you guys. no. i know a lot about this. temperatures in the 80s. a lot cooler than the past couple of days. 60s on the coastline. low 90s by next week. >> thanks. thanks for joining us. >>> on the broadcast tonight, deadly day in egypt. supporters and opponents of the ousted president battle in the streets.awúm egypt once again in the chaos. >>> taking the stand. the mothers of trayvon martin and george zimmerman testify.7sñ each says it's her son on the 911 tape screaming for help. >>> what went wrong? it began as a routine night at the fireworks until the explosives went off in the wrong direction. >>> and invasion from the deep. spreading fast, wiping out other species. what can be done to stop the assault of the lion fish. "nightly news" begins now.

it was preserve in ice in siberia, russia. now it's on display in japan.of people want to see it. it's always amazing to see things that old. like, seeing the mummies in egypt. >> i had no idea that there was one that well preserved. >> i'm mara schiavocampo. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> the flight crew told the flight attendant not to initiate an evacuation. they were communicating with the tower about the emergency. the lead, or the cabin manager, made announcement, over the p.a. for people to stay in their seats. and to not evacuate. >> new revelations from the investigation into the crash of asiana flight 214. we'll hear from the 911 calls of the first witnesses to see it happen and tell you why one pilots who said he couldn't see during the landing. >>> discouraging report on health in america, how where you live can significantly impact how healthy you live. >>> and justin bieber is causing trouble again. and how it got him access to former president bill clinton. this is "way too early." >>> all right, so the bieber story you wo

sayg in siberia, putin there are consequences for those who work in human rights, especially when criticizingthe u.s. snowden has applied for political asylum in russia three weeks after arriving in a moscow airport from hong kong. the u.s. wants and sent home to face trial for spying. >> wind-up 11 mr. snowden that any actions connected with harmony elisions are unacceptable. human rights workers usually -- consequences for those who do it. when this kind of work is done under the aegis of the united nations that united states and their support and financial political support, then it is much more comfortable work. if somebody plans to criticize the united states itself, it is been much more difficult. >> washington could be forced to reveal more details of the spying program edward snowden brought to the world attention. roslyn jordan explains. judge ordered the obama administration to declassify 82 thousand eight court ruling which justifies the sm, the nsa data collection program aimed at u.s. citizens and anyone of communicating with u.s. citizens . a program internet company yahoo has r

loft in siberia the remote russian region of the forefront of science is the world's biggest facility to detect mysterious gamma rays right at the end of the. another click away at the. new york immigration offices decided these are. just. the full story of the stuff on the website right now. and i think. this is egypt's new interim leaders are still finding peace. security headquarters in a city north of cairo injured at least seventeen people and at least two protesters were killed in ongoing rallies overnight but. the editor of the newspaper he believes it's the muslim brotherhood supporters who could be instigating the violence. the violence that the brotherhood is committing daily now is undermining their credibility and a little bit actually what they are doing is while they are already in a hole the the refuse to stop digging every day we have a violent clashes in cairo most of it are not actually between the brotherhood and police or the army actually most of it between the brotherhood and the people in the street are getting frustrated and angry at what the present. are doing

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a russian transport helicopter has crashed into a hilltop in siberia killing at least twenty one people including children the aircraft was said to be carrying twenty eight people including a local politicians and representatives a one their investment company the polar airlines chopper reportedly came down and strong winds and low visibility over three hundred rescues and fifty vehicles have been dispatched to the scene but bad weather conditions are complicating the search operation there officials say they've opened an inquiry into the case piece in a series not will the west ones that's according to iran's outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad and exclusive interview to r.t. have told us some powers on the conflict in syria to spread all across their needs to reach or. to two or more in libya egypt and syria there are conflicts in all the regional countries so nobody's paying attention to israel so they can rest easy the second thing is that under the pretext of the syrian question they want the crisis to spread out to neighboring countries to iran to lebanon and to turkey because

people were on board this train luckily there were no fatalities it was coming from novosibirsk in siberia all the way down to a town called in southern russia before this accident happened about four hundred kilometers north of its final destination deficient say that over seventy people have been injured cover the world news stories and canadian officials say five people have been killed by a freight train explosion in quebec dozens more are said to be missing after the blast that caused devastation the turn of luck mcgann to the runaway train was loaded with fuel be derailed then it blew up because of the disaster still not clear tonight firefighters are still battling the blaze there are fears of another explosion that. jordan has charged radical muslim cleric abu qatada with terrorism after he was deported from the u.k. qatar the pleaded not guilty after being immediately handed over to prosecutors after he landed on sunday britain for a costly ten year legal battle directed by to his home country he's known as a key figure in all qaeda linked activities and was viewed by the u.k. dee

quick peek now what's awaiting for you this hour on our web site called other cool although a lot in siberia the remote russian region moves to the forefront of science but the world's biggest facility to detect mysterious gamma rays all the way at the edge of the universe. and another click away at all to talk about stalin new york find out why immigration officers decided these replica gun heels just one fly of the full story of this. on the web site right now. right see. first street. and i think you're. on a reporter's twitter. instagram. or straight to egypt now to open up the day for this there has been a bomb blast outside a security headquarters in the city of us just north of cairo one person said to be killed nineteen injured including thirteen policeman security forces exchanged gunfire with unidentified men inside a nearby abandoned building shortly afterwards a clash also reported at rallies in support of the ousted president morsy overnight at least two people killed. and to the ball gary and capital. through barricades built around the parliament by protesters demanding the go

point founded in sixty no fall times could already establish itself as the educational center of siberia by the mid nineteenth century the city now boasts fifteen research institutes eight universities and one in every five residences a student. in two thousand and ten times invested two point two percent of its gross regional products in r. and d. major cities second largest economic sector the city is host to any of us which is the longest. standing innovation forum in russia the annual event was held for the fifteenth time this year over two thousand people from nineteen countries around the world took part in the forum which attracted over twenty five thousand visitors in just four days the forum gave representatives from leading bush and company startups and universities the opportunity to meet and discuss various issues and share their experiences as you may have guessed from the name the form is dedicated to the development of the question of its acceptance of. this forum was different from the previous ones in the sense that it was focused on a specific economic sector it wasn't

main character commits a crime for what he believes is a higher purpose were ends up sentenced to siberia. massachusetts that, is he closer to get -- martha, is he closer to getting out of moscow? >> honestly, he must be closer to getting out of that airport, but i don't really know where he'll end up. i think during this week we all heard his lawyer in russia talking about the fact that he would probably be released any day. he wants temporary asylum. the russians have kind of given this mixed message. if he stops leaking material perhaps he can stay. on the other hand, president putin does not want to interfere with whatever relationship remains with the united states. so i think it's possible he could get out of the airport soon, but i think they do not want him staying there permanently. this is a problem the russians don't really want. on the other hand, i don't see them carting him on to an airplane and sending him home. >> go ahead. >> how does this impact the relationship between the u.s. and russia, which is already very rocky? >> i think that's the key point. russia is playing k

point founded in sixteen zero four times could already establish itself as the educational center of siberia by the mid nineteenth century the city now boasts fifteen research institutes eight universities and one in every five residences of students in two thousand and ten tomsk invest a two point two percent of its gross regional products in r. and d. making the city second largest economic sector the city's host to any of us which is the longest standing innovation forum in russia the annual event was held for the fifteenth time this year over two thousand people from nineteen countries around the world took part in the forum which attracted over twenty five thousand visitors in just four days the forum gave representatives from leading bush in company starts ups and universities to meet and discuss various issues and share their experiences as you may have guessed from the name of the form is dedicated to the. that's of the question of it except. for this forum was different from the previous ones in the sense that it was focused on a specific economic sector it wasn't just a forum for i

now a russian transport helicopter has crashed into a hilltop in siberia killing at least nineteen people including children the crash was said to be carrying twenty eight people including a local political and representatives of an investment company believe polar airlines chopper reportedly came down in strong winds and low visibility over two hundred rescues and forty bugles have been dispatched to the scene of the szell say they opened in acquiring for the case. and some other global stories in brief for you now at least ten people have died in assault on a company in the afghan capital that supplies nato forces a car bomb ripped through the entrance to the compound before viber tigers opened fire all of them were killed along with four employees of the company and a civilian. resume has faced yet another day of violent clashes as people continue to voice their anger over the country's poverty rates public sector problems and rising transport costs in the northern city over the now it's vehicles were targets and torched and truck drivers in some power brazil's largest city blocked hig

is a peek of what's waiting for you on our website dot com right now by the court of gamma laws in siberia there are about a russian region moves to the forefront of science with the world's biggest facility to detect mysterious gamma rays all the way the edge of our universe. just another click away at r.t. dot com for your talk about killer style in new york find out why immigration officers decided these replica gun heels just won't fly the full story of this fashion that's on the web site right now. to egypt we go where the new interim leaders are still finding peace to be rather elusive a bomb blast outside a security headquarters in the city of on soda and that's just north of cairo one person said to have being killed nineteen injured including thirteen policeman security forces exchanged gunfire with unidentified men inside a nearby abandoned building afterwards clashes on gunshots were also reported at pro morsy rallies overnight at least two people killed there but show me the edit. out of the newspaper he believes it's the muslim brotherhood supporters who are most likely instig

new york to russia now where rescuers have found a site where a passenger helicopter crashed in siberia on chairs day four survivors have been flown to hospital from the remote eastern region but at least twenty four people are confirmed to have died many of whom were children it took well over a day to get to the downed chopper with low cloud unfold hampering rescue efforts it was only found because the pilot has managed to send his coordinates to emergency services the cause of the crash is still on. american drone strikes could be responsible for ten times more civilian deaths than conventional weapons according to a new report but president barack obama has taken the deadly technology under his wing still maintains that more accurate than fighter jets on his own. but it's no secret that drones are becoming the military's aircraft of choice we've been told they're more efficient and precise than fighter jets but a recent study says otherwise the study was conducted by larry lewis a research scientist for the center of naval analysis lewis took a close look at the number of air strike

well here's a peek of what's waiting for you right now on the web site dot com a quarter of a lot in siberia remote russian region it moves to the forefront of science with the world's biggest facility to detect mysterious gamma rays right at the edge of the universe. and another click away for you what i call this our talk about killer style in new york find out why immigration officers decided these replica gun heels just won't fly with the full story of this fashion right now on the web site. all right so let's turn our attention now to that of egypt where new interim leaders are still finding pieces to be very elusive a bomb blast outside a security headquarters in the city of money just north of cairo it injured at least nineteen including thirteen policeman security forces exchanged gunfire with unidentified men inside a nearby abandoned building afterwards clashes on gunshots were also reported approach morsy rallies overnight and. the editor of the newspaper he believes it's the muslim brotherhood supporters who are most likely instigating the violence. the violence the brotherhood.

to russia now where rescuers have found the side where a passenger helicopter crashed in siberia on tuesday three survivors have been flown to hospital from the remote northeastern region but at least twenty people are confirmed to have died many of whom were children it took well over a day to get to the downed chopper with low clouds and fog hampering rescue efforts it was only found because the pilot had managed to send these coordinates to emergency services the cause of the crash is still on. a look at some other news stories in brief north korea has once again proposed talks with its northern neighbor over reopening a joint here one industrial zone near the border this comes amid growing concern among the business owners in the area over economic losses caused by the closure the idea of talks emerged some three weeks ago but didn't lead to anything constructive you to bickering over the details. the white house has rejected a petition demanding a recount of the twenty twelve presidential election results and they were supposed to they don't came and it was signed by seventy thousand p

people were on board this train luckily there were no fatalities it was coming from novosibirsk in siberia all the way down to a town called adler in southern russia before this accident happened about four hundred kilometers north of its final destination. what are online to have picked up on today snail mail spying is one of the stories that covering if you thought you could hide from big brother above all the email in favor of additional letters for a disappointment new report shows the u.s. postal service has been working alongside teligent services for decades with mailed works and. with mail workers rather photographing letters that have been doing it in packages before the big living. room full story and in and out because like most stock scientists are getting excited over a new discovery finding thousands of life forms in the isolated body of water that's been cut off from the outside world for millions of years for more money. hunger strike a growing tide of a bay prison zone to six months of no sign of a resolution guards at the u.s. military jail in cuba resorting to new harsh

a russian transport helicopter has crashed into a hilltop in siberia reportedly killing twenty one people including children reports also say rescue troops have reached the supposed crash site but found no wreckage and continuing the search operation aircraft was said to be carrying twenty eight people including a local politician and representatives of an investment company the polar airlines helicopter reportedly came down in strong winds and low visibility and officials say they have opened an inquiry into the case. peace in syria is not what the west wants that's according to iran's outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad in an exclusive interview to r.t. he told us some powers want the conflict in syria to spread all across the mideast region. in libya in egypt in syria there are conflicts in all the regional countries so nobody's paying attention to israel so they can rest easy the second thing is that under the pretext of the syrian question they want the crisis to spread out to neighboring countries to iran to lebanon and to turkey because they want to affect the whole region they

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people were on board this train luckily there were no fatalities it was coming from novosibirsk in siberia all the way down to a town called adler in southern russia before this accident happened about four hundred kilometers north of its final destination but just to reiterate officials say that over seventy people have been injured and sixteen of those need hospital treatment or under eventually a played out he's going to farm of that. three latin american countries have said they're ready to grant asylum to edward snowden the leaders of bolivia venezuela and nicaragua are offering a helping hand to the man who's exposed the u.s. government's global surveillance where washington's aggressive pursuit of the whistle blowers prompted those leaders to rally around the former n.s.a. contractor in this and now i reports. i think snowden tsongas bice's up with a latin american twist a glimmer of hope after living in limbo for weeks then as well as nicaragua and bolivia after the n.s.a. leaker asylum after european countries rejected or his official request were for most of the week if snowden h

as well and here's a peek of what's waiting for you on our web site day at the core it's a lot in siberia remote russian region moves to the forefront of science with the world's biggest facility to detect mysterious gamma rays at the end of the universe . and another click away at our t.v. dot com for you today killer style in new york find out why immigration officers decided these rebel could gun deals just why the full story of this fashion full body is on our website are right now. after years of indefinite detention almost half of the guantanamo prisoners will finally see their cases reviewed the news comes as a hunger strike at the notorious jail nears its six month legal reviews were actually ordered by president obama more than two years ago but it's only now actual preparations have begun so out of one hundred sixty six prisoners currently held at guantanamo bay seventy want inmates will get a role style hearings most haven't been charged with any crime because there isn't enough evidence to hold the trial but they were still considered too dangerous to be released all of the re

a russian transport helicopters crashed into a hilltop in siberia reportedly killing twenty one people including children the aircraft was said to be carrying twenty eight people including a local politician and representatives of an investment company the lines chopper reportedly came down in strong winds and low visibility of three hundred rescuers and fifty vehicles have been dispatched to the scene but bad weather conditions are complicating the search operation officials say they've opened an inquiry into the case. about a global stories and bring the seven people being killed in an assault on a company in the afghan capital that supplies nato forces a car bomb ripped through the entrance to the compound before five attackers opened fire all of them were killed in the following shootout the attack comes just weeks after the security handover from nato forces to afghan troops ahead of the official pullout next year. brazil has faced yet another day of violent clashes as people continue to voice their anger over the country's poverty rates public sector problems and rising transport

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point founded in sixty no fall times could already establish itself as the educational center of siberia by the mid nineteenth century the city now boasts fifteen research institutes eight universities and one in every five residences of students in two thousand and ten tomsk invested two point two percent of its gross regional products in r. and d. making the city second largest economic sector the city's host to any of us which is the longest standing innovation forum in russia the annual event was held for the fifteenth time this year over two thousand people from nineteen countries around the world took part in the forum which attracted over twenty five thousand visits as in just four days. the forum gave representatives from leading bush in company startups and universities the opportunity to meet and discuss various issues and share their experiences as you may have guessed from the name the form is dedicated to the development of the bush and of its acceptance of. this forum was different from the previous ones in the sense that it was focused on a specific economic sector it wasn

siberia set up an office of imperial pleasures, which gathered beautiful boys and girls from all overso the emperor could defile them. caligula is said to have made his favorite horse a senator, as pictured here. >> allow me to introduce, a new senator on the throne. you will treat him as our peer, in every decision. >> even president obama wouldn't do that. so arrogant as our politicians are and repugnant as many of them are, they are at least not emperors, like caligula, and executed the senators wives who didn't show up. but rome matters because empires do crumble. rome lasted the longest of all of them. the ottoman empire, is the next one that lasted 600 years, then the spanish, and the british, we have lasted less than 300 years. we're doing better than alexander the great, but in our 200 careers, we have accomplished amazing things. amazing prosperity. we just can't take it for granted because free and prosperous is not the natural state of things. in human history, it's rare. we now are starting to look a lot like rome and we ought to worry about that. that's our show, thank yo

cold in siberia. >> i know, i know. maybe i will let you go first.t i loved about this, is for example, when men were asked, are you the primary fincial decisionmar, 69% of them said yes but only 13% of their spouses agreed with them. there is a little bit of a disconnect there. we seehisime and again in this study. are you in charge of the making the decision. the person said yes, and the spouse said, i don't thi so. tony what do you think about that, are you in charge? >> melissa, my wife and i make every decision0/50. melissa: come on. get off the set! melissa: give me areak. >> my name is not tony. it is ward cleaver. we're the perfect american family. these statistics that come out of the poll do not shock me at all. i think there is natural oppositional relationship between spouses. when the husband thinks something, the wife thinks the opposite. when the wife thinks something the husband thinks the opposite. why should it be any different? we all know who makes the real decisions in the house and it is definitely the women. melissa: mercedes,

hundred passengers were on board this train it was a large train traveling from over severe skin siberia all the way to add on the south coast of russia but this accident happened about four hundred kilometers north of there. the emergency services now say that they have completed treating everybody that they can at the scene but the latest is that over seventy people are injured fifteen of those have been taken to hospital in five days are young children ok i understand. under the farm with. three latin american countries have said that they're ready now to grant asylum to edward snowden the leaders of bolivia venezuela and nicaragua are offering a helping hand to the man who exposed the u.s. government's global surveillance web washington's aggressive pursuit of the whistleblowers prompted those leaders to rally around the former n.s.a. contractor is innocent no way as the latest. thanks not in song goes by says though with a latin american twist a glimmer of hope after living in limbo for weeks then as well nicaragua and bolivia offered the n.s.a. leaker asylum after european countrie

fishing in siberia this week. russian president was also president.elease from the trip shows the 6-year-old putin driving a motor boat and petting reindeer. he also caught this giant pike weighing more than 45 pounds. no word on whether he was wearing robert kraft's super bowl ring when he reeled it in. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? >>> violent clashes in egypt have left at least 65 people dead and more than 700 wounded. the violence broke out in cairo when security forces fired

he said -- his greatest fantasy was to be on a train to siberia being the lover of his mistress -- of-- the rent boy, basically of his -- of the mistress's lover. so you think how do i remember that? >> rose: how do you get your mind around that? >> it's very -- it's very elliptical and it's a whole thing about the stockholm syndrome and it's loving your oppressor, the fear of -- the desire and the hatred of the oppression but the actual billfully enabling it to continue. >> rose: so how did you approach from character? >> from the beginning. i mean, because there's a series of games within games within games it wasn't really until we became the maids -- of course, i play clair and she impersonate it is mistress. we didn't know what that was until the mistress came in and we were the maids so we had to start of start from the chron crete and blow it open. but it ended up being intensely physical and it's a dangerous play. it's all about -- my character ends up because of her sister's intense fantasy to be the criminal and the criminal being akin to being the saint. you know, the ultim

he flew us to siberia to check out russia's richest gold mining company.he owns almost half of it, plus a big chunk of the world's biggest aluminum producer. [woman speaking in russian] there is a media empire, plus two banks, an insurance company, and lots of real estate, including this house, which has a built-in swimming pool and of course a fitness center. that's your boat? >> it's my small yacht. >> he showed us a model of his 200-foot yacht. the real one, he says, makes him seasick. where is it now? >> really, i don't know. >> you don't know where it is? >> no. [gun clicking] >> and we spotted some of his other toys. >> it's brand new. it's kalashnikov bought for special forces. >> it never hurts to have friends in the special forces, and right now prokhorov has friends everywhere. the night we were invited for dinner, the guest list included a former russian governor and one of the country's biggest movie stars at a table laden with regional delicacies flown in for the occasion and endless bottles of chateau lafite rothschild '95. after business and

and that was when in the north -- so, basically in the north the area that eventually became siberia began to turn into a super volcano. and what happens in the super volcano is not a scientific term, but it basically referred to a massive, massive volcano. and this was a volcano caused by and a man's province which is a very large area where water is being released in multiple places, so you have to a imagine great big prevents opening above the earth. is not like a mountain where it's blowing upon the top. it's kind of like the iceland the volcano's the starts extruding lawbook among big waves of law about. so, again, it's not explosive. is just of law but losing out of these huge cracks and vans, and there are multiple bands. so in this northern area, pangaea, this event went on for of about -- let's say a thousand years. it was a thousand year irruption, and what happened was overtime the gases and ash that were r vc eruption were kind of like a super industrial revolution. they were releasing so much carbon into the environment that the climate first started to cool down, and th

now he's gone on a fishing expedition in siberia.ldn't you know, the russian president managed to pluck this sizable pike right out of the water, rewriting the old soviet proverb, "in russia, fish catch you." one aide warned putin the fish might bite him. putin's response, "i will bite him myself." according to kremlin, putin's pike weighed 46 pounds which prompted the russian interwebs to erupt in conspiracy theories in good old-fashioned. the second awesomest thing on the internet, the reminder we live in age of the wearable face computer. no one looks good wearing google glass. if you can't afford it, who cares really. the newest technology has given rise to a specific type of person commonly known as the glasshole. see also glasshat. little surprise over the last few months we've seen various elected officials test drive the technology. 86-year-old congressman dingell remarking this is quite a machine when trying on a pair. how true that is, when used for something other than awkward photo op. using it at training camp. left raid