the gorilla in the room -- house slovakia is facing up to corruption. its palace of culture.e is doing it again -- vladimir putin is asking the russians to elect him as president. yet, for the first time, tens of thousands of people have been speaking out against their current prime minister. the symbol of their protest is a white ribbon. it is their way of saying they want a new russia without the stain of corruption, such as vote-rigging. >> she loves watching this music video on the internet. it is called "our madhouse is voting for putin." it is a satirical take on politics in russia, said in a fictitious mental hospital where the patients are left to their own devices. doctors and terrors are described as lazy, greedy, and corrupt. more than 2 million russians have watched this video online. anna says it gives her the courage to carry on. >> everyone used to stay at home with their families complaining among themselves. that was all. now, we feel like we are many and we are united. we are creative, and we want to make a change at last. >> the success of their video took

that was slovakia. they could build a bridge dedicated to the one and only chuck norris.ed walker texas ranger star is the favorite to win a public vote that connects slovakia to austria. chuck norris is carrying 74% of the votes so far. sources say if he wins, a pilot is in the works bridge walker slovakia ranger. >> who else was in the running? >> i guess not anybody good. >> chuck is going for a red just for men beard there. >> you want the beard to match here i think. >> you would the beard to match the -- yeah. i'm going to stay away from that. i love chuck. he's a big part of my youth. >> enough to name a bridge after him? >> yeah. bought a couple of his weight training things. >> didn't help. >> oh. >> what body of water does this bridge cross? >> i have no idea. >> that would be helpful to know. >> a river. >> yeah. but which -- a river? >> charles? >> okay. >> somebody's telling me in my ear. anyway. >>> next on "fast," is there trouble lurking behind the etf? much more "fast" ahead. ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about the typical financial c

went up in flames today in slovakia. you can see the fire from some distance. the 14th century capital had been restored last year. the fire most likely started from dry grass around the capital that caught on fire. a canadian skier died today after crashing during a competition accident. he was finishing the eighth round at the world cup ski across in switzerland when he fell and slammed into the safety netting. his grandmother said she cannot believe what happened. >> it is the hardest part, i am still here. i am old and still here. he is so young and gone. i do not know what to say. >> organizers canceled the entire event after the accident, including tomorrow's scheduled world cup final. now to the disaster in japan. residents in cities along the northeast coast are continuing to recover one year after the massive earthquake in tsunami that killed or left missing nearly 20,000 people. more than 300,000 people remain in temporary housing while much of the debris has been gathered into piles. very little rebuilding has begun. the government says the damaged p

. >>> that is a massive fire that broke at an historic castle in slovakia. >> oh. >> that thing has got to be a jillion years old. >> when i say historic, the first written mention of this castle was in 1333. >> are you kidding? it lasted all those years and now it goes down to fire? that's heartbreaking. >> it is believed this fire was started by a couple kids trying to start a cigarette. >> that started the grass on fire and then the grass started the castle on fire? >> yep, the entire roof of this castle collapsed. >> it had a good run. i mean, 13 -- >> oh, my gosh. >> things can't last forever. >> this thing was up longer than most buildings will ever be up. >> it's heartbreaking to see a piece of history like this literally go up in flames. if you ever need a reason not to smoke, this is one of them. and according to reports, the kids were about 11 and 12 years old and in that country if you're under the age of 15, you do not get prosecuted. >> imagine the antiquities inside this place. i'm sure this was probably a huge tourist attraction that brought tons of money and visitors to

. >>> take a look at this, a huge fire in a castle in slovakia.of the exhibits inside were damaged. fixing the roof is going to take time. it seems kids trying to light cigarettes set the fire. they lit grass around the castle and it set it on fire and spread to the castle. the kids are under the age of 15 and cannot be prosecuted. >>> public anger is intense, that mass protests are underway on the anniversary of the madrid train bombing. the two biggest trade unions drawn thousands to the streets for rallies. they are outraged over reforms making it easier and cheaper for companys to fireworkers. the unemployment rate is soaring. 20% of spaniards are out of work. >>> year since the earthquake and tsunami that struck japan. people paused to remember across the country at the moment the disaster traps formed japan. at a memorial service, the emperor vowed to never forget what happened. waves engulfed the coast and killed nearly 20,000 people. survivors are still in temporary homes and lives often hold until rebuilding begins. >>> prince harry spent

. >> how about slovakia? craig: i've been to kosovo. >> portugal? craig: yeah. >> korea? craig: no. are we just going to countries? yes, no? >> are we done? are we off? craig: yeah. >> well, thank your guests tonight. craig: i would like to thank my guests, molly shannon, michael k. williams and larry king as geoff.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> more than one dozen adults crammed in like sardines but there is one thing they claimed the landlord never told them. how people are turning their homes into big money makers right before the sheriff comes to foreclose >> a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder kills his little sister. >> what is on its way into the bay that is expected to be a tight squeeze. the evening. >> we have been asking for ran all winter long and now late winter storms are causing real problems. take a look at the san lorenzo river at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. it is actually split off from its normal course and is running parallel to the amusement park and threatening damage. we will check in with roberta to see where it is raining >> in ben lomond, over 1 ft.

we are from the same village in slovakia. four families to the 1700s but couldn't find a common ancestor and couldn't -- we were searched. the paper trail had run out. this is the perfect application so i tested a mail from each of those families expecting to prove we are all related and it turns out a total fluke. none of us are related to each other. i don't know a daughter but found another smolenyak and another that is not related to me. >> talk to us about dna. the internet as well. you have been doing this -- all the science and technology has been accelerated. how is this playing out in the world of genealogy? >> we have more playmates. i am glad i started. and wouldn't want to turn back the clock. it is easier to find their distant cousins who tend to become genealogical playmates. and is so smart to wait. somebody brand new to genealogy can find in an hour or two what would have taken me a couple months when i first started because i had to do everything by writing a way for or physically visiting locations. i'm a bi

. >>> now this medieval castle in slovakia was not being sacked when it was destroyed by flames.kids may have set the grass on fire when they were trying to light some cigarettes. the castle was built back in the 14th century and open to the public for about a year. no tourists were inside when that fire broke out fortunately. >>> cbs money watch time on a monday. greece moves closer to the debt crisis. a longer wait for the those who pre-ordered the ipad. ashley morrison has more. >> good morning, terrell. markets slipped the nikkei lost nearly half a percent as profit takers moved in and the hang seng shed a fraction. >>> this week we'll get data on retail sales, manufacturing and inflation. the report showed the economy added about 227,000 jobs in february and the unemployment rate stayed flat at 8.3%. that gave wall street a boost. the dow is down 55 points and the nasdaq gained 12. >>> if there's one thing threatening the economic recovery in the u.s., it's the rising price of fuel. according to the lundberg survey, the average cost of a gallon of gas is up 12 cents in the l

got to look at what happened in czechoslovakia in what was the creation of the czech republic and slovakia you country code and so you support that they won't allow these countries to leave or not they will continue to if they will continue with more bailouts and wolfgang schauble german finance minister isn't talking about a second bailout he's already talking about a third bailout so this hundred fifty billion euro was nothing more than a sticking plaster over the big gaping economic you mention interesting word a little earlier revolution which you were referring to over the greek situation but we've seen of course those protests now in spain what do you make as a politician about the political ramifications and the way the politicians don't seem to be listening to people's concerns. well as i said at the top of this interview the political class almost live in a parallel universe the problems that you have in athens now will no doubt spread to madrid and lisbon and let's not forget the spanish economy is far bigger than the greek economy and its train goes then italy will also go as we

>>pam: flames tore through a 14th century castle and slovakia. an elderly gorilla gets a new companion. kiberlee sakamoto is here with the videos that will have the talking in today's edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: that 700 year- old capsule was just recently renovated. you can see the flames ripping to this national treasure. police believe that two teenagers were trying to light cigarettes. golf ball sized hail pounded homes and damaged roofs, in addition to the ice, more than 5 in. of rain reportedly came down in two hours. take a look at this. some parents were wondering how their child got out of his crib. a set of this camera, watch, he tries multiple times. the child is fine and did not have any injuries. take a look at this, an elderly gorilla named samantha and her buddy named panda have become best friends at this is due in pennsylvania. she has been without a friend since the male gorilla died in 2005. she was too old to be paired with another guerrillas of a character with a panda bear. theft [ male announcer ] at green

. >>> a massive fire rips through a 14th century castle in eastern slovakia.ake a look at the flames. the slovak national museum says most of the historical collections were saved including photos and paintings dating back to the 1800s. police think two boys were trying to light cigarettes near the castle sparking a grassfire. >>> carrie underwood's new video. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight the good girl and the bad girl? that's right. get ready for two sides of carrie underwood as only we can go behind the scenes of her sexy new music video. >> it's such a fun rocking song, you know. we tried to come up creative inside for it. costume changes. it's turning out really good. we kind of tried to take the story of dual personalities and one is good and one is knowledgeable. >> reporter: we were onset with both carries. one sweet and innocent and white. the other sexy and sed you cantive in black. >> i don't want to call her the bad girl. she is not bad. she is not trying to get the good girl to do anything bad. she is trying to give her some know

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. >> harris: a nearly 700-year-old castle in slovakia goes up in flames.ws used helicopters and ground units to try to put it out. in the end officials saying the wooden roof and the interior of the castle were destroyed. officials saying they have now traced the likely source of the fire to some dry grass that was on the property. look how far away the grass is bizarre. a fire to tell you about outside atlanta that has destroyed an apartment building there. a rare tornado in hawaii as we go across america. >> georgia, a fast-moving fire tearing through an apartment complex outside atlanta. leaving more than two dozen people out of the homes. >> my whole life is gone. everything i worked for is gone. >> no one hurt. firefighters say they had trouble getting water on to the flames because of problems with nearby fire hydrants. hawaii. a big clean up on the island of oahu after a waterspout came on shore. when it hit land homes were flattened. part of a super cell thunderstorm. ohio. a charity basketball game raising money for victims of last week's deadly s

. >>> a 700 year castle in slovakia has been nearly destroyed by the huge fire.t was ignited by sparks of the illegal burning of dry grass. it had only recent by been opened to tourist after a multimillion dollar restoration. >>> nearly 1600 people homeless after a fire. firefighters struggled to control the flames yesterday. both communities are if a desert area and lack running water and electricity. more than 500 homes were destroyed but no deaths have been reported. people are setting up camps for the victims to sleep in temporarily and the cause of that fire is still being in facted. >>> a mass grave has been found in new mexico where bodies may have been dumped there years ago. authorities are trying to determine the age and gender of the victims and the cause of death. investigators say there were no signs of violence, but the advance decomposition suggests they have been there for decades. >>> in the past hour former u.n. secretary general said he is optimistic the crack down on government protestors will end. he just wrapped up two meetings this weekend

it happened in slovakia over the weekend. the roof and the interior could not be saved.troyed. the castle, by the way, was built in the 1300s. >> wow. >>> all of japan stopped for a few minutes on sunday to mark one year since a massive earthquake and tsunami killed nearly 20,000 people. many people there are preparing for future disasters using new safety devices on the market. >>> bill whitaker spoke with one inventor in japan and gave his idea a try. >> good morning. japan learned many lessons from last year's monster quake and tsunami. cities and towns are implementing new evacuation plans, improving building codes and materials, preparing for the next big one they know will come. japan is on the cutting-edge when it comes to technological innovati innovation. on the razor's edge when it comes to natural disasters. sitting atop four tectonic plates. there's a reason tsunami is a japanese word. more than 140,000 people died in the great quake in 1923. more than 6,000 in 1995. last year, almost 20,000 died. if necessity is the mother of invention, disaster must be the