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the new zealand research vessel will take him part of the way on his 2,000-mile trek back to the south polerrents are favorable and where he's likely to meet other emperor penguins migrating home. saying good-bye wasn't easy for all his new friends. more than 1700 peoplpl turned u at the zoo this weekendo say good-bye. >> i will miss him. >> we love you. >> reporter: happy feet has been fitted with a gps tracker so his friends can follow his progress.

the interest of the center for the foundation for the south pole to pole of the national review committee. staying with the flood x. one of the main attractions of the upcoming championships in the spring to your same ball sounds he hasn't gained perfect fitness for the tournaments that's why the five year old has been hampered by health problems and his incredible nine point fifty eight second world record drug two years ago in berlin however the falsest manifesto focused on defending his one and two hundred meter titles in diago and it will be an easy task for bolton both those about us to overstuff us tribals tyson gate and a softball are missing the disciplines due to injuries it will be an easy outing anyways it was his ball to. go it alone but a lot of guys would. not that. was what i was but i think i'm focused and i'm ready i've been working hard. right for this one moment so i think of ready and i'm going to do my best so. i won't take everybody seriously. and with another sporting event big sporting event the u.s. open just around the corner tennis players are busy warming up on

we've got at the moment on the russian markets and i mention the my sex is recovering slightly the south pole just a notch point two percent the south over the fifteen hundred points threshold still down almost free percent but that's quite a logical case because the ruble as most so much value versus the dollar and the euro and the r.t.s. is traded in dollars. so they can look at what's happening and terms of shares gas from still losing almost two percent of this our role sniff test come back as oil prices are recovering slightly it's up half a percent polymaths and still up three percent because gold is a good choice for traders at a time of great volatility and it's been going up. saying look at the opening figures for the dow jones and the nasdaq down jones finally over eleven thousand points it's up almost two percent that's also a quite common situation after a massive drop that happened on monday when the dow jones fell five and a half a cent nasdaq six point six percent. european markets of also slightly recovered we did see massive losses before during the day of footsie is now up h

years of struggling to maintain independent some of the public saw that i'll call the heart of the south pole as he leads the country through that surprised years. more those stories in about fifteen minutes time but first of all the latest in sports with. hello welcome they're watching this for the bait on our chief thanks for joining us for how much the bulls highest paid player somehow at all schools in his day before us inside the off the bench asking the the law called trouble to list all. of us and it's also a nation of only one continues with yet another pole position for the germans the rubbles style then leave the field at sunday's belgian grand prix. lanes where you can and female run as the may be opening day all three of well championships winning all podiums sponsons american towns and meters the ground. and also russia's national rugby school and lose their last one in england's brought same to that savvy fos approaching the world cup where the team mates and stock level debut . and let's get started with russian football's summit and so on that is an equaliser for angie in his

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the arctic explorer ernest shackleton was going to fielden expedition to the south pole. he placed an ad. again, i wish i could quote this, but men wanted for dangerous mission. low wages, long hour, months of darkness, freezing cold, horrible chow, you are probably going to die, chance of recognition if successful. and the next morning there were 5,000 guys lined up around the block. there is that sort of -- people do want the adversity. and the warrior spirit. and this -- my favorite warrior virtue, is the favorite at the top of my head is selflessness. and i think that that to me is the highest kind of spiritual virture. it runs counter to the civilian. in the civilian world, everybody is kind of charged to do the best that you can for yourself. get what you can. get yours, get your hands on it, bring home the bacon. in the warrior culture, the group, the team comes before the individual. and that is drummed into recruit's head as you know right from the very start. and i'll tell you another alexander story. the macedonian army was crossing a waterless desert, blisteri

in 1907 the arctic explorer was going to lead an expedition not south pole, and he placed a two line ad in the paper. i wish i could quote it but something like men wanted for dangerous mission, low wages, long hour, months of darkness, freezing cold, horrible chow, you know, probably going to die, you know, chance of recognition if successful, and the next morning, there were 5,000 guys lined up around the block. there is that sort of people do want the adversity and the warrior spirit. my favorite warrior virtue is selflessness. that, to me, is the highest virtue. again, this runs counter to the civilian. in the civilian world, everybody is kind of charged to do the best you can for yourself, get what you can, you know, dwet yours, get your hands on it, bring home the bacon, whereas in the warrior culture, the group, the team comes before the individual, and that is drummed into a recruits head from the very start. another alexander story. the macedonia army was crossing a waterless desert, blistering heat, men, horses suffering terribly from thirst. scouts road ahead, found a spri

. >>> a russian pole vaulter's hopes of gold were snapped in half, quite literally, at one competition in south korea. the athlete's pole broke completely in two when he was airborne sending him tumbling to the mat. he wasn't able to continue in the competition. amazingly the sail same thing happened to another pole-vaulter later that day. check your pole there's. >>> it might not be an extreme sport, but it is definitely an extremely unusual one. competitors gathered for the world's bog snorkeling championship in england. the goal is it swim through cold, murky waters in the best time. many upped the stakes while wearing a costume. the challenge is not only seeing in muddy waters, but breathing through the tiny tube during the race. >>> finally, proof even our furry friends can use help finding love. zoo keepers in argentina played matchmaker for two love sick chimps. one a widow, and the other rejected by his group. the blind date was carefully thought out. first introducing the female to her perspective match, and then uniting the two. the result? success. who needs match.com? you just need

it is available on everest, south pole.of the adults in the european union visit every day and our goal is the other half as well. it has become such a profound part of life that four or five adults regard internet access as of fundamental of human right. to date it is hard to imagine life without the internet. we take it for granted but it is worth reminding ourselves just what an incredible force for good the internet has been. without the internet a child is unlikely to reach their potential access to books or learning. without the internet people worldwide could band together. we saw this in haiti and other people. so quickly in a crisis to raise the alarm and deliver support. without the internet repressive regimes of which there are too many can deny their people a voice making it harder to expose wrongdoing. without the internet europe would lose one of the most important, biggest driver of economic growth. we were looking at this. in the uk alone the internet accounted for 7% of gdp in 2010. 1 hundred billion pounds

it's available on mount everest, south pole, half of the adults in the european union use it every day. our goal is to get the other half. it has become such a profound part of life that four or five adults worldwide now regard it as a fundamental human right. hmm. today it's hard to imagine life without the internet. we take it for granted, but it's worth reminding ourself what an incredible force for good what the internet has been. without the internet, the child growing up in the remote village is unlikely to reach the potential with little access to books or learning. without the internet, people worldwide couldn't band together. we saw in haiti, so quickly in a crisis helping to raise the alarm and deliver support. without the internet, oppressive regimes can deny the people a voice, making it harder to expose corruption and wrongdoing. without the internet, europe would lose one the most important, literally the biggest driver of much needed economic growth. we were looking at this. in the uk alone, the internet accounted for 70 -- sorry 7% of the gdp in 2010. 100 billion pounds

it is available on mount everest, on the south pole, half of the adults in the european union use it every day. and our goal is to get the other half as well. as become such a profound part of life that four of five adults worldwide now regard internet access as a fundamental human right. hmm. today, it is hard to imagine life without the internet. we take for granted, but it is worth reminding ourselves just what an incredible force for good the internet has been. without the internet, a child growing up in a remote village is unlikely to reach their potential with little access to books or learning. without the internet, people worldwide could not band together. we saw this in haiti and in other places, so quickly in a crisis helping to raise the alarm and never support. -- deliver support. without the internet, repressive regimes, of which there are far too many, can deny the people of voice making it far harder to expose corruption and wrongdoing without the internet, europe will lose of the biggest driver of much-needed econmic growth. in the uk alone the internet accounted for

mixed day for russia at the world look a lot of championships in south korea right i have to say yes that's right yes double olympic pole vault. fails to reach the podium but trying to beat the defending champion to take gold in that sense one more and that's plus just the sports that's coming up next. i would thank you for joining me for the early evening sports news and here's what's coming up. looking up russia coach dick advocaat demands maximum points from the two upcoming euro twenty twelve qualifiers. while the news and the highs russian pole vaulter you can lie about missing out on a medal that's how tough they are trying to cheer no but when she's world championship gold. plus the ins and the outs maria sharapova and vera zvonareva make the second round of the u.s. open but wimbledon champion patrick christopher is out. first a football and russian coach dick out of the guy is demanding his side takes all six points from that suit upcoming year a twenty two all qualify as the russians on the advantage of facing macedonia at home on friday and then also hosts island four days. and victory in both ties with russi

this hour in our world update south korean navy the south korean navy opened fire towards north korea after three artillery shells from the north pole near that western seaboard with north korea clear on which side of the border they landed relations between the two countries have been unstable since an artillery exchange in november last year south korea began firing into waters near the north korean shore while the north responded by shelling one of the south's islands. the syrian president bashar assad has but you will not ease the response to mass protests across the country this comes after he met with the turkish foreign minister in damascus and pressed him to end the crackdown on demonstrators meanwhile the united states called on tuesday for more international sanctions against syria more than seven hundred people have reportedly been killed in the country since the uprising began in march. an american drone attack in pakistan near the afghan border has killed twenty people but is there any official say most of the dead were afghan militants belonging to an insurgent group is wrong about it repeatedly called for the u.s. to

ethnic fighting in that part of the country each year south sudan is facing major security issues following its reese. separation from the north. pole benedict the sixteenth met with dozens of sick and disabled people in madrid on saturday as his a visit to spain gets into full swing almost a million young pilgrims celebrated mass with the pope as they gathered for world youth day the crowds were sprayed with cooling water as they sought shade from the scorching forty degree centigrade since the great heat meanwhile disapproval of the pope's visit is still high as many spaniards say it costs too much amid the country's raging economic crisis. you are with r.t. i'm john thomas headlines are next after this quick break stay with us. in. the. morning when the t.v. news i'm installing my belly. ring. while the bush greets and look up. the turning point in russia's history. wasn't justified move forward. on you since the battle for democracy a monarchy. it's . it's. it's it's it's it's it's. it's it's it's. it's. it's. it's. if.

another shock at the athletic swell championships in south korea as double olympic champion yelena isinbayeva could only manage sixth place in the women's pole vault twenty nine year old russian holds the world record is the only woman to have ever treated the five metre mark however the best she could do in day was four metres and sixty five centimeters twenty centimeters lower gold winning results for fabiano brazil by over also fails to defend title in berlin two years ago but knows she can deliver the goods. that changed your stamp your. feet so big technical mistake that made you think the six days when you see. the video can be seen this is a real gift. of my life. however there was positive news for russia in the women's heptathlon tatyana chernova beach defending champion jessica ennis to claim gold. another goal pain for russia and the women's three thousand you to steeplechase you are begging the upper hand to go one better than in early two years ago while two thousand and four olympic champion really was of course he took bronze in the men's eight hundred meters was won by david rudisha from your. chin over the moon. and it could

south korea's navy is open for towards north korea after shells from the north pole close to their western seaboard relations between the two countries have been unstable since an artillery exchange in november last year claimed four lives let's talk more on this with professor dr ruediger frank from the university of vienna thanks so much for being with us here on r.t. now could we see a repeat of that young pyong island incident when the north fired shells killing four people claiming it was responding to provocation are we going to see an escalation in tension again well of course we all hope that this will not be the case that information is here to boost personal we don't know exactly what was going on it's a little bit surprising in the short term because there were hopeful signs of talks in indonesia between north and south korea. your little bit surprised to this is happening now on the other system as the situation is complicated and you might have to show some force to do population so you're still struggling to find out what that really means and how this could go where the two

south carolina. >> perry hit the campaign trail running, making his first trip to new hampshire. perry wasn't on the straw poleallot in iowa but got more than 700 write write-in votes. sara palin wasn't on the ballot but was at the iowa state fair. abc news, ames, iowa. >> alan: 19 tourists and a cable car operator spent more than 17 hours in a gondola in germ system they were trapped after a paraglider crashed into the cable yesterday afternoon. strong winds delayed their rescue even longer. all were reportedly in good health after they were eventually rescued. >>> a moment of silence in germany today. it was 50 years ago when soldiers began building the berlin wall. it became one of most hated symbols of the cold war dividing east and west. at least 136 people died trying to escape to the west, but unofficial tallies are much higher. >>> the bay area cities are making their case to halt the extension of california's high-speed railline. lawyers for the coalition that includes palo alto, atherton and men low park, are asking a judge to block the high-speed rail authority from proceeding with a route between s

let's jump right into the first video a russian pole vaulter attempting a jump in south korea.e was incredibly lucky that the forward momentum carried him into the kid, so he landed on the math instead of the hard ground. here is a look at the accident from a few different angles he injured his hand in the fall and had to withdraw from the competition and taking the could this be boxer's performing on a new york city street. you watch a man that looked like he will give a donation and then he grabs cash and runs, one of the performers runs at him and the would-be thief ran into the arms of a big guy leaning against his bike, the bicyclist and the performer dragging the dieback forcing him to return the money and take a look at this impromptu game was street hockey in times square as hurricane i read that new york city the group of men and women took advantage and that braving the heavy rain and strong winds to play in front of the hotel the game was eventually broken up by the police. take a licking when the washup on a new zealand beach two months ago heading back home to anta

gold and two bronze medals but it is one double olympic pole vault champion leaving isn't by will want to forget the russian finishing only six in south korea a real shot because the twenty nine year old russian holds the world record and is the only woman to have advocated the five metre mark however the best she could do in daegu school which is a sixty five centimeters twenty centimeters leap from brazil far beyond. the russians and the fun of a kind of bronze is in private also fails depends a title in berlin two years ago but believes she can still deliver the goods. that changed in the first damn forty i think. we started thinking. they did make a mistake that makes people say it's made for you so i was like yeah if you can't get everything because i think we all have to. like i think you. she'll be back on shore now in the truck the specially she does out of pulver lead from the start to finish take building three people chase their forty thousand for limping is a full ski slope bronze in the men's i. think each year not only did they start to be brushed over the head so i did to. her today and. i feel strong for myself. i thin

shock at the world athletics championships in south korea as double and then take champion by a bout could only manage a lowly first place in the women's pole vault and ranting on your russian holds the world record and he's actually the only woman to ever tear the five meter not. however the best she could do is a poultry board meters sixty five centimeters which is twenty centimeters lower than the gold really results. of brazil somewhat making up about upsets was heptathlete novak and claimed gold for russia and the picture again there's of course speak it's a bronze in men's eight hundred pieces. of tennis now and russia's top seed maria sharapova had to fight back from a set down to beat a british teenager heather watson in the first round of the us open and avoided one of the biggest upsets and the tournament's history crop of the who's the third seed lost the first set six three to the nineteen year old who is ranked one hundred in the world and then the russian close they are back to take the second seven five before finally the riverside after six days to three the track of a notion has to improve by flushing meadows. to the brothe

another shock is that its world championships in south korea as double elim great champion elena is in by about could only manage sixth place in the women's pole goals because you know you are russian holds the world record and is the only woman to have ever actually had the five metre mark however the best she could do in daegu was for me to spend sixty five centimeters twenty centimeters lower than the bone will result for fabiana muta of brazil is by i had also failed to defend her title berlin two years ago however there was better news for russia in the women's heptathlon with touch on chernova beat defending champion jessica ready to play gold another goal for russia in the in three thousand meter steeplechase. gaining the upper hand to go one better than two years ago while olympic champion was of course the wrong in the men's eight hundred meters one by david rudisha. one stalins born in the men's four hundred meters kirani james you can't make out to be a nation at the nadir it's just two days shy of his ninetieth birthday and only turned professional a month ago he pulled off a super final spurt to edge overwhelming pre-race favorite

south of the outer banks on north carolina's coast. winds in excess of 100 miles per hour ripped apart, unsecured siding. tilted electrical poles and church steeples. downed trees. an unconfirmed tornado is believed to have touched down in belhaven, damaging waterfront businesses. while the storm surge damaged the roadways, the waves hammered the atlantic beach pier. this is what the pier looked like before irene and now after. the final section is gone, washed out to sea in the early morning hours. north carolina state officials say early indications are damage is minimal. duncan reeds who rode the storm out with his 80-year-old parents said he is thankful eye clean had been a category 3 hurricane showed mercy when she made landfall here as barely a category 1. >> i just kind of battened down the hatches and put everything away that can blow around. >> reporter: irene came ashore here in the early morning hours. the eye of the storm passing directly over atlantic beach. >> this is the back end of the hurricane coming through here. these are the hurricane force winds. and it is brutal, i've got to tell you. the sand is like a s

south of the outer banks on north carolina's coast. winds in excess of 100 miles per hour ripped apart unsecured siding. tilted electrical poles and church steeples. downed trees. unconfirmed tornado is believed to have touched down in bell haven. damaging waterfront businesses. while the storm's surge flooded some roadways, waves, most eight to ten feet, with the occasional 17-footer, hammered the atlantic beach pier. this is what the pier looked like before irene and now after. the final section is gone. washed out to sea in the early morning hours. north carolina state officials say early indications are damage is minimal. dun kin reeves who rode the storm out with his 80-year-old parents says he's thankful irene, which had been a category 3 hurricane showed mercy when she made landfall here as barely a category 1. >> i battened down the hatches and took everything, put everything away that can blow around. >> irene came ashore here in the early morning hours. the eye of the storm passing directly over atlantic beach. >> this is the back end of the hurricane coming through here. these are the hurricane-force winds and it's

south of the outer banks on north carolina's coast. winds in excess of 100 miles per hour ripped apart unsecured siding. tilted electrical poles and church steeples, downed trees. and unconfirmed tornado is believed to have touched down in bellhaven. damaging waterfront businesses. while the storm surge flooded roadways, waves, eight to ten feet with the occasional 17-footer hammered the atlantic beach pier. this is what the pier looked like before irene and now after. the final section is gone, washed out to sea in the early-morning hours. north carolina state officials say early indications are damage is minimal. duncan reeves who rode the storm out with his 80-year-old parents said he's thankful, irene, which had been a category 3 hurricane, showed mercy when she made landfall here as barely a category 1. >> i just kind of battened down the hatches and took everything, put everything away that can blow around. >> irene came ashore in the early-morning hours, the eye of the storm passing directly over atlantic beach. the winds that are buffeting are tropical-force winds. 7:42 in the morning and irene has a less-defined eye t

south after approving investment to expand the coal mine in colombia. and moscow investors also do not see any reason to vice or profit taking is in the outer poles obsession on wednesday low oil prices are not providing any support either as a snapshot of the market movers on the my six gazprom a schooling vehicle one point six per cent of this hour as are the end. she may just as well have and can financial stocks are also suffering pressures by bag down three percent as investors are pricing in the recent declines and futures for the s. and p. five hundred electricity stocks are trying to rally after a heavy selloff in the past months. gold is on the rise for a fourth day as uncertainty about the global economy is pushing investors back to safe havens the spot price is now is around just under eight hundred dollars per ounce it's being fueled by reports from morgan stanley and deutsche bank which have cut their forecast for china's economic growth also venezuela decided to nationalize its huge gold reserves pushing gold futures to a record on wednesday central banks all over the world are rushing to buy into the gold in order to hedge against appreciati

pole world number one. for the u.s. open with a fourth story you have an open title. and let's begin with the biggest upset of the world athletics championships in south korea as you same balt was disqualified from the one hundred meters final for a full stalls that allowed the rest of the contenders to battle for top sport with make and team mate yohan blake edging everyone a nine point nine nine. american war to explain veteran can call and still bronze the frustrated bald men while back in two hundred meters and also the one hundred meters relate to remaining balance and championships. russia and its past medals following a want to finish in the mounds two and take alone the room close by lady born the same advantage of the world finals lived up to this billing by taking yet another gold medal the russian completing the distance and one hour nineteen minutes and fifty six seconds patrick. grabbed the soap with medals and a showing thirty one seconds behind. the bronze. star it was very good to compete in the world championships good it was also the return of one of the gold medal at the olympics i was not there well no not considered the favorite b

poles. those who lived through the horrors of the brief but that's the conflict and memories are still. so much in the question will i see reporting from c involved south and south seas. so you can discover more about the painful path to peace in the south as if you have lots of dog calling also online we explore the total relations with them they would in neighboring georgia as the opposition claims the countries and children are being forced to study english to make it the dominant language in a generation you're going to do is put national identity cards. treasure hunting a lot of it putting dives deep to shed light on the paper but it's a storage site called the russian advances i find out what the prime minister found the bottom of the same problems from tropical. storm. top stories of the week this is the weekly here on r.t. international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut syrian warships have now joined the military assault against this port city of latakia the latest round of crackdowns on and government protesters warships

poles. for those who lived through the horrors of the brief but deadly conflict the memories are still that we roll. much in the question of reporting from sea involves south a statue. has been one of the most turbulent weeks in games for the world's financial markets spotted by the downgrade of america from mr aaa credit rating trading so the biggest volume of shares changing hands since two thousand and eight punishing investors went on on a selling spree standard and poor's the rating agency behind the move south made the decision based on an apparent inability of the u.s. government to deal with the problem echoing the claim was rob it is the world bank head said the loss of confidence in economic leadership in the united states and europe has pushed markets into a new dangers ahead how investors now look for calm week of trading as the you impose a ban on short selling of financial shares and see every tail sales gain in the u.s. the biggest in four months but as huffington post columnist eric margolis says the u.s. still has to address the financial troubles underlying cause it's never ending wars it demoed states would be gone in saying that growth

russian peacekeeping pole for those who lived through the horrors of the brief but deadly conflict the memories are still very raw. much in the question of r.t. reporting from c involve south sacha. and find out how people in self-assertive are trying to restore their lives we have a special report on r.t. later for you today. the history of this place runs through the centuries. a paradise for archaeologists zoo ologists and ecological tourists. but one fateful night shots destroyed the life. how this republic. hoping dreaming and retreat is. it's been one of the most turbulent weeks in years for the world's financial markets the spark was an unprecedented downgrade of america's long treasury aaa rating standard and poor's the rating agency behind the move says it made the decision based on the apparent inability of the u.s. government to deal with the problem washington responded with an attack on the officials and that's that the company's calculations were wrong and point to reports that a leak about the downgrade and now those in the know to make a fortune in just days i mentioned on this call that in japanese it should now be a priority to identify those engaging in

pole. for those who lived through the horrors of the brief but dadley conflict the memories are still there we roll. in the question will i see reporting from south or sacha. i'll be back with a recap of our top stories very shortly here on r.t. the may would of course tonight the world's market may hear them with a report on a volatile day for global finance caused by the debt drama in america and europe. thank you kevin sorry for no graphics on nobody in my section of the rundown russian markets took an enormous hit on monday the r.t.s. is down almost eight percent to my six higher five and a half the biggest one day fall in three years the reverses have been mirrored in markets around the world traders have been reacting to the downgrade of american debt on friday and concerns of europe's ability to get out of its debt mess. the situation is clear in nothing short of a panic we have seen a somewhat panicky mood in the market last week and luckily we had forty eight hours today just the s. and p. downgrade over the weekend we seem quite volatile session this morning expectedly the market opened quite sharply down then recuperated for its part o

poles. for those who lived through the horrors of the priest but dadley conflict the memories still value role. much in the question i see reporting from the scene vols south stats you. the regime in georgia are similar to that of mubarak here in egypt said softly but cody of former georgia pay an expert on politics in the caucasus we are talking about the country that has no opposition represented in the real politic alive saakashvili treats georgia as his own fiefdom the only difference to the size of georgia and egypt as a really matter how much egypt was playing a great a great deal for the united states in terms of stability in the middle east and georgia does not in the region but the fact still the same that we have political prisoners we have no free media and we have autocratic ruler who's reckless behavior and impulsive political decisions already played so many negative role for my country he is the one who started this madness of genocide against his own people and the cooperate the only cooperate and the one who started the war the one who is going to be responsible for this action. you might be interested in a little bit later on tonight we h

poles. for those who lived through the horrors of the brief but dadley conflict the memories are still valuable. much in the question will i see reporting from teen vul south or saturday. and want to find out more about this story got more on the devastation of the south or set in conflict than the problems that cause for people's lives in our special documentary coming up in just a few minutes time tonight on r.t. now that surgery started twenty six minutes past ten pm time is catch up with dmitri medvedev is back with the details of a very tough days trading on the world market. just looking at the latest figures on the dow down five hundred fifty points or almost five percent we'll have more details in just a second russian markets took an enormous beating on monday the r.t.s. was down almost eight percent to my six five and a half this is the biggest one day fall in three years the reverses have been mirror the markets around the world traders have been reacting to the downgrade of american debt on friday and concerns over europe's ability to get out of its debt mess the situation is clearing nothing short of a panic we have seen somewhat panicky moods

poles. for those who lived through the horrors of the brief but badly conflict the memories are still very wrong. much in the question i see reporting from teen vul south assateague. it's been one of the most turbulent weeks in years for the world's financial markets the spark was an unprecedented downgrade of america's long treasured aaa rating stead of them pause the rating agency behind the move says it made the decision based on the paralyzing hostility of various u.s. political factions but officials allege that the company's calculations were role and point to reports of rampant insider trading as a bomber unveiled plans to target the country's defense spending long considered to boot despite the country's fourteen trillion dollar debt. for huffington post columnist eric margolis it's america's enormous war spending that's at the root of it. it's the united states we're being under invaded grow. ours will not be too much to pay for france but we're now paying for defense for our people in the sense that america's military operations are all around we're also not truly americans understand is that the costs of the wars were never equal. it's argua

poles. who lived through the horrors of the police but down the conflict the memories are still we. are she reporting from tivo. to me spoke to archie and other media on the south the setting of conflict as the third anniversary approached the president says georgian leaders cyprus really should face an international tribunals for crimes crimes against russia and its nationals this interview is in full for you to meet. two days of angry clashes in parts of north london have seen twenty six police officers injured and over one hundred sixty arrests it's not small pockets of violence are still active the rest followed a peaceful weekend protest against the fatal shooting of a man by police. in the british capital announce joins us live laura have police brought the situation under control. well obviously it's much less attractive to shops in the daylight and i think that's part of the one of the factors that has brought this situation much more under control this monday morning we all still as you say here in reports of pockets of on the right sort of groups if you ranging around particularly in the areas of brixton in south london and fields and the surrounding

pole. if this is not a fire, this is just off 680. no major problems reported. we've got our eyes on this. we'll follow this as well. the southing smoothly. check our maps, we'll end with this, the bay bridge toll plaza not a major issue but we'll show it to you. >> good news it didn't look like dark smoke. 6:24. another reality show talking about running for president. >> my announcement is that i am running for president of the united states. >> wow. >> yeah, reality show star roseanne barr appearing on "the tonight show" offering up her tongue in cheek intentions to run for the white house. she says she will run as a member of her own party she calls the green tea party and have all taxpayers serve as her vice president. she has her own reality show called roseanne's nuts working on a farm in hawaii. >> scott is watching wall street after yesterday's fall. some stocks hit harder than others. >> that's right. if you were a vulnerable company to start with you were really hit hard yesterday. take for instance, yahoo! that company shares fell more than 7%. almost 8%, in yesterday's trading. yahoo! has trouble generating new r

pole. power, they won't be able to fix that until 2:00 is what they tell us. let's love along to the southbay, northbound 85, some slow traffic. at foothills there's a crash. if you're driving on the peninsula 101, slow. 280 is a straight shot. let's go to steve. >> did you say 2:00 on that ignacio valley road? >> yes. >> hello treat. we do have low clouds, fog. inland, temps are beginning to warm up. we have a wide variety on the lows. 49 to 60. 49 at sonoma county airport. plenty of fog. high pressure is built in ever so slightly. there's the big fog bank. the key, the sea breeze has been cut in half. it shows all the fog. inland temps will come up just a wee bit. heard from david. he said no drizzle. no mist, but it's really balmy, really muggy. it can be on the humid side. 50s, low 60s. it won't take long. a few high clouds could clip us, no big deal but a very strong system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will get that fog to lift and cooldown. today is warmer, maybe about two to four degrees. cooler pattern takes us into the weekend, early next week. tori, dave? >>> monday, ba

it's crisscrossed with power lines along poles coming down and lights being not working and all the issues that go with the territory the storm is coming from the southeft, on the north, as the storm goes by, we get storm surge as it passes us. the sound is likely to come back from this direction we are very possible here depending on exactly where we are in relation to the center of the storm. we could get two storm surges here. one from the ocean and from the sound. as chad was pointing out, the center of the circulation will be close to skip over us by about 7:00 tomorrow morning. the conditions are going to continue to go downhill from here throughout the rest of the evening and the overnight hours joe? >> what kind of precautions do you take to remain safe as the storm comes in. what we are going to do, if we can no longer broadcast in the early morning hours when the winds are so high that the dish is moving like this and we can't keep a signal up, we will go to the hortable equipment. we will set it up under the over hang and try to get the signal out and hopefully tomorrow morning as we are really getting hammered by this thing, we will be ab

pole was jumping. i said to richard -- >> there it is. >> here it is. >> reporter: it was a pacu, a vegetarian piranha native to the amazon river in south america.e grand river and it was likely dumped by someone who couldn't take care of it. let's be honest, okay? there's probably a lot of stuff that doesn't necessarily belong in the grand river.ç but to dump a species that doesn't belong in the river? some might call that a form of animal cruelty. that's what this fish expert ben vandinder would say. >> mostly it's sad to see there's another pacu that isn't where it belongs. >> reporter: because a pacu in water that drops below near-tropical temperatures is a dead fish. a common fate for the species sold in pet shops that grows very large very quickly. >> we call them trash can lid fish because they get to be the size of a trash can lid. people think they're doing the fish a favor. >> i really would like to put him in a frame. >> reporter: although this pacu's fate is probably a little more festive. >> all jazzed up, beautiful gold frame with a little background with blue. >> you have big plans for this fish. >> i have big plans for him. >> re