to goal russian youngsters are inspired by the thought of playing for the country to speak for in spades because the country's bid to host the world cup in eight or twelve years time rushes up against the u.k. and the united states among all this and that decision will be announced in december. the oil spill in the gulf of mexico has cost billions of dollars to clean up but the true cost to the environment isn't yet. he looks now at whether black gold is a high price. the explosion of one. of mexico's done the entire world according to various estimates six to fifteen million liters of oil tuesday into the water each day for three and a half months in the soviet union underground nuclear explosions were used to deal with leaking whelps they stem the flow of oil within a short period of time. nuclear explosion is safe and very effective economically a different method has been used in the gulf of mexico installed a special cap on the leaking pipe the task now is to skim the oil slick which now covers nearly two thirds of the gulf surface some one million square kilometers one tenth of the

well, boy, you've got it in spades. >> yeah. but i happen to really love him. >> reporter: it can be a hellish existence. we witness how even the simplest things have become threatening for matt. like the new dog trish got so she would have somewhere to express her love. >> momma has someone to play with. yeah. good girl. good girl. go to bed. >> reporter: how is the puppy a substitute for matt? >> well, i think i'm really -- i'm a touchy person. >> i'm the person who ignores her far more than she would like. because she knows she ain't getting any love from me. she is adorable. but -- it's just not something i can really focus on. >> reporter: there are two things matt has no problem doing. one, surprisingly, is driving. it helps him focus and stay awake. >> as long as i carefully avoid emotional topics, the risk of having an unprovoked, unexpected attack is nil. >> reporter: and the second thing is work. the deep irony in all of this is that matt frerking is a neuro scientist. he runs his own lab at the oregon health sciences

defenses unique in the entire history of world war two soldiers and local civilians built it with spades and shovels. you could get in and busy in of all was twenty years old at the time shortly before the battle she and hundreds of other young women were building the railway while military men ensured their security. after the war and became part of a railway leading to profit of cars station. in one thousand nine hundred three it was constructed in conditions of total secrecy. the tracks were laid across all of the defensive lines. during the battle the railway carried heavy artillery and ammunition to forward positions t. thirty four tanks with the most important part of the cargo. it isn't going to do this israel kill three eight one ready to go to line to pull. got it yet decreased by its military railway section is now open for mission to proceed because it is until. you get a blast let's go. there was a forest around the railway the builders lived under shelter of branches set up on the construction site they cooked food by camp fire and they followed a rigid schedule. during the

the space program saw a pair of dogs becoming the first living things to survive an orbital flight spade the way for the first man to go to space eight months later. investigators say a chechen militant leader with links to al qaida is likely to behind a car bombing in russia's north caucasus authorities have stepped up security cross moscow fearing more attacks. also they have lines next max kaiser looks at the scandals behind the financial headlines and today is also questioning if the u.s. economy is on the brink of collapse. oh yeah it's time once again for the kaiser report markets finance scandals and political scandals too barack obama appears to have lost his mind his spokesman and the white house recently classified his supporters he characterized as supporters of bloggers and activists and all the people put them into office he characterizes the mis nibbling greedy professional left this guy has a political suicide wish him or stacy remember what's happening for max actually in particular he identified dennis who senate as the political left and that the political left if they

time somebody talks about creating green jobs they ought to refer to the study that's been done in spades where every so-called green job should be created by the fia to have a boss the government has now destroyed two point two jobs in the private sector so green jobs is the news or mr monckton is not going away the i mean it's. going to jason jump in there go ahead jason go ahead. yeah the more we invest in dirty energy like oil and coal infrastructure and the more we're dependent on it and the more the price goes up these are scarce resources that are getting scarcer and people are realizing that if we keep going along this road we're going to waste more money on it clean energy however the more we invest the more we build out clean renewable at when power the cheaper it gets and we don't need to buy fuel for these resources. around economy that we know yeah well beyond washington please go ahead go ahead. ok i guess. lord monckton. you think that coal and oil are cheap is that is that your premise is that we. we what we should we. know there's no harm to those things whatsoever aside

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we saw that in spades with her. >> all right. wow. that's a high praise. how much has your business changed now? >> my business has definitely grown. we actually have two locations. our main location is in san francisco. we have 5,000 square feet of space with medical office studying, ikg machines, exam tables and so on. and we also have a location in san jose. so we train close to 400 students a year and we really train them for a career for successful career in the medical field. we recently won a contract with the office of economic and work force development in san francisco to train people who have been recently laid off. so what i really love about this is that now i am able to give back to the community and i'm actually helping other people change their lives. i'm helping other people get jobs and then really get ahead. and for me, the other aspect was that my goal was to really be able to spend quality time with my girls as well. that's what's happening. that's what i'm trying to help my students achieve as well. >> i tell you, this is a double suc

was coming closer and place and then when we realized that we could get bent we kept buckets and spades and tried to put it out but later the firemen came with malta pipes and mostly we put it out we didn't want to let the fire spread. here. and the same villages now actually set up a sort of sentry duty if you will through the night to raise the alarm should the flames return and that's how i came they are obviously to protect their village and their belongings but some haven't been so lucky the fires have been very very quick to spread and caught many villages unexpected and and burnt down the whole houses all to the ground and as i say three and a half thousand people have been affected by that two thousand houses have been destroyed by these fires and this is a report by my colleague tim a fake us here on the effect this is how this is had on those suffering. when darkness falls hours ahead of schedule. although it's already been five days since fires incinerated this village ash clouds are still so thick they block out the sun and. firemen continue to keep control as yet more flame

fire was coming closer in place and then when we realized that we could get bent we grab buckets and spades and tried to put it out later the firemen came with . the mystery we put it out we didn't want to let the fire spread the fires have been very very quick to spread and caught many villages unexpected and burnt down the whole house is all to the ground and as i say three and a half thousand people have been affected by that two thousand houses have been destroyed by these fires and this is a report by my colleague tim a fake us on the effect this is how this is had on those suffering. when darkness falls hours ahead of schedule. although it's already been five days since fires incinerated this village ash clouds are still so thick they block out the sun and. firemen continue to keep control as yet more flames break out but for a good read in their efforts don't matter anymore those pretty well soon they're going to mark my daughter ran out and said a bus is waiting and everyone's being evacuated or more we already had our bags are packed with my wife walks around the cattle go to relig

trouble so that nobody could say that it was askew decision that nobody could say to the american spade the ties everybody could say it was one for blood what it would for the americans except that the appeals court decision was the final decision because unfortunately in thailand there was no appeals to the supreme court as far as the ford as a conservative war against board is basically a war against russia if you could destroy the board and you can prove that he's a virtual death and obviously he has to get his arms from somewhere and that someone has to be rational so you destroy russia's credibility in the international community i think is chance of winning the case the united states is zero point zero united states states have spent fifteen years trying to allegedly try to catch an alleged gun runner but that it was it true they spent two and half years trying to win the extradition case and it would actually serve to the united states to think that he can win in the united states against america on their home turf when everything is against them so that in the end if you walks a

in the peninsula school in san francisco 62 degrees, over to the spade temperatures mid to upper 60s6 berkeley's 67 oakland and down through hayward and union city 72. san ramon valley '70s and '80s low eighties for walnut creek and danville. in the south bay we are topping at in the '70s and '80s as well. 7 day around the bay you can clearly see cool down a little spike on thursday then backed down friday cloudy and cool continues for the weekend. >> slow going on westbound 580 beginning where meets to 05. you can see all the red and yellow on the screenplay that loosens up and stays on the green to liu hit livermore then it's downhill from there. the good news is 580-680 interchange is mostly green. quick bridge check the backup has worsened for the bay bridge extends past the 880 over crossing because the meter lights have just been cycled on. 11 minute ride from the foot of the maze to fremont. san mateo ride it is of fog the shot but conditions good across the span right now traffic moving without much a laser maker way west toward foster city and those bright lights making thei

and san francisco in under three hours they have proposed an alternate route running for the spade. > 613 is the time right now back with more minute big story today is how hot it's going to be. currently 68 degrees at 613 in the morning and it will be 92 to talk out this afternoon we will be right back. [ man ] i was deciding what to do with my citi thankyou points when it happened... [ glass breaks ] ...again. ♪ [ child ] run! [ man ] first it was the mailbox. then my squirrel. and now, this. so i used my points to make a donation to get the park down the street built. when it finally opened, i also used my points for... car repair. [ male announcer ] use your citi thankyou points for almost anything, even local charities. what's your story? citi can help you write it. you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. at&t. rethink possible. here'

it's really it's bizarre eighty percent of them support us no matter what we do and that goes in spades for the president and your group mentions an interview from nine years ago with that in yahoo in that letter but what does that have to do with israel bombing iran today what about any of these details would make you think that this is actually going to happen and happen soon ok number one they're convinced netanyahu doesn't have the option of doing anything about it because it's of like sr and because of what that means terms of the lobby's influence actions of political figures in this country number two. congress is said so explicitly lindsey graham in tel aviv exactly four weeks ago said congress has got israel's back but what is different about that that's one thing your group cites as you know that that israel thinks that has just the complete support of congress and has the benefit of their very pro israel media what is different about that so many would argue that has always been the case and i want to make that's a really good those are really good questions it has already al

not as much inland for the north bay and the spade. by 10:00 qc the marine layer shrinks the inland spots get into sunshine as we advance towards noon time the bay clears so after three it rushes back againgñ tomorrow is more widespread today we start warming trend but there could be a hiccup tomorrow just for the bay and the coast may be a degree or to cooler before warm temperatures building. 67 oakland 77 san jose 35 degrees warmer than yesterday. taking a look at the 70 forecast microclimates going into full swing we start with the inland boxes 83 today 90s on sunday mid-90s monday low to mid 90's tuesday staying at or above 90 middle part of next week. afternoon sun for the coast and the baby during the degree cooler tomorrow then mid-70s on sunday. the coast will stay soft and maybe a break cosi tuesday and wednesday with a warm-up and to the '70s there if they're ready for the heat of mainly inland spots. >> are developing story out of antioch this morning police have shot and killed a burglary suspect. they were called to allo

well, you got it in spades. >> i happen to really love him. >> reporter: at home, they spend time togetherng it apart. >> they call this parallel play. matt does his thing and i do my thing. you know, we interabout every once in a while. on how his feelings permit. >> reporter: for their anniversary, they're attempting to go out on a date. but leading up to the date, we witness how the simplest things become threatening to matt. like the new dog that trish got. >> so mom would have someone to play with. yeah. good girl. >> reporter: how was the puppy a substitute for matt? >> i think i'm a touchy person. >> i'm the person who ignores her far more than i like. she is adorable. but, it's just not something that i kelcan really focus on. >> why just the positive one and positive emotions trigger chemical release in a way that activates this process. exactly how and why it all works, we're still in our infancy in understanding it. >> reporter: what helps matt are dark thoughts. trish pushed him to go to a family gathering recently where he had a massive attack. the only thing that brought him

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visibility as well along the peninsula we are seeing fog stretching all the way around the bay through the spadeushing into livermore valley this morning even down in san jose most location are shrouded in fog is should the conduct of it by 8:00 we will continue to see low cloud cover hanging on by 10:00 hour we will see less than through the south bay and north bay by about 12:00 we will see the clouds sitting along the coast. 52 in san francisco, livermore 55, antioch down and free-market upper 50s. your afternoon highs getting up to 77 santa rosa much cooler down and san rafael per 60617 francisco, 67 richmond in the south bay los gatos 83 morgan hill 82 those are the warm response today upper '70s interest and jose will '70s through mountain view and fremont. here's a 7 day around bay. continuing to keep below average continues to give as a drop in temperature that fog is expected to stick around the next couple of mornings. tomorrow will be breezy into the afternoon mostly cloudy milk for your sunday morning fall clearing in the afternoon. >> your morning ride westbound 80 traffic moving we

first, you have the tea party activist that is do a lot of the real hard spade work going out, passingut bumper stickers, putting yard signs out, that's a critical part in the midterm election. you couple that with the larger narrative of this midterm election, the bad economy and particularly on the left the disconcerting developments in afghanistan. so you add those three things together, the tea party activists being very upset, a bad economy, and we have a very critical jobs report this friday that will set the tone for the fall campaign. and then on top of that and what's happening in afghanistan, the president is going to speak to the nation about iraq and he'll use it as an opportunity to talk about afghanistan. that's a very toxic combination for democrats as they go into november. and the tea party activists are the ones stirring it up. >> premier perspective also as a political professional. you look at sarah palin, and if she gives you her blessing, her track record has been quite remarkable. >> it is in a context of a midterm election where there's very narrow differences w

as you get to interchange spades get back about 50 mi.ly making its way on the southbound. the golden gate bridge giving you an update on some of our 1 01 come enamoring county and san francisco looking good not bad the fog all was rolling in. only making at a portion of the south tower. the north bay is not been as well. keeping temperatures on the cool side but we are in for warmup marquez that. >> if your inland you're not seeing as much of it alive look from mount tam right now we will see the fog break up around the bay the warm-up is coming but mainly inland as we head through the weekend it will start on sunday watching fog trucker we are seeing the fog by 10:00 around the bay most inland spots will be clear. by noontime the bay clears don't noon-3 fog that the coast after three becomes in tomorrow morning it is thicker we have a hiccup tomorrow a little cooler for the bay and the coast with the fog coming in a bit strong early tonight early tomorrow morning think of pulling back to the coast. it looks like the fog will win out coa

thursday, friday, saturday warm through the beginning of the work we occupancy in and spots and the spadeicular we will creep up in the '90s may be the high 90s low hundreds by tuesday and wednesday around the bay keeping it in the '70s as we start the war mopping creep up and the high 80s around the coast keeping head in the '60s by making it into the '70s by the beginning of the work week. we still have to deal with fog and cold conditions here. fog still socked in by 7:00 a.m. by 10:00 seen a clear by the north bay and inland spots. sitting along the coast here and pushing the golden gate the low clouds will be of the coastline of the today. it will be later than it was just a cooler conditions this evening. kern temperatures close at 55 redwood city 58 oakland 55 here fell to 56 lamarck cool at the coast and said francisco 52 santa rosa your eyes today below average before that,. 64 richmond 67 cisco 78 in fairfield. their for their sows 77 los gatos, very cool have some bay at 60, 86 in livermore and morgan hill. let's go to georgia on traffic >> the bay shore northbound you may well

. >> and the spade's on the river. rick checks. viffer bet 5s,0,000. >> i don't know how i can miss every draw tonight. i fold. >> not flush draw, straight draw, everything. >> i flopped the set every time. >> it doesn't. i was either going to pete you or i wasn't. >> so viffer has made a believer out of rick that the bluff puts him up over 135 grand and barry is the only other player at the table showing a profit. the loose cannon, troy howard lost 10,000 more on the night and is now down 35k. >> it's pretty simple, if troy wants to walk out with any cash at all he's going to have to get more aggressive. >> okay. that's the end of another night. while viffer is running over the table, our loose cannon troy continues to struggle. tune in tomorrow to see if his fortunes will change or if his dream will come to an end. i'm amanda leatherman, saying good-bye for now and remember, if you have the cash and the guts there's always a seat open at the game. >> if you want to appear on the big game and be a loose cannon, logon to pokerstars

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