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the passes at hand after which the thermal springs will be finally in view. but once again an unassailable rock blocks the travellers way. dad said. it's unlikely they'll be able to lift the snowmobiles and all the equipment that high. this nose too deep and the rocks are too high but we would need a special winch is to get us to that high which we don't have so this is it but it's the end of the line we must return. the expedition comes to an end just a few cohen says sure to their destination. the thermal springs remain inaccessible high up in the eastern cyan mountains. this doesn't upset the travelers too much even though they've covered nearly four hundred kilometers on snowmobiles to get here. and we're a team aren't we actually even a team can get nervous or upset at times but it's no big deal we get some tea get some rest and then the next morning everything's fine again there are more mountains are also rivers for us to conquer. the fall disciplines of the expedition going bank the way they came. the trouble is this they'll reach their cherished go n

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backed starts spring revolutions. of the arab world ends the year very differently from how it began next a former top syrian diplomats says his view of the changes in the region's prospects. with me i have mr adnan a former syrian ambassador to the united kingdom and sweden and also a former deputy secretary general of the arab league he's a political analyst and i would think so thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. i thank you and greetings to you. t.v. station too much democracy too soon is that what we're witnessing in the arab world and does it mean chaos for countries like egypt it is too soon to say there is much different places where there is democracy but because democratic. slogans put before the elections do not mean that necessarily the window is going to be correct is democracy so i would say we have to wait and see are we using the right terminology when we talk about the arab spring i wonder what use this word. by the way this season spring is this season or verse storms in the region normal

stall on the arab spring revolutions. bring this all but i just spoke stay with us . hello nice to have you company in these other headlines a chance to make history as any travel to porto looking to claim a spot in the champions league knockout stage for the first time. chelsea boss feels the heat as his side risk missing out on the last sixteen with a crunch tie against valencia. people charged in the k h l with a shootout win over former champions. but first some pages burke are preparing to make history a point against porto in portugal tonight would see them progress to the knockout stages of the champions league for the very first time the russian champions have been in training in portugal for the last six days in preparation for this ng got a taste of porto's stadium yesterday although absent was any star striker alexander he sidelined with an ankle injury the russian porto three one to petersburg in september but despite that victory china's belated says tonight's game will be a big challenge. there isn't a favorite i would say that even if we had won against

spring bulbs pushing through the ground. daffodils threatening to blossom too early. >> a little bit concerned that with the on and off with the weather like this, that, the trees are going to get nined and we may not have good spring blooming. >> reporter: david i don't, said don't worry. >> reporter: spring blooms will send their leaves up, even in the late winter and during the fall. then spring the flowers would bloom just as you expect. >> reporter: those bulb and his cheery trees can't bloom until they get a certain amount of very cold weather. >> inside of her is an embryonic flower. it is not going to bloom until it has met minimum chilling requirements. >> reporter: rest assured the blossoms will come when they are supposed to. there is plenty of time to plant more bulbs, for bigger color this spring. >> i have tule lips and daffodils. what do you think? >> glad to know our blossoms are going to be okay peggy, thank you. >> are you going it complain about the mild weather too? that is all we hear from topper. >> rep

which is yet to reach them the arab spring gives a warning and have it. do you believe the threats of an air attack on a rainy of facilities of real or do they rather intend to escalate tension that region so as to push countries towards buying it dition weapons some are saying that it's blown out portion. i don't believe these threats are blown out of proportion considering the sources which express these threats of using force they're quite real we remember israel threatening to attack from the air and indeed israel bombs nuclear missiles in the region in iraq what would keep it from attacking around the same way this potential development is very dangerous the region will end up on the edge of an abyss of an unknown depth and with we don't want to hear any military threats against the iranian nuclear facilities or anything else all we want to see is a peaceful development the only thing required from iran is transparency in its nuclear program this is a regular requirement we confirm iran's right to a peaceful nuclear energy of all kinds today we have

right through silver spring. trying to get toward georgia avenue. that earlier accident set the tone for this at 6:31 a.m. we're going to take a look at college park. i think over at 95, everything is ok. this is just to give you some perspective of where the accident is on the outer loop after actually georgia avenue. let's take a look into college park. the delays begin after this point closer to 95 as we head into silver spring, it will be pretty solid again as you saw trying to get past the earlier accident. now, we'll take a look at 270 at montrose road. overall, delays on 270, as usual. it has been a little unusual. slow out of frederick. through germantown and a little here as well in rockville. not too bad as you head down to the point where the lanes divide. now, i have a story that's new this morning. it affects teenage drivers and their parents in virginia. this morning, the virginia department of education along with drive smart, virginia, will launch their new sharing the road with trucks curriculum which will eventually be used in ever

breaking traffic now. >>> the four corners area of silver spring. looking over the accident scene on university boulevard at piney branch road. westbound side of university boulevard, traffic is getting by on the right-hand side of your screen. that's headed up to the beltway. westbound has been reopened at the scene of the ongoing accident investigation. eastbound headed down from the beltway is still closed. if you normally take university inbound, if you cannot do that. alan bond lanes are open. in springfield northbound 95, from newington to springfield, a little heavy but in everything is moving. back to you. >> thank you. >>> harry potter had the magic touch at the box office this year. >> the boy who -- >> the final film in the franchise was the top grossing movie of 2011 with $381 million. rounding out the top three transformers $382 million. and twilight, $271 million. >> we did not spend any money on those. >> i did, actually. i skipped twilight. >>> 33 degrees in the district 6:12. >> idp could face criminal charges for the oil spill in t

we head to more della springs where the extreme makeover home edition crew made dreams come true. >>>ore on mindy mc createty, why she has fled with her son. she talks to 2020 about how she is turning things around. @ @ >>> we got it all. toys, beautiful little gifts for you and great gift wrapping for the gifts you are going to buy here. this is the place to be. >>> tonight here on abc2 news, you will see the new home they built for the johnson family. that small town has a big history. abc2 news don harrison spent a day to learn more. we drive through it on the way to ocean city. mar della resides on barron creek, winds through the county to the nan coke river. that water access to what more del la springs to providence, settled by the english in 1664, tobacco farms, sawmills and gris mills prevalent in the area. ryan works on a farm that was first tilled back in the 1700s, it's now owned by the wright family, relatives to the wright brothers. >> this part was built on, when my grand father took over. >> her grandfather and his father bought this mill and transformed it. >> they mad

both loops of the beltway basically between tysons, bethesda, silver spring looks like this. back over to the maps, this time, we'll take a look, a little further south as you're planning to head into the district using 395 all the way into the downtown area, you will be fine. we'll take a live look at the 14th street bridge across the river and into downtown. very light. this is a good indication of what all potomac and anacostia crossings look like this morning. coming up, more of the same at 5:09. back to you. >> well, die hard shoppers, you're apparently at it again. stores are opening early for after christmas bargain hunters. jessica doyle decided she would watch your money live near the cash registers. >> good morning, mike. we're here in chevy chase in front of the bloomingdale's. that's right, they're opening up early. the stores will open up here at 8:00 a.m. all the way until 9:00 p.m. tonight. these extend the hours are for what is called megamonday. that's what the retailers are calling this year. of course, the big day after christmas sales are expected to be th

>> the fruit cellar in tunisia, who sparked the arab spring. what he did and his protest inspired a remaking of the middle east. we don't know the outcome yet, but i think a small democratic up rising is to be applauded. >> chris christie. he is a youtube sensation waiting to happen. he is the most brash and fat politician in america. >> i think it's herman cain was the most careis matic politician of the year. maybe too much in some ways. >> what does that mean? >> nevertheless -- i mean, here is a guy who became frontrunner and was riding the sails without a campaign staff. >> i'm surprised this eluded the others on the set. the most charismatic is george clooney. he brought awareness to the humanitarian crisis in sudan. and his charms with women. i think that speaks for themselves. they also contribute to make him an inspiration to males everywhere, want you say, pat? okay. bummest rap? >> the rich are not paying their fair share of taxes. quack quack elmer. >> president obama hates business and everything else said about president obama on

she joins us now live from silver spring. jessica. >> reporter: hi, there, jc. apparently a fun night on the town for three young women turned deadly. now family members and friends are in mourning. a horrible accident early this morning killed two young women and seriously injured a third in silver spring. >> at approximately 3:09 this morning, officers from the third district were dispatched to the 600-block of university boulevard in silver spring for a personal injury collision. upon arrival, they found the vehicle that had left the roadway and ended up in a resident's yard. >> reporter: the driver, 22-year-old jenice richards and 19-year-old tamara johnson died at the scene. passenger 18-year-old desaleen jones was sent to washington hospital center for treatment. >> investigators are marking the roadway, seeing the path of travel and trying to determine more about how and why the vehicle left the roadway. >> reporter: the nissan came down university boulevard and evidence on the scene indicates, as you can see, it ripped up the grass on that embankment, po

the arab spring was fast and dramatic with dictators disappearing into next year egypt and finally libya while syria and yemen who witnessed the brink of a civil war in bahrain protesters were driven from the streets by a massive military force where we now get the thoughts from that country's foreign minister who says that bringing democracy in the rule of law to the gulf states was never going to be. slate's. yes let's start with the syrian dossier some say the corp counts of the arab states the gulf placed a larger role than it's intended to in resolving this crisis sometimes it even substitutes the arab league to believe its position could help the god knows this crisis is very important and very dangerous that syria is one of the security pillars in the region if syria is stable and secure its citizens would live peacefully and quietly today's events in syria however are quite scary people die daily and a number of cities are in chaos and on security some areas are peaceful with generally there are big problems in a country the arab league assumed responsibility for resolving this c

planning to turn their attention to rallies and marches promise intends for make a reappearance in the spring mix movement is also seeking to define more specific goals and attract more supporters and as a correspondent has been finding out recent converts are even being recruited from the ranks of the police. occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name ok that and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain bray lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on the streets of new york city the twenty four year veteran was held in police custody for eleven hours and received one comment from a new york cop nobody talking about this one individual said that i had the testicles of an elephant although all of america's police force is part of the ninety nine percent captain lewis says cops secretly supporting the u.s. based dire consequences by going public call a tremendous fear of losing the

man as nathaniel langford: we came suddenly upon a basin of boiling sulfur springs, boiling like a cauldron, throwing water and fearful volumes of vapor higher than our heads. the spring lying to the east of this, more diabolical in appearance and filled with a hot, brownish substance of the consistency of mucilage, is in constant, noisy ebullition, emitting fumes of a villainous odor. coyote: they kept moving past more mud pots that made noises, they said, "like the safety valve of a laboring "steamboat engine," over ground that sounded hollow under their horses' hooves, near vents that were too hot too touch even with gloved hands, places to which they would attach names like hell broth springs hell roaring river devil's den, brimstone basin. farther on, they came to two waterfalls slicing through a steep and narrow canyon they estimated at half a mile in depth, the one jim bridger had once bragged about the grand canyon of the yellowstone. langford was now convinced that the yellowstone could be an even greater attraction than he and the backers of the northern pacific had dreamed. durin

terminology when we talk about the arab spring i wonder why i use this word. by the way this season spring is the season of storms in the region normally come with that was dust from south sahara or whatever second spring in countries they don't we don't have any foods anything really produced the season which is season of production is summer wind gives the really that our spring is the season where you have to wait and see whether there is going to be a positive outcome or map and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns that the arab spring will turn into an anti american anti israeli anti democratic tsunami does the arab spring really challenge the american and israeli standing in the region or in the country does it actually promote their interests first of all netanyahu statement in the statements made by other israeli leadership. the are very subjective. the religion it from the very narrow interest of history of. their objective he took on the whole subject so he really and they are concerned mainly over how much someone there. are you doing