st. andrews regional library, that is the "early today" event of the day. >>> bill, thanks so much. an early look at headlines in entertainment. >>> john travolta's legal team may be skofing at two lawsuits charging unlawful sexual advances more trouble may be on the way. the lawyer bringing the suits claims many more men have come forward and there could be more accusations soon. >>> hugh hefner offered rihanna more than a million dollars to pose without clothes in playboy. >>> bright me speakers is a done deal on the x-factor for $15 million. >>> sophia vergara split up with her boyfriend of two years. >>> kim kardashian missed the met gal larks reportedly because vogue editor thinks she is tasteless and tack y. she had her banned from the event. >>> kardashian's ex-kris humphries is furious over her accounting of the wedding gifts. she donated $200,000 to charity claiming that is double what they received in presents, he wants to know why she is not counting $325,000 ferrari sent by a businessman. i'm sick of this guy. he's like out there trying to play on every which way to sund

established during his presidency during his eight years in office ok vladimir putin has gone through st andrews an exam designed to st george's reception holes of the ground. there this year the national flag and presidential standard carried with him over to the should value. so help you know. yeah it seems we're seeing restrictions you really are a nice guy viewer is brutally honest so when you were here in russia new president it seems like yesterday almost four years of the you and i was sitting here actually took us a day or two to get used to. say everyone should do it everyone should be fined one hundred bucks every time they made the. last five hundred dollars they were sure that there was a token newsroom for the year to make them a cup of tea at the time it was very very grand kremlin palace from the outside saying that's not what it looks like everything's just not something it's a big house for one person month what happens in all those rooms so glad i was going through those beautiful three halls but i assume there are some secret chambers that i wasn't sure which is the official p

st. andrew hall. >> after large anti-putin rallies on sunday, thousands of riot police were on the streetsscow this monday to crack down on groups trying to protest against their new president. many protesters did however try to defy the ban, and at least 120 people were arrested. >> as putin starts his historic third term as president of that country, we take a look at what this means for russia and its relations with the u.s. and europe. >> vladimir putin's return to the kremlin was full of pomp and symbolism. whether as president or prime minister, he has steered russia's cause for the last 12 years. now he has begun a new six-year term. >> i hereby swear as president of the russian federation to uphold and protect the rights and freedoms of individuals and citizens. >> during his campaign, putin made a lot of promises. he has pledged more government spending and growth with the goal of becoming one of the world's five biggest economies by 2015. it is an ambitious target given the country's many problems, including corruption, bureaucracy, and political stagnation. >> i do not think put

st. andrews hall.y it looked more like the setting of a core nation fit for a czar rather than a president, but these people have complained russia has become more of a corruption monarchy than anything else, and we saw protests once again yesterday and today that became violent. 400 people detained on sunday, a further 150 today. some had speculated that putin's tolerance for some of these protests would wane once he was re-electioned, and it appears that may be the case. putin had blamed western agents for protests like these on earlier occasions, and his rhetoric during the campaign was not in the spirit of the reset policy. but observers say this may have been a bit of posturing during his campaign season and now that he's back in office, the u.s./russia relationship will fare all right from here on in. >> i think it's going to be stable, i think that both countries understand they need each other, and both countries understand that possessing the biggest nuclear arsenal together, basically, puts a

st. andrew's where rob and amy went to school and they kind of searched the internet for any kind of goode go on, check them out and discuss between ourselves on the bus which ones we think we should do and what fits into our schedule, where we're going. >> i am curious how the bus got the name stanley? >> it got the name stanley because our largest sponsor is stanley black and decker and we thought it would be a fun way to personalize -- >> they didn't make you name it stanley, did they? did they make you name it stanley? >> no, no, no. it was our idea. >> all right. >> i think their eyes probably rolled a built. >> so you guys are, what, halfway through now? >> yeah, we're coming up to the six-month mark. we head out to california by june and then we pick up at the beginning of july and head back east. >> amy, is there a story you're most looking forward to covering in the future? >> we have so many lined up, but one of the ones that we are doing next week is about an organization that -- >> they take biodiesel -- it's complicated. they take biodiesel or recycled grease from restaurants

st. andrews. i testified in parliament very strongly. i'm not a fan. are industrial turbin turbines, putting them in industrial areas, they can do it but you can't destroy landscape. >> so i not so much that they're using them butch it's where you put them? >> well, when you need it the least, in winter and certain times they blow so hard they explode in many cases. they are disaster. >> what? >> what they are doing, you see it up in cape cod, other places, the environmentalists love them until they put them in fl bathe back yard. when you put them in their back yard of the environmentalists, they say no way, we're not having them. >> you think parliament will not go ahead with the plan? >> well, i don't think they'll be near my course, i can tell you that. i built something that a lot of people joe can tell you, not only is he a golfer, he's a good golfer, but he can tell you we're getting reviews. people are already saying this may be the greatest golf course ever built. if you look at the head of the pga tour in europe, sandy jones, and they're maki

reporter: with graduation less than a week away, communications major andrew should be cramming for finals, here at the college of mt. st. vincent in the bronx. but his top concern isn't his grades, it's how he's going to repay his student loans. >> i applied for a radio job, retail stores, and i've been getting a lot of, we're sorry, we'll keep you in mind or nothing at all. >> reporter: he's $45,000 in debt and he's not alone. student loans are now the largest source of consumer debt outpacing credit cards and car loans. 94% of undergraduate students now borrow to pay for college. that's up from 45% in 1993. nearly 1 in 10 borrowers who started paying back their loans in 2009 defaulted within two years. that's double the rate from just four years earlier because the price tag for a college degree keeps going up. >> college tuition here was like $18,000 to $20,000. now every year, tuition has gone up. >> reporter: there are many reasons the cost of college has gone up dramatically. the main one is the lack of state funding. over the past decade, state governments have cut almost 25% out of their spending for higher edu

reporter: with graduation less than a week away, communications major andrew should be cramming for finals, here at the college of mt. st. vincent in the bronx. but his top concern isn't his grades, it's how he's going to repay his student loans. >> i applied for a radio job, retail stores, and i've been getting a lot of, we're sorry, we'll keep you in mind or nothing at all. >> reporter: he's $45,000 in debt and he's not alone. student loans are now the largest source of consumer debt outpacing credit cards and car loans. 94% of undergraduate students now borrow to pay for college. that's up from 45% in 1993. nearly 1 in 10 borrowers who started paying back their loans in 2009 defaulted within two years. that's double the rate from just four years earlier because the price tag for a college degree keeps going up. >> college tuition here was like $18,000 to $20,000. now every year, tuition has gone up. >> reporter: there are many reasons the cost of college has gone up dramatically. the main one is the lack of state funding. over the past decade, state governments have cut almost 25% out of their spending for higher edu

st. mary's and calvert county. hollywood 2.78 inches of rain. thurmont, maryland over 2 inches of rain. andrewsse over 2 inches of rain and alexandria, virginia over 1.5 inch of rain in the last 48 hours. we're dry and comfortable today at 80 degrees with a south wind. look at the temperatures throughout the area. 80 to 85 degrees. tomorrow we're going to back off of this warmth just a little bit. it's going to be cooler by 3 to 5 degrees across the area. your good night forecast for 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, isolated shower comes throug then tomorrow morning clearing out and turning breezy by late morning. as far as where the rain is now there is the front, pennsylvania, some showers, isolated thunderstorms north and west of williamport, pennsylvania. do not think that we'll have any storms at all. as a matter of fact, when this front comes through, between 9:00 and 11:00 p.m., isolated showers, not everybody is getting wet. some sprinkles. probably only a few hundredths of an inch of rain. the front will make its way south and east. tomorrow high pressure builds in and we'll get this. more sunshine

andrews. i think that is going to be a great day. then we've got this. we love when they bring in food don't we, guys? >> always. >> st.hia's cathedral is having their annual spring greek festival. they'll have all kinds of food. i love how they say this. a bonanza of great food, music, and fun in the greek tradition. don't miss it. >> you shouldn't. they've been doing this twice a year. what, the last 25, 30 years or whatever. a lot of really good food down there. a lot of good fun for the kids. apparently they're going to have a perfect weekend. >> i think it will be spectacular. >> check it out. >> a dangerous move eating the powder sugar. not sure that's the one to go for doug. maybe we can zoom in on that. >> we are going to save doug's dignity by telling you coming up the elusive bike thief that proved he is not so good on two wheels. >> the g8 summit shakes up a normally very quiet community in maryland. >> sports. we'll tell you why this year's battle of the beltway means >>> metro bus drivers have to dodge one close call after another on the road. >> tonight the transit system tells us it happens all the time