and other stations alike. and the... that i would want to get for the pilot is how expensive it is. and how, easy it is to operate this unit and what are the lessons learned from other considerations put in. and here is the rendoring of the unit and by the way, and on the street and open these next week. and for the particular location and it is derived from the functionality. and the details involved. and so the finishing architecture is flexibility, to be adopted or adapted to the different from each of the locations such as the use of the colors and the use of the glazing and the use of the wide and we call it the side screens if you look at it. and so these are elements that could be, and that are flexible and it could be adjusted, per site context. providing the evening lit mall and controlled the lit environment. >> and not only enhance. >> commissioner breed has a question. >> i am sorry, i just wanted to ask about the area i am certain that this has been studied but the area where that is behind the ac

and we investigate a bay area fire station that's earned the ugly reputation as the cancer station. here's chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski. >> and thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, we investigate. exposing stories, uncovering issues, and holding government accountable. we begin on the tarmac with an investigation into the growing demands of pilots. >> asiana crash has refocused attention on how foreign pilots learn to fly. how many are getting trained right here in the states but have very different standards for getting in the cockpit than american pilots. >> it took 23-year-old anthony yon three yeefrs book study just to get here. he's prepping his cessna 172 aircraft as part of the 10 to 12-month process to fulfill his dream. >> i really wanted to be someone like that, because it's special. >> a dream he's had since he was 10. back home in china. >> for a 10-year-old kid like i was. >> a dream of becoming a commercial pilot. this man from to nies yeah shares his dream. according to the faa, nearly 24,000 foreign pilots have gotten either commercial or

station. now it only works during the summer. in the southern hemisphere summer starts in december and ends in much. so seasonal operations are over. geological samples are gathered during the summer a loaded into containers. cold water is drained from the station and windows are boarded up and filled in with insulation if the snow is given even the slightest chance to sneak in it will be impossible to get out of. the diesel generator was the last to be shutdown no one can survive without heat. takes just a few hours to complete. the station is ready for winter. or will fly people to the academic field. oh there are no good to see you good to see you back here they told us you'd come you're here and fortune is smiling upon us again everything's going to be great. i'm going to be eighty five in april now i only go to the doctor. and antarctica. i'm drawn towards it my wife isn't even aware of these expeditions in the last few years. rushes expeditions to antarctica from cape town south africa while the ship stays in port for a few

a rapid charging station? i know that there are different types. >> we had actually planned to the budget does include the rapid charge because we would like to get out quickly, but we are not sure if the vehicle that we purchased would be compatible with that and so we may have to reduce to a 240, and we will know once we install. >> very good. commissioner yee? >> i guess that this is along the same line, the question, what are the existing fleet in regards to flusher trucks and electric vehicles and so forth? >> you want to know the current composition of our fleet? >> we have about 920 or so, vehicles in our fleet. i believe that we have four flusher trucks at the moment. a few of them two or three of them, i am not sure of the exact count don't currently meet the requirements and so that is why we are replacing this one here now as icon included in our request. and in terms of the other vehicles, let me take a look, i did bring that with me. as those 900 vehicles, we have about 50 percent of that is heavy

. >> and we investigate a bay area fire station that earned the ugly reputation as the cancer station. here is chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski. >> for the next 30 minutes we investigate exposing stories, uncovering issues and holding government accountable. we begin on the tarmac with an investigation on the growing demands of pilots. critics say it could affect your safety. the asiana crash at sfo last summer refocused the attention on how foreign pilots learn to fly. investigative reporter found many being trained in the united states but have lower standards than american pilots. >> it took 23-year-old anthony three years of on the ground book study just to get here. he is prepping his training aircraft as part of the ten to 12 month long process to fulfill his dream. >> i wanted to be someone like that because it is special. >> reporter: a dream he has had since he was 10 back home in china. >> for a o10-year-old kid like i was. >> reporter: a dream of becoming a commercial pilot. 27-year-old mohammed from tunisia shares that dream getting his training in hayward. acco

in and around the station maybe two or three hundred people. what happened after the explosion right after the explosion you just said. what i was going to do yes there was a panic people were running out to. immediately after two or three minutes. ambulances and police cars arrived and started taking people out of the building. since it was just two months since the boston bombing would have the atmosphere been like in volgograd. the first we have to look at bus explosion people here were quite fearful you're going to. be considering that it's holiday season i think people are relaxed. unfortunately. this is another terrorist attack coming. eyewitness to the volgograd tragedy because ana thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date on what happened in logan ront stay with us for more developments on the deadly tragedy at the grand railway station which has killed eighteen people and you can also get the latest at home by following us on twitter to stay with us up next it's walls a part of it acts like. summer break a time when all stu

stations joint or just bart stations in the south east are the responsibility of bater. >> okay. so i am understanding even though there are eight physical bart stations there, there were other facilities that bart and the mta work together on so i pds. >> and the commissioner you had mentioned that when was the last time that bart he is ka layed in the program? and i think that it was a 15 years ago where we had a system wide and we are called the escalator overhaul. but it does not necessarily cover every single escalator, they were identified the group of the escalators yeah. >> commissioner breed? >> yes. i just need some clarity as to with the replacements. who is going to be taking on the responsibility of the canopies? and will those be done similar stain simultaneously? >> we have not with the downtown station and bart is responsible for maintain it and sfmta is responsible and contribute 50 percent of the cost of the maintenance >> could i hear from someone from the mta about this particular matter, please? >> so, the stations that the canopy that were shown to us today

train station the main train station here you go gripe about that theory is no longer can see there it seems they think it's only one thing then who is the author or who was the one who did this terrorist attack here. and now the terrorist attacks you know these one the second blast is still to be confirmed that it's been on its recent time they brought the security issue back here. in south or russia specially considering that the sochi olympic games all round the corner you less than two months so how were president putting already asked to increase the security measures in the area to prevent. more terrorist attacks and more of just like these two that already happened here in this city. or at r.t. producers to go hear from our spanish sister channel thank you very much for those updates well i spoke earlier with gordon han a senior associate for the center of international strategy and he told me that trust between governments is essential to fighting the threat of global terror. very difficult to guard against long wills or even. organized. suits like plots. very difficult inde

the station entrance eyewitnesses described as very powerful blahs. they also claimed a momentary the device as nine th is the same cca which as a terrorism nuggets had that one of the mouse is mindful of the southbound on abbas and the same cca can lead to six and injuring fifty seven ounces. without seem to not shop for more developments on the day he tries to live on a railway station which has killed eighteen people and you can also get the race has not called by phoning awesome toys. the air. two new name a beginning. six minutes most cities. so my drawings and the island of temptation so six months. hope all of this people. and it is easy to run as gifts. i bet because eleven distance principle. indigenous people well it's going to change their screams. it's good to read about. if you're welcome the kicks. it is a secret laboratory to her he was able to build the world's most sophisticated world. when sean fortunately it doesn't do it all done anything since mission to teach creation wanted to care about humans and the us. this is why you should

which station? owned and operated? in addition to the boss stations. >> my understanding is that there are seven bart stations. >> that is correct. >> mta is responsible for. there are 8 bart stations in san francisco, so which one is the mta not responsible for? >> maybe we could just get that information at some other time. >> the mta is responsible for the exterior escalator and we are responsible for two at pallet street station and the one that goes to the plaza area and there are three stations that are not and, that is van ness and church street and castro street station which we maintain the exterior and the remainder of the stations joint or just bart stations in the south east are the responsibility of bater. >> okay. so i am understanding even though there are eight physical bart stations there, there were other facilities that bart and the mta work together on so i pds. >> and the commissioner you had mentioned that when was the last time that bart he is ka layed in the program? and i think that it was a 15

very common people and touring the station and. walking around with children i think there were over two hundred people. in and around the station maybe two or three hundred people who have to look at bus explosion people here were quite fearful you're considering that it's holiday season and i think people need to relax. unfortunately this is another terrorist attack coming again. and they're reminded now the breaking news story when off the international from saddam russia up to eighteen people have died and dozens were wounded and explosion at the main railway station in the city of volgograd police suspected that a female suicide bomber detonated a device near the metal detectors at the station entrance i witness as describe a very powerful blast they also claim the bomb might carry the devices luggage is the same six which suffered terrorism in october one of. blew herself up on a bus in the same city killing six and injuring. stay with us here for more developments on the deadly tragedy at ground railway station which has kil

radio stations stores we go on television stations stores we tell them this is what we expect from you we give them our wish list we published reports and what they do over time we've been able to move t.v. stations into giving five minutes of daily election coverage during election season beyond that we did action called occupy clear channel so sorry we have to wrap up we're at a time so everyone needs to check out your film and your website media action center get involved everyone take action thank you so much for coming on thank you . chris. let's see you. despite the incredible influence wielded by the u.s. government the american people remain one of the most uninformed electorates in the industrialized world case in point check out some of these shocking the stats that alternate compiled in two thousand and ten nearly one fifth of americans believe obama is a muslim twenty five percent don't believe in evolution and a shocking out of americans believe that saddam hussein was directly involved in nine eleven this phenomenon is due in large part to the fact that almost everything

it is unclear which side they're going to come from, however, the rock ridge station and the arinda station have been shut down. it looks like this train is getting ready to go inside to get the people who were stuck inside that tunnel out. this is the bart oakland hills tunnel. let's go to bun of our producers and good morning, mischa. what have you been hearing? first of all, where are you? >> reporter: yeah, i'm at the lay fayette station now. they're making an overhead announcement for us to get off the train and walk to the other platform because they're turning us around. they told us that at about walnut creek there was a train stuck in the berkeley hill tunnel. a maintenance issue, and just said it was going to be five or 10 minutes and then we sat at watt nut creek for a long time and then we sat here for even longer and then they finally said that the train was trapped. they used the word trapped, and that the tunnel was shut down until further notice, and they eventually said we're going to have to turn the train around. we have been probably here for 15 or 20 minutes waiting to

as soon as i walked up to the station entrance all hell broke loose. people, flesh, with shards of glass in the air, all doors action windows scattered. i received a concussion and smoke billowed from inside. yes understand at first what was going on. steven fishe is an expert at ucla. he joins us from tampa, florida. mr. fishe, thank you for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >> everyone is saying it can't happen at sochi. they say it is hard, a security gauntlet is there any evidence that what happened today can't happen there? >> certainly sochi, site of the olympics will be much better guarded than a typical train station in a large city that is some ways away from sochi. so, it was of course a terrorist act could happen. it could happen in sochi, but it's less likely to happen there than for example to happen in volgegrad in the train station. >> we have seen similar attacks by this group. is the russian government doing enough to crack down on these attacks? i point out an article that and in james defense weekly that said in october, soft targ

we have ems at both the orinda station tabbed rockridge station and we sent empty trains from both sides, one  from the orinda side and one from the rockridge side to make sure the passengers have the assistance that they needed. i'm told the train that was disabled is moving on its own power and moving towards rockridge so it sounds like the passenger also be let off at rockridge where we have ems waiting for us there. all trains on the pittsburgh line are completely stopped because of this log jam. we have also had a lot of passengers, and i'm at orinda. there are hundreds of passengers standing around me just waiting to be able to get back on to a train. the priority here, of course, is to get the services needed for those that are not feeling well, get the train out of the way, and then start in the service recovery mode. we very much apologize for the ongoing service problems that our passengers have been experiencing this entire year. >> you can't see this obviously, but i'm looking at picture from our news chopper 2 of the train, and it apparently has made its way to the rockrid

television households and sinclair doesn't discriminate the stations under this media giant are quite diversified in fact its roster is set to include thirty nine fox affiliates twenty nine of a.b.c. twenty six of c.b.s. twenty five of the c.w. sixteen of n.b.c. and the list goes on and on but perhaps what's most peculiar about this is the fact that the company will have one hundred sixty four stations and only seventy seven markets so do the math that means there are markets where sinclair will own more than just one station let's just take a look at the state of florida in both west palm beach and pensacola sinclair owns four competing stations and if that's not enough in both gainesville and tallahassee the telecom giant owns three but here's the hitch as the stations consolidate into the same. company so does their content it's a popular way for big media companies to cut their costs so that means a viewer in one city could flip through all their local stations see different anchors but hear the same words in fact and something conan o'brien poked fun at and one of his comedy bits

gallup poll from june only twenty three percent of americans express confidence in corporate news stations and abysmal failure so with corporate media going the way of the dinosaurs and a pen in journalism is left to fill its void earlier i talked to one of these journalists ben swann who left his job at a local fox station to start his own independent media outlet i started by asking him what the transition from corporate media to total independence has been like for him. but it's been an interesting transition because clearly you know we work to break down this left right paradigm you know you and i talk about this all the time but in media today we have these issues of everything be perceived from either from the left or from the right and one of the things that i've come to believe and i actually believe this before i started on my own is that most people don't go to media to actually be informed they go there to have the belief system they already hold validated for them as one of the difficult things about you know new media and about trying to really seek the truth is that people co

today" just got a lot bigger. 17 television stations bigger in fact. began knelt has completed -- gannett has completed its purchase of the belo group. it expands its tv stations from 23 do 40 and its reach to nearly one-third of all u.s. households. the company is now the largest independent station group of major network affiliates in the top 25 television markets. that means gannett news crews now span the country from seattle, washington, to washington, d.c., portland, oregon, to portland, maine and points in between like new orleans, minneapolis, dallas, houston, tampa and denver. bottom line, our new team just got a whole lot bigger and stronger on air and online. >>> we probably won't have a white christmas but forget yesterday's warmer temperatures. the holiday spirit is definitely in the air. howard is up next with the holiday forecast. >> bundled up out here on the weather terrace. the wind is picking up. the temperatures have dropped a lot since yesterday. look at doppler 9000. we have snow showers on there. it is reaching the ground. also w

space station. this is a live stream from nasa tv. today's spacewalk it is scheduled to run over a six hour. we want to bring this left the version out. we got the fault with a low torque. >> standby. >> copy. standby. >> had a reset. we will reattempt at bravo three. >> he is working on the second of the four bolts that will fix the pump module. it is on the international space station. >> i have another with low torque. >> how many turns? another eight turns. >> approximately seven turns. >> standby, hopper. i would like to get good torque in the green light. >> copy that. >> begin another. 9.7. approximately another three turns. >> ok. copy another three turns. standby. hopper, did you get the torque reading on the pgt? >> 9.7 is what this on the -- is what it is saying on the actual. we would like a power cycle of the pgt then reattempt at bravo three. >> the flight director with her back to the camera. on the far right of your screen, the lead spacewalk officer are discussing pistol grip torque

station has in store for us. that caused all the trouble at the station may just help us here. too quickly. from here. to the. new. nothing can be left until tomorrow because at any moment conditions might change suddenly and without warning. in the northern hemisphere this kind of wind would be called a hurricane but here it's just a regular storm extreme weather like this is common place in antarctica. as soon as their work was done a huge storm rolled in with winds of up to thirty two meters per second the ship has no choice but to wait until it ends it may take a few days though. no longer matters the main tasks have been completed. will be here things went smoothly surprisingly it was over very fast i didn't expect that. the academic field heads north again to africa after one hundred ninety four days for more than half a year the crew has been out on the open ocean. back of the cape town seaport there's still another twenty eight days or so to petersburg but after antarctica even here feels almost like. it was the year these whack jobs introduced the bell in help to buy d

that a bomb was planted inside the bus and detonated remotely probably connected with sunday's train station bombing in which at least sixteen people were killed and forty five others wounded and eye witness to the blast on monday morning told us what she saw. at the moment of the explosion i was asleep i woke up because of an enormous blast i heard i heard glass shattering in the first two stories of the building i looked out of the window it was still dark and i saw. there was a blast and people were running away from it screaming some of them were wounded a lot of people were panicking running around the street it was exactly rush hour everybody was going to work or do schools there were lots of people and that's all soo busy spots located next to him or could there's a lot of traffic always there lots of people were waiting for buses or trolley buses at bus stops and actually the trolley bus exploded while it was rolling and there were lots of people in the street everybody started running away from it and screaming. within a minute a police car an ambulance and fire engine all the routi

than a day since a suicide bomber killed at least six or killed sixteen people at the city railway station. ten am in. bring you today's breaking news here on our team another explosion in the city of volgograd less than twenty four hours it happened on a trolley bus this time as it passed by a market during the monday morning rush hour at least ten people confirmed dead in this blast this less than twenty four hours after and other blast happened at the city's main train station there are good how well is covering the events in volgograd for us margaret are we any clearer so far about the latest suspected terror attack. will mount what we do know is eight thirty this morning and keep in mind it's just maybe a minute past ten now so this happening just just a while ago eight thirty it does appear to be a nother suicide bomber this time a trolley bus and what what we know so far that ten people have died and this bus happened this explosion rather happened just meters past the bus stop so right in front of the market during a very busy monday morning people still going to work it is a monda

that was just a few hundred yards from the station. the train from poughkeepsie going south to new york city this morning. hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday. >> i'm jamie colby. there are numerous emergency crews on the scene. we'll stay on the story and let you know if the numbers change. the map will show you exactly where the crash happened. for those of you who don't live in new york, it's in the bronx. basically, it was about to pull into the station, a time where you would expect the train to be slowing down. instead, it was going so fast that it literally, as eric said, flew off the tracks. we're being told that the train was headed into grand central station from poughkeepsie and there are multiple reports of injuries and fatalities. laura ingle rushing to the sk n scene, joining us live on the phone. what are you seeing and hear sng. >> i'm several yards away from the station in which this train was expected to arrive this morning. and we are just surrounded by a variety of

killed in this less than a day since a suicide bomber killed sixteen people have the city's railway station. nine am in moscow i'm here on r t bringing you breaking news now from volgograd it's been reported that there's been at least an explode there's been an explosion at a passenger bus in the city at least ten people dead investigators now working at the scene of the incident they say it could have been an act of terrorism we'll know more when we bring you more here on r t as we get the details. well meanwhile seven of those wounded in sunday's attack at the train station there have been transferred here to moscow all of them in extremely serious condition investigators trying to piece together who exactly carried out the deadly blast that tore through the main railway station in bowling or in volgograd rather artie's margaret how well is in the city with more. volgograd busy train station was rocked by the blast of a terrorist bomb on sunday afternoon shards of metal ripped through an area around a security checkpoint as passengers waited for their luggage to be inspected officials say

passengers on a trolley bus less than a day also a deadly bombing ripped through the city's train station. russia's president vladimir putin orders times of security across the whole country in the wake of the bombings. and some are suggesting that talks are related to the upcoming winter games in salt treat a big international olympic committee says it has no concerns about safety aussie international investigates the security situation in the house searching. this is a national coming from moscow hello and welcome to the program and we start with the breaking news this hour. for the second time in just two days the russian city of volgograd has been targeted by terrorists today fourteen people have been killed after a suicide bomber blew up on a trolley bus twenty four hours earlier a similar sort on the city's a railway station claimed at least seventeen lives margaret howell is following developments involving ground for us. i am here in the marketplace where that troll a bus exploded this morning at eight thirty in the morning causing a massive deaths bodies everywhere a lot of infor

the pump that will coos down the space station.hey're now five hours into the mission and these are live pictures. isn't that the extraordinary? >> that you can actually see that realtime. let's listen in. >> and three out of four fluid lines now connected to the new spare pump module. >> we're going to be working with the m 3 line now. >> what's left is the so-called m 3 line. this is a ---ing >> he can explain what we're actually hearing. what are we in for to see this? is this a difficult mission here. >> very difficult as you would expect in a situation like this so far above the earth in conditions that are treacherous to say the least. add ammonia to that and you've got a very difficult situation. these astronauts have been working diligently for more than five hours. we've been monitoring this feed and we've heard mention of some ammonia flakes potentially touching some of the space suits. the significance of that however, we don't noech. as you just heard it seems like they are continuing the process of attaching this spare

busy train station it was rocked by the blast of a terrorist bomb on sunday afternoon shards of metal ripped through an area around a security checkpoint as passengers waited for their luggage to be inspected officials say the bomb was equivalent to at least ten kilos of t.n.t. and only the security barrier prevented this scene of devastation from becoming much worse but it's impossible to calculate the toll something like this has on its victims many are still reeling. i bent down to collect my documents when i saw a flash of light and there was a blast i was thrown back by the explosion when i came to my senses a man who was scaring me only outside was i able to get a breath of air and sought to understand what was happening to. my son father and niece were inside the train station when the blast went off their own in intensive care and now they're badly injured they were trained to moscow but never made it a second bomb was later discovered it had failed to detonate investigators are now looking into the identity of the person or persons who carried the celt it's now suspected the

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this less than a day since a suicide bomber killed at least sixteen people at the city's railway station. eleven am in moscow i matras there bring you today's breaking news coverage of the city of volgograd in southern russia which has been struck by a second deadly blast within twenty four hours the latest happening on a trolley bus as it approached a market during the morning rush hour at least twelve people confirmed dead in that attack up to twenty three others wounded including a one year old child three of them said to be in critical condition investigators suspect a bomb was planted inside the bus and likely connected to the suicide bombing that happened at the main train station there on sunday that attack killed at least sixteen people and left forty five others wounded and eyewitness to the bus blast on monday told us what she saw. at the moment of the explosion i was asleep. because of an enormous blast to her. glass shattering in the first to two stories of the building i looked out of the window it was still dark in a saw. that was a blast and people were running away from i

eighteen and injuries dozens more alleged female suicide bomber targeted the city's main railway station. and the week's top headlines this hour mass rallies in turkey to demand the government step down over a wide ranging corruption scandal and that's with a tough police response. also look at the stories the trade twenty thirteen a get that saw cia contract and turned whistleblower edward snowden exposed america's far reaching global surveillance. this is asking to national coming here live from moscow hello and welcome to the program and we'll start with our breaking news story this hour after eighteen people have been killed in a suicide bomb blast in russia's southern city of volgograd twenty seven more were injured by the blast which was detonated at the city's central right will station that's now cross live to the group is going on for the details there you go so what's the latest do we know about the track. well the explosion happened near the entrance to the central train station in volgograd and was reportedly conducted by a female suicide bomber this is where the security che

sixteen and injures dozens more in alleged female suicide bomber targets the city's main railway station. also the week's top headlines mass rallies in turkey to demand the government step down over a wide ranging corruption scandal are met with top police response. plus we'll look at the stories that shape twenty thirteen a year that saw cia contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden exposed america's far reaching global surveillance. it's nine pm in the russian capital you're watching our chief international and we have breaking news this hour for you it has been confirmed that fifteen people were killed in a suicide bomb blast in russia's southern city of volgograd dozens more were injured by the blast which was detonated at the city's central railway station. has the details. well the blast was caused by a female suicide bomber at the checkpoint at the entrance to the central train station and all of this happened q of passengers were standing there waiting for their luggage to be checked right now investigators are working there on the scene the president has sent his representa

through a trolley bus in a suicide bombing that investigators say was similar to sunday's railway station explosion that tanks have claimed up to thirty two lives and aussies margaret howell is involved a grant for us margaret are we any clearer about this later suspected terror attack . we are in fact we have information that's been forthcoming throughout the day i am here in the marketplace where that troll a bus exploded this morning at eight thirty in the morning causing massive deaths bodies everywhere and you'll hear in just a moment from some eyewitness accounts i wanted to tell you briefly anecdotally i did notice off to the side that some woman and her young child were crossing the street so it's good to see people out despite the horrific events that happened here just to this morning that people are not allowing fear to be a factor in still and still living in this area which was really encouraging for me to see but as you mentioned a lot of information that is still coming out about the stroll the attack that happened this morning it has been confirmed that there was a suicide

this is what kills at least fifteen people in a train station in the southern russian city of fall. israel held so that was held in retaliation for katyusha book is just one extended trading off to the victim of brutal to get a great way to india still running comedy. we begin in the rush hour when security forces are on a layover up to fifteen people were killed in a bomb attack in the city called polka corrupt. female suicide bomber was also killed. it's not clear who exactly was behind the attack the city center and it becomes very difficult time for rush him with the silky winter olympics just weeks away the moment excluding tore through the station will progress was captured by a nearby security camera the station was busy with many people preparing to travel for the new year celebrations. security issues including baggage control area at the entrance of the building. a bomb exploded most all sold until she was mobile start looking through the metal detectors and took my luggage will do a lot of people. he pushed me forward and suddenly i heard a bang there was a blast. nick an

force your passengers on a bus less than a day after a deadly bombing ripped through the city's train station. meanwhile russia's president vladimir putin orders times of security across the whole country in the wake of the bombings are seen best against the security situation and sultry the host city of the upcoming winter olympics. our the top story this hour artificial intelligence u.s. government routinely bugging computer gadgets catching online according to fresh n.s.a. leaks published in germany. and syria misses its yeah and deadline for reading itself a toxic weapon as we speak exclusively to the how to build an ice age where they prohibit chemical weapons to find out why. this is all seen to national coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program for the second time in just two days the russian city of volgograd has been targeted by terrorists today fourteen people have been killed after a suicide bomber blew up on a bus less than twenty four hours earlier a similar assault on the city's railway station claimed at least seventeen lives. howell is following developments

live look at the international space station.s to repair a critical cooling system. >> you may remember this. this comes six months after the terrifying incident on a spacewalk where an astronaut's helmet almost filled with water and drowned. >> we will have a live report in just a few minutes along with a little play-by-play and analysis from veteran astronaut mike massimino. stay with us for that. >> you cannot get enough of that video. >> it is amazing we can get a live shot from space. >> the helmet cam. good morning. we appreciate you waking up with us on this saturday morning. i'm pamela brown. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast. this is "new day saturday." we have more on the spacewalk coming up, but for millions of people across the u.s., this is a rough week of travel. a blast of winter weather this morning. if you are heading to your grandmother's house or cousin, you really don't want to go to, but everybody else is going, you might see plenty of scenes like these. icy roads and slick conditions. >> the ic