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but the warn t here, -- warmth here, 56 national. this is tomorrow's weather before a front comes through and knocks us back down for thursday and friday into the 60s. you can see it coming in toward iowa right now and into northern missouri. see this line of showers right here? a couple of thunderstorms? that's going to be marching off to the east and southeast. we're going to see it late tomorrow. as far as the front. the showers and storms, well, they're not going to get here till probably early to mid afternoon from northwest and then taking the afternoon to move south and east. here's our future cast. quiet tonight. overnight fairly quiet. tomorrow morning we start quiet. but here's the front i'm talking about. by noon it's in central pennsylvania. comes toward us in the middle of the afternoon up toward frederick and hagerstown and then toward evening hours, late afternoon evening it will be coming through here and then we'll clear out and cool off behind that. so the forecast today 57, maybe 55. that might be a little optimist

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t. here's a look at the top stories at change of tone in syria the arab league baxley international envoy has called for both sides to lay down their arms and start their future but the main opposition group is once again rejected the idea of talking to the outside government. colonel gaddafi forces that rebel fighters are accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity by u.n. report on last year's libyan conflict investigators are also looking into nato airstrikes on the country which killed and wounded dozens. also optimism about the green down fruits pre-mature. down for a fair trading say agency was movies going further declaring greece in the fall that's after the country sealed the deal with private investors and reduces the greek burden by over one hundred billion viewers. from those with allies here in r t i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates in the meantime bring our international spotlight with al gore not. hello again welcome to spotlight the interview show on our t.v. i pod or not and today my guest on the program is jay said a third in. hip hop and written

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talk about you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories of the week while i'm reporting confirmed as russia's president elect after securing comfortable win in a poll but man i believe tough challenges for the new leader a lie have. your life and ross thousands to russia streets rallying for and against the outcome the opposition movement facing a test for support amid accusations of failed expectations. i think arab league sees either why with a rush on how serious crisis should be and it amended growing calls for foreign intervention dearest it could lead to further bloodshed. greece receives a cold shower from ratings agencies after it finally seems that their deal with private investors with moody's declaring the country in default. of next as a special report standing army bets takes a look at how american military bases shape the lives of millions and hundred plus countries where they are based. on. how they get the money to make them who's giving. up. questions somebody like obama but. it just didn't happen. it was designed. and those bases just came along and i you know so

back here with r t here's a look at the top stories shall we voices in syria are stepping up calls to continue and all out bloody war against the regime this is an international envoy kofi annan seeks to negotiate peace talks between the government and opposition. israel has asked the u.s. for weapons that could be crucial to an attack on iran's underground in clear facilities but america's defense secretary has stressed a u.s. strike will be much more effective and amid a military action is now off the table if the plan was he fails. greece has reportedly finally agreed a deal with private investors which could allow it to stave off at a fault on its debts however is soaring suicide rates high so you are suggests the public is already struggling to deal with the level of cuts. saying that in no way still that's we explore the web of u.s. military bases across the globe and our special report. on. the money to make them and who's getting it and why to protect us from what these are all questions that somebody like obama should. it just. as it was designed. and those bases just came al

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back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories shall we voices in syria call for an all out bloody war against the regime as an international envoy seeks to negotiate peace talks between the government and opposition. as they have ridden greece staggers woman grasping distance of a eurozone rescue cash and soaring suicide rate suggest where the public is already bearing the brunt of cuts. and israel has asked the u.s. for weapons that could be crucial to an attack on iran some ground nuclear facilities are. standing but in no way still next week for the web of u.s. military bases spanning across the globe and our special report and our way. beginning in the 1980's the belief is slowly taking over the world that new liberal globalization with its built in self-regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and would assure the planet into a new era of relative peace and prosperity. will bring on the great. nine eleven and the current economic crisis have shown that believed to be largely a myth. but many signs were already th

t. here's a look at the day planner this afternoon. patches of high and mid-level clouds expected to come across as temperatures climb into the mid-40s next hour. we'll make a run to the up ir40s -- upper 40s. it might get to 50 in a few spots. then this evening we'll drop into the mid-40s by 7:00 and upper 30s to around 40 by 9:00 p.m. won't be as cold as it was this morning but we're still looking at lows in the 20s and 30s overnight. got down to 19 in martinsburg. look at all the 21s on the map. from winchester to culpeper. garrett county got down to 16. we got down to 29 officially at reagan national while it was 32 southern maryland over to cambridge. right now we're into the upper 30s and low 40s. although culpeper all the way to 45 along with fredericksburg. 39 on the bay in annapolis. easton is 41. out to the west cumberland still at 37 degrees. so this is one of the chillier days we've been seeing for a while. we had some nice temps headed this way. here's a look at our michael & son weather camera. that sun shining brightly o

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what about here where's r t here's one of the top stories and the protests sweep across europe thousands demand all eternity to severe cuts in countries from debt ridden greece to belgium demonstrations have taken place just ahead of a key east summit due to keep in brussels this thursday. and the u.n. arab league envoy to syria kofi annan bastard camp launching dialogue between the syrian authorities and opposition during his visit to the country meanwhile the government troops are advancing on a rebel stronghold within the city of homs where the authorities say armed terrorists are operating. and a case of policy and detainee and hunger strikers draws widespread attention to israel's car virtual detention policy three hundred palestinians are reportedly only held in jails without official charge or trial. that's russia's foreign policy takes center stage in our interview show spotlights don't go away. hello again oh welcome to spotlight the incident show on our t.v. time i'll be your friend today we are talking about foreign policies and international relations the coming of a new pres

welcome back you're watching r t here is a reminder of the top stories and opposition strongholds in the rest of syrian city of homs is that under government control as a resident claims retreating rebels have been killing people that's how the syrian government allows the red cross into the embattled city following a u.n. security council call for humanitarian aid backed by russia and china. the e.u. leaders are signing a key fiscal path to aimed at keeping member states deficits within limits which critics say will cost nations their sovereignty want to congress to budgetary policies and these are the live pictures from brussels the second day of the e.u. summit there. and russia's prime minister and presidential candidate ladder avoidant says the rise in opposition activities has energized his government to respond to changing public moods meeting foreign media election front runner refused to back new parliamentary elections however few when some sunday's polls. close of the top stories next we are off to explore the best vegetarian eateries in the russian capital moscow goes so

t. here's a look at the top stories this year in opposition wants for military forces to step in and its weapons are coming from abroad u.n. security council foreign ministers met to try to break the deadlock and it reports of escalating violence. the u.s. rushes to apologize for what it calls an isolated incident after an american soldier ships down sixteen afghans most of them children but president obama says there is no rush for american troops to leave due to the murderous. greece holds its breath for rescue cash as the euro zone's finance years give the next bailout a green light by the lack of e.u. help and matters like illegal immigration take a toll on the indebted nation. next we assessed the cost of the afghan war with the country's finance minister and i was special injury. it. mr afghanistan's finest minister it's great to have you with us to be with you so it's been a decade since of grandstanding has become the front stage for the war on terror let the united states how much it costs the nation the water has cost only a lot it's not i don't think you can put a dollar figur

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welcome back here with r t here's a look at the top stories the syrian opposition wants for military forces to step in a minute weapons are coming from abroad as security council foreign ministers mad to try to break the deadlock in the reports of escalating violence. the u.s. rushes to apologize for what it calls an isolated incident after an american soldier shoots down sixteen afghans most of them children but president obama says there is no rush for american troops to leave due to the murders. and griese holds its breath for rescue cast as euro zone's financiers give the next bailout a green light but a lack of either helping matters like illegal immigration take its toll on the indebted nation. as for the top stories next i tell her nothing talks to the senior vice president of the wal-mart's retailing group to fight out what it's like to be a senior manager at top foreign company. hello again oh welcome to the spotlight. on r.t. . today my guest is here. american papers recently that the world's largest retail. store in moscow but the news was not about moscow russia but about

as we move into the afternoon, think you may enjoy t here is a look at the satellite-radar composite. not a lot to show you on here right now. we do have some fog, however. there a dense fog advisory for areas that includes the baltimore-frederick region. just a few high clouds today. plenty of sunshine into the course of the day. temperatures now into the mid- to upper 50s. for today, we are talking mostly sunny skies. dealing with the morning patchy fog once again but look at our daytime high, folks. some 82 degrees with some light easterly winds. back to you. >> thank you. >>> taking a look at or top stories, police are searching for the suspect accused of stabbing a woman who they say was eight months pregnant. she survived but her baby did not. the stabbing happened inside the woman's apartment early yesterday morning on ninth street in southeast. the woman was taken to the hospital where she delivered the baby but the baby did not survive. police are offering a reward for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> d.c. mayor vince gray is under fire for running what former sta

live from moscow this is r t here you had lines activists in bahrain face a continued crackdown as government forces keep up the pressure on peaceful protesters appealing for democracy but the violence goes a launch early on reported worldwide all the bahraini regime claims its carrying out reform. european atlantic security is a myth but must become reality by the stark words of russian president dmitri medvedev speaking here in moscow also that nato should not continue to live in the past the russian leader said as well that threats of foreign military intervention and manipulation of public opinion must come to an end. an american soldier accused of a shooting massacre of afghan civilians has to face seventeen counts of murder in the u.s. but the taliban. saying it has no faith in american justice some experts say that any trial in america will not alter the negative opinion of most afghans have a question. now if i living in a house jam packed with gadgets is your dream to stay with us to check out the technology update that's right now. oh and welcome to technology update just about wher

next r t here's how there is much more peaceful way to ensure there's develop a nuclear weapon coming right up. we're sitting down with thomas pickering the service ambassador to many countries including russia as well india he also served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations from one thousand nine hundred ninety two ninety nine to pickering thank you very much for joining me if you're having me you co-wrote an article titled being visioning with iran going through a vital that in order to avoid a confrontation with a rank you're almost racial should open plan mattick channels with tehran or learn in iran and try to make some kind of a deal what kind of a deal we envisage a deal that might involve have in fact two parts to start with to begin with the idea that the iranians advanced two years two months ago that they would stop enriching uranium to twenty percent if we on our side maybe the p five plus one russia china the united states britain and france and germany would provide the fuel elements those pieces of the reactor that they use to make medical isotopes for their po

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florida brianne carter is there and from northwest latest.on with the the people who are rallying t here about one hour for now. are echoing them fromounds we have heard coast to coast, calling for of the in the death florida team. want?at do we n >> justic >> ae and have been. by motherion, this thevered a petition to department filled with callingn 500 signatures step in.ies to s me furious. it is playing out in the media should be in the court room. george zimmerman has not been arrested. the students to letters to the attorney general. like me.n looks it lets me know i need to do something. calling this the civil rights movement of their time. who organized the says she feels connected to the case. >> that could have been my brother, my best friend, anybody. it just touched me. that is why we are asking for justice. we are learning new information from both sides. the boy was suspended and it had whatng to do with happened. they killed my son and now to kill hisng reputation. a new eyewitness said it was up forcalling being pinned down. >> the students are also planning a march tomor

persists, more of the long-term unemployed will lose jobs skills and it will be tough for them t >> here's more from the testimony. tim johnson, democrat south dakota. >> u.s. consumers are deleveraging to reduce high debt levels. credit is still tight for u.s. companies and households. and fiscal policy has begun to tighten. as we consider economic growth in the near and long-term, should congress enact drastic spending cuts and balance the budget this year or would a plan to curb deficits and address structural issues over a longer time horizon make more sense economically? also, what sectors of our economy could provide sustainable growth over the long-term? >> mr. chairman, so first of all, as senator shelby correctly pointed out, the federal reserve doesn't make recommendations on specific fiscal policy decisions but in the broad context, let me make two points. the first is that as i've said a number of occasions including in front of this committee, the united states is on a unsustainable fiscal path looking out over the next couple of decades. if we continue along that path eventua

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you can see a large t-shape here. this is a very specific symbol that you see in chaco canyon and you see in mesa verde. there are certain sites where they are finding t-shaped alters where pieces of stone about this size had been cut into t's and are standing up inside of rooms just covered with objects, with necklaces. so the shape obviously had some meaning. but it is a clear anastazi shape. it is a clear shape from the colorado plateau. we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t, goes down into a mythical underground lake so this is an upside down mountain that leads down into a place called the house of rain. that is where twyla, probably oldest american deity, the rain deity, lives down in the house of rain and this is a t shape from up on the colorado plateau and that is the last picture on these slides, so -- the t shape, the pottery, i followed genetic

afternoon and saturday night as that front passes through and then some coomer temperatures behind t here is your -- and then some cooler temperatures behind it. here is your forecast for today. tonight, we'll cloud up and get some rain showers overnight. if you have evening plans, you should be fine tonight. here is your weekend forecast. rain both saturday and sunday. not going to rain every minute but we will have showers around both days and then cooler temperatures with sunshine as we get into early next week. that is a quick look at the forecast. i'll have more details. i'll be down here all morning. tony and allison will join me in a little bit. we'll do a great ask the weather question about the cherry blossom festival. the only thing we are missing, our traffic director, julie wright. are you there? >> i'm here. i can see you. on the roads right now, a big story is the fatal accident. right now, all traffic coming southbound is being diverted off at bradley lane. heed the warning. bail out early. use 410 as the workaround and wisconsin avenue to get you from the beltway out towar

pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us as we continue our official election coverage here on r t right here putin has won the presidential race to become russia's leader for a third term official results have given him almost sixty four percent of the vote let's go now live show skeet live for us in central moscow there so let's say putin has finished well ahead of his opponents give us the figures. yes we can say officially that russia has its president elect led even if we can has managed to go on a sixty three point six percent of the votes that is around forty five million people voting for the current prime minister for him to become president we also have the figure of the ninety's who got his closest rival who managed to go on a seventeen point two percent that is certainly twelve million people voting for the man who's been running in just about every presidential campaign since the collapse of the soviet union broke out of the dark horse of this election the newcomer to russian politics the first time presidential candidate has managed to get seven point eight percent of

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. >> it looks like you grab the shoulder of the t-shirt -- >> here an here. >> -- somehow you like pinch the middle, bottom -- >> i'm going to have to practice that with a t-shirt. >> folded they look terrible. if your pants zipper keeps falling down, run a key ring into a zipper and move it over the button. >> that's a clever one. >> yeah. so your junk's not hanging out all day long -- technically. >> do you not wear underwear? >> never. >> put jeans in the freezer to clean them. >> put jeans in the freezer to clean them? >> never, ever putting them in the washer -- ever. >> ooh. so wait. the beer spills on myself at the bar, hot dog, mustard, i'm just going to throw it in the freezer and it will miraculously disappear. >> the freezing is intended more from the bacteria you have picked up. >> i'm going to put jeans full of bacteria into my freezer? >> yeah. >> stretch out extra tight shoes but putting on extra socks and blow drying them. >> i could use that one. >> you are welcome. >> what did you and i learn out of this? i got the t-shirt folding thing. >> i like the jeans in the freez

so that brings up to date for a moment here are t. daniels here with the latest business news on how the markets they sell it well they're trying to end this week's run of results let's start over in new york now wall street raised early warning losses and it's flat in trade there that's off the news the new home sales for february fell european markets are heading up this after trading in the red most of the day following losses in asia where hong kong should three percent on the exchange rates the euro is extending its gains against the dollar and the ruble finished mixed against the main choruses here in moscow again because the greenback lost a little bit against the euro and russian markets closed higher at the end of a choppy trading day have a look at some individual share movers know all major roles in the gains of the ratings upgrade but fitch also finished higher after seeing the government's taken the lead there will not be caught below fifty percent for another four years in power exports in two and a half percent this swin

is a report coming your way in about ten minutes here on r t first though the financial are following all the numbers from the business best so with the second hour of training here in moscow any significant changes to the russians that's right now while actually yeah i mean the markets here are extending their gains that she does very little bit better a little bit stronger this hour they still significant losses on money monday pommy and that was due to we call as was the losses in europe as you can see they are gaining strength at this hour as we look at the individual. we can see that gas more gas problem is the company reportedly is now i'm afraid twenty six percent price hike and i'll tell you the whole major loss that is also gaining is that profit rose nine point five percent last year but that's in russian accounts and stand. gold as you can see is among the best performers this hour after it dropped plans to move to london and more details on that russia's top top gold mine of polygraphs that is has suspended pownce join the footsie one hundred as i say the decision comes af

six pm in moscow i mattress or bring you our special election coverage here on r t right here is putin heading back to the kremlin with nearly all the votes now when they confirm a landslide victory for the new president elect but what happens next we'll go live to money or square with our correspondent alexei or ships be standing by just outside the kremlin walls so what is putin getting set up to do now a day after his win. there is very little time to celebrate for the idea that we can celebrate his achievement his victory in the very first round of the presidential vote in russia we understand that he is indeed gratian when he will be officially sworn in as russia's president will take place on may the seventh in two months from now until then he will continue to work as prime minister and that seems to be rather a lot of work first things we did after celebrating his victory he met with all his political rivals. initiated this meeting with all the candidates he invited all of them to have a word with him in moscow all of them almost all of them turned up except for united to grant

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by staying with us here on r t quarter past the hour here in moscow human rights groups say nato has failed to investigate civilian deaths caused by its air strikes on libya last year are calling on the alliance to address the incidents and also provide compensation nato says it carried out it strikes without most care any president parties falsely or has been. and the city international says that nato knives are properly investigated nor provided compensation for the civilian casualties that have could during its seven month operation i've been a statement amnesty international said that nato has made a lot of noise around protecting civilians and as such it could not merely russia sides its responsibility with vague statements of of great over civilian deaths from the beginning of the nato operation russia was very critical and its civic nature when went beyond its mandate of merely protecting civilians and hearing from amnesty international they know of fifty five civilian cases that include sixteen children and fourteen women nasa viber and victims' relatives say that they have n

watch by tonight. 7:00 t here come the clouds -- 7:00. here come the clouds.s our system tomorrow morning. it's just moving into the picture at 6:00 a.m. it's really slow. some of the rainfall projections look pretty good. there's napa 1.35. san rafael over an -- over here. .013. some air mass may get some good rain -- some areas may get some good rain. winter storm warning starts at 5:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 a.m. up there. 50s and 60s on temperatures today. and then cloudy with rain developing ted. if it -- developing today. we got a break thursday. really cold with low snow levels around here. >> thank you, steve. >>> 20 minutes after nearly 30 -- 20 minutes -- 41 minutes after 7:00. the tahoe music festival will disband t was founded in 1982 by the conductor as the san francisco chamber of commerce orky straw. it stafermed out as classic -- started out as classic -- classical music but has turned to r&b, the -- to r&b. >>> an attempt to control weeds near the antioch waterfront may be having unintended consequencessor an -- for an in- - for an endangered

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t. - okay, here we go. thanks for your time. >>> tonight on "rock center," almost overnight, pawn shops have gone from marginal to mainstream in this country. as kate snow reports tonight, for a lot of americans who need money, pawn shops have become something like the local bank used to be. >>> they were a couple who seemed to have it all. >> business was booming. >> and thewhat happened? >> the economy. >> and after losing nearly everything, they were forced to use a new breed of lender to get a loan, an online pawn broker. >> the neon light that says "open" at the bank, it's not. >> tonight, the growing number of middle class families putting their precious possessions on the line for badly needed cash. >>> another sign of our economic times, our veterans. they do the job we ask of them over there. now they need jobs back here. tom brokaw is here to talk with us about that tonight. >>> also, you've heard of "mad men" how about hit men, the political kind. the folks who work in opposition research. the pe

t. here's a chance to create jobs in america.il sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thousands of families throughout the country. this is just what our economy needs right now. >> in 2004, congress passed a law mandating that any u.s. company wanting to move offshore would still have to pay the 35% corporate tax rate. but despite passage of that legislation, companies can still substantially lower their taxes by moving chunks of their businesses to their foreign subsidiaries. >> i think when people hear that all these companies are moving overseas because of taxes, they think, "that doesn't smell right." >> yeah, the question is, does a company have a moral obligation to pay its fair share? >> swiss tax attorney thierry boitelle. >> i think many companies in the

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better because you see their job is far from over and the revolution continues to go starts here cairo. is r t stay with us here still to come on the program the right to life. academics in the u.k. who advocated for after birth abortion in a leading medical journal. constructing a problem and in many parts of the world as best still being used in any indian homes triggering deadly diseases in the country's people. but first new york city police are investigating death threats made against through the phone and on twitter this after officers forcibly arrest more than seventy people during an occupy wall street protest since the start of the nation wide protest ok so numerous cases of police brutality with the tons of tear gas often used to disperse crowds as the movement continues so does washington's desire to silence the american public according to our keys we're in a port in this war. it's a country that extols the virtues of liberty on like no other. since september some six thousand seven hundred americans protesting against economic inequality and corporate greed have been arrested and

still ahead this hour here on r t fuel frenzy drivers in the u.k. rushing to the promises they're warned of a possible fuel tanker strike across. it's really creepy to have someone holding up the machines in your face that you have no idea not only the health of the fact of it but what they're actually using with their larger purpose you think it is or how soon may your dishwasher start spying on you we track big brother's plans for the privacy of americans. but first the gunman who killed seven people including three school children in one of france's worst terror attacks has been buried outside the city of toulouse has after days of debate on what to do with the body of mohamed merah a frenchman with algerian roots but as well as being a figure of public hatred morales also becoming a game changer in the country's upcoming election or his tests are so your reports from paris. the mom of mira was killed by police after a thirty two hour seizure and to lose his life may have ended that day but his story has given france's presidential hopefuls an ex

tiger woods had a wild day to say the least, he hit a spectator in the head with a t shot. here on the par 3 fifth, going to land in the drink. tiger would make a double bogie, but he rallies. he is tied for 31st at one under par. overall after the first two dates. and finally, the nationals beat georgetown 3-0. bryce harper 0- 2 with the walk. their spring training games start tomorrow at 1:00. brian. >> let's see if we can get this rain out of here. gary. >> i think the heavier stuff comes back later on this evening. maybe even some thunderstorms late this evening and overnight tonight. temperature tomorrow is 62. thunderstorms get out of here early in the morning. we'll have a good day in the afternoon. brian. >> thanks. now you have the news edge. of course the news is always on, my johnfoxdc.com. hope you'll be back here later. we will. see you.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzze