sochi will be bringing you the highs and lows from the slopes and the ring so the winter games are teeter national at our dedicated website twenty fourteen dot com. the g twenty four team promises the ultimate in the exhilarating winter. season our way to make seven zero eight on the bus tomorrow let me take you straight to sochi twenty four take. on. well the spirit of the game a smile off for the warring sides in syria some respite and russia's urged all those involved in conflicts around the world emphasizing syria to sign a so-called limbic truce and stop the violence at least for the time of event of the situation of a conflict zone worsens daily and its consequences are felt far and wide. as hundreds of europeans who joined the fight in syria return home the alarm is being raised they are bringing a jihad back with them a group of extremists with british citizenship who are fighting in the middle eastern zone are now threatening to carry out terror attacks in the u.k. and they are already spreading the virus of extremist propaganda issuing posters urging people to join their cause a

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puerto rico has been teetering on default. it faces $70 billion in debt and unemployment above 15%. additional downgrades are also possible because as we've talked in the past, you get downgraded, it makes it more difficult to access debt and cash and therefore your economic troubles go from bad to worse. so we'll be watching it for you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> it is being called the diet of all diets. coming upin our health alert, how a specific eating plan is supposedly working wonders. >> plus, be very careful out there. freezing temperatures coupled with rain could make for a treacherous commute. wa >>> as we've been telling you icy conditions of the major city. as i look at wusa9.com as far as closings and alerts, there are not any major issues as far as schools are concerned yet. oftentimes that comes in around 5:00 in the morning so it depends where we're headed. >> in prince george's county, they only have a half day scheduled so there's no delay today. ititplanning to head out, remember, those bridges, ramps and overpasses can be slippery. i know that all the different d

that's why when it comes to clean, there's only one mr. [ bird screeches ] >>> a 7-year-old girl teetersedge of an air conditioning unit three stories above the ground. >> the children had fear written all over their faces. >> i opened my eyes and i put my arms out and said catch her. don't miss. >> july 16, 2012. brooklyn, new york. it's a humid 89 degrees at the coney island houses where debra reed is resident association president. about 2:00 p.m., she hears local kids calling for help. >> miss debra, come outside. there's a girl standing on the air conditioner. we thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't o

. >> very difficult situation in that country that's been teetering politically, still very much teeteringsolutions. nick paton walsh in kiev for us this morning. thanks so much. >>> happening today, the nation's governors getting more face time with the president. president obama addresses the governors' annual winter meeting in washington, d.c. the president hosted the gathering at a white house dinner sunday night, which included a number of governors who hope to have his job in 2016. he appealed to the state leaders to work with him on key issues like the economy, education, health care in what he hopes will be "a year of action." >>> big news from the pentagon and u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel, putting out a new budget, which would shrink the army to its lowest troop level since before world war ii. pentagon officials say the budget cuts will result in a military that's too small for any protracted foreign occupations. the hagel plan also calls for slashes in military benefits, limiting pay raises and increasing health care premiums, but also reduces housing allowances. he is als

while ukraine teeters on the brink of financial default-- ukraine's finance minister pleading for immediatents in foreign aid totaling 35-billion dollars. the financial world takes notice. not only does it affect that part of the world, it affects your pocketbook. how can ukraine, a country of 46- million people half a world away be so divided as to cause instability that reaches europe and perhaps the u.s.? energy market trader phil flynn says it starts with natural gas produced in russia carried in pipelines to ukraine and beyond to europe. russia will look to raise natural gas prices on ukraine. if they cut off supplies of natural gas, europe will use more oil and it will be bullish across the energy complex. already russia has made it clear that ukraine's 15-billion dollars' worth of inexpensive deals for fuel sources are in jeopardy. the u.s. can be affected because the price will go up if the supply is reduced. the white house walked carefully down the middle of ukraine's unrest. this is not a competition of east versus west. there's no resumption of the cold war. this is about the uk

one that's teetering between establishing bonds with europe and the u.s. and another that's leading toward returning back into moscow's fold. michelle cabrera reports now on the latest news out of ukraine and why it matters to all of us. >> reporter: the political situation in ukraine is similar to late last week when there was terrible bloodshed as protesters rose up against the government. although the situation is bad, financially this country needs to borrow money and fast. right now the government is running a deficit. that means every single day it spends more money it takes in tax revenues, in normal time they could borrow from the international markets. traditional lenders won't give money now because the political situation is so uncertain, so they have to turn to someone. they could turn to the european union and the united states said they would help, as well, or ukraine could turn to russia, the biggest trading partner and that's the core of the issue and why the united states is so interested in this. where will ukraine end up, in whose politi

louis strong winds sent power lines teetering and knocked down trees. gusting winds shattered this glass at this macy's store in chicago. >> all of a sudden a big piece of glass comes and falls right on my head. >> reporter: high winds also closed chicago's midway airport for a while and delayed flights at o'hare. then there's the melting, which leads to flooding. in huron county, michigan, they're using dynamite to get the sebewaing river to flow. but winter is far from over. blizzard conditions hit iowa and minnesota. >> we counted about 30 vehicles in the ditch between des moines and here. >> reporter: now warmer temperatures across much of the country has accelerated the melting of snow, causing major concerns about flooding and roof collapses. tanya? >> marlie hall in new york, thank you. >>> and so far this year the flu season has been fairly mild, but the centers for disease control says it has hit young and middle-aged adults the hardest. an estimated 60% of those who died this year were between 24 and 64 years old. that's dramatic increase of m

a review of the treaty on the lights that is little comfort to the doms and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity rick and. jess are cilia r.t. london. when it comes to tracking hacking it seems that if you can't beat them jus. employer online would tell you how british intelligence is resort's into its own hackers subdivisions it's a battle of groups like and on this which are always one step ahead a line. also at r.t. dot com fracking for shale gas has already been blamed for polluting water bottle rise in a number of communities in the united states say they are at risk of being left without water at all. friend says planning to overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister the minutes of the system is failing a government report says the state should become more arab orientated but that's drawing fire from the opposition which believes it could put an end to french culture as we know what's going to skin off reports from paris a want could be as soon as makeshif

jerusalem in two thousand and eight i shot him with two bullets in the head he spun around and he was teetering and then the guy with the m. sixteen who was hiding behind a side door finished the deal we kept shooting at him until we emptied our magazines and that was that. this is they didn't even open an investigation file against that doing so the police didn't even ask him didn't even check of the air was dead or not the scales of justice amin to balance in this scale. four week sentenced for killing a jewish terrorist in this scale back doing praised for killing an arab terrorist but do they even now. israeli lawyer admit son adoption late now feels if anything they took two boards i would be treated united. she feels german so for we induced coma accused should have received harsher sentences as i would say it's a disgrace people who kill someone was hands are tied in the back. who is not a threat anymore in the political trial it's a fear america the conviction sends a message that the arab community they are blood is cheap and they can spare our lives and so the verdicts out is there a

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on a plane. the first opportunity we can and many. more tests are cilia r t london. or not as some other stories making global headlines this hour transport chaos sweeping london for a second day with millions facing delays due to a workers' strike in the underground with most stations out of action commuters have had to stay home or face massive lines for buses and overground trains unions declared the strike over plans to close ticket offices and cut jobs. hundreds in yemen marched through the country's capital sanaa expressing anger against a gas deal between the government and french oil company total procession headed by nobel prize winner how a coal car many protesters chanting anti corruption slogans experts say yemen's economy severely hurt by the deal signed under the leadership of the country's former president. worlds apart coming up next stay with us. you know the playing. field in big

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the don imus and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity we can't. tests are sylvia r t london as israeli army recruiters say the number is choosing to serve in combat units is following the government started to look for new ways to pump things up a t.v. commercial the latest weapon in the military's arsenal is artie's policy reports from tel aviv. these really army has a new fight on its hand the numbers in combat units are down attention recruits are shying away from science not fighting it seems has lost its glamour the i.d.f. is concerned it's circulating videos like this online that celebrate the strain he's made a fighter in this one a week if to place his strong soldiers are as is the idea of the soul to be managed drinking strong coffee and this teenage girl is pounding strongly on drums both sets in but the catch phrase sound i the idea of a strong smell it all smiles when he watches the videos the twenty five ye

a relationship it this little comfort to the thomas and others like them to teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's their lives at stake. from the mind and i put this on applying home woo was a good fist of it into the can't miss inside. my sister is still the rt london. now to some other stories making global headlines this hour transport chaos leading london for the second day with millions facing delays due to a workers' strike in the underground with no stations out of action commuters have had to stay home or face massive line of buses and overcrowded trains unions declared the strike over plans to close ticket offices in africa. hundreds in yemen march to the country's capital sunnah expressing anger against a gas deal between the government and french oil company the towel the section headed by four by nobel prize winner telescope carmen protesters chanting anti corruption slogans experts say yemen's economy severely hurt by the deal signed under the leadership of the country's former president ay ay ay ay ay ay knew. he won the lions will choose just three days. it was for many

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the don imus and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity we can't. just cilia our t. london. well the pot is coming away very soon. but the island's best location the boys still remember. how to do it well there's of the low height ten thousand said you would stop this storm we might think you know my people will die coast. feel. hello and welcome to worlds apart because laps of the soviet union seem to agree are for him capitalism is the only viable economic system only to see it and to a major crisis a few decades later as the whole world still struggles to recover from the downturn brought about by the greed and excesses of a selected few camp capitalism really trusted to reform itself well to discuss that i'm now joined by russia saudia one of the founders of the conscious capitalism movement mr society thank you very much for your time and you know in the later years of the soviet union when structural deficiencies fo

he wanted a review of the treaty that is little comfort to the don imus and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity rick and. jess are cilia r t london. one the virtual world stamps interior ality a new generation treatment for gunshot wounds. leaving in a couple of seconds with scientists hoping it will replace all known battlefield treatments in future head to our website for more details and also online if you thought we'd was a force for world peace you're in good company the president of your guai has been nominated for a nobel prize in making his country first before we legalize marijuana find out more. now france is planning to overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister admits the system is failing a government report says the state should become more arab orientated but that's drawing fire from the opposition which believes it could put an end to french culture as we know it you were just going off reports from paris on what could be a seismic shift for soc

he wanted a review of the treaty that is little comfort to the don imus and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity rick and. jess are cilia r t london. when it comes to tracking hacking it seems that if you can't beat them just simply. online will tell you how british intelligence is restored since its own back or something visions to battle groups like anonymous which are always one step ahead on line. also at r.t. dot com ranking for shale gas has already been blamed for polluted water but a rising number of communities in the united states say they're at risk of being left without water at all. fronts says plan and overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister admits that the system is failing a government report says the state should become more arab orientated thoughts about strong fire from the opposition which believes it could put an end to french culture as we know it's going to skin off reports from paris somewhat could be as says make shift for society. th

the teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's their lives at stake from the mind and i put this on applying home woo buyers to take the rest of it into the can't miss the cut. just a silly rt monday. what a virtual worlds that since the reality a new generation treatment for gunshot wounds not meeting a couple of seconds. what scientists hoping it will be placed on the battlefield treatments in future. add to our website for more details and also online if you thought leader was a force for world peace you're in good company the president of uruguay has been nominated for nobel prize. making his country first before when the lifeguard wanna find out more at temple. france is planning to overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister admits the system is failing. a government report says the state should become war era boring tv but that's drawn fire from the opposition would you believe the company into french culture as we know it is enough reports from paris and what can be a seismic shift for society juarez who has been living in france for nearly three decades th

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity we can't. my tests are sylvia r t london more news coming up in a half hour but first we take a look at big city life under the watchful eyes of surveillance state with. possible far tasting should be done by gainey tell you. we we will. see you will know the whereabouts of the us each. a they are almost entirely in the olympic village if they are not to the national committees who will tell the i.o.c. it will be all. right. first. and i think the church. for. instance. ambushes the perpetrators are older than is driven by the hatred of the government . has a religious fanatics. can a society protect itself against the encounter level how should it react to attacks with retaliation. or like the citizens of norway and spain who opted for freedom and openness. london two thousand and five. on july the seventh four bombs exploded three in underground trains one in a dou

this little comfort to the thomas and others like them to teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's their lives at stake. from the mind and made this fun applying home woo funds and the rest of it into the can't miss the cut. mike just a silly rte london. coming up and running to the radio scene takes a closer they get drunk and he's on the streets of the sentence. i i i i. i do . it is. is you. i am recently an online poll but the little polish tv channel that training which has caused quite a storm of rage across the country. stupid on line poll cause russia white anger for the pose the question was defending leningrad from the nazis worth it because retreat in their opinion could save hundreds of thousands of lives. it was offensive and culture the culture differs a lot from a russian perspective fighting to the bitter end to stop the german genocide machine was worth it. this is like if a somewhat popular news outlet. the poem or luther king's birthday asking what slavery really that bad it was a bone for the economy but why would someone creek this poll is because the people wh

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity we can't. desiree cilia r t london it is a pleasure having you with us here on c.n.n. national today thanks for sharing your sunday up next if you'll stick with us we were kept the epic journey of the olympic flame above beyond all across russia as it made its way to so much. recently an online poll by the liberal dozhd t.v. channel that's rein in english has caused quite a storm of rage across the country how could a stupid online poll cause russia wide anger while they pose the question was defending living grad from the nazis worth it because retreat in their opinion could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives what is offensive from culture to culture difference a lot but from a russian perspective fighting to the bitter end to stop the german genocide machine was worth it this is basically like if a somewhat popular news outlet had a poll on martin luther kin

that he wanted a review of the treaty that is little comfort to the doms and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on a plane. first opportunity rick and. tess are cilia r.t. london. want to consider tracking hacking it seems that if you can speed up john. employer online would tell you how british intelligence is resorting to its own hackers subdivisions to battle groups like anonymous which are always one step ahead online. also artsy dot com tracking for shale gas has already been blamed for the wants are but a rising number of communities in the united states say they're at risk of be left without water at all. france says plan and to overhaul its immigration policies after the prime minister admits that the system is failing a government report says the state should become more irish orientated thought so than strong fire from the opposition which believes it could put an end to french culture as we know it's your go to school for imports from paris on what could be a system of shift for society. the bar s

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity rick and. jess or sylvia r t london. when the virtual world steps into reality a new generation treatment for gunshot wounds stops bleeding in a couple of seconds of the scientists hoping it will replace all known battlefield treatments in the future head to our web site for more. also on the line if you thought we was a force for world peace i could be in good company as the president of euro why he's been nominated for a nobel prize for making his country the first to fully legalize marijuana read more of our. mass unrest in ukraine seems to me the country a popular destination for diplomats with the latest u.s. state department official now in kiev victoria nuland has met with the opposition and plans a similar meeting with the authorities to offer washington support in putting together a new government artie's marine important i reports. in less than two months u

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on a plane. the first opportunity we can and many. more tests are cilia r t london. antidrug is higher than finding themselves and of course across the u.s. for protesting against the use of the deadly machines made a media silence about the scale of america's drone warfare according to until activist and david swanson but yes people certainly know the six month prison sentences we've had people facing horrendous charges for exercising their first amendment rights this is an ongoing activity across the country and it's noticed in the local media that there's a virtual blackout in the national media in the united states you would have no idea this was happening it's that there's an extensive protest resistance movement against these drone murders and unfortunately most americans don't even know it's apathy don't even know what the drones are being used for much less that they're being protested when

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane we will both take the first opportunity we can and. does are cilia r t london. still to come on the program here on r.t. international please we japanese. the land of the rising sun is seeing a decline in intimate relationships which calls the population to dwindle. in moscow stepping aside coming up next with a breakdown of the latest business headlines it's. the head of the sober russia program wants to bring back russia's sobering stations which are like a hybrid hospital and police station and american we call these a good old fashioned drunk tank and in russia their history dates back to the early years of the twentieth century to two thousand and eleven when they were all closed putting the burden of alcohol abusers health and local hospitals despite the amount of alcohol consumed per person in russia steadily declining over the last few years alcoholism remains a big problem but

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on a plane. the first opportunity we can and. does are cilia r.t. london. some other stories making global headlines this hour. turkey riot police clash with hundreds of demonstrators in one of his temples main squares officers used water cannons and tear gas to break up angry mobs protesting government moves to impose curbs on the internet the draft bill allows blocking websites to privacy violations without a court order it's been criticized as an attempt to gag the opposition leader in facebook were widely used by anti government demonstrators during protests last year. in madrid three thousand protesters way flayers and lit fires during a rally against what they call state repression in spain demonstrators say there are unhappy with the government's recent passage of legislation allowing protesters to be fined for filming police or participating in an authorised rallies several activist groups

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the dunham's and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity we can't. musser cilia r. t. . coming of a closer look at life for drug users in l.a. skid row stay with. the first recreational marijuana shops are now open in colorado finally the question of what effect legal marijuana will have on the american public can be answered with real world experience you know there are a lot of people out there with strong arguments as to why we should legalize this controversial play it firstly there are plenty of things just as bad for us as marijuana or worse like beer cigarettes anti-depressants and mystery fast food meats which are totally legal secondly young men are often thrown in jail for the absolutely victimless crime of smoking marijuana i could see punishing someone for drugs like crystal meth which can and do turn people into maniacs but have any of you out there ever heard of someone breaking into people's houses on a we r

imbalanced against the united states but that is little comfort to the doms and others like them who teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's very lives at stake from the moment they put us on the plane. first opportunity we can't. tests or cilia r t london or corruption pandemic sweeping the e.u. member states in brussels claims losses to shady deals amount to hundreds of billions of euros. their estimation that corruption costs in the european union is no less than one hundred twenty billion euros each year and that is the equivalent of an annual budget so it's a lot of money we're talking about figures are revealed by the e.u.'s home affairs commission in its first annual report the agency's chief called the problem breathtaking and warned it's getting worse philip plays an m.e.p. for the flemish nationalist party says while highlighting bribery on a national level it ignores brussels overall complicity. problems in some member states are huge and widespread and the problem within the european union is that all the member states are in danger of being contaminated the by this probl