kiev, hundreds of journalists have taken to the street to oppose the attack of a reporter, tetyana chornovilpolice are investigating the attack. russia's supreme court has agreed to review two sets of convictions against berlin critic and oil tycoon khodorovsky. his supporters have said his trials for fraud and tax evasion were politically motivated. it is the latest good news for the former richest man in russia after a release from prison last week. >> this is the news. it seems like nobody wanted to t-mobile. a u.s. subsidiary is the fourth largest wireless provider. two companies have their eyes on the telecom. >> dish network has already is sad is considering making a bid but they could end up in a war with sprint. >> outgoing boss has reason to smile. he may be about to finally offload t-mobile usa. selling could garner $14 billion euros. the sale is not a done deal to spread to stop in view of the cell phone market, it doesn't make business sense. alone, sprint and t-mobile are being outpaced by their competitors. verizon and at&t dominate the u.s. cell phone market and each have over

tetyana chornovil was chased down in her car late last night and attacked by several assailants.thousands of people surrounded the interior ministry in kiev, holding pictures of chornovil and demanding justice. >> i've been expecting for a long time that they will do something that will wake everybody up and make people understand that they cannot live like this any more. we do not deserve such treatment. they don't have any right to beat people up. they don't have any right to ignore us. >> the protests began after the government rejected closer ties with the european union, turning instead to russia. a truce was in effect today in a rebel suburb of damascus, syria, to allow in supplies of food and medicine. the syrian military agreed to the halt in fighting after the rebels agreed to hand over heavy weapons and raise the syrian flag. locals say they'd been shelled and starved for nearly a year. a pennsylvania appeals court has overturned the conviction of monsignor william lynn for mishandling a sex-abuse scandal. he was the first roman catholic church official convicted of mov