, the bishop, the deacons, the presbyters. were institutions developing in some christian churches, but only in some, and this was not universal, by any means. >> we have, in effect, different brands of christianity living, often, side by side, even in the same city. at one point, in rome, justin martyr has his christian school in one part of the city, and the gnostic teacher valentinus in another school in rome, and another so-called heretic by the name of marcion is also in rome just down the street somewhere-- all of these alongside of the official papal tradition that developed as part of st. peter's see in rome. >> narrator: there were still debates about how christians should relate to judaism. e group following the jewish calendar felt that easter should fall on the same day as passover. others thought they should follow the roman calendar and celebrate during the solar festival of the spring equinox, on a sunday. and marcion wanted to strip away everything that smacked of jewish traditions. >> marcion was a wealthy shi

and see how the geology of the city affects the environment. their special problems and issues that arise we will try to answer questions as we go, particularly related to how the environment release to the underlying geology of the city. those are questions that rarely get asked. this is a chance for you to join us and ask your questions as well. welcome, frank. i see that you brought a big aerial photograph with overly geology. >> it is a big google map with overly geology. the different colors depict the different formations or deposits beneath san francisco. san francisco is a young environment. it is a relatively young environment. the basement rock beneath san francisco is known as the franciscan complex or formation. it is throughout the city, most notably twin peaks, edge hill, telegraph hill. every once in awhile, you hear about those who make the news with a rock fall or landslide. usually occur in the telegraph and twin peaks. . above the rock are the soil deposits. the most common is dune sand. it is nothing but rocks that has been

the future of the development program, the fact that we have the foreign office the environment secretary all sitting around a table discussing it, means they are not being decided in silence. there is a lot of the ministry of defence does that has a huge impact. the fact that we're all working together in a much more positive way been done in the past, i think solves the problem he alluded to. >> can the prime minister confirm whether or not the stockyard reap its borders between now and 2013 will be going ahead? what does this mean for the work force elsewhere? will we simply see a continuation of the policies? >> for a government that is going ahead with building both carriers, that is not exactly gratitude. queen elizabeth is not being put back in terms of its manufacturing. what is happening is that once manufactured, we will give it to the operational carrier in order that it can then work with carrier version of the joint strike fighter, which is a better aircraft. it will make it fully operable with our close allies. there's not a delay, just extra equipment that needs to be added

the fight is far too large for the character of the neighborhood and for the steep incline on the hill. the design is not in keeping with similar homes and by not accommodating the light well on the first floor of 936, the plan is thoughtless and cruel to a house that is truly historic. thank you. president miguel: additional speakers in favor of the dr? >> i am doug wilkins. i am presenting here as someone who does not live at 976 elizabeth street, but a renovated it. i have done development on the street. i thought that was the best way to discuss this. i should point out that before we did our development at 976, we went through six steps of talking with the neighborhood, to have numerous meetings and let them look at our additional sketches. we put a model together to seek their input. that project never went through discretionary review. it had total buy in from the neighborhood. let us talk about steepness. this is a very steep street. how steep is it? it is almost as steep as baldwin street. that is the steepest residential street in the world. it is so steep that it has sidewal

the size of the overall spill. something that it took the government many weeks to ramp up in this case. i think you'll see them recommend that be something they roll out a lot faster. >> suarez: david fahrenholt of the "washington post," thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> brown: and to another environmental disaster. this one in hungary. margaret warner has that story. >> warner: toxic red sludge from an aluminum plant in hungary reached the danube river today, widening the potential environmental fallout. upstream, emergency crews continued pouring plaster and acetic acid, or vinegar, into the danube's tributaries, trying to neutralize the high alkaline levels in the water. the waters retained their the spill began monday when the wall of a factory''s containment reservoir in the village of kolontar collapsed. three villages were inundated, and their local creeks. villagers said all the fish there had died. hungarian chemical experts were busy testing the waters today. >> ( translated ): the toxicity did not

the fans care what the weather's like after the last game when the giants took 2-1 lead in the seriesplace was a mad house yesterday it started very early it has been quiet right now we are still many hours away from first etch giants fans will be here in force obviously crowded and crazy down here if you're coming down with the ticket or a few coming down to be part of the environment at at&t part your best bet take mass transit or what to take a cab, it is a mad house down here parking is at a premium purify all in all i don't think giant can't fans care what they pay. >> when i heard $60 to park i thought what but for die- hards it doesn't matter. it just seems like the games are starting were finishing at the worst possible time for buddy tried to get home or to work. >> it's about the use coast they want a habit in primetime and we play second fiddle to the east coast. people were taking their kids out of school yesterday and will see much of the same today. >> all lot of success set out some. --sick outs-- >>about two million graco strollers are being recalled because of risks o

>> we had the super soaker of a weekend for the north bay and ponding on the roads and most of the rain and wind moved on. temperatures hour by hour only into the mid 60sa as we show you the latest scan at the bay area and beyond. things have dried out and isolated showers possible around the hilltops and along the coast. back to you. >> now let's go to today in the bay's christie smith to show us the trouble they are causing. >> reporter: good morning. lingering problems over on highway 84 that will be going on for sometime. i will get to that in a minute. i wanted to mention the good news happening this morning for bart riders. that is that the 12th street bart station here in downtown oakland is fully functioning this morning after the lights went out for sometime yesterday. both here and at the lake merit bart station. this is no short-term outage. it went on for six long hours and the storm trains would roll through and could not stop actually while the power was up. that led to system-wide delays. this all downtown also where the oakland fire department won. that's the dispatch ce

i think the danger is... certainly the danger in the past has been the pakistanis play the spoiler. they control the taliban, they keep them on a very short leash. i mean, the reason why the taliban leadership in pakistan is because they've been offered safe haven. i mean, the pakistanis deny all this, of course. but this is the way it is. >> warner: finally, briefly, before we go, are these talks substantive very... or are they talks about talking? >> they're pretty much getting to know each other. i think the other thing that's happening here is the afghan government and the americans in nato are trying to figure out who these people are and they're trying to figure out can they really deliver. do they really have the leverage that they can make a deal? are they who they sayer? that kind of thing. so it's pretty early. so i... don't hold your breath. >> warner: okay, dexter, thanks so much. >> okay. thank you. >> lehrer: again, the major developments of the day: the obama administration promised to follow up on the foreclosure paperwork mess. on the "newshour", housing secretary r

hold the title of the alongside the other end of the arch. i'm going to meet his then. we're twenty ok thanks. the indefinite catechumens were home to ponce's and bases during world war two members of the underground expedition hope to find one of them as the scientists who study caves known especially ologists found another passage did they map out the newly found. but they can't go any further the pits a flooded they can only continue with the help of diving equipment. good water is used to muddy river can't see anything else where is the clear deep water is a bid for the room. the pits all look alike on the water and you can lose your way in one time. they have to tread very carefully to avoid kicking up the line sediment it's next to impossible to find a way back through the muddy water. alexander has been able to determine the pits direction and height. of. libya's unfreezing. who went out that bit of passage to. we'll have to look for an alternative route now that will discover another bleach bottle of the adesa catacombs. vladivostok the main russian military nav

it failed to seal the well from the gasses is one of the cause of the disaster. >> the death toll is climbing and 394 people dead and nearly as many severely injured. nearly 300 people missing. the 7.7 quake caused waves that swept up villages without warning. this baby lucky to be alive after he was found in a clump of trees. toppled by the tsunami. she recovering for injuries in a local hospital and a 10-year-old found the baby in a storm drain and in a grove of trees. both of the infant's parents are dead. rescuers fear the death toll could rise higher because many of the missing were swept to sea. >> amazing. a mother's decision to eat a poppy seed bagel led to her newborn being taken away by child services. her baby was taken three days after it was born because the pennsylvania hospital where she gave birth reported the new mother tested positive for drugs. i guess it's common to do the testing in that hospital. the test results were wrong. all because of a poppy seed bagel that she had eaten just before she gave birth. the aclu is filing suit against the children and youth ser

the. strikes back against the hollywood comedy at the country. around the clock around the world this is. good to have you with us it's another day of on rest in france ahead of a possible senate vote on raising the retirement age the upper house is debating eight hundred amendments that oppose the controversial bill approved by the lower house in september but is katrina's are if it is in paris where people back on the streets. young loud and proud to try and speak for their own country these people might look like they're attending a student party as they're all students this definitely feels like a party but in fact it's anything but it's yet another day of protests in the heart of the french capital paris these people are nowhere near retirement age yet this is exactly what they're protesting a proposed pension reform that you start to see the french president is attempting to push forward in order to try to help the french economy get its i mean these people do not want and added two years to their service and they are prepared to take to th

i doubt that, regardless of the outcome of the election in a week, that the message the voters of the country will send is that they want to see more politics at play. that it would to see the process bogged down and more partisan, political games. our job should be to work together, to move this country forward, to strengthen the economy, and to improve the lives of citizens. there is time for the political campaign now, and there will be in two years for the presidential campaign, but in the days, weeks, months after this campaign, the message voters will send and that we as elected officials should take is that of working together, of getting things done that are constructive, that help to strengthen the economy. over the past two years we have had enough game-plan to satisfy ourselves for many political lifetimes. it should not take two extra months to get small business tax cut and planning package through the u.s. senate. we should not have the u.s. senate where you have co- sponsors and supporters of the commission to look into the federal deficit come up for the vote, and vote

>> the intrusion upon the privacy of the funerals out of the case? because that sign would inflect that distress. you are complaining about the personal attacks, are you? >> yes, and under a certain scenario, regardless of size, you could have a scenario where the funeral was disrupted and was disrupted in this case. >> it was or wasn't? >> it was. >> when the services of began, the protesters stopped? >> i think it was about eight minutes after the funeral started that the protesters left the area. >> did they come in through a different entrance? >> according to all the witnesses, yes, >> the funeral goers came in three different entrance. this to avoid a peaceful express that all private figures -- >> he would not have objected to this of their warranties nasty signs, right? >> i hope i said that under the right context -- there is a sign out there that says "god hates america" i don't think we could have a claim there. they disrupt the funeral, i'd think it could be a claim. >> clan -- counsel, i am trying to tease out the importance of whether t

act and the actions of the fed had not been take then the wake of the financial crisis, that the economy would actually be about 11 and a half percent lower in terms of economic growth than it is today, which would mean unemployment at least 50%. think about somewhere between that and a 100% higher. our unemployment rate would be closer to 20% than the current 10% and what percentage of that was the actual recovery act? maybe a quarter of that. they attributed most of it to the monetary easingn the wake of the banking crisis. the recovery act clearly had a major contributing factor to improving economy and not allowing it to fall into what could have been most economists and these economists said, could have been another great depression. host: here's the piece from president from recently on jobs. >> before i was inaugurated and before joe was inaugurated, we lost 4 million jobs in the six months before that. we lost almost 800 thousand jobs the month i was sworn in. 600 thousand a month after that and the month after that. before our economic plans were put in place we lost almost 8 mi

the field poll is even worse, the credibility is the worst in the state sold the fact that exist is thert of living today, they're voting in a week and the public will realize that this is an economic disaster if you do this and taxes does not have the be 32, be at a flat rate is why data they have crated 70 percent all of the jobs in the country and the reason that we are at about third highest unemployment rate in the nation is because of subsidize jobs in california that do not create investments and that's what we need to do. >> think you ought both of you out and they you for joining us. proposition 23 on the november ballots and [ male announcer ] we went to germany's nurburgring to challenge ourselves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car that we'd ever competed with. the bmw m5. and the mercedes-benz e63. for it was their amazing abilities that pushed us to refine, improve and, ultimately, develop the world's fastest production sedan. [ engine revving ] the cts-v, from cadillac. the new standard of the world. complete with taco bar, ho

the three militants also blowing themselves up in the for the sole. rising and gave europe the government cost cutting plans of french unions datapoint trotted over to president sarkozy's bill raising the pension age to sixty two while their british counterparts water massive demonstrations against tabish their spending cuts. of the year of the monster with the young man who promises to call shortcomings of the previous sitting old regime such as disastrous traffic congestion corruption and buildings boarding this is architecture. and welcome to the program this is all she's a weekly review i mean you national story so this week the truth behind operation iraqi freedom was blown open with online whistleblower we can leaks revealing a horrifying catalogue of over one hundred thousand deaths and widespread torture seemingly ignored by the u.s. the explosive revelations come from four hundred thousand files in the largest seven leak of classified american documents they include sixty thousand civilian deaths including people whose fate was previously sai

the curtain to take the place on the bench after hearing the words "god save the united states and the honorable court." in the middle of a mundane bankruptcy case, kagan posed her first question in oral arguments but then the second case got underway, she quietly got up from the bench and left. she recused herself and withdrawn. the supreme court decided to hear the term and we do expect more cases added to the docket. she has done it because she's serving under solicitor general under obama. she represents the united states got before the supreme court in cases that reaches here. >> shepard: that sounds well and good but if justice kagan sits out 25 cases we could wind up deadlocked 4-4. what happens then? >> true. in cases that are a tie, the appellate court, the ruling stands uneffected so therefore no new precedent is set. for litigants it could be devastating as this could be their only shot to get a favorable supreme court ruling in their lifetime and it could prove annoying to the justices themselves. >> what we won't know and is harder to judge is how many cases the court deci

candidate and now in the running to become the new marriage must get in amongst the names of the surprises. plus the kickbacks racketeering corruption and intimidation that's the treatment some georgians claim they're getting from their own government. live from our studios in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day security is being stepped up and campaigning is now a bit ahead of sunday's elections the vote will create central asia as first parliamentary democracy. reports on why the authorities believe taking power away from the president is necessary. this is truly a crucial vote because it's meant to and instability and political chaos in the country for the past half a year or so kyrgyzstan has been plagued by violence and the seldom parts of the country where we are now are among the most affected areas and there are fears that this violence could flare up once again during the election the former soviet republic has been struggling to achieve normality since former president. was overthrown from power in deadly street protests across the entire country especiall

the current parts of the 351 that have the public trust are in great. the new areas that will have the public trust are in green. essentially, it will line public use on the site, would -- from what it is, parking. it will create waterways, corridors, and other opportunities. that is the fundamental change in the transaction structure. that led to changes in how we were caught bucket -- contemplating payment. we are essentially looking at a sale. a lot of the area south of the jackson street right away would be reserved for two residential condominium buildings, contemplating between 14070 to 170 -- 140,000 to 170,000 units. that part of the land which we sold are currently on 351, in gray. what we agreed to in the term sheet is, the sale price for that parcel will be the number of loads. the first cash payment will be $3 million at the stabilization of the project. no later than one year subsequent to finishing construction of the building on the site. in addition to this payment stream, this cash payment, the developer would agree to put covenants on

we have the sports report after the break. rule the tweet. rule the bedtime. rule the upload. we built america's most reliable network to make a more powerful you. rule the air. verizon. right now at verizon, you can get a new samsung intensity ii free after mail-in rebate. only at verizon. >>> here is good news, troy williams was able to practice yesterday on a limited basis. he suffered an injury on sunday against the packers. williams missed the previous two games before that. he is expected to play sunday against the colts. that would be huge. dave ross now joining us for the friday football forecast. >> a couple of things about practice. they did it at dulles international airport in a hangar because of the rain. i don't know how much "practice" he got yesterday. >> more than iverson. >> yes. he was out at "practice." we talked about this a couple of hours ago. his left knee is an issue. let's hope there is no long- term damage. he is a rookie and he is your franchise left tackle. >> let's hope can he continue to protect the quarterback against the pass-rush. on the other

the staff will bring the steel in the next meeting. we take these incidents is very seriously, and all employees are given harassment training during the course of their employment at the mass transit authority. they are provided free hours of training and periodic follow-ups happens during the mandated annual vehicle transit trainings. the employees including our board members receive harassment training on this annual basis as required by state law. i look forward to returning. the with the analysis of the immediate response and the efforts to prevent them. my would like for chief murphy to give you his briefing. >> i have been with the mass transit authority 11 months. this is my second or third time addressing everybody. i would like to reiterate what he just said. the san francisco police department takes these crimes very seriously. the san francisco police department has a separate policy and you can view this online. we do not call them hate crimes, this is what they have become. this is based on prejudice. the motivation of th

we understand the scope of the project will entail downsizing of the hotel and the development of the remainder of the property to include new residential tower conditions -- conditions. in short, they like it and approve it. -- new residential tower additions. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm a resident of 1000 mason st.. i overlooked the tower directly from my apartment where i have lived for seven years. i also served as the volunteer treasurer of grace cathedral and member of the executive trustees. in my volunteer capacity, i was asked to come to you today to speak about grace cathedral close support of the project, which i also support as a neighbor. the cathedral takes the long view. our building is for your years younger, and we are still not finished with it today. we have another 20 or 30 years of work to build to from fleet the cathedral. we understand that the maintenance of aging structures is very expensive, and it requires that the use of the building be such that it receives enough economic support to maintain it. we have that problem that braze cathedral

the point of origin where the fire seems to be the most intense is the fourth floor. i want you to listen to what she said she saw when she first arrived. >> when i pulled up on the scene, the fire was rang. crews went to work and when we went to make a defensive attack on the building, everybody came out accordingly. we're still working to make sure we can keep everybody as safe as we can. >> reporter: firefighters are still working on hot spots, as i mentioned. i was told by the chief that firefighters are gonna be out here this morning. they will bring out a building inspector that this structure they were worried about -- they were worried about how stable the building was. firefighters said it didn't seem safe enough to keep firefighters inside. we don't know how many people have been displaced. but at this point we're hearing about two dozen people. that's probably not even counting the adjacent apartment buildings on either side of the building that caught fire. we'll continue to update you. yee been talking to residents -- we've been talking to residents. we'l

the problems, the disfunctionality was the issues of the world faced. two world wars were caused by the problems of europe. it cost america a huge amount of resources and the lives. now, the center of gravity in the problems, the shift to the middle east, to the islamic world, and it behooves the president, and i think he understands that, to galvanize the international community is not the responsibility of america alone because what happens in this region, as what happened in europe, affects the rest of the world as well. to help moderate forces make progress over time, to make this region is functioning region for the people of the area and therefore to be a source of less threat to the world and ultimately, perhaps, be a contributor to security. a century and a half ago, we would have said that they should become a contributor to the security of the world. it would have sounded strange that france and germany would help each other. the united kingdom was at war with other european powers. what mr. obama and former president bush have faced, this is

joy in the room is we travel to the sites all the traffic. and in our view of the week nine years of war with casualties in afghanistan ever on the rise critics say the campaign is rapidly spinning out of american control. plus three new cosmonauts are in orbit on the international space station all the steps of their journey beyond earth's gravity. of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh after six months of political turbulence and violence the people of kyrgyzstan are casting their ballots for parliament that will rule the country as a vote will take power away from president and give it to m.p.'s what would be the first such case in central asia it's also hoped to stabilize a region where hundreds of people died in brutal clashes in recent months and earlier i spoke to our correspondents and work is cut off in the rest of southern city of osh and the capital bishkek. this is a landmark election for the country and regardless of how many people show up at the election it will still be valid even once it's over kurdist

in the quarter china sure placings the sister serena at the top of the rankings the current number one has not played since foot surgery in july. and other news a new problem has beset the commonwealth games in delhi it's thought contaminated water in the main pool could be responsible for a stomach virus that is affecting swimmers the england team say twenty percent of its women have come down games federation president mike fennell says the matter. i mean all the aussies don't seem to be suffering through much they won six of them on. thinking things. two hundred. while on the track the first gold went to murray's is. choking by fast. i but i just came in the n.b.a.'s pre-season tour of europe so minnesota get the better of the new york knicks in paris arena the venue it was the knicks though who were ahead of me in the second anthony randolph three point putting them fit into twenty two in front then tie it to move to come back kevin love scene here martell webster both getting seventeen points and they were seventy one sixty three on top by the time webster eight. points. to minnes

the consequences the stability of the whole region the works of the terror attack have been quickly removed from the pavement and walls of the church of bali meant but the fact that militants is a liberal into the government's building in the heart of grozny well this all is over forgotten and the security rises and sets now have been tightened and joined international efforts to combat terror i don't buy them are absolutely true mark t. from grass. the people of britain and france are now acutely aware of the price to be paid to rescue their economies and they're making their anger felt in the u.k. they face the deepest cuts in decades and the axing of half a million jobs while across the channel the fight in france against the pension reform refuses to die down even though senators approved the retirement age rise on friday the protests turned violent with police using tear gas to disperse demonstrators the government calls them vital measures to reduce the huge deficit except the public aren't prepared to pay for others' mistakes but it's artie's got that he has a lot of our reports not

a plan to reform the banks, invest in the industries of the future and support the small businesses and entrepreneurs who can be the lifeblood of our economy. [applause] the new generation in my party understands the fundamental new labor lesson that we must build prosperity as well as redistributing it. and it also knows that there are huge vested interests and huge barriers to the wealth creators in this country, particularly small businesses and the self-employed. these must be tackled. i tell you this, i will make labor the party of enterprise and also the party of small business. and i want british businesses, large and small, to be able to make the most of the advantages of globalization. new labor was right to be enthusiastic about the opportunities that come in a more connected world: the movement of goods and services, the chance to travel, the new markets for our companies. but this new generation recognizes that we did not do enough to address concerns about some of the consequences of globalization, including migration. all of us heard it. like the man i met in my constituen

the question about the $700 -- >> eric, you would have voted for the tax break. >> the proposal by the white house is a $4 billion cause. be honest. we know what the numbers are. they're in complete control, bret. that's why we'll do well in november. they have turned their backs on working families and small business people. people want a better way. they want the country to get back on track. >> bret: congressman cantor, and congresswoman wasserman schultz. we learned a few things. one, go to dinner. two, next time you should be in studio with us. up next, master strategist karl rove and joe trippi son the pivotal electoral contest that could turn the tide for either party. back in a moment. i know the best card you're holding. you do? your medicare card. [ laughing ] but don't let me or anyone see it except your doctor or their staff. and don't tell anyone your card or social security number over the phone. guard your card. [ woman 2 ] i hear unauthorized card use is a big source of fraud. the new healthcare law lets us crack down on criminals and win against fraud. making medicare

that is the article in the paper today. it goes on to say that pakistan received about $1.90 billion in military assistance from the u.s. in the fiscal 2010, including $300 million in grants to buy defense equipment. the new package of equipment would average out to $100 million additional per year. but the size of the grants would start lower and grow over time. at 6:30 p.m. this afternoon at the brookings institution c-span will cover live a panel on pakistan and the u.s. including the foreign minister of pakistan, and richard holbrooke, the special represent give for afghanistan and pakistan, the u.s. department at state -- 6:30 p.m. this evening on c-span. back at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> pakistan's civilian and military leaders will be in washington today for three days of high-level talks. on the table is a multi-year security agreement. if the brookings institute will be hosting a discussion with pak

is if you just look at the not the the cost of the regulations but the simple physical cost and the membership fee that is the equivalent of forming a chain along appear and dumping a block of gold off the end of it every one hundred seconds it's a golden goose every hundred seconds just cast into the watery depths. russia seeking to prevent nato from placing major forces close to its borders moscow has presented a plan which would limit the alliance's military presence in its youngest member states the move comes ahead of a summit in lisbon which will focus on the creation of a single missile defense system covering the whole of nato and afghan security russia's proposal is likely to come up at the meeting and perhaps earlier when the secretary general visits moscow the foreign ministries came to stop nato pushing any further to the east. capitol hill insiders in the u.s. are using and abusing their are positions to make some extra pocket money according to the wall street journal many are taking advantage of the our knowledge of markets they often have direct influence over as art

far away from the businesses the malls and the fancy hotels in the inner city are the slums of caracas the concept here come from the bill of varying revolution it was introduced to them by president bush chavez the idea of participatory democracy happens here r t. this is our team live from moscow we have plenty more stories coming your way this hour a good life and bad times in the midst of unemployment poverty and recession in the u.s. one group seems to be doing pretty well we'll bring you the details of payday on wall street. one supporter thought this was not just the fall of a powerful trading republic but possibly the birthplace of russia's democracy. grosser closer team takes you to one of the most ancient cities in the country for the november. now it's difficult to make it to the top in u.s. politics especially if you're a woman and it seems some female politicians are making headlines not for their strong credentials but for their motor fear campaigns critics say a pretty face in the republican party p.r. machine is all it takes to get them noticed and it's going to account

the security in the us these days it is taking the comedian to show that the lack of trust in the media is what's causing programs ratings to crash i have privately amongst my friends and also an occasional newspapers and television show. mentioned this show as being bad you made the right choice you are leaving this place you know where you are in the last guy out of a burning building draw on. and you are so up and so comedian jon stewart became the most trusted man in america he calls crap like you sees it and always uses humor humor and simpler reasons to he's just a handsome man he's just a handsome trustworthy fellow but it's far from just believing he's appreciating the humor for the first time a sitting president has appeared on stewart's show just a couple of days before the midterm election democrats this year she would be running on. please baby one more chance. in the same pool stewart won the number one spot obama didn't even make the top twenty with tens of thousands of americans if not more headed to jon stewart's rally to restore sanity this weekend the fight for truth i

the first five were considered the strongest. the first is the most strong of the group. to deal with any technical problems in the first trip to the surface. now we are moving into the phase where there is a group of men who have had problems and the very last group will be the strongest as well. sit interesting the second group we are dealing with. for the family members of the trapped miners it has been a difficult ordeal. they have been waiting from the very beginning, of course. listen. >> when i arrived at the mine, it was terrible. you could feel the pain here at the mine and i promise never to leave until the last miner came out. my promise still stands. then i would say mission accomplished. we are praying to god that everything works well. >> people around the world are praying. the miners have captured the attention of basically everyone on the planet who is close to a newspaper or television set kris any has been watching all of this on the social network. >> here in hong kong i am paying special attention to the voices in china where these are a regular occur

on the citizens of the u. you that was robert all the direction i think the bridge group. now the u.s. senate is to consider a sixty billion dollars arms deal with saudi arabia and if it goes ahead it will be one of the largest arms sales in u.s. history of congress also has a month to raise any objections these saudis want new fifteen fighter planes nearly two hundred apache blackhawk helicopters as well as upgrades for existing aircraft and this sale would also include a satellite guided smart bomb system and defense miss ell's and for a look into the deal with joined by david keyes who is director of cyber didn't start org mr keys thank you very much for your time so this is a record breaking deal isn't it but why do these need all these arms. indeed it is considered the largest arms deal in american history and the reason that the saudis want the arms is first and foremost to protect itself from increasing iranian influence in the middle east power that's becoming increasingly important in the region they

bear the largest burden now the way the i.f.'s is interpreted this they own their interpretation their purely looking at the fortunes of the poorest are based on how much money you're spending on them now that might seem to be intuitively true what we've saying said for a long time is that it's not necessarily how much money you're spending but how are you spending that money is it being wasted is it being spent effectively and i think that we've got to look across welfare across public services to try to identify where taxpayers' money is being wasted and to ensure that we can try and keep frontline services that people really care about and that people really need by eliminating that waste and saving money in those areas and saving money from inefficient spending. france their people are protesting against what they see as an unfair burden on them that could that be reflected in britain as impact of the carts sink in. i think we did have a few small protests around westminster here the other day mostly led by the unions over he

the violence the cycle of violence throughout the country and throughout the region and coming out of the program behind the glitz of a large sporting event we look at the reality of life for many in new delhi as the commonwealth games kicked off here also. you know it was work at a dairy we were sold off the floor it was just less. really had that we work together we need two brothers who said goodbye on the launch pad but who will reunite in orbit in a few months. and alleged russian gunrunner has appealed against the thai court's decision to extradite him to the us a lawyer for victor boot says there is no evidence against him and insists the judge hears statements from witnesses but with no indication of whether the court will accept the appeal but it's relatives fear for his future. and it's quite possible the extradite him and just look him up on some craft carrier and force him to give would have a testimony of the u.s. once he gave i think he'll go as far as it takes to get it and i'm sure everyone understands they're playing to fleece to do these days starting with chemical s

i wouldn't call it the best seat in the house but the best free seat in the house. >> by the time the first pitches given these people will be here for least 12 hours of the earliest person getting here and takat 2:00 a.m. they are staying warm this morning and drinking coffee. some people are in line. here is tim is the beer because of the giants? >> yes it's all for the giants strictly for the giants. >> why did you come here so early? >> no digression i don't want anything to be my way to mess this up i wanted to be here. >> what about you anthony? >> i got here right to with my boy. we came out here and stayed out here were here for the giants. first world series win for the giants. >> this gentleman here is not for halloween this is for the giants. >> will don't get too close to him. >> i got here since 2:00 a.m.. >> you know there is a way you can get into the game for free thanks to kron 4 because we are giving away free tickets. to have anything that can get on the internet. >> i know they are die-hard fans feare >> you can get on your iphone and you can tell us why you think

is a barbed wire symbolizes the oppression. the prisons the camps and the borders. the kremlin hoped a demonstration of force would be enough to compel the young republic to make concessions. we said we had no right we've not been elected to have the country rejoin the soviet union it was a massacre followed. the television center was attacked in the early hours of january the thirteenth the building was soon counted on the work of independently viewing in television shut down. i know hello. i feel we have been attacked. we can hear shots coming from all sides when in radio station has already been captured we're still. is still an anchor on a state run television channel that was the report which sealed her fame as a young journalist. i knew that they broke the door with their axes here this batch has been left here. as a reminder of. the bella. back in the kremlin some of the top brass was still in denial hastily drafted new treaty was designed to keep the u.s.s.r. together. it was the result of joint work by delegates representing nine out of fifteen republics th

criminal cases but when the defendant is the government, the government to move to dismiss the case not on merits but that the plaintiffs do not have the right to sue. they did not state a case. that is what the court decided today. not, is the law constitutional? but, do these plaintiffs, 20 state attorneys general, half a dozen individual residents of the state of florida, and health care providers, do they have the right to sue? and have they stated a case? with respect to the individual mandates, the requirement that everyone purchase or otherwise receive health care insurance or be fined, taxed, by the government, the government said "yes," they have the right to sue and the judge will rule on the merits in december or january. >>shepard: say find or tax but that wording is very important. >>guest: the judge has to decide if it is a fine or a tax. if it is a fine, that is one sets of laws. a tax has another set of laws. >>shepard: the white house is trying to say this is a tax? >>guest: correct. it gets the president in a little bit of political hot water over the promise he wo

the vote is considered to be crucial for the central asian state as it's going to change the way the country is ruled here in kyrgyzstan the second largest city or told for stability has returned after months of one worst. also the saudis united in grief six months on a run on poland normally a full plane crash that killed ninety six people on board including the late polish president. and also this week moments nine years since u.s. troops entered afghanistan in the so-called war against terror but some say american soldiers fueling the flames of violence as well as the town of. they'd possible be modernized dish told so you spacecraft carrying a new russian american crew successfully docks with the international space station . hello and welcome to all see twenty four hour news live from moscow. with the natives news and in the crowd the week's top stories over a host of kyrgyzstan's electorate has voted in the ballot which will save the country became the central asia first parliamentary. prosy after months of political unrest and violent ethnic clashes in which at least two thous

on the citizens of the u. you that has to rub it all the direction i think tank the british group. russia and the u.s.s.r. to join forces to talk all the of gun drugs problem the head of russia's federal drug control service because they've been known has agreed on a national plan with his american colleagues oh she's going to chicken is following developments from washington there's definitely an understanding that drug trafficking from of ghana's then is a common enemy wash in the us seem to be more than eager to join forces to fight it and they are doing so brought control chiefs of both countries so that russian the us now share a lot of sensitive information in order to crack down on drug trafficking networks in afghanistan and also track down their assets let's not forget the drug business in afghanistan is worth around seventy billion dollars a year if that money goal somewhere some of its sponsors terrorist experts say and if that evolved they had a force as drug control service was also talking about

and the giants have won the series. >> the giants beat the braves last night 3-2. they now head to philadelphia on saturday to open a seven-game series. tim lincecum will take the mound against roy halladay. >>> 6:06. two sisters nearly kidnapped in one bay area city. >> there is a lot more crime going on these days. >> the suspect's threat to the girls and how they got away. >> plus, gap learns the hard way. if it's not broke, don't fix it. the second change it's making in less than two weeks. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, as governor, he balanced budgets without raising taxes. and california created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jerry brown took on wall street banks, mortgage scammers and public officials stealing from taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to make the tough decisions california needs. as governor i'll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. make do with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. jerry brown, knowledge and know-how we can trust. kidnap two sisters in pinole.

the temperatures will be back into the 80s and the two upper 70's at around the bay. and upper 60s along the coast. >> we're tracking our first delay of the morning, be cleared up the hot spots that we had this side of the 101 northbound and now we're looking at a slower traffic coming out of the coyote valley. it is not entirely unusual to see this filling your but there has been an accident reported in trumbull bill. we see that there is some slowing on the note no. 1 01 and into the ride downtown and cupertino. there are no problems as you head out to the los altos hills. we will give you a bridge track, is a little better today than yesterday. it is almost to the 80s but the 880 it looks good. there is no back up there. the volume continues to build in the commute to direction west bound and the golden gate bridge direction is still a problem free. there are still if no delays, it is moving very well. >> fremont police have released the identity of the man they're looking for in an attempted murder of a police officer on monday. take a look at the suspect, 36 year

the spirit of the code and the character of the neighborhood. the appeal and selling point of these homes is large lots and lots of green space. the proposed lots and homes to grade the neighborhood and offer no enhancements. these lots violate predominant housing patterns, exploit neighboring properties and so that when new homes have almost none, neighboring lawns are maintained and the taxes are paid by others. we are not into development, but the scope of this --" president chiu: think you very much. next speaker. >> thank you for this opportunity for me to voice my concerns. i am otis morgan, 141 robin hood drive, sherwood forest, an adjacent neighborhood to miraloma park. there are 2 below great losses that can occur if this bill is allowed to proceed. there is going to be a loss of architectural continuity, structural, and landscape architecture. there will also be a loss of value during a very hard economic time of the properties adjacent. the loss of architectural value in the landscaped area has already been brought up by people who ha

are subsidizing the speculators the savers the workers the pensioners are subsidizing the pathological incestuous may. as. psycho prowess on wall street we see this conflict between wall street and the entire rest of the us population when bloomberg says the new york fed trying to force bank of america to take back these bad mortgages may be at odds with its mission to ensure the stability of the financial system so they're basically saying that the the entire financial system has been rigged to explode at the least amount of accountability by the bankers and so therefore the fed and no politician for that matter can ever operate on behalf of the population because it is literally rigged to blow this financial system on the wall street bankers content can manipulate anything now how is that different than suicide bombers i mean these are suicide bankers who say they're rigged to blow they say give us more money or we're going to blow up the system now how assange paulson jamie diamond lloyd blankfein how is it different than some guy in a cafe and tell of the strap of some c. four who'

the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images kobold has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are the day. top stories now the alleged russian victor boot is awaiting a decision on his extradition to the u.s. after a thai court cleared the way for a handover the family of the so-called merchant of death his life he may be forced into a confession. tipping the balance of journalism the international news networks of russia china and iran are a threat to the u.s. that's according to the chairman of the broadcasting board of governors the organization overseeing u.s. media directed at foreign audiences. the european parliament's divided over washington's demands to provide more personal data of citizens so it says it could potentially terrorists traveling to the u.s. requirements include fingerprints d.n.a. samples and cross border pay. while some are asking is the euro on the brink of collapse and should the strong countries of the euro

the second thing is if you just look at the not the the cost of the regulations but the simple physical cost and the membership fee that is the equivalent of forming a chain along appear and dumping a block of gold off the end of it every one hundred seconds. it's a gold ingots every hundred seconds just cast into the watery depths and in terms of schools and hospitals which is something that the u.k. desperately needs to upgrade what about that it's now it's about a new hospital every three days i think it pays for the world family in two days i think it's something like every five days is the equipment to repairing every single cathedral in england and when we were doing the research for a book of ten years on which it looks hypothetically at where the u.k. would be indeed any country would it would be were we to leave the european union which is stop breaking down the that the benefits that we could be spending the money on other than into what's basically a financial sinkhole from the u.k. taxpayers point it's just a waste of money isn't it chair less in this sort of global economy

gradually the river the way the land slide down. the top of the molokai. which used to be completely. reappeared and is erupting once again. is seldom visit the valley at this time of year that's why the reserve stuff can easily go ahead with research. and. down to the bottom of the canyon several times a day if the river which is the valleys water runs through it. of that to measure the depth and speed of the river. turns to build a bridge. this place to extend the tourist plants that are used to be sure but they have been swept away several times we want to know where the best place is to build a bridge this time so that the water doesn't wash it away once again. unlike most rivers in the camp. has no fish. suitable for drinking. fountains that erupt from under the inflow into the river springs and a full of poisonous acidic and alkaline compounds. the purity and the beauty of this mountain river. and deceptive but it's just one of a kind. in summer most. abound in shoals of fish the numbers are recorded by the kamchatka research institute of fisheries a