she's the first wife. she's the first help mate. we expect her to be the first independent woman. re never sure where to draw the line on how independent that is or how involved in politics that is. so much of that depends on her own relationship with her husband. >> reporter: the collection includes inaugural gowns including michelle obama's designed by jason woo and nancy reagan's famous red bordered china. why is the exhibit so popular? some say while people want glamour and style in the white house they want a connection to the first family to know how they live their everyday lives. >> reporter: seeing the gowns and china helps people feel as though they are time travellers, transported into the white house themselves. while most presidents trip over politics from time to time, first ladies are usually immune. >> we want to feel good about those characters. somehow the first lady is able to retain her popularity over time and in the time in a way that a president, i think gets involved in politics cannot. >> reporter: who knows? some day soon the first ladies exhibit could inc

joe paterno was not at the helm for penn state for the first time in four decade. the man they call joe pa was fired on wednesday in the wake of a scandal that continues to rock the unfortunate. huddling with alumni and that's a very nice scene right there, thoughts and prayers for the family of the victims. fans still thinking about joe pa who had coached in happy valley since 1959. nebraska wins 17-14. tom bradley was asked to try to put this past week in perspective. >> well, it was unpress tended probably ever in the history of sports what went on here. we are, you know, really -- we brief for the victims. we feel sad for the pham lift children. i think they saw the support of the student body for the victims. >>> maryland playing their first game ever at fed ex field. the road team facing noder dame for the first time in their history. irish came out. irish eyes were certainly smiling. 13 yards for the score kept the terps counsel 17-7. this ace big old hole right there and maryland falls 45-21. the terps suffer a fifth straight loss. >> could this be the next

he works closely with the first lady michelle obama. we talked about the challenge of coming up with meals for the first family that are delicious and also nutritious. i want to start by pointing out i wouldn't normally wear a full suit in the kitchen. a, this is the first kitchen, and you're in the dress whites here. >> this is my nice coat. >> i have to ask as we look at this. is this the whole white house kitchen where everything happens. >> this is where all the magic happens. it's amazing. it's quite small. >> it is small. it's bigger than my kitchen, but still small. so whether you're cooking for the first family or for a state dinner it's all staged out of here. >> it's all staged out of here. this is a historic building. when the kitchen was built, state dinners were closer to 30 people as opposed to 150 or 300. this is what we have to work with. the team makes it happen. it's amazing to see. >> it's interesting. you can see b in the chef whites but you are spending part of the day wearing a suit as an adviser in the white house.

for the first time an alleged victim's mother shares her son's story. it's an abc exclusive. >>> day after his debate, debacle, rick perry's blitz takes him to late night where he makes himself the punch line. >>> and gabby speaks. new video of the congresswoman and her husband, and for the first time we're hearing the sound of her voice. >>> good morning. i'm sunny hostin. >> and i'm dan kloeffler. lotz of new developments in the penn state sex scandal this friday morning. >> security hass stepped up ahed of tomorrow's game. >> officials say there have been multiple threats against an assistant coach who says he witnessed the abuse. >> and for your the first time we're hearing from one of the victi victims. >> reporter: we're hearing from the mom of one of the alleged child victims set to aerollater this morning. the mother of one of the boys allegedly victimized by former penn state football coach jerry sandusky speaks out for the first time. the mother's voice has been altered to protect her privacy. >> i had said, you know, maybe we should have said

this is the first year with ask for a personal contribution to our celebration. nt to thank both of you. last, but not least, the celebration every year has included a lot of community efforts to spread the word that the month of may is apa heritage month, to put on the kind of public relations effort need to in the city and county of san francisco. we will have a reception in the green room afterwards. no contribution is too small, but i would like to take this opportunity to invite our major sponsors up here as we do have an appreciation gift for you. to start our work, i would like to invite are presenting sponsor. this is the first year we have up presenting sponsor. we would like to invite president david t [applause] >> just very briefly, on behalf of target, just very privileged to be part of this. it is a new day and it's an exciting day. never before have we celebrated asian pacific heritage month and the landscape as we are today. with the ever-changing population, with the political landscape, heck, we even saw the first chinese american nba player, and

the first black member of the harvard law school. >> host: is that fair to say the first black professor at? >> guest: it is if you are writing a story and you talk about his place in the legal academia or harvard law school, then the fact he was the first member of harvard law school faculty is relevant. but on the other hand, if we simply talk about a subj

rain showers for the first half of the day -- rainshowers tomorrow and through the first half of the on thanksgiving with a breeze. >>> slippery roads this morning. an accident on old georgetown road at executive boulevard. police responded quickly. traffic slowly able to meander by. 95. northbound 95 out of fredericksburg, no accidents through woodbrige, getting up to route 1, and up to fort belvoir looks decent. looks good on 395 inside the beltway. travel times in our favor between washington and baltimore as well. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 56 degrees 5:42 on this monday. >> police have made an arrest in last week's arm robbery on the university of maryland campus. how they hoped this could solve similar crimes on another university campus. >> learning more about a deadly accident that killed a still >>> investigators are looking for two men who held up a georgetown university at knifepoint of 38th street nw saturday night when the suspect jumped from behind some bushes. grab the student, the wallace and ran away. the student was not injured. >>> police have arrested one of t

pan am introduced the first passenger jet service. 985 pam am veterans got together to talk about the plan. and we were there. >> the china clipper rising from the waters of san francisco bay where the first united states airmail bound for china. >> reporter: pan american turned treasure eye land into the gate way to the pacific. the giant china clipper routinely lifted off with 72 passengers. the first passenger airline to shrink the pacific. >> fantastic, in one long weekend half the world will pass you too. >> reporter: in the 40s, super clippers tipped their wings in salute to the newly finished golden gate bridge before heading west chasing a sunset. inside passengers were wined and dined with seven course meals served by attentive stewarts. many were registered nurses but few could get a shut out in a real bed. >> ensured the refreshing night slumber. >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning, this is your captain. welcome to the jet age. >> reporter: in 1961 pan american became the first airline to fly from new york to london introd

even though we're going to see the cold air coming, the first week that is, it will be short- lived. l get back in the 60s. it is for next week. let's get you going with your bus stop forecast. going to need to bundle up. 30s and 40s out there. the patchy fog this morning over on the eastern shore down toward southern maryland and northern neck where some of the visibilities are less than one half-mile. sunrise at 6:44. the day planner once you get rid of the early fog, looking good once again. winds south to southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. 4:00, 63. highs maybe just a smidge cooler than yesterday but still mid to upper 60s to near 70 i think west of town. by 8:00, a couple of clouds start showing up. 56. clouds will thicken overnight. we could see showers by tomorrow with a front coming through. gorgeous again today on the weather headlines. cooler showers tomorrow. we'll stay in the 50s tomorrow and even chillier on veterans day. we'll be lucky to get to 50 as we head toward the friday. but after the cold shot on friday, another nice weekend. we moderate pretty quickly to the u

this is the first they have ridden the horse. this is that group in a ten man group only one has ever been on horseback lessons all of us and our job is to teach people how to saddle brush and bridle horses. just this movie is the starting point of a tourist route to the republic's most famous sites. it will culminate in the sense of mouth shut tight the highest mountain in the region. the for these tourists to take a trip to examine an ancient cabin camping out in tents along the way. the base caves a found along the length of the belly a river best carry is a major waterway. guys let's make a break. right now we are on the horseback track of the route orbital in six days we will head back to base. but some members of this group will then go rafting. try to visit this place. not to mention the breathtaking views of. shooting a film. for more than a year. this summer the energy of the urals is different from the mountains of the alps or the cold. until you can feel inside how it inspires you is the old wisdom and ancient beauty.

the first finding dealt with the practice of pension spiking. spiking is defined as instances when an employer's final compensation is increased before retiring, causing the increase in pension amount. in the prior report, the civil grand jury defines this as a salary increase of 10% or greater in one of the last three years before retirement. based on pension records supplied by the police and fire departments, the jury found evidence of an increase of over 10% salary during the last three years of service in 10 out of 47 fire department employees, or 21%. the corresponding figure for the police department was 10%. the mayor's office, fire department, and police departments all denied this practice occurred. i can suggest that the members of this committee examine the examples contained in our report and draw their own conclusions. the report also recommends that the salary increases during the three years before retirement that exceed estimates currently at 4.5% be reviewed by the comptroller's office and the employee retirement system. for it

we're looking at the weather across asia first off. in the southeast we see this active cloud forming over the philippines, and there's a low we're keeping an eye on. it remains over the southern end of the philippines. it has been bringing hefty falls over the past couple of days. in the past 24 hours areas have reported 100, 150 millimeters of rainfall. we're expecting it to stay wet. isolated areas looking at the risk of more rainfall, so you want to watch out for flooding risks as well as landslides. areas like taiwan and over towards vietnam picking up on showers as well. so rainfall amounts are starting to add up here, too. as we look towards the north, china is largely dry again today. there is more precipitation redeveloping in inland areas, and that may include snowfall but nothing too major here. we have winter precipitation moving in towards japan today looking wet for northern sections, and we are looking at snowfall that's been impacting the hokido area since last night. that continues today and that snowfall is spreading a

marty tonight in egypt voters queue to cast their ballots in the first post mubarak parliamentary elections due to continue no until march the voting takes place amid protests against the military and warnings of further violence with many calling on people to boycott the election altogether. president obama hosts e.u. leaders in washington to discuss syria's ongoing unrest and to try to work out additional measures to tackle it iran's nuclear program is another issue on the table with experts predicting further isolation of the two countries ultimately aimed at regime change. in pakistan is to permanently close a vital military supply route to afghanistan in response to nato deadly air raid helicopter strike killed twenty four pakistani soldiers and triggered anti american rallies across the country sending already strained relations plummeting. coming up next for you greek m.p.c. more skeptical glue shares his thoughts about what the future holds for the struggling euro and contain its debt epidemic in europe. she was good to go thank you very much for being with us today so look us up at

you know in the first half took a year and a half. i was teaching simultaneous, i was writing on the weekends and trying to write as fast as i could but it was researching. i was trying to learn the culture and understand it enough so it would be part of the book. i began -- i rented a place in lake tahoe and sat there for the entire month of august. it was september ninth or something. i had summer break from teaching and i just sat down from the time it was morning to the time it was cocktail hour. i always say this because cocktail hour got earlier everyday because it was so hard to write this book when i had to write it in a certain period of time like that. what i had done finally, in the end, when it's done i thought it was the perfect situation. i had to be in that situation to write this particular book because that was the situation that the character steven was in. he was in a place he didn't want to be. he was far from people he wanted to be close to. he was not in his territory. that's how i felt writing by myself, far from

i am showing you the wind chill for the very first time this fall. it is a sign of the changing seasons. if it feels like it is 28 degrees. cumberland feels like 25. 43 at reagan national. it feels like 37. partly cloudy. gusty winds. a big improvement over the weekend. sonny. much lighter wind. by sunday, partly cloudy. maybe even a few degrees warmer. this is your forecast. >>> we will see how much traffic panned out for us. we will tell you they have been doing a lot of overnight construction. they're pulling it out of the beltway. everything opened on 95. beheadings couple of big board to an -- i have a couple of pictures for you. no fog this morning. here we are on 95. if it is great. now to the news. >>> our top story this morning a child sex abuse scandal at penn state. and mother of genone of the young men. to bear learning a new development. joe has saw to return fuller in the criminal charges. myike mcquueary will not is in the baseball game because of safety reasons. >>> as a trout him a pass the sex scandal we're hearing from one end of th

took the lead from the first all thanks to efforts from their not consider. just three minutes after the break the hearts are out. if score enough to. pull one back in the minutes any to call of giving them hope but that was it for the prime side to one finish their. first win six games as they beat former champions rubin one side for me taking the lead thirty minutes into the game as the bailiff pounced after sergei bridgegate failed to hold it short with the clock ticking away pushed his men forward in search of a. i too good chance to start a single point on both occasions people we had pushed off was equal to the task finished only to pull the. pin while in the late game looking mighty second place. a strike from the other stuff ignited in the eleven the home crowd fired up but then it's not spears man levelled matches in this second seeded to be our saving the day for once again with a sixty fourth minute strike one of the final school days in it say top of the league with a start in second the railway men are not points with no place. in the mean time in

half of this only the first one the first of the two pipelines will actually start working this second one will become fully operational by the end of next year so at that point your customers will see all that russian gas coming for in in from russia now as we have also mentioned one of the most important parts is that there will be no intermediaries so the gas will not be there will be no chances for gas to be abruptly shut off in places like delaware's or ukraine another interesting point about this particular gas pipeline is that it's going to come at no cost for the european taxpayers around thirty percent. of the seven billion. of the seven billion project is being financed by the consortium shareholders nordstrom's shareholders the rest is being financed by international banks so customers in europe will be able to get more give us no extra cost and that will actually increase energy security in europe. now you know we're seeing some live pictures of president medvedev there in berlin arriving for the ceremony it's going to be an exciting time for dance prominent. time for russi

over the years but in the twenty first century it's more likely to be cripplingly high prices. to the city as one of the most expensive destinations in the world and accommodation. for thousands of travelers every week. when looking for accommodation anywhere in the world research is the key location facilities design . a lot to think of but a little time and effort and you can now find what you want. here is a great example just because you pay less doesn't mean you always have to do without . and to discuss the topic of middle range accommodation in the russian capital let's meet this week's guest you know. well i think it was a clever move from my dad who started the first here in moscow about fourteen years ago so it was probably a way to get me interested in the business and now of course it's a huge responsibility to have my name on the sidelines. and. now. it is a little bit of a problem as well the hotels in moscow as you probably know they're all very different we have a lot of five star hotels and we have quite a few. hotels there's really an issue that we feel that is

concise staff report award to steve ritchie, who managed in the first page to get the three take away messages for his item. thank you for doing that you are an example to all of us. commissioner caen: r.c. going to have that as a public meeting at some point to review that? commissioner vietor: the intent is and know, that if it is a written report, it stands on its own, but we had the opportunity to ask any questions. but it is not an option item. the intent is to take items and have complete report so that we can review it and not take up a commission time. if there is something in it there that you have questions about, you should ask them and we should spend time on it. it really requires our time, then we should schedule a calendar item for that. commissioner caen: i do not have questions on this particular document, but as it progresses, it might be of interest for the public to know what we're doing. commissioner vietor: and those reports are part of the public record. their posted, so that if anybody sees on the agenda that that is something they're in

, or a majority of the first choice vote cast. ndidate a g-205% ofb the votes% received 40%. and c received 35% of the boats. because no candidate received a majority, the candidate who received the fewest number of first choice votes, a candidate a, is eliminated from the race. voters to pick a candidate a as their first choice candidate will have their but transferred to their second choice. and the voters to pick and a, 15% chose candidate b as their second choice, and 10% chose c as their second choice. these votes are then applied to b and c, and the votes are recounted. candidate b now has 55% of the votes. candidate c as 45%. candidate b has more than 50% of the votes and is determined as the winner. >> thank you for watching. we hope you have ranked choice learned ranked choice of voting and was elected. you have seen the ballot, learned how to market, and learned how the voting process works. if you have any further questions about ranked choice voting, please contact us at department of elections, city hall, room 48, 1 dr

woods is now 0-2 for the first time ever in the event.is poor play has not hurt his team too much. the united states leads the presidents cup 7-5. >>> the first lady's exhibit at the smithsonian's national museum of american history is expanding. the exhibit will feature 26 dresses and more than 100 items, including portraits. this is video when it first opened in 2008. it showcases gowns worn by the first ladies, laura bush's red lace inaugural gown from 2001 is there, and so is a white silk chiffon gown worn by helen taft in 1909. >>> a group of university of maryland students is in the record books. students from the engineering school hold the world record for the longest flight of a human powered helicopter. back in july, the team flew the human chopper for 11.4 seconds. the record was certified yesterday, but the team's already working on a lighter and more efficient vehicle. they hope to have that one ready by spring. >>> it has been a fairly comfortable fall, delightful in fact. this morning winter has arrived. temperatures starte

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to see itself was created on the first of september nine hundred forty one in the senate up a theater and number of his musical theater was much. focusing on sort of last piece principles of yes goal really is in the field stage many confessional productions. today in the opera and ballet performance is here playing the traditions of russian classical theater the search for new forms and ideas. crowds of our plan for each new year with even. two or three new production for bennett company two or three new york productions of our company and of course it's down everything great great with orchestrating our while and most importantly they the products they. offer productions are performed in various languages including italian french or russian and subtitles are provided for all four of productions. we think when they see it because with chances are it could be one of the best in moscow it shows nice little critters and don't make them something which is impossible to seal the costumes for all the shows are kept in foss storerooms can just imagine them on a beautiful on stage setting be

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and is an executive lounge for the first in business calls passengers is also a sense of business aviation for those passengers who prefer to travel on their own private jets in all these lounges pretty see of the guests is our priority. leaving the airport and we are met by a driver many private companies efficiency firms operating capital from limousines to lawyers any vehicle can be preloaded organized at the airport about lounge prices this in the sense of i'm sure meant about start at around one thousand two hundred rubles roughly forty dollars. schedules schedules schedules time is money when traveling on business so it's into the car and off we go to accommodation now and moscow has a wide range of business from towns that cases for budgets wisconsin's elegant modern building is located on the street to a skier just across the road from red square and the kremlin is one of the most convenience hotels in moscow for business sports will resume openings in the summer of two thousand and seven they brought a new level of luxury to the city with extremely spacious exquisitely appointed r

and nobody for the first few weeks this able to diagnose why. he takes heard to the doctor and we open in the doctor's waiting room. under the glare of the lights in the exam room room, parvic waited sometimes kissing or stroking the hand of his daughter. she looked even more frail in the hospital down and he felt restless on behalf of his aspiring 12 year-old dancer who had been told to remain still. two fainting spells confounding several internist and pediatricians have forced the father and daughter to see a cardiologists. two fainting spells on her part and gilts on the father's part. ever since the murder parvic tried to keep his family away from the fallout the first phone call was to the ex-wife to shield salamain from the news before picking her up on tuesday, he combed through the airport -- apartment to hide the case from view the letter or phone messages or that newspaper clippings but the more he hid the more she wanted to know. how did it happen? how many were there? did anybody hit you? >> they came they shot and they left nothing

first choice. he never thought of himself in the early years as someone to have a military career the first love was farming with the endless arms to driving a my father had a very hard time even when they would not elect him any more so it is open with their sheep and cows that do not give birth or milk. [laughter] he would just say give another chance. soto trust me if this is not his first choice. out already as a young officer to lead the attack on to jerusalem cut off by armed forces. the attack failed and he was badly wounded. he was left alone on the battlefield only four survived the awful day intact the rest were killed or wounded. he was left alone on the battlefield but the story of survival is no less than a miracle and i described in the book but because of that awful day, may 26, 1948, he sets the rules for the entire israeli army that is very relevant today. he took us to the spot where he was badly wounded, crawling, he was passing that place might drive there and not thinking that awful day hot and fire around and he was alone over there. i would say this is the most remarkable even

the u.s. . it's monday november twenty first four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine rushing r t. a let's begin this afternoon with one of the many ways in which the occupy wall street movement continues to evolve and this change though not necessarily a good thing for those who have been following it closely reading articles about it and watching reports about and events unfolding there because some of the very key people trying to get the story to report on it are being kept far away from it in some cases being arrested by police even though many of them are wearing police issued press credentials argy course on a saucer churkin all looks deeper into the question of whether the first amendment to the constitution could be taking a beating. freedom of the press worse is the press suppressed a new reality for journalists reporting in the us the arrested and blocked from coverage that you know that the goal is not something that we see happening and i've read that right now my freedom in the first amendment is down a tuesday morning p.t. twenty one year old and only because miller w

>> this is the first in the market. it is a city that has a number of challenges, despite -- in terms of -- despite it being a strong real-estate market, as strong economy in terms of businesses. there are neighborhoods that have real challenges here, so today, we're going to hear from a year lee as well as from supervisor jane kim, in context to the city that is hosting us today. i am going to introduce mr. henderson, a president, who will give some opening remarks and introduce the mayor. thank you. [applause] >> ok, so we will let you behind the curtain. the mayor is a few blocks away, so i am going to talk extra slow. [laughter] you know, when you invite people in political office, they have a lot more to do rather than speak to folks from across the country who really think this is a great opportunity, and we have always had great welcoming, and we appreciate the may for joining us, and when he comes in, i will introduce him, and in the meantime, i would do some song and dance -- and we appreciate the mayor joining

john glenn, the first american to orbit the earth, neil armstrong, the first human to walk on the moon. michael collins, the pilot of module, andcommand dr. buzz aldrin, pilot of the apollo 11 module and the second human to walk on the moon. we are honored to be joined by distinguished members of the nassau community, including the most recent astor drive class, -- astronaut class, which graduated not one ago. also, the crew of the uss hornet, the carrier that recover the apollo 11 astronauts when they splashed down in the pacific. before we had a presentation of colors, let me draw your attention to the flag here on stage. it was a tradition for returning astronauts to appear before a joint meeting of the congress. senator glenn did so on february 26, 1962. on september 16, 1969, the crew of apollo 11 presented speaker john mccormack with a flight it carried to the moon. today, that flight is under the care of the house sergeant at arms, bill living good. as some of you know, bill has had a great affection for the fly, and i'm told that he has even held birthday parties for it. [laugh

we actually had a family that was reunited for the first time. the father met his son for the first time because his child was born while he was overseas. hugs, tears of joy and relief, and plenty of kisses. after 85 days in afghanistan, vaq 209 arrived safely this morning. this is not just a homecoming, it's one of the most important days of his life. his wife, jessica, gave birth while he was overseas, and this is the first time he has met his little baby. >> amazing. looking forward to it, the first thing i wanted to do was just grab him and kiss him, you know. i got to see him through skype, but it's not the same thing of holding him. >> i am happy. i am able to cry. it's really emotional for me, and for him to meet the baby. >> reporter: being in a war zone far away from loved ones is not easy. the squad's mission was successful, and everybody is home safe, and here in the hanger, there is nothing but smiles. >> it's difficult with the baby now, but other than that, you have to do what you have to do. >> reporter: now, the majority of the squ

so can you play the first song? we will show you a little bit and then you guys can come up and dance. (music). (applause). (music) >> welcome to this afternoon's performance. before the actual performance starts i thought i would say a few brief words about what japanese chamber music means. there are quite a different number of japanese chamber music. what you will hear today however is a musical form that was transmitted by a specific group of musicians. all of the musicians by definition were blind males. the significance of this genre is perhaps at most notable for the aesthetic quality of its pieces of some of the great art works of this period and are represented by these artists which will appearing in the second piece. despite of this high aesthetic quality or the value of the repertoire itself the musicians were professional musicians and expected to perform a wide variety of pieces, and as such this does not represent one genre. rather this is a collection of different genres that were practiced by differe

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>> let me start with the motivation first. when i retired i started looking on the internet, and started reading stories about agents we had served with that were accused of being a part of a conspiracy, the driver turned around and shooting president kennedy although if you look closely it would have shot mrs. kennedy in the back of the head to get the president at time, and just stories defaming the people, and so i read a story that involved tampa and i went back and i looked at my record and said its high time to set the record straight there are not many of us left and we are all gray-haired and won't be around very long so we wanted to leave the record and to find somebody i must have written probably about seven books to tell the stories, but to find somebody that could put the heart and soul in the book, lisa mckibben who wasn't even in the time of the assassination and joyce, my wife and i were friends with her parents and she graduated with my son from high school, so we saw in the course of this became an agent and i

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do not -- do not make that your first envisioned, to be on a sitcom or get into the movies -- your first ambition, to be on a sitcom or get into the movies. learn how to act first. tavis: if this is the first half of your life, and since this no. 35 has come up a few times in this conversation, i come back to it because i recall some years ago when i turned 35 giving a speech. what i talked about in that speech, john, is that for those of us that have any kind of biblical appropriate -- appreciation, we are told that god gives us threescore and 10. that is 70 years. at 35 years of age, you were halfway there. at 35, you had lived half of your life. this book lays out the first half of your life. what is it in the first half that you knew you did not want to repeat in the second half, and what is it about the first half that made you so excited about the second half? is that strange? >> no, it is a wonderful question. it is a difficult question to answer. tavis: i mean, not everything was perfect in the first half. there had to be something that i want to do this for the rest of my life,

now over the years have just written that mission to the red planet now seeing it in daylight for the first time in five hundred and twenty days . in greece as the country's prime minister tracks on his plan for a bailout referendum the european leaders and also faces of crucial confidence vote back at home and turmoil also dominates the g twenty summit in france where you head sail the latest decision. and a british student could be handed over to the u.s. for alleged copyright infringement committed on home soil that is why the time a nation of a criminal case in the u.k. the young man faces punishment in america thanks to a controversial extradition treaty between the two countries. right next to our weekly guide to the russian capital of course go out to. cities a wide variety of places to stay when you come. great. opening. comes to. something like the. moscow. hello and welcome to the let's go out show now in the past we've discussed the rising world hostiles to five star hotels here in the russian capital but what about the middle market today you know a star lodgings look soviet all

the suspect faces first and second-degree murder charges. an emotional day on the campus of penn state university. the nittany lions took the field for the first time of allegations of sex abuse and the firing of legendary coach, joe paterno. >> it was clear early this would be anything but a normal saturday in happy valley. >> the excitement is very muted. there is a sense of mourning. everything before has gone. >> it was a show of respect for the victims of the alleged sexual assaults on in -- alleged sexual assaults. >> , a select few people this honored the university. >> the traditional-to the field was replaced by a deliberate wall. the players had their first game in almost 60 years without joe paterno. a passionate prayer which both teams kneeling midfield before kickoff. the game seemed an afterthought early. in the end, an elastic a comeback by the nittany lions fell short. >> we got down 17-0. they did not quit. they hung in there together. >> the loss on the field will not be compared to what this committee has lost and what is s