you have a security house in front of the main building. some of the demonstrators got in and tore down items and did damage but no shots were fired and no injuries were incurred and still a fluid situation there. and as you know in cairo, again through the night there was rock throwing and tear gas shooting by the police against the protestors, this is after the big violence we saw earlier in the week there. there is a call for calm from the president of the egypt today and calls for a peaceful protest and it is not turning out that way in cairo. that happened in cairo and yemen. it is believed to be airing or the distribution of the internet of the u.s. made film, film made in the u.s. critical of the muslim prophet mohammed and nais one motivator for the violence that we saw on tuesday in benghazi in libya. that resulted in the death of chris stevens and other americans. the bodies are in a u.s. military hospital in germany and all american staff has been evacuated from benghazi and going in the other direction, there is 50 marines and an

if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage places in this air? no. are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where doe

do you continue to buy and is that the main reason for the reconstruction that that that the museum is is undergoing now because it has expanded knows we buy a lot more we buy something what is it the things don't need expansion but an extension but we have to accept it's not extension it's a project which is different from usual extension because real extension one building after another after another it's a big problem because first of all you don't have then you don't have money to keep it all and then really even a very big museum doesn't have enough art on the same level similar so our system is different we have a de nomic system which is called greater meter which has the main new clues of many galleries which we do expand and then we have the city of the public square with the ground and then of everything which we're very proud of the open storage we have build one building six stores another one is finished and the third one now will the great irony terrace sounds to me like a greater london legs or clothing of them this is not exactly like this is a greater likelihood at the

the main concern is the lake clark fault, which the u.s. geological survey shows pointing towards the mine site. >> the usgs mapped it as far as the southwest end of lake clark, and from there it's about another 15 or 20 miles to the mine site. so that's where that's the big question mark here, is-is what happens in that 15 to 20 miles. >> narrator: pebble maintains that the fault either terminates or bypasses the mine site. >> we did a sort of electromagnetic flying of that fault, and actually it turned out to go in a different direction than people thought it did. so we have mapped that. that fault has not been active for, i think, over 11,000 years. so we really don't think it's a threat. >> narrator: still, pebble says they are designing their structures to withstand a magnitude 7.5 earthquake on the lake clark fault. >> survey all these little beach features, river features, and so on... >> narrator: but critics like higman point out that pebble won't release the more sophisticated mapping data that might support their claims. >> so if

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parliament it now is the main square of the parliament is the main center of. the gathering of the protesters and that area i talked to some of them told me that we are we are determined to reach the. american embassy inside the magic area tomorrow actually is the big show tomorrow is friday the government of pakistan has announced a national the where everything is and holidays and everything is of the protesters will be coming from other cities. to show it and other some such cities nearby. most of them actually belongs to the islamic hardliners political groups as well as political parties told me that tomorrow by all means we will be able we will try to break in all these security arrangements. enter the diplomatic area and reach the american embassy from that area almost two kilometers away the american embassy is located from the area where the most written are already gathered and centered the government of pakistan and the security forces agencies has already taken very huge and. extremely tough measures to deal with the situations to morrow there is exp

are not allowed into the main building are going to ask why. yes because we open the things we want people to come where they don't are we open our storage we open the mention of this year we open the beginnings of vision from paintings from prada which was an enemy to our super but we'll see it in the evening when the main building because you know where there are going to think if you open your meter at night people everybody will come to a meeting and the idea of the knights of museum is to bring people to the museums which usually don't visit and also we organize things on special dates for us is when we celebrate a three hundred one of us or some put as a book or meters are open twenty four hours free and we had saddam saddam's sons of saddam people inside the museum we know about what's really last time we talked you told me about two meters is being very very theft proof well when was the last attempt to steal something from the habitat and what was that when it was something actually stolen well you know it is like with the turkeys munir

reviving the world economy is one of the main issues which are being covered at this event which is being held in the city of light of us talk of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone that is actually on the minds and hearts of a lot of people who are here we see hear people talking about it just in the corridors and between the sessions there is also of course the issue of pushing for freer trade ahead of the summit the organizers said that they are hoping that as a result of this summit russia will be able to boost its trade with the countries and with the united states to compose about fifty percent off its trade overall and of course among those among those major players whom russia is especially focusing on is china now ahead of the apec summit russian president putin has given an exclusive interview to our where he did touch upon the subject of russia's and china's cooperation which is becoming increasingly deeper and more mutually agreeable as time progresses china has taken up this new leading row you know tony in russia but also in the always of the whole world what makes this rathe

and arrogance actually and so is this a fact do you believe that really the russian campaign was the main cause of the put in the in the play to probably disagree with the word arrogance and we can talk about that all night but but absolutely otherwise completely agree of course the russian campaign was the single biggest reason why the polling in the critical you say single biggest single ladies i mean there there were there were other factors there the confederation of the rhine which was the german confederation was beginning to lead to a sense of german unity and with that came believe that why do they need to be under the auspices of the french empire the spanish ulcer obviously was was another a military problem for for napoleon but there's no question about of the single biggest reason for the ultimate decline of the polian was the campaign of eight hundred twelve he was he was a pretty clever kid and he was a smart politician so do you think today looking looking back at history that it was absolutely necessary for france to start this campaign or was it the adventure well. absolu

on the main menu, on the upper left-hand corner we see sports.hat is the activity we loaded in the console. using her head, she is choosing wii sports. it will be the two of you against each other. what is interesting is we have buttons. instead of buttons on the remote, there are buttons she can use her hands with allowed to be an adaptive devices for someone with a disability. turn on your remote. he will play against each other. i will narrate. it will be mackenna versus alicia in a game of tennis. winner takes all. hit no for save file. these are the introductory menu screen for wii, very simple to navigate through. we will choose tennis at the top of the screen. they will choose two players. we have created a character that looks a lot like alicia and another character that looks like mackenna. they will be playing against each other in a game of tennis. all right. all they do is simply stand facing the television. you will push a. hit ok. hit a. hit a and b together. here we go. single game start. alicia will be serving. mackenna will be re

on them are interchangeable a total of two hundred fourteen square meters the only exception is the main sail mast. nicholai abram off is not just the ship's boat but also a former sub-mariner abramoff a spent the last thirty years making sails. week with this utility room here is our workshop we have one hundred sales and store all of different shapes and sizes twenty six of them are meant for masts and races while the others are kept as replacements. nicholai is the only person on board the can repair the damaged sail. sails are torn fairly often specially by strong winds you might even say they are wounded in the battle against the elements i have especially vivid memories of one rather dramatic sail replacement that was last year when we were competing against the polish boat dharma ga we were on our way across the baltic sea from finland to poland that's when the top most sail collapsed but it took the cadets some four hours to get a new one back up all that happened amid strong winds and torrential rain. don't touch that. again is the bosun's favorite student like all the other cad

kristen, behind you is the information booth, which is really at the center of the main concourse. s probably -- we like to think of it as one of the most famous places in new york city. if you tell someone to meet you at the clock in grand central, they know exactly where to go. it's at the center of 43rd street to east-west and park avenue to north-south, and it really is right in the center of the main concourse, and we like to think it's the center of new york city. even if another train were not to come through here, it would still be an important place in new york city for people to come and visit and to see one another and to treat it as a town hall. >> reporting from the nation's largest train terminal, i'm kristen for "teen kids news." 'ty place kids find drugs. sometimes they find them at home. you can help stop prescription drug abuse by safeguarding medications in your home, encouraging friends and family members to do the same. and asking your pharmacist how to dispose of medications you no longer need. can you imagine a place where these grow everywhere? yes! it's call

talk about pussy riot that six and trial has dominated world headlines they staged a punk prayer in the main russia. cathedral got two years in jail for her logan is the most motivated by religious hatred they've also staged political for occasions reversal scandalous performances elsewhere mr putin told us he doesn't approve of their actions but won't get involved in the case in any way i have always felt the punishment should be proportionate to the offense first in case you've never heard of it a couple of years ago one of the band's members put up three effigies in one of moscow's big supermarkets with a sign saying that jews gays and migrant workers should be driven out of moscow yes normally i think you're thora he should have looked into their activities back then but after that they staged an orgy in a public place then they uploaded the video that was on the internet then they turned up at your locker of a cathedral here in moscow causing unholy mayhem and then went to another cathedral and caused mayhem there too i will not comment on whether the verdict is well grounded in the sen

the main compound. once they dispersed, security sealed off surrounding streets. yemen's president just apologize to president obama and ordered an investigation. live pictures from cairo this morning. clashes there became violent again 24 hours after protesters scaled the u.s. embassy walls. some demonstrators threw rocks and witnesses saw protesters carrying bombs. this morning the egyptian president says the egyptian people reject such " unlawful acts ". the white house has been working overnight to step up security at u.s. missions around the world. this after the ambassador and three other americans were killed. the impact of the violent protest is not escaping politics. mitt romney called it disgraceful that the u.s. embassy in cairo expressed regret that the american made film in salted muslims. >> having that embassy reiterate a statement affectively apologizing for the right of free speech is not the right course for the a ministration >> the ann romney tends to have a tendency to shoot first a

so weak in our political manifesto, the main aim was that we were going to give spain what it needed. there were not actual promises but as a general promised to try to manage the situation. the figures were worse but we were struggling. >> what would the opposition socialist to differently? spain has one of the biggest property bubbles followed by the collapse. >> we want comprehensive reform of the fiscal system. it has to be more progressive. we know in spain that corporations only pay 11% from their benefits. at the same time, there is a large number of citizens who do not pay taxes to income tax. they are liberal professions like people who put all their revenues inside society. we believe there has to be changes and we have to have a more comprehensive system that is able to control everybody. >> won the budget was announced, it was predictable. this economy has already seen 65 billion euros out of it this year. today was confirmed a further 90 billion euros would be cut over the coming two. >> 1 economy is represented here by the corporate giants to continue to flourish around

but to talk about not working on it, which is the main issue of contention not only here on the board but to the public, to agree to continue this for a week to me is saying we're not willing to work on programs to make them better for san francisco janice and i think that is the wrong approach. so me it's take it as it is, shove it down our throats the way it is today. it can get better and we're willing to work on it, even if it's slightly different than what i've proposed today and real realize it's come out in a last minute. it's a huge issue. i think we can get support on the board and i don't see a reason why we don't try. it speaks of being afraid to have that dialogue. >> president chiu: supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: i was, through the chair, wanting to ask supervisor wee wiener just o maybe articulate about what you hope to accomplish in one week's time. >> supervisor wiener: thank you, through the chair. >> president chiu: supervisor wiener. >> supervisor wiener: thank you, supervisor cohen. i also just want to, in terms of what supervisor campos mentioned, i was ha

at least sixteen more are slated to come off the production line in the coming years according to the main technological achievements of the construction is its fly ability even though it's a big. craft it's still compares favorably to smaller passenger planes in terms of maneuverability and. special and corrosive materials have to be you. training. simulator. in order to be prepared for the first time. in. the water. into a harmless mist before it reaches the flames. of course aeronautical engineers didn't do it all by themselves advanced electronics have helped make pilot's life a lot easier inside the berry of two hundred cockpits in the past the pilots had to monitor and regulate everything manually and using analog controls but no cockpits are lit up like a sports fanatics living room and game day to share the planes of the very latest kit very of turn to the institute of aircraft equipment. off the area two hundred m. complex was designed especially for this aircraft it includes six full color l.c.d. screens which display information about the flight navigation engines and control sy

about 10 kilometers from the market, just off the main road, lies the village of tukfini.arimu's millet field is on the outskirts of the village. the last rainy season in the summer of 2011 brought little relief, and the harvest was meager. it's long since been used up. >> look at this, these are my two granaries. i can fit 15 sacks of millet into each one. that's enough to last the nine months between the rainy seasons. but this year my granaries are empty. there's nothing to eat and nothing to plant. >> it is time to make the holes where i can sow the seed, but the rains need to have already started when i do that. otherwise the insects come and take all the seeds. >> before he received his millet ration, his family had been living for days off boiled leaves. they're normally used as cattle feed. the family had no choice. >> the water needs to be boiling. i have to cook the leaves three times over before we can eat them. the children still get a stomach ache. then they can't go to school. >> this clinic in niger's capital niamey is overrun with women from rural villages,

als the main storm arrives, we're looking at heavy rain, especially through 8:00. i think you'll notice the winds coming up. i think as we go past 8:00, the last rain will begin to push out. this will be breezy for the day on wednesday but dry and sunny and looking great before we get a new storm system potentially for the weekend. the other storm system we watch this parkts the peak -- part, the peak hurricane system, nadine as a tropical storm and really no threat for land. we'll continue to keep an eye on the tropics for the next four to six weeks. tonight 66, cloudy, mild with some scattered showers late in the mix. tomorrow pushing 80. bringing in storms with an increased risk of storms and thunderstorm threats through the afternoon and, again, some of it could be strong to see veemplet we'll keep an eye on it, keep us tuned in and also check us out online on your mobile app. tomorrow night 62. those storms begin to taper off late in the evening. i think we're looking great as we go into your wednesday. we'll have the chance for an early morning shower. wednesd

ground is one of my contacts is actually reporting that protesters in yemen have broken through the main gates of the u.s. embassy there reuters says hundreds sources say several thousands in total but again this is all based on eyewitness reports and so it's quite murky as to the facts what we did hear is that embassy employees in the u.s. embassy there had been moved to a safer location and there were multiple reports of live ammunitions being used up potentially by the security forces to disperse the crowd again we don't have live pictures at the moment so it's very difficult to tell but it certainly seems like the situation there is escalating there was also reports of smoke rising and masses of people gathering around the area of course this isn't the only location where protests have been taking place but what we have to keep in mind in terms of yemen is this is one country that has been sort of on the cusp of potential uprisings there the u.s. drone warfare programs in that country are not very popular neither is the ambassador and so if things do escalate there in yemen we really

and the main criteria will be the credit worthiness of the project. with your permission, whether who is eligible for this tifia stuff, if the credit worthiness is the criteria then this is geared to interpreting the help of the private sector into infrastructure development. here is the direction that the country is taking, we are borrowing money from the future at let me see low interest rates, but your question is good too. all interest rates are low now. but we are borrowing that from the federal government but we have to repay it later. and that is our policy for investigating infrastructure in the future. so not a great picture, not a picture that really commits the country to a solid future as far as creating the new infrastructure and rehab taiting the one that we have for to facilitate the current development of the nation. that will have to change. i think, when we start discussing the success to map-21 which will come next year. we have to start the discussion it is only a 2-year bill. the one thing that i think is hidden in all of this ter

we can change president but the foreign policy doesn't change both main political parties decided to go to war in my need of country to send the french army to go and kill people and i recall today it is syrian money abroad they were trying to get just like what happened with libya the french have a superiority complex to a point where they imagine that they are the one saving others but they don't know is there we see other people for their money. a teacher at a local school at a mother of three this is what she tells the kids to see the film something they tell the kids to study hard improve their language skills and they must think of their future outside of france are your confidence and that this point the french have clearly lost patience does or sylvia r.t. paris and i later in the program here are more reaction on western plans to recognize the syrian opposition i don't know what you could call the equivalent of the obvious recognition of a government in exile or building a government in exile perhaps if the russian government were to recognize the ku klux klan as a government

how the main street media is aiding obama by hiding the truth of what happened in libya. >> sean: we are 39 days from the election, and "hannity" starts right here, right now. we're awaiting the first pictures from a muslim rally on american soil in dearborn, michigan. they're protesting the trailer that continues to be blamed for all the violence that has recently swept the middle east and north africa. they claim that the filmmaker has blood on his hands. they want to stress the need to curb portrayals of islam and the prophet. let me explain what this means. they want to limit your right to freedom of speech. we'll have a full report and images in just a little bit on the program, and as soon as that video becomes available we will bring it into to you on the fox news channel. first new evidence tonight that senior members of the obama administration in fact engaged in a widespread cover-up in the hours immediately following the nation of four americans in libya. beyond just their misleading words, it's now their behind-the-scenes actions that are raising very serious questions to

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shift towards asia for russia in an exclusive interview that he gave to several days ago one of the main issues of course the importance of trade with china which has become one of the most important partners for russia with trade expected to exceed one hundred billion dollars through out the end of this year let's listen to what the g.o.p. has actually had to say during that exclusive interview with r.t. china's taking up this new leading role i know tony in russia's eyes but also in the eyes of the whole world nor what makes this rather special however is that russia and china are neighbors and our special relations took thousands of years to evolve to where they are. over the coming years we are bound to achieve. a one hundred million dollar turnover rate and of course is not only china in that region which is playing an increasing role russia has also announced that it is in negotiations with new zealand and vietnam to create a free trade zone and also of a person said that tens of other nations have filed applications to have these kind of negotiations with russia the us presidentia

they will look at that in the main course. the temporary injunction on that one. at the moment, i think relief for the markets, but it's only one stop further on the road. >> all right, silvia. thanks for that. joining us for more is chief international economist at img. just get your reaction to this. slowly, the plan, each little step, we're getting over it. we're getting kind of what we thought we were going to get. does that continue? >> well, hopefully it continues. there's a lot of things to happen over the next couple of months and this is one of the things that could have derailed us at a very early stage. i think entirely appropriate that market should respond with a small sigh of relief, but no more than that. a lot of other things to whack us off course as we move towards the end of the year. >> that may be the case. but are those things largely priced in at this point and does it matter? just to come back to the euro for a second, a dollar 30 here, if we punch through, it will be very interesting the see what that

of the army and the air force they were just minutes apart they also happened not far from one of the main squares of the capital city now they shattered the glass of windows of nearby buildings with some people reporting hearing those explosions several kilometers away in fact some eyewitnesses have gone as far as to say it was the largest explosion in damascus since fighting broke out there several months ago this part of the city is covered now with huge plumes of smoke the ambulances rushed to the scene the police have cordoned off the area to prevent traffic and people from getting closer we were also receiving reports that the ministry of defense is on fire now the syrian information minister has said that the explosions were caused by two roadside bombs one of which he says may have been planted inside the grounds of the army command headquarters he did deny initial reports that there were casualties saying that no civilians or army personnel had been hurt in these explosions and this does seem plausible because it happened at around seven o'clock in the morning local time the explo

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of the main problems that russia has over in the order to be able to capitalize on it. like a nation in the rate order. to make russia more attractive for international cargo flows we need to solve the problem of insufficient railway access to ports that keep the cargo on the tracks for days before it gets on board a ship customs regulations are another issue it takes almost two weeks for a container to get customs clearance almost the same amount of time. as it takes to transport it from blood it will stop to moscow once we improve services and customs procedures crosses a tentative cargo route such as the chance siberian runaway and the north the sea route will become attractive for international businesses. and of course we'll have plenty more exclusive interviews in the lead up to the apec summit of course live reports from there as well when that kicks off back to you in the studio all right thanks for the time marina and i'll be back with our top stories in just a couple minutes. there conduced childhood was overshadowed by this tragedy. these two feel the fear th