defenders of the southern way of life had made a staple of the claim that southern men accustomed to mastery over always her readers are nursed at the northern. lee was well aware of this ideological freight. in a planet union troops had not been equal to the confederate once the essential attributes of and had, his farewell address made a political statement. by denying legitimacy of the north military vic drake, confederates could tonight and with the right to impose its political will on the defeated south. here at appomattox, we moved on a second front to cast the surrender terms in the best possible light, hoping their paroles could confer a measure of immunity from reprisals at the hands of the federal, lee requested of grant at their april 10 made in on horseback that each individual confederate be issued a printed certificate signed by a union officer is proof that the soldier came under the settlement of april 9. grant readily assented to this request in keeping with the language of the surrender terms match that of the soldier observed the force for he resided, he would not

and there is the southern parcel, which boarders the nrg site. >> i am talking about the longer term lease. >> that is the longer term lease. >> that is where the current, you know, containerized storage operation is moving to, from that illinois, on 20th street, and in the current plan, they have put forward and that is in the fourth phase and it could happen, ten to 15 years down the road and however, what is happening now, is that forest city, is in a process of sort of reevaluating the phases, and the use, program, and that will be analyzed under sequa and so the phasing could change and it could change now as a result of that analysis and it could also change because the market conditions end up being much bet and her more sustained than the currently conservatively estimating and so all that we have are the current estimates and we will be back in front of you with a revised forest city plan before the sequa starts to give you an update about the phasing plan and the uses in that area. >> and just, and just kind of in agreement with commissioner murphy, that i am not quite sure

the self was unaffected in the southerners take a wrong message to say cotton is king. nobody will make more. not without serious ramifications. and how do they respond? to they ask the government for aid? they tell the state of pennsylvania keep out the militia we can handle this. fade deputize no polluting ended a writing within 24 hours and it is remarkable how quickly they rebuilt without any federal support for state support. and then here in dayton there is the flood hit the details of his employees here making boats and they build 90 small boats to put out all from dayton to new rescue people and deliver supplies t deputizes his own force to be sure there are no leaders and this time the national guard does arrive a couple of days late then the private sector in the local community he handled it. is shows the dependency mentality of katrina. self-sufficiency in to pull together as a community to handle this ourselves. i thought it would be interesting from two points of view where in our culture is the debate everything from mayor bloomberg from what size shrinks

i live in salt thank you very much indeed so security is being stepped up across russia after the southern city of volgograd was hit by two suicide bombings within twenty four hours the latest happened on a trolley bus as it approached a market during the monday morning rush hour and up to fifteen people and i learned to have died and up to twenty eight others injured including a one year old child three of them are said to be critically ill investigators say that time was carried out by a male suicide bomber and probably connected to sunday's train station bombing which killed at least sixteen people and left forty five others wounded sources close to the investigation are saying there is a suspect in sunday's a time a russian citizen who was allegedly a member of the darkest on based militant group and another now we'll have more updates on the two suicide bombings that have rocked one of the southern russia in the past two days up next on a biker speaks to the director general of the can i say sion for the prohibit of chemical weapons in while it's a part. the . economic ups and downs i

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coverage russian president vladimir putin has ordered security to be tightened across russia after the southern city of volgograd was struck by two explosions in a space of less than twenty four hours a latest blast ripping through a trolley bus during the monday morning rush hour in one vesta gaiters now suspect was a suicide attack both bombings have cleaned up to thirty two lives or he's margaret howell has been covering the events throughout the day in volgograd margaret are we any closer to getting more details about what happened today well some new details have emerged regarding the bombing this morning long a lot for enforcement officials now believe that the bomber there was a suicide bomber that he is male they believe that they may have found his body they are in the process of identifying it now now as you mentioned the two explosive devices identical this one in particular having roughly four k. g.'s of t.n.t. as opposed to the one before it with ten. about a smaller bomb in size but the impact still devastating the death toll now has. do you have an eyewitness account of what happ

a suicide bomber targeting a busy training station in the southern russian city of volgograd. a somber forecast for afghanistan's future after u.s. troops withdraw. military units on the move in south sudan amid a growing humanitarian crisis. the death toll still stands at 15, at least 15 people dead after a suicide bomber attacks a train station in the southern russian city of volgegrad. the bomber dealtnated as they approached the metal detector. the blast 457ing six weeks before the winter games in sochi. peter sharp has the details >> reporter: the chaotic aftermath of the attack on a railway stale in volgegrad. a body lies on the ground as the emergency services scramble to street survivors. officials say a woman set off ex place near metal detectors at the entrance to the main strain station. the blast captured on camera. the station was packed with thousands of people leaving on the christmas holidays. >> everything was covered in smoke after 10 minutes, i was able to see again and there were bodies everywhere. inside the train station, itse f itself, everything is destr

he presided in the end of that period over the southern caucus. certainly, the civil rights act of 1964, he was having no part of that. it took a lot to work around his opposition. he was certainly from lyndon , johnson's point of view, he was a great mentor. he learned a lot about the senate when he came over from the house from richard russell. >> another famous southerner. this is 1987. on the floor of the senate. in the wheelchair, he's had a leg amputated. john stennis. >> thank you, senator. i want to highly compliment the senator from new jersey and the senator from new york for an important and difficult week they did too at times that they did preparing the bill and holding the hearings and going to a good solid amount of difficult work at times. something we take for granted. and don't get into the facts enough as to what has been done. but i want to call attention to it. i would like to call attention to the people who are interested to the work that they've done. >> anybody like him? >> he was revered by his colleagues. their political

at least 15 people killed when a bomb exploded in the southern city of overad. a suicide bomber detonating explosives as they approached the metal get ector. inter fax was reporting the bomber was a man not a woman as was originally reported. closed circuit cameras confirmed that. these reports, we should point out, are preliminary. any fan of college football can tell you it is that time of year. it is bowl season, big games all week leading up to the national championship just one week from tomorrow. 650 teams, 70,000 athletes and millions of dollars up for grabs especially in texas where the longhorns are big business. newark schneider explains. >> texas longhorns football is a cash cow according to forbes, the university of texas leads all schools in merchandise sales and t.v. revenue and is the only college football team ever to bring in more than $100 million a year. and that's happened the past two. all of this with a team that's not played so well lately. 30 wins, 20 losses the past four years, but according to patrick riche who runs a firm in st. louis,

city of volgograd president putin has ordered security to be tightened across russia this after the southern city of volgograd was struck by two explosions in the space of less than twenty four hours the latest blast terry if you are a trolley bus during the monday morning rush hour and what investigators now suspect was also a suicide attack both bombings claiming the lives of up to thirty two people are teens margaret howell is in volgograd with all the latest margaret are we any we are about the latest suspected terror attack. well what we do you is the son of law enforcement officials did say that they were able to collect these fragments of the body that. are now i'm standing here on site just behind me here and a thirty eight blast on this truly. bustling market on monday morning that's claimed. that she lives and we actually do have a witness standing by to observe take a listen. i was in my way from work did a u. turn and then i heard a blast i was already standing in a queue and one of the other drivers asked if there was an explosion there was no panic but i hurt screens so i drove

and just two days ago, a car bomb killed three people in the southern russian city. iolence continues to claim lives, ordinary russians may well be wondering where the next attack will come. peter sharp, al jazerra in moscow. >> and at this hour there are conflicting reports as to whether that suicide bomber was a man or a woman. fred joins us now live from moscow, he's the moscow correspondent for the christian science monitor. fred, we know who is behind the attack, at least we believe we do. now comes word they are stepping up their efforts ahead of the winter games in sochi. so how concerned should u.s. citizens travel to go europe be? >> reporter: well, i think that it's an immense concern. it's clear that there is going to be a terrorist offensive to take advantage of the importance of the sochi games. you know, the president vladimir putin's prestige is riding on them. this is obviously a target of opportunity for them and they are going to go all out to do something spectacular. i think that is the consensus of experts. and so i guess people who worry about su

we made the determination that it had to do with a gang activity and southern hispanic gangs. in this particular case, the attacks seemed unprovoked. so that gave us cause to wonder about how widespread this might be. staff being assaulted and attacked is extremely serious. and we need to take all precautions to make sure that that type of threat doesn't exist on this facility or in this institution. so the decision was made to lockdown the southerners, pending the outcome of additional investigation. we're going to limit their movement, limit their access while we're investigating the possibility of violence. what we want to make sure of is we go through cells on facility. we search southern hispanics and try to find any type of intelligence we can. >> although the lockdown affects only southern hispanic inmates, the resulting tension affects the entire prison. this stress increases the ever-present friction between all inmates and corcoran's officers. >> if a staff below me disrespects me, i have the opportunity to take care of him or i get taken care of. if you don't know wh

just a few months at the southern russian city has been the target of extremist october suicide blast on a passenger bus which killed six and entered over thirty others it's still raw in the memories the people here governments around the world are beginning to realize that finding international terror threats can only read on global elite as both organized cells and lone terrorist continue to slip through law enforcements nets we're talking about asia how does the movement which is linked to al qaida that is operated not just in russia but also in other countries including in syria as we know now now the direct motive is not different from the previous attacks on moscow on other locations inside russia and i would say it is not so different from attacks that has happened around the world. be it against democracies against countries that they want to consider as enemies with a tragedy like this one that hit volgograd just days ahead of the new year's celebrations it's no surprise authorities thought it more appropriate to cancel the festivities and to clear the first three days of twe

officials say the incident happened in the southern part of the country. il ittner joins us live from london, and phil, what do we know about this crash? >> well, dell what we know is that this blackhawk helicopter came down around mid-afternoon in a southern province in afghanistan that borders are pakistan. six service members were killed. we do have confirmation as you say that they were u.s. service members. in the last 20 minutes or so we made a phone call to the international security assistance force headquarters in in kabul. the only thing they were willing to confirm is that the helicopter has been secured. there are boots on the ground and an investigation has begun. >> phil has anyone claimed response or was this an accident? >> nato officials are reluctant to say what caused the downing at this time. the taliban were quick to go on their twitter feed and claim responsibility. there were no known reports of enemy activity that was recorded by nato headquarters in kabul. no -- no firefighters or anything in the area, but certainly until an investi

all of this is occurring in such a way that we are evaluating the vegetation in the southern facing portion of the building and some of it as you can see is a lower vegetation and some are grass and here is a detail of that and the standard is more organic and so that you don't have kind of a wide, monumental stair there and on the side of the planted areas are seats where people can also relax on the regular benches as well as laying out on the grass and so there is a sensibility of a broad park that leads one towards the south of the site. this is looking from a mid level of that lawn, leading down towards the south, towards the adjacent pier structures and a hard scape that you can walk along the edge alongside of these planted zones of the great lawn are. there are trees and additional shade, and at the south east corner we have shaved away the pier edge itself we have moved 15,000 square feet of pier itself. and this is some what along the coast of northern california and of the bay area so that you can enjoy this view of the surrounding bay edges and of course the treasure island and

and so that proposal as can you see in the southern part of the southern part of the map was changing the zoning to zoning conditions that allow housing and allow office jobs or other kinds of commercial uses. the build form in soma is not like downtown. buildings are less tall and have more girth, if you will. and so that is kind of what we're trying to replicate in the neighborhood. you can see the height nodes from the map and mostly along the transit stations, but otherwise, we're expecting the support of bigger buildings and is that possible because of the large parcels that reflect its historical industrial nature. finally let's speak to what the build-out could be? so there is already a lot of uses on the ground today. we have a 700 houses unitss and 50,000 jobs in the neighborhood. and just to talk about jobs for a second, the real impetus of this plan is to support job growth. we have done a lot of planning in the planning department for the last ten years for housing. the housing market is in demand all over san francisco. there is very limited demand for jobs in areas outsi

and the same thing as far as my park. >> oh, we will put a botchy ball court on the southern end of the plaza. and don't worry no one else will come after that. and guess what? >> we have a children's playground. which did not belong there because we have six parks that have play grounds and so you see that it is all, and it is not..., it is smart development and how many real estate all of my life and that is how i saw the open space opportunity here for my park and so please, listen, and this is not the best use of land, on the embarcadero and furthermore, the biggest point that i have to make is why are you in competition where the giants will have to go and have an event venue and the retail and etc. etc. and you are pitting one development against the other on the port and for that reason, i do not know, it is insanity and you don't do that. so if you are going to have the giants build a venue on the parking lot there, let them throw it. but this way, you are going to knock everything out of the ballpark, so to speak. and create a lot of havoc because you are not planning it proper

how about some areas are here take leah captures the women take their descent southern canada. ah minus twenty for the high and friday this is the type of weather we have the url south side for too long especially exposed on a really has me craving hypothermia rather quickly least frostbite. the setting in denver on my knees and thereby or fridays while still well below the normal average for this time of year so deftly wanna watch a storm system not just the storm that the blast of arctic air as well as titles going on in eastern asia alas we were talking about. they are blasted a hole or a year from the north there well this week that she would be warming up high pressure work its way in from the west to katie did see some showers earlier on today but that's all that tapering off as is very weak will start to move off the high sets in. of the problem with this though is that it is creating these very cold winds in eastern china so we're top of the air pollution yet again and well as some areas there in around saying i know but port's beijing already the ear indices audience th

two days ago, a car bomb killed three people in the southern russian city of piatogost. ordinary russians may be wondering where the next attack will come. peter sharp, al jazeera in moscow. >> the global research director for controlled risks and joins us live from london, thank you for joining us. who do you think is behind this? >> a pleasure. >> he wanted to do everything he could to disrupt the sorbi olympics. he has labeled them an unholy event, and on u tune and it appears that the tranquil period that had exceeded this bombing and some of the others that led up to it is now over. >> over destabilizing the game some six weeks away, what is it that he and his followers want and what are their capabilities? >> well, it's interesting. there is a bit of a pattern emerging here that is before certain large federalents and the sorbi is the biggest of them all, but prior to federal e elections and other large national events, there have been these sorts of attacks. i think what they want to do first and foremost is remind the criminallin they are here and they are a force

the suspected suicide bomber was responsible for an explosion at a train station in the southern city of belgrade got to at least sixteen people were killed more than forty wounded the attackers and security officials with another challenge as russians prepare to host the winter olympics investigators say the attacker detonated the bomb

tavis: this year is the 100th anniversary of president would will rowson, a so programmed -- woodrow wilson, a self- proclaimed progressive. he went home as a southerner of a certain generation and pursued segregation through information -- infamous jim crow laws. the pulitzer prize winning writer has taken on the task of unraveling this contradictory man. mr. berg, led to have you on this program. ladd to have you here. to have you here. wilson is a racist, wilson is a sexist. tell me why he deserves this. i don't think he is a sexist. i think he is a racist. at the end of the day, he still stands as the most influential figure of that century. i think he brought about more change than any other person. most of it for the good. if you are an african american, it wasn't. tell me why you acknowledge or accept the racist moniker and push back the sexist moniker. >> he really did fight for women getting the vote. he wasn't for a constitutional amendment at first. -- talkple stock about about states rights, in the civil rights movement, it is usually code. but once we got to world war i, he became the most outspoken proponent for women having the right to

i'm here in the city of volgograd in the southern part of russia in the marketplace where that troll a bus exploded this morning at eight thirty in the morning causing a massive death bodies everywhere it has been confirmed that there was a suicide bomber on that trolling bus that claimed these lives we have an eyewitness account of this event. i was in my way from work to the u.-turn and then i heard a blast i was already standing in a queue and one of the other drivers asked if there was an explosion there was no panic but a hurt screen so i drove by to save the children and help people but they told me that only the driver of the bus was injured and so i took the driver surrogates to the hospitals in surrey he told me that the doctor had i also said that the cabin wasn't completely full but i saw around six corpses myself so the residue it was. producing at the moment of the explosion i was at home that's about one hundred fifty meters away from the bus the shock wave was really strong so my whole family jumped up from their beds after ten minutes i ran from my place to the bus st

security forces in russia are investigating another deadly explosion in the southern city of all go grab a trolley bus blew up on monday killing fourteen people. the attack resents authorities with yet another challenge. as the country prepares to host the winter olympics. health ministry officials say along with the dead another twenty eight had been wounded. this is the second attack in the city has many days although grant is one of the biggest idiots in the stock with a population of one million. it's known as the traffic of linking the capital moscow and the north caucasus region near sochi. the host location for the olympics. islamic militants have carried out acts in the area before and they've declared they will disrupt the winter games in february by any means. as the webinar putin has ordered the authorities tightened security on transportation systems across russia. they run media in china have reported that police in the siege and we are a timeless region. use deadly force to deal with an armed group that attacked them. the la news agency says nine people carrying explosives

news now seems an optional a suspected the mouse is sign the letter kills up to eighteen people in southern russia. an explosion at three three the main railway station of all the way the greek in my mouth welcome to the problem and the fast of the suspected terror trudging some fun lunch at twelve to eighteen people and dead and dozens more injured in the assault had been assistant bombing of the main railway station to see snowfall go blind. pc garbage can on physical as far as to who was known about that nonsense. although it is amazing that we have right now is up to eighteen people are believed to be in to have been killed. inxplosive up to s are believed to have been injured. i know the president has been notified about the situation and he sends his representative to hold a grudge if we are on his way to control the situation there on the spot the emergencies ministry is also on standby to deploy aircraft to hold a grudge. to provide medical help to be injured and possibly to evacuees goals in need of more sophisticated medical assistance to moscow now the national anti terror commit

and on friday a car bomb in the southern city of kent egoistic killed three people. police are looking into possible links to this attack. the cia security challenges that could disrupt the olympics in sochi the games open in less than six weeks. investigators in the egypt are investigating a bombing that has a attack device exploded outside a military intelligence building in a village north of cairo. a mooted for soldiers blasted through a wall leaving a pile of rubble the attack came as university students staged protests at a number of campuses security forces found a hand made bomb planted inside one campus in the northern city and county at that. given that the device even though the device before it went off jess is having on the street since july when generals overthrew president mohamed was the leader said the interim government and the cracking down on his supporters last week the designated the muslim brotherhood as a organization. unable to stop a wave of violence an islamic militant group has claimed responsibility for an attack last tuesday at police hea

hashaman what do the southerners think about it? >> it has still to be implemented and make a final decision about it because the whole problem in yemen in the past few years is has been how to move forward. you have to solve the issue in the south. the federal system based on two entities, one in the south, one in the north. the ones in the north will categorically say no. because this will lead the southerners to ask for independence in the future. now, the president had no other option but to set up this committee to decide this federal system. you have three parties which rejected this document. the party of the former president, socialist and the nationalist party. if the state maintain their position it is not going to work. you also have a big problem which is the separates themselves extremely very active in the south. they say we're not going to join any political process in yemen. the yemenis have to understand after 2011 when the president was ousted we have to create our own independent state. it's going to be a extremely

and then what we're looking at the in the southern portion of texas. mperatures quite frigid especially in the center of the united states. we'll have more on that coming up. >> france has given the go ahead for its much debated millionaires tax. under the president's proposal, companies will pay a 50% duty on workers who make more than 1 million euros, which is $1.4 million. as a way to make the wealthy help with the countries financial crisis. >> the rose bowl parade is going to honor a special group of women this year. the women were the first to fly planes during world war ii. we sat down with one of the women, known as watches. >> her hands are not as head as they once were, her eyes not as sharp, but in her heart, she's a pilot. its what she always wanted to be. >> i used to tell my father that's what i wanted to do. he'd always say not something girls usually do, but say more power to you. i was never discouraged by him. >> there was never much hope for a woman who wanted to fly until the attack on pearl harbor. she saw a newspaper ad seeking wom

and in the southern hemisphere, it's summer. that's the way it works. southern hemisphere in summer this time of year. we're in winter. some of that weather they're perhaps seeing around rio, you're going to find it in the bay area. temperatures at bottom of the screen, seven-day forecast warming evwarm ing over the next couple days. track santa on nbcbayarea.com and watching santa moving from the southern hemisphere into the northern hemisphere at 1 1:00. watching the very latest on the travel forecast for santa. right now, temperatures around the bay area in the 50s outside. the problem with high pressure is that it, once again, acted like a lid on top of the bay area. now what's different about tomorrow's spare the air alert is notice the south bay kind of going off the charts there. as we're talking about unhealthy for everyone. you don't often see that during the winter. in fact, i can't recall in many years that at least during the winter you get air quality levels as bad as we're going to see in the south bay tomorrow. san jose, santa clara valley

reports of a so-called black widow suicide bomber this is the second time in just a few months that the southern russian city has been the target of extremist october suicide blast on a passenger bus which killed six and over thirty others is still raw and the memories of people here governments around the world are beginning to realize that fighting international terror threats can only be done globally as both organized cells alone terrorist continue to slip through law enforcement's next we're talking about a jihadist movement which is linked to al qaida that is. not just in russia but also in other countries including in syria as we know now now the direct motive is not different from the previous. on moscow on other locations inside russia and i would say is not so different from attacks that has happened around the world i'll got a c.v. it's against democracies against countries that they want to consider as enemies with a tragedy like this one that hit volgograd just days ahead of the new year's celebrations it's no surprise authorities thought it more appropriate to cancel the festivitie

down towards the southern part of california, we are dealing with red flag warnings. temperatures warm, 80 degrees. look at the area. we are talking about the coastal regions to the north-west and including los angeles. we think this will continue until about 10am. that's how it stands right now. it could be extended. it was extended yesterday and could today. temperatures warm. we are looking at sunday, seeing about 79 degrees there. showers down here towards the southern part of texas, including san antonio, and we don't think we'll see accumulation or flooding. dallas at 53 degrees, at san antonio. tuesday warming up to 55 degrees. >> ice breaking ships are heading to antarctica to rescue a vessel trapped in thick ice with 70 on board. the ship carrying scientists and explorers was on an expedition, getting stuck on tuesday 70 miles south of australia. >> the first vessel is expected to reach the area on friday. >> turmoil in turkey - a corruption scandal threatening the leader of a key u.s. ally. getting fined for getting a divorce. a look at a country penalizing m

we will show you the nominations live just after 5:30 this morning. >>> a man free diving along the southern california coast came ashore with a giant catch. go ahead and take a look, he halled in an 18-pound lobster with his bear hands. joseph said the giant lobster put up a fight and he suffered cuts while watching it and they can be legally caught using hoop nets or by hand but they must be reported to fish and wildlife officials. >> wow. >>> coming up next, dramatic car chase through antioch and other cities as well, at times there are other crashes which led up to this. >>> and why this man is featured in a controversial new featured animation. >>> and this is highway 24, it looks good here but there is already some slowed traffic in places. >>> well, it's still cold but there is still a freeze warning ahead, will we have any rain? i will have all your details coming up. . >>> later this morning, a referee will help decide if it is going to be bart number 2 or bart strike. >>> and flight 214 crashed at fso and he war back and we have new information about the emergency response. >>> plu

is working on it on the six feet and the southern station, unbelievable, these people are out there doing their job every day. i see them and i talk to them. and things are looking good, under the block of turk. yeah, you know, things that are even looking better. and hello. good morning. good morning. we have got (inaudible) back and stopped first and with the little, unconstitutional, because of the superior court that says, no, it is constitutional, and don't for with iowa 1976, guess what you are right all along, stop as long as this is reasonable suspicion, and i know chief, sir was a totally against the stop and frisk, we debated this months ago but guess what? it works. it works. it totally works. ray went over board with it and his police department status out, and you don't keep the statistics for that. and no, all of the cops were overreacting to it and guess what? the man is back. and bill is back and the police and you got the man and we get the man right here. san francisco, and thank you chief, sir. >> thank you, clyde. >> good evening, commissioners. >> dian

expected to be sent to the island of guam the transfer is meant to ease the burden on okinawa the southern prefecture hosts the majority of u s military facilities in japan the senate has been blocking funding related to the transfer in fiscal two thousand and fourteen which began in october but the armed services committees of both chambers agreed on the contents of the national defense authorize they should act for the current fiscal year. they approved an expenditure and eighty six million dollars. the bill includes a clause maintaining a freeze on past budgets by japan and the us on spending related to the transfer the freeze would stay in place until all construction plans for bases on guam are submitted. sources say part of the freeze has been lifted us officials estimate the transfer will cost eight point six million dollars japan will contribute about a third of that about the us plan aims to start the transfer of marines in their early twenties twenties eight major american technology companies have joined the urge the us government to scale back its surveillance of citizens they'

>> the southern federal district is controlled by a man in putin's personal network. the man who controls it is the brother-in-law of the man who controls oil in russia, so they are closely connected. the man who is in charge of this district has a background as the justice minister, wrote a book on thou compat terrorism. going after him, showing how weak he is, he can protect socchi, but not volgograd. it's a way of sending a message to putin that he is week. >> you hit on the topic - be able to protect socchi. do you think it's protected? >> i think it is. that's where russia is concentrating their forces. they have to protect socchi, moscow, st. petersburg is another city where people will come in. if you are a terrorist, what you want to do is attack big population center which are not where the forces are >> do you think the cities are here because they can't reach socchi? >> yes, or they cannot take effective action because of the gigantic security presence. >> you think it's related to the olympics. >> no doubt. there was a call in june to show russia that it wa

in the southern hemisphere summer starts in december and ends in much. so seasonal operations are over. geological samples are gathered during the summer a loaded into containers. cold water is drained from the station and windows are boarded up and filled in with insulation if the snow is given even the slightest chance to sneak in it will be impossible to get out of. the diesel generator was the last to be shutdown no one can survive without heat. takes just a few hours to complete. the station is ready for winter. or will fly people to the academic field. oh there are no good to see you good to see you back here they told us you'd come you're here and fortune is smiling upon us again everything's going to be great. i'm going to be eighty five in april now i only go to the doctor. and antarctica. i'm drawn towards it my wife isn't even aware of these expeditions in the last few years. rushes expeditions to antarctica from cape town south africa while the ship stays in port for a few days the team members enjoy some time off. many of them want to take a

it began with reports coming into the newsroom now in a deadly bombing as the train station is the southern russian city of buffalo that at least thirteen people reportedly dead and scores other others injured. according to russian anti tears and khamenei the attack carried out by a female suicide of bomber command in the exact figure as of now stands at thirteen and ppl ecb is an amateur of footage coming out of buffalo grad of the city was hit second of october by another suicide bomber that attack took place on a crowded bus and six people were killed in that attack the decals are still coming into the miserable once again at least thirteen people killed in this bombing which i had a train station in the southern russian city of buffalo that wilco of course the new more on this as it's that comes into the newsroom. now what we wanted to let in on the mourners have gathered for the funeral of former minister mohammad get chocked up the service taking place at salary not mosque in the heart of beirut the prominent opposition figure was killed in a car bombing on a friday. six other people

i've since march of last year when ice was last seen in the darkest on this southern russian republic. it isn't a good business sense. i've been stretched along the way to welcome that as well to keep his eyes and to keep track of the situation there is video off the blast out there on the internet of course then there are also reports witnesses were saying that the glass is incredibly powerful. have a quick listen to what the words they are at the scene had to tell about this i was inside and leading home. i heard an explosion nineteen realized what had happened. an ace on the giant engines to was completely ruined. people like coming out with their hands tied. i was with child not far from where the blast happened i saw a last shot last night i pushed it onto the floor and covered him that my body. we were drinking coffee there was an explosion. i was lucky to be re my height and save me from all the shattered glass. the green screens michael discovered in mind well the first three days of school year has been declared to the days of mourning awful that it's important to the shady s

olympic committee now expressing concerns over those two deadly bombings in two days in the southern city of volgograd, russia. volgograd is about 550 miles from the capital city of moscow and 400 miles northeast of sochi. that is site for the olympic games which begin in just six weeks. peter sharpe is in volgograd. >> the twisted gutted remains of a trolley bus in volgograd. bodies and debris are strewn across the street. russian investigators say a male suicide bomber was responsible for the blast. it is the second in the last 24 hours. people were killed by a sue sierd bomber in volgograd's main railway station. security at the entrance prevented more deaths. >> the explosive device was the equivalent of 4 kilograms of tnt, it was filled with shrapnel. and because it was the same as the other incident, this confirms they were connected. >> formerly the kgb is coordinating the hunt for these attacks. the people now worried that this could be just the start of the concerted bombing campaign leading up to the start of the winter olympics in february. the sochi olympics are a major pr

internet to settle for teaching sites connected to save it the second posting two days has struck the southern russian city of local pride according to the vice governor of the region at least thirteen people have being killed and an explanation on a trolley bus this morning. here we can see the remains of the posts its brief line off and get very strewn across the street mason dominance as i said to have arrived quickly on the scene. as with yesterday's announced federal investigators in russia calling be atop the terrorists stop. security cars already being tightened involve the crowds following sunday a suicide bomb attack on the city's train station a nail in a way to least seventeen people were killed the chance he said this is to kill the area following monday started the six nation in foal to crack. the russian health menace the veronicas full sia that has spoken from the scene of the last. he avoided at all the people in jeddah serious injuries she say is that suffering from benson multiple trauma as typical injuries after an explanation. eyewitness accounts of bolt upright second post

it was an enduring presence of the commemorative calendar. festivities begin in southern virginia as early as 1866. on the north carolina border they commemorate april line because as they saw it if we had never been beaten the emancipation proclamation would have been to no avail. the pivotal role as is a liberation would long remain a point of pride within the black communities. george washington williams noted in his landmark history of the negro race in america that at appomattox in the last hour of the slaveholders rebellion the brilliant fighting a black troops in sure the salvation of the union. additional symbolic meaning. for he and his army typified the first families of virginia then made in in sustainable claim that in defeating lee's army they dealt the death blow they insisted that only that the union army victory emanated from a superior virtues loss of the black troops in particular exemplify that virtue. most important, african-american soldiers interpretation of surrender inscribed a civil rights message into the magnanimous terms of the surrender, empha

in the southern district of coal dust levels reached nearly three hundred micrograms per cubic meter on wednesday forcing the city to show preliminary those warning for the first time this year. but there's good news on the rise those concentration levels are expected to decline gradually starting thursday the concentration may be high in the morning call into total because of the fine particle pollution coming from china. the daily average is expected to return to normal today. that does contain costs of pollutants including heavy metals and bacteria and health experts of us were that's what the gospel. that would be up for that goal. what does that or at their peak. have been i didn't it. in other news us vice president joe biden has just arrived in seoul on this thursday evening at the last leg of this east asia to biden is slated to meet with president aka name on friday and is hoping to ease tensions in a region that has been rattled by diplomatic route over air defense doubts on sunday has been. the yellow be the last stop for us vice president joe biden at the back step is to b

heavy snow from the southern plains to the ohio valley and dangerous ice in southern states. very angle of this story. let's start with ana cabrera in denver. ana? >> good morning, chris. the snow here has given us a break but you can see there is plenty on the ground here in colorado. it is a slippery commute this morning, but the biggest issue are the extremely cold temperatures. negative 13 in denver last night, setting a new record low. and only single digits for the highs today. unfortunately this is just the beginning as this arctic air mass continues to spread. a dangerous and drastic temperature plunge has millions shivering this morning across the country. >> well, the thermometer in my truck said 7 degrees when i was driving over here. it's cold. >> reporter: overnight, the mercury dipping even lower, some places experiencing bone-chilling, feels-like temps of 30 to 40 degrees below zero. the arctic blast stretching from the southern rockies to duluth, minnesota. this massive winter storm is unleashing strong winds along with heavy snow. a treacherous combination, cr