and that was the west point glee club, singing the west point alma mater, this is the time of year thatal high school, it is something they're anticipating and looking forward to. >> it is also the time to remember the thousands of americans celebrating the holidays far from home. >> these are the highest quality young men and women out there, selfishly standing between the evil that is between us and our values. like generations that have gone before them, they are willing to stand in those ranks and do what is needed. >> the christmas season here is incredibly busy. we have homework, quizzes, tests, getting ready for finals. >> you're far away, you're not with your real family, but the people make it feel special. a rare moment when you realize the people around you, all 4,000 of us, are really a family. >> i'll be home for christmas. >> and there is one december tradition that everyone looks forward to. >> every year, the cadets have a holiday dinner where they get dressed in their best uniforms. washington hall will be decorated beautifully. >> and washington hall is no ordinary din

us for our west point holiday special, i'm john scott, here at the academy of west point, to bring youthe hudson river, the location chosen in 1778 is no accident. >> george washington founded west point because he knew it was very important strategically. and founded in 1778. >> general washington chose this location to stop the advancement during the revolutionary war. years later, with the legislation signed by thomas jefferson in 1802, the college was established devoted to training professional leaders in warfare. now, more than 200 years later, they're aware of the legacy placed on their shoulders. >> tradition is everywhere here, the uniforms were the same as it was in 1802 when the school opened. it gives us a background and experience to draw from. >> since day one, everyone has their heart set on serving the country. it is something you never regret, so you always get hyped and re-inspired. >> i think if the average america wants to see what is right with america, they would find it here at west point with the cadets, with america's sons and daughters. they are just incredibl

terms that is not ten yahoo will make a grand show where he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and in the exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the palestinian authority you better get serious about negotiations now because if you don't resolve the conflict we're going to cease subsidizing the projects no bust bank so basically the e.u. is now colluding collaborating with the us. turning the screws on the public student loans that incidentally is the purpose behind the current murderous blockade of gaza to break the will of the people of god so so they repudiate hamas the palestinian authority will then claim to speak for all the palestinians the palestinian authority will because who really has no choice concede to the u.s. is really demands which the e.u. is goi

it is time to reach out to the west and show the world we are genuine about starting a new chapter? >> well, you see, in iran, we have political elections, popular e elections and the people choose governments. they chose mahmoud ahmadinejad. they chose a different path this time around. and that election provided a historic opportunity to us and to the west in order to try to address this issue. we are not talking about sanctions. the effect of sanctions has been two-fold. when sanctions started, iran had less than 200 sentence triv fuse. it has been about 18,000 and 800 centrifuges that has been added to iran's stock of centrifuge. sanctions have utterly failed in that regard. on the other hand. the people of iran blamed the west for restrictions that have been imposed on the livelihood, on the ability to buy medicine, on the ability to finance and purchase food items from abroad and they have blamed it squarely on the west for because they have tried to exercise their right and they have resisted pressure and intimidation and iranians are almost allergic to pressure and intimidat

the west this point. i just want to say that so far. unlike what john said in london it hasn't quelled the anti russian side to men in fact people after this announcement and you can debate it until the end of time whether it was expected or not a lot of the western journalists found the most interesting thing that putin talked for too long today even despite this enormous news whether or not you expected it or not and i think putin is in a very very difficult position because it's a lose lose position if he didn't do this he would be criticized if he did this criticize he said today he envied obama it's just for that reason well i think that the tide is swinging in london and elsewhere in favor of mr putin just as an example last night i had i had a taxi driver who was turkish here in london and he had me talking russian. associate and he said oh you're russian i said no no i'm british but speak a little. better russian i lived there for a long time and he said oh you're right mr putin i said mr putin is doing good things for russia and

terms that is not ten yahoo will make a grand show where he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and in the exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the power authority you better get serious about negotiations now because if you don't resolve the conflict we're going to seize subsidising the projects no bus bank so basically the e.u. is now could move the collaborating with the us. turning the screws on the public student loans that i didn't see the purpose behind the current murderous blockade of gaza to break the will of the people of god so so they repudiate hamas the palestinian authority will then claim to speak for all the palestinians and the palestinian authority will there because he really has no choice concede to the u.s. is really demands which the e.u. is

israeli position was in a word or in a nutshell what israel wants is approximately ten percent of the west bank the area behind the wall that it's been building taking in the major settlement blocks that israel wants a notification of the palestinian right of return basically an international solution of the refugee question which doesn't allow palestinians to return to what is now the state of israel those are israel's two key demands and the opinion of the united states and israel is and also as i have to say always be your opinion union the position now is let's resolve the conflict according to the israeli terms that is not ten yo who make a grand show where he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and in the exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the palestinian a

the west this point. i just want to say that so far. unlike what john said in london it hasn't quelled the anti russian sentiment in fact people after this announcement and you can debate it until the end of time whether it was expected or not a lot of the western journalists found the most interesting thing that couldn't talk for too long today even despite this enormous news whether or not you expected it or not and i think putin's in a very very difficult position because it's a lose lose position if he didn't do this he would be criticized if he did this criticize he said today he envied obama it's just for that reason that has put him there taking a big gamble here. saying that could be a negative reaction among some people but the opposition they would love to see this happening. could we see him perhaps becoming part of the opposition here the movement. oh i don't know maybe from outside of russia i can't speak to that the terms of his. freedom and so forth but i think the the operation that holder cos he was a part of the his fou

terms that is not ten yahoo will make a grand show where he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and in the exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the power authority you better get serious about negotiations now because if you don't resolve the conflict we're going to cease subsidizing the projects no bus bank so basically the e.u. is now colluding collaborating with the us. turning the screws on the public student loans that incidentally is the purpose behind the current murderous blockade of gaza to break the will of the people of gaza so they repudiate hamas the palestinian authority will then claim to speak for all the palestinians and the palestinian authority will then because he really has no choice concede to the u.s. israeli demands which the e.u. is going

terms that is not ten yahoo will make a grand show where he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and that in exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the palestinian authority you better get serious about negotiations now because if you don't resolve the conflict we're going to seize subsidizing the projects no bus bank so basically the e.u. is now colluding collaborating with the us. turning the screws on the problem student loans but i didn't see the purpose behind the current murderous blockade of gaza to break the will of the people of gaza so they repudiate hamas the palestinian authority will then claim to speak for all the palestinians the palestinian authority will because who really has no choice concede to the us is really demands which the e.u. is going alon

so effectively they want ten percent of the west bank but not ten yahoo star of the show he pretends that israel wants all of the west bank and then during the go she only sions the claim will be israel's making a heart wrenching concession as it gives up ninety percent of the world's bank but by giving up ninety percent of the west bank is will then get to keep all it really once exactly as sippy livni keep saying the wall is our final border israel wouldn't be investing billions and billions of dollars into building this wall if it wanted territory beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i had a hard time doing if not if god had a head to head. jumping i'm sorry it's not just the wall and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's there is they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright and far too well informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policie

it goes to the immediate area of the gymnasium and pool on the west side. at gives you th the configuration. >> who did the student ask for the teacher. >> he asked the other students in the specific area. >> how is it that no teacher or administrator encountered this student first. how did this student get to the other students first? >> first off you have to understand that this is a high school. these young men and women who are here to be educated come and go fairly freely. they have down time and breaks in their day. they're moving in and about the school on a regular basis. certainly as the individual entered the school, he asked for the teacher immediately from the students who were in the area. there were no other teachers in the area. >> was the gun visible at that time? >> the suspect was carrying a-- [ overhead plane noise ] >> the student who entered the high school was armed with a shotgun. i'm not at liberty to discuss the weapon at this point but he was armed with a shotgun. he made no effort to hide it or conceal it. he carried it into the sc

has got to realize its foreign policy the trouble is if you look at syria for example the west is actually on the same side as a terrorist because it's because of its relationships with in large between saudi arabia and israel who both want that regime in syria to be removed so i think we need a shift in the western capitals i think we need to get to work closer with russia because when there is closer cooperation we saw that with the boston bombings didn't we when we had the russian warnings about the south sorry no problems were ignored by the americans because then again there was this tendency so it's russian warnings taken with a pinch of salt and so unless the west does work cooperate more seriously with russia as equal partners in this battle against the radical terrorist groups you know that's the problem that met that's the major shift that's got to happen and it's ok to have nato she's coming out today quite rightly to get this attack but i'm less there is this approach to russia more respectful approach instead of this on the one hand sam going to work russian the oth

the snow to the west. this is not the snow and ice that's going to affect us, it's around the washington, d.c. area, the rain through the day today. now, storm team 4 radar showing where the rain is in montgomery county, howard county and fairfax. most of it on the lighter side. the heavier rain is in the martinsburg area and i-81. it will stay all rain tonight. over the weekend, the cold air moves in. we have a winter storm watch in effect. potential, one to two inches of snow and ice around i-95 corridor. two to four inches to the west. it may be a little high. we'll talk more about that later on. right now, all eyes are on sunday afternoon. guys? >> all right doug. two corruption cases are shaking the d.c. police department. an officer is being investigated for prostitution. pat collins was in court with the officer facing child important charges and asked d.c. police chief cathy lanier what it means for the department. >> reporter: teenage girls, cops, accusations of bad behavior, the consequences, hurt

remember the huge jump of money from russia which many people in the west many banks in the west and scott recently not terribly concerned anyway were having this money and also of course as i say think tanks universities and so on this huge generous donations what i think we may now be in is a situation that kind of ability of people to plunder the society has been brought to an end that after all is one of the reasons why a lot of it hooting has remained basically popular a lot of people if they have a criticism of the russian government of the prosecution service is not the holocaust and so on the course now to others were to mend their ways and carry on without having to thank any kind of restitution of illegal immigrants who mounted mountains. professor marc ullman live in oxford great to talk to you thanks very much and have your thoughts thank you thank you. well for more on his first public comments after his release and to get opinion and analysis on his case and surprise pardon head to our web page that is on our t.v. dot com. benjamin netanyahu has spoken out against israe

over syria where russia and public opinion the west has dropped the warmongers plans to attack syria so the western elites i think the question then will mock whatever putin does. they will criticize because they want a different kind of russian president someone like yeltsin who will do what they want who will take ronald bullets from the west and look neil over to them now. american security to be reasserted that's what the west elite want so president putin does he began to be governed and it's called journalist neil clark mr clark thank you very much indeed for sharing your insight with us weapons shaders thanks very much earlier by i and president putin's decision to release me came as a big surprise at home but among the european leaders there's been quite a reserved reaction to the needs let's now get more from laura smith had a lorissa mccomas case pardon is a major breaking news story here russia but that's not quite the case in europe as it. no reaction admittedly has been pretty muted over here i've been looking at the newspapers this morning and of course they are all cov

the question. did you kill those boys? west memphis, arkansas, 1993. all town, blue collar, steeped in religion, crisscrossed with truck traffic and interstates. just across the mississippi from graceland and beale street in memphis, tennessee. it's a quiet place most people drive past. but it was home for three 8-year-old boys named stevie branch, christopher buyers and michael more. >> they were best buddies. christopher started coming in to be friends, i'm going to say, about a month or so before they passed away. but it was always davy and michael moore. >> on may 5th, 1993, the three boys went to school, came home and went out to play. stevie branch's mother, pam hobbs, remembers it like it was yesterday. >> we wasn't home probably five or ten minutes when michael moore came over and asked if stevie could come and go ride bikes with him. and i was telling him, i said, not today, son, i'm getting ready for work, and i'm cooking and all that and he and michael just kept begging, please, let me go, so like a lot of parents do, i gave in and i said, ok

israeli position was in a word or in a nutshell what israel wants is approximately ten percent of the west bank the area behind the wall that it's been building taking in the major settlement blocks that israel wants a nullification of the palestinian right of return basically an international solution of the refugee question which doesn't allow palestinians to return to what is now the state of israel those are israel's two key demands and the opinion of the united states and israel is and also as i have to say always be your opinion union the position now is let's resolve the conflict according to the israeli terms that is not ten yo who make a grand show that he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and in exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the power authority y

of the soviet union the west for the last twenty years has been attempting to place a sanitary cordon around russia. and we'll be bringing you more expert opinion and analysis of events there in ukraine as well as live updates from the capital throughout the day all the latest developments are also available on our website party dot com. damage to a company's reputation and a whole host of legal and economic risks well these are the main threats outlined by the u.k. government to any firms thinking of doing any business with their partners in israeli settlements in the west bank are these tests are similar explains what is behind the reaction. the explicit expression of its position over israeli settlements in occupied territories which are considered illegal under international law the u.k. government's trade and investment arm had issued a warning to british businesses over the risks of involvement in economic and financial activities in the settlement said one of those could be a potential damage to the company's reputation now i spoke with the u.k. trade and investment arm and the

israeli position was in a word or in a nutshell what israel wants is approximately ten percent of the west bank the area behind the wall that it's been building taking in the major settlement blocks that israel wants a nullification of the palestinian right of return basically an international solution of the refugee question which doesn't allow palestinians to return to what is now the state of israel those are israel's two key demands and the opinion of the united states and israel is and also as i have to always be european union the position now is let's resolve the conflict according to the israeli terms that is not ten yo who make a grand show where he's withdrawing from ninety percent of the west bank to the ten percent behind the wall and in the exchange for this grand concession by the israelis the palestinians are going to have to give up the right of return that's basically how the theater the drama is going to play itself out and if you look at yesterday's for example reports yesterday in the israeli press the e.u. made a statement it said to israel and the palestinian authorit

is just now starting to move so the west coast. as a matter of fact, they have snow today on the pacific coast beaches. maybe even tomorrow some snow in las vegas before it eventually pulls out and impacts the northeast on sunday and monday. either way, 7/8 of the country will remain in an icy grip with many record lows for the southwest. back to you. >> thanks, jim. that is going to be the worry for us. it's not going to be the snow. it is going to be the ice. this will be a significant ice storm for many portions of area. winter storm watch in effect for sunday all of the way through monday morning. one to two inches of snow and ice around the i-95 corridor. potentially two to four back towards the west. again, that includes snow and ice. i'm going to break it down for you. i will show you ho is going the get hit the hardest because some of us will get walloped. >>> some folks here are hunkering down before the storm moves through this weekend. today's rain didn't keep everybody indoors. jackie bensen continues our team coverage l

protests numbers were down played and the west was accused of furnishing the uprising. moved into overdrive to preserve its relationship with its former republic and former ally. our stage is kiev. the first big story to come out of the protests was the political one. the size of the demonstrations. the scale of political dissent over the yanukovych government's position over negotiations with the eu. then came the media side of the story. at least 51 journalists, local and international, accused of beating them, and not a single arrest charge let a loan a conviction. >> that amount of journalists who suffered and beaten had never happened in the ukraine and nobody was ever punished. >> as the victims said the cruelty of riot police representatives increased when press representatives said please to not beat us. we are from the press. and their rivals said, i will show you the freedom of speech. >> it is difficult for me to say whether they were specifically targeting journalists put the police had a specific task to do that. those who intentionally put themselves in da

the current government syria so unless the west wants to assert that well then it would be probably says it based like afghanistan where us after the hullo ninety eight will become a. terrorist against the west so now it was time to leave my base not that these terrorists now is like they fred this may well be these they kids going to turn there and that's a. very complicated difficult picture painting the international affairs and defense analyst thanks for your analysis. all the time the u.k. based syrian observatory for human rights is reporting at least thirty six people have been killed in airstrikes in the syrian city of aleppo fifteen of those victims is said to be for them. the latest update from. the island is finally ready to take its finances into its own hands in the past week having become the first state to work itself free of rescue loans the milestones expected to dominate the irish prime minister's televised address in fact to the nation in about an hour's time test for a set of reports from dublin. people know that in that decision they endured the three years of very v

the so-called west memphis three were abruptly granted their freedom. thing that would have been very hard to believe when i first met one of them on death row in 2010. >> between the rain and the overcast skies it looks really bleak out here. knock around but farmlands and small towns probably for the last 20 miles. penitentiary area. beware of hitchhikers. that suggests that people might actually escape from this place. but this prison is the supermax of arkansas. the worst of the worst go to this prison. and at the time of his conviction no one was considered worse than damien echols. judged as the leader of a grotesque and senseless murder spree, a jury of his peers sent him here to be executed. but that happened 17 years earlier. when i first met the once cocky and defiant teenager who horrified enraged thousands of people, he was pushing 40. >> hi. >> escorted to our interview, handcuffed and shackled, the damien echols i see appears frail, lonely and eager to tell his story. you know, people are going to be watching you throughout this interview,

the only reason he's being glorified in the west is because he's a critic and an opponent of president poets and we've got more news just a minute as we examine what's fueling the crisis in south sudan but more than just ahead. there's a media leader so we may be. either see your. mother your party there's a goal. is that no one is asking with the gas they deserve answers from. politic. well again with twenty four to just a week away now a sifting through all these top stories. these local two big mouths our heads braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giants chevron . this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some have dubbed the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which yemen is just one of the front lines. oh oh. one of those big stories of the year more than day david versus goliath local communities fighting for their land against the oil and gas giants seeking to drill for easy money so called fracking technology widely criticized as being dangerous and devastating for the environment but dra

there are also changes in russia's relations with the west and apparently there are signals for more transparent and trustworthy ties on both sides but a board warming talent is still something that must pass to deal with. the media members have a phobia against russia which is really said this leads to some of our european partners still wanting to keep dividing lines within europe and even move these lines eastward the countries that you'd rather be with them or against them you can use the comments for the last november's nato drills near russia's western borders the largest in ten years six thousand troops from all member states as well as finland sweden and ukraine practice defending the baltics from an identified flight from the east while president putin is question of what was the point of still planning to build an anti missile defense system in europe without of threat from iran still hasn't been properly answered by washington there aren't any firm guarantees the system want to be aimed at russia either you've got this kind of moscow. and we invite you to watch the highligh

the only reason he's being glorified in the west is because he's a critic and opponents of president putin will return in a few minutes with a review of the most important things of the year the risks of fracking technology . no. this christmas no no no the north pole has been virtually invaded season occupied and so now santa is living in the occupied territories of the north pole. oil up there rudolph the red reindeer has been read designated a terrorist. and a commie. n. word any word that sets you up and makes you see the need for the us military to occupy. oil rich homeland so while you may remember him as the free gift giving flying friend from now on folks is the commie terrorist or all rich reindeer so bye bye santa but by rudolph there is oil to be secured from those bad guys. pm here in moscow now twenty four just weeks away was sifting through more of the year's top stories. these are local to big chunks out here braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giants chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that

i'm not worried about the roads. westomery prince william, fauquier culpeper anyone by i-81 or the blue ridge, ice is a threat here. what i mean is i think we'll see upwards of a quarter inch of ice and could see downed trees, branches and power lines. be prepared for power to go ouchltout. winter storm warning in effect two to four inches of snow and ice. this is not just snow it's ice, too. a little less around that area. still, a big problem. four day forecast 43 degrees on saturday down to 33 on sunday. sunday is the day it all happens. still rain on monday with a high of 45. early monday could be a bit of a problem. if you are traveling early on monday we'll talk about that coming up but we could have some delays. maybe school closures during the morning on monday morning well to the west. tune into nbc 4 at 4:00 a.m. a little bit in the way of snow on tuesday. nothing to worry about here. this is much less. look at all the cold numbers. high temperatures only in the 30s. next wednesday, thursday and on friday. we wi

because of pressure from the west sorry you know they actually have the release of mr khodorkovsky do you think this will help to improve russia's image abroad russians piece of what russia's image abroad. well it helped to improve russia's image i get is i got your point. i am not to i'm not you i think what i what i said before you know that the people in the west and would have forgotten so quickly what has happened after the break of the soviet union the fall of the soviet union i mean it was in times of boris yeltsin there were the all the guards which have taken over poland were most influential in russia and to president putin came and you know be a criticizing today the influence of the other guys in the ukraine for example but we welcome somebody a representative of this group who has been imprisoned in russia so i'm not sure if it has something i don't i think it's a message to the that all the guys in russia have no influence on russian politics and to western world has to accept that maybe we should look in the west and would about the influence of all of the girls in our

at the moment some parts of the west on political parties tried to build up. new front for a new cold war that is true and they used the un's in kiev to. buy propaganda russia and in this situation it was wise to take the girl from president putin to release this prominent prison are to show everybody especially in germany especially interim many that he that russia is not interested in a cold war. russia wants a peaceful coexistence. inside europe and is not interested in build up new confrontation that was quite wise. let's hope that all to the players in the west in berlin and in other capitals will follow this course of of understanding and coexistence. could mr hodder cause skis release and his presence in germany now affect current russian german relations. it's view of two spheres in german russian relations the one sphere is politics the others fear is economics in economics talking about business relations. the atmosphere is quite good all the loss leaders german businessmen know that they can trust in russia that they can make good business with russi

and i say the west which is the european union because the european union is a key component of the west and what we're seeing is not simply a matter of does ukraine join the european union or the customs union for the west it's a matter of what has been going on for the last twenty years since the collapse of the soviet union the west for the last twenty years has been attentions of place a sanitary cordon around russia. will be bringing more expert opinion and analysis of events in ukraine as well as live updates from the capital throughout the day all the latest developments also available on our website r.t. dot com. damage to a company's reputation and a whole host of legal and economic risks these are the main threats outlined by the u.k. government to any firms thinking of doing any business with their partners in israeli settlements in the west bank. explains what's behind the reaction but explicit expression of its position over israeli settlements in occupied territories which are considered illegal under international law the u.k. government trade and investment arm had is

the protesters do their dirty work blockading official buildings paralyzing give the protests in the west calls of encouragement the supporters of your integration must remain firm and seize the momentum of the protest this is the only way they can get you to make concessions one neighbor in particular seems to be paying especially close attention to events in ukraine but the european union needs you and you need the european union and if you needed you would be with your poland has always regarded ukraine as its backyard it has i would say neo imperialist designs on ukraine what some powers may be hoping for is a repeat of the events of two thousand and four when the country stood still for months in support of the western backed viktor yushchenko but things have changed over the years the orange revolution worked because people didn't know what it was about at the time. nine years later things are a bit more clear all the promises that were made then. have been repeatedly broken the crowds in key of are clearly disillusioned and a bitterly divided parliament has a tough task in building

has got to realize its foreign policy the trouble is if you look at syria for example the west is actually on the same side as a terrorist because it's because of its relationships with large increase we both want that regime in syria to be removed so i think we need a shift in the western capitals i think we need to get to work closer with russia because when they reach closer cooperation we saw that with the boston bombing scene we when we had the russian warnings about the south sarina brothers were ignored by the americans because there again there was this tendency so it's russian warnings to do with pictures thought and so unless the west does work cooperate more seriously with russia as equal partners in this battle against the radical terrorist groups you know that the program that's the major shift that's got to happen. online for you right now we're providing in-depth coverage of events involving grad while on tarty dot com for live updates images and analysis of the attacks. plus it's in motion section of our website has graphic video showing the aftermath of the blas

he would not go the way is the west and rejects the way they wish to go and waste tide is doing in the west they want to keep that tradition with them. that's been important for us. what about foreign policy he told about leaving russia forget stressed he doesn't want to rule the world what is exactly mean by that would be released and can take the body of mine rushes out pretty strong position recently on the diplomatic thing. he has to be invented by a cathedral and demonic successes such as syria iran and the gulf state to another state in the middle east saying that if the united states leaving the middle east and the government to russia. the full protection zone is very useful for russia as much as the hague him on all russia would like to dictate how and so on nobody who is below the navel of the month at the center of power this one in china this one an american song. and your job is the strongest when she lost to the farmers face up among the leaders and russia say we had to use them too cold they rush is a member of the security council has a veto would still be very importan

areas back to the west after a winter storm watch. now these weather alerts will begin tomorrow morning, and they're going to run through monday morning. the greatest concern with the system will be freezing rain it could lead to power outages, especially for areas to the west of the district if we can switch computers over to max 22 where i can show you the winter storm watch and winter weather advisory, again that goes from sunday morning through monday morning, again, the greatest concern will be freezing rain. so here's what you can expect. morning snow, getting into the afternoon hours, we're dealing with sleet and freezing rain. most areas will see mainly rain then overnight. here's what you can expect for the snowfall forecast. that's not the greatest concern. again, it will be the ice. so up to an inch in the d.c. metro area, three inches back to the west. significant icing is possible. for montgomery county. portions of northern prince george's county, the district and fairfax and back to the west. i'll be back in just over te

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the west this point. i just want to say that so far in london it hasn't quelled the anti russian sentiment in fact people after this announcement and you can debate it until the end of time whether it was expected or not a lot of the western journalists found the most interesting thing that putin talked for too long today even despite this enormous new it's whether or not you expected it or not and i think putin is in a very very difficult position because it's a lose lose position if he didn't do this he would be criticized if he did this criticize he said today he envied obama it's just for that reason when the verses are expressing their opinion on the presidential pardon through the markets and katie pilbeam explains what it is that they're so happy about and what khodorkovsky might get up to once he's out. my sales index going to over one percent is means that the index is now on its longest winning streak since september got telecommunications financials oil and gas stocks all right easing by one poi