you know the games of night last year's runner up and six three thomas e.'s possibly prevail and griffin is a late fees got passed. straight sets to ten seed mardy fish also progressing along with russian eagle seem to reach the second man when i have a tertiary eagle sized. another news that has been confirmed a new coach of the russian ice hockey team will step down from his club commitments and make a child to take up his new post seemed to really get to know of have managed champions act passed last season but russia's coarseness to the tally lupo insists it's impossible to concede that route in tandem with the national decision coming to sack russia it is not because i try to juggle the job with his coaching role but he was calling right. his fourth place finish at the recent world championships in sweden. support for now and jack warner has quit is fee for vice president he had been suspended from the sport's governing body pending an investigation into bribery allegations however his departure means all charges against him will now be dropped we think

the international community has been leveling punishment on iran obama's national security adviser thomas e. delegate donilon the said it weeks ago that the u.s. would continue its aggressive sanctions policy against iran for the foreseeable future are these sanctions effective and are they justified. i just can tell you very simply because of time constraints i have explained the thought i lean to our board of governors and in fact in many meetings in different countries when i have had the opportunity to talk to the parliamentarians all intellectuals for five legal reasons the security council resolutions do not have any legal basis and it could not be implemented this is for sure and of course we have already said that. we do not have any sort of activities towards military purposes and the enrichment and all activities are fully under the i.s.f. got therefore i categorically reject any allegation on this one and we are continuing our work with the i.a.e.a. and of course that was the study called mistake getting the united nations involved in the matters which is technically technical or

thomas has been under investigation to find out where he got a money e to buy an audi. thomas says he used his money to buy the suv through a company he owned before he came a council member. but there are questions about whether that company got a sizable payment from his campaign committee and whether he should have reported the suv as a gift or income. the attorney general is set to speak on the investigation at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> the man at the center of alleged hiring impro rites in the gray administration says he can prove there's a money trail from the mayoral campaign to his own campaign. thank you for staying with us tonight. the "washington post" is reporting brown gave them copies of the money orders and brown tells fox 5 he has other revelations. he'll talk about them when he testifies tomorrow. fox 5's karen gray houston takes a closer look. >> reporter: brown has been the subject of an intense search for weeks. finally a judge compelled him to testify before the committee on government operations. >> i'm sort of surprised by this, because i had a c

broken branch, how congress is failing america and how to get them back on track, co-authored with thomas e mann reflects his concern about the state of electoral politics. he writes a weekly column for roll call and is an election analyst for cbs news. he is presently a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. in opposition to mandatory voting is fred smith, who studied theoretical mathematics at harvard's graduate department until he realized that defending markets was his true calling and he has done it with great fervor and humor. he is the founder and president of the competitive enterprise institute, a free-market public policy group and international non-governmental organization in washington d.c.. fred smith also writes and lectures of bundling. knowledgeable moderators help make a debate moved more precisely and substantive way. mark green is such a moderator. he performs that function weekly by moderating a national radio program featuring arianna huffington and marry a merry fellow. at harvard law school he edited the civil liberties law review is a public interest

and what about the right wingers in texas who are e radiology textbooks to replace thomas jefferson with rush limbaugh persons who are on things you'd better off with this shell bachmann's run and textbooks here she goes all out about american history and a very very ugly because as filmmaker robert greenwald points out in a new video untitled with coke at who chamber the billionaire koch brothers our nation's oil guards are focusing everything within their power to spread misinformation about social security and push to have the retirement age raised from seventy take a look at the koch brothers the tanks and other organizations which spreading an enormous amount of misinformation to help social security raising the retirement age i would increase the retirement age to which probably has to increase every time and each probably going to have to raise the retirement age. and p. are very effective in getting their positions out into the media. should congress raise the retirement age to raise the retirement age or raise the retirement age let's consider the options let's raise the age of

thomas r.t. . and to talk more about the possible implications of the i e s current forum we're joined by malcolm grimston a policy analyst from the chatham house think tank in london thank you very much mr gibson for joining us now as we know all the your fukushima related discussions are scheduled to be held behind closed doors with only summaries being made public by the obvious question is why what are they afraid of emerging and is it even appropriate considering there are so many questions that still need to be answered regarding the fukushima disaster but i think this is a very annoying and and foolish decision quite frankly understandably all of those want to know as much as we can about the present situation clearly sometimes you need discussions behind closed doors to. discuss things that may not be the case but which would cause a lot of fear if if they were announced then turned out later not to be the case but for such a major and meeting of this sort i do believe that a demonstration of openness is extremely important but i think this is the wrong decision. just following up on that why do y

second now to thank all the active duty service members who e-mailed me and sent me facebook messages in support of this weekend's dance party at thomas jefferson i'm sorry i haven't been able to respond to each of you personally but the support is very much appreciated and right back atcha i support the troops because we'll need your discipline courage and your commitment to the constitution when it comes time to overthrow a government nonviolently of course you probably can't get cable one deployed in they'll never let you watch the show in the trial halls in iraq or afghanistan but thanks to our policy opposing whole episodes on you tube and your k.b.r. internet cafes even while the poitou a combat zone you can still watch adam vs the man. it's been reported that hackers in china have successfully swiped be counted from a sheet of hundreds of government officials including some senior civilian and military officials this is one problem it wasn't some will labrat hacking scheme operating out of an underground bunker somewhere in china there's no evil dude and i pad stroke on a cat note. these hackers sister use your basic run of the

e. coli bacteria although some are wondering whether the threats being overstated causing the latest mass bout of health risk hype thomas reports. it really is a question of is this the attack of the killer cucumber is or just another case of mass hysteria on an international scale this all started within the past month in germany where a new strain of e. coli bacteria was discovered about a thousand people have been killed from that strain germany came out almost immediately and said this new bacteria is coming from cucumbers from spain it's been more than a month and at this point time they cannot find the origin in fact germany came out and said to us brain we're sorry we did not really mean we jump the gun we don't really know where this the choli has come from other some speculation that this could all be mass hysteria and now one official in russia said this entire incident is bringing into question all of europe's food safety laws and watchdog systems in place this is what he had to say. the twenty fifth of april so it's now over a month into the crisis officials still kind of the city will cause the outbreak was

thomas is in the center now with new developments. >> more is coming out as you know. details of explicit e-mails sent from congressman weiner. more people are coming out. a blackjack dealer from vegas says she sent 200 text messages from him. you will also hear from a woman from texas who also says she became an internet woman. dr. lisa van stusen is standing by to talk about the behaviors of his actions. one thing is becoming crystal clear tonight, and that is this, it looks like congressman weiner will become the focus of a congressional investigation. >> caught in a lie. >> the twitter picture in question is a hack or prank. >> reporter: no hack, no prank. new york congressman anthony weiner admits he sent photos of himself and sexual messages via twitter, facebook and e-mails to six women, including 26-year-old megan broussard of texas. she had a feeling he was communitying with others. >> i just felt at the time there's got to be something. there's way more girls out here than just me. this is something he's done regular all the time. he's comfortable. >> reporter: by now you've seen his tearful apology on monday. >> i'

thomas. >> kristen: i'm kristen sze. head of n.t.s.b. is set this morning to see for herself the site of the deadly pipeline explosion. she and jackie speier will press pg&end assurances. i'm aim is live in san bruno with more. >> reporter: n.t.s.b. still hasn't housed with a caused the explosion that destroyed this neighborhood nine months ago, debra hershman will see the scene for herself. it will be the first time to see where the explosion happened killed 8 people. >> n.t.s.b. is expected to announce a cause later this year but even some basic questions are proving tough to answer. san francisco chronicle reported over the weekend that investigators can't figure out where pg&e got the piece of pipe that ruptured. the investigation is certainly taking a lot of time and today, they will be visit from the head of the n.t.s.b. she will meet with pg&e officials and also some of the victims. so still no conclusion to that investigation but victims may get? answers as early as tomorrow. an independent panel that was set up to review the explosion is set to make a presentation before the puc and that is expected tomorrow morning. live in san bruno, amy hollyf

oh ♪ just want me ♪ l-o-v-e ♪ love, ve, love ♪l-o-v-e >>> back now at 8:19 with more of our special series "kick start our life today" with marlo thomas hey, marlo. >> good morning. today a lot of new decisions we make every day boil down to dollars and corrects. money touches everything. from the big questions like whether to raise children full time or work outside the home to the smaller ones like, can i a afford a vacation? we met one mother of three who in order to get unstuck and move forward first needed to get her finances in order. >> i had my son when i was 26. and i hadn't really formed a career path yet. i always figured that would come. >> reporter: brook conley studied religion at columbia university. she went on to pursue photography and work with special needs children. is any of them a passion, do you think? >> i do have a passion about a lot of things. because i have the children, i feel like i have to make the right decision because i can't waste my resources. >> so that kind of like paralyzes you? >> it paralyzes me completely sometimes. >> reporter: the results that the family of five is struggling financially. wh