of the tri nations title in six years and the all blacks can make that happen on saturday against south africa both teams have been training in johannesburg ahead of the big clash new zealand are coming off a thirteen game winning streak including their latest target and victory over australia while the springboks in contrast have suffered three straight losses and cannot successfully defend their title with only two games to go set of this much however i will say in one thousand nine thousand mainly south african crowd ruler of the hosts as they look to regain a sound oneself pride. we want to. play play better than we have done and that means going out and beating the springboks. trying i since obviously as potent but we want to perform we want to want to switch over here and do that last year and that's what motivates us this week. to visit with you try to think you always have things up your sleeves that you go to use the right tone but. it's not just checking the ball around for the sake of it a long term goal is will go we've gone away from that. but. at this moment very pleased w

that brings us to rugby union where new zealand sitch a point away from securing their fifth tri nations title in half a dozen years on the all blacks can make that happen on saturday against south africa both teams have been training in janice berg ahead of the big clash new zealand are coming off a thirteen game winning streak including their latest hard earned victory over st well the springboks in contrast house are for three straight losses and cannot successfully defend their title with two games to go sunday's match you ever will see eight hundred thousand mainly south african crowd attempt to see if the hosts can at least regain a semblance of pride over to the hardwood where things are going to plan so far for team usa head of the twenty ten feet world championships in turkey the americans annihilating france in an exhibition game in new york with a century the u.s. is d.t.b. asserting their status of early favorites the americans missing the n.b.a.'s top stars for this one with more young talent filling in one of the mean young talents of the game kevin durant's with the flush

now in new zealand just a single point away from securing their town's tri nations title after a solid victory over all straight now sweet revenge for the wall is meanwhile who were beaten by the and they for the second time within a week piri weepu and ma normal opened the scoring combining superbly to sand males as printing down the touchline while danny carter then added a conversion to make it seven zero very early on. the aussies however pulled back immediately and level matters through kurtley beale and majeed pool full by bell's training the length of the failed to touch down for his third international tries there. the world is not able to gain momentum though corner and smith put all blacks twelve seven up with a touchdown and car to keep his second conversion four in fourteen zero four fourteen seven leaned forward his could do in response was this magic to a penalty as new zealand survived multiple second haul of attacks to run out twenty to ten winners and claimed the bledisloe cup he also told the tri mason standings online nine hundred points just one point away from thei

of the tri nations title and sixty as abby all blacks can make that happen on saturday against south africa both teams have been training in johannesburg ahead of the big clash new zealand are coming off a thrashing game winning streak including their latest target and victory over australia while the springboks in contrast have suffered a three straight losses and cannot successfully defend their title with only two games to go home saturday's match however will see an one thousand nine thousand mainly south african crowd ruler of the hosts as they move to regain a sound oneself pride we want to. play play we have done. in the spring books. but we want to go before we want to want to switch over here. that's what motivates us this week. or the try to fix up the sleeves and go to use the right tone but. that's. just for the sake of it. is we'll go we're going to wear it. at this moment. because of the guys we know the. now let's finish by taking a look at the pick of the strikes which were abandoned over the weekend in the russian football premier league and by the end of the mall it

year for a board seat in the moscow region while already champions are new zealand winning the tri nations rugby after a stunning comeback against south africa in sweater training twenty two seventy two minutes after troop or one driver for the all blacks in the trial was eventually given after much deliberation from the television match referee. new zealand did miss the conversion to go ahead but then stuart another try through israel diag to give you lots of twenty nine twenty two when gives them their fifteen from five in the competition they cannot be cool. and lastly in golf arjun atwal is still out in front of the wind in championship in north carolina he's got a three straight lead going into the final day after hitting a five under par sixty five on saturday lenient as number one on the page i told an even have to qualify for this event after losing his top card but he's been putting like a daemon for three plays are tied in second scott mccarron scott pacey and we could spill over fourteen number overall. m three for a speed hansen who looks set to snatch a place in the european r

the couple tried intrauterine insem nation. she became pregnant and miscarried. >> you lost it you're a wreck, it was really hard. can you show mom? i. >> reporter: two months after the miscarriage they tried intrauterine conception again and were unsuccessful. >> i have heard they feel like it's better to wait. >> reporter: at 38, marks didn't think she had time to wait. however, the world health organization recommends women wait six months to become pregnant after a miscarriage to reduce the risk of a second one. >> there really were no rock solid studies. >> reporter: obstetricians say that is outdated. now a study of 30,000 pregnant women in scottish hospitals finds there is no need to delay. according to the study, conceiving within the first six months was associated with a decreased risk of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy and other complications. >> i have always told my patients when you're ready. >> he is a gift. >> reporter: in marks's case it was when she took a two-month break from fertility treatments that she becam

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host: the president has identified this as a national competitiveness issue and tried to engage schools. guest: i was glad to see that the president at his university of michigan address mentioned tivo as an example of consumer technology that was at the cutting edge of what the u.s. was doing. host: you cannot get a better product endorsements and that. -- than that. with your experience in this business and coming out of d.c., what is your view and watching the debate over broadband regulation as it's being discussed in congress and the sec? guest: it is a question we dabbled with 25 years ago when i was part of the team arriving the cable act of 1984 which set up the basic regulations -- 1984ng the cablea ct i act of which set up the basic regulations. the regulatory basis for all that part of the industry will the ball and is still so still so unsettled. the fcc focused on the television aspects of broadband policy and how can create that much more choice and competitiveness in the television world, and that is a great way for policy makers to think about how the right regulatory sc

where you say let's just kill as many of the enemy as we can and not have this big nation building effort. >> we triedorism basically for most of the last nine years. we didn't have many troops there. we tried to kill taliban leaders. we should keep on doing that and we are doing that, but we need counterinsurgency. people are throwing hands before the main counterinsurgency operation has been done, either in helmand or kandahar. >> chris: but a month or two ago -- >> sorry, so let's just call off the war! we're two months late shaping operations in kandahar. is that the way we're going to run the foreign policy in the president of the united states makes a decision, bipartisan support, sends our best general to run it. sends a bipartisan team of civilians and other military that have been through it before to do it. we're sending troops over there. the idea that serious political leaders are throwing up their hands and people are talking to the reporters about the background, saying it doesn't look like it's working. we would have given up on world war ii in 1942. they would have! the north africa ca

pikes peak, my visionf the fireside chat is more like that of a camper's campfire talk in a national park. we tried to get a fire going in your, but the marshals were not hay about that. -- going in here, but the marshals were not happy about that. we will gain insight about their lives and their contributns to our justice system. this fireside chat is a signature event for the historical society. sandra day o'connor joined us in 2006 and justice stephen briar in 2008. with tonight's program, we could not find two more interesting guests. i will come so many of our members tonight. you are the people that make this impossible. for those who are not alrdy members, please join us. you can sign up tonight. we need your support to come to new -- to continue to make these programs possible. for the remainder of this unique program, we are thrilled to welcome justice ginsburg back and beverly mclaughlin and learn about their careers. robert will introduce the talk. he began in 1994 as a circuit judge and then chief judge and he decided this year to tackle a new challenge and become president of oklahoma

. >> the crew tried to drop as much as they can as fast as they can. >> the united nations condemns mass rape in the congo. guilty, but not in jail, a former pop star infected that a former lover with hiv. 8000 expelled so far. and france presses on with supporting the roma as opposition grows. messages of love, food, and anti depressants for chiles's trapped miners. hello to you. four weeks before the monsoon floods and began wreaking havoc in cap -- pakistan. millions are still in need of help. there is intelligence that says that the taliban is planning attacks on foreign aid workers. there is at the threat of more damage and danger. she reports from there. >> it is holding for now. this is the last line of defense for one of pakistan's main cities. it is home to about 2 million people. as the flood waters keep moving, so does the pakistan air force. we joined them today on the first relief flight. tombolo, the relentless waters closing in on more villages -- down below, the relentless water is closing in on more villages. there is a chance of escape for this lone boy. the crew signal

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in the united states, cities within those states, and 33 nations, who are interested in making a lot of our type, and now, many cities have tried, but, and fortunate, they were blunted back by the petrochemical industry and by the oil industry because they did not agree with san francisco taking action, but while there seems to be paralysis or very little incremental change, anything but incremental, at best, on the federal level in dealing with our energy crisis, dealing with climate-change crisis, and certainly while americans wait for great leap towards those endeavors are even towards state government, it is time for state government to do its part. now, why is that? the plastic bag is made from petroleum to get it takes literally over 500 years to degrade in the environment. there are land-fill issues adopted throughout our landscape in california and throughout this country because of our consumptive habits. while we certainly have an excess of habit on fossil fuels and foreign oil, we could be doing our part, municipally speaking, in showing to the rest, i think, of the state and the country that we are sincere and deter

tried to storm the conflict -- the complex. a local health director says 25 people were wounded in the process. the united nations is warning that 800,000 people in desperate need of aid have been cut off by the flooding in pakistan. extraordinarily heavy monsoon rains have washed away access bridges and entire stretches of road, leaving people with no way to get supplies. it has affected more than 17 million people, and officials warn that millions are at risk from the food shortages. the risk of flooding remains with the indus river threatening to burst its banks. >> for three weeks, southern pakistan has been surrounded by water. the flood has brought death and disease. hundreds of thousands are trapped. very little aid has reached the city. when some does arrive, fights erupt. a scuffle breaks out in this incident over drinking water. in the north, the floodwaters are slowly receding. ahead lies the daunting task of rebuilding entire communities. that will not be possible without international aid. the european union has pledged 220 million euros for food and medical supplies. the eu commissioner for humanita

nations you have to remember that. from the same party as donald to the prime minister from the civic platform party who has before this once tragedy reached out to russia and tried to improve relations so over a week we can say the. president will continue in the same the same direction of improving cooperation between the new two nations right thank you so much this was going to surprise from walsall business journal joining us here live in warsaw we're watching what's happening with you now gratian and we'll bring you all the latest details from the polish capital turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe the pentagon has demanded that wiki leaks remove secret documents on the afghan war from its web site tens of thousands of lead files with information on civilian deaths and other sensitive issues appeared on the site last a month it will say the disclosure could put u.s. troops in afghanistan at risk the pentagon has also asked the on line whistleblower not to release the other documents it holds. flooding is making its way across southern asia in pakistan the worst monsoon rains for eighty years of claimed more than sixteen hundred

pikes peak, my vision of the fireside chat is more like that of a camper's campfire talk in a national park. we tried to get a fire going in your, but the marshals were not happy about that. -- going in here, but the marshals were not happy about that. we will gain insight about their lives and their contributions to our justice system. this fireside chat is a signature event for the historical society. sandra day o'connor joined us in 2006 and justice stephen briar in 2008. with tonight's program, we could not find two more interesting guests. i will come so many of our members tonight. you are the people that make this impossible. for those who are not already members, please join us. you can sign up tonight. we need your support to come to new -- to continue to make these programs possible. for the remainder of this unique program, we are thrilled to welcome justice ginsburg back and beverly mclaughlin and learn about their careers. robert will introduce the talk. he began in 1994 as a circuit judge and then chief judge and he decided this year to tackle a new challenge and become president of okl

nations you have to remember that. from the same party as donald tusk the prime minister from the civic up from party who has before this was a tragedy reached out to russia and tried to improve relations so over a week we can say that. form with common excuse president will continue in the same the same direction of improving cooperation between the new two nations right thank you so much this was gareth price from warsaw business journal joining us here live in warsaw watching what's happening with integration and we'll bring you all the latest details from the polish capital who is a brief tonight the pentagon has demanded that wiki leaks for move secret documents about the afghan war from its web site tens of thousands of league files with information on civilian deaths and other sensitive issues appeared on the site last month officials say the disclosure could put u.s. troops in afghanistan at risk the pentagon is also a whistle blower not to release documents and calls. rampant flooding is making its way across southern asia and in pakistan the worst monsoon rains for eighteen years and claimed more than sixteen hundred lives and threaten the densely populat

nations you have to remember that. from the same party as donald tusk the prime minister from the civic up from party who has before this one tragedy reached out to russia and tried to improve relations there so over a week we can say that. platform with common excuse president will continue in the same the same direction of improving cooperation between the new two nations right thank you so much this was going to surprise from warsaw business journal joining us here live in warsaw watching what's happening with integration and we'll bring you all the latest details from the polish capital. reporting to us from warsaw all right well we brought you a story a little earlier on it is the sixty fifth anniversary since america dropped the atom bomb on hiroshima that verse really is today let's talk more about that in the studio in washington we've got retired u.s. general. robert gard thanks for being with us mr god is appreciated this year washington sent an official to the ceremony for the first time ever do you think the u.s. will ever publicly apologize for those terrible events back in one hundred forty five. i don't think under the circumstances the policy is a

tried to intimidate him and he's been beaten up several times. and screaming please don't kill me. the georgian television shocked the nation on march thirteenth two thousand and ten. minute story. between russia and georgia they presented a hypothetical scenario as if it was a real news event. took it at face value. the city's. hypertonic crisis and breastpin. instead of showing the real news. in the story. who's to blame for the intimidation of journalists. of minimizing opposition in the georgian media. this small. amounts it's saturday march thirteenth two thousand and ten. comes home after a day's work at a vineyard and falls asleep in a room watching the evening news on the t.v. channel. i was sleeping on the sofa. when the program began my father was sitting here. i woke up because mother was screaming about the start of. father lying on the floor to my country member clearly what happened next somebody rushed to the neighbor's to ask him for help. when. he was already dead. the ambulance came just fifteen minutes after being called the cause of death according to doctors. induced by a program on the t.v. channel. in

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been sparked when israeli soldiers tried to cut down a tree along the frontier fence gunfire escalated into israeli tank helicopter and artillery strikes the united nations has urged both sides to show my. maximum restraint to avoid a repeat of the bloody ball two thousand and six hezbollah has threatened to get involved if israeli troops attack lebanese forces again. there's been a surge of violence in iraq a car bomb has ripped through an outdoor market in the southern mainly shiite city of crude killing at least fifteen and wounding sixty in the capital suspected al-qaeda militants have shot dead five iraqi soldiers at a checkpoint in the west of baghdad and iraq a soldier and the policemen were also killed in a separate time in the city. thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir have ignored police warnings they would be shot if they continue to defy iran because curfew as a result two people have been killed and one whom did in tuesday's demonstrations against indian rule news will be casualties brought more activists out into the streets pelting police vehicles and officers with well over eighty who have died in weeks on the rest. in p

congress, he worked for lehman brothers, and as we all remember that was part of the nation's economic collapse and they triedo brand him as the congressman from wall street. they say it's working. congressman kasich and his aides say it isn't. >> so this national debate over the economy is really playing out in the state of ohio, especially in this race. so vice president joe biden there on monday campaigning for governor strickland. and then we saw yesterday, john boehner coming out and making -- tried to make a strong statement about how president obama is leading on the economy. is this a john boehner, the minority leader in the house representing ohio versus the white house? >> it seems to be. it was boehner-biden. that's all i could hear on the radio coming over here from columbus. i get it was the bumbling bees. every one of them is good rhetorically. john boehner wants to be the first u.s. house speaker from ohio since nicholas longworth. that's even before i can remember. he's from our dayton area, so we have a special interest in congressman boehner. he's a very resilient pop tigs. some may remember

to follow in the tried to help myself the state foster of course the freshman coach and all the russian. stuff for some guys for us national team constantine full time he had to once competed for the u.s. a song has a tough job on his hands he says there's plenty of potential but now it's all about working to try and turn that potential into gold medals come to sochi olympics in four years time richard boldly donte moscow. and that's all the sport for this person. if. in india g.'s available in the grand central shirts and the taj mahal. to which president bush was sure that they were tricycles money beatriz's book clothes go to go and hold her to synergise cement her turn to mush pundit so to close up the radio to leave them to join the hotel's church in new delhi who took the most babyhood to her introduction remote a closer view of the maidens hotel and believe the park was a movie to read or some shit and it was punished but they pretty much promised. up in smoke a military air base in the moscow region falso it down to deadly wildfires raging in central russia triggered by an intense heat wave. jewish homeland israel'

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tried breaking into their los angeles home. >>> tens of thousands of people aid on -- rallied on the national mall in wbc. i it was organizationed by glen beck, but the timing of the event has drawn fire. >> it was all glen beck's dream. insure. >> america! >> conservative activist from around the country, rallying for a restoration of america. they gathered at the same spot where dr. martin luther king, mg delivered this speech. there was prayer. >> it was you, lord, god, that was declared as the one who created all equal. >> singing. >> note note -- ♪ >> and other speakers. >> stand together, let's stand with honor, and let's restore america. >> but the day belonged to the organizer, conservative commentator glen beck, who said the nation has wandered in the darkness. >> we must be better than what we have allowed ourselves to become. >> that drew sharp criticism from civil rights leaders for holding the rally on such an historic date. beck called it a coincidence. reverend al sharp continue and civil rights leaders said he had a right to have a rally but not the right to distort the message. sharp tony

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nation of incrementalists. we like our progress in bite size pieces and not in big gulps. and what he tried to do was to get everybody to get big gulps. that's very hard to do. >> but both of you, assess leadership skills, the ability to explain what you want to do. the ability to persuade people to be on your side even though they may be reluctant to go there. the ability to show the american people that you for the lack of a better word, you know, feel their pain. that you understandow they look at the world. that that is not an emotion unknown to you, john? how do you assess the abilities on these. >> you're talking about our two ex-bosses here, charlie. >> i know. >> and look. >> i'm asking the wrong people, i know. >> i think that president obama is a master of laying out a cle case and making the argument to the american people, i think that the one thing where i would agree with ken is that the ability, i think, to reach out and create a broader coalition, to reach out more, particularly to the business community and others, to not view your job as just trying to create a sort of sen

nation with an iron fist for 30 years... "i'm heartbroken when i hear about what's happened in zimbabwe." and the opposite leader me say he triedsassinat "can you describe your relationship with president robe mugabe?" "well i think it is an evolving relationship." can these 2 former enemies work togetheto save zimbabwe? "you use t word miraculous." "well, i think everyondid not give us even 2 weeks." on the "700 club" monday at 9 a.m.

tried to get their message out, forcing collective bargaining for muni operators. a special provision in the charter guarantees wages no less than the two comparable transit agencies in the nation that pay the most. >> it will eliminate antiquated work rules that prohibit the city from providing efficient service and will produce millions of savings plowed into muni service. >>> a 300-pound shark caught in the bay near alcatraz is swimming in public view. biologists caught the 319-pound shark in a research outing. it is on display at pier 39.he biologists say it will remain there a year before released into the bay. >> it was one clean, one cut, well, it was from under one ear to the next. >> she survived a horrible ordeal and says it was opera music that pulled her through. meet the bay area woman hoping to become the next "american idol." >>> live at the golden gate bridge. not much way of fog. temperatures will go up. the forecast coming up. >>> her story sounds like a tragic story. in 1989 when a father in sonoma killed his wife and young daughters a 3-year-old girl survived. 20 years later an inspiring survivor, that girl is out to show millions she is also an "american id