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our local ski areas, meanwhile, are going to get a little bit of the underdeveloped flakes the next day. that is not good. we're going into a holiday weekend. this is a big weekend, martin luther king, people are off for three days, i think people are in decent shape with the cold air and making more snow. we have to give that support for the local industry. they are in pretty decent shape and will be in great shape on friday, just you wait. ocean city will warm up in a hurry. 28 in baltimore. 40 roanoke and norfolk. where rain has fallen the clouds are just beginning to move in. yes, we're about an hour and 20 minutes from sunrise, we start to get that morning light in the next half-hour so it should be pretty. hopefully you can get a camera and see the pretty sunrise. especially looks to the south. that was the storm from texas yesterday now moving through the lower tennessee valley and ohio valley. could be strong storms to the deep south, georgia and the carolinas. it will push that heavy rain our way. the heaviest is the dark hours tonight. snow in the northern plains comes behind

not only from underdeveloped worlds. that's why i am urging that we need to invest in sustainable development. that is why u.n. takes the sustainable development as priority in addressling these issues. there are many issues like climate change, water scarcety, energy scarcety and general 'em poumplet. vimet. environment. oceans, cities. therefore, investing sustainable energies, sustainable development, that will help revariety lies economy and help protect this -- and the benefit of this modern technologies and the development. >> that was behnke moon, there, and he was talking about the global suicide pact if they do not -- and it almost goes the sense of urgency talking about the finances and economic state of the planet. >> well, you're right. although it has played an increasing role on the agenda, the difficulty of the moment and the last few years has been the aspect of the sees one after another, now that it's entering its third year, and there doesn't seem to be a quick-fix solution. >> here in britain a govern

of the venues where work and there are currently largely underdeveloped in terms of infrastructure. and then you that are there for the governments fund to go and towards all projects will be used to finance the construction of roads gas pipelines. power and water supplies. in other words all of the services required to set up world class resorts with international hotel networks spa resort and so on. we are aware of the issue of security. but this is one of the priorities we have focused on. so we plan to put together a comprehensive security concept for the alpine ski resort where developing. the security concept will surely have to be revised and approved by all relevant law enforcement agencies. is it true that some foreign companies i think from israel are friends or drafting in security council for you you know we have had meetings. with the french. and the representatives of some israeli companies that specialize in security services. in terms of security is frail faces similar challenges in developing its tourism industry as north caucasus. so far we haven't gone further tha

s most underdeveloped neighborhoods is enjoying the highest economic development in the region. that's the finding in a new report due out tomorrow. the capital river front business improvement district commissioned the study to track changes along the green line between the georgia avenue petsworth stop and navy ballpark structure. >>> i think there's going to be a big hit on tourists and the infrequent users of the metro. >> i would pay more if the extra costs could be seen in service improvements. >> rate hikes not set in stone. metro has scheduled a series of public hearings in the coming weeks but if the metro board signs off the plan, we could see the hair hikes in place by july 1. >>> here's some of the other stories making news now this morning. people sterilized against their will in north carolina decades ago may soon be getting a form of compensation. a task force recommended the victims of the state's iew eugenic program be paid $50,000 each. the sterilizations occurred for 45 years between 1929 and 1974. in one case a 14-year-old rape victim was sterilized under sta

well gracious first of all for the european union is a huge underdeveloped yeah and yes developing markets so for every country does the value of that has a. technology that has the power to go in and either to do it to do business there or to use the markets that's a good thing for those countries so that countries of the existing you countries and for us. some benefits are really obvious like you. like the things that we will be you find there which we will have to know how to use and it's a i think ultimately on creation how it will make the benefits work for its her loss of sovereignty and national identity always remain counter-argument i'll against joining a union or a block like this do you think that's a threat for croatia. well i think it's not really a threat it's more like a sacrifice that we will have to make you know to make a corporation all the work for us as well. as recently as some of you might know have been fighting ten years ago or it's from another union. i don't think people are very happy about letting that go and i don't think they will have to let it go they will

. >> we'll have an area that will be underdeveloped. we'll have frustrated citizens who are looking for amenities and roads and access and i don't think that that's going to count as long-term interest. >> leggett is proposed using $15 million in his capital spending plan to finish the roads. that plan is now awaiting approval from the county council. >>> this morning, people who want to keep the swimming and diving teams at the university of maryland are taking their case to annapolis. parents and students say they have a plan to raise $11.5 million. they met with the athletic director last night. they already have a million and with pledges for a lot more. >> confident in our ability not only what we've already done in just ten short weeks in terms of raising a million dollars, 50 key prospects but putting together a legitimate business plan that we are fully confident we can execute over time. >>> choosing the school i never, ever thought about this happening or obviously i think it would have helped change my decision. but it is so

the area is so underdeveloped that the only way to travel so many of the villages is by boat.he home of 50-year-old alessio panting who became paralyzed diving 11 years ago. because he didn't have access to the health care he needed, his organs were shutting down. is this what happens to a lot of the divers who have been injured or paralyzed? >> well, he had treatment right away but even with that, the infection into the blood was very large. >> reporter: he died less than a week after our visit. how old are you? >> 21. >> reporter: 21 years old. but there is hope. this man couldn't walk when he arrived at the doctor's clinic. the treatment, the hyperbaric chamber, which has allowed many who would otherwise be paralyzed to leave on their own two feet. yesterday you couldn't walk. [ speaking in foreign language ] "i feel completely normal." the honduran government wants to ban lobster diving by 2013 but the men can't and won't stop without other jobs. as for dr. majia he plans to continue helping the injured divers as long as they need him. you can see more on "rock center with

example are the many areas of this country that i think of great natural endowments that are still underdeveloped as tourism site, upstate new york being one example. so that's one set of points. another is we have these federal systems. the federal system gives a great advantage which is we can try different approaches to areas that are critical to growth, and then see which ones work best and take the best practices and spread of osha. a certain amount of that's going on in k-12 education, health care costs and in other areas. i think that's something we could build a great deal more, more around. a third one which i think has gotten far less focus than it should is that we have an immense infrastructure needs in this country but we have a -- i think is an opportunity to attract very large amounts of capital from entities around the world, for example, china and the middle east. the latest content greatest impediment to that kind of the infrastructure is the concern about political reaction. you can structure that either by ownership of actual infrastructure assets, or the infrastructure assets

example are in many areas of the country i think that if great natural endowments, but are still underdeveloped. upstate new york being one example. so that is one set of points. another as we have the federal system that gives us a great advantage, which we can try different approaches to areas critical to growth and see which ones were passed and then take the best practices and spread them elsewhere. in a certain matter that's going on. k-12 education, health care costs in other areas. that is something we can build a great deal more around. a third one, which i think it's gotten far less than a shed an infrastructure needs, but across-the-board capital. i think there's a real opportunity to attract very large amounts of capital from entities around the world and have it for example in china and the middle east. very often the greatest impediment to the flow into infrastructure is concerned about political reaction. you could structure that either by ownership of actual infrastructure assets or the infrastructure assets could be publicly run, but could be ownership of the revenue flows. i th