touch down in moscow with a good hour income coming back from the brink to win the series all three unguarded . while singing the blues during ringo have chelsea beat by in munich to win the champions league final after the german giants not tacky as well madrid sign in a dramatic penalty shootout outnumbered about. back in the world number one big tour as our anchor kick starts her clay court season in stuttgart having got the new ones in the year so far. but first to ice hockey and garden cup winners deny moscow have enjoyed a jubilant homecoming after claiming the title for the first time hundreds of fans turned out to greet the team here in the russian capital after their triumph over on god in siberia well their plane touched down at the neugebauer airport just hours after they won the title decider one nil to claim the best of seven series four games to three it's the first time in the competitions four year history dinara have been crowned champions and the moscow side clinched it in a thrilling fashion two after coming back from the brink of elimination at three one down in the series

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. >> schieffer: let me ask you about -- we now know about the president's now famous unguarded moment before the microphone when he told the russian president, look -- i'll have more flexibility after the election to deal with missile defenses and so forth. governor romney really hit him hard on that. he said he was alarming -- he said, what else is he going to be flexible about. what do you make of all of that? >> speaking of flexible, governor romney is a pretty flexible guy on his positions, but look, and by the way, i know a little bit about unguarded moments with microphones, and -- but look, here's the president just stated the obvious. the idea in this election year, we're going to be able to deal with an agreement on the russians to further reduce the nuclear arsenals and the environment we have in the united states congress now is difficult and what the president is doing is stating the obvious. it's going to be difficult. we're not going to have the flexibility and sit down and talk with people in this congress and this are going to be able to listen and work with us. probab

yes ok the garden cup final series between of unguarded and did not want moscow moves to the russian capital for the next two matches games three four will take place on tuesday and thursday this series these type of donohoe each team won once in remember neither of the two sides have won the contract before. i was afraid it's now way can anyone else have proved once again their dominance in long distance events korea won the boston marathon weekend and national and permanent resident of the essay was among twenty two thousand four hundred twenty six other athletes to take part in the event due to external hard temperatures wrong thirty six degrees celsius. didn't display and a fantastic result call it finished with a time of trial is twelve minutes and forty seconds which is more than seven minutes slower than the world's best judgment the better it's there in the table and then it ok i got finished second and third respect. i don't mean to me i think that in both the model even olympic event i think. you know what we do where we know my history or both are not opposed to me opinion

the blue whites lost one nil in front of home fans last time out to give unguarded one series lead and tonight is the last game in the russian capital before the contest which is to siberia another packed house is expected at least miki would have been god will see this is a golden opportunity picture you would put that this is just one win away from being crowned champions the nominee well welcome back defender novak feely from injury but will be without forward alexy could a shock. to tennis where topsy is now a joke of it and rafael nadal have power in. the third round at the monte carlo masters in the dow is a defending champion and his article his eight successive grand i needed just eighty six minutes to see often in g.r. in yemen in six three six four six three to school quickly dispelling any phase of back historically extends his winning streak at the monte carlo country club to thirty eight matches in the. next. and novak djokovic the world number one also breezed through his own now the twenty four year old didn't drop his serve on route to a six one six zero victory over it

over to the ice now where in the eastern conference finals of unguarded level that best of seven series against tractor is now one one following defeat in game one the visitors reduced an electric start only two and a half minutes were on the clock when they took the lead in the main three so i mean his wrist shot to keep their mind on it but the regular season is responded midway through the opening period you're gaining who's not so congrats on the powerplay levelling the school with five minutes to go in the second period because next up added another i think is played his tribute skills once again making the most yet another power play. the beginning of the third period alexander parrish shogun made it through all of his precise shot from behind would go. for overtime. the first session finished goalless but in the second pit sacking we struck the all important goal with eighty six minutes on the clock to the final school for the series now reached for the next two games. in the mean time the western conference finals moved to moscow. the nominee take on scars and pieces work in gam

now moving on to ice hockey and siberia side of unguarded taking a two one lead over dinner i was in the best of current cup final series after a one zero victory in the russian capital but reports. seven minutes to go in the opening period i one guard strong manchurian co-founder at xander there is your guy in the right circle with a well timed past who is short his sam on the goal that can bring you now and put the visitors on the pressure in the second launching attacks one of two now though not giving the visitors a chance to catch their breath but reimer suman managed to withstand and responded with a counterattack i am this easter game continued in the final frame with chances for both sides while the hose failed to using any of their eight ball going. and the reason for that was our under its carty rama who was grilling between the points the blue and whites outplayed the hawks for most of the game but then i was poor it started to lose confidence as it seemed like nothing would go past the twenty five year old man minder of the night one of the best individual air for it's ga

buzzer that the nomic grabbed the winner just to play it this beating goalkeeper how to get ammo have unguarded their best to find an equaliser and replace their caper but an extra man for a final throw the dice but they couldn't find their way through and the number of crowned champions. but now you're going to top it so. feeling zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero certain describe it looking at those you certainly are the best feeling there is to mellow about the goal your goal is most important in your career there's nothing much to my record but gave me a really good pass over there myself first show it wasn't good but now i did a good rebounder know you're aware that i'm on a good up internet. now football. on penalties to set up a champions league final with chelsea the german side have held a two one advantage from the first leg but that was overturned in the first fifteen minutes in madrid christiana without scoring from the spot before bagging another to put reality in the driving seat time the tie was all square again when our robin scored a penalty himself to make it th

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. >> look -- and by the way, i know a little about unguarded moments with microphones, but look, the idea that in this election year we're going to be able to deal with an agreement with the russians on further reducing our nuclear arsenals and the dividing twwe have in t united states congress is difficult. the president is stating the obvious. >>> the trayvon martin case is shedding light on so much, including those of us who cover the news. i'm going to talk about the media's role in this story with sylvilvia gold man taylor. that's next. we'll give you a minute by minute account. if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so

. >> reporter: a moment of unguarded grief and rage and thus a possible suspect.k mower, ken's adult step-son. >> it was apparent there were difficulties between those two. >> reporter: but trouble in the family didn't stop with derrick. >> there seemed to be a riff. >> reporter: but not between dee and ken. theirs seemed to be a genuine love story. but now a grieving dee told detectives she was as baffled about the murder as they were. >> she was not able to provide us any information as to who he was meeting that day or anything about his day. >> reporter: and despite all that friction, the infighting over money and control, dee's family produced not a single viable suspect, not even ken's step-son. >> derrick had an alibi at the time of the murder. >> reporter: but those initial interviews weren't entirely in vain. a clue emerged from ken's assistant. the night before the murder she said ken got a call on his cell. >> she knew that he had set up a meeting to meet with whoever he was talking to at 7:00 a.m. on the 15th. >> reporter: the day and time at which ken

>> when you have somebody like that on your television program and talking with that candor and unguardedat is interesting, isn't it? who have you got on sunday? >> john mccain. [laughter] he is not an entertainer, but he might be the next president pierre >> will you ask john mccain ap has conceivably -- would you ask john mccain if he has conceivably sold out in order to get the republican nomination? >> you have some more injured years -- you have some more interviews here, don't you? >> yes. >> he will have as interesting a time as al sharpton had. >> ok. i will be watching. >> the good. >> i think he is damn good, by the way. [applause] he is really first-rate. where the hell was i doing? >> you're going to do your next interview, malcolm x. >> oh. back in the 1960's, while most and flowing may develop a great admiration for a man -- malcolm x. and we became good friends. i met him first in 1959 when i did a documentary about the nation of islam called "hate that hate produced." there were separatists back then, the black muslims pin they wanted nothing whatsoever to do with the whit

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not a professional journalist and i am not very polished, and i think that makes people feel more unguardedric fernstrom had no idea that cnn was allowing him to ask a question. i can say it because i'm not a professional, and i don't care. >> and magically the only moment of real journalism in the campaign. >> i know he got in so much trouble. >> has he been seen from again? >> he made a lot of jokes about etch-a-sketch. but he has been with governor romney for a long time. and again, he seems like a nice enough guy. i give mitt romney credit for not firing him. >> debbie in philly. hey, deb. >> hey how are you guys? >> good. go ahead. congratulates on the tv show. >> thank you. >> and loved you guys in philly both the show and meet and greet. >> yay! >> and come back. >> dying too. >> one of the reasons that the birth control outrage doesn't pass the war on women's smell test is i haven't heard rick santorum or the republican righteous people raging about insurance covering vasectomies. >> yes it's ridiculous. >> there are a lot of catholic and lay people who are railing about against wan

as paul ryan said to bill clinton, hey, in an unguarded moment, we just had to put something out there that's a good starting point and we'll meet somewhere in the middle. but the democrats have made a decision, and maybe it makes sense politically, but they have made a decision, we're not going to put out a serious budget because we'll just get attacked. right? >> they have. i believe that there was a budget vote on -- a version of the president's -- >> well, it got zero votes. that's not a serious budget. he got zero votes this time. zero votes last year. >> i understand. >> but do you have any reporting on -- do any of you guys have any reporting on the democrats? because i know the democratic budget chairman, a friend of ours in the senate, is a good guy and a deficit hog. i know this is coming from harry reid. >> i think the democratic point of view is there is no democratic budget that could pass in the congress as currently constituted. so their point is not only they will be attacked, but attacked for no purpose whatsoever because there is not going to be a budget that looks an

the unguarded moment with regard to russia, obviously, was the second major story of the week.ood week for the president. >> all right. congressman, the health care law, let's face it, this administration has not wanted to talk of it as of late but they kind of had to because it was front and center last week and the open mike flap, i mean, do you believe that president george w. bush might have had a few stories written about that if the same thing had happened to him? >> well, here's the reality. the health care laws he just said are enormously unpopular. that's not new. it's been unpopular since the day it passed. it's arguably less popular now than the day it passed. most americans have seen their premiums go up. there's a lot of uncertainty over whether their own private plans are going to stay the same. remember one of the big selling points of this law is it wouldn't change your private plan and we're learning that's not the case. i think this week underscores that it's going to be more than the economy. the economy is going to matter but the question of what an obama se

adhere to our enduring commitment that we will never allow afghanistan to be a safe haven or an unguarded area where tourists can hide, train, and threatened the rest of the -- terrorists can hide, train, and threat to the rest of the world. to paraphrase gen. allen, the international call money int -- the international community's support for afghan security forces will be the most important determinant in finally achieving our shared objectives for the future of afghanistan. we are all confident that the campaign in afghanistan is -- [unintelligible] only afghans are able to defend their homeland as they have done throughout history. our march to victory is inevitable and we have come through the worst. it is time to begin the effort to secure the future. one day we will have a celebration of the victory and witness the triumph of good over evil, right over wrong, just as over tyranny. we will be proud that we were all part of this noble endeavor. thank you, and god bless you. [applause] >> thank you so much, minister wardak. i know a lot of american defense officials have appreciated y

>> when you have somebody like that on your television program and talking with that candor and unguarded, that is interesting, isn't it? who have you got on sunday? >> john mccain. [laughter] he is not an entertainer, but he might be the next president pierre >> will you ask john mccain ap has conceivably -- would you ask john mccain if he has conceivably sold out in order to get the republican nomination? >> you have some more injured years -- you have some more interviews here, don't you? >> yes. >> he will have as interesting a time as al sharpton had. >> ok. i will be watching. >> the good. >> i think he is damn good, by the way. [applause] he is really first-rate. where the hell was i doing? >> you're going to do your next interview, malcolm x. oh. back in the 1960's, while most and flowing may develop a great admiration for a man -- malcolm x. and we became good friends. i met him first in 1959 when i did a documentary about the nation of islam called "hate that hate produced." there were separatists back then, the black muslims pin they wanted nothing whatsoever to do with the whi