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everything is good for the blackhawks first nhl team to 50.5 game home winning streak plant at united center exclusively for the next five weeks be wished patrick sharp happy 30th birthday teammates using cam as target practice work out one of the leaders but everybody top to bottom plant well right now. beginning to feel a special but it did a couple of years ago >> top team moving the puck deep i think we are a good team like we were two years ago that kind of mentality at personnel doing that again that is what we need to be patient to look at the contributions that is what we are looking for this season everybody contributed does not have to be the same guys producing for us >> sacramento kings' first of 10 bowl games in detroit control against western michigan not good for the boilers early jordan white behind everybody 259 receiving yards for ham first ever in a bowl game or midwestern did not last long taken the kickoff by the time this was over in the end zone on the other time on the other side hot on to win the 37-32 chicago bears officially put jay cutler and matt forte reserve sh

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black hawk fans loved him until he returned to the united center as a member of the hated red wings but including former university of wisconsin teammate and keith kachuck, doc emerick flyers owner ed snider 26 seasons in the nhl including nine with the blackhawks and did career with 3 norris trophy as stanley cups and two with the red wigs. >> hoping everybody can forgive me just wanted to play hockey that was a bad situation i have played these are the bank's international type tournaments' come into some cities plan games with teams i went and wart usa jersey there were cheering for me like one of my own from chicago i hope they are proud to what i accomplished in chicago. >> tough news for penguins at the nhl sidney crosby out again with concussion like symptoms surface after this game last week only has played eight games this year after missing 10 months even though tests show does not have a concussion sidney crosby not so short out indefinitely >> back to football to nfl head coaches fired today including todd haley by the kansas city chiefs and tony sparano by the dolphins gree

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for your but perhaps not the financial expert and given that our discussion with and least centers around the united states and china and there are disputes between the two countries so often center around the issue of currency we want to break down currency peg today and let's take a look at how it is being talked about in the news right now so in this article about china's currency the you want being up late on a stronger central bank guidance that was received in a weaker dollar abroad the wall street journal writes that you want is that four percent against the dollar this year and seven point seven since june of two thousand and ten when china and its currency pegged to the dollar and vowed to make the you want more flexible so there you see it but what exactly is a currency peg well it is a countries or governments exchange rate policy of pegging the central banks exchange to another country's currency so you may ask what is the point of doing it well here's the reasons why if you peg a currency artificially high it means you're a country that's trying to encourage foreign money to come into y

if someone gets into these cholera treatment units or centers, they're not going to die of cholera. but that does not replace a public water system, it does not replace a public hospital, it does not replace a public reporting system like the cdc which does a lot more than reporting. as you can see, i'm told about this movie i didn't i didn't se. but that's an example. so the red cross we said to them, you know, help us keep the general hospital going, and you were there in the general hospital, haiti's largest hospital. and that's going to require finding a way to get salaries paid for workers. >> but how does that logistically actually happen? >> well, it logistically actually happens by convincing them to do it and then saying, okay, maybe you want other groups to accompany you. that's the word we're trumping a lot in this book, accompaniment, as a alternative development strategy. so the red cross accompanies us, and we accompany the public sector. and my colleagues who are here from new york could tell me if i've done a good job talking about this, but that's a model of moving

poisoning has replaced traffic accidents as the leading cause of accidental death in the united states. the centers for disease control says cars are now made to be safer, and more people are accidently overdosing on prescription painkillers. the latest figures are for 2008. about 38,000 people died from vehicle accidents while 41,000 died from poisoning. some of those overdoses come from legal over-the-counter medicines that are readily available to children. new at 10:00, lloyd lacuesta is here to tell us about local incidents and how they inspired a new law. >> reporter: this is the time of year where people go to drugstores seeking relief from coughs and codes. two popular medications, authorities say they're also used to get high. young people have a term for overdosing, robotripping. >> they'll like trip out and see patterns and colors and tell me they're hallucinating. >> reporter: on the internet, there are even recipes on how to make the cough syrup more palatable and songs about the practice. >> what's the song say? >> it just mentioned it. it says getting sizzurp in my ride. >> reporter:

s role in europe's marketplace and the united europe body the center right alliance calling itself the european people's party is meeting ahead of the key summit on thursday and friday to try and thrushes its ideas as well well as talk of more of this and gets more perspective in it and go to london there dr leigh rather a very good evening you're with the taxpayers alliance as well as the bridge group campaigning against a centralised europe it's good to have you on the program let's talk about the british prime minister british prime minister david cameron taking his conservative party out of that alliance the european peoples party i just spoke about i think you regret that decision. absolutely not the european peoples party is historically a federalist integration aist group that has very different objectives even when the conservative very peace were part of the group they were voting against the people one third of the time so that should give you an idea as to how divergent their opinions were all right well billions of u.k. taxpayers' money is really given in to help the strugg

poisoning has replaced traffic accidents as the leading cause of accidental death in the united states. the centers for disease control says cars are now made to be safer, and more people are accidently overdosing on prescription painkillers. the latest figures are for 2008. about 38,000 people died from vehicle accidents while 41,000 died from poisoning. some of those overdoses come from legal over-the-counter medicines that are readily available to children. new at 10:00, lloyd lacuesta is here to tell us about local incidents and how they inspired a new law. >> reporter: this is the time of year where people go to drugstores seeking relief from coughs and codes. two popular medications, authorities say they're also used to get high. young people have a term for overdosing, robotripping. >> they'll like trip out and see patterns and colors and tell me they're hallucinating. >> reporter: on the internet, there are even recipes on how to make the cough syrup more palatable and songs about the practice. >> what's the song say? >> it just mentioned it. it says getting sizzurp in my ride. >> reporter:

throughout the continent is not some while give you an example earlier this summer the united nations famine early warning center issued a report saying that millions of ethiopians in southie opiah were starving a few days later the international committee of the red cross announces that they're being blocked from doing any aid work in that region in southern ethiopia a few days later the british government announces they're getting sixty million dollars in emergency food aid to ethiopia well now no food aid is being allowed into south you know people are people starving what's that money being spent on the very next day the ethiopian government announces they're spending one hundred million dollars buying two hundred battle tanks from the ukraine in other words they're buying tanks to prevent aid from getting to the starving people and this is all being funded by the bank paper ships in the west so that's just one example another example is in somalia in two thousand and six ethiopia invades somalia destroys the union of islamic courts which has brought peace to somalia for the first time in fifteen years and c

people fled the center of moscow again but this time it's the supporters of the victorious united russia party it follows mass opposition rally stage amid claims the results of the parliamentary vote were rigged. second rescue package amid skepticism over the efficiency of the emergency measure and against the backdrop of widening cracks within the e.u. . and occupy protesters take their rallies to a new level as they plan to shut down of america's west coast ports after a series of police raids that resulted in the fictions of camps and dozens of arrests the top stories. international news and comment live from moscow twenty four hours a day this is. candidates being throwing their hats into the ring ahead of russia's upcoming presidential runoff one of the world's richest men russian businessman mikhail prokhorov has formally announced he's running in the election for next march. has more on the man. he is number three on russia's rich list kind of a jack of all trades not only does he have a fortune of estimated eighteen billion dollars he's also an avid das good ball player in fact h

are like any other great power concerned about the countries around them and the united states is forcing itself into center central asia and the former east bloc poland czech republic. even you. if you were sitting on the other side of that you would say well why does the united states need to do that it's halfway across the world this isn't the us fear of influence this is a russian sphere of influence and therefore i think in the same with china i think other countries look at this and say well listen you're on our front door and back door we're not on your front door and back door and i think americans to be able to see that sometimes that our forces are forward in europe in asia and you know there is some. residual cold war mentality there i don't think it's a full blown cold war but i think there's certainly a mentality in the united states that russia and china are still not completely on our side that that definitely whisperings of that when you listen to some of what lawmakers say on capitol hill here hell here a very interesting thing a fellow at the independent institute ivan eland thanks so much

united. well the director of the center for middle east studies says he doubts the observers can tell the difference between armed insurgents and peaceful civilians no one can deny the presence of the answer burned in syria even hillary clinton did recognize this and said they are well equipped and well trained like many. as they mix between civilians and children because one day you talk about thousands of people killed in syria they don't mention. and also we cannot deny that. about two thousand. of. those observers are going to syria to see on the was going on. but the claim that the extremists are fighting in syria is shared by some foreign journalists working on the ground terry tells us in detail later however it's a by some forces to turn the call it into a full scale civil war or failing that's what's ahead next hour. i think that would be the action to destabilize the country. we see a lot of people killed but this is not the civil war. they want to enter with throwing force inside. using proxy from the gulf can see. the problem because. it's three years since garza worse pounded by relentl

it has 58 mailing centers in the united states. each red envelope has to be processed manually so the disks don't go through automated machines. we'll watch netflix stocks today. good mood on wall street as we wait for a european debt solution. this one is due on thursday. it will allow them to talk in waves to their tvs. much more important in the grand scream than being able to do this to change the channel is that the partnerships that microsoft was able to make with hbo with verizon, with bbc bringing content to the x-box. >>> still to come, we'll tell you who is heading to the super bowl halftime show. >>> plus, new training for san francisco police officers after a series of shootings involving mentally ill people. >>> and it's a cold start out there this morning. some cities as we wake up at this time tomorrow morning are 20 degrees cooler. we'll tell you what's causing a significant drop-off in your full weather forecast. >>> and with a new stall on i-580 i have more reason for it hily t mooray m.anngniadal owarly this nday

for anti-terror operations after the world trade center attacks of 2001. the united states used the base to launch unmanned aircraft. >>> japan's coast guard is on high alert against increased activity by chinese maritime survey vessels in japan's exclusive economic zone in the east china sea. the two countries are supposed to give prior notice before carrying out surveys in each other's zones. but the chinese side has been ignoring the agreement and continuing its activities. the coast guard used to spot the ships only a few times a year, but recently they're being seen every month. seven cases have been reported since july. the coast guard says it receives notification from china, but many of the vessels are in areas other than those specified. it says the chinese ships insist they're conducting legitimate research, when they reply to warnings from surveillance vessels or planes, but some ships do not respond to the calls. the coast guard adds that more chinese fisheries surveillance vessels are being spotted near the senkaku islands in okinawa prefecture, followin

show of strength thousands flood the center of moscow again but this time it's the supporters of the victorious united russia party and follows mass opposition rallies are staged amid claims the results of the parliamentary vote. talks resume on greece's second rescue package amid skepticism over the efficiency of the emergency measure and all the while against the backdrop of widening cracks within the e.u. . occupy protesters take their rallies to the next level as they plan a shutdown of america's west coast softer a series of police raids those resulted in a picture of camps and dozens of arrests. worldwide news live from moscow this is the with me rory stewart shai candidates have been throwing their hats into the ring ahead of russia's upcoming presidential runoff one of the world's richest men a russian a businessman and office formally announced he's running in the election for next march let's not cross live to all these are going to go more on this. has made his name in the business and is now extending his political ambitions what else can you tell us about this man. believe me it. is numbe

attorney about the condition of the club or things going on in the golden gateway center with respect to the dwelling units there, they have nothing to do with the project sponsor of this project, and i think it is important that we make that known. i want to thank the board for having this -- president chiu: i am sorry. i need to understand this. there will be a profit, and one is responsible to the green fencing, and in addition to what the opposition is trying to support. >> there is an option to purchase the property, so in any situation like that, a purchase and sell agreement, the current owner would be paid to sell their property, so that is certainly a benefit to them. in addition, they will get back at the end of the day a condominium interest and a fitness club. if this gets approved in the wisdom of this board and others, there will be a condominium created as part of the purchase price, so there is actual cash that gets paid. there is cash that gets paid to the board, to the current owner of the club, and then they will receive an edition in kind payment with a fitness club being given back to

paramilitary response from police agencies in the united states and as i said this is a movement that's really inspiring people it's putting in front and center the fundamental injustices in society in the united states and around the world and people are demanding change and that's when change happens when you see huge numbers of people taking to the streets and refusing to take no for an answer the government is really going to have to look at that and decide how they can handle it or if they can handle it because people have demands right now in those demands are not going to go away and that was margaret heller executive director of the partnership for civil justice fund and the death toll toll continues to rise into syria clashes between anti-government protesters and police intensify coming up we'll tell you one thing neighboring countries and the western world are being asked to do to stop fueling the flames of a potential civil war. into the only real military mechanisms. to bring justice or accountability. i have the right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. i would characterize obama care was my

paramilitary response from police agencies in the united states and as i said this is a movement that's really inspiring people it's putting in front and center the fundamental injustices in society in the united states and around the world and people are demanding change and that's when change happens when you see huge numbers of people taking to the streets and refusing to take no for an answer the government is really going to have to look at that and decide how they can handle it or if they can handle it because people have demands right now in those demands are not going to go away. that was mayor of our haven heller executive director of the partnership for several justice fund and coming up on our t.v. they're taking a trip to the international space station and coming up we'll tell you the latest so use that lift up and the mission that lies ahead for it be cause minot's aboard safe havens. was the police the roughing it was one of the protest nobody seems to know. but never a pepper sprayed the face but part of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. welcome to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. just put a picture of me

united. the rector of the beirut based center for middle east studies says he doubts the observers can tell the difference between armed insurgents and peaceful civilians no one can deny the presence of the answer vary in syria even hillary clinton didn't recognize this and said they are and was drowned except the like that there are many. a mix between civilians and children because when they talk about thousand of people killed in syria they don't mention. civilians and we cannot deny. about two thousand soldier or a security man in syria wouldn't those observers are going to see the you see on that was going on. of a claim that the extremists are fighting in syria is said by some foreign journalists working on the ground hearing tells us in detail later however by some forces to turn the call it into a full scale civil war or failing. i think that all b. reaction to destabilize the country are not working we see a lot of people killed but this is not a civil war quite well if they want to interweave throwing troops inside like be doing libya or using proxy from the gulf can see the very prob

government has different layers and their opposition groups and they're not all united the director of the beirut based center for middle east studies says he doubts the observers can tell the difference between the armed insurgents and peaceful civilians no one can deny the presence of the answer vary in syria even hillary clinton didn't recognize this and said they out of wonder and words that i am think that they're like that there are many. a mix between civilians and children because when they talk about thousand of people killed in c.d.'s they don't mention. civilians and with cannot deny. about two thousand and. sixty two months or so it would concede it wouldn't those observers are going to see the you see on that was going on the claim that army extremists are fighting in syria is shared by some foreign journalists on the ground there terry mason tells us in details later how efforts by some forces to turn the conflict into a full scale civil war are failing here's what he says a little later. i think that would be the action to destabilize the country are not working we see a lot of people killed bu

united. the director of the beirut based center for middle east studies says he doubts the observers can tell the difference between armed insurgents and peaceful civilians. no one can deny that prisons. and see the even hillary clinton didn't recognize this and say they are. like that many. a mix between civilians and children because when they talk about people they don't mention. and we cannot deny. those observers are going to see the. was going on. the claim that our extremists are fighting in syria is shared by some foreign journalist working on the ground terry mason tells us in detail later how efforts by some forces to turn the conflict into a full scale civil war failing is what's coming your way in the next hour. i think that would be to destabilize the country. we see a lot of people killed but this is not. quite. like the. proxy. problem because. it's been three years since gaza was pounded by a relentless israeli bombing an invasion that lasted twenty two days the offensive killed almost fifteen hundred palestinians with many families being wiped out for many the battle has now

where everybody thinks the center of the action, center of gravity in this town is the big building you see behind me. the united states capitol. and if the center of gravity in this town isn't there, most the people think it's the white house, right? on most days, what's in competition for the center of gravity in washington, d.c., for the center of the washington, d.c., universe, is this place. k. street where the lobbyists here in washington have their offices. if the press is the fourth estate, k. street is the fifth es strait. today this is what k. street looked like. hundreds, perhaps a thousand protesters swarming k. street and managing to shut it down. these are 99%er protesters, some aligned with the occupy d.c. movement, some aligned with the labor movement. they descended as part of take back the capitol protest. a dozen people were arrested at that action. that was the scene on k. street earlier today. as day turned to night, the state was different. tonight the man of the hour in republican politics was toasted at a $1,000-a-plate k. street fund-raiser hosted by and expected to be populated almost e

the center of moscow again this time it's the supporters of the victorious united russia party who have taken to the streets to defend choice and. the results of the parliamentary vote. skepticism over the. cracks within the. protesters excuse me. to the next level shutdown of america's west coast ports from san diego all the way to reach the move follows a series of police raids the result. of israeli airstrikes on gaza a palestinian bid for statehood and an arab spring in the background the middle east peace process is facing more challenges than ever so we spoke to influential palestinian politician. about what happens next. with me i have dr mustafa barghouti the president of the palestinian national initiative and a member of the palestinian parliament dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. will palestinians still push ahead in the statehood bid despite the fact that it seems a two thirds majority in support of it is highly unlikely there can be no vote in the security council now because the united states already obstructed that by. denying of a committee that are it t