cameras capita than any other nation and it's here at the university of red saying that the new surveillance system is being developed. big brother is watching the e.u. plans to install surveillance systems on airplanes anger british human rights campaigners for violating privacy. and freedom denied us prisoners who've been granted parole are seeking are seeing the decision overturned critics say they're falling victim to political ambition. six am in moscow thanks very much for joining us here on r t our top story the toxic cloud of smog that's been hanging over the city seems to be retreating due to a change in wind direction and an unexpected thunderstorm over the russian capital but city residents are concerned the pollution could soon return as wildfires still raged in more than twenty regions of russia firefighters military and volunteers are working around the clock to stop the flames from spreading and put out the blazes artes and use and now way has visited some of the devastated villages where help came simply to wait. for about one hundred fifty kilometers southeast of moscow in o

course called the nine hundred forty one the event is a named art and the universe of the stain volunteers who spied behind red army lines as they fought the nazis it's been hell since ninety ninety four but most cases there are an attempt to glorify a stone in collaboration with hitler's germany but for courses that european parliament member going forward things only a small minority of people so. what concerns me about this it appears have some support from if you all the officials were near stony in government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want to a political collaboration with the people organizing this event it's clearly both offensive and bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports or basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. for second world war out of sort the generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely small these days i can't imagine that anywhere would you support for

of the global justice movement also in london we have. a professor at columbia university and in paris we crossed the red sea insall he's the co-director of the european center for international political economy and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger if i go to you first in london . through the course of this last eighteen months of the global financial crisis in your opinion how has this concept of globalization changed has it changed with the global financial crisis well it has changed indeed it has changed in several ways one way is the notion of its vulnerability the notion that my god this is the end of globalization i think that is incorrect there are many different globalization's the second way in which it changed is a second sort of misrepresentation which is the notion aha the national state is back in force but really what has happened is that national taxpayers' money has been used by national executive branches of government to rescue the global financial system so the third item for me is will people understand including commentators that this is not a. internationalism is just a different type of globaliza

well, according to research from the university of rochester, it's not your cologne or a nice suit. it's the color red. the study showed that women were more likely to find men desirable if they were wearing the color red. who knows if it works, but it's definitely worth a shot, bill, so go pull out that a red tie. it's blue today. that's disappointing. >> i have nothing red. i have zero red. >> you have no red ties? >> i'm trying to think. i think i've got one or two out of 50. >> how did you ever find a wife, bill? >> i guess she's colorblind. >>> well, time now for a look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. >>> residents in ohio will be seeing double. kicking off there through the weekend is twins day festival. the event is billed as the world's largest gathering of twins. >>> meanwhile music lovers will be flocking to chicago for lollapalooza. the three-day music festival features over 130 bands, including green day, lady gaga, and the strokes. >>> and in california, hollywood honors emma thompson. the oscar-winning actress will be getting her own star on the hollyw

red. that seems to be the conclusion of a study at the university of rochester. researchers there showed women photos such as this one with the same man wearing different colored shirts and asked which one they found more attractive. women considered men wearing red colored clothing to be higher in status and more likely to earn a better living. and the high status judgment triggered the attraction. the study appears in the journal of experimental psychology. >>> knew research suggests that nitrates found in processed meat may contribute to a higher risk of bladder cancer. the study by the national cancer institute found those who consumed more meat treeded with nitrates had a 40% greater risk of being concerned with bladder cancer than those who ate little meat treated with nitrates. they are found in bacon and lunch meat. >>> a new study finds mind over matter may contribute to faster healing. they found the healing of patients suffering from diabetes related foot ulcers different depending on the state of mind. they found that anger, frustration and depression

red cross. donate in the name of officer todd young. the type does not matter because we are told he is a universe alrepient. >> here is a picture of the suspecalpolice just arrested in san diego. 20-year-old andrew barrientos. police in southern california reportedly tracked a signature cal from his cell phone. they arrested him near the boarding crossing to mexico. we will continue to monitor this story. we will update this story later in this newscast. >>> police have arrested the man they believe shot and killed a woman in san jose last night. witnesses say they heard a woman screaming for help on morris court. then several shots rang out. the 28-year-old victim was pronounced dead at the scene. a witness flagged the santa clara police down and gave them a detailed description of the gunman. officers found him relatively quickly and arrested him. >>> here is an update on the fire burning in yuba county. a wildfire grown to 880 acres. authorities evacuated 30 homes. no structures have burned so far. the fire was reported yesterday afternoon. burning in the tahoe national forest area north of grass valley. as you can see in these liv

university of minnesota has developed several cold hardy grapes that are used to make a variety of wines. several awards are up for grabs including best redbest white, and best specialty wine. the winning wines will be displayed at the 2010 minnesota state fair. >> good stuff. >>> time now is 5:26. zombies are going to be on the loose in the south bay, but i guess these have good intentions. we'll see what they're up to, coming up. >>> the tsa is rolling out something it calls enhanced pat downs. where travelers are getting this new treatment. >>> and the bay area will feel the heat once again today. we'll have a live report and another look at the forecast, coming up from rob in just a bit. i inherited my father's '69 norton commando. it's been a dream of mine to restore it. and it's my dream for him to finish it. frank has something great to save up for. this is my dad. isn't that cool? and a very understanding girlfriend. i showed him a wells fargo savings account with my savings plan. [ frank ] and what it does is it takes a little bit of my money and puts it towards my goal. i want to get all the original parts and do it right. for m

university of washington and coleagues have looked at snow courses across the west, and looked that april one measurement from snow courses and reconciled that there has been a trend in the april one water content which red here is a trend towards lower amounts, the blue is higher. you can see most all of the elevations except the really high ones in california and some of the southern rockies have lost snow on april first - about 75 percent of the snow courses are showing this decline. when you map out these declines, this is this plotted - the trend is plotted from negative to the left and positive to the right that bottom there and elevation is traced on the vertical scale here, so lower is down and higher is up and lower is warming and higher is cooler - you can see the larger losses, of course are occurring to lower to middle elevations in our western areas and that makes sense. those are the areas closer to the freezing level. mr.noels, conducted a study of precipitation gauges across the west where first of all, climate wise these have been ones that have received snow and they have a fairly substantial record and also they've recorded snow - snow fall, that is they have a snow board or some other

of adventure and imagination. >> come on -- >> reporter: they are in dora's universe now. the latina cartoon heroine, dora the explorer, each episode an interactive experience. >> say it with us. >> it's a teaching program. >> redue, green. >> she learns different things. >> reporter: the eternal 7-year-old is celebrating her 10th anniversary. so what would dora say? >> she would probably say, it's my birthday! >> reporter: 14-year-old caitlin sanchez is the voice behind the animated sensation. >> it's really special and i feel honored to be playing such an iconic character. >> the secret to her success is kids feel as if she's their partner. and i think that makes the kid at home feel really special and empowered. >> reporter: dora is really much more than a cartoon hit. she's become a marketing phenomenon, from videos to books, kids just can't get enough of her. so fantastic, she's become a billion-dollar industry. dora is broadcast all over the world in 30 languages. but she has gotten some negative attention as well. this doctored photo of her hit the web during the debate over immigration in arizona. it was meant to suggest she's undocumented. the photo enraged her supporters who see her as a trail blazer,

university of new york. she received her ph.d. in anthropology at yale university in 2003. she is the author of four books on sex, gender, migration, h.i.v./aids, and the states. her works include "red light," "the lives of sex workers in post socialist china 2009" and "h.i.v./aids through an an throw logical lens in 2009," and she has another book that is coming and not yet published. all right, it is. apparently it is. just released, "sex trafficking, human rights, and social justice." she's done a prodigious amount of work in these areas and a very impressive amount of work. dr. zheng, thank you very much for being with us. >> in the beginning of 1989, the state has launched periodical nationwide anti-trafficing and anti-prosecution campaigns known as a crackdown. to end trafficking and the sex trade. during the crackdown, public security bureau employs a complex system of race to attack the underground brothels, to locate and document traffic sex workers. these campaigns are the prosecutions against women and the women will not voluntarily choose a profession that violates human rights. by confusing trafficing and prostitution, stories of the rescue of suffered women highlight w

university of denver. he will soon go back to rhode island. it is the home of the best ice cream parlor in the country. you should visit it. so, another red sox fan here. we're very pleased to have embassador hill. some lessons learned, but visions of where we are going with this relationship between the u.s. and iraq. there are people in baghdad and beirut who are watching us online. we may get some questions from them as well, and from this group, and from the overflow audience in a nearby room. please welcome ambassador hill. [applause] elcome ambassador hill. [applause] >> thank you very much, bill, and for inviting me to this old building. i know that you are all looking forward to this building which is larger than the largerastrodome. it is under budget, write the? >> absolutely. >> so, i am leaving the state department, not only because our view of the potomac has been obstructed -- [laughter] i have always liked the views of the u.s.i.p. it is a great pleasure to be back here. i have wound up 16 months in iraq. as they say in the world cup, i went into extra time there. i was planning to make it 12 months, but i did try, want to

many of them just to meet tamron hall who took the red eye in fromas vegas last night after judging the miss universelbum. how are you feeling? >> i feel good. miss universe was an amazing experience. natalie was flawless hosting the show. >> she had more changes than -- >> she reminded me of diana ross. but bret michaels, i had a bet with a friend he would wear a bandanna. i bet he wouldn't. he was great as well. >> he only had one bandanna. >> that's right. >> he should have coordinated with natalie. >>> matt lauer along with ann curry, tamron hall and al roker. if you had to say one beatles song was the best of all time what would you say? >> yesterday. >> norwegian wood. what about you? >> "i want to hold your hand." >> aw. >> no, seriously. >> a long way to go for that. >> anyway, we're going to talk more about that. >> that's right. "rolling stone" magazine -- it's written down. i so messed it up. "rolling stone" magazine will count down the top of all time and the one they put as number one, i'm told, might surprise all of us. >> also ahead, tiger woods is back to being a single man. it is off