we do not see that at this point but any storm unwelcomed.ouple of storms out the cumberland way. oakland is included in this reaching into the cumberland area. so several storms here that we're tracking. this is a rather large thunderstorm moving toward chambersburg now. if it survives as it pushes further south it could rumble into hagerstown and several hours from now eventually into the western baltimore county. but, again, this is still at least one to two hours away and these have the potential to potentially lose some strength. we'll see. this doesn't tbheen look like what -- begin to look like what we saw. there will be the possibility of storms. we'll be tracking it here. you can track it 24/7 or with one of our weather apps. and through the day it was hot and sticky. that was the scenario in baltimore. dundalk today mostly sunny but hot and hazy for much of the day. the weather has remained clear so far -- so far. overnight into early tomorrow could be different. even in carroll county, a few clouds beginning to edge in. we watch th

so an unwelcome delay. rains welcomed but not the lighting in. 7:07 if this holds together and a smaller cell moving toward, really, towson, timonium or parksville. let's get into some of the other weather. a hot downtown baltimore, 97 degrees. winds west at 12. a bit of a breeze but in the enough to do anything but stir hot air. a look at the key bridge, bel air, charm city run, no parade today. the heat and humidity is only getting more intense. at the beaches we were cooking in the 90s. beach side, most of the beach goers right on that water's edge. low 70s. so it's in the as cool as this was. heat index values statewide, 95 ocean city. most of central maryland steaming. i don't want to use the word baking. steam is a better word with the dew point numbers up in the 70-degree range. that is oppressive. you cool the air to 70. you have 100% relative humidity. so that is some absolutely oppressive humidity and the air temp 101. with any humidity, that's outrageous heat. just enough to stir the air. we'll t

it left behind an unwelcome legacy, salt drenched land up with an approach to remove the salt from the soil. their efforts have led to an unexpected flowers are a natepoll -- pollenate the flowe artificially. a year later they went back to check the ruts. they found the gradually returning to the way it was before the to save the flowers. following the tsunami. last year it was kill off the plants that students from the agricultural high school to begin researching ways to students placed their h bubbles are known to be effective for studentse condition ofmicrobubbleary needed. would >> reporter: the students have begun using this method to reas bed. fforts have unexpected national wers are a s nhk world's tell us was it >> apply this to but they didn't have theings like trial yes, they water prize. the award ceremon rolm suffered tsunami damage last year. and they're keen to spread to the world about the thank you vkimoraocused on overcoming the challenges of the 2011 di but we'll their successes p.m. >>> londoners are tho and residence ms. nhk world's airic are stevenson has the stor

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. >> after dropping the first game of their series with the rockies the national scott sommer unwelcomingesmond is withdrawing from the all-star game with a strained oblique. that did not seem to bother him today. bottom of the second was scoreless until he had a hard liner to right center. he may not be in the game but he is proving why he got the nod. one-zero nationals. espinoza comes home. the nationals are leading 4-1 in the seventh. leave it to the williams sisters. they come back stronger than ever when the odds are against them. serena williams did something a 31-year-old woman that has not done since 1998. she blasts a serf to take the first set 6-1. she had 17 aces today. a record 102 for the tournament. she is dealing with a respiratory infection. no side effects there. surreal false to the ground in amazement. -- serena falls to the ground in amazement. well deserved. fifth wimbledon title. >> i just think of all of those moments having two injuries and getting blood clots and being on my couch never wanting to get up because i was so depressed. i was like, i cannot take any m

. >>> day two of the olympic games in london and today saw an unwelcome visitor. rain. here's a live look at london at the olympic stadium. awash in light tonight. the the weather didn't seem to put a dent in spirit of fans or athletes and across the events, women made the biggest splash of the day. phil rogers has more from london. >> reporter: good evening. a u.s. olympian blasted her way into the record books today as mother nature demonstrated she can be a tough olympic competitor, too. >> female cyclists braved thunder, lightening and a blinding rainstorm this morning, but the clouds parted just in time for kimberly brodey to talk the gold in skeet shooting. >> no words to describe it. i went out there to do the very best i could. >> indoors today, the u.s. basketball men beat france 98-71 and tony parker wondered aloud if if anyone was in there class. unrevolved whether one of saudi arabia's olympians can compete. officials are trying to negotiate a compromise. >> the key stakeholders involved got together and are talking. >> this may be her only event. >> reporte

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is this anything on par with friday, no, but it's an unwelcome thunderstorm, passing over deep creekstburg in the last hour or so. part of that broken line of storm lts. humidity at 30%. muggy conditions beginning to crop in from the south and -- creep in from the south. could they be higher or worse? yes, but it's a moot point. we think things will get more humid and more intense heat wise. that will keep the chance for a storm. the the heat index values 100. so as the storm dips out of pennsylvania you can see plenty of heat and humidity to help fuel the storms. the line doesn't show near the intensity or the storm structure that we had as we went into friday night. that's a duratio event. so that was an extremely rare event. this is more of a tip cam boundary line -- typical boundary line. we see them draped from upstate new york to points south and west. hotter conditions continue to flow in. it will fuel a day of extreme heat into the mid to upper 90s with the humidity increasing. so it's in the just hour 4th of july but thursday and friday look hot and trying to pinpoint the st

was fired off the texas lawmakers saying that we may as well could a sign of a panhandle was as unwelcomehe legal. >> illegal immigrants captured anywhere in the 26 county area of the texas panhandle are usually brought here before being transferred over to a federal holding facility. the scherer sells us on any given day he can see anywhere between 0-15 immigrants. >> and all, 41 agents will be moved out of nine cities. >> we prioritize the border security, putting more boots of the southern border if than at any time in our history. today, there are fewer illegal crossings that any time in the past 40 years. >> this sherriff argues that these interior for the patrol stations are second lines of defense and national security. he also worries that he was smugglers will have an easier time of across the country. >> taking to agents and saving them to the border when they already serve an area of 26,000 square miles just does not seem to make sense. >> the question local law enforcement officials are asking thea's who are they suppose a call now when they come across the legal immigrants. t

. >> no, not on welcome to -- not unwelcomed. >> your testimony, there was no pushing, pulling, or grabbing in the house. >> none, no. >> just a single grab by end the ban. that is your testimony. >> objection. >> sustained. >> sheriff, after you were convinced -- convicted and sentenced, the mayor met with you? >> yes, he met with me twice. >> there is a meeting you had with the mayor where he gave you a choice. he said you could resign or you would be suspended and he would initiate misconduct charges against you. >> that is right. i am sorry, i misspoke. when i said it twice, i met before and after. >> sounds like when the mayor gave you the choice, that was after it was the second of those two meetings. >> that is correct. >> and that meeting was act -- after you are actually sentenced them on march 19, your sentence. >> yes. >> and that second meeting with the mayor when he gave you the choice between resigning or suspension was after you were sentenced. >> that is correct. >> after that time, you had been convicted. >> sentenced, yes. >> convicted and sentenced. you are on probation.

the city is even hosting a beaver festival next month to celebrate their wants an unwelcome guest >> they don't really seem to be bothered by s a we live together ,,,,,,,, you don't exactly have that green thumb. but your siding? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >> here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news, move over to n.y., the bay area city moving front and center on the war on soda pop >> this is not some platform for disneyland ride >> one-man crusade to wipe out what is left of a popular bay area landmark and why some say that will never happen. >>

the unwelcome message that mitt romney was trying to send. ,, you ready buddy?ou're probably not getting called up to the majors. but your fence? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >> mitt romney was booed today while giving a speech at the annual naacp convention. most members of the civil rights groups are supporting president obama. romney is making his case for why they should rethink that boat >> mitt romney received a lukewarm greeting at the naacp's annual meeting. much of his speech was met with white applause until he started criticizing president obama and his policies >> on going to eliminate every non-essential expensive program i confined including obama care and bob will work to reform and save >> about 90 percent of black voters are expected to support president obama in november but romney says that support has not lead to results >> the unemployment rate, the duration of unemployment, averaged incumbent, median family wealth are all worse in the black community >> romney believe state focus on the economy c

very unwelcome rain last week. widespread flooding was reported here. well, we're just getting band after band of rain coming off of a low pressure system sitting out over the atlantic. and that could lead to further flooding. we've also had reports of thunderstorms delivering golf ball-sized hail here. central locations seeing very severe thunderstorms. again, the czech republic, eastern germany, poland, you'll be receiving the worst of it. lots of humidity energy coming up from the south. it's just moving around as a dome of high pressure. that's why we see the same areas being affected by these storms. this dome of high pressure, of course, is keeping all the heat around the balkan peninsula. 38 in budapest today. 32 in vienna. warming up in the southwest. just 18 and wet in london. i'll leave you to your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. >>> our lead story this hour. the head of the arab league as urged opposition groups to get together to rescue their country from crisis. about 250 delegates gathered at an arab league conference in c

very unwelcome rain. a low just sitting off the atlantic.ding front after front across the british isles. we are seeing thunderstorms containing large hail. the storms have -- history of producing golf ball sized hail. that's heading up in towards norway. and then, once again, the same area of central europe from the alpine region up through towards poland and baltic states. suffering from severe thunderstorms. once again to day. they're pushing around the edge of a dome of high pressure that is keeping things very hot for the balkan peninsula. budapest, 3 degrees today. 30, warsaw. kiev. 32, vienna. 33 in athens. starting to see things warming up. iberian peninsula. madrid, 34. wet, cooler for you in london. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our top story once again, head of the arab league has serious opposition groups to get together and rescue their country from crisis. about 250 gathered at an arab league conference in cairo. members of the syrian opposition living outside the country joined ministers across the arab world. ar

after being expelled from the school for fighting the previous year, a return to the campus was an unwelcome sight for the principal, who quickly summoned the police to escort her off the grounds. >> i was going to a football game. it was supposed to be me and my mom and two brothers. my mom had to leave to take her boyfriend home. she was going to come right back. so when we go to buy tickets and the principal comes up, and she says, because i don't go to that school, i couldn't go. so i had to leave. and she had the police come in my face and rush me down. >> according to police reports ayryana resisted officers and was verbally abusive. she says with her little brothers already inside the game and no one to tell them that she was about to leave, she was faced with a difficult choice -- ignore police instructions and find her brothers or comply and leave the boys completely unsupervised with no way of knowing where she had gone. luckily for the boys ayryana's mom arrived at the last minute. >> you seem very angry. are you mad right now? why? >> i just don't think it's right. >> do you thin

they are always kind unwelcoming to everyone. later on, i realized that was not the case. everything was not fine. st. luke's might be in danger of closing down becauseproposals. i believe having a functional hospital gives as a security of every sentences in can say with pride -- every san franciscan can say with pride in has been part of the community for so long they know exactly what to expect. since a lot of them are low income, sometimes they can only pay with thank yous. we feel we have overplays to rely on. >> i am going to call it a few more names. [list of names] >> i am with a community center operator and i attend high school, and i live in the neighborhood. in the times i am around, i have experienced this sense of welcome. goothe same luke's hospital has been very controversial, so i picked up many issues. st. luke's has been long representing a medical service of community-based care, meaning all classes are welcome and in reach. they have great pride and gratitude. one of the proposals concentrates on building a 555- bed hospital at the cathedral hill, lead

this is extremely unwelcome rain and a very serious situation.own towards the south of the continent we're going to be seeing more heavy rain as well. the southwest monsoon is in full effect, but particularly heavy rain is going to be coming to parts of northern myanmar, northern thailand, as well as laos as we head to the next 24 hours, so there's going to be a risk of flooding here as well. now, temperatures have been soaring through parts of eastern china for the last several days. no change today, shanghai. 37 degrees forecast for you. right through towards chonching in the upper 30s. let's take a look at north america. as we mentioned there we're seeing a heat wave persisting into the weekend. severe thunderstorm as well. now to add to it a tropical storm. let's go through and see what's happening with tropical storm daniel. there is good news with this one. although it's going to be developing very quickly to rricane status and intensifying there, can you see it's moving away from land masses. so it doesn't look like it's going to be posing

dissidents made it abundantly clear that the queen was an unwelcome foreign minister. >> if martin mcguinness were to meet the queen and shake her hand, what would your reaction be? >> my reaction would be -- wake up and smell the coffee. you told those lies years and years ago. you do not recognize the court. you do not recognize the queen. and a lot of people dead -- young lads, mothers, sitting klan's thinking about their children, and he is going to shake the hand of the woman who put them there. if he calls himself a republican, got help ireland. >> the attitude of many republicans towards the queen began to change when she visited dublin last year. >> in the circumstance, it did have a healing effect. unlike in 1877 where it was viewed as trouble is, and -- >> i look forward to the day when the americans enjoy the people of northern ireland from the better and happier times, so long awaited and so richly deserved. >> when martin mcguinness shakes the queen's hand, it may suggest that day has finally come. >> that was peter taylor reporting on queen elizabeth's visit to northern ireland.

economic situation, particularly arising out of developments in the euro crisis, this might have an unwelcome currency effect on the yen, which would yet again be used as a safe haven and, therefore, would be even further overvalued. >> the imf now expects the global economy to expand less than the 3.5% annual growth it anticipated in april. lagarde said the lower growth estimate is due to deteriorating economic activities, not only in advanced countries, but in emerging economies as well. >>> japan's key economic indicator fell in may for a second month in a row. this was partly due to a drop in car output for the european market. the cabinet office says the coincident index showing the current state of the economy fell 1.2 points from april. the index is derived from economic activity such as corporate production and employment. looking ahead, the forecast for the economy, however, looks a bit brighter. the leading index was up by 0.3 points. the first rise in two months. this is due to more job openings created by the construction demand from last year's disaster. the cabinet office says i

. >>> the heat is an extra unwelcome burden for nearly 100 people looking for a place to live because of a devastating fire in prince william county. the flames swept through the woodbridge station familiarities on eisenhower circle last night. our surae chinn is there. >> reporter: a lot of the tenants were out in the heat just waiting and hoping to get inside their apartments to grab some essentials and see the damage, but they couldn't because these two buildings behind me are condemned. the one on the left of your screen and the one behind those trees. screws were boarding them up this afternoon -- crews were boarding them up this afternoon. we've learned someone on that top level apartment on the third story left a gas fueled appliance which caused the fire. samuel assmani captured these flames shooting from the roof on his cell phone. you can hear his concern for those who may have been trapped. his son jeffrey ran to find out. >> god, who is inside there? >> rushing everywhere trying to knock on everybody's door trying to get them outside and you see babies crying, little girls

economic situation, particularly arising out of developments in the euro crisis, this might have an unwelcome currency effect on the yen, which would yet again be used as a safe haven and, therefore, would be even further overvalued. >> the imf now expects the global economy to expand less than the 3.5% annual growth anticipated -- it anticipated in april. lagarde said the lower growth estimate is due to deteriorating economic activities, not only in advanced countries, but in emerging economies as well. >>> japan's key economic indicator fell in may for a second month in a row. this was partly due to a drop in car output for the european market. the cabinet office says coincident index showing the current state of the economy fell 1.2 points from april. the index is derived from economic activity such as corporate production and employment. looking ahead, the forecast for the economy, however, looks a bit brighter. the leading index was up by 0.3 points. the first rise in two months. this is due to more job openings created by reconstruction demand from last year's disaster. the cabinet offi

as the president prepares for a campaign bus tour of ohio and pennsylvania where he'll have some unwelcome company, former minnesota governor tim pawlenty and louisiana governor bobby jindal, both possible romney vp picks, will shadow the president. the trip could be overshadowed by this friday's jobs report. remember, the last report showed the unemployment report ticked up. the president really can't afford that trend to continue with the election just four months away. kate. >> kristen welker watching it all at the white house tonight. thank you. >>> there has been a shocking new outburst of gun violence in chicago, a city already reeling from a 38% increase in its murder rate this year. fifteen people have been shot since 5:00 p.m. yesterday, including a 10-year-old girl who had been playing near an open fire hydrant lateast night. >>> overseas an intriguing question has people talking was leader yasser arafat poisoned. he died in 2004. now swiss researchers have found traces of a poisonous element called polonium on some of his belongings, including his toothbrush. arafat's widow want

very unwelcome rain last week. widespread flooding was reported here.ell, we're just getting band after band of rain coming off of a low pressure system sitting out over the atlantic. and that could lead to further flooding. we've also had reports of thunderstorms delivering golf ball-sized hail here. central locations seeing very severe thunderstorms. again, the czech republic, eastern germany, poland, you'll be receiving the worst of it. lots of humidity energy coming up from the south. it's just moving around as a dome of high pressure. that's why we see the same areas being affected by these storms. this dome of high pressure, of course, is keeping all the heat around the balkan peninsula. 38 in budapest today. 32 in vienna. warming up in the southwest. just 18 and wet in london. i'll leave you to your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. delegates from iran and six world powers meet in istanbul later in the day for another round of talks on iran's nuclear program. the eu's foreign policy chief has urged iran to make concrete pledges thi

an unwelcomed change but nonetheless, taking down the decision that the people of san francisco had to make and mayor at the time about whether to take down the freeway or to shore it up and that decision to take it it down of course led to so many things south of market. the military decided they were going to close three military bases and this small, teeny tiny seen, 40 square miles and three bases which gave us opportunity for the presidio treasure island has been mentioned and of course very important to us, your neighbor here at hunters point. so all the mitigation, removal of poisons of the past and some of these places, they are all construction nirkt i evers. so -- initiatives. for this $10 million, for every dollar, there are 20 times more requests for the grant, so we were sort of pestering the secretary about what this would mean in transportation investment generating economic recovery. how we met the standard of that title. of course, since president obama became president, we have passed the recovery act, so much has happened here in terms of central -- we start with the

those storms were unwelcome news for an area already worn out by a summer of severe weather. some of the trees that survived last month's derecho fell over in today's high winds. one of them hit two houses in the district. fox 5's bob barnard joins us now with the story. >> there's another one of those no named line of storms from the west swept through late afternoon full of rain, strong winds and lightning, powerful enough to knock down another huge tree causing damage to two homes in chevy chase, d.c. with the light of day you can better see what happened in carol capuano's front yard. yet another giant tree has fallen, this one on her roof. >> i'm not too happy with it, but the big trees essentially come down. >> reporter: this is arcadia place in northwest washington, a street that lost power again. it was dark and hot six days thanks to the june 29th storm. >> they said it would be within seven days and that's what they said and they did actually hit seven days. >> reporter: margaret lidstone and her family are still recovering from the derecho with this tree that stood

which is an unwelcome i've been going through extensive training for the match i competed in twenty one matches and won them all but i trained a lot with very strong boxers who are former world champions now i have this chance to fight for delhi creech go and i am confident i will win a bunch of well you're up to date now i'll be back into our style with more sports news from around the globe. but for now. wealthy british style seinfeld's time to cut. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. sky.

generals manipulate and suppress and deny unwelcome facts. and with the war in vietnam had a better result without aggressive congressional oversight or think of the war in iraq with its parade of federal officials and beribboned commanders telling americans year after year that victory was at hand and the enemy was a handful of dead-enders without the joint committee during the civil war, we would have had i think much the same thing. i think we can thank the joint committee along with hundreds of thousands of union soldiers who were better than their generals that we -- that the war proceeded as it did. thank you. [ applause ] >> we're going to not have questions after this talk because we're running a bit late but there's going to be as i said earlier, a panel of the speakers later today and so you'll be able to ask fergus questions then. we're going to proceed now to jenny bourne, a professioner of economics at carlton college and received her bachelors from the indiana university, and her masters in economics from the university of chica

coverage of the 2012 summer olympics, we're going to talk to raj mathai live in london about the unwelcome that crashed the opening ceremony. >> now back live to london, a beautiful shot. the olympic rings look so majestic. looks like a nice day. we'll be back with all of that and more coming up. peed internee on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hot spot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your smart phone data usage at home. go to our website below to get at&t u-verse high speed internet for just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. that includes access on-the-go

it was at the very least, an unwelcome headline. for a candidate whose sole purpose here is to look ready for the job. battleground ohio, romney causes international stir. florida, romney stems his own olympics fallout and pennsylvania, foreign stumble. >> you have to shake your head. >> reporter: even members of the republican establishment acknowledging a missed opportunity. >> it was a great opportunity talking about his experience instead mate made a comment that the brits took as insult. >> reporter: but tonight romney is looking to move past it. senior advice irtelling us that romney will not criticize the president while here on foreign soil, but that comes after romney snapped down with an israeli newspaper in london. reporting if he's president there's no public denouncing of israel by the u.s. in the u.n. i believe that is real way to achieve peace. by working with israel, not creating distance. >> the biggest thing he needs to do is finish this trip really strong, really well and demonstrate he can be seen as a leader on

that storm fizzling out but it was unwelcomed for fireworks in the manasa out to warrington. north and west we have more storms in pittsburgh. a couple scattered storms north of philly. one of the extremely, hot, humidnight. popup tropical style thunderstorms on the map. but for our fireworks things worked out good. look at the people crowding downtown bel air. a view from charm city run. for the big parade, and then a little fireworks later this evening. moonrise right there on the right part of the screen. how about dundalk today. it was hot and steamy and a few fireworks. look closely to see them on the distance. and kent island you can see a couple fireworks across the bay coming out of annapolis and ships twirling around. i don't want to show a lot of cameras. big crowds fireworks going up and it was a cool scene out there. there you go. a couple fireworks and time- lapse so you don't see all of them. there was more than two-or two -- one or two down at beach. right now, current conditions showing basically 86 degrees. and humid conditions. our heat advisory is down for

that we have a theory which explains how to get their muscles and this is done using the hugues was unwelcome just completed a month a difficult well it's already being heralded as potentially the discovery of the century certainly of recent time in science we are hearing from cern from the large hadron collider that it could take them around a year to definitely say whether this is the higgs bosun this particle that they've found but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. to meet. now joins us with the latest from the world of business in the u.s. markets close of course for independence day how is trading going elsewhere in the world we have some of the right they are close by the way happy independence day and all of our american audience to see it is quite quiet but you know traders are prevented from falling asleep at the desk because a lot of attention is still on the rate fixing scandal in the u.k. notably with its with its banks take a look at what's happening in europe actually righ

that we have a theory which explains how to get their muscles and this is done using the hugues was unwelcome just completely month difficult well it's already being heralded as potentially the discovery of the century certainly of recent time in science we are hearing from cern from the large hadron collider that it could take them around a year to definitely say whether this is the higgs boson this particle that they've found but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. to check in now with daniel baer so i have the business doesn't traders are getting out of the euro as fast as they can what's happening euro's hit twelve year lows on the swedish kronor traders are flocking to currencies outside the euro including the dollar and the ruble as you can see there of the service sectors contract of in italy spain and france in germany very unexpectedly stagnated role the group raising fears the euro virus has spread to europe's top economy europe is russia's biggest trading partner and that you k

imagine that we have a theory which explains how it goes on mars and this is done using the hugues was unwelcome just completely different. well it's already being heralded as potentially the discovery of the century certainly of recent time in science we are hearing from cern from the large hadron collider that it could take them around a year to definitely say whether this is the higgs boson this particle that they found but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future certainly an exciting time and an exciting discovery thank you peter oliver for those developments. time now for business news with danielle. danielle the e.u. economy is shrinking even faster than previously thought of the services sector including hotels and banking which dominates europe's economy has just contracted for thirteen months in a row in italy is also contracting in france and spain while germany unexpectedly stagnated rather than grew that worries traders that the euro crisis has now moved to europe's biggest economy ge

imagine that we have a theory which explain how it goes on mars and this is done using the things was unwelcome just completed a month a difficult well it's already being heralded as potentially the discovery of the century certainly of recent time in science we are hearing from cern from the large hadron collider that it could take them around a year to definitely say whether this is the higgs boson this particle that they've found but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. but not. brings us the latest on are that now closed russian markets it was all quiet on the western front today how was it in terms of trading here in moscow well in moscow it actually was a successful day for day in a row of gains that we're seeing meanwhile the russian markets again were outperforming global markets let's take a look at what's also trading right now that's european markets in europe the footsie is up slightly while the dax is again moderately down in london of course in the spotlight we've got dive in t