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to seattle but before we head there, a big rewind way back. hakeem joins us now with it. >> hey, hakeem. >> the redskins travel to the great northwest to play the sea hawks where washington will try to end a losing streak. in 1983, the burgundy and gold were really good. dan hellie takes us back 28 years in redskins rewind. september 25th, 1983. defeating the dirty birds. inseattle's kingdom, joe gibbs on the skins sideline. jim southern quarterbacking the sea hawks. zorn doesn't like this. warner fumbles it away. tony recovers. the skins are in business. john riggins barrels around the end from one yard out. skins up, 7-0. second quarter. the skins open it up. a play faked. catches the hawks all looking and frees up charlie brown. 64 yards later, skins on top, 14-3. next, seattle possession. zorn's hall of famer beat as skins hall of famer. zorn hits from 13 yards out. past a diving rooky named darrel green. faked to the outside. cut back in a valuable learning lesson for number 28. before halftime, deep, again. the pump and the chuck to alvin. it's on the money. a 47-yard completion. it led to choice words. >> they talk more garbage than you can

are struggling to find a market this is the only muslim oyster farm in the area just off the black sea coast it's run by forex scientists who used to study the region's marine life back in the u.s.s.r. . that when you were thrown out that way when the country collapsed science collapsed we were fired from our jobs in america research center but we were good at growing muscles and oysters so we approached a company and arranged so million roubles for a start up it's a risky business with a storm capable of grueling a year's work but without any major setbacks they can harvest twenty tons of mussels a year the problem then is trying to sell them. even on the black sea coast this is not ordinary food only the last two decades of russian started travelling abroad and seeing foreign menus so they started asking for more mussels mussels in oysters are currently very popular in russia in fact the efforts of these guys are unique here but they're hoping to grow markets for the underwater bounty but not the only ones hoping for a place on russian dinner tables. but this vinnie arden tourist center inland yanis and his family have been farming for decades he's of greek descent

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used to san francisco hills. our parking garage filled up quickly on the weekends and during the holidays could usually fills up during lunchtime. i live in the neighborhood and sea traffic backing up on the streets. we try to do a good job with the public. we try to encourage the use of alternative transportation. 71% of our staff can use sustainably. almost four million a year of our tenants drive. most of those folks are from outside of san francisco county. we ask that we keep in mind that parking is at a premium bid to a degree, it does feel like we are dividing up crumbs when it comes to five spaces vs seven, but it is important. also, the average length of stay for our guests is about four and half hours. putting parking limits on the weekends may not serve anyone's interests. we have those in our staff that do drive. oftentimes they are our front- line staff. they live in the city via the use lunch breaks to try to find another parking spot, which is counterproductive. also, we wanted to share that visitors have said parking is their biggest turn off. we want to make sure that we keep in mind the 70% of our visitors -- 70% of our operating income -- income, and the opera

who is on a visit to the spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay with us don't go. to them. for technological breakthroughs save human lives. on she goes to the sea. ways to protect. our farming pioneer place local cuisine to the highest pitch. for future developments depend on. russia's black sea coast close up on our t.v. . kick . kick him. welcome back to spotlight. just a reminder my guest today on the show is the deputy prime minister and foreign minister of the republic of ireland. when the eurozone it was seen as a guarantee for prosperity for economic prosperity for years to come well now after that year has experienced serious problems and is actually facing crisis what's your what's your opinion the year round the the irish. entry into the use and didn't do more good or more bad for the republic i believe it's really i think first of all you have to acknowledge that the economy grew very significantly during its period in the euro yes it is true that aren't experienced an economic setback about three years ago but we are know coming through and coming off that there are difficulties in the eurozone everybody knows us the european leader

the front before it leaves us and then in the 70s at least for now. more on the forecast coming up. >>> a reminder, the ravens back on the road, heading to seattle to take on the sea hawks and you will see the action from your couch, the game will start on sunday afternoon at 4:00. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at noon, the parents are fighting to keep the sugar drinks out of schools, but are kids still getting their hands on them -- more on what is on our web site, the updates and the first morning weather ,, medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know about this card -- it's the only one of its kind endorsed by aarp; see if it's right for you. all medicare supplement plans let you keep your own doctor, or

the exploratorium, which is under construction. bringing us back to this area. this area is -- in this area on the right hand portion, it is the smaller shape which is sea wall lot 351. in 2005, we were looking at the waterfront land use plan, which in course the court to seek ways to combine seawall to351 with digits in golden gateway land. undertook this project, came to the port in 2005, with this idea. at that point, this land -- the adjacent land was still under the purview of redevelopment, that redevelopment has now expired in time. but the waterfront land use plan, urging the exploration of how to combine these sites to maximize it, and reduce housing, retail, recreation, and open space, is what we hear about today. so i am going to rush through this a little bit so we can maximize mark's time on the design. but today, in front -- we are in front of you because we have entered into a tentative agreement, subject to your part -- final approval and the impact reports. it is to extend portions of the block. i think that saves 22,000 feet of the 27,000 feet of block 351 removed from the trust, paid for in large amounts of money. and then given back to the po

the same vessel that was used to bury osama bin laden at sea. so the president there honoring veterans, not only those who have come back and are now looking to findloyment. the president talking about how the u.s. will do everything possible to make sure that they can get jobs, the president saluting those who can get lives to protecting this country, t.j. >> and back to the business if you will now, the president there hosting the apec summit and remind our viewers, like i was mentioning to you earlier, also oftentimes can be numb. at the end of it, what are we really going to get out of it? >> that's right. and you will have more world leaders there, 21 of them to be exact. the focus this time obviously will be on tapping the growth in the asia pacific region while other parts of the globe have been struggling. we see what's been happening in greece, what has been happening in italy. but there's been a boom across asia. and the u.s. is looking to tap into that region, hopefully with additional exports in order to create more jobs at home. so that will be the theme of the president's mission here in hawaii. in addition, he'll be having sidelined

using a lethal air b.c. so the. sea warplanes can go in there and come back in preparation for an attack around why nato is allowing israel to use its base and sardinia for its progress i don't know perhaps when he can explain but instead we have the power which has used its own weapons america britain which is currently replacing literally crude weapons. and israel with its a legal and the secret nuclear program and a country which has said it would use nuclear weapons if it was a defeat in a war with one of its arab states ganging up against iran and i think the danger is that if that route is not close in creating nuclear weapons it may well do so in response to the continuing war drums being britain in western capitals and. tel aviv you're watching the weekly here on r.t. and to syria now where the head of russia's orthodox church is calling on syrians to end the bloodshed in their country patriarch kirill visit is the latest effort by moscow to try and mediate a peace deal by the move comes as the arab league decided to suspend serious membership it sparked public fury in damascus let's not get some more perspective on

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the black sea to martin r.t. . be back where we have our top story shortly say this. in canada and the u.s. that it is legal for you to use a bubble bath on your baby that contains a known carcinogen something that causes cancer most of the. independent counsel in that industry and most of the they don't claim it's a conflict of interest today an average cancer drug prescription costs nearly one thousand six hundred dollars a month oh my god i'm a nobody with cancer in my five therefore i protect focus because ninety to ninety five percent of cancers occur people with the family history of cancer the pharmaceutical industry spends about fourteen percent of their budget on research and development and about thirty one percent for marketing and ministration. in fact there are more pharmaceutical industry lobbyists in washington d.c. than members of congress. to. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the wall street they have. been canceling the truth to get the status of the human experiment. when. we put this in this rap music what it was really trying to make sense of global economy and it's all

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to marty. thanks and us he al cross talk show but fast travel back with the headlines. the close up team has been to the region where technological breakthroughs save human lives. now archie goes to the sea. where unusual ways to protect nature are found. where farming pioneers place local cuisine to the highest pitch. and where future developments depends on the way. russia's black sea coast should close up on our. brighton. song from sun stuporous. nice for starts on t. dot com. you're watching our chat with a check of the headlines. in greece prime minister george papandreou and the opposition leader have agreed to forming a unity government under a new leader and the country's finance minister has announced that all the men should actual will take place on the nineteenth of february. disproportional show falsity us please quiet down on the peaceful anti corporate ok by a protester to try to tame the movement has gripped the country when added to months. also most who questions the legality of the verdict in the new york trial of russian take to boot facing life in trail after being found guilty of attempting to supply weapons to terrorists and conspiring to kill americans. and one st

us earlier now out to sea. not a factor. its been breezy, peak wind gusts top of the hour, 30, ocean city 18, temperatures -- already -- day tomorrow, backn the low -- cool day on tap. doesn't get warmer. >> new tonight folks cleared for travel to cuba will be able to catch a flight from baltimore. begin weekly charter flights to the communist island. the date was just announced today. everybody is permitted to travel the government requires you to be on a religious, hack kem i can or cultural mission. >>> tonight it was all about the impact it has on our lives. the baltimore hosted an exhibit and auction at the american visionary museum down in federal hill. jamie mc head the event. it showcased 60 pieces of the 200 pieces submitted. >> i love art, i love looking at things in my mind. then i love doing it and -- it's amazing thing, beautiful thing, i ever done. >> reporter: they were auctioned off at the end of the night. >>> and tomorrow is your last chance to dine in an old baltimore favorite. the crab house is closing on pratt street after nearly 60 years of service. the restaurant has been a staple for locals and tourists. if you ca

sea food differently. >>> "gabby and mark: courage and hope," continues. >> watch. >> tell time with a -- >> watch. >> reporter: welcome back to a special edition of "nightline" taking us deeper into theble inspirational recovery of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. diane sawyer, bob woodruff, we saw her to struggle to find the words as she progresses, something you went through. >> show terry what you were showing me. >> this is a perfect example of same thing i felt. gave her a picture of a motorcyclist, the words she said were medical and scary. and if you take all of the letters of medical and scary, they're basically letters that exist in the word motorcyclist. it's got the sounds of that. medical, cycle. got that in there. and same the order of the letters. so, she hears the sound and she's putting them, stacking them back into the word. >> wonderful image in the book that it's as if the words have been blown part by a hurricane in your brain and that you're trying to retrieve parts of them anne get them and may not be in the right order and you may have to, may have another word that's inserted in the middle of them somehow. >> like your office windows are shattered and files i

the pacific. they want us back to hawaii, erin. >> pretty amazing. for those who say, who cares? here is why we care. 90-plus percent of the trade around the world goes by sea. whoever controls the seas controls the world economy. that's still the united states at this moment. do you think, peter, their military is a real and present danger to the united states right now? >> without question. the reason why obama is in australia right now is there's a vacuum there in terms of american leadership. it's not just australia that wants him there, it's japan. it's south korea. it's vietnam is totally freaked out about what china is doing. it's all about what john king said in the previous hour about petroleum in the south china seas. china wants us out. they would like to also at some point take taiwan. it's been a long-term goal. and you're absolutely right. the strait of malacca is where 70% to 80% of china's oil comes through. they fear at some point if we get into problems with them, our aircraft carriers could shut that down. so they want us out. they're developing the weapons systems. guess what erin? they get their weapon systems from stealing them from th

the pacific. they want us back to hawaii, erin. >> pretty amazing. for those who say, who cares? here is why we care. 90-plus percent of the trade around the world goes by sea. whoever controls the seas controls the world economy. that's still the united states at this moment. do you think, peter, their military is a real and present danger to the united states right now? >> without question. the reason why obama is in australia right now is there's a vacuum there in terms of american leadership. it's not just australia that wants him there, it's japan. it's south korea. it's vietnam is totally freaked out about what china is doing. it's all about what john king said in the previous hour about petroleum in the south china seas. china wants us out. they would like to also at some point take taiwan. it's been a long-term goal. and you're absolutely right. the strait of malacca is where 70% to 80% of china's oil comes through. they fear at some point if we get into problems with them, our aircraft carriers could shut that down. so they want us out. they're developing the weapons systems. guess what erin? they get their weapon systems from stealing them from th

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the china seas which brings us to tonight's number. $91 billion. that's what the united states government projects china will spend on the military in 2011. go back0, $20 billion. look at that steady growth in chinese defense spending. there's a reason the united states is a bit concerned about this. if you look at this here, this red area here, this is what china says are its territorial waters. the united states and others disagree. they say the bluer lines are international waters. one thing the president is doing today in australia is announce agnew security commitment. about 20,000 marine also be stationed here in darwin. we know about the economic relationship with china. that's complicated, the president says, but he also says not to worry. >> i think the notion that we fear china is mistaken. what we have said is the future of this region depends on robust trade and commerce, and the only way we're going to grow that trade is if we have a high standards trade agreement where everybody is playing by the same rules. >> the president says not to be feared. let me put that question to the next former cia director, michael hayden, retired gene

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