with a global deal, into the take on the binding reductions. >> and david sawyer was joining us from canada. thank you. moving on to up early -- other news, the troops are coming home but with their heads held high. this is what the message was from barack obama today, as he stood with the prime minister to mark the end of the military commitment in iraq after nine and a half years. on december 31 the last american troops will leave the country. we have more. >> al-malaki asked to come to arlington national cemetery, where thousands who died in iraq are buried. and for barack obama, a warning to the overbearing neighbor of iraq. >> we are partnering for regional security. other nations must not interfere in iraq. the sovereignty must be respected. >> america said he sought a normal relationship with iraq and the prime minister acknowledged the concerns. >> we will not allow others to interfere. >> barack obama has kept a promise, that the military involvement of america is at an end. about 6000 troops remain there. the embassy remains behind in baghdad. we should expect engagement that we d

all canadian oil whether it is used in this country or shipped around the world is exported from canada it exported to the united states from the largest trading partner, someone we have been trading with every opportunity we get. we should be utilizing the atmospheric resources. the american public is frustrated when they pay over $3 a gallon at the pump, knowing that we have the resources in this country and in the western hemisphere with friendly countries like canada that can supply the resources that we need. they are frustrated when they see this government standing in the way. >> one minute remains in the vote. >> i want to give mr. durbin an opportunity to respond to mr. sherman with the balance of my time. >> thank you mr. duncan, and again, i think this is and cme said at the beginning we are exporting the product now, so certainly this is the addition of the canadian crude into our market and our refining is simply providing more supply diversity, allow us to produce the fuel we need here and when it makes sense we are certainly going to be able to export products as well. we

our broad concern is better control our energy future and the resources we have available to us from canadait is one of the critical paths we have to take going forward to it again retain that control. >> use it in your testimony we have a choice before us and i think it is straightforward. i will go to the chairman now. >> mr. durbin, what keystone be willing to build if american law prohibited the export of the petroleum and was brought to us through that pipeline? >> i obviously can't speak for trans canada. i know the testified some of this last week as well. the only move the product. >> would the american petroleum institute support a statute that provided the pipeline could be built perhaps with some additional environmental safeguards? but prohibited the export of the oil carried by the pipeline? >> i don't think api would support that. >> so basically you're not here to try to give us energy security, you are here to try to let some oil companies make money by building a pipeline. >> no, sir, i don't think that's right. you don't create energy security by having canadian oil export

and this is something that you could never imagine in past decades because we used to import grain from canada from the u.s. from a sense really but on the two d. we are number three exporter in the world. this has never before and this is all because of our forces farmers. and because of course also what i'm going to do to the government support. well. we should go to the point here is a question again. during the rally. people will say what i see people has bandage. i have already commented on those the vents in general. i think we should get away from the subject and sure that we have a lot of interesting subjects but other than that of course if you are. more than happy to stand that now as far as ribbons and color revolutions are concerned anyone about what color revolutions i think everything's clear. then they feel this is just a scheme that somebody is always using to destabilize the situation in other countries and i don't think that this team and i enjoyed it when we evolved naturally we know about that he's more unsure of aleutian in ukraine by the way some of our opposition leaders

. >> key stone would allow us ta transport 700 barrels from canada to refineries in the united states. having a steady source of energy from our friend and ally here would make us less dependent on energy from the volatile middle east. >> the obama put off a decision until after the next year's presidential election so that more environmental studies can be done. two pandas there getting a kick out of the snow in northeast china. will any of us see white stuff in time for the holidays? maria molina has the forecast. maria. is there any chance to have a white christmas. >> doesn't look good for us in the northeast. right now in the area. so unfortunately doesn't look like a white christmas is in the forecast as next week. christmas is coming and we do have snow right now in portions of the northeast. moisture is picked up over the lakes. most of the that is life stuff and not accumulating out there. and southern texas. light rain and most of that is not heavy it is not going us out of the drought. we'll take it. and across the southwest, a storm system that doesn't have moisture either

has got to be, can we better control our energy future and the resources we have available to us from canadae going forward, to again retained that control. >> you said in your testimony we have a simple choice and i think it is important. i will go to mr. sherman now. >> mr. durbin, would keystone be willing to build a pipeline if american law prohibited the export of the petroleum that was brought to us through that pipeline? >> mr. sherman i obviously cannot speak for transcanada. i know they testify to some of this last week as well. they only move the product. >> would the american petroleum institute supported statute that provided the pipeline could be built, perhaps with additional environmental safeguards, but prohibited the export of the oil carried by that pipeline? >> no sir, don't think api with support that. >> okay so basically you are not here to try to give us energy security. you are here to try to let some oil companies makes a money by building a pipeline. >> no sir, don't think that's right. >> you don't create energy security by having canadian oil to europe as opposed

, the high and thin clouds, but the clockwise low is tapping into the cooler and air from canada and i hesitate to use the word "cold "but we will be close to about 30. the normal is about 26, we are still mild on that side. the mild air will be here for the next few days. 29 tonight, and partly cloudy and the overnight low up to about 46 and that will be tomorrow and partly sunny and if you head out to the raven's game, 1:00 is kick off. right about 1:00, partly sunny skies and mild with 42 for that up through the game. tapping out at 45 around town. >> wonderful. >>> still to come on eyewitness news? >> the brawls at malls, that was a shopping show down. >>> the vice-president took a swipe at the republican candidate and how the republican candidate is fighting pack. >>> there is only one of these, it is here at the walters, but now there are 600 million small prints and now you can ,,,,,,,,, . >>> popular new shoes hitting the store shelves and the fist fights broke out. it happen in stores around the country. >> shoppers in inan

us the keystone pipeline. >> paul: the pipeline from canada's gulf sands to the coast.nd obama has delayed this decision for a year. so, this is the trade off they're going for. kim, why are so many republicans having a problem with the extending this payle role tax cut? >> there's a lot of things. there's lesson here by the way for republicans, which is, you want to know why they won the house in 2010? it was because mitch mcconnell, the senate leader, the republicans and john boehner, thought they were united on a major issue and this is what happened they sort of get a run around when they are divided. they are divided whether or not this tax cut has been effective and helps the economy and divided how big it should be, divided whether or not to put political things in, keystone in and the president to swallow some of this and so they're scrambling around and allowed the white house to paint them as though they're at the tax cuts. >> some democrats want to pay for it by raising tax ins 2013. you get a temporary tax cut for 2012 and turn around and when that expires,

us overcome these challenges. canada has the third largest oil reserves in the world, and provides us with more oil than any other country. we will be able to get more oil from canada, and less from places like the middle east, which i think is good for america. environmental crimes have been made about the impact. the keystone xl pipeline has been exposed to the most extensive review of any pipeline project in history. the state department concluded it would have no significant impact on the environment. canada's oil sands are going to be developed, whether we build this pipeline are not. transcanada's next best option would be a pipe line west to serve china. it is hard to see how the environment is better off with the oil from canada being processed by china rather than the u.s. i represent the most highly trained pipeline workers in the world. in addition, while pipelines are an environmentally safe method for transporting petroleum, transcanada has pledged to make keystone xl the sickest in america, -- safest in america, buried deep under the ground up with extensive monitoring systems, and with a labor agreement with the best work force in the world. i

. -- northerly wind from canada bringing us the dry air and now high pressure firmly entrenched in ourods calm conditions that's why the cold air, heavier air has sunk to valleys and made it frosty without the wind it is 20° cooler this morning in fairfield napa 18 novato 25° cooler in santa rosa, double digits concord 16 livermore 17, 14 hayward. 4 to 9 around the bay shore into san francisco, one degree warmer half moon bay three los gatos that is up about 1800 feet where the warm air goes. wind seven miles per hour napa most of us calm to three miles per hour still in the 20s and 30s inland valleys at 8:00 30s and 40s bay shore to the coast by noon low to mid 50s upper 50s around fremont, palo alto, san jose and morgan hill by 4:00 in the afternoon all of news the mid to upper 50s with total sunshine. almost as cold tonight as it was this morning. temperatures taper just a little towards sunday and monday. dry all seven days. here's frances with a new accident. >>> this crash reported bay bridge toll plaza, not going to be anything like yesterday they are saying it might be blocked

next is ray joining us from ottawa canada. as you look at this from north of the border, what's your take? caller: i think that the video you played about the marital infidelity is very relevant because i feel that entire round showed moderators' true bias against mr. going rich. and look at c-span as the example of a network which has the ability to stay unbiased and i have to ask have you personally -- host: we apologize for that. this program works when you can weigh in with thoughtful comments. we apologize for that comment and hope you don't call again. next, we'll go to melissa who has this e-mail. next is paula from north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i think that the debates did have a bearing. earlier in the day my husband and i watched mit and it interested us so i wanted to watch the debate. i am a democrat and i voted for obama and i do like obama but he's not able to get things done. so the door is open. however, i'm trying to figure out how the conservative values is so backing going rich who has

from canada. it is dry, though. that will give us cool, dry conditions and a lot of sun. ravens, looks good football weather. mostly sunny. chilly. north-northwest winds. pretty light. temperatures anywhere from 40 to 45 degrees. so you will need a jacket. however, in the stadium some times, when the sun is shining down, it can feel warmer in there. still, as the afternoon goes on, you will start feeling that chill. here's what i was talking about, clear and dry. temperatures climb a little bit. then by friday, another system moves in. that's our next chance for rain. we have temperatures in the upper 50's. >> three children in pennsylvania received an early christmas present. the children had one wish for santa of, to see their dad return home from christmas. they got what they wanted. he returned from his third tour in iraq. the happy reunion came just in time for the holidays. >> there are no words to describe how amazing this is. >> he will be home for the next 20 days to spend time with his family to return from work. >> you never get tired of seeing happy reunions. t

and so if we could get more energy from north america, from canada, that would be a good thing for us. this pipeline will create in the construction phase, the gentleman from nebraska would know the exact number but somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 jobs, i believe. and in production we think up to 100,000 jobs would be created here in the united states. it would make us more secure. i mean, when you just look at the facts of it, you have to ponder why anybody would be opposed to it. i'm puzzled why my friends on the democratic side of the aisle are opposed to it. the state department, under the leadership of hillary clinton, endorsed the pipeline. they did an impact statement that said it was positive. at one point in time it looked like it was going to get approval and move through. the environmental groups came to washington last fall, they surrounded the white house, they protested against president obama and unfortunately, in my opinion, the president decided to delay a decision until after the election which is why we're here today. in what we call the jobs bill that passed th

this industry haas you know may contain everything from articles that are used for the preparation of cannabis or they may be dealing with canada'swe do not see enough representation of our own interests as patients there. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon. i am on the task force, i am a patient advocate. i want to remind people today of some vision and consciousness. the hiv movement, the disability movement cannot be separated. it was stark as it was with the neighbors to where speaking on the at&t presentation. i do not know if the industry is at the point where they are 2.9 billion situations as at&t but it is probably close. i think we cannot lose the vision and the authentic representation of patients in the city. that sends a message. we're supposed to be the model for our nation. currently, where falling behind. i hope we can come together to remedy the situation. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. i am stephen crane and my label is human. i am an advocate for medical marijuana. i have dealt with very serrie -- several serious illnesses that will be the demise of my li

from being used to balance the budget. harry reid has a proposal to extend the payroll cuts is dead on a rifle in the senate. that is because they have an oil pipeline from canada to texas and it does not pay for the payroll tax cuts which is something democrats want. >> all we know is this bill is dead and we need to know how not to begin a tax hike on americans. >> they can pass it, they can amend it and they can move their own bill but it is time for the senate to act. >> they are supposed to recess for the holidays but president barack obama called on them not to leave town until they work on a plan which expires december 21st. >>> the agency is considering shutting down 37 post offices because of a budget shortfall. closures are slated to start in april but they are pushing that date back to allow congress to work on a plan to save the agency. >>> time now 44 -- 6:44, they are banning all cell phone use in cars. it includes hands free devices. distracted driving caused 100 deaths, a north bay man lost his two-year-old daughter because of a teen texting at the time and they spot them on the road all the time. >> they look at me and say, don't worry, i am a

from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. they need tourists american security contractor which used to be called blackwater announced on monday that it's returning to do business in iraq it was expelled from the country in two thousand and seven for using dubious tactics including attacks. civilians to leave then things later is coming back and akademi wants to win contracts with a multitude of companies in building the war torn country and the former cia officer told us it's a lot to get then despite its countless need to see thanks to the high level connections in the us news and joining. they have very deep pockets and they also have a very very good connections you can call this company anything that you like whether it's blackwater whether it's the whether it's academy whether it's john smith it doesn't make any difference the sad part is though is that if you go to a restaurant and you have a bad meal just because they change the name on the front door doesn't mean the food's going to be any good when you have this close relationship between essentially mercenary groups they'r

states, and yet we deny the opportunity to mine our own domestic energy sources and to use sources that come from canada, mexico, the united states, or off our shores. the keystone pipeline is a pipeline that, if constructed, and when constructed, will bring a minimum of about 750 million barrels of gas -- of oil to this country for refining purposes. it will provide and estimated 20,000 new jobs directly and support hundreds of thousands of jobs in coming years indirectly. in my state alone, indiana, has indicated that at least 100 indiana companies would benefit from the pipeline. and this project has bipartisan support. 22 house democrats wrote a letter to president obama and said that it is in our national interest to have a presidential permit issued for keystone as soon as possible. that's supported by republicans on this side, and there are negotiations going on, but the president has said, if we send him a year-end bill that includes this, he plans to veto it. now, it's just -- it makes no sense whatsoever. it is irrational to say that the number-one priority for this country is to get people ba

pennsylvania north up into new york and actually into canada, and mild air will continue to slowly creep northward over night. it'll just keep us from falling in to the 20s like we did last night and tomorrow we will look at temperatures more like these. you can see just south and west of us 50s and 40s. even now and so we are right on the edge here, baltimore kind of representing the southern edge of that chilly air right now. in terms of timing again a brief snow shower, maybe tonight not much, dry tomorrow through the day. we have one more little boundary sneaking through tomorrow night that could potentially trigger a few rain showers, tomorrow night we will be mildler and above freezing. maybe a few rain showers over overnight into early saturday. good news for everybody headed out. 32 partly cloudy, few flurries, tomorrow will be 52. we are going 52 tomorrow. sun and clouds mildler and tomorrow night down to 42 with increasing clouds and some patchy rain showers will be possible out there tomorrow night into early saturday. then saturday through the day looking great. 53, partly cloudy, new year's day looks even better as temp

us. thank you. more news today in holland says once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. welcome back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories iran the readies long range missiles for use during a ten day naval drill in the persian gulf iran has threatened to blockade the oil supply route if the west continues to tighten sanctions that has a ron's top nuclear negotiator expresses his country's willingness for fresh stops and. pressure rallies.

northern neighbor plans to use steel christmas trees for psychological warfare along one of the world's most militarized borders. today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. now eleven minutes past the hour here in the russian capital i want of the most painful episodes in the history of ukraine is being used by a bank in the u.s. for commercial gain it's offering customers the chance to go shopping with a famine themed credit card. reports and what's being seen in ukraine as a moral outrage. almost a decades on ukraine still mourns those who died in the 1930's famine in the u.s.s.r. known here as the whole of the more and it's a rare example where political forces more used to in fighting put aside their differences to unite in common cause now the ukrainian diaspora in the united states is joining in remembrance in a rather peculiar fashion to the application for the whole of the market credit card. will be able to allow the south asian traffic and one of our branches the catastrophic nine hundred thirty to nine hundred thirty three famine claimed at least three million lives in ukraine alone with several more million perishing across what is now centr

from the streets of canada. china operations are all today. downtown back of the caspian sea used to lap alongside the capital's full trust and home city until it eventually withdrew leaving the full truth rules exposed every day the keeper of his architectural relic crimes danger fortifications that have enjoyed sieges. in the twelfth century by. the forces are to fortify the city the inner city remained an impregnable fortress that even the monk will spill to conquer in the thirteenth century. that was when the mungo lama encountered the so-called liquid fire which the defenders of would douse their enemies heads with it took scientists a couple of centuries to figure out that it was simply burning oil. moving in here we can see the openings that were used to poor boil down the wall. then the entire wall would be engulfed in flames and it would be impossible to climb out of the. old back who is considered a cultural treasure and is protected by unesco. when night falls the look of the city changes dramatically as cafes and live music halls open. music thomas says come head to en

while they are basically surrounding syria and today we heard that canada now is evacuating their citizens from syria basically telling us it's about to start we're about to begin well you don't start anything but doubt crap at least that's not the case with the united states military you start doing depressed work while this press war started in may two thousand and eleven in case of syria. well that was the bell admin's founder and president of the national security whistleblower coalition. well it's deja vu all over again our divided congress cannot agree on a spending bill so guess what if lawmakers don't come to some sort of an agreement by midnight friday a partial government shutdown well in syria when americans will see higher taxes on their paycheck and as the drama and bickering back and forth between congress plays out once again it seems there is no desire for republicans and democrats to compromise and the american people are fed up with the polls now showing their approval in the single digits senator bennett but that figure into perspective for us my goodness the journal revenue service has a forty percent

from the streets of canada. china operations are today. as for staying with us here on r t sixteen minutes past the hour and last hour north koreans finally lay their leader to rest wednesday but the world still wants to know what lies ahead in a post kim jong il north korea has annoyed its successor and youngest son is now in charge but little is known about him or his worry if the notion of went back to school to uncover more about the man who has an intense act to follow. the death of the north korean dictator has raised questions and hopes over whether the dictatorship one of the last in the world will follow or will this extremely close society remain isolated condit's new leader too so little is known about the lately to his great successor his third and youngest son name is a bit of a dark course even his age remains is subject of speculation his thought to be twenty seven or twenty eight his new ascension to power increases the media hunger for information about him so his expensive education in switzerland said lead tracked it's a lot more interest and

from. use. the book. testimony. to the future for its technology innovation all the news developments from around russia. today. flatow from these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada the future. our league observers head to syria's most turbulent city of homs to assess whether the government is keeping it send to. some experts doubt the pending objective. tuesday marks three years since the gaza war and the israeli airstrike on the bike twenty two days of bombing ground getting fifteen hundred palestinians were killed in the offensive many assume justice through the courts and they're going to storm. the north korea is preparing to bury its foreman leader kim jong il the secrecy surrounding his youngest son and successor is fueling worldwide feelings of uncertainty of the country's future. for sports news now with your money. oh and of all compass for an artsy come and see you from the russian capital with me for i'm on call for about first as usual the headlines. dress for success russia snowboarders receive brand new uniforms out of their new season and so she wins or in a big sense twenty four is a. good five seconds to go two point zero from derrick rose gives

from the streets of canada. china operations are today. the clothes she has been to. used to the most ambitious football club in the world . lead. argy goes to the far east where the timber industry tracks the legendary siberian tigers where the native community loses its way in the modern world. and where the country's mineral wealth starts its way across the ocean. to the bottom screecher. the headlines on. the gulf is on edge u.s. warships close to an iranian a naval exercise that's right next to a crucial boil tehran has been threatening to block. egypt's ruling generals are accused of tyranny. against the officers so foreign and human rights groups the military says starring up trouble. major opposition marchers are on the cards in syria but some critics of the specific claims of more civilian victims and the regime's crackdown. to an end to the well the spoils without since the last time i saw you think it's i mean moving very quickly in the world of football yeah that's right up our sanjay man haven't. you managed. to the gun is almost to say. we've got the details

. >> keystone would allow us to transport 700,000 barrels of oil a die from the northern neighbor canada having a steady source of energy from our friend and ally here to make us less dependent on energy from the volatile middle east. that is good for america. >> reporter: the obama administration put off a final decision on the keystone xl pipeline until after next year's presidential election. so more environmental studies can be done. greg? >> gregg: molly henneberg in washington. thank you very much. looking back now on the debate over u.s. policy in iraq, we happen to remember this warning from now republican presidential candidate mitt romney on "fox news sunday" more than two years ago. take a listen. >> i think you are going to see another lesson, we'll find the president not putting in place status of forces agreement with the iraq leadership has pulled our troops in out a precipitous way and we should have left 10, 20, 30,000 personnel there to help transition to the iraqis' own military capabilities. i am concerned in this setting. i hope it works out. >> gregg: you can catch

from alabama to eastern canada. there's snow farther west of there. closer to us, just some rain, that area of moving green that is rain. scattered showers from west virginia into northern virginia, the district and maryland, advancing to the north and east. they'll be with us off and on into the afternoon. right now it is mild ahead of that cold front that's out in the midwest. it's in the 50s from the moun ta mountains to the atlantic beaches. for the day today our sunrise will be at 7:12. by then some more rain around as well as off and on through the rest of the day. passing showers are likely. highs reaching low to mid-60s by early afternoon. more rain tonight. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. eun and joe? >> tom, thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >>> right now crews are cleaning up a tanker truck accident in bowie. route 3 is shut down in both directions at route 450. megan mcgrath is live on the phone with details. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. they were trying to get southbound lanes of route 3 open by 5:00 a.m. t

that protects us from any of that precipitation brian was talking about. so some cold air spilling down out of canada, a little frontal system coming through tonight that will reenforce the colder air for the weekend. other than that high pressure will be real nice to us. we'll have a few clouds tomorrow. looks like some overnight tonight, some to start the day, temperature tomorrow gets up to right around 45 degrees. a little cooler but sunnier on sunday, temperature on sunday only 43 degrees for a max. look at gaithersburg now down to 32 degrees, frederick holding in the upper 20s, manassas 32 and now it's beginning to cool down a bit more back out to the west along i-81 from winchester, agerstown we've had clouds in some places out there. that's kept temperatures up a bit, but where the clouds are moving out temperatures are dropping. across the bay it's still fairly mile. colder temperatures back here, detroit -- mild. colder temperatures back here, detroit 21, chicago 18, up in the northern plains single digits, even temperatures below zero. thank goodness the core of that really cold air will s

it would allow us to transport 700,000 barrels of oil a day from canada to the united states. having a steady source of energy from our friend and ally here would make us less dependent on energy from the volatile middle east, and that is good for america. everyone from the u.s. chamber of commerce to labor unions support this. but the president has threatened to veto this bill because it is opposed by extreme environmental groups. these groups have in the past supported the president, and he needs their support for this election. it appears president obama is opposing new american jobs to try to save his own job. it is time for the president to stop playing politics. after repeatedly saying we cannot wait for american job creation, the president now wants americans to wait on the jobs from the pipeline until after next year's election. canada has made it clear if we do not build this pipeline, the united states will lose these jobs in canada will sell the oil to china. we will be forced to get more of our energy from the middle east. if the president successfully blocks these

from the streets of canada. trying to rule the day. thank you for joining us a serial mourns the victims of friday's twenty tax where forty four people were killed and more than one hundred fifty wounded syria's muslim brotherhood has claimed responsibility while the arab league works to put a peace plan into action sara furthur looks at how the tragedy has dampened the people's holiday spirit. chaos and confusion in damascus as the capital which until now has remained largely spared from the violence starts to feel the effects of an escalating conflict. the first day of the league's war it was a bloody tragic day the people of syria will never forget. this kind of here the capsule is usually brightly lit as christians who can succumb to the population get ready to celebrate christmas but these scenes of devastation are a harsh contrast and a stark reminder of just how much the country has changed in the past nine months. last year to christmas we used to wish house and pray for people in other countries that were going through hard times with war we never tho

us here on r.t. thank you. today. again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. to eat. to. to subsist six it's to. keep the boxes . to it submit the female. to thank. you. breaking news this hour. russian billionaire. has formally announced he's running in the presidential election next month one of the world's wealthiest people he entered the country's political stage this year when he headed up the right cool political party only to quit over disagreements with other parties. thousands flooded the center of moscow again but this time it's the supporters of the victorious united russia party who have taken to the streets to defend their choice it follows months opposition. to the results of the parliamentary vote. talks resume only greece is a second multibillion dollar rescue package skepticism over the efficiency of the emergency measure that's also as cracks within the e.u. with britain vetoing the franco german plan to create a common fiscal union. and occupy protesters to take their rallies to the next level as they plan

from the streets of canada. showing corporations are on the day. if you're just joining us a very. sweeping political reform during his state of the union speech. and suggested. syria as part of a deal.

but has twice hockey and told us russia have taken an outright leading group a at the world junior championships in canada after coming from behind to close slovakia three one with a second win out of two well all russians goals of fluid at sea in the red already it was the reigning russian news champions and you've got enough money to go for and. all putting their names on the scoresheet rival sweden could have joined russia at the top of the table but straight crew not dropped a point against switzerland if they could only manage an overtime with the ball meanwhile k.h. out of there now we cannot become the first team through to the sub the finals in the annual sixteen spangler cup in switzerland latvian side each german runners up vosburgh at the invitation went to their second victory out of two frederic von guerard to palace scored within three minutes of each other in the opening period but did not firmly in the driver's seat roberts' bets added a short handed goal to make the three mil in the said period while bowls well could only manage a late consolation through nathan while being a man up so three want is the wa

from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. line in motion would be so much brighter if you knew about zoom from funds to freshen some. stunts on t.v. don't come. with us. the headlines on arts he knew arrests and defections as u.s. police turn to. the against the occupy movement putting now undercover cops at the heart of the protests. told president your defaulters an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election rigging which sparked mass rallies across russia. and flogging a dead economy e.u. lenders and bankers swarmed by particular use with more bailout instructions as europe's failure to form a controversial fiscal union pushes athens further towards a default. and feeding controversy a ukrainian link to a bank based across the atlantic customers with a credit card themed around famine has killed many. more news in about fifteen minutes but for now though the sporting action with. hello there nice to have you company and this is what is coming up road to recovery locomotive yaroslavl prepare for their first game since their entire ice hockey squad was killed in a plane crash. last we were robbed spurs boss harry redknapp blames the refer

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us. >> in a traditional sikh family, that opposition was completely understandable. jassi was well-educated, from an affluent home in canadager living as a rickshaw driver in india. he was not someone her mother, uncle, had even met, let alone approved of? >> if he had a good job, the parents would look at it and say, okay. she's in love with somebody, who in the future, will give something to my daughter. he didn't have much to offer. >> when jassi returned to canada after they first met, letters from mithu followed. not to her home. but to deb devos' beauty school. she made it clear she couldn't keep these letters at home? >> no, she couldn't, because they would find out about the relationship between her and this young man. and the consequences would be too great. >> that relationship, like the letters, would continue for the next few years, until mithu and jassi were in their mid-20s. despite the 7,000 miles between them, though they came from two separate worlds, those differences only seemed to draw them closer together. in 1999, they made plans to marry, though jassi surely knew it wasn't the arranged marriage her f

from canada to texas. republicans say it will be a big boost for the economy and construction needs to go forward. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell may use that pipeline as a bargaining chip. >> we have the keystone pipeline in there. it's a shovel ready project, the biggest and most important ready to go project in america, wouldn't course the government a penny, not one. three years of environmental studies have already been done. the secretary of state was ready to stein off on it. the president -- to sign off on. it the president pulled it to the white house and delayed it for a year. reporter: president obama threatened to veto the tax cut extension if the keystone pipeline is tied in with it and the dispute continues for how to pay for the payroll tax cut. republicans want a continued freeze on federal workers%, but the president and the democrats want to raise taxes on higher earning americans. >> this is a make or break moment for the middle class on and this point the republicans have consistently said they will refuse to increase the taxes on the wealthiest people in america one penny if that's what it takes too make sure that