but no victories. jeff gordon at 11th.18th, tony stewart, he hustled away on the golf cart before an interview tonight. bobby labonte and david ragan, top 20 finishes. kasey kahne had trouble all night long. david reutimann a 22nd place finish. >> and kyle busch with four straight wins in the spring race but he had some problems. >> jamie mcmurray, the risk of starting on the old tires he went from second to 26th in two laps. >> but for clint bowyer the short track finishing second behind kevin harvick. steve byrnes caught up with clint bowyer. >> tell us about your night tonight. >> yeah, it was good early. we were just too tight on the throttle. it just wouldn't rotate quite good enough. but we had a great car. it was a good night. it was a lucky finish. i was lucky i was on the bottom. i knew the cars on old tires, all hell was going to break loose and it did. i was right. i was luke "cky to be on the bo. and harvick got down there and they washed up. second place is good. a little bit frustrated. i thought we had a sho

we devised a netting up to sixty minutes which on his plate his men before straight victory in the league us and i. and she won the first game since the winter break were free no victory ten men olga let me spark it showboating the scoring on thirty four minutes and i seen a try or a would double their lead six minutes later vogel were reduced to ten men after adrian roper time was sent off and villian wrapped up a morale boosting victory with his first league over his new club meetings man still third and on course for the europa league again next season yes i've spotted one fourth of the first weight in four matches pulling it to no winner at home time probably eclipse scoring his first goal of the season to put red and white in front of twenty minutes and you're almost to see on to his first team of the season sponsored in the race for europa league spots were old three rabiner in fifth all for an equaliser from goal conquered in the knees and then a one one draw against rust all of the visitors took the lead through to me to pull off the first goal that rubin keepers of had conceded i

knew coach that in and went down and pulled off his second victory from three in charge of more dog as the second bottom side boosted their survival hopes with a vital two nil victory in the basement battle at corliss where the romanian didn't hear that but he did say headed the visitors ahead from a corner after twenty eight minutes and on the stroke of half time it was democrat mansion doubled the score after beating the goalkeeper one on one and two nil it state the victory was my dog is fourth this season as the relegation battle gets tighter with the surround side cutting the gap to third more than cruelly to three points. neither vulgar nor i'm chorus position in the top flight is yet secure and wasn't held by a one all drawing inaugural after both sides scored from second half penalties i'm cards your g.p.a. of give the visitors the lead in some style but will be quiet also from the sport an excess of by golf netting his seventh of the complaint. but the week's big a nurse was in need to leap frog plummeting on g. while sports i could only draw as the battle for european sports

there was a 3-0 victory. flamboyant celebration. spirits remain high in the battle against relegation. a homicide had numerous early- scoring opportunities, but the first was midway in the second half, as they made it 1-0 when an unstoppable point. shtick guard did not seem to put and aeffort into this one, marvelous separate that made it 2-0 for the home side. a short time later, putting the final nail in the coffin for a much deserved 3-0 win. and they are far from down and out. in a performance against noren buhr, they went 2-0 in the first 20 minutes. there was the second half penalty. this win means they keep pace for the coveted relegation playoff spot. here are the rest of the weekend results. fighting for europe, as we saw, winning at the other end of the table. duesseldorf. iron munich. and there was a loss to hanover. and now, with just three games left, elektra and look at the table. 84 points on top there. that is a new record. and some have been consolidated in the final champions league spot. meanwhile, dusseldorf and

the margin between little and his main opposition in this was very small they say that with this victory the spirit of the. chavez continues to live on in the for a very very big job there's a lot of problems that he has to solve even supporters reiterate the fact that there are a lot of problems that have to be addressed such as food shortages medicine shortages as well as the issue of crime be really wants this addressed because they say they just don't feel safe on the streets of the us also with parroting one of the world's largest oil reserves is a world will be watching on how this is going to be managed moving forward and also model will have a quite a very short grace period improving his ability to unite a very divided country we've seen in the elections it was almost a fifty fifty split between between model and the u.s. and one more test would be to see the military support we know that will go chavez was was a former army commander you have the military support of this is something that model will have to work on look perhaps the biggest challenge for nicolas maduro is fillin

so it is very elegant fears were free no victory across from the visitors getting off to the best possible start riginal goto scoring after only two minutes seam of silver point in stoppage time and maksim are still had time to score a couple of minutes later to seal a well deserved victory richard doxie moscow. so after all that this is how the top of the russian premier league looks with six matches left to go tesco still lead the way six points care defending champions and eight with the top two going into the champions league next season though they're still third spot aka now fourth and robin fifth in the battle for the europa league spots. a just a point behind. now basketball where tesco wrapped up two convincing victories at home to spanish side calibur all in the yearly playoffs to go within one win of reaching the semifinals michael graf janko reports. thank god came into the playoffs off the back of six trade victories winning their group in the top sixteen and taking home advantage into the last eight the opening two games in moscow were against spanish side. and in game one la

post-falklands was a victory. she failed disastrously in beijing when she tried to persuade the chinese leader to give britain another 50 year lease on hong kong. herorce of personality and close friendship with president reagan, she gave the world the impression that britain was an equal partner with america. their relationship set the pattern for later prime ministers, especially tony blair. when she was in charge, no one ever suggested that britain was america's poodle. >> he cannot help but notice but to respect when she addresses and speaks. we wait to hear from her. the upofficials spotted and coming gorbachev in the soviet union and invited him to london before he took power. i like mr. gorbachev she told me. i can do business with him. she did. >> market was a very active partner. she was a woman of conviction, devoted to her vision. she did not hide her views. she's always arguing for them. she thought her experience might help us. >> there was still plenty of miscalculations. her instinctive support for

to milan and who haven't won in seventeen league games m g do remain third but haven't claimed a victory since the winter break. i am hard andris taylor will be in the twice former champions followed up thursday's three one europe a league defeat at chelsea with a goal a stalemate at one it was a third straight draw for the main form home side and the point was enough to keep her beam in fourth. i after wolf will start to the season down but there is because the nominal one beaten in one league matches have to railing to draw one all the time card the home side open from the sport half to half an hour. with his second penalty in two games but it was twenty minutes to gilchrist town number as freaky got out the keeper one zero. thank you i've spartak on a winless and three after cycling to surprise one nil win that or stop the match was go as until five minutes into the second half when the home side were awarded a bizarre penalty for the antics of that they have some fortunate were fired carioca and down colossally each place the winner from the sport crossed off line to lamb and spar to

but these victories, these victories are hard fought.se victories happened in a democracy out in the open. in the marketplace of ideas where thankfully what is good and what is right always prevails. we are thankful of this, sure. their injustice is and yes, they still persist. and they're present in our everyday lives. but thankfully they are treading down. slowly but surely being restricted to the fringe while the rest of us march on holding hands to our collective prosperity. and, so, here we are today gathered once again on an annual basis. we've come to celebrate black history month. and we are celebrating ourselves. we are celebrating ourselves for the transformations that we have gone through, our sacrifice, and our willingness to look ourselves in the mirror, to transform ourselves into a better society, a better country and a better city. now today we stand on the shoulders of the great giants who came before us -- oh, that's my signal. [laughter] >> no respect. [laughter] >> fortunate for al williams i'm almost done. today we s

we'll be he back with more from texas motor speedway where kyle busch heads for victory lane.ave copd like me, you know it can be hard to breathe, and how that feels. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. (blowing sound) ask your doctor about spiriva. >> chris: exciting finish for kyle busch

coal while one of the oldest and roughest events of buffel kicking ended in a two bottles two one victory the houghton open med born broken bones and knelt on her belt and emergency services are generally on standby. then on tuesday kaamelott anthony equalled his own career high tally of fifty points almost half though scored by the new york knicks in their one hundred two points to ninety victory to injury miami heat with stars le bron james dwyane wade and mario chalmers but still lead fifty eight fifty at the end of the first half and then in the second and to me was on fire and tied his record best with seventeen seconds remaining as the knicks wrapped up their ninth straight victory and ended miami's seventeen game winning streak. on wednesday there was a bad tempered football match in brazil as players punched and shoved each other during athletic i mean arrows five two hundred three against argentinian side arsenal in the copper liberty doris' group gave brazil star ronaldinho netted twice for the winners but after the final whistle things turned ugly and some of the visiting playe

now basketball at tesco wrapped up two convincing victories at home to spanish side calibur all in the yearly playoffs to go within one win of reaching the semifinals of the craft and the reports. thank you cisco came into the playoffs off the back of six trade picture e's winning their group in the top sixteen and taking home advantage into the last eight the opening two games in moscow were against spanish side. and in game one last wednesday it was sunny williams and miller still this it's who led the army men ending the game with nineteen and seventeen points respectively the visitors were given little chance in the first but rallied in the third match in says cost twenty three points for that quarter and also cut the deficit by four in the fourth but it was too little too late to run out eighty nine to seventy eight when as. two days later the science resumed for game two with gaming to pay back the hosts and they stormed into a twenty six points to twenty lead in the first quarter but says carr reshuffled and came back stronger and held a nineteen point lead by the end of the. wi

. >> reporter: last season, it was about the comebacks and the victories. joe fonzi has more on the as life of pi. >> reddick. left center field. and that is going to get down. he hits it. this baby is over! >> okay. here they come. [laughter] >> reporter: it's something the as did more than any other team in the major leagues last year. they came on bloop hits. they came on sacrifice flies. >> that should be deep enough. >> reporter: and they came on home runs. >> high and deep to left. >> reporter: including the postseason, the as had 15 walkoff wins. when you develop a track record like that, the team starts to feel it's never out of a game. >> you watch some of those games, if the guys didn't hustle in the 9th inning on a routine ground ball or made a bad throw or the guy bobbled it because you are running down the line hard, some of those walkoffs couldn't have happened. you play hard for 27 outs and it can happen. >> reporter: oftentimes it did. consider theseups. at the end of june, the as trailed the texas rangers by 13 games. just nine games left,

challenges that he will face are clear even if the opposition accepts his victory.enezuela is one of the world's highest inflation rates and and it has one of the highest murder rates in the world. the toughest of all for the newly elected president, living up to the memory of his mentor, hugo chavez. with me now is yolanda from our spanish-language service. what are the chances that this result could be overturned, the opposition still being concerned? >> it's very slim. they will try to open the boxes with all bowl receipts from the electronic voting, which is something they do only on a number of boxes. they want to in this case open all the boxes. that's not likely to happen. people from maduro's side are saying that will not happen. there is an official challenge of the election appeared that a long process that might take years to resolve. >> it was a very close race. a 2% margin. what about answering the central question -- is it likely to lead to maduro's amending his policies? >> that's not the idea. the reason why he was chosen was to follow what they call

. >> reporter: last season, it was about the comebacks and the victories.oe fonzi has more on the as life of pi. >> reddick. left center field. and that is going to get down. he hits it. this baby is over! >> okay. here they come. [laughter] >> reporter: it's something the as did more than any other team in the major leagues last year. they came on bloop hits. they came on sacrifice flies. >> that should be deep enough. >> reporter: and they came on home runs. >> high and deep to left. >> reporter: including the postseason, the as had 15 walkoff wins. when you develop a track record like that, the team starts to feel it's never out of a game. >> you watch some of those games, if the guys didn't hustle in the 9th inning on a routine ground ball or made a bad throw or the guy bobbled it because you are running down the line hard, some of those walkoffs couldn't have happened. you play hard for 27 outs and it can happen. >> reporter: oftentimes it did. consider theseups. at the end of june, the as trailed the texas rangers by 13 games. just nine games left, th

they had 12 rookie pitchers on their staff that combined for 54 total victories.s a major league record. unless you believe in something like the sophomore jinx, this staff is going to get even better. that has to be a scary thought even for the likes of pujols and josh hamilton in the west. >> shallow center field, chris coming in and that's it. malone with a complete game. >> prior to last year, unless you were some kind of fantasy league fanatic you would have been hard pressed to name even a couple of pitchers in the oakland starting rotation. even though they haven't reached household name status just yet, rest assured they're on the radar of anyone that matters in major league baseball beginning with anderson who made his presence felt last august following a return from tommy john surgery. he wracks up four wins and a 2.57 e.r.a. a youngster who on this staff is considered a veteran. >> i'm 25 and feel like i'm 45 next to the young guys. we have young pitching that stepped up last year and i like where we're at and where we're headed this coming year. >> wh

i have heard some say that it would have been a victory. my question is, a victory for who? a victory for what? all that happened today was the preservation of the loophole check. safer. victory for not doing something that 90% of americans, 80% of republicans and the vast majority of your constituentsit begs the question, who are wei have heard folks say that victims lobby for legislation was somehow misplaced. a prop, somebody called them. emotional blackmail. are they serious? do we really think that thousands of families whose lives have been shattered by gun violence do not have a right to weigh in on this issue? do we think their emotions is not relevant to this debate? all in all, this was a pretty shameful day for washington. but this effort is not over. i want to make it clear to the american people that we can still bring about meaningful change that reduces gun violence so long as american people do not give up on it. even without congress, my more of our communities. participating in the existing background system. more information about lost and stolen guns so t

a's end a four-game slide with a 9-8 victory. >> giants in san diego and saluting our military.huntly, two-run shot off of vogelsong. and here a two-run bomb. d military is leaving they think it is over. buster posey, third homer of a year. two-run shot makes it 6-4. runners on second and third with two outs. he hits it well but robbed, great catch. 6-4 is the final. longest losing streak of the season. >>> yet another first time winner on the pga tour. billy who started two shots back and the round of his young career. we start off with this one, seven under 65. starting in on 10, finished 19 under. here he is, starting off 7th. almost broke the record. missed a better birdie on 18. after a weather delay, long birdie putt. first pga tour win, he wins $1.19 million. >> we'll have warriors reaction to the big win at 11:00 and hope to see you then. what a win and what a game. >> ama: trance for her movies pulled in $350 million at the box office. why the studio is pleased with >> ama: coming up at 11:00, michael finney investigates the puzzles we are forced to decipher before logg

solo homer, 6-2 victory, their first of the year. >>> the theme is bay area victory tonight.son approaches. the sharks, the warriors, looking game ready. highlights from both teams and another shark trade to tell you about. sports, part two, next. medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. lets you go from working hard... to hardly working. ♪ big sales that help you get away. that's how we fly. act now to grab flights all over the country as low as $59 one-way. these fares won't last long so hurry and book now, only at southwest.com. we are southwest. welcome aboard. >>> oakland tonight, wasn't a beautiful game, but if you want the word playoff team attached to your team's name, did you not lose on your home court to a squad like new orlea

solo homer, 6-2 victory, their first of the year. >>> the theme is bay area victory >>> oakland tonightsn't a beautiful game, but if you want the word playoff team attached to your team's name, did you not lose on your home court to a squad like new orleans, and the warriors do not as they stride ever closer to their second postseason berth in the last 20 years. mark jackson has them up high enough to beat the hornets. david lee takes the lob. 23 for lee. put away in the fourth. up 14. curry to the bucket. but watch him land a little funny, and he kind of tweaked his hip, not his ankle. golden state has won seven of the last ten. >>> sharks continue to bring a mean brand of hockey. six straight victories, closing fast, feisty all night. dan boyle, former shark, scored a goal, but he is picked up there. dan boyle picking up dany heatley. sharks now in the fifth playoff spot. they did pick up a couple guys in trades today. >>> meantime the lone bay area bummer in the cbi final series, santa clara throttled in their attempt. game two, george mason controlling start to finish. 73-66. bronco

thousand marching on tesco reached the semifinals of the euro league with a three one series victory over caliber out round madrid are also strange. but let's kick off with the russian premier league where the title race is hotting up after tesco drew two two in a dobie thriller with spot tak allowing zimmy to cut the gap to just four points with five matches to go because i didn't get out for points. because a lead at the top was cut to four points after them and for the back from two goals down to draw two all despite missing a penalty in a thrilling moscow darby would spartak at the losing hysteria aiden mcgeady broke the deadlock for the visitors two minutes before the interval and i made it to nearly minutes after it but the league leaders relative minutely forcing a penalty though wagner all of sport kick was saved yet in the seventy third minute then it did pull it go back more sound target and dip in stoppage time to scout were awarded another penalty this time on the go and made no mistake to all though the result does see the red and whites leapfrog into a fourth. jenkins i

my question is, a victory for who? a victory for what? all that happens today was the preservation of the loophole that lets dangerous criminals buy guns without a background check. that didn't make our kids safer. >> reporter: the president placed phone calls to senators on this issue, scott, yesterday and this morning, even amid briefings on the latest on the boston marathon bombings. the white house says the president will not let this issue die and will keep faith with those families who want him and this white house to keep pressing. >> pelley: major, thank you. late today, the national rifle association called this gun control legislation "misguided" and said the provision for tougher background checks would "have criminalized certain private transfers of firearms between honest citizens requiring lifelong friends, neighbors and some family members to get federal government permission to exercise a fundamental right or face prosecution." now to the new developments in the boston bombing. it turns out lord & taylor had exactly what t

the big victory for the golden state warriors. they cheereda big win for the golden state warriors tonight before a hometown crowd! warriors fans cheer as the team just clinched a playoff spot for the first time in >> we just clinched the south and we are on the weight to the playoffs >> i cannot tell you how excited we are, with steven curry and david lee. we are in the playoffs. >> i feel that they are on a confident high. and if they are sure of their future bringing great energy i have great hopes. >> great news! the warriors, playoffs! >> let's go, the warriors. they are going to go to the playoffs. >> pam: and sports director gary radnich will have all the highlights from tonight's game. coming up in sports! >> the blue angels will not be flying for this year's fleet week. because of major cuts in the federal budget. kron four's jeff bush spoke with the event's director. to find out how fleet week will be affected. >> reporter: it's official. the world famous blue angels will not be flying for this year's fleet weekwhich mea

streets and into concerns the oil rich nation is at a crossroads following a razor thin election victory for the error of. plus seventy days off of the grueling mass hunger strike and one ton of obey began the number of protesting detainees is on the rise with their indefinite detention plight driving them to the edge. thank you for joining us here on r t today. live in moscow with your twenty four hour global news twin blasts out the finish line of the boston marathon have left three dead including an eight year old boy and more than one hundred forty year in hospital with various injuries many have lost limbs in the bombings an associate has the latest from the scene of the it's. state of massachusetts holiday turns into a tragedy in the heart of boston just several minutes before three pm local time at the finishing line of the boston marathon two explosions seconds apart from each other killing at least three people according to witnesses who were on the ground during the explosions the situation was extremely chaotic terrifying body parts were seen flying about blood everywhere i wa

these are small efforts our community considers a victory. families live in small units. i want to give a big shout out to the san francisco landmarks for their small victories as well as the big ones. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor kim, supervisor mar. >> thank you madam clerk. i appreciate the sidewalk sale on may 11. i strongly support this as well. i'm calling for a hearing on a related note to look at the challenges of the vacant store fronts that are throughout our city and the basic practices of keeping the corridors and striving throughout our city. they represent failed businesses but will is create the perception that an entire district is abandoned. we can focus on large companies and bring these sorts of businesses to san francisco. however it's a small business sector that creates the greatest number of jobs in our city and lends character and vitality to our neighborhoods. in the richmond district, areas like the inner clements street corridor. yet vacant fronts still exist in this area. they have pop ups to use for these store fronts. that's te

a razor thin election victory sparks anger in venezuela after almost half of the nation votes against the late who go shop us is heir apparent but nicolas maduro still wins the presidency. and the defiance of hunger strikers in guantanamo bay continues to grow the u.s. saying forty five and now starving themselves but lawyers insist it's more than three times that now. live from moscow this is our. view a worldwide. doctors picking metal projectiles from the wounds of some hundred seventy six people injured in twin blasts that rocked the boston marathon a seventeen of those are in a critical condition and police still have no suspect and the blasts of raised questions over domestic security in america despite measures having been seriously stepped up since the nine eleven attacks from new york with details ati's marina porter. local and federal officials do not know so far if this is the mess stick homegrown attack or something with a foreign link to it no suspects have yet been identified no one has been taken into custody authorities believe though that the explosives that were used

after a search of the area, authorities found ochoa at his apartment on monument boulevard near victory lane --- not far from the crime scene. ochoa was arrested without incident. he's being charged with first degree homicide. we're told this is the first official homicide in concord since october of 2011. in the newsroom alecia reid kron 4 news. tonight was a big game for the warriors as they are looking to clinch a spot in the playoffs. kron 4's scott rates shows us how they did, and what fans think! >> they would have needed a victory today against the jazz but the utah jazz beat the golden state warriors by seven points. much to the dismay. >> it was a bad performance not what i came to see. >> i would rather see but it is o.k. i think that maybe they will win next time. >> they were a little sluggish tonight with they could come back in the long run. >> atlas they can go back to the playoffs. >> it was a bomber the lost. >> i think that they will be able to get it next time it was a fait lost. and reporting in oracle or read not scott rates, kron 4 news. >> the san francisco giants

a razor thin election victory in venezuela after almost half of the nation votes against the late chavez is heir apparent but nicolas maduro still won the presidency. and the violence of hunger strikers in guantanamo bay grows with the u.s. saying forty five and now starving themselves lawyers though insist it's more than three times that amount. thanks very much for joining us here on our t.v. today i'm rory suchet live in moscow with your news from around the world let's get straight to our breaking news for you this hour here on r t a magnitude seven point eight earthquake on the iran pakistan border has reportedly killed at least forty people ran officials expect hundreds more have been killed this is certainly one of the biggest earthquakes the country has seen since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and the epicenter is thought to be situated ninety kilometers south of the iranian city of cash out of forty eight kilometers from pakistan and tremors were felt all across the gulf from dubai where buildings were evacuated all the way to new delhi or people are reported to have be

i've heard some say that blocking the step would be a victory my question is a victory for who a victory for what all that happened today was the preservation of the loophole that lets dangerous criminals buy guns without a background check that didn't make our kids safer. victory for not doing something that ninety percent of americans eighty percent of republicans the best majority of your constituents wanted to get done it begs the question who are we here to represent. it really does beg the question who are we here to represent cheers for regular order now the senate majority leader mr reid could have changed the process if he'd wanted to set up a different protocol in a different procedure the truth of the matter is as i said from the beginning it isn't the republicans that you have to worry about on these issues it's the democrats who are worried about the two thousand and fourteen elections they are the ones who are bad and that is why was that why it was the vote fifty four forty six and five democrats voted against it including reid and that was for procedural reasons so you co

we now know the winner but the narrow victory has left venezuela polarized the new leader to go back us traces an uphill battle not just to mend the country's economy and improve living standards but also to match up his charismatic previous us or casts a very long shadow not just within the country but beyond its borders as well just our cilia are to look at our course with his brother. and professor may go take us solace said among a college told us that what now lays ahead from a doer and where he might take them as well. there are real problems and that is well and that model will have a very short period in which he has to begin to address these issues or will have will have a confronting a crisis within his own party and among his own supporters he has to address head on the question of crime the question of inflation so these are real issues that affect real venezuelans and although they felt the pain for a job is a significant number also now begin to criticize and to see them need to actually carry through and implement change well i think we're going to see a continuation o

my question is, a victory for who? a victory for what?ened today was the preservation of the loophole that let's dangerous criminals buy guns without a background check. that didn't make our kids safer. victory for not doing something that 90% of americans, 80% of republicans, the vast majority of your constituents wanted to get done? it begs the question, who are we here to represent? >> today's senate vote comes more than four months after adam lanza shot to death 20 children, and 6 adults, including vicki societia. her sister joins me now. thank you for joining me again. you were there today at the senate to witness what happened. what is your reaction? >> i am disgusted and so disappointed in our senate. >> what is the matter with them, do you think? what would it take? if the deaths of 20 young children and your sister and five other adults at an elementary school, if that isn't enough to bring in something, what is? >> you know, if they were to lose a loved one to a horrific tragedy like we did, they would feel the same way. and i d

the retail victorious.utside the courthouse here in new york city with the latest. >> reporter: contemporary wind and can indeed, a victory today. a judge in the new york state supreme court ruling that j.c. penney can, indeed, sell those goods under that jaycee p. every day label good designs, the stuart. of course, this deal that former ceo runs out some of j.c. penney struck with martha stewart really put martha in the middle. this is what went down over the past year or so in the hotly contested the, highland and closely watched court case. first, macy's has to deal with my the stewart, an exclusive deal into does a six renewed until 2018 to design what the steward branded home goods exclusively from macy's. then in 2011 j.c. penney's struck its own deal with martha stewart to design home goods under the eds acp everyday level. well, macy's attacks suing both. today a judge ruled that j.c. penney is the winner for now. also noting that j.c. penney stock performance and business have been so costly that

streets adding to concerns the oil rich nation is at a crossroads following a razor thin election victory for the. road block sixty five years since its founding but it was claims to be a beacon of democracy in the middle east is critics say fall is turning into a god line religious right away with. a new song russia under around the world this is aussie was me thanks for joining us. twin blasts at the finish line of the boston marathon have left three dead including an eight year old boy one hundred forty are in hospital with the various injuries many have lost limbs in the bombings no one has claimed responsibility for the terror target while the white house says they perpetrate as will feel the full weight of justice as a she is marina for now reports. u.s. president barack obama said that the u.s. does not yet have all the answers as to who was behind the attack why they did this but obama said that the u.s. will find out who did it and will hold him accountable he would not go into detail he said an investigation is ongoing and that. the u.s. federal officials will be helping out bos

streets adding to concerns the oil rich nation is a close roads following a razor think election of victory of chobits. sixty five years since its founding but what claims to be a beacon of democracy in the middle east is critics say funds turning into a hub for online really just right wing is. international news and comment live from moscow this is aussie with me your dash of allah thanks for joining us step two when the last said the finish line of the boston marathon i have left a story that including an age old border more than one hundred forty are in hospital with a virus injuries many have lost limbs in the bombings is necessary trick you know has the latest now from the scene all the traffic. the state of massachusetts holiday turns into a tragedy in the heart of boston just several minutes before three pm local time at the finishing line of the boston marathon two explosions seconds apart from each other killing at least three people according to witnesses who were on the ground during the explosions the situation was extremely chaotic terrifying body parts were seen flying about

a razor thin election victory spock's anger in venezuela after almost half of the nation votes against the chavez's heir apparent but nicolas maduro still won the presidency. and the defiance of hunger strikers in guantanamo bay grows with the u.s. saying forty five starving themselves lawyers insist it's more than three times that number. thank you for joining us here on our. live in moscow with you a world wide news an eight year old boy was among three people killed by twin blasts which rocked the boston marathon finish line more than one hundred forty others in hospital having lost their limbs is the worst domestic attack in the u.s. since nine eleven at the scene as. the state of massachusetts holiday turns into a tragedy in the heart of boston just several minutes before three pm local time at the finishing line of the boston marathon two explosions seconds apart from each other kill at least three people according to witnesses who were on the ground during the explosions the situation was extremely chaotic terrifying body parts were seen flying about blood everywhere i was there

a victory parade and a victory service. she had a public fight with the head of the church of england about the nature of that service. it should be a victory service or should it be a remembrance of the dead. this is how things were and that point, 1983. the archbishop of canterbury hated thatcher, or dislike her strongly. he wore that metal on his casket in the pulpit in support of the cathedral. and everybody understood that this was his rebuke of the prime minister who is he saw as a warmonger, taking credit for the victory. so it is a very political space. all of that will be floating around as people watch this ceremonial national parade. the fact that it is in this place. all of that is in the air. host: the video coming from bbc when the funeral started, the reverend spoke. one of the first few things he said was a storm of controversy. conflicting opinions about the prime minister. so what is her legacy today? guest: if you are talking about britain, it depends on how can old people are and it depends on where peop

the victory over the turks meant that money was now available for grand enterprises.he monks' taxes paid for buildings rather than for weapons. these abbeys were meant to serve not only as religious communities, but also as hospices for the emperor. saint florian's abbey, begun in 1689, is the work of an italian and an austrian-- carlo carlone and jakob prandtauer. in true baroque fashion, the new abbey was a stage upon which royal ritual could be played out by the visiting emperor. paradoxically, the stage usually lacked its leading actor, for the emperor himself rarely visited any of the abbeys. but it didn't matter. the object was not imperial housing. it was to make a political point, to bear witness to the unity of christianity and empire. here we're dealing not with the glorification of an individual emperor, but with the need to assert the divine right to rule of an institution, the hapsburg empire. newly victorious over the turks, the austrians believed themselves to be the saviors of christian europe. they proclaimed their triumph in their art and in their ar

has canceled its plans to end saturday mail delivery is a victory for middle class families or rural communities in our small business owners who rely on this critical service so just how big of a victory is this for postal workers and really for all americans and what does this decision say about the power of the people in the face of devastating republican backed austerity cuts well joining me now for more on this is congressman mark procaine representing the second district of wisconsin and john nichols washington correspondent with the nation magazine welcome to you both thanks for coming on here so it's good to have you both on because you both you know in your statement and in your since since these cuts were on air since the ending of saturday delivery service was announced last month you've been rallying in front of local post offices in wisconsin and jonah you just wrote an article in the nation and you're connecting how the the health of the post office is connected to health of the middle class so congressman how is that connection there i mean why does the middle class ki