one pm here in the russian capital and mrs arty's weekly news review first it was the only country ever to be hit by an atomic attack japan seems an appropriate place to aspire to a nuclear free world where on the sidelines of the apec summit in yokohama since medvedev and the bomber reiterated plans to slash their country's nuclear arsenals and.

twelve noon here in the russian capital and this is our team's weekly news review first it was the only country ever to be hit by an atomic attack japan.

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and this is our weekly news review first in madrid it says the hostile period between russia and nato is over he told the bloc gathering in portugal this weekend that he's agreeing to boost collaboration one of the most divisive issues missile defense the summit smooth was decidedly more co-operative than of late but there are still issues which they're yet to see eye to oil in this to report. nato rolled out the red carpet for the country once considered its bow. and russian president dmitri medvedev arrived at the summit of the former cold war military alliance to leaders welcoming him with open arms and a plea. cooperate with us let us do this together leaders on both sides seem to indicate they plan to do just that after nato russia talks they hailed as historic today marks a true fresh starts in nato russia relations the willing ear it spells out our desire to pursue strategic partnerships that in its means would have overcome the difficulties of the past missile defense plans under the bush white house which provoked the most serious rift between russia and nato since the cold w

review. >>> other stories making headlines around the bay area. no more workings in san francisco. the sf weekly reports that the police department plans to stop recruiting newrom city high schools and colleges. the department has canceled full term police academy classes to save money. instead, the city will fill openings with experienced officers from other cities. >>> in oakland a demonstration outside the barber shop owned by derek jones. he is the unarmed man police shot and killed on monday after responding to a domestic dispute call. police now say that jones was holding a small scale and officers mistook that for a gun and that's why they say they opened fire. tonight a meeting is being demanded with city leaders saying "oakland police department has a history of black men suffering indignation and unnecessary death at the hands of police officers." >>> in san francisco a gang of thugs is going around pepper spraying people then robbing them. police say there have been at least five attacks around the city but no one has been seriously hurt. >>> bay area theater has pulled a documentary about teen pregnancy. the lark theater yanked the film "daddy, i

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