who thought it was the st nicholas the miracle worker was the patron saint of all white sea mariners and explorers they certainly needed his protection and indeed had it as they braved the perils of rough seas making their way from village to village the girl knows them to death haunts each time they head out to sea or reconcile it with the thought that they may be unable to come by it or for that reason they have a totally different perception of faith compared to people living far from the shore buildings on the white sea coast are filled with a keen sense of life that's typical of people living in the north. has some more graffiti on the wall more lovers and it might this is a big space. we can see and and on the wall here you can see where there were projectors there's the host of the projections so this was obviously used as the club in the cinema during soviet times so i guess there would have been a big screen with the where the i kind of stuff is was and this is in a pretty bad state as well. we've been to the church when i get a giant find somebody in the village who will may

was actually looking for the northeast passage that there was a big storm of the ended up in the white sea and this is what he he wrote about the churches he said they church is a built of timber and the towers of the churches for the most part are covered with shingle boards at the doors of the churches they usually build some engines so full of shit as we do. we just arrived to put in a map i can show you our colleagues relaxing food in the coach here in the foreground hey we've all had a really good journey there was there was wonderfully some its form of. it. was dated so. st nicholas the miracle worker was the patron saint of all white seam our nurses and explorers they certainly needed his protection and indeed had it as they braved the perils of rough seas making their way from village to village all those death haunts each time they head out to sea or reconcile it with the thought that they may be unable to come back for that reason they have a totally different perception of space compared to people living far from the shore buildings on the white sea coast are filled with a keen

maya instantly became one with the crew and will bring back some unforgettable memories from the white sea in the north of russia i need to still to digest everything that happened for the past three weeks because i actually didn't get time to prepare so it came on me really suddenly and that it was really a fantastic trip great organization and great places and really a discovery of many things that i had very much wanted to see. three long weeks of deprivation finally ended for the cruisers in out of time gets most locals witnessed their arrival for interest in such fashion for the first time and it now seems that yachting in this previously heart area could not become the next hot spot for northern sailing fans from all over the world. russia is hoping. this was the last bus permission from prime ministers it's also quite crazy to forget to vote who wants to go across to russia. at all for the prime minister and . free three years six yachts will go on their own way and jubal start they excrete arctic adventure race record breaking flagship peter the first is one of the boats and german

captains and barking from moscow can take their vessels to any of five possible outlets the white and baltic seas to the north as well as to the as a black and caspian seas to the south. but if one staying within the capital itself there's no more enjoyable way to take in the sights than from aboard one of the many ships cruising the river way and the pilgrim boat with a retractable glass roof is the latest addition to capitals pleasure fleet. but these shores talking boats are far from a new idea well they were initially envisioned as just another form of public transport in the early one nine hundred seventy s. the must evolve was launched as a true pleasure boat for both residents and visitors alike. but as the times have changed so too have moscow's ships these new pilgrim models were developed on the basis of the old must. with room on board for up to one hundred twenty passengers the ship can easily function as a ferry or even a floating restaurant as you'd expect they're equipped with the very latest in navigation and radio communication tools out there these are fitted with a twin shaft p

by 100 athletes and spectators and with the performing wrapping up at the stadium, in a sea of red and red white and blue confetti. the hoo sang them out. they paid tribute to the uk music fashion and the culture. >>> a missile collided with a japanese oil tracker on the south end of the persian gulf. damage to the u.s.s. pot ser being evaluated. a large deputy dent on the side. the navy didn't say what damage was sustained. no one was injured in the collision. >>> search for survivor ends as crews turn their attention to carrying for the 16,000 people left homeless. 250 people died when twin quakes hit in the northwest part of the country. iran sits atop seismic fault line and experiences one earthquake everyday. most are small and they go unnoticed. >>> the situation for passengers in rome, frustrating. travelers are strappedded and waiting to find out how to run home after the airline stopped all flights. this is because of failed business deal. this is the peak of the tours and season in italy. the situation could effect 300,000 passengers holding tickets for flights scheduled through octobe

. >> reporter: in that church you were pretty much the only black face in a sea of white faces. >> rights that like for you? >> you know, it hasn't been an issue for me. >> i ask in part because of the history of the church. you know it better than i do. as late as 1978, black mormons were second-class citizens banned from the priesthood and barred from the temple. have you ever faced any discrimination in the church? >> never, never. >> reporter: al was raised southern baptist. that all changed once he met juline. your mom, what did she think when you called and said i'm dating this mormon girl. ell after the dial tone. she just didn't understand. she had no idea. she didn't know what a mormon was. >> reporter: for al, marrying juline meant embracing her faith and living by a code of conduct. do you ever find any of it overbearing? >> no, not at all. >> this is a fun time to be mormon. people are like actually want to know. do you really do that? >> people like us. >> yes. is this for real? are you just putting on? >> reporter: here come the question that everybody has. do you drink caf

. >> in that church, you were pretty much the only black face in a sea of white faces. >> right. >> what'ske for you? >> it hacsn't been an issue for me. >> i ask you because of the history of the church, and you know it better than i do. >> before 1998, black people were barred from the priesthood and barred from the temple. >> have you ever faced any kind of discrimination in the church? >> never. >> al was raised baptist. that changed when he met joleen. >> what did your mom think when you called her and said, i'm dating a mormon? >> well, after the dial tone, she just didn't understand. she didn't know what mormonism was. do you ever find any of it overbearing? >> no. not at all. >> this is a fun time to be mormon because people actually want to know, you know, you really do that? >> people like us. >> is this for real? come on. are you just putting on? >> so here come the questions that everybody has. do you drink caffeine? >> no. >> have you ever, ever had a cup of coffee. >> i never had a cup of coffee. i had a coke once. sdp >> literally one coke in your 43 years. >> caffeine? >> i

. >> santa rosa's laundry plant is a sea of blues and whites. sheets and blankets.loads of laundry gets washed, dried and folded here every workday. the inmates who shoulder the burden put in eight hours, just like a job on the outside. and should one of them ever tire of the job, there are plenty of others eager to replace them. >> i get about 70 to 80 work requests, i want to work in the laundry, a week. of course, we're only authorized 18, so. it's a highly coveted job and position here at santa rosa. they're not getting paid. they get game time for their pay, but they like working here. it's a good atmosphere, a good environment. we attempt to recycle 100% of everything we have. if the uniform goes bad, we'll make belts out of it, we'll make whatever is required. >> inmate johnny brewster, serving three years for cocaine possession, lends his formidable sewing skills to the prison's recycling efforts. >> sometimes i get teased about it by these guys here. ♪ >> right now, i'm making belts from pant leg material. as you see, we start off by joining the two pieces.

>> the whole thing last night, i have never seen that many white people since i covered david duke. >> bill: what a sea i said what do you think of the speeches? she said i think they are fine but do not they not allow any black people? she has grown up in washington, d.c. -- >> bill: black faces and brown faces are only allowed in the convention if they are on stage. >> right. >> bill: and when mitt romney came in they loved condy rice alongside of him. >> you so the poll that romney has zero percent of black people voting for him. which frankly sounds a little high. [ laughter ] >> bill: okay. we have lots to cover here. and we'll get help a little bit later from reed wilson. ben labolt, press secretary for the obama administration, but first -- >> overhead lines making news on this wednesday, the naked vegas scandal could be blowing um even more. >> which one? >> harry -- >> harry they are calling him. [ laughter ] >> reported to be third in line to the thrown strip billiards game -- >> billiards? that's the wrong game to be playing naked. [ laughter ] >> was caught on photos last week. now report i

white sharks. and when, out at sea, he finally gets a look at one of these massive creatures, he understands why theaptain isn't concerned about that little gap between the bars. >> this thing looked like a submarine. it was huge. >> jerry loves it. he's hooked. >> they are inquisitive. coming up, swimming up through the bottom, swimming around the sides, getting really close. you can almost kind of play with them. >> but jerry never imagines the shark would get this close. >> then, bam, he hits the cage. just spot on. right into the opening where the bar was removed. all of a sudden, this huge head with its teeth inching its way closer and closer. >> any diver's worst nightmare. jerry and another tourist are forced to the bottom of the cage to avoid the now thrashing shark. >> i'm looking at the jaws of death, looking at it, like this can't be happening and i just can't die. >> but the shark is forcing his way further and further into the cage. >> it was a few inches away because i remember looking into his mouth. i've got my hands on his nose. >> jerry is frantically searching for a way out. >> i

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white caps. watent to show you how the is pressing up against the sea wall. these are normally calm waters. that's a sheer indicator that hurricane isaac is on its way out here. and the folks here are starting to prepare to get inside, get off the road. they are already starting to see the low level roads flood. there is a curfew in place here tonight from 7:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. officials want to keep people off the road. red cross set up some shelters. four of them, in fact, one takes pets. trying to give people a place to get out of the storm. we'll continue to ride it out, for now, back to you. >> and while isaac is making land fall hundreds of miles away, the hurricane is battering florida's panhandle with tropical storm conditions as well. but despite the heavy rains and the flooding, people from even further west are heading there seeking refuge. >> i'm scott broom between storm squalls here in pensacola beach, florida, where they experienced tropical storm conditions that have left behind some minor flooding. regardless, this city has become a refuge for some evacuees from new orl

if you look at the floor of the convention it's a sea of white.m do you see people of different genders or colors. i was on the floor in the minnesota convention. it's stunning how different our parties are. our party represents everybody. you may have spl nice splashes of color in elected office but you don't represent anybody who is a minority or women. >> i'm sorry, you can go ahead and respond wesley. >> the reason is because we've got smart people like howard dean going on tv saying those people hate black people, they hate women. that's absolutely pitiful and bad for our country for howard dean to say that. >> i don't think he said those people hate black people and hate women. >> that's exactly what he said. >> you don't represent them and don't respect them. >> that's a big difference than "you hate those people." i gotcha. >> gentlemen, thank you. wesley donahue and howard dean, thank you so much. >>> from there to something completely different, we'll go to the best of office politics from bravo's andy cohen to melissa harris-perry. >>>

to help this situation this is a sea and so coming up for you in the program the white house a ratchets up pressure on iran imposing more sanctions with science in china and the wrong not taking behavior. also later clash between this punished government and the country's regions as millions of people go out to get more projects against the deeply unpopular austerity measures. so we just have declined ecuador's invitation to question julian assange and its london embassy without any meaningful explanation according to we can mix twitter feeds that whistleblower has been holed up in the last american countries diplomatic mission for over six weeks now seeking asylum sound as wanted in sweden for questioning of a sex crime on occasions which he denies he believes proceedings may be just a pretext to hand him over to the u.s. he fears prosecution on espana charges for a massive leak of secret diplomatic and military files on tipple activist and journalist don de bar says motion is an all out hunt and is willing to sign step international to get him. well they're not interested in questioni

white house counters punches. >>> crackdown, police capture $18 million in fake designer shoes and a sea of other phony goods. were you tripped up at the department store? >>> fighting back. a million bikes snatched off the streets. now, the owners across the country are fed up and taking thieves down. >> you're under citizen's arrest. >>> and brotherly love. two gorillas separated for years. reunited in a scene you could only describe as just like us. >>> good evening, we begin with something unexpected in the presidential race. governor mitt romney returning to the subject of his tax returns. how much he paid and how much he'll reveal. it was a specific response a question asked by abc's david muir 2 1/2 weeks ago. so why does he do it today? david is right here with the story. david. >> diane, good evening. as you know, the romney campaign believes the questions about the taxes are a diversion by the obama campaign. today, the campaign clearly ready to answer that question about the income tax rate he's paid over the last decade. >> there's no change in medicare for seniors. none. >> reporter: with a white