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well for more on what's happening in egypt on are joined live by yvonne ridley a journalist who's in london for us yvonne to you wrote the arab world has finally woken from its slumbers after years of being drugged and mugged by the west but the latest batch of wiki leaks documents that we've seen it claimed the protests in egypt were backed by the united states what's your take on that. well i think that now the sleeping giant housework i'm not going to be sold. which is why so many turned to. the strong protested tahrir square but more than four million across egypt. to rally to protest they will continue until mubarak is gone everybody realizes that apart from barak and it's who will fill that vacuum. the good sign is the turn strong committee that is part of the muslim brotherhood part of the fire mohammed. was mentioned before but the egyptian people are very very suspicious of anybody who is also supported aided by america and you can't blame them we mention alberta died there and as you say gyptian is are now united against a pro-american hosni mubarak and die who headed the u

razor sharp performance speed skater yvonne sculptor fresh off a story heat on the plate with a european and a world goal. getting into the groove russian all-stars prepare it's a call global competition at luzhniki in this weekend's moscow leg of the rhythmic gymnastics grand prix. they did blatter has announced he's going to stay on as the head coach of the russian national basketball team that american israeli had contemplated gritting his pose after last year's world championships however as richard lamport reports a blast says he's had a change of heart and says he intends to take the side to the london olympics. is one of the world's longest serving basketball national t.v. coaches and now he intends to extend his state even longer to get a blonde has been at the helm of russia's team since two thousand and five and he's had a fifty degree of success to winning the two thousand and seven you're a possible crime in the american israeli state he quit his post following last year's world championships but now says he's had a change of hans i think the change. in the guard. in the fede

yvonne ridley there in london thanks so much for joining us well it's a remarkable development of events there in karachi less than twenty four hours ago the president the power up there he was vowing he was going to go nowhere so what do you think changed his mind so suddenly. i think that he had a phone call from the white house that persuaded him to leave the problem facing a dictator like mubarak is that when you have many billions stashed away. he obviously had to seek assurances that wouldn't be frozen much has happened in switzerland to save hurt already there are lots of things that i think he's had to sort out in the suburbs they've been a lot of deals going on behind the scenes but at the end of the day the victory is with the people they got their way i was in tahrir square just on tuesday and it was and the electric atmosphere the scenes from last night i really. felt for the people but today they got their rewards. that patience paid off but will it pay off in the future as we're listening to our correspondent in washington a little earlier there are some people who liken wh

. >> and said " the ron " and he pointed to the trial that we've been on and he said- irak-yvonn-dodge i r out the ml urred the 3 hikers off of the trial said " this site is a iran and the other side is iraq. >> a beef recall. this label will sell the american company. it was mainly shipped to southern united states restaurants. so far, no illnesses reported. and a live look at the san francisco skyline. a beautiful blue sky. no clouds and we will be right back with more of your money with rob black. >> of rob black is back to told about your money. then and questions about the housing market? >> i'm the biggest heater. california has been just gone crazy. i am pe one of the haters. of this topic. and i live on the peninsula i think my home will go up. with value. and i think that your belly will also co-op the " pam moore " the value-of your home. >> and is that even healthy? with economic growth? >> inflated inflation it will happen again but fundamentally, real-estate will follow as location, location, location based on the jobs in the economy and interest rate said. >> jobs are sti

and yvonne stern filed for divorce.ged her mind and reconciled with her cheating husband. >> the only thing jeff is guilty of is having had a marital transgression. >> reporter: not so says the district attorney, who indicted stern on two counts of solicitation of capital murder. after surviving two gunshot attempts on her life here at the family home, they moved to a nearby apartment for safety. but a gunman tracked her down there, as she sat in her car. she begged through the window, for her life, and inexplicably, the gunman lowered the gun from her head to her abdomen and shot her. that begs the question, why would mrs. stern stand by him? >> this looks terrible. whatever evidence comes out or unfolds, yvonne's going to keep her eyes wide open. >> reporter: those that know yvonne stern says her 20-year marriage seemed happy. and if her husband wanted her dead, he had every opportunity to succeed. >> if he wanted to have her killed, it would have happened. >> reporter: if called upon, yvonne stern says she will testi

nicholas higgins, reverend townsend, cheryl davis, julien davis, yvonne johnson miller, karen bishops, jeff komenski, edward purcheck, and then linda is with them. that is all i have. please come forward and go ahead and press the button. if you could stick your name -- there are others. two minutes to speak. hold on one second, mrs. davis. i also have a warrant foster, ken daschle, and eva cisneros. >> good evening. i doubt it has been said before. congratulations to commissioners mendoza, molpus -- maufas and murase. i am here about a student at galileo and in general about the 20 seniors who have been displaced with the amnesty program. i am concerned not just about the seniors,

and even bigger thrills of the downhill world win the olympic gold medalist in the disappearance yvonne returning to top form american increasing her lead at the top of the downhill standings and putting pressure on the overall leader and best friend maria rice teammates catapulted him to the top of the standings early on pace with some run through been registering her best finish in a world race this season a scary and magic trick play best safety net during her run. the swiss reportedly didn't suffer any serious injuries but it will in the morning of one has been battling concussion issues while trying to regain full but the twenty six year old showed no signs of recent woes grabbing the top podium spot any second and rice. krispies enough off while displaying the ultimate never say die attitude to grind out a win in the last super combined event of the season after a slow start finish nine eleven in the slalom portion of the contest a great secret but however twenty six year old take over when one hundredth of a second german felix. having to settle for second of all frenchmen thomas

only thing and victory is all packers new this postseason with the trophy now back at lambeau field yvonne's a gorski are. all right moving on where they're rushing stomp on this year's formula one season will be more evident than ever before petroff he made the headlines us the first ever russian driver last season on a sports car manufacturer. is entering the constructor's fold partnership with virgin racing reducing. a sleek new m r v zero powered by the same cause word engines as last year twenty ten was largely a year to forget for virgin the i finished dead last in the constructor standings with zero points glock getting another shot behind the wheel drum off c.e.o. replaces lucas to grassi as a second driver the twenty eleven season starts on march thirteenth in bahrain. three recent series sees plenty of changes being made season to season the difference with formula one news these changes are so drastic that it's hard to carry anything over into the following year preparing for an in-form season means facing new challenges every time our goals for this year are to finish all tweens

categories comments again are at the invitation all tournaments to see who's the best of the best yvonne's of course the reports. motor sport fans willing to brave subzero temperatures in the capital were rewarded with a high powered spectacle the who's who of russia's racing world on hand in the twenty second star's race hosted by one of the country's premier automobile magazines two thousand and eleven to car runner up feed off in formula one lotus rae. and some of the more recognizable names taken part russia's first ever f one driver vitaly petrov also on hand to witness the event but did not participate in the race. events after his lotus reynold teammate robert qubits a suffered serious injuries during a rally event earlier this month the twenty six year old preparing for the formula one season opener on march twenty seventh. it's unfortunate that i'm not allowed to participate hid due to the qubits the situation but it's always great to be back in russia as far as the formula one season we have no problems with the bahrain grand prix being cancelled that just means we have more time

, donnie wong who primarily works on the expenditure grants and work order side of the budget and yvonnelling for the department. in the current year on the revenue side of the house, we're looking to be on budget for revenues. as you can see from the table, we're seeing a shortfall in environmental review fees of about $2 million that is actually offset by above budget projections for building permit alterations and new construction building permit. so that the increase there will offset the shortfall that we're seeing in environmental review fees. this revenue budget assumes volume growth of 2.5%. on the next green you'll see a month over month comparison from july through december. we're actually seeing 7.6% volume growth, although as you can see from month to month there's some positive months and some negative months. so it's a little up and down. and there's still some uncertainty exactly where we're going to end at the end of the year and what the volume growth will be. but on average we're actually exceeding the asuch-- exceeding assumption that was in the budget for the current

and let's go back to the ice where yvonne sculpture of has proven to be the world's ultimate blade runner this year the russians skater winning gold at the european and world all round championships that historic feat serving as a great build up for next year's world finals in moscow as well as as such and based in swansea fourteen reports. this sporty winter a huge improvement over last year for the twenty eight year old scored ref the bar of skin native did bring russia their first medal of the twenty ten olympics with a fine fellows a medal bronze in vancouver he added a ten thousand meter silver later but those results were overshadowed by the team's poor overall performance. scombridae however dominated european competition in italy in january the russian posting the best combined time across four different distances that they go all around crown the speed skater repeated then feed on the world stage in canada earlier this month and win enough in the five hundred fifty two hundred five thousand and ten thousand meter runs and scobbie of believes becoming the first russian all around

my name is yvonne johnson miller. i am the chapter vice-president. it was requested that our superintendent come into our negotiations, which he did not. i am very disappointed that you did not come. we were looking forward to meeting with you. you were asked to come. you never did say you were not coming. however, if you have always said it is for the kids. yes it is. it is also for our members. i am requesting and i am asking you -- come to our next meeting. it is very important that you be there. thank you. president mendoza: thank you, ms. johnson miller. >> my name is edward purcheck. i am a parent of a 1.5 year old. i just want you to know you probably will be seeing more of me. i just want to bring up again that changing the policy on how students are assigned to schools affects us a lot more than just making the decision and changing it. my partner and i -- really, that was one of our main concerns when we bought a house. we bought a house where we could afford to buy a house in the city and were not concerned because we knew we could have ou

event which had won the super combined on friday yvonne triumphed in the downhill on saturday so both are in top form going into the final race of the weekend just one hundredth of a second separating the two in the end the german after one minutes of thirteen point two four seconds to claim a six when the season the double olympic champion in bank you best stretching a lot over on one hundred ninety six points and this could prove crucial in russia as its two ends the reign of the american has lifted the coveted oval crystal go in the last three seasons and there are just nine more races to go this year. is a narrow win out on the men's circuit and one just. cries around to us in reference to mary are lots of loving gold in his favorite small and events in both area the thirty one year old is a twice around the world champion and how being winless almost two years before this time go he tops the time sheets for hundreds of the second half of continent life and dances back to compete at the podium now just that they need a postelection the crowd committed a rare mistake and didn't fin

and british journalist and war correspondent yvonne ridley gave me her thoughts as to why hosni mubarak finally decided to resign i think that he had a phone call from the white house that persuaded him to leave the problem facing a dictator like mubarak is that when you have many billions stashed away. he obviously had to seek assurances that wouldn't be frozen as has happened in switzerland to see if heard already there are lots of things that i think he's had to sort out something a lot of deals going on behind the scenes but at the end of the day the victory is with the people they got their way i was in tahrir square just on tuesday and it was an electric atmosphere the scenes from last night i really felt for the people but today they got their rewards that patience paid off. refers to the western influence on the events unfolding in egypt and the situations developed in the past three weeks. barack his history his steely determination not to resign. as he finally stepped down as president seems a celebration marking an end to the leader's thirty year regime and a new start for th

and british journalist and war correspondent yvonne ridley says hosni mubarak delayed his departure to take care of his multibillion dollar fortune the problem facing a dictator like mubarak is that when you have many billions stashed away. he obviously had to seek assurances that it's also wouldn't be frozen as has happened in switzerland to suit heard already there are lots of things that i think he's had to sort out and this obviously been a lot of deals going on behind the scenes but at the end of the day the victory is with the people they got their way it was in tough you square just on tuesday and it was an electric atmosphere they got their rewards that patience paid off and coming up for you in a few minutes here on r t learning from mubarak's downfall doubt how karzai is using the events in egypt to solidify his power and protect himself against similar uprisings in afghanistan. and european leaders are one by one denouncing the policy of multiculturalism the latest fail stab came from the french president nicolas sarkozy who said he doesn't want people to pray in a quote an

nonsense they started doing this probably two days ago not thirty years ago and british journalist yvonne ridley told r.t. that egyptian people will no longer let the us pick the leaders for them. the egyptian people are very very suspicious of anybody who has been endorsed supported or aided by america and you can't blame them they also have made it quite clear that they do not want any more meddling from the u.s. and america has. one point three billion dollars of aid every year the ordinary egyptian people don't see one cent of doubt so they're not bothered if america does withdraw this fund because they certainly do not benefit from it i really hope that the western powers don't underestimate the egyptian people yet again you know very intelligent very politically aware. they will choose the people who they want and if america doesn't like it well it's going to be. well what's behind this uprising and what lies ahead for egypt is the topic in the latest edition of crosstalk that's coming your way in about twenty minutes time . the muslim brotherhood yes it's the best organized opposit

and also raise a sharper pullman's we profile speed skater yvonne scald grip pressure on this historic feat the blades with european and world go. let's begin with that as well as my always through to the qatar ladies final the russian beating you learn a young pitching the semi's second seed start of the match in a confident way and quickly to be opening set up in just one game the serve wasn't going to give up easily though i should start back to play the next set six students and also decide up to the arc of a child three breakpoints that for all their votes were not all but survived saving all of them before breaking her opponent in the next game and wrapping up a six victory tonight over into her first singles final of the season. and she will play world number one caroline was knocking the decider the danes rushing mario and bartoli of france in the other semi on friday was not key to both sets six one percent of her second w.c. final the last many weeks she was the winner in to by last sunday's. thing i'm playing a very high level at the moment i think yesterday played very well

some think he doesn't identify himself with the west versus journalist yvonne ridley says that even his first visit to u.s. officials didn't go so well. what is interesting after that meeting with the u.s. ambassador the u.s. state department put out an order to call in all americans to get out of egypt so i'm not sure how well that meeting with the u.s. ambassador to the violent i don't think paris i actually sees themselves as leadership material he probably sees himself as a bridge to help the egyptian people form the government a unity government that they want and he's prepared to broker back to you but i really hope that the western powers don't underestimate the egyptian people yet again and what we're seeing in egypt today we will see i predict right across the arab world. now russia is commemorating the man who presided over the fall of the soviet union and the country's turbulent transition to democracy tuesday moment of what would have been a better sales and eighteenth birthday remember for his sweeping reforms his legacy four years on days death still has many russians divi

there are still those who think he isn't courting the support of the west or british journalist yvonne ridley believes that his recent talks with u.s. officials have done little to clarify his possession. what is interesting after that meeting with the u.s. ambassador the u.s. state department put out an all to call in all americans to get out of egypt so i'm not sure how well that meeting with the u.s. ambassador went i don't think barrett i actually sees themselves as leadership material he probably sees themselves as a bridge to the egyptian people form the government a unity government that they want and he's prepared to broker back to you but i really hope that the western powers don't underestimate the egyptian people yet again and what we're seeing in egypt today we will see i predict right across the arab world and staying with egypt now where mass protests and violence continue to dominate world headlines r.t. is alice it chicken or examines how some western media choose to betray such events in a manner that suits their own political agenda. riots and outrage have the same fa

and also raise a shelter for months we've profiled speed skater yvonne scored refresh from his historic feet on the blades when european and world golf. it was solved with tennis where vettel is not always true to the kids are ladies open final the russian beating in a young pitching to sammy's second seed started to match in a call for them to weigh and quickly dropping just a single game so goes i'm going to give up that easily though when she's gone back to playing the next six to one for most of the side i'm. going to have three break points and for all their butts but i will survive saving all of them before breaking her opponent in the next game and write the basics for victory tomorrow but into her passing those final of the season. play world one carrying was knocking the decider rushing mario's bartoli or frogs in the other semi on friday was actually taking both sets six one to set up her second to the final in as many weeks she was the way that in dubai loss and the. thing i'm playing over her level at the moment i think yesterday played very well today. and i'm really please

been a step or two behind throughout this entire process british journalist and war correspondent yvonne ridley says hosni mubarak delayed his departure to take care of his multibillion dollar fortune. the problem facing a dictator like mubarak is that when you have many billions stashed away. he obviously had to seek assurances that his are wouldn't be frozen as has happened in switzerland to save hurt already there are lots of things that i think he's had to sort out and this obviously been a lot of deals going on behind the scenes but at the end of the day the victory is with the people they got their way i was in tahrir square just on tuesday and it was an electric atmosphere they got their rewards that patience paid off and coming up for you in a few minutes learning for mubarak's downfall of find out how karzai using the events in egypt to solidify his power and protect himself against similar uprisings in afghanistan. all american billionaire donald trump could be the next u.s. president as a twenty two a presidential race nears he joins possible republican challengers who've been

choose their leaders based author and journalist yvonne ridley. the egyptian people are very very suspicious of anybody who has been endorsed supported or aided by america and you can't blame them they also have made it quite clear that they do not want any more meddling from the u.s. and america has no well we can one point three billion dollars of aid every year the ordinary egyptian people don't see one cent of that so they're not bothered if america does withdraw this fund because they certainly do not benefit from it i really hope that the western powers don't underestimate the egyptian people yet again very intelligent very politically aware. they will choose the people who they want and if america doesn't like it well it's going to be. well for more analysis on this i'm now joined by professor so you had mohammad marandi from the university of tehran. right this time around the world the u.s. has tried in the past to overthrow a medina jazz regime but they did succeed how is the u.s. playing a similar role in egypt's politics now. i think i

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this is yvonne again before. come on, yvonne. let's see what he did. oh!ing treatment with no damage. >> that'll last for about four or five months? >> three months. >> three months. it's beautiful. thank you, everybody. >> you look so beautiful. it really did take years off. >> i think more than ten in every case. >> absolutely. thanks everybody. now i think the girls are ready to party. >>> up next, we're going to show you how to throw a really good super bowl shin dig after this. >>> super bowl sunday is just four days away. whether you're a cheesehead cheering for the green bay packers or pittsburgh steeler nation fan, one thing is certain. everybody can use a good ole party right now. >> yes. dawn sandamino and elizabeth pascally, party blueprints.com. authors of the book "plan to party: simple and special entertaining in your home." you're going to set us up for a great super bowl party that's kind of unique, right? >> it's not like every other one. >> let's start with the drinks. >> this is wine wednesday. >> thank you. >> these are boxes of wine, h

>> yvonne johnson. i have been trying to resolve this for five years.to two of your predecessors, staff, senator mccain's staff and senator kyl's staff. i purchased my usda financed home in 1984. it was actually six months after the ronald reagan administration drew a line through section 502 of the 1949 housing act that had sealed the interest rate at 4% so i am paying 11.8% interest on my mortgage and i cannot by law refinance my house into the program. the last twitter through john mccain's office, usda responded for him, has the audacity to say that i should be grateful that i am paying only 11.8% interest because most of the mortgages that usda finance in that year were between 12.99%, and 14.75% interest. then proceed to tell us the program they have set up, we can go through this and mortgage it through a bank. that would sound really good on paper and that is what i keep being told. i tried going through that process. only $23,000 on my home and no bank will loan just that little bit. they don't loan money to for people. , most of these usda hou

host: yvonne, louisville, ky. good morning. caller: that is a good idea.need some type of alternative energy. --ave used the program. liheap program. it is not that easy. you have to prove your income and you have to have valid proof or you will be denied. i have used it. my son is disabled, my husband passed away. i think it is a very beneficial program. host: which office did you get help through in the liberal? do you remember? caller: community action agency. in my area, there are different locations. host: thank you. any comments for her? a community action agency like that would probably have a downtown headquarters. the city. it would only be a short distance to apply. host: do liheap funds get used every year? guest: when money is passed on to states, sometimes -- i do not have a good analogy on hand -- but a state will not use their money during the current fiscal year. in most cases, it holds over and then it has to be returned. host: new york. ginger, republican line. caller: good morning. longtime watcher. this is my first time calling in. i am

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caller: this is yvonne.concern is that i voted for obama and i believe he believes that the school system should get better and the children should be better educated. however, i have a daughter and son-in-law that are both teachers. their jobs are being put on the line because they are letting go of all these teachers. in texas, my daughter in law is a spanish teacher and her job is being jeopardized because they are letting go of all these teachers. in new york, the same thing. i don't understand. i believe that he wants the children to learn more but how will they do this when all of these states are letting go of some many educators? host: the budget proposal has an increase for the education department. caller: exact , and all the states are losing all these teachers? if he is increasing, how is it all the states are letting go of all the teachers? host: here is an e-mail from a libertarian in arkansas. let's go to a commerce, michigan, republican line. caller: don't cut me off. the representative from