cradle of the russian fleet at the end of the seventeenth century peter the great and ship builders from holland the first russian vessels here to a five year period over one hundred boats and here they were built in the landlocked lake here they could go anywhere decades later the town safin and who went just fire and all the ships built by peace be great were lost except one it was the boat title. and a prison the boat is kept in the local easy in which was established in eighteen zero three now although the ships here we never puts there for use after all they were never ever used at sea it was still a great training. for the future of the russian fleet and this here is called baltic it means a small boat built by piece the great himself and the emperor all that it's been preserved for the future generations to see. a custom a museum going to state answer the citizen and enjoy some life. several actors dress up as historical figures such as peter and catherine the great and reenact various scenes from russian history it's a fun entertaining and educational half an hour that all ages will enjo

and i just began screamin it holland i just moved past or can believe. after the initial shock the family began to question the army's rush to judgment that living in a died of a self-inflicted injury. that's the one with the rifle. dr johnson is a veteran himself who went on to work for the army as a civilian specialist in psychology for nearly three decades but for the past three years he has studied every aspect of his daughter's did. but i'm looking for the sketch that the criminal investigators may. have just to showcasing. their closeup of it. love it as some of the blood pattern with his brother joe a former prisons officer with forensics training their spin countless hours analyzing and cross referencing photos reports and the testimony of those in the camp there are when this occur if they stray from the time he heard what he deemed to be at the back far or a gun shot he looked in the direction he saw flames coming from the tip no live via face the two with just a contract to stay. one of the many in consistencies according to dr johnson is the

there's a backlog of flights taking off from holland, germany and belgium, and hundreds of flights in northern europe are also running late. the system is expected to be back to normal tomorrow. >> tom: some furloughed flight attendants at delta airlines could be getting a call to return to work. in a message to employees, the airline said it has begun recruiting those former workers for its international routes. it especially needs folks with foreign language skills. training is scheduled to start in january, and while it won't say how many people it plans to bring back, delta did say it is asking all 700 flight attendants on voluntary furlough to return. >> tom: investors are so concerned with the return of their money that they're not getting much return on their money. so says tonight's "market monitor." she's cindy sweeting, portfolio manager for the templeton growth fund and world fund. welcome to nightly business report, cindy, nice to see you. >> thanks very much, tom. pleasure to be here. >> tom: the economic expansion is slowing in the u.s. is it prupt investing to focus on

. >> reporter: peter used to grew tulips in holland, but sees this as a greater calling. since 1994, he's been developing these water boxes, as he calls them. they cool at night, pull moisture from the air, and use it to irrigate young plants and trees of all kinds. it's the same process you see here when cold liquid in the glass condenses water from the outside air. >> actually what people forget is that all the water that's with us traveled through the air. >> reporter: there is a scientific name for this. biomimicry. it imitates nature. in this case, the surface of a lotus leaf. were you skeptical of this? >> at first i was. but once i thought about it for five minutes, i was intrigued. >> reporter: matt manages the vineyards. each device collects about 200 cc's of water a day, but if you add it up, he estimates this process could save 175,000 gallons of water a year. and partly because it encourages heartier plants with deeper roots. if grapes and other plants struggle when they're young, they dig deeper roots and might not need irrigation at all. >> what you do is if

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ross hollander said no claims of racism were ever brought to the company's attention and he added thornton had been "embraced as a member of the company." meanwhile, down in the gulf, it's the announcement everyone has been waiting for. it came today, day 108, b.p.'s blown-out oil well has finally been plugged. a layer of cement now sits on top of it. mark strassmann is in new orleans tonight. mark, i know there's still a lot of cleanup work to do, but the static kill actually seems to have done its job. >> reporter: and if anything, katie, it did it better and faster than expected. officially, no one involved with killing this well will say it, but with any luck this leak is over. for five hours today, out in the gulf, b.p. pumped cement right down the well's throat and sealed it. >> i think we can all breathe a little easier regarding the potential we'll have oil in the gulf ever again. >> reporter: a mile below this boat, b.p. has finally plugged the leak, but the static kill is not the final kill. that's the job of the relief well still a couple of weeks away. the relief well will also

have the action also kicked off in holland webb third place finish in the stop the big three at harrah's thing was somewhat of an open for the business earning the second haul but those going to equalize the only one copy of heading home off trick or want to in this sixty seconds was up to ivan and wasn't on his second nine minutes from time just a thing of beauty to be asleep that cop was and the visitors added another spectacular goal in injury time how about this little drawing fire along and the laws making was he a speedy justice in the right. and while the new season is underway in some european countries spain's top flight is yet to kick off but in the meantime the best of the league of travel the world playing friendlies that includes last season iran is up a realm a dream to travel to los angeles to face david beckham's galaxy need to us about has more or actually no becks for the galaxy in this one he's still healing he's acutely seen jury the framley was also the final match for the former u.s. international clint mathis who's calling it quits after series of mean juries at la

to be the difference in tom's one nil win at home to normal moscow just goes to siberia when dennis holland school. stepped up to score that spot kick one nil the way it ended then tom's moving up to the nominee. confirmation of those results for us here to scar being the only capital side to three points in a mighty and enormous struggle. and a look at the standings then after going weak nineteen seventy six points clear at the top a nice cushion for them with two games in hand over to being to scare a seven points adrift as we say but also have two games to play while at the bottom sabir and i propping up the table a point behind that they have played one game less. so sabir will be looking to move off the bottom on monday when they travel to fellow rookies angie who are twelve seven points off the relegation zone. in england sunderland grabbed a last minute penalty to win one home to match the city who missed the chance to go two points behind premier league leaders chelsea down then next time sport to give the black cats victory after carlist his had missed an open goal for city bolton

the deployment was deeply unpopular in holland and disputes over extending the mission helped bring down the dutch government earlier this year. >>> in orbit this morning the international space station is on a reduced power situation after one of two vital cooling systems failed over the weekend. an ammonia pump shut down and the station's six-member crew hustled to turn off equipment to prevent overheating. nasa is planning two emergency space walks to replace the pump. >>> back on earth, a different kind of crisis for businesses operating in dubai and the rest. united arab emirates. a ban on blackberries. the persian gulf country plans to block blackberry services, including e-mail, messaging and web browsing. it calls the devices a security threat but may also have political and moral concerns. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," stocks in asia climbed higher on news of strong corporate earnings. japan's nikkei gained about 0.30%. allison has the latest. >> reporter: about 100 s&p 500 companies are scheduled to report their earnings this week. new data on june personal spending will be rele

more news today in holland says once a game flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are on the day. again this is all see the headline it's. full stall in the u.s. official about missions in iraq fifty thousand troops stay behind to assist local seal susan leading critics say that america is playing all out as a sham and the war goes on because senator made about this stability of the country with but it's still unable to form a government so inconclusive elections in a moment. as severe to draw out as let's read hundred families in the village next in india desperate for an old saw as they'll commit suicide rather starve to death have a government a dozen of them and see. them and often rush of them into the gambling to forward regions casino staff fails to trunk a business that's prompted to invest just.

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instigating a drunken brawl in a popular holiday resort in crete which left a man in a coma george holland's unbend herdman must go to greece for a european arrest warrant the warrant operates europe wide and doesn't require the extraditing country to present any evidence of people having been involved in a crime. or having to go so. it wouldn't take. long for the person. if the statements confirm. and report back to the greeks where the judicial. evidence in the case there and whether there is any sufficient evidence to say people to these foreign countries i was in prison at the incident and. yet they're still sending me out ny nomination under the european arrest warrant once an extradition requests been received if the forms correctly failed in there's very little individual countries can do to prevent an extradition taking place well i don't actually have to produce any evidence this is the fundamental flaw of the european arrest warrant is all i have to do is fill in a piece of type of that says name address what the offense sees where it's supposed to the kurds and by see details like

when someone does that to you you don't go along with it you have no choice but to go against i don't holland do it i live in the middle of this why. because it's ok it's ok that me he'll be away from southern west virginia where is the middle of this hail so am i ask my son. roan. i don't know nobody nutten i don't own species million jobs i don't own jobs and if i thank god i do their day and roam across appalachians coal fields mining jobs are vital to local economies my husband us forthwith must say for just eight or nine years will. we really appreciate massive that's where we get our money that you know our way of living but traditional deep mining requires more workers than mountaintop removal since nine hundred fifty the total number of mining jobs has steadily decreased from approximately one hundred twenty thousand to less than twenty thousand today over the same period coal production has steadily increased many coalfield residents are also concerned about another byproduct of coal production slurry pons. the slurry impalements the way that we dispose of the refuse that comes from

renounce that he did apply to the state department to stop being american claim political asylum in holland and burned his u.s. passport o'keefe knows that not everyone will agree with what he's done some maintain he could have exerted more pressure from inside the system but however they choose to do it middle east commentator alan hart says americans must do something i have a love hate relationship with america. on one level americans are the most uninformed misinformed dumbest gullible people on the face of god's earth that's the bad news deep down they're also the most idealistic so i say and americans didn't mind me saying if they were properly informed about the causes and effects of things in the middle east. they could become engaged to make their democracy work it hasn't always been this way at the end of the second world war the us was leading the world both economically and morally but according to carol turner from the start the war coalition it steadily is that good will because it's failing to give its ethical lead now attorneys it's increasingly forced back to using its mili

instigating a drunken brawl in a popular holiday resort in crete which left a man in a coma george hollands and ben herdman must go to greece following a european arrest warrant the warrant operates europe wide and doesn't require the extraditing country to present any evidence of people having been involved in a crime the links all having to go through to clear. it wouldn't take. long for the person to. look over this look at the evidence look at everything. look at the statements confirming more noninvolvement . and report back to the greeks from where the judicial. look into the evidence in the case and then decide there and then whether there is sufficient evidence to say people to these foreign countries i was in prison at the incident and oldest wish. to me out of nine nomination under the european arrest warrant once an extradition requests been received if the forms correctly failed in there's very little individual countries can do to prevent an extradition taking place but i don't actually have to produce any evidence this is the fundamental floor of the european arrest warrant is

years ago russia says it's an attempt to glorify its don't use collaboration with hitler's germany holland claims it's mainly a sporting event estonia has been widely criticized for honoring nazi supporters former british european parliament member glyn ford believes the drill is offensive paul what concerns me about this it appears how some support from if you only officials within the a stone in government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want a political collaboration with the people organizing this event it's clearly both offensive and bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports or actually basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. for second world war out of salt the generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely small these days i can't imagine that anywhere would support for this kind of event it's now twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital

well coming up later in the program we report on holland indian villages on the brink of destruction. why these people to commit suicide and want to change their minds stories coming your way of the night. flying machine. which bright. moon and sun from finest in question is. don't call. the news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corp the day. residents of louisiana are fighting for their right to defend themselves they were disowned by police but hearken katrina struck five years ago officers called guns in what was explained as an attempt to keep all of that. has been finding out many in the state are still angry over what they put the was a violation of the constitution. it's a sunday afternoon in louisiana i just came out here to shoot practice. and guns are a blazing at this shooting range. so i want to pursue i believe everybody should have the right to defend themselves at any cost in this part of the united states the right to bear arms is part of every day life. of right this. course is later. before. i believe that. living in a

like they did breast enlargement in holland in the quest to become embodied both republics surgery becoming more popular and more of a political can be easy to get with the real costs of going into the night could be . as a demand for western surgery grows in russia so does the number of inexperienced and unlicensed doctors plus. what it was a good trade are absolutely sure on your own. so get out of this world experience along with the regulations of space exploration pioneers in our reports from the u.s. space and rocket center in alabama. showing . twenty poles in business. and a study out of the russian capital you're watching r t with me and joshua welcome to the program international officials are in russia to assess the country's bid to host the planet's most spectacular football of and the world cup the inspection team kicked off in st petersburg and will now be looking after sylvie's in moscow stakes to be vince's following the story for us. well there on monday fisa inspectors touchdown and spent in st petersburg for day one of its four day fact finding mission to determine if rus