brian. >> kerry, thanks. kerry sanders in colerain, north carolina to start us off tonight. that path barrelled and rolled across the country from the plain states to the deep south. it spread a lot of disaster. there were a number of close calls, weather channel meteorologist jeff morrow is also with us tonight from north carolina. jeff, i watched your coverage all weekend long. an incredible intensity of weather. >> reporter: yeah, brian. reports of 240 tornadoes have investigators scrambling. they've already confirmed 150 tornadoes. to put that into context, we typically see 163 tornadoes for the entire month of april. the rampage went on for days, terrifying tornadoes touched down in 15 states. the harrowing moments caught on tape. >> we got two, three. oh. >> reporter: thursday tushka, oklahoma, not one but several twisters violently spin around each other. >> oh, my god. this is not good, guys. >> reporter: friday, clinton, mississippi, a tornado works across an overpass and blue power flashes light up the sky. >> there goes the roof off the house. >> reporter: saturda

yesterday senators john mccain and john kerry introduced a bill establishing an internet privacy bill of rights something that consumers and civil liberties organizations have been waiting for for a long time now this measure would create rules that would force internet companies to explain to users how they collect their data who's going to be able to view it and how they intend to keep it safe so for those companies wanting to get their hands on your info think of your name their e-mail address maybe even your credit card numbers they won't be able to do that without your individual consent and web companies would also have to offer users the ability to opt out of data collection and all tech giants find even a microsoft intel and h.p. are all signed on privacy groups are saying that this bill isn't going far enough so let's figure out what the pros and cons are here are the scots are with me is the technology reporter for the hill and thanks so much for being here tonight now you know like i said this is something that i think has been a long time coming a lot of groups have been w

the most prominent faces of the anti-war movement also a veteran now senator from massachusetts john kerry a little different from senator kerry i resent that comparison definitely well for our for our generation seen it you know i'm a conservative constitutionalist i ran for congress as a republican because i believe in smaller government i believe in more freedom i believe that the potential of the internet is the potential to figure out how to do all these things that previous generations have turned to the force in the violence of government for in order to solve problems we're going to be the ones that find a way to do it peacefully who are going to find a way to do it through cooperation information sharing. not reliant on well progressivism which is ideas so good they have to be forced on people and that's john kerry that's really his stick you know and i've met with him i really admire a lot of the work that he does i think it took a lot of guts when he came home from vietnam to do what he did i think it took a lot of guts for him to do what he did in vietnam and i respect him for

they dug up john kerry's scores. but somebody asked for barack obama's scores and it's racist? when barack obama admitted himself he benefitted -- [everyone talking at once] >> you know why they're asking? because you went on television and said it's affirmative action all the way. >> obama admitted it on national tv! >> hurray. if affirmative action turns out a u.s. president -- [everyone talking at once] >> because he's an g at once] >> to your point, there's a lot in obama's origins and past that still remains murky. >> why? >> like what? like what? >> you name it! the draft records, the medical records -- [everyone talking at once] >> who paid for his education? >> do we have a right to know all this? >> yes! >> we do? why do we have a right to know? >> he's the president of the united states and the reporters used to go after all this information! [everye talking at onc >> these are thlegitimate queries? >> they've always been legitimate queries. >> do you think -- [everyone talking at once] >> at this stage two years later -- [everyone talking at once] hold on, please. wh

nbc's kerry sanders reports tonight from the tornado damage zone in north carolina. >> oh, my baby. >> reporter: for some the tornado stole everything. but in the chaos this disaster delivered something unexpected. >> it means so much to have you here. >> reporter: for so many here it's not the water -- >> we're going to drop off another case of water. >> reporter: -- or the food. >> i have an apple pie and a blueberry cobbler, and we brought some clothes and we came to find out what more we could do to help. >> oh. >> reporter: it's those hugs. >> hey, buddy. >> how are you doing? >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine. >> reporter: hugs and prayers. >> lord, in this mess we just praise you anyway. >> reporter: patrolling bertie county's 721 square miles again today, jamie crumpler. >> we're just checking to see if you need anything, any water or -- >> we're good. >> -- paper products, snacks. >> reporter: and jake simmons. >> it doesn't matter who they are. long as they get something. >> reporter: they were strangers until the tornadoes threw them together. >> right now they need a

and his supporters are accused of sparking off a bloody ethnic conflict and kerry gets down south in two thousand and ten. you can't respect the of presently but have any other suspects on the case being tried and punished well but you snafu has been arrested him through trial actually we have about one hundred trials currently underway here in the paper on those charges yes because we know that he was very active during the riots his name is sunshine but he if. you have called nationalism one of our times major threats tell me do you think that bloody ethnic clashes are still possible in our times. you know or were you referring to political lashley as an option no i don't think clashes can occur in the nationalism is a manage for any multinational country is better to take preventive measures and keep it in mind when looking to stand as a country of many nations and we need to work a shadow of the problem up to with the cause behind the nationalist movements in kurdistan can you give us some names. well i think people of that sort can be found in any country that i. have asked niki

john kerry, the chairman of the foreign relations committee, has been on top of this. he's made many trips to afghanistan. i think we'll take a look at this as to whether we need hearings or not. i don't know. >> schieffer: senator reid, you heard liz palmer in tripoli. the war goes on. american warplanes have created a no-fly zone. we're heavily involved militarily. but as you heard her say, qaddafi is still there. what do we next here? >> well, the people of libya are going to decide, and i think fairly quickly-- whether that's days or weeks, days or weeks-- as to whether they will be ruled by a terrorist, a war criminal, qaddafi, or whether they're going to have a society that's civilized. i think they've already cast their lot. they want a civilized society. >> schieffer: there's a dispute here in washington about whether the rebels... whether we should now arm them. should we? >> i spoke to the president yesterday about this. president obama. and i think, at this stage, we really don't know who the leaders of this rebel group is. we have others, as secretary gates

or international opinion gives them i think of two thousand and four one kerry. and i think he pardon my pronunciation but who started this amazing movements plant trees in kenya and transform the tree and made life easier for especially for women who had to gather the firewood and is really helping transform the world into a greener place without the nobel who knows what might have become of her and her movement. a baby at this bar judge whose human rights advocacy in iran for women and children was suppressed what might have become of her without the world's attention i think the nobel prize definitely serves i wonderful function in the world yes like anything else it's subject to abuse and i think the jury frankly is still out on obama his legacy is yet to be made but again there is a cost of not acting ok terry what do you think i mean i can reflect upon when he got the award and in looking at his presidency since then it still it may be the nobel prize. peace prize is still very the discourse of western. international relations is still very key it recognize

and after a numerable collateral damage from the us air force now comes this as a stab in the back kerry jones and reckless actions demonstrate to what extent the united states elects their cultural sensitivity regarding the muslim world especially with its heavy military footprint in ghana's stand pakistan and levy i believe the united states should offer a pakistani government to prosecute kerry jones and other perpetrators to hold it in florida in st accordance wealth they could stay in the us from the world death will be probably the best way to stave off their growing anti american anti christian sentiments in afghanistan pakistan and other muslim countries. and you can find out all cultures logged on our website of course that is our team to come right here a few of the other items we've got lined up for you on line right now under the rock obama's up for another four years in america's top job she announces he will run for president in two thousand and twelve. but it's risky doing business with georgia find out how a dinner invitation with the country's prime minister landed an is

out for their counterparts they're soldiers because they where they have so a lot of that when john kerry came back it's cheap it was odd readily apparent he wasn't looking out for his fellow soldiers he was looking out for himself and himself only and there's a bunch of examples the whole winter soldier movement is a quintessential example of all about how it all ryan do you agree this assertion that the generals know what it what the toll of war costs and so they're going to counsel the politicians with the best advice possible because they know just how bad the evidence look we have a great volunteer military in america great men and women that serve their country with discipline an honor and you know plus that are the peacemakers you know those those people who go out there and ensure that there is peace and safety throughout our country and throughout our world what i would say is that we have a great country with rights but we also need to exercise some responsibility with that and we should really have a national service act that requires that everybody that does benefit from those

your offer their takes on this issue kerry lucas so it could have director the independent women's forum and that of a gross graves vice president of the national women's law center welcome to you both thank you thank you both for joining us. curio women just not worth as much as men in the workplace no and that's why it's great news when you look at the statistics that women are increasingly earning in some cases more than men if you look at a study just came out recently that looked at women living in metropolitan areas and found that for twenty two to thirty year olds who are single and childless women are outearning men by about eight percent so should men be getting all up in arms no it's because women those women are better educated than their male counterparts and that's what these these statistics that just look at who these you know just are comparing men to women but leave out so much relevant data that they tell us centrally nothing about what men and women are paid in the. for what kind of work it's really doesn't tell us anything about discrimination and so that's why you go

on capitol hill yesterday republican senators john mccain and democrat senator john kerry came together to do something that the leadership of both parties wholeheartedly agree on taking away your freedom and put it in my sounding title on the bill is the two thousand and eleven commercial privacy bill of rights act intended to protect your personal information. there's just one catch it doesn't apply to the government that's right it only applies to private entities would apply but not to say the department of defense which already has a database of nearly every high school child in america for recruitment purposes. or the n.s.a. or the cia or the f.b.i. all of whom have committed violations of americans privacy and rights supposedly protected by the fourth amendment of the us constitution the real privacy bill of rights is already in the bill of rights so say to look at that fourth amendment the right of the people to be secure in their persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause

i do have a question about kerry-lugar-berman, and i was wondering if i understood you to imply that it is not essential for pakistan to have it. can you clarify that? i have another question which is if you feel that kerry-lugar-berman is still a good idea, where would you from your vantage point particularly like to see those moneys go? what would be from a pakistani perspective the best outcome? >> okay. well, first of all, i believe it's very important for pakistani-u.s. relationship. second, i believe it's very important as a symbol of the u.s. government, and it's congress' commitment to a new democratic government in pakistan, and three, i think that if it is dispersed in a proper way and con figured in a proper way and implemented in a proper way, then it can have far reaching consequences for the people of pakistan, and, you know, altering some of the misperceptions that are there, but, of course, in the larger skean of things -- scheme of things, one has to see what larger impact of that magnitude can have. in my view, i think, i have sat down with u.s. officials, with the

five areas have been identified under the kerry-lugar arrangement. these are energy skirt, food security, economic growth, particular focus on the affected areas in the tribal region and global sector including education and health. i believe that if the money is dispersed and if it's widely used, this can have far reaching consequences. at the same time, given the demands and the requirements of the country and the potential that exists in the private sector and the lesson from the past of not relying upon governments alone, it's very important to think of platforms for business-to-business dialogue and for venn cheers in -- ventures in which u.s. businesses can make money so they remain motivated and participate in the economic development of our country while also benefiting theirÑi shareholders. severalÑi opportunities exist oe of which, of course, the kerry lugar berman itself is trying to develop, and that's the idea of pakistan and american enterprise fund. that's of $300 million. it's under the process of legislation, and we are on the mist

let me applaud john kerry. he has agreed to hold a hearing to look at this. i can't tell you how much i appreciate it, because it takes courage to stand up against the united nations and france and our state department and admit that we have to look into this thing. so that's exactly what we're going to do. but that was yesterday on the floor. what happened last night? last night, the job was finished. they went in and they massacred i don't know how many people. you see, president gbagbo had young children that were surrounding his palace and his residence, and his willingness to sacrifice their lives to save their country from the french influence that they are getting with quattara. they were armed with baseball bats and two-by-fours. i don't know, there are hundreds of them out there. last night, sarkozy went to the -- had gone to the secretary-general mune and said use my forces to end this, and they did, and we know what happened last night. maybe you don't know what happened last night. they went in with helicopters and with rockets, and they destroyed

the french were right kerry is a worldly der the rise of nationalism. rethinking that zionism and going dutch one year the new york and washington post, "los angeles times" contributed to. the real state of the union essays on united states the angry american our commentary on social rage. hobbies, travel in the form of ussr, the mideast and europe. paul, jeffrey sarrabin. >> the statistics that i gave from this quite remarkable 5,500 were recapped. do you believe that the historical account as given by at least two of the gospel writers of the christmas the angels announcing to mary. >> no, i'm not a theologian. >> do you think it's not treating as historical jesus' true history? >> well, i'm a histo historian t know how much historical evidence there is for this. we don't know the historical evidence his yuns go by. >> well,, the row monocatholic church council said you don't have to accept it in it full littoral teerality. >> sure i do. these statistics are from your article. it's on the question of is religion very important to you. 60% of americans

steven tyler and kerry underwood stole the show, sugar land rocked with rhianna. all made it a night to remember. >> just maybe the second time is a charm for charlie sheen. after he was booed on the opening night of his show in detroit some success. tonight in chicago the format was ejected, he took the stage and did the show interview style. there were fewer complaints. his show arrives in san francisco april 30th. >>> katie leaving the chair at the evening news. the word less than five-years after she became the first woman to anchor a network television newscast alone. she is expected to launch a talk show next year. her news contract expires june 4th. >>> food recalls over salmonella and writing the message of healthier living. >>> and the eaglets have landed. the amazing event that crashed a website. . >> and coming up in just a few minutes on game day lieutenant giants be forced to make defensive changes after another subpar effort? part of the reason why san francisco is not off to a world championship start. >>> the tv station at the women's final four. w

nutritional science major kerry is a founder. >> it is something that is just getting back to the roots of what your grandma used to cook in the kitchen. from going back in the backyard to the garden and picking tomatoes and making tomato sauce. >> being sustainable is people making foods locally, naturally and being aware. >> reporter: plants and compost boxes from local farmers. after fair, award winning author of 17 books including diet for a small planet gave a lecture. >> my talk is about world we want. how do we create a world that is healthy for all of us. and all doable. i'm basically arguing solutions are right here. >> reporter: message is simple. what we take from the earth, we give back in other words, recycling and creating less waste in our community. live on campus, update news. >>> there is a lot of active in the state cap. a new governor, a bunch of battles, and a special election. s js u is heavying a behind the scenes tour of the state cap. the day will include a round trip bus ride to and from campus, a tour of the capital and interaction with key members of legislat

the french were right kerry is a worldly der the rise of nationalism. rethinking that zionism and going dutch one year the new york and washington post, "los angeles times" contributed to. the real state of the union essays on united states the angry american our commentary on social rage. hobbies, travel in the form of ussr, the mideast and europe. paul, jeffrey sarrabin. >> the statistics that i gave from this quite remarkable 5,500 were recapped. do you believe that the historical account as given by at least two of the gospel writers of the christmas the angels announcing to mary. >> no, i'm not a theologian. >> do you think it's not treating as historical jesus' true history? >> well, i'm a histo historian t know how much historical evidence there is for this. we don't know the historical evidence his yuns go by. >> well,, the row monocatholic church council said you don't have to accept it in it full littoral teerality. >> sure i do. these statistics are from your article. it's on the question of is religion very important to you. 60% of americans

and we had the swift boating, which became a verb, adjourned, of kerry failing to respond and react to charges. this was growing. and the concern among democrats was that among indepeents, there was sort of a growing sense of this unrebutted. an unrebutted charge somehow gains traction in our poison political atmosphere. and i think the president had to do it. ideally politically you would wait until that magic moment when are you in the same stage with whoever the person was who was either tolerating the charge or making the charge and present it in perry mason fashion to them. but i think they felt they had to. and it was interviewing with his conversation and talking about issues that he feels are important to the country and to his own re-election. >> brown: what do you think. he waited awhile. were there risks in doing it, did it elevate donald trump. >> i would have released the document. i probably would have released it months and months ago but maybe without the presidential press conference. clearly the document will for all rational people will set tell. will not really sett

the other program that kerry is referring to is one called union to union which some regions of the twa have pursued for 10 or 12 years now in my district 1 in the northeast. we developed in 2000 two a partnership with the colombian public-sector unit called center of fun and through voluntary contributions from 60 to 70 locals every year since then i've raced into $12,000 which we transmit to the solitary center. we have had a whole series of exchanges between colombian trade union groups and activists up here going to colombia. very compress in the beginning confronted the previous president of colombia uribe in a meeting in the afl delegation a year or two ago around the continuing violation of workers rights in colombia and again i think the lesson of that model program is it is bottom-up, worker to worker. is rank-and-file. are not relying on national endowment money to finance this partnership so i will say the solidarity center has been very helpful throughout the 10 years that we -- and kerry was one of the staffers of help that help get it off the ground. >> a 10-cent per membe

i was also working for the kerry campaign and mark and i are still close. >> one of your business partners currently is sean parker who if someone has seen the movie is the bad guy. have you seen the movie? he's the bad guy. don't partner with him. surely that's going to cause a little bit of concern. >> i don't think so. i think sean is one of the most respected entrepreneurs, one of the great product thinkers and a great human being. he's helped a lot of entrepreneurs including myself very effectively. he's a close friend of mine as well. >> i know in the early days before causes was a name that was his thing. the two of you late nights in berkeley, coding, dreaming to change the world. how involved is he now? >> sean and i started with the understanding he'd be involved for a couple of years and move on. he's still a board member, adviser of the company, helps us drive the vision but not as involved day to day anymore. >> does causes involve the political aspect in terms of giving donations to candidates or issues? >> we are primarily focused on 501-c-3 char 'titiecharities. we are focu

kerry now. this redacted many of his then the filmmaker and. agree to ask if you quest as a bad guy about what happened there. but you're told it not on there anymore and any public affairs and ari refer you to the other command of public affairs officer you don't talk about it point i'm an. off the record or. ok thank you for. the story now baucus. we would contact him again. even if he's in just a small dawn in a much bigger game. the security of the world requires disarming saddam hussein. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within forty eight hours. passed chardy of iraqi citizens. is a bad brings a further assurance that the torture chambers and the secret police are gone forever. but when these pictures from saddam's ghraib prison came out. it's clear they have a scandal on their hands some say these methods originated in guantanamo. we just haven't seen the pictures rumors have also begun to circulate new rumors of interrogators using sex and hip hop music to get people to crack. use the sexual act a theory to gain against you. p

kerry o'brien for the university of san francisco. first of all, i want to get on the record. we agree with the department of public works' report. we think it accurately describes the situation out there today. we do not believe that the sidewalk can be meaningfully widened. not without removal of those trees or vegetation. just to briefly refresh your memory on the overall encroachment, it runs along golden gate ave. it is 6 feet in depth from the fence at the edge of the sidewalk in towards the proper line. there is a little more detail on that eastern end of that. the retaining wall goes into the ground here. there is -- this is actually a couple little bit from the sidewalk. these are the trunks of the trees in the center line of that area. it is also correct that that part of the fence is not landscape. this is the view from across the street of those three trees that are in that area. this is along the sidewalk, looking at the trees of the eastern end here. on the inside, this is the retaining wall. i do want to apologize for a misstatement that i made to the board last

one of which, of course, the kerry-lugar-berman is itself trying to develop. that is the idea of the pakistan-american enterprise fund which would be of $300 million. it's under the process of legislation and we are optimistic that once that's passed it will be from which the u.s. businesses can draw and it can be leveraged to do larger projects. and it will be potentially a magnet for attracting some kind of investors to pakistan. about pakistan in general, it is a country with tremendous opportunities, sometimes i'm asked which are the sectors that people should focus on. and my answer is that government ministers are particularly inept in answers such questions because if i knew which sectors, i would be in business myself. but i think what i can see is that everywhere, and i've had the opportunity to work in two dozen countries, and i think as a student of development, the opportunities in pakistan are second to none compared to all of the 24 country that is i have worked in. the opportunities in agriculture and in services and in telecommunications and in

and he was really telling me he said i had great between yesterday and he said that we should own up kerry and you've really given a clear encouraging encouragement but he said what now has happened is that what saddle could farmers could break monsanto. if every farmer would turn up on its hand and say i think there are some of your g.m.o. canola or started being so mad he'll come and get it we don't want it here or i have there's i we think some of your jumo seeds have come north or being very nice he'd come and get it how it wants how to be able to take it plant out of the traumas through how would they know if it could all plant when it's a status thing and a far as the saying so might sound of couldn't they couldn't do it. comes down of appeal that we were wanting to weigh in on who was the one that would say dad you know just because you have a bad two or gene or a cell that doesn't give you a pattern to a plant the other part of the problem is what what responsibilities do biotech companies have to farmers for padded material that escapes and causes damage that issue is yet to come

music with their underwear and some news about bosnia being suspended from world football that's right kerry that news just coming in the last few minutes a fever has gone ahead with its threat suspend the country from international soccer effectively stopping its domestic clubs and the national side from playing teams from abroad it's all over round about how the boston football federation is run up got more on this just in the sack. hello there thanks for watching the sport and this is what is coming our. miami nice rabbit produces a comeback winning to reach the sony ericsson final in florida. last staying on track locomotives done atlanta keep it going cup dreams going. and russian president medvedev meets the country skating stars ahead of the world championships in moscow. we will start with the tennis there were they were facing tori as a rain care in the final of the sony ericsson open as a ranger from belarus defeating russian beers of already over in straight sets in miami while she rather produced a great comeback win over the german and repaid give each a sure out of the start of

question kerry i don't know they aren't really so i didn't know until all reporter richard all think it's a bit of digging for itself that's why plus we've got pictures to wrap up his ratings when in miami i will that coming. hello there you're watching the sports and these are the headlines. i mean i should wrap up the produces a comeback winds reach the sony ericsson final in florida. plus staying on track lock motifs down atlanta keep the garden cup dream going. russian president medvedev meets the country's skating stars ahead of the world championships in moscow now let's go straight to the tennis when rachel wrap of us will face victoria azarenka in the final of the sony ericsson open as a ranker from batteries defeating russian bear is one of the over in straight sets in miami washed out of a produced a great comeback win over germany and the repaired give it your she wrapped her first starting this game the favorite among five places i've been paid to bitch but it was the german who had a much better start in quickly just the blustery conditions here to take the first six thr

he was really telling me he said i had a great victory yesterday and he said that we should own up kerry and really given could encourage and encourage but he said what now has happened is that monsanto could farmers could break monsanto. if every farmer would phone up once hand and say i think there are some of your g.m.o. canola beans and my people come and get it we don't want it here or i very i we've had some of your most seeds have canola store being sorry my seed and get it how it wants out of able to take a plant out of a farmer's field how would they know if it could all plant when it's still just same and flowers the same so much sounder couldn't they couldn't do it. the ground of appeal that we were wanting to win on was the one that would say that you know just because you have a bad two or gene or a cell that doesn't give you a pattern to a plant the other part of the problem is what what responsibilities do biotech companies have to farmers for patented material that escapes and causes damage that issue is yet to come up although the you know in that respect the legal battl

and that is all the sport for now we've got the weather coming up and then kerry will be here at the head of. hungry for the full sleep we've got in first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the party. wealthy british scientists. sometimes. margetts why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the cosmic watch.

world news and much more you know watching r t on kerry just a year since the polish president was killed in a plane crash in western russia both country's leaders will meet today to mourn the victims of the disaster dozens of opponents but it's kind of neat also perished in the accident remembering ceremonies have been held to commemorate what's been described as poland's worst tragedy since the second world war i just hope it is that the actual site of last year's crash. april the tenth most of the one year anniversary since the plane crash that killed the polish president lech kaczynski and ninety five of his being clue did the head of the polish force its all army chief the coalition first lady and several leading and peas and historians and of course that so to call one fly full crashed in the trees just behind me a mere two hundred nieces surely should be small and staff feel that it was a before and not flight so called the rule storm found peace moleskine ironically because the delegation led by the president is g. to attend the seventieth anniversary of the canteen massacre when

where we can all sell our dairy products on the european market we have harmonized our grocers our with kerry nary requirements are considered sufficient until international. buehrle. i can tell you that the bureau will soon open an office in russia this office will cover fifty two countries around the world. will view this as a sign of trust and will certainly continue barking in this direction. so how competitive high quality goods and new x. pools offer a good opportunity for our industry to grow our core with a crowbar on this issue of joining the w t o first came up with and i think this was even before your appointment officially our think our agricultural producers who were the main opponents of the accession there were yours but the you seem to have no fear of the w t o or does this mean that all the problems have been solved maybe you are still afraid. the w t o u r u or not my senior the negotiation process has been very hard i think botany myself and we still have some things to finalize like i said the territory and they just sanitary regulations this work is complex if you clear

studio is coming up next kerry. for the full stomach we've got it for us has the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. who live in a country that got to understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. one night in desperation beyond their racial. bias against them is from us from rome for a. crowd gathers no moss. down the street the big news. in the united kingdom all she's available in philly house the unfaithful she won her town the old waverly hotel because in the millstone hutto some country house holiday inn the pull. downs the rim brands the creamy riches to feel the montague the town the local the rubens hotel.

broadcasting live from moscow on kerry just the top story now russia and probably in the coming together to remember a common tragedy on sunday it will be exactly a year since a polish plane crashed near the russian city of slovyansk killing the polish president and ninety five others. in the struggle and recommend aeration ceremonies taking place so you can't really the tragedy clearly united people but it's still hard for some of polish politicians it seems to overcome this suspicions of russia what's the general mood. from poland to russia on the state over one hundred people have a right there now caring of the size of this catastrophe took place almost a year ago now the science worthy to pull you want fifty four plane crash burning burn burst into flames killing polish president lech kaczynski his wife and ninety four of the country's other senior political and military elite now it's very important to remember what was behind that trip to russia it carried a very important emotional. emotional feelings with it members of. these delegation of polish delegation were about to visit h

course i was there and f l draft night be much more on the rest of the sport coming your way right now kerry. you're with sports they grip the have you with us this is what's coming up this. faceoff russia's quest for a third ice hockey world title in four years starchy later today the clash against germany. in the dark barcelona on the real madrid are charged by you a footballer in the stormy champions league semifinal country on wed say. nothing as we took a look at how the next stars are brushing past the ball are on earth. it's been twenty years since a team made four straights world championship final appearances in ice hockey team russia aiming to achieve what sweden did back in the early ninety's this year's tournament gets underway in slovakia meeting with germany starts off particular mission russia they are informed as witnessed during this year's retaining of a euro hockey tour draw and see their next opponents germany prove stubborn however the last time they faced each other in last year's semifinals public school with less than two minutes to go just about securing the two thou

kerry approached men of power. she would tuck her shoulder up underneath there is and she would use that very wispy voice that she had and she would whisper. these men which is unloaded their hearts upon her and they would tell her all of the things that they wanted her to know. whether these be matters of state or personal issues. andre moreau was finished of culture in france and he adored mrs. candy and she adored him. so noticed she is standing next to him, not her husband are not even vice president johnson. that was part of her power as well. not just during the cold war but throughout her husband's presidency. we also give her credit for saving lafayette square. imagine standing in this day and age in front of the white house would go back to the north, facing out towards lafayette park. what if we didn't have the beautiful town homes that are there now and completely restored, including dolly madison's home, the town where she lived after husband's presidency and into her retirement. imagine if we had high

this is r t we're live from moscow good to have you with us today i'm kerry just while the west may already be heading the victory of democracy in egypt there are fears the celebrations may be premature radical islamists linked to groups like the muslim brotherhood and steal a march in september's elections at the store and it reports the free vote in the autumn could see a much stricter regime take control. the more things change the more they stay the same certainly that's how it seems in egypt where the army is clearing cairo's tahrir square of demonstrators to show everything's back to normal and they're not wrong after months of upheaval it's very much the same people in charge as before there's a concern that they may have already the dictator but they haven't heard of it to take shit deep concerns as to whether the reforms are going far enough whether the restrictions on the role of the military is still too great for true freedom to emerge in egypt now is the debate this calmly polarizing society that but without the army a power vacuum and poised to step into that vacuum the muslim