she settled in toronto after she went on niagara she went almost to toronto directly within the year, and so she's writing back to fanny from toronto sending those letters. some 1850's. so it took awhile to several years for her to feel secure enough that she could write to fanny and me to let her know where she was because it's a big risk. you know, if you let them know where you are they might send someone after you. >> [inaudible] >> she was writing about freely the subtext of all of the letters is my mother's sewing her household and how is she? she wants to establish contact with her mother and fanny is the vehicle she has to do that. it's interesting because fanny has replied in to see 15's letters say you can get the gist of the letters from fanny. you ask about your mother and she tells her,about the differen her life and how they are doing and all this stuff and then she says your mother is still in our house considered, etc. and she longs to see you and all this stuff. so she gets the information and you get the gist of the letters from fanny that fanny treats it more like a

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided me thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions at seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a route that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certainly th

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it to andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g. eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decidedly thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g. eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a rather that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certainly

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided me thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g. eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions at seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a rather that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certainly

is less of a challenge for them just interesting jeff i'm going to you in toronto how do you come out on this just a talking shop and if it is a talking shop well as it is and you point out an important talking shop. it may be a talking shop but i think for anything more than that it's increasingly just functional and relevant i think we're going to editions like the g eight or the g twenty probably had their zenith of influence after the last recession where of course we saw massive coordinated fiscal policy but none of those governments have the financial wherewithal to ever do that again and moreover many of those governments like europe china and the u.s. are moving in very disparate and contradictory ways so i don't think that we're going to see anything substantive out of it but i think as your line of questioning indicates expectations of these kind of events have fallen dramatically in the last couple of years and if i go to you i mean research in this program it's often called a rich man's club that does not keep its promises do you think that's a fair assessment. well i thin

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it to andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g. eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided anything and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions and seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together. talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a road that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certainly t

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g. eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided me thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g. eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a real that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certainly the

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it to andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g. eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided me thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g. eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions at the side or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a real that's irrelevant. self has a value but certainly t

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff reuben he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it to andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g. eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided me thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions at seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and. talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's a road that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certain

she settled in toronto when she left niagara, almost to toronto directly within a year. so she is writing back to fanny from canada sending those letters. so it took a while, took several years for her to feel secure enough that she could venture for the right to fanny, to know where she was. so if you let them know where you are, they might send someone after you. >> she was writing -- she's really has a subtext of all cecelia's letters are as my mother still in your household? how wishy? she really wants to establish contact with her mother. and fanny is the vehicle through which she has to do that. and it is interesting because fanny is replying to cecelia's letters. you can get the gist of cecelia's letters from fanny. she said you ask about your mother and she tells her. but her letters are very chatty, talking about the different people in her life and then she finally says u.s. departure mother. she still in your house, et cetera, et cetera. she wants to see you and all this stuff. so she gets the information. you get the gist of cecelia's letters from fanny. she

ok jeff in toronto we forward to the break you said you want to jump in so just go right ahead. right well let's not also forget what has driven our involvement in the region and that is that when you produce thirty percent of world oil supply you tend to catch a lot of attention from the largest world oil consumers and i think some of the skepticism around what's happening in libya is why are we intervening in libya a country that produces one point six million barrels a day and not intervening in other places like yemen and bahrain that doesn't have that kind of oil supply and i guess you know one thing we've got to remember is where we have intervened in the middle east and i say the west stand simply to increase energy supply typically what's happened is that we've ended up getting less energy supply and any time there's been regime change and it doesn't really matter what the ology of the regime change is whether it's the replacement of the shah by the iranian revolution whether it's deposing saddam hussein the net result has been that that country has produced less oil and

is less of a challenge for them to just think jeff i'm going to you in toronto how do you come out on this just a talking shop and if it is a talking shop well as it is and you point out an important talking shop. it may be a talking shop but i think for anything more than it's increasingly just function zero any relevant i think organizations like the g eight or the g twenty probably had their zenith of influence after the last recession where of course we saw massive coordinated fiscal policy but none of those governments have the financial wherewithal to ever do that again and moreover many of those governments like europe china and the u.s. are moving in very disparate and contradictory ways so i don't think that we're going to see anything substantive out of it but i think as your line of questioning indicates expectations of these kind of events have fallen dramatically in the last couple of years and if i'm going to you know i mean research in this program it's often called a rich man's club that does not keep its promises do you think that's a fair assessment. well i think tha

she went almost to toronto directly, within the year. and so she's writing back to fanny from canada, from toronto sending those letters. so mid-1850s but it took a while, several years for her to feel secure enough that she could venture forth to write to fanny and maybe let her know where she was. it was a big risk. if you let them know where you are, they might send someone after you've. [inaudible] >> she was writing about -- royko the subtext of all of these letters is my mother selling -- still in her household? how is she? she really wants to establish contact with her mother. and fanny is the vehicle through which she has to do that. it's interesting, because fanny is replied to cecelia's letters to you can get the gist of cecelia's letters from fanny. she goes, you ask about your mother, and she tells her, but then fanny's letter are very chatty, talk about the different people in her life and how they are doing and all this stuff. then she finally says you ask about your mother, she is still in her house, et cetera, et cetera,

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is crosstalk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g eight. festivals i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decidedly thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g. eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think it you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's that's a relevant itself it has a value but certainly the g. eight

policy and now a distinguished fellow at the center for international governance innovation and in toronto we have jeff rubin he's a former chief economist for a north american investment bank journalist and author all right folks gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and i do it andrew first in london this looking at some of the other pictures that are coming out of the g. eight. festival as i think you could call it in france it looks very very impressive but is it just really just a talking shop do they ever really decided me thing and in the year two thousand and eleven is the g. eight powerful enough to drive the global agenda a lot of questions at seaside or a couple of days at the seaside i think you know if it is only a talking shop talking shops are quite important it's important that these guys should get together and talk informally amongst themselves after all that's how this group actually originated in the first place twenty years ago so i don't think that's that's irrelevant itself it has a value but certainly the g. e

is less of a challenge for them it's interesting jeff i'm going to you in toronto how do you come out on this just a talking shop and if it is a talking shop well as it is and you point out an important talking shop. it may be a talking shop but i think for anything more than that it's increasingly dysfunctional and he relevant i think morgan is ations like the g eight or the g twenty probably had their zenith of influence after the last recession where of course we saw massive coordinated fiscal policy but none of those governments have the financial wherewithal to ever do that again and moreover many of those governments like europe china and the u.s. are moving in very disparate and contradictory ways so i don't think that we're going to see anything substantive out of it but i think as your line of questioning indicates expectations of these kind of events have thought dramatically in the last couple of years and if i go to you i mean in researching this program it's often called a rich man's club that does not keep its promises do you think that's a fair assessment. well i think

we look at this toronto stadium, every time they open the roof, how much does it cost? >> $25,000. >> exactly right. i once went on a tour of that skydome. willingham hit his 18th home run. the as have been out of it for couple of months. rich harden, seven innings, kurt suzuki hit a home run. they won three in a row, and the problem is you've got the angels and you have the rangers battling the as, 12 back, and go ahead say something jackie. >> the angels blew a 13-game lead in 1995 to seattle. >> so she says the aswill come back from 12 down. >> it was august when that happened. >> she knows too much. starting to get on my nerves. here is chris mullin going into the hall of fame friday evening. we've been running for little clips from chris who tonight talks about second year in the league he had to step away for a while to battle alcoholism. chris mullin. >> fans here in the bay area, who were patient with me and gave me room to grow and i'll never forget coming back out of rehab and the reception i received by the fans, kind of gave me a really good feeling, i was t

shook the northeast, as far east at toronto, canada and as far south at atlanta. a 5.8 magnitude, as i said. one following aftershock that was felt. my colleague peter alexander has been reporting for us throughout the hour, and he joins us now. peter what is the atmosphere in the city now? are people sort of returning home and feeling more relaxed? >> reporter: i think they are. finally it's time to head home and everybody across the region will have a pretty good story to tell tonight. one thing memorable about this quake, a lot of people here in new york city and chicago, and in other places, learned about the earthquake by twitter before they actually felt it. that's just the immediate, the social media and other applications of that sort. so people had that experience here as they finally head home tonight. the good news is the major airports across new york, jfk, laguardia, newark, all reopened. there are some delays on the ground at those airports. specifically newark. two reports we heard of minor damage near an airport in new jersey. across this region, u

is less of a challenge for them it's interesting jeff if i'm going to you in toronto how do you come out on this just a talking shop and if it is a talking shop as it is and you point out an important talking shop. it may be a talking shop but i think for anything more than that it's increasingly just function o. any relevant i think organizations like the g eight or the g twenty probably had their zenith of influence after the last recession where of course we saw massive coordinated fiscal policy but none of those governments have the financial wherewithal to ever do that again and moreover many of those governments like europe china and the u.s. are moving in very disparate and contradictory ways so i don't think that we're going to see anything substantive out of it but i think as your line of questioning indicates expectations of these kind of events have fallen dramatically in the last couple of years and if i go to you i mean research in this program it's often called a rich man's club that does not keep its promises do you think that's a fair assessment. well i think that's t

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get away day in toronto. matsui, man, as soon as the a's were out of the race and it didn't matter, he was on fire. had 4 hits today. oakland leads 9-0 and then connor jackson went to cal, he hit a homerun. look at that, he doubled, excuse me and ran up each other's rear end. >> we had a young reporter out at the game tonight and you thought he was hilarious. >> i was telling you that the parking attendant was in the background. >> maybe that's what it was. a guy who's lived a little bit would go he's already. >> i was laughing also because of the guy in the background, the yellow jacket. >> it's good you got back for this. >> it is. >> anyway, going into the hall of fame tomorrow. i enjoy mullen, one of the best guys in bay area sports history, great basketball player. had a little adversity with alcohol, beat that, hello, he is going to steal the show tomorrow night. it's mullen, it's rodman, so it's going to be a big deal. here's mullen on going in the hall. >> all of these pictures of these players, a lot

the first protest in april in toronto drew about 2,000 demonstrators. the protests spread to other cities, such as boston, san francisco, kansas city and san francisco. marchers say their message is clear rs that as women, they have the right to dress how they want and still be protected against sexual crimes such as rape. >> this is the first one in san francisco. and it's an anti-rape march. i think everyone would agree we're anti-rape, to bring that to awareness and say we have the right to be who we are and live our lives as we live our lives and pursue our lives without the victimized.gcc1: >> there are protesters of the walk who say the march is good, the objective is good, but the use of the term is not. >>> a group of notorious hackers is back from hiatus with a massive attack on u.s. law enforcement agencies. what they stole and why they say they were seeking revenge this time. >>> plus, the upset in bay area school rankings. we'll show you what bay area school for the first time beat out uc berkeley. and on a completely different note. >> they

oakland beat toronto 4-1. they play at 4:07 in toronto. 4:50, coming up how you can help families of bay area fishermen lost in the sea of cortez. >>> plus -- ♪ they are barely teenagers but already running with the monsters of rock. how a bunch of bay area kids became an opening act for motley crue. >> wow. rocky road for these folks, 580 has been tough over the last week. right now things moving smoothly through livermore but i've got my eye out for livermore. >>> check out facebook, nbc bay area morning news. click like and it will be in your news feed. >>> welcome back to you. you are looking at the toll plaza there. not many cars. check in with mike in just a minute. a memorial honoring u.s. soldiers lost during the vietnam war will be unveiled in the east bay this morning. a scaled down version of the vietnam memorial wall in washington will be displayed at the fremont campus of devry university. you can see the traveling display starting at 9:00 through friday before it heads off to another city. >>>

to you to have order on their streets votes used efficiently against protests like the g twenty in toronto and sorry in london and also other people who protest and want to get messages out like what happened with charlie beach when he was arrested for a pre-crime incident just for calling for protest at the royal wedding so they're using this against to say this is playing into the favorite holiday anything against this that i mean everybody thought on the street expressing dissent looting buildings right now they want people to burn buildings they want people to write they want the situation to occur and supporter out of chaos are going to take more control more power more money for the police budgets are going to come into it and because of this i know people in london are actually saying that one one out of every three people london are saying that the police actually shoot and kill these people so this is having a very negative reaction against the people who are actually trying to you know do something here if that was the case then why would they institute curfews now i don't know i

it is not the toronto embassador cab that people are talking about. this is offering taxi drivers the opportunity to share a single taxicab. my time is up. thank you. >> thank you. our last speaker. >> good afternoon. let me say that i strongly support the meter increase. i wish it was more modest as i think our rates are already high. an increase would have been there. regardless, i do believe the increased needs to be passed into something that is overdue and will increase revenue significantly. if our rates get too high, we will writ -- lose ridership and our rates are already high. i want to raise great concern about the plan that is being put forward. i like the idea of experimenting, trying single user medallions. this is something that is being overlooked. what has been great about san francisco's taxi system is we have issued the medallions whether it is for free on the list are being sold to taxi drivers. this plan is a fundamental change i have never seen before. which is the city becomes a landlord to the medallions and rents them directly

the a's win 10-3 and take two out of three in toronto. there you go. the giants one game back as arizona beat houston tonight. >> tiger, 129th place. >> yeah. >> he is ,,,, turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99.

they said where they are in toronto it shook for about ten conds. there's a lot more solidarity in the ground in the east coast. you don't have a lot -- as many fault lines splitting it up like we do in california. i those waves, that motion te o spread further. that 5.8 had wide impacts in terms of people feeling it. when you look at the overall fault system here, there is the fault system just outside of washington, d.c. here's the interesting thing, you guys. the usgs is still saying they're going to need to research this even further to pinpoint exactly the fault area that this came from. and in fact, this could take anywhere from six to possibly 18 months. there is no definite fault area point of causation at this point that they can pinpoint. we do know once again the strongest quake in about 100 years. >> thank you very much. >>> a couple of bay area residents who were at a business meeting in washington, d.c., when the quake struck were surprised at how differently people there reacted. >> nothing big. if you were in california you would hav

we have a resolution that is coming up in three weeks in toronto at our annual meeting. it tells people going to law school exactly what they are in for and you need to understand that the accreditation part of the american bar association is under a completely separate organization as a result of an agreement we have with the department of justice and department of education, so that we don't have any antitrust issues. that is an independent group. we at the american bar association are asking law schools to prepare for -- prepare 10 simple questions about what it costs to go to law school, how many of their students are employed upon graduation in real jobs, not artificial jobs, and we think it is going to be helpful. we also have a website that has a lot of information for anyone considering to go to law school, but probably the most important statistic that these potential students don't know is that the median income of lawyers in the united states is $62,000. they need to understand that before they incur $100,000 in debt. is there always room for another good lawy

the a's win 10-3 and take two out of three in toronto. there you go. the giants one game back as arizona beat houston tonight. >> tiger, 129th place. >> yeah. >> he is smoking. >> he is on fire. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> y aockland venció a toronto . >> asabache enfrenta ael meta pan y hondura v/s bocajuniors. >> feliz noche . >> un nuevo estudio revela que la televisión es nociba para la salud ya que mirar la televisión por una hora tiene el mismo resultado que fumarse dos cigarritos. >> el estudio indica que esto es debido a estilos de vida sedentarios . >> y acorta la vida. >> hay que hacer ejercicios y hablando de salud otro estudio en sincinati dice que las parejas estables se contajian hábitos insalubres . >> como fumar y sedentarismo. >> según la asociación sociologica en estados unidos las vegas . >> el festival gastronomico que se celebro en san francisco . >> los detalles al regreso . . >> comida mexicano peruana china vietnamita . >> en el festival callejero en san francisco . >> lujosos restaurantes y comida callejera . >> ningún platillo costaba más de 8 dólares. >> traemos la comida mexicana echa como en casa. >> el rocoto peruano y aji amarrillo. >> los taquitos y tortills sin aceite y dónde hay comida siempre hay fiestas . >> evento organizado con la cocina . >> integra a lo

. >> los azulejos de toronto blanquearon esta noche. de ahí en adelante saaron más ventaja y el marcador terminó 7 carreras a cero. esta es la décimo segunda vez que blanquean. >> a los gigantes de san francisco les fue mal. >> mike tuvo un brillante desempeño en las primeras dos entradas. el marcador terminó 1-0. >> pasamos ahora con más acción deportiva. >> qué tal amigos, la buena actuación de la selección mexicana de fútbol sigue dando sus frutos. el capitán ha dejado una muy buena impresión. >> mientras tanto, el mediocampista juan román riquelme volverá a defender la camista de la selección nacional. >> ronaldinho tiene la confianza del director técnico de la selección brasileña para que vuelva a ser un astro. >> estoy pensando en un proyecto final, él me demostró momento para todos los brasileros. >> es la información deportiva, pásela bien. >> gracias. >> una tormenta de arena provocó la suspensión del tráfico aéreo. los aterrizajes y despegue tuvieron que ser prohibidos por un momento. >> esperemos q

he never won in toronto before tonight. now kurt suzuki making sure the win is secure. aloha. 3-1a's and hardin is pretty pumped up. he strikes out brett lori. a's win their third straight on the road 4-1. he is doing an oxymoron. she hitting 220 for the season, but he now has a 30-game hitting streak. the braves' second base man beats out the flow against florida's old team. but on the night he went only one for six. here is the best highlight. cj johnson is back for the kickoff and he can't run because the sharks' fan is restraining him. the guy is mugging him, actually. this is brutal. reago -- reaction from the jacksonville players? outrage? thanks, man. you are helping us out. he is feeling very good about himself. the guy got kicked out of the game. they are not really encouraging that. >> it was 64-55. give me your helmet. give me the ball. >> "nightline is up next. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. for larry beil and sandhya patel. thanks for joining us. >> appreciate your time and hope to see you tomorrow. >> good night, everyone. [ man ] did we get a

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so good about his title of this is one term in the beginning of the year said i want to win toronto don't ask me why but is true total is a bird and i did it so i am excited about that well not when we have some rain up to thirty one in the new world rankings we use this monday the russian it is one that i thought becomes the new world number two you can find me asking also in the top ten is russian maria sharapova with those she slips back to places to number seven times. i just puts now in case you stand a has extended his lead over writing moto g.p. champion jorge lorenzo after the australian triumphed in the czech republic to twenty six when of the season start as repsol home the team went to started from coal. crashed as early in the race and slow not never looked back after that to finish just over six and a half seconds ahead another teammate and the physio so fast improving marco simoncelli claimed his maiden podium place just over a second further back on the runs i had to settle for fools and that trails lead astounded by thirty two points in the overall standings. we managed to

one term in the beginning of the year i said i want to win toronto don't ask me why but it is true totally and i did it so i am excited about that well that when we have serener thirty one in the new world rankings released this monday russian viewed as one of the becomes the new world number two behind caroline wozniacki also in the top ten is russian maria sharapova she slips back to places to number seven. now thermometers have been creeping up to record heights here in moscow so let's finish off with some cool snowboarding pictures this was a world tour season nightwing event for the sports enthusiasts in new zealand over the weekend former champion kelly clark won the women's half time event american sealing the deal with a front side cork nine hundred while the men's victor audio i don't know japan performed a frontside double called to his finishing move to while the crowd the judges russians was right and we had logical silver at the world championships in january to settle for third place at the car drona alpine resorts. spectacular stuff and that's all the sports news i think. br