now, the way, way forward. giving you a major heads up about something coming up not this week but soon enough to start thinking about. when you hear the words crime-ridden hellhole does that sound like the place that tourists would travel thousands of miles to visit? it is when it is hosting a world cup soccer game. it is a city you can only reach by plane but it will host games on june 12th. it is deep in the amazon near the equator. to prepare for the humidity england s team is practicing in three layers of clothing. it s one reason soccer fans are asking what were they thinking giving the world cup tournament to brazil? yes, the country has a rich history when it comes to soccer, but recently it also had this a bus strike in the biggest city, sao paulo, one that affected a quarter million people leaving them crammed into the few buses and trains that were rolling. what if this happens during the world cup? no one even wants to think about
with the very real murder of his wife. the shield star michael jace making a brief court appearance. he is accused of shooting his wife to death in their l.a. home. bail was set at $2 million. if convicted the actor faces 50 years to life in prison. and good news for the florida couple fined for feeding the homeless, daytona beach police dismissing more than 2 thousand dollars in fines against debbie and chico jimenez. the couple was right here on the on the record after police say they broke the record. they are told get a city permit if they want to continue helping the homeless. check out this wild scene in brazil. there is a bus strike so hundreds of thousands of commuters are crowding into the subway. people stampeding to get in and out of the train stations. concerns about brazil s ability to host the upcoming world cup. and that s tonight s speed read. thank you for being with us. we will see you again tomorrow night right here at 7 p.m. eastern. right now it s your turn. your
crisis in ukraine. under the deal, russia s state owned gas company will supply china with gas for 30 years equal to about 10% of gazprom s annual sales and will be shipped through 4,000 miles of pipelines. it comes as europe tries to reduce its dependence on russian gas because of russia s takeover of crimea. first, violent protests, now a crippling bus strike of brazil raising questions whether the country will be able to host the world cup in three weeks. take a look at this. worse than rush hour. a two-day strike by bus drivers paralyzed brazil s biggest city, san paulo. the strike is over but just the latest problem affecting brazil ahead of the world cup. we hope they get their act together by then. political flash point, reluctant democrats join the committee to investigate the
his wife. the shield star michael jace making a brief court appearance. he is accused of shooting his wife to death in their l.a. home. bail was set at $2 million. if convicted the actor faces 50 years to life in prison. and good news for the florida couple fined for feeding the homeless, daytona beach police dismissing more than 2 thousand dollars in fines against debbie and chico jimenez. the couple was right here on the on the record after police say they broke the record. they are told get a city permit if they want to continue helping the homeless. check out this wild scene in brazil. there is a bus strike so hundreds of thousands of commuters are crowding into the subway. people stampeding to get in and out of the train stations. concerns about brazil s ability to host the upcoming world cup. and thated read. thank you for being with us. we will see you again tomorrow night right here at 7 p.m. eastern. right now it s your turn. your turn. go to gretawire.com and tell me, are co
threatening sanctions, sanctions that nobody believes will do much without maybe qulien and maybe russia signing on, and this is similar to the situation we were in with president bush, even the sanctions that he pushed for didn t really do much, at least that s what some say. well, itches the author of the iran freedom and support act which actually imposed those sanctions and one of the keys to that bill which was the freedom of support act was to fund the prodemocracy movement. this is something president bush refused to do, this is something this administration has refused to do, they have not decided to get on the other side of the regime and de pose the regime and overthrow the regime through what turned out to be the green revolution. megyn: in other words, that s how many who have taken to the streets and protests and are pushing for something akin to democracy. that s correct. there were opportunities during the bush administration, too. there was a bus strike that actuall