---los manifestantes de la organizacion "rainforest action network" se colgaron junto con una pancartarichmond san rafael"... el cartel decia, "chevron es culpable... limpien la amazonia".---la protesta se realizo dos dias antes de la junta de accionistas de la empresa que se llevara a cabo en sus oficinas centrales de "san ramon."---en febrero, un tribunal ecuatoriano encontro a "chevron" culpable de contaminar el medio ambiente y la empresa recibio la orden de pagar 18-mil-millones de dolares en compensacion por los daÑos... "chevron" apelo el fallo. --la mujer que supuestamente tuvo un romance con "arnold schwarzenegger" del cual habria nacido un hijo fuera del matrimonio, contrato a una firma de abogados.--se trata del bufette "jacobson, russel, saltz and fingerman", lo cual fue confirmado por uno de sus abogados.--la noticia fue dada a conocer por un sitio de internet llamado "radar online" que reporto haber recibido una carta de parte de la firma, en representacion de "patricia baena" alegando informes comprometedores contra la mujer guatemalteca, aunque aun sin llegar a una dema

the rain forest action network . after an hour they climbed on the bridge and were promptly arrested it comes two day the annual shareholder meeting. it is the first since it was found guilty of a equadorian court. >> we are using climbing equipment and keep ourselves safe. it is risky what is anything on down in equador. chevron was found guilty. >> and chevron appeal would the judgment. the company said it took care of the clean up and said the equadorian government is responsible for the rest of the waste. >> president obama is in london for the european tour. he visited ireland where his great, great, great grandfather lived. they then stopped in a local pub for a pint before dressing thousands of people gathered. he praised irish immigrants who contributed to am much for the united states. >> for america's sake. we are grateful that this land took that chance as well after all never has a nation so small inspired so much in another. [applause] he will go to france and poland. he was force to leave ireland early

climbers are member of the rain forest action network, the protest comes two days before chevron's annual shareholder meeting, first one since it was found guilty by an ecuador court of guilty of polluting the amazon. >> we before been calling the chevron but they have no response of the protests. >> a missing baby has been solved. she is found and okay. >> but the mystery continues in how she ended up in southern california. her parents reported her missing but she was found safe hundreds of miles away. amy hollyfield joins us from knightsen with more. >> sheriff's detectives aren't saying who did this, they are interviewing people in shorn california but the focus isn't so much who did it but the fact that the baby is okay. >> probe the baby at home. >> four-month-old ramy disappeared saturday night or sunday morning. they checked on her in the morning she was gone. they believe somebody came in and snapped her. they say a family member is suspected of doing this. investigators are not confirming that to us this morning. the neighbor says it's a relative who was concerned about the kid'

i'm a member of south of course market action network. i'm also a resident of tenderloin. cpmc sutter hospital served mostly have expensive insurance and i heard that they're going to build a luxury hospital here in vanness. so -- van ness. so it is very unfair like -- for us, like the low income family and for those seniors who live around in the neighborhood. we need a fair and we want -- we want them to serve all the people in the community. thank you. president olague: thank you. if you can speak into the mike, ma'am. >> good evening. cpmc will be in our community and the people in our neighborhood should have priority when they need to apply for jobs in that hospital. thank you very much. president olague: thank you. >> my name is amelia. my concern is about that acpmc that will be built in our neighborhood. it will affect our environment, it will cause traffic and i think especially to the children that go to the school in the neighborhood. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> good evening. i'm mr. manuel eng. i'm a resident of south of market and i think that

lean is louisiana my mental action network and we've been working on public health and opportunity natural resources for twenty three years. running our way to exxon mobil to the largest petrochemical facility in the united states. petrochemical companies in the easy on him. killing more than one hundred thousand people. there's a lot of folks who are good neighbors but there is this percentage of folks that are really bad neighbors and it really ruins people's lives literally because they aren't obey him along. with. a chemical worker told me when he would come home with his clothes would smell he tells children that was a small money. yes it is jobs but we care about the workers to need to have a safe job. it is hard when people are worried you know where is my next paycheck and a column from my paycheck is coming from that company we are very a tune and try to help people who want to do something but they can only do so much and that and there's no judgment there i mean this is supposed to be about helping people and not not harming anybody. this is going to harm my job is going to harm

he has an organization called the national action network.body knows what happens to all that money. >> stahl: an i.r.s. audit would later show that he and his organization failed to pay $2.8 million in federal and state taxes. and then, there was the issue he's most known for. >> tawana brawley: my name is tawana brawley. i'm not a liar and i'm not crazy. >> stahl: it was 1987. tawana brawley was a 15-year-old who claimed she was raped by six white men in law enforcement. and al sharpton took up her cause. but there was no forensic evidence of any sexual attack, and there was evidence tawana made up the whole story. the case, labeled a hoax, was dismissed, and sharpton was forced to pay $65,000 to those he had named. but in all this time, he has never voiced any regret. you have gone back and looked at things with such a clear eye. you've apologized. you've asked for forgiveness, except on tawana brawley. i don't get it. >> sharpton: i'll be honest with you. i have thought about that a million times. i just don't believe they treated that ca

families who live in the alley who is also would be impacted that's the south american community action network. but all you left is the south america business association. and curiously, i ran into henry last night who is president of that organization and he was had been contacted by you. so i did send him a copy of this question this morning and he wrote back to me and -- let me find the e-mail. must be honest and say that i have not heard anything from these folks. i did, however, speak in their support when they first took over the club. maybe that is what they are referring to. but i think it's a clear indication -- the question you're responding to is have you met with any local neighborhood associations or other groups concerning your proposed group of the premise and the president of the organization says no. this appears directly above the declaration which you have seened here under which you declare under personality of perjury that the foregoing is complete and correct. i understand that constitutes cause to revoke the permit if granted. it seems to me that, you know, some may ques

i've never felt that threatened, although i am working very closely with the hip-hop action network, and i'm back and forth to washington, protecting our first amendment rights. i don't think that they can really stop the music. there's nothing they can do about it except be angry. these records are going to get played, and these kid's ideals are going to be heard. and the more they attempt to shut 'em down, the more popular the artists and the music get. and it kind of reaffirms that it's young people's music. so when the old people are coming after the young people, they just get more rebellious. but this is a different story. i mean, they were upset about the language of some of these artists. most of their stories are really about survival and even condemn-- whatever you may view as negative is probably condemned on the rap record-- that you don't like. but the real thing is, when these rappers say things that are--that are important, and they move audiences to make other statements and-- you know, the poetry show, for instance-- that's what they should be afraid of. you want to

it was haunted by members of the action network. you can see it flying below the traffic. if it comes to days before chevron's annual meeting at its headquarters in san ramon it will be their first meeting since there were found guilty of massive will contamination. and ordered to pay $18 billion. chevron responded saying the network's campaign is funded by the trial lawyers behind the lawsuit. chevron believes evidence was compromised. the sharks are still in the playoffs but they are now one game from being knocked out. current what happened in game 4? >> it was a 1 minute 55 second meltdown. the sharks were down. two of those goals scored by sami. you just can't make those mistakes against vancouver. the surest get away with 25136. this in no. 4-2 loss. we went to the locker room and got some of the players' thoughts. on mistakes like that. >> 3-5 on three goals. then a 514. granted it was late. 513, your assets increased weather. >> overstating the obvious, the sharks left on a chartered flight to earlier this afternoon. they added team meeting this morning. another on

to give consumers the opportunity to opt out of information tracking including mobile network tracking. consumer action said the do not track offers strong protection that if passed will give consumers meaningful privacy rights. the bill was working its way in the california legislature and now the idea is going nationwide. nothing is final yet. but it looks like there will be a recall of three million ford pick up tanks. there is a fuel tank problem that affect ford 150 from the 1997 to the 2001 model years. the national highway transportation safety said steel straps up the gas tanks can rust and then break. there are 243 reports of the tanks falling, however, no one has been injured. >> here is a twitter idea that will be coming to a stadium to you. tweets for beers. beer vender on in the philly game said he had a home run to get sales. instead of waiting in long lines, they can send the beer man a tweet and have the drinks delivered. >> fan tweets the seat location, section, and row and seat and i will come running and next thing you know i show up with a beer. it is a beautiful thing. >> and yeah,

action. >> tom: while its u.s. network has already been restored, sony plans to re-start its playstation video game network in japan and other parts of asia this weekend. it's been more than a month since the network went down following what's believed to be the world's largest hacker attacks. 100 million users were exposed to identity theft. sony says it's making consumer data protection a full-time, company wide commitment. >> a little bit of mild buying interest today on this friday. so let's go ahead and get you updated with tonight's market focus. stocks go into the long holiday weekend on an up note on light trading volume. all ten major stock sectors were higher. holding the gains in check was healthcare. this sector exchange traded fund was flat holding steady after falling from this 52-week high a week ago. this is a year to date chart and healthcare is the best performing sector so far up about 13%. remember, it was the worst stock sector last year. pharmacy benefits manager medco saw the biggest losses among hea

friendly government officials have a plan in this case plan stands for personal localized action if you can alert network which is government's way of saying we're going to send you text messages but you want them or not they have full cooperation from the telecom giants for this plan which is no surprise given that we live in a fascist country where the lines of tween corporations and government are blurred anyway but they are looking out for you within. option sort of you can opt out of everything except as it is from the president himself you can see where this is going right so it's a system would be subject to all the potential abuses of government but police commissioner ray kelly went either further saying quote it's like a police officer's gun it's there for a good reason but we hope that we never have to pull the trigger. for now at least they can only send alerts to certain high end phones this is only new york but will require that by next year all cell phones have a chip that allows them to receive these alerts so i can imagine that soon who knows maybe within a few years we will all be so lu

and he kept it in seven years of relentless, decisive action against the al qaeda network. in the case of bin laden, it fell to president obama to give the final order. he did so calm will he, swifmently and zice -- calmly, swiftly and decisively. a fine moment for our commander in chief and for our country. above all, this past week has reminded us of the skill and special courage of those who choose to take on the toughest missions in service to america. our combat forces are the ones would he call when the need is the greatest. they give their all and seek no special praise for what they do. they're the best we have. and what great news it was on sunday night that the mission to kill bin laden succeeded in every man came back safely. the men and women of the armed services have sacrificed so much already in the war on terror. and as much as we all wish it could be ended as suddenly as -- and as prmly as the career of -- permanently as the career of bin laden the war goes on. it still demands our attention and our commitment to victory. the troop surge of last year has ma

bush in the days after 9/11 and he kept it in seven years of relentless, decisive action against the al qaeda networknd the white house reporter for "the washington post." ann, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> how much credit does president obama owe president bush? there was information gained as controversy sal as it has been, you know what i'm talking about, waterboarding there. >> president obama has mentioned him. he invited him to go with him to ground zero earlier this week. president bush declined. the intelligence gathering, the operations president bush set in motion, they are grateful president bush did so. there are a lot of partisans that president obama shouldn't get credit for anything, waterboard i waterboarding, harsh interrogation tactics don't deserve any credit. it's hard to turn back the clock. we may never know exactly what came from whom. that said, if we put it in the white house's words, they're expressing gratitude. >> i'm curious, do you think there is a place for bipartisan bickering if you want to call it that, over things like a war on terrori

in seven years of relentless, decisive action against the al qaeda network. >> athena jones is at thes. good morning once again to you, athena. how about the white house in terms of the way it handled the sharing of the credit for the mission? how have they done that? >> reporter: good morning, alex. i think the white house would say they've given due credit to president bush. of course, he was the first person to launch this massive manhunt and to begin tracking down the kind of people who could help lead to bin laden ultimately, interviewing detainees and that sort of thing. you heard some of that in senator scott brown. both sides are happy that bin laden has been tracked down and killed. there has been some concern on the republican side that president bush hasn't been given enough credit. i think the white house would disagree. certainly the president has said this has been a long journey, this has been a 9 1/2 year, 10-year effort to track down bin laden since september 11th. the u.s. has been looking for him since before that. you didn't hear senator brown talk specifically abo

subject action, wireless box permit no. 10wr-0021, issued on september 08, 2010 to nextg networks, inc. we will start with the permit holder, who why understand has some objections that she would like to speak to the board about. you will have three minutes. >> thank you very much, president goh, and commissioners, for this opportunity to respectfully submit our request for revisions to the proposed findings in an effort to make them more accurate. we have five small items. the first one is reminder, just being the name, which is currently in correct. the entity with the rights in the state of california, as well as with the city of san francisco through a permit, is nextg networks of california inc. we were listed incorrectly and there was a small correction in paris route to we would like to fix. we did request to have findings of the status so that it is clear in the record that we do have a cpcn and the upc from the city of san francisco. that was rejected. we are requesting that. we are requesting removal to the reference of the power equipment at a different location on this bloc

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you are sending troops in however humanitarian action usually lies to place resources or strategic geography. founder julian assange into online social networks to helping the united states collect information and sponsors reasons and during an interview with the likes of facebook and google play significant roles in the arab uprisings. facebook you particular. is the most appalling spying machine that has ever been put into facebook google yahoo always made us organizations have been. for u.s. intelligence everyone should understand up. when they had their friends to facebook they are doing free work for the united states and that was. building this database with. all hear more of what you give us on how to say when we bring you our full interview in hours time. now france is that leading role in nato campaign in libya as well as other military forays or prudence pushing its defense budgets to breaking point meanwhile is the french people who are paying the price the. russians i don't know for sure thought so how is leaving some of france's responsible on the product line . heat or eat that's the choice faced by modern kids so instead of sup

he kept it in seven years of relentless, decisive action against the al qaeda network.president obama to give the final order. he did that calmly and decisively. it was a fine moment for our commander in chief and for our country. above all, this past week has above all, this past week has reminded us of the skill

first, what's called actional intelligence, this is information that you can do something with, the second is leads on al-qaeda operatives, the third is leads on bin laden's support network within pakistan. what we've seen within the last 24 hours is that there has been actional intelligence and it's been shared within the intelligence community and that led to the bulletin from homeland security warning about potential threats to the rail system. that's because in the documents, what was found were some letters from bin laden indicating in february of 2010, they were looking ahead to the tenth anniversary of 9/11, with sort of an aspirational plot at this point, that means he was thinking about it or contemplating it, it was not a concrete plot specific in detail, but they would somehow try and hit the rail system. that's important because it shows even ten years after 9/11, osama bin laden had more direct operational role in the network, even though he was in hiding and number two, that he remained asfixate dollars or obsessed if you will on mass transit and what we've seen in washington, there have been efforts to ramp up security on the rail system. here's the d.c. c

action after the japanese firm revealed a second attack. the second in command about an apology to the 7 7 million users of the playstation network. data was stolen by hackers. another nec -- and other network was also packed. -- and other network was also hacked. now, when they type everquest.com, they end up getting a warning that their information might be coming from hackers. >> they have been sent an e-mail warning that their names, passwords, and other data as at risk. bank and credit card details have also been hacked. >> they need to check their infrastructure and make sure that they are passed and fully secured and also making sure that the information that was stolen the should be encrypted so it will not be used in further attacks. >> sony is the latest in a number of japanese firms to be accused of being slow to disclose bad news. now the job of reassuring millions of their customers has down harder. >> that does it for today's broadcast. you can always fit in touch with me and my colleagues on twitter. from all of us at bbc world news in america, thank you so much for watching. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news un

action. you can move on the resolution. president o'brien: do we have any public comment? >> i am art swanson, president of the small business network, san francisco. those of you who are familiar with our organization -- we voted unanimously to support this measure. we believe it would even the playing field, a phrase used far too often. however, think about it. all you are asking someone to do is pay tax like the rest of us have to, the rest of the small businesses. there are other precedents for this in other lines of work. my other day job is in property management. the state of california is now coming after my industry for things along these lines of sending disbursements to out-of- state owners of buildings without withholding some money from them. there is all kind of different ways the state is now looking into capturing money that is actually, like it or not, rightfully theirs. it is a simple reality. it goes along with the thinking in this wonderful meeting all day today about small business and making sure that the opportunities are the same for everybody. i think this falls in the same kind of line with all of that. all

unfortunately, and that with the president's very bold action and what he did really gives an opportunity now to really understand more about the al qaeda networke have said for many years that the fact that al qaeda could plot terrorist plots from the rural areas of yemen or from a hotel room in germany, with osama bin laden being dead now, i think that what our administration rightfully is doing is using the intelligence that they have gathered to make some determinations as to how to develop a smart security strategy which we must have to begin to ensure our national security. and i have to also say and comment that i think i think th is a defining moment in terms of the war in afghanistan, and really gives us an opportunity to look at a significant and sizable reduction of our armed forces in afghanistan. >> so -- >> which has been the longest war in american history and i think right now -- >> if the plan were to withdraw troops july of this year, now as a result of osama bin laden's death and nearby pakistan, and i know you did not vote for the start of this war in afghanistan. is it your feeling that the u.s. troops need to stay there un

he kept it in seven years of relentless, defensive action against the al qaeda network. in the case of bin laden, it fell to president obama to give the final order. he did so calmly and decisively. it was a fine moment for our commander in chief and our country. this past week has reminded us of the skill and special courage of those who choose to take on the toughest missions in service to america. our combat forces are the ones we call when the need is the greatest. they give their all and seek no special praise for what they do. they're the best we have. it was great news on sunday night that the mission to kill bin laden succeeded in every man came back safely. the men and women of the armed services have sacrificed so much already in the war on terror. as much as we all wish it could be ended as permanently as the career of osama bin laden, the war goes on. it's still demands our attention and commitment to victory. the troops surged has made a difference in afghanistan. we cannot surrender the gains to what is left of the taliban. america and our allies devastated

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action is needed. the complexities that surfaced in today's internet based economy with digital transactions taking place all over global broadband networks, transcending state boundaries, cries out for a reasonable solution. congressional action is needed granting jurisdiction to tax these goods were inappropriate. this measure will provide consumers, sellers and state government and tax administrators the second tea and stability that they are seeking. a little over a year ago then governor douglas of vermont testified on behalf of the national governors' association at a hearing of the subcommittee and title state taxation, the impact of congressional legislation on state and local government revenues. at that hearing he outlined four principles to consider when it was appropriate for congress to enact legislation of this sort. his testimony suggested that any federal legislation in this area should first do no harm, preferred -- preserve flexibility, be clear and find a win/win. but do no harm he meant legislation should not disproportionately or unreasonably reduce existing state revenues and suggesting preservation of flexibility, h

action is needed. the complexities that surface in today's internet based economy with digital transactions taking place oliver global broadband networks transcendent state boundaries cries out for a reasonable solution. congressional action is needed to grant its jurisdictions to tax the goods when it is appropriate. this measure will provide consumers, silvers and state governments and tax administrators with the certainty and the stability that they are seeking. a little over a year ago then governor douglas vermont testified on behalf of the national governors' association at a hearing of the subcommittee entitled state taxation, the impact of congressional legislation on state and local government revenues. at that hearing, he outlined four principles to consider. when it was appropriate for congress to enact legislation of this sort. the testimony suggested that any federal legislation in this area should first do no harm, preserve flexibility, the and find the when wim. the legislation should not disproportionately or unreasonably reduce existing state revenue. suggesting the preservation of the flexibility meant that states sho

action. after your speech was the great explosion of network documentaries. >> that's true. >> there was an incredible number of shows and network white papers. none of those documents -- none of those networks even have a documentary unit today. >> they are all gone. that is true. >> what can be done, if anything, today? is it just a quaint notion that the fcc has anything to do with this field now? >> we are at a time of transition when it comes to news reporting. newspapers have literally gone out of business in the last few years. the pressures on some local broadcasters, particularly india economy, are real in a world of more fragmentation and downward pressure on advertising. the internet is operate -- is offering a new set of opportunities. including in the news space. when you look at the space, and we have been looking at the space at the fcc, the area of greatest concern we hear is local news reporting. national news, a lot of reporters, local news reporting information, there are real challenges. there are innovators a lot of communities trying to build communities on the internet. some of

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a 2677 africa 101 which was a unit and the army action was making use out of one piece of it which kind of killed the effectiveness of the overall network spector could've been something of a tactical level, at the national level donovan wanted to replicate magic. since he was denied asked to. in fact, he set up a dummy corporation called and eq to it up to and affect the leader of the secret spy unit, the military spy unit spying on me taxes and donovan at one point had been working on our action i think is heading up for donovan that organization. and marshall eventually shut down that ad hoc intercept unit because he didn't want anything in -- conflicting with magic. >> why don't we take a couple more? >> hi. could you elaborate on the relationship or rivalry of donovan's british counterpart whose name i don't recall but he went by intrepid, or he was known as intrepid? >> o., stephenson. bill stevenson. they were very, very close, and stephenson was very, very helpful for donovan in setting up the oss, provide him and a lot of help in new york. donovan had cancer relationships with the head of the british intelligence, and charles h

network. and next in our special interview with discussing the possibility of an all out war in libya a british member of parliament one of the few who voted against taking action to stop us. today i'm talking to john an m.p. who is one of only thirteen members of parliament. the military intervention in libya compared to five hundred fifty seven who voted for john barrack thanks for talking to our see now why very sick game our own number of concerns a number of questions that remain unanswered one we will yet seem to be making in the affairs of another was an important a rich muslim country and a record of intervention has not been good recent years secondly where are the arabs themselves or put in the no fly zone in particular given what we've been selling the capability for decades thirdly why does with the such a policy lead why aren't we doing something similar in say the yemen or bahrain and finally what is the exit strategy we simply don't know do you feel that you achieved something by the gates the intervention or was it a pointless move it away oh no it's never pointless you know as you see fit that's why i'm here at the end of the day we're here to

actional intelligence, this is intelligence that you can act on and do something with. the second is that they were looking for new leads on al-qaeda operatives and new leads on bin laden's support network within pakistan. what we've seen in the last 24 hours is that some of this actional intelligence has now been shared with other members of intelligence community, specifically this information that bin laden's idea, back in february 2010, to launch a rail plot inside the united states directly to coincide with the tenth anniversary of nine reform. the two important points here, u.s. officials say this shows that bin laden was more involved in the major plots connected to al-qaeda than perhaps had been publicly thought and number two, it also showed that the network remained obsessed with mass transportation. to give you some context here, the plot information was described to me as aspirational in nature, that's a fancy way of saying it's what he was thinking or hoping for but it was not concrete in details, and what we've seen is that some cities have started to ramp up security as a result. here's d.c.'s catherine linear. >> i think we've ramped up security around transportation ass