the obama system is going to lead us down the path to detroit and destruction. i think we need a new path that's a path of job creation. and one of the central themes of this campaign is going to be paychecks versus food stamps. >> let me ask you about another hot-button issue in the republican primary, health care. mitt romney having to defend that he was a proponent of universal health care in massachusetts, and specifically around the idea of the individual mandate where you make americans buy insurance if they don't have it. now, i know you've got big differences with what you call obama care. but back in 1993, on this program, this is what you said about the individual mandate. watch. >> i am for people, individuals, exactly like automobile insurance, individuals having health insurance and being required to have health insurance and i am prepared to vote for a voucher system which will give individuals on a sliding scale a government subsidy so to ensure that everyone as individuals have health insurance. >> what you advocate there is precisely what presid

. >> i'm going to talk today about repealing and replacing president obama's health care system. >> reporter: in michigan thursday, romney blasted president obama's health care overhaul. but he also defended the model for that plan. his own program in massachusetts. >> our plan was a state solution to a state problem. and his is a power grab by the federal government to put in place a one size fits all plan across the nation. >> reporter: the gop is still pushing other potential candidates to jump in. among them, indiana governor mitch daniels. he was president bush's budget director, and big donors are already promising their support. hundreds waved run mitch run signs as daniels took to the stage in indianapolis last night. while he admitted a run for the white house isn't out of the question -- >> i'm not saying i won't do it. >> reporter: he still seemed undecided. >> it's never been any intention of mine. >> reporter: on the democratic side -- >> good morning, obama for america. >> reporter: things are much clearer. president obama isn't expected to face any major competition. and just

to the country well it's something moscow is watching closely especially after obama's promise to try and agree on a system that suits both of their security interests and of is in warsaw forty. this is barak obama's first official visit to poland and the last away get off his european tour a lot of issues are on the table but probably the most important one is the plans for paul ince to helles a u.s. air base which would service hercules military transport planes and f. sixteen fighter jets and also by twenty eighteen possibly helo's short range interceptor missiles are less interesting because the last time the two sides talked about this sort of cooperation was during the george bush administration which wanted to house the elements of its anti missile defense system in europe here in poland and also in the czech republic while this was usually criticized by moscow which said that with poland here in its neighborhood that would create a direct threat to russia's national security actually for some time this issue was the main stumbling point in the relations between moscow and washington but barack obam

to the country it's something that moscow is watching closely especially after obama's promise to try and agree on a system that suits both of that security interests that you're going to see going off now is in warsaw and joins us live how you go to so this is obama's first visit to poland it seems that the meeting was productive also what's to be expected of the meeting. well this is barack obama's first official visit to be correct and it's also the final leg of his european tour so while a lot of issues are on the table but the focus is of course on the plans for paul ince to house a u.s. air base to service who these military transport planes and f. sixteen fighter jets and also possibly house by twenty eighteen short range interceptor missiles now this is quite a controversial issue specially for russia it's quite it's a monitoring this meeting which is actually going on right now as we speak and we are waiting to hear the results of it in the near future russia is closely monitoring this meeting because poland is wait here in its neighborhood in previously this issue was one of the biggest stumbling

polish talks are something moscow is watching a closely especially after obama's promise to try and agree on a system that suits both of their security interests let's get an update on the outcome from our correspondent go to piss him off he is you know. this is barack obama's first official visit last leg of his european tour a lot of issues to work on the table here but all the focus is on the plans for poland to forced a u.s. air. this year on its territory which would service military transport planes american planes and also f. sixteen fighter jets and also possibly have short range interceptor missiles by the year two thousand and eighteen many analysts here in poland including the former prime and foreign minister they see that clearly there is no threat to poland from any of its neighbors so there will be see a point in washington increasing its military presence here at the moment it was actually the george bush administration which wanted to before paul and to halle's elements of that anti missile defense system in europe here on its territory and also in the czech republic this was fuselie

to transform not only lives but transform the systems because the systems need to be healing systems. as obama says, we need to start uttering healing words. president obama said that at the tucson memorial. we have to start uttering healing words to one another instead of wounding words. what we are trying to do is create systems -- school systems and juvenile justice system is that he'll instead of juvenile justice systems and school systems that continue to wound our youth. >> can i just say something about the systems of discipline in schools? so that before it even gets to the place where it is an issue, is that those systems definitely need changing. the question that parents need to ask when they have been told that their child has been involved in some misbehavior is to ask what was happening? what were the conditions? what were the circumstances? what were the antecedence that led to this behavior? because if we do not fix those, we will seed the systems you talk about. [applause] it is amazing how many young people can be turned back from negative behavior if the situation is appropr

system. president obama signed a disaster declaration wednesday, covering 14 mississippi counties. for some, the aid can't get here fast enough. randall pinkston, cbs news, yazoo county, mississippi. >>> president obama holds budget talks with senate republicans today. he told democratic senators yesterday they need to be flexible. the president discussed the budget negotiations during a town hall meeting right here on cbs. >> i think that what we're going to end up having to do, probably, is to set some targets and say, you know, those targets have to be hit. if not, automatically some cuts and tax increases start taking place. >> you can see the entire town hall meeting with president obama coming up on this morning's "early" show. >>> overseas, nato continued its attacks on government positions in libya. overnight at least four air strikes hit tripoli. the attacks follow libyan leader moammar gadhafi's first tv appearance in 11 days. since march 31st, nato has carried out more than 2,400 air strikes in support of rebels trying to oust gadhafi. >>> in southern spain, they are sea

system in pakistan. congress gave president obama is standing ovation. and he was watching from the situation room. we take a tour of osama bin laden to hideout. also coming up in the program, sony says hackers may have stolen the details of 25 million on-line games. and mental deterioration in old age. ♪ the united states says it is closing its embassy in islamabad had done with three other cities until further notice. that is following the killing of u.s. forces of osama bin laden at his complex, a few hours' drive from his love of god. -- islamabad. the president of pakistani confirmed that the operation was not a joint one. we will bring you the latest from pakistan and the u.s. throughout the course of the day. here is this report from our washington correspondent. >> anxious moments at the white house as president obama and his pfizer's watched the operation in real time to catch osama bin laden -- >> we were concerned about pakistan. we were watching and making sure that our aircraft was able to get out of there. there was no engagement of other forces. >> picture emerged of the compound whe

will remove government obstacles to private sector groups and the real economic growth that the obama system as proposed but failed to deliver. the truth is, we will never balance our budget and give our -- get our children out of that until we cut spending and have real economic growth and that is white house and senate are balkans are focused on creating a better environment focused on job sectocreation. it will help to create jobs and boost our economy. i turn it over to mr. cantor. >> good morning. we have focused as house republicans since they want on jobs in the economy, and that is day one not just this session, but going back to january of 2009. it was our focus to make sure we're doing all we can to promote economic recovery. the ranking members, including mr. kamm, brady, and others, as well as minority leader boehner and i as whip said we need to focus on it jobs in the economy. for two years, speaker pelosi and the democratic majority did it their way to they passed nearly a trillion-dollar stimulus bill, which it failed to get people back to work, they insisted on the nearly tr

obama, is revisiting an old theme, immigration reform. yesterday he addressed the hot button campaign issue in el paso, texas, calling on washington to fix the nation's broken immigration system. nbc's brian moore reports. >> reporter: along the border in el paso, texas, president obama renewed his calls for comprehensive immigration reform. >> everybody recognizes the system is broken. the question is will we finally summon the political will to do something about it? >> reporter: it's a message aimed at hispanic voters who helped him win the white house in 2008 and are back into play in 2012. >> the republicans stepped forward and unveiled auto plan to get this done in a fair and comprehensive information. >> supporters say the president is doing what he can. >> the president can't single handedly pen an immigration bill and sign it. >> critics say too little, too late. >> he promised that he would make immigration reform a top priority in his first year and he did not. >> reporter: and it is a tougher climb now with more republicans in the house and senate. >> until the border is secure, any hope of additional legislation dealing with immigration problems is not likely to

killing of osama bin laden president obama is now shifting gears to focus on a problem that hits a little bit closer to home extinct america's broken immigration system now obama decided to head to the border city of el paso texas today where he touted his successes in cracking down on illegal immigration and he called for reforms that would have helped put some of the nation's levon million undocumented workers on a pathway to citizenship the keep in mind candidate obama's promise to fix them gratian issue helped him get nearly seventy percent of the hispanic vote when he ran for office but his attempt to pass an immigration bill last year diagnose senate and there's absolutely no chance whatsoever that a new immigration bill could even pass the dearly divided congress so is all of this about politics and is obama's efforts simply too little too late and more importantly how will the latino voters response to what seems to be a broken cog hope promise and when they go to the polling booth in twenty twelve well for the answer let's check in with someone who has his hand on the pulse of the folks that obama's trying to win over ron goshes is a social

asked why the ncaa does not have a college football playoff system that went on to see may be a violation of antitrust laws. president barack obama by saying he would throw his weight around as president to nudge college football towards a playoff system. here is obama, just captured inand osama. leave him alone. q. what's nice tonight? our producer jason it is doing something else, i normally work off o'clock because i had lived. our producers stepped in to help me out. you could say i'm not going to do with that jason is unavailable because i had lived. need the clockad lib. watch this pam. birmingham alabama. an awkward swing. he's a good sport. watch what happens. the head of the club was snapped off. nobody was hurt and seller not heard. having fun. there it is. that is the one thing about barkley you have to give him credit for. that's what makes and grape. taking over the streets of atlanta. it closed down today. watch this video. a rift cars a show off a preview of an upcoming draft. the call this draft car racing. the slide around the streets, 20,000 fans lined up for last year's events. after coming up with more and mor

it is a tribute to her and the health care system in america. let's home obama that. >> amazing story. >> hit for general petraeus for resigning the commission for the sy job. it may enhance the functioning. it is a weird myth to barack obama . he took petraeus out of the possibility of running against him. it is hard for them to discern the real purpose of actions that was polilized american president. >> he earned the chairman of the joint chiefs position . i wish he would have gotten ha. >> hoos it for this

. >> although transit security has been beefed up, they also say such an open system is a huge challenge. >>> president obama is among those suspected at a wreath- laying ceremony tomorrow at ground zero. the president is also agreeing to meet with the families of those killed on 9/11. he invited president bush to come but he declined, saying he previoused to stay out of the spotlight -- previoused to stay out of the spotlight. >> our on the "osama bin laden" tab at ktvu.com. >>> hundreds of drunk driving cases are being reviewed in the south bay and could get dismissed. it's not because of faulty police work. ktvu's kraig debro joins us with more about how it's a piece of equipment to be blamed. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. i'm at headquarters here. this is the sensor. this is what san jose police are using today. the problem has been the next generation. the sensor number 5. police say it's -- its failings are causing them to review 840 cases. this is what san jose police started using last friday. the district attorney's office says the five version of this device could be blowing bad numbers. >> we

house counter-terrorism adviser, if brennan is it is inconceivable there was no support system in place. president obama will travel to new york to mark the killing of osama bin laden and honor victims of the september 11th attacks. arrives on thursday and will be this is ground zero and this year marks the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks . >> now that osama bin laden is dead it is likely that for al qaeda will carry out a revenge attack. beefing up security around chicago as a precaution and he is alive with more on the security increase . >> no specific threats on our area as you mentioned. just a precaution but you will see more chicago police out on the streets increase in support roles starting today and will last indefinitely. many the people we spoke to says the increase in security does not change the lives but make them realize just because osama bin laden is dead does not mean we are any safer than of people walking down the street today say that things may seem the same but behind city walls they're not. closely waukegan watching the vast network of city chemist for anything su

i want to talk today about repealing and replacing president obama's health care system. ow that some people, when i talk about doing that, say, wait a second, i heard that your plan in massachusetts is an awful lot like president obama's plan. why are you so anxious to repeal this plan and replace it with someone else -- was something else that is so similar to what you did? before i talk about my own plan, i will spend a moment talking about what we did in massachusetts, how president view does notn my work right. i will start off by being at 100,000 feet and talking a bit about the country and what makes america work. when the founders got together and decided what kind of nation we would be, the first decision they faced was whether we would be a nation governed by a strong central government for a king- like structure that would telesat to live our lives, what to do with their lives, what we would make, and where to ship it. or whether we would be a nation guided by the aspirations of individuals. and they chose the latter. the people in america are sovereign, freedom

possible that russia will be part of a future joint anti missile defense system in europe but then on the other hand barack obama has just confirmed washington's plans to equip an air base here and poland on its land which will service hercules military transport planes and f. sixteen fighter jets and also more importantly for poems to house short range interceptor missiles by twenty eighteen now all this comes after another meeting between barack obama and the russia's president dmitry medvedev at the g eight summit in france the two leaders also discussed a future possible joint anti missile defense system and seems to agree that it should work in the interests of all sides in fact the a.m.d. issued surface of the sensitive one for moscow for years it was the biggest stumbling points in the lesions between russia and the united states since moscow was of the view we know these plans to bases elements here in eastern europe and in central europe as a threat to its national security and after that said barack obama scraps these plans there's a lot of talk about mutual cooperation and just earlier on saturday i g

system. >>> president obama met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house with stark differences about how to achieve peace in the middle east. after a lengthy private meeting the two leaders sat down in front of cameras. 24 hours earlier president obama said israel should withdraw to its 1967 borders as a basis for a palestinian state. mr. netanyahu said israel cannot do that. >> while israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines. because these lines are in defensible. >> the israeli prime minister said in 1967 israel was 9 miles wide and was attacked repeatedly. he said the land seized provided some security to the jewish state. he for the first time in almost two years california's unemployment rate is below 12%. the april rate came in at 11.9%. that's the lowest level since 2009 in california. this is also the fourth straight month that the unemployment rate has dropped. however, california is still well above the national rate of 9%. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar went to a job fair today to take the pulse of so

system. >>> president obama met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house with stark differences about how to achieve peace in the middle east. after a lengthy private meeting the two leaders sat down in front of cameras. 24 hours earlier president obama said israel should withdraw to its 1967 borders as a basis for a palestinian state. mr. netanyahu said israel cannot do that. >> while israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines. because these lines are in defensible. >> the israeli prime minister said in 1967 israel was 9 miles wide and was attacked repeatedly. he said the land seized provided some security to the jewish state. he for the first time in almost two years california's unemployment rate is below 12%. the april rate came in at 11.9%. that's the lowest level since 2009 in california. this is also the fourth straight month that the unemployment rate has dropped. however, california is still well above the national rate of 9%. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar went to a job fair today to take the pulse of so

system. >> it's 4:34. >> president obama is sharing what went into his decision to raid pakistani compound in the search for osama bin laden. one thing he didn't lose sleep over was the chance to take out the al-qaeda leader. now, the investigation turns to who knew he was there. >> president obama says the 40 minutes he waited to see if navy seals had found osama bin laden was some of the longest minutes of his life. >> it was very tense situation. >> reporter: but he told cbs news the chance outweighed the risks. he was killed in a pakistani home where he lived for five years raising questions of a support network there. >> we don't know if there were people inside of government or outside of government. that is something we have to investigate. >> reporter: a senior pakistani official says based on years of experience, he believes that elements of pakistani intelligence probably retired were probably involved of sheltering had leader of al-qaeda. >> come on guys, tell us. >> this week the pentagon released a few seconds of video seized in the raid including pictures of a gray, bearded t

system. burris lady michelle obama helped launch a program dedicated to solving the problem of childhood obesity. >> is a national effort. that is exactly what happened across the nation today. we have more on the big event. >> students obey the national command, let's move. ♪ the goal is to but more students on the path to help the living. it all began with dancing at 42 minutes before the hour across the nation. the sounds of beyonce in the background. >> they want us to get into more of stuff. >> it was fun, and kind of hard at the same time. >> id did not take much for let's move to catch on. they packed the school's cafeteria to try to keep pace with the beat. students in baltimore city also took part in a planned event. >> it will hopefully cause kids around the world to start moving. >> of first lady michelle obama made a surprise visit to eight washington, d.c., school. she is challenging schools to combine being active with eating healthy food. another familiar face from 98 barack. >> it was amazing that a lot of these kids showed up after school to learn the routine. >> organizers say

i want to talk today about repealing and replacing president obama's health care system. that some people, when i talk about doing that, say, wait a second, i heard that your plan in massachusetts is an awful lot like president obama's plan. why are you so anxious to repeal this plan and replace it with someone else -- was something else that is so similar to what you did? before i talk about my own plan, i will spend a moment talking about what we did in massachusetts, how president obama's in my view does not work right. it should be repealed. get that groundwork laid. i will start off by being at 100,000 feet and talking a bit about the country and what makes america work. when the founders got together and decided what kind of nation we would be, the first decision they faced was whether we would be a nation governed by a strong central government for a king-like structure that would telesat to live our lives, what -- tell us how to live our lives, what to do with their lives, what we would make, and where to ship it. or whether we would be a nation guided by the aspi

eight summit obama promised to develop a missile defense system that would suit both moscow and washington but will it poland which as i've already mentioned will host part of the system. i think will probably want us to have some of the missile defense interceptors based in the country and the plan is the u.s. plan is that they will be they'll be deployed there in twenty eighteen so i think policy beginning when it wants so recently wrote in the new york times he said we do not want any missiles aimed at russia russia clearly still feeling threatened why is it that washington still hasn't convinced moscow that its missiles in eastern europe are not actually aimed at russia. well this is one of the areas where it seems that the cold war simply hasn't ended for russia and russia needs to see that this is to really isn't aimed at russia it's aimed at iran and the middle east but at the same time the united states and nato need to reassure russia that the system is not aimed at them and russia is very clear they want some kind of written guarantee that says that this system will not be aimed

russia saying that this is tim is not you this system is no danger to you it's focused on dangers and threats from middle east not from russia . both president obama and president come out also you have said that it is quite possible that nato will cooperate with russia on this joint anti missile defense system so be still haven't provided any concrete plans though and there's definitely a positive tendency in all this but when it comes to not words but action it's important that this tendency. that's right you go that's exactly what the russian president dmitry medvedev was saying at the wrap up to the g eight summit in northern france thank you. for thousands of taken to the streets of the georgian capital to protest against the government's violent dispersal of peaceful crowns two days ago as follows the u.s. state department's call for an investigation into the crackdown and oppositions claims that those are speaking out against president saakashvili still being targeted earlier i talked to sara for three has been covering the events in tbilisi for. the opposition have taken to the streets again this time their main focus is announce things li

i'm going to talk today about repealing and replacing president obama's healthcare system. and i know that some people when i talk about doing that say, wait a second, i've heard your plan in massachusetts is a lot like president obama's plan and so why is it that you're so anxious to repeal this plan and replace it with something else if it's so much like what you did so with that question in mind, i thought that, before i talked about my own plan, i'd spend a moment talking about what we did in massachusetts, how president obama's plan and my view doesn't work properly and should be repealed and get that ground work laid. i'll start off by really being at 100,000 feet and talking about the country and what makes america work because when the founders got together and decided what kind of nation we'd be, the first decision they face side whether we would be a nation governed by a strong central government, or a king-like structure, that would tell us how to live our lives, what to do with our lives, what to make and how to make it, or if we would be a nation guided by the a

russia should have a stake in the missile shield in europe for obama spells out his idea while visiting poland which is set to house part of a system that used to be a couple of discord between moscow and washington. soviet divided over russia cold blooded years arrest stand and looming extradition on a war crimes charges will bring you a firsthand account from live religion where the former general was captured in. the u.s. as they department calls on the georgian authorities to investigate the army crackdown on protests that led to several deaths while the opposition still claims its supporters remain its very talkative. and easing isolation egypt opens a border crossing with gaza partially ending the four year blockade of the palestinian terms. because. this is our see a live from moscow where it's not just after four pm i'm a reception i welcome to the program of former bosnian serb army general ratko bloody choose waiting for his fate to be announced on monday in serbia a few have been left in different by his arrest with reaction ranging from jubilance to outrage when i thought about visited the serbian village where it was f

expand airport capacity and increase the number of flights or some ta new system such as california high speed rail. >> the obama administration gave the rail authority more than $4 million which will go toward building the first 45 mile segment -- $4 billion. >> it shows the bay area is becoming more diverse. minorities is now the majorities cecilia vega reports from the east bay. >> we remember the day they moved to richmond. it was 1964. >> i was going to san francisco working on the docks and i saw all these flags and balloons. >> this retired longshoreman has seen the neighborhood change and the census findings come as no surprise, richmond is home to more litigants than blacks. >> we have a kinship because years ago there was no place to go, there was red lining in certain areas you could go in. >> and 2010 census proved what many people already know, one of the most diverse places in america is becoming more diverse. >> we're here at 320 malcolm am drive. >> 60% of her clients are latinos that want to buy homes here in richmond. >> they want to be with their friends, they want to move there, too, and they

osama bin laden president obama has shifted gears to focus on a problem that has a little bit closer to home and earlier today he decided to talk about the broken immigration system at a major speech in the border city of el paso texas obama touted his successes in cracking down on illegal immigration and calls for new move reforms that would help put some of the nation's eleven million undocumented workers on a pathway to citizenship and keep in mind candidate obama promised to fix immigration issue didn't help them get nearly seventy percent of the hispanic vote when he ran for office but his attempt to pass an immigration bill last year died in the senate and there's actually no chance that a noob in the immigration bill could pass those bitterly divided congress this year so it was all about politics and have immigrants or at least those in america were legal and illegal simply given up hope parties ramon glinda reports. comes to let tino issues when it comes to issues of education and health care and immigration particularly in the state of california where for punishing. the family only candidate more than two years ago california latino leaders praise cand

the committee began work for 2007. >> now president obama talks about the u.s. immigration system. it brings changes to the economy. this is about 40 minutes. >> it is wonderful to be back at the lone star state. everything is bigger in texas. i love you back. the free to take your jacket off. -- feel free to take your jacket off. it is a great honor to be here. i want to express my appreciation for taking the time to come out. thank you. bnl, you know, a week ago i delivered a commencement address. this is one of the most diverse places in the nation. they found that their class could claim heritage from 181 countries around the boards. many were immigrants themselves. a handful discover that they were undocumented. they worked hard. they gave it their all. they earned as diplomas. at the ceremony, one per every nation was march. each room was a product -- each one was a product. all the kid shouted out. a ukrainian flag went by. this is in miami. the last black, the american flag was there. everyone -- the last one, the american flag was there. everyone applauded. they had a chan

obama criticized the leaders of libya and syria for trying to maintain their political systems by suppressing people who are demanding democracy. however, he did not refer to saudi arabia, a u.s. ally that maintains an autocratic government under the royal family. on the middle east peace process, obama called on the palestinians to abandon violence under the unified leadership of fatah and the islamic fundamentalist group hamas. he also asked israel to freeze settlement activities in the occupied territories. >>> a u.s. court has granted bail to the former head of the international monetary fund. this comes after dominique strauss-kahn was formally indicted on charges of sexually assaulting a hotel worker. 62-year-old strauss-kahn was indicted by a grand jury in new york on thursday. he was arrested on charges of attempted rape and imprisonment of a 32-year-old housekeeper at a new york hotel last saturday. at the hearing, the judge ruled that strauss-kahn be released on a $1 million cash bail on condition that he be kept under round-the-clock surveillance in manhattan. he's expected to be r

system. headlines. >>> president obama called for over hauling america immigration policy today during a speechw feet from the u.s. mexico border. the president went to texas to offer the path to citizenship to the 11 million illegal immigrants who already live and work in the u.s. idea many capitol hill republicans oppos oppose. they would rather see more steps taken to secure the border and deport illegal immigrants. >> the most significant step we can now take to secure the borders is to fix the system as a whole. the fewer people have the incentive to enter illegally in search of work in the first place. >>reporter: president believes authorities should focus on deporting criminals rather than working families and college students who are here illegally. >>> there is tough talk from house republican and speaker john boehner in particular to force trillions of dollars in cuts to government spending. but following through on that promise could cost republicans next year election. political reporter mark matthews has the latest in the battle over the debt limit. >> speaker of the house john bo

pakistani government was not told about sunday's raid and the obama administration said it is looking at whether bin laden had a support system. there on thursday the president will travel to ground zero in new york to meet with families and on north 3,000 people who died on september 11th. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> today we're getting a look at the photos of the president and his national security team watching it unfold. good afternoon. >> from halfway around the world president obama was monitoring the strike on osama bin laden. we're going to look at pictures inside the president's situation room. for 40 minutes he and his national security team watched and listened to that firefight that killed the leader. each of those minutes, they said, felt more like a day. ones it was over, president obama was heard saying we got him. jessica? >> mary, thank you. please stay with wjz for the complete coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. we'll have more on this still developing story tonight at 4, 5 and 6. >>> today marks one year since the murder of university of virginia student yeardle

stake in the new solid shield program in europe barack obama spells out his idea while visiting warsaw poland is still set to howard's part of the system that used to be an article of discord between moscow and washington. and serbia is a divided russia go bloody she's arrest standard extradition on war crimes charges with many saying it's a sacrifice to speed up joining the e.u. the former general was a rule to fit to be handed over to the hague despite health problems. the u.s. a state department calls on the georgian authorities to investigate beyond a crackdown on protests that led to several deaths since crowds take to tbilisi the streets again to rally against the government's excessive use of force. and egypt opens up border crossing with gaza partially ending the four year blockade of the palestinian territory human rights groups say it's a breakthrough in the humanitarian crisis for one and a half a million palestinians who are facing constant food shortages and a lack of medical treatment. those are the headlines on r.t. for this saturday but up next why the russian capital was known once as the white city that was in the six

russia and the us agree upon the need for a missile defense system to meet both countries' security demands president who held talks with barack obama at the g eight summit in france said it could happen by twenty twenty. russia calls for an international investigation into georgia's all to crackdown on protesters demanding president sucker's release resignation dozens were hospitalized after police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds ahead of an independence day military parade i'll be back with another date for you and less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the award winning journalist sebastian younger tells us about the face of war reporters and why that's our special interview next. r.t.u. sitting down with sebastian younger an american author journalist and documentary on his two thousand and ten film restruck was nominated for an oscar and his most recent book war illustrates the human bonds that are formed between u.s. soldiers even amid a climate of conflict and character sebastian thank you very much for sitting down with our team today with pleasure ok so your book war it does illustrate. t

agree upon the need for a missile defense system that meets both countries' security demands president dmitri medvedev who helped talks with barack obama at the g eight summit in france said that it could happen by twenty twenty. also breaking news this hour one of the world's most wanted a walkman also called what it is arrested in serbia the fugitive new units serve the general was first accused of genocide by the hague tribunal over fifteen years ago. russia calls for an international investigation into georgia's armed crackdown on protesters demanding president saakashvili resignation dozens were hospitalized after police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds ahead of an independence day military parade. and those are the headlights on our t.v. the next award winning journalist sebastian tells us about the fate of war reporters and why they needed it without. r.t.u. sitting down with sebastian younger an american author journalist and documentary and his two thousand and ten film restrepo was nominated for an oscar and his most recent book war illustrates the human bonds that are formed between us soldiers even am

possible that russia will be part of a future joints anti missile defense system in europe but then on the other hand barack obama has just confirmed washington's plans to equip an air base here in poland on its land which would service. military transport planes and f. sixteen fighter jets and also more importantly for poles to helles short range interceptor missiles by twenty eighteen now all this comes after another meeting between barack obama and the russia's president need to be good if at the g eight summit in france the two leaders also discussed a future possible joint n.z. missile defense system and seems to agree that it should work in the interests of all sides in fact the a.m.d. issue itself is a v sensitive one for moscow for years it was the biggest stumbling point in the lesions between russia and the united states so now it's really unclear of the purpose of the strong military presence by the united states cure in pool and especially to moscow since it's been saying that this country is under no direct threat from any of its neighbors so now many analysts are saying that if washington one wants

absorb excess radiation so a new cooling system can be installed. >>> president obama visits ground zerohe will visit with 9/11 victims' families, but he has no plans to speak publicly about osama bin laden's death. >>> also general motors releases its second earnings report today since it went public in november. profits for shareholders are expected to dramatically increase because of gm's boost in the market. taxpayers still own one-third of gm. >>> finally this half hour, the newest trend in dairy cows. >> oh, yeah. a hot trend. >> that's right. didn't know there was such a thing but apparently there is. >> a trend in cows. they're all of the rage apparently in an increase number of farms country. kcau has a very moo-ving story. >> reporter: from a distance this may seem like an ordinary cow but once you walk up aside it you realize it is a little bit smaller and it makes you want to ask, hey, cow, why you so small? the answer, these are a special breed of miniature cows called mini herefords. they have been breeding these cows for the past 16 years but why mini cows? >> smaller cows