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when you look through the west bank, the tabernacle was for 369 year, e lan morway. throughout the west bank, it is known as judea, samaria, ezekiel chapter 38 known as the mountains. tell us about these digs. what is the significance of these archaeological finds? >> it seems like every archaeological discovery, finding out more about the bible that this is where much of the bible history was taking place where the jews settled for thousands of years. they just found a synagogue and a little base with a relief of a menorah on it. these were people that visited the 2nd temple back in the time of jesus. it is like they are uncovering more and more bible history. >> bible comes alive in the holy land. >> you are there. >> amazing place to be. it is like the stones are crying out affirming what we know the bible says. >> god speed to you as you return to the middle east. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, gary. >>> coming up next, how god transferred a new orleans gambler into a soul winner. here his amazing testimony that has tched millions around the world. >> now a

. >>> the shaw lan k rin government stepped up a campaign to reduce air pollution. there are around 4 million vehicles registered in the nation with $2.7 million clasfied in running condition. they have increased the frequency of random checks. the owners have to submit certificates showing the admissions of cars are within the limits. owner not complying with the standards have two weeks to rectify the problem. >>> and then a trade fair in bangkok to boost the country's exports. they are showcasing their products, including garments and toys. a senior government official said the volume of thailand's experts surged to over $200 billion over the past two years thanks to promotional activities. >>> hello and welcome to your weather update. we are keeping a close eye on the tropical storm system here. it's moving at a good pace here packing winds over 120 kilometers. right now it's impacting the northern islands with strong winds and heavy rains. it's expect the to intensify steadily. >>> elsewhere, we're looking at the long frontal system affecting china and the kore

manuel gallegus was there as at lan 'tis and her crew embarked on its final voyage. >> all three engines up and burning. two, one, zero and liftoff, the final liftoff of atlantis. >> reporter: shuttle "atlantis" blasted off for the very last time, the end of an era for the u.s. space program. >> houston, now controlling the flight of atlantis, space shuttle spreading its wings for the start of a sentimental journey into history. >> atlantis quickly disappeared into the clouds, not exactly the picture perfect launch spectators hoped for but a remarkable achievement for nasa. >> the 135th and final shuttle mission. >> engines revving up. >> the crew of four snapped photos this morning before suiting up and getting on board. usually six or seven astronauts fly but since this is the last mission, there's no back-up shuttle for an emergency rescue. russia will lend its soyuz rocket if the astronauts run into trouble. >> up to a million spectators gathered along coastal florida to witness the launch and be a part of u.s. space history. >> i think this is so sad that this is the last one. >> at

rebecca brooks is the most high profile casualty in the scandal that has spread to both sides of the lan tick. she has been at the heart of the storm sweeping rupert murdoch's media empire and remained by his side. now she has decided to step away. in her statement she said, as you can imagine recent times have been tough. i now need to concentrate on rebutting allegations about my record as a journalist and editor and executive. ms. brooks said she felt a deep sense of responsibility for the people news international had hurt. >> i'm pleased that rebecca brooks had finally accepted responsibility for what happened in watch as editor for "the news of the world" with the phone hacking. as i said when i called for her resignation this isn't about one individual. it's about the culture of an organization. the man picked to replace rebecca brooks is already at his desk. tom markridge has been brought from italy. james murdoch thanked ms. brook for 22 years of service adding she has been one of the outstanding editors of her generation and she can be proud in her accomplishments. we applaud h

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was not cash cash it looked awful because you knew there was no way he was donna -- gonna, you know, lans feet. >> yesterday's fall comes a year after another man survive, a 30-foot fall of thant in may, a man die falling about 0 feet >>> we're watching the space shuttle. this is a live picture. there's "atlantis" at the site in cape canaveral, florida. now, nasa says the weather now consider questionable is now consider good enough for a launch. an dozens of people will be watching the lunch. and claudine wong has opinion there all morning. she's there now, joining us live with more on this special watch party. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes, take a look. the seats are filling up. this is their meg megadome. the doors opened at about 7:30 this morning. we talk to people waking up as early as 4:30 to make sure they goat got -- they got in here. they say there's something about watching this with all that are interested. it makes them want to be part of it. >> i didn't want to interrupt you as you are listening to nasa. how are you feeling today about the las

2012 el dream act no ofrece beneficio migratorio para estudiantes indocumentados pero es un pasado lanaje riesgoso so por realizar el recorrido podríamos ser interrogados >>> nosotros somos carne para la migra, ca migra. Óscar es chofer y tiene licencia de conducir todos los días lleva a un grupo de trabajadores que no tienen papeles a su trabajo en el camino lo pudieran detener y multar por eso estas imágenes las grabamos con una pequeña cámara de manos. >>> memoránduhemos visto que la ha parado muchas personas utilizando el perfil racial sólo por el tipo de vehículo opero filo racial. >>> es lo mismo que le ocurrió al tío de benito. >>> Él no llegó en la madrugada, me despierto y no veo a mi tío, y digo qué pasó? aquí algo pasó, y fue en esa semana que pararon dos vanes, el martes y las 4 que iban ahí los arrestaron y el miércoles volvieron a agarrar otro grupo lo llevaron con migración y lore plo reportaron. >>> no tienes miedo ahora. >>> sí, como no?. porque ellos me pueden seguir y si me paran.... entonces aquí, es donde llevo un par de muchachos al trabajo. >>> ahora volvamos al

deputies prompted the attack by telling jerad petrovich, a leader amongst the white inmates, that chaimer lanved to be roughed up. it's also been alleged the deputies were in the security center at the time of the attack but ignored it. both deputies have since been dismissed from the department. a grand jury was not able to determine criminal actions but said they acted with severe misconduct and the jail itself saw a major transformation. >> it shook the foundation of it, initiated a grand jury investigation. >> shortly after, the sheriff resigned due to the chamberlain case and other charges. he was sentenced to five years in prison for witness tampering but was acquitted of all other charges. sandra hutchins was appointed and later elected as orange county sheriff. >> there were some folks who didn't do their job quite frankly in the jail. the folks involved in chamberlain are no longer with us, so we did our own investigation, internal investigation, and dealt with that and did quite a few reforms in the jail. >> those reforms included the removal of all privacy walls in the housing unit

the shuttle at lan tition is scheduled to pift off on final warning. >> mark zuckerberg unvilled hisnew company. 750 million people now use facebook and share 4 billion things a day like status updates, photos and links. zucker berzuckerberg explainedy could install. >> even if he hasn't installed the plugin to do video chat, i can go and call him and something will pop up on his screen saying that mark is calling him and in real time he can go and click that he wants to download the plugin and it takes 10 or 20 seconds and we are video chatting. it is awesome. >> a imreup chat will allow to you to create a group message to what the with 34u89 imnendzs. is information that will be protected under a new law. senate bill 445 is a hig libray privacy law. >>> at a time when so many p other departments are cutting back, the alameda county fire department is actually welcoming nearly two dozen new u firefighters to its ranks including some people who are recently laid off from other departments. laura anthony reports from pleasanton. >> reporter: for most of the 23 fr dwrad waits the mock

you lan over to get the ball. >> best time to get the ball is when they hit them out. sit there and get one. that is the best time. >> all right. >> good advice from mike nicco. >> who would have thought. take a look at outside, a gray start to our day, we're calling it january in july. a lot of drizzle everywhere. patchy drizzle and had enough in san francisco first to are measurable, we had .02 fall yesterday. so here we are looking from emeryville back to the west, we want to move on to the temperatures. we'll do. that here is a look what is going on, most of us in the mid to upper 50s. 50 in los gatos for the cool spot. around monterey bay and inland, 55 or 57 degrees with clouds and drizzle and breezy conditions. it's those breezes that will bring us cooler conditions today. cloudy, drizzle expected again tonight the next couple mornings as you are heading off to work. hints of warmer weather are in the back half of the forecast. here is one of big stories, look how much cooler our temperatures are than average. 8 in san francisco and then for oakland, napa, redwo

this week, muni begins engulfing contenders to fill ford's position and tom no lan tells the chronicle he plans to save money by not conducting a national search. debra johnson is temporarily running muni. how did you like your weekend? if you prefer it a touch cooler, mike is here and make something happen for you. >> i'm not sure i'm that good, i don't have any affect on the weather. it will get warmer. notice this trough of low pressure where the cold air has been coming counsel straight in alaska. it's starting to climb farther to the north, it's taking a left-hand turn and the drier signifying in the orange, it's creeping it's a way toward us from the desert. warming trend but nothing like what the rest of the country is dealing with. temperatures in the 50s except for half moon bay at 48 degrees. mostly clear everywhere. that extra sunshine, another reason why it will be warmer. low to mid-60s san francisco bay and richmond. 59 in oakland and mid to upper 70s into north bay valleys. low to mid on 80s in the east bay and south bay and morgan hill and gilroy. about 67 with sunshine

the sultanate the next couple days we're greenkeeper a warm the troubled digital will be on the the lants. up until wednesday and that's when everything starts to change it will cease mostly cloudy conditions and the fog will increase. we will be up to the '80s on the land spots. >> mass-transit is on holiday schedule today. in san francisco if you're driving and parking in this city don't think tubing get away without paying for the parking meters it will be enforced. street sweeping is being enforced today the not much to get away with with san francisco parking these day a look at the freeways not much to look at the commute very light traffic in the area same is true for the san mateo bridge. the west bound side normal commute takes and the golden gate bridge ride i don't think they will set up the bridge to reconfigure the lanes. >> 5:39 a.m. a live look at our mt. tam cam beautiful shot. what we are looking for another toasty day this fourth of july. ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, y

afterward, there will be a dinner and the three michelle lan starred chef who will be doing that, around 500 there, he expressed some nerves the days leading up to the wedding. and then a white tie ball and then it's going to be over. two days of this, alex. monaco is probably going to be a little bit exhausted. last night, there was a concert and a couple of times, the cameras caught prince albert yawning, but they looked like they were having a pretty good time. so after tonight, maybe monaco can get back to normal, but everybody's waiting to see what will become of all the rumors that have been circulating. will there be any concrete evidence of whatever was said? nobody seems to know, but everybody's kind of hoping now. >> we hope they have a happily ever after fairy tale. thank you. >>> this fourth of july holiday weekend's all about flags, franks and frosty brews, but how much patriotic americans will be spending is the big question. is it going to be a pricey pay point? let's go to vera. what are we buying? >> the national retail federation does this every year and says this year,

aid said over the last two weeks never mind the last 6 months about michelle batch badge man sara pal lan. he said it directly to her. he said it in an e-mail to her. you know as far as i know ep didn't release it publicly. >> yeah. >> is there a double standard? >> it is a nast yea self serving circus in the beltway. it has double standards particularly when it comes to the tone, the tenor and the lack of quality of arguments of debbie wasserman schultz herself. she is nothing more than allen grace sen in heels. when it comes to the tone of her rhetoric she is nothing more than anthony weiner only an ok tive higher. this is a whom who was recently accusing the republican party sending america back to the jim crow era. you didn't see all of the civility police demanding she ratchet down her rhetoric and make america's children proud. it was mere months ago president obama was wagging his finger at all of us and asking us to make sure that we were making future generations proud with the quality and tone of our debate. so look everybody is raising money off of this now. honestly, sean, i d

. >>> millions in cape canaveral watched the space shuttle "lan tus" lived off this morning. >> but thereumbers of people right here in the washington area who had their eyes glued to the historic event. >> they gathered at two places that have large ties to space flight. derrick ward is here to tell us where they are. hey, derrick. >> reporter: you know, some of the people we spoke to gathered at the air and space museum to watch the shuttle make its last liftoff and for some it was a sentimental journey, even for those who must stay earthbound. >> 3, 2, 1! liftoff! >> reporter: on a giant screen at the air and space museum, history unfolded for those who couldn't be at the last launch, and at goddard in green belt, they gathered to watch this sentimental journey, as well. >> it's sad to see, but at the same time exciting we have been so successful. >> reporter: for some, it may look like a field trip, but there are learns to be learned. >> this is when an astronaut goes into the space. >> i really want to emphasize science and mathematics. >> reporter: mercury and gemini and apollo intr

tonight police are trying to figure out who would brutally stab 72-year-old lee mig lan and steal his luxury car. >> according to the medical examiner and police this was a torture murder. the 72-year-old was tortured then killed here at his gold coast home. >> the coroner determines that he suffered multiple rib fractures, puncture wounds to the chest and 19 blows to the head before his throat was cut with a garden hoe. >> i just arrived from los angeles and we're all just grieving the loss of my father. and we don't know any details of what's happening. the police are still trying to put that together. >> chicago police later find david madison's suv parked near the miglin home. after tracing the vehicle back to minnesota and learning of the madison and trail murders, investigators begin to suspect that andrew cunanan may have randomly targeted and killed lee miglin for his car and money. chicago police conduct a city wide search for miglin's stolen 1994 lexus, but come up short. may 11th, one week after the miglin murder, cunanan strikes yet another innocent victim. this time in ne

moveon.org argues that internet search engines, social media and online companies are all minute to lanning content to fit users, personalizing information in a potentially detrimental way. he discusses his concerns and solutions for a loss of privacy with author and professor clay shirkey. >> host: great to be here with you to read let me start by asking the most basic question about the thesis. your book is titled "the filter bubble with the internet is hiding from you." but the internet technology can't do anything on its own without someone choosing to make it do something so is it doing this hiding and what are we missing when things are hidden from us? >> guest: this is a short cut but certainly increase in a number of the top web sites and services and other applications editing experience of the web and a personalized way. what that means is essentially collecting data from us and using it to curate to prioritize pieces of data and show the things they think we are going to want to see at google this happens in the search results different people get different results for the same t

it will continue to cool as we head into the weekend in lan highs in the mid-80s we're branded be dropping between now and friday. that will be the deal cooler is the key word >> quick look at the commute an easy ride around the bay no problems are hotspot starting with the toll plaza caltran has had an ad man on the metering lights and know backups your ride to the san mateo bridge trouble-free and looks good in your west or east bound direction and the golden gate bridge hardly any cars on the bridge only a few cars coming by on the southbound direction. >> 5:22 a.m. and we will be back in just of few minutes pepsi.. corte looking at the seven day forecast after the fog burns of this morning we'll i'll have a breeze kicks up and it'll still be 95 but without that heat we back off allowed on thursday and friday and drop down to the mid-80s in after the fog and see breeze in the morning. >> in that desert southwest check out this video of mass of maps dust storm moving into may sent arizona there you see it this is just when isn't 70 mi. per hour a pat down visibility to zero and delayed f

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and, of course, our action against bin lan was really a stragic blow. and there are other a number of other places we wanted to acknowledge, including nonproliferation, the president's prague speh. those were the key lines of work th we undertook to build the platform on which we believe that we can restore ameri's credibility. and i think we've done that. >> rose: that's my question, how much have you achieved and what would you point to as an indication of success on any of those points >> if you look at it in terms of the rebalancing and achievement of our goals here, we're going to bring our military action in iraq to an end on december 31, 2011. that's a reduction since president obama has come into office of 130,000 troops. >> rose: if the iraqi asks us to keep more troops there, what do we do? >> well, we have to see what that discussion looks like. the program of record, if you will, the united states policy at this point-- and we are on track to remove the remaining 47,000 troops from iraq by the end of this year. we'll then engage with iraq in

be on the table if this committee -- and they differentiate a commission like the erskine bowles, al lan simpson commission. this would be a committee, equal number of democrats and republicans from congress that would come up with the recommendations. there would have to be a take it or leave it up-or-down vote in both chambers. if for some reason it didn't pass, mandatory across the board cuts in the military spending, domestic spending, all sorts of spending would go into effect. >> including entitle ms. the big question we have is where are revenues in all this? we can talk about that in a minute. let's take a quick break. we'll be right back. >> the clerk will call the roll. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets under your skin. ♪ >>> we're taking a look at the picture of the senate floor. the senator from maryland is speaking right now. we just heard from the senate majority leader, harry reid, who told us that he believes the

lan it would be irresponsible not to have a plan. the president says you have a plan. anat is it?pl >> we will do what we can, but i want to make it clear. w be they will be putting 80 million checks, payments ataynta risk for delay and it will noteo be responsible. >> have you decided who will get paid first?ho >> everyone who has had my job, everyone who has had the president's job have looked at this set of questions and done it over and over again andesid reached the saint judgments we t reached which is the only j option for the country.udgmentse i believe speaker baneer andoeer senator mcconnell understandd this. there is no other option available, and i don't believehe amer they will ask the question. >> have you made plans as to who who will get their checks andckw who won't get their checks? chek >> chris, we are doing the t responsible.sibl thi but the important thing is too recognize we do not have the on ability.lity t only congress has the ability to make sure people get their payments on time and to demonstrate we will pay our bills as country and meet our obligation

scott mack par lan -- macfarlane, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and breaking news. the international olympic committee is going to announce where the games will be be held -- will be held [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> the international olympic committee has the honor of anouning that the winter games in 2018 are awarded to the city of -- pea yong change! -- peaian -- pyongchang. >> the winner games have only been held twice in asia. once in japan in 197 and before that, in -- 1977 and then in nagano. >>> 8:18. the faa now releasing tapes of the emergency calls from a southwest airlines jet forced to make an emergency landing after a three-foot hole opened up in the cabin. this happened during a flight from phoenix on friday, april 1st. >> we're declearing an emergency. >> that plane made an emergency landing in uma, arizona -- yuma, arizona. further inspection found cracks in the plane an then at least 79 other planes were grounded so they could be checked out. the faa now is requiring airlines inspect their planes more often. >>> it is 8:19. mere than 1400 californ

isabella rossellini, whose beauty and talent brought her game both as a super model, she was the face of lanars. >> she is a keeper. >> and as an actress. >> i am a keeper. >> on television -- >> drink that motion and you will never even grow one day older. >> and in the movies. >> what film are you most proud? >> probably blue velvet, just because it is the most known but also it was the most daring. >> daring, and risky. >> her role as a abused nightclub singer dorothy valen in david lynch's disturbing film won her acclaim, and criticism. >> the thing was very controversial, and i was very surprised, because to people who didn't like the film they said well david lynch exploited me but i thought it was pretty an urd but also diminished me as an actress and as a woman. >> there is also her role as mom, the 27-year-old aletra, a model herself, and 17-year-old roberto. >> at age 59, with fewer acting jobs available in american films, isabella rossellini simply reinvented herself yet again as a student of animal behavior, a writer and a film maker. >> if i were an earthworm, i would have no br

happened on the other side of this quarter building in the parking lot f we're told that the victim lan from the million and was discovered right here on this side of the building earner collide. this shooting took place near owned and pay shore boulevard. when officers arrived they discovered two latino teens pleading. one of the teens, a 19-year-old man, did not survive. >> other was taken to the hospital. he's expected to survive. he's 1 and both are east palo alto residents. police are mott sure how many voters -- shooters are involved -- involved. >> it looks like the shootings a personal -- it doesn't look like it's one gain against the other one. >> reporter: east palo alto police will hold a short conference at 11:00 a.m. to discuss the two shootings last week. we've learned from palo alto police this morning, they are still looking for witnesses in last night's shooting, and they received quite a few tips on the hotline. we'll give you that number, 650- 409-6792. you can text or leave a mess an. we're live, jade hernandez, kut. >>> with growing talk about a deal, where the 49er

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. >>> san francisco will celebrate the grand opening of a new library today on lee lan and rutland avenuesthe 9000 square foot building was constructed, the branch spent more than 75 years in leased or temporary buildings. the grand opening celebration is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon. >>> time now is 8:41. coming up on mornings on 2, oakland police chief an those bass joins us live. >>> plus, how you can help a young south bay woman continue to recover from a brain-damaging accident. >>> and how an 11-year-old boy spoils a cross-country crime spree. >>> and we'll give you another live look outside. there is fremont, traffic moving smoothly in both directions. the time is 8:41. you're watching mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you. live look from san francisco there, dealing with partly to mostly cloudy skies. mostly sunny and mild for the afternoon. >>> the san francisco man who made national headlines after being fired from his job as santa claus has died. a neighbor found john cooney's body yesterday afternoon in a residential hotel on market street. he delighted children for 20 ye

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private timber lan companies are actually hiring as they see prices go up.gh that domestic market remains weak. in the u.s., housing starts have less than a third of what they were in 2006 but china with its steady growth and need for more housing has filled that gap. >> last year, if you look at the growth in japan it was about 15%. you compare that with 300% to china. so obviously in the past year we have seen a lot more exports going to china. >> reporter: now china used to get almost all of its logs from russia but a few years ago russia slap ad big tariff on their exports. so china looking for cheaper lumber started to come to the united states. jon: we want to do business but i know a lot of people are not thrilled with this. who's against it? >> well you would think the environmental community might be against it but this this case they don't have much say because all of the logs are coming off private timberland. the real people who are affectsed is the mills because they have to pay the same price or more for their logs that they cut up but they can

or so seconds from the final launch of the shuttle and keep in mind, if something goes wrong for at lanli tis, no shuttle is waiting on the launch pad and so they have an emergency plan with russia to bring it back to earth on a soyuz spacecraft and would return one by one over the course of several months. tom jones again with us. and, we are watching now, as folks all over the space coast are waiting and watching, hundreds and hundreds of thousands of them and the clock ticks, what is going on? >> they came to the right place for a thunderous send off today. i think the last flight will really represent i think the best the country can produce in terms of technological know how and determination and dedication and the perseverance, to put safety first is remarkable. shepard: we have one shot come from nasa tv now, a wide shot over merritt island, which is where canada space center is and where the launch pad is. look at the crowd around the big clock. it was unthinkable as the sun had not come up when we came to work this morning, that it would be possible. i don't think you thought i

we have tomatillas andcy lan to reand jalapeno. >> i like the spice.eeds and green onion and a little bit of lime and salt. >> lime and salt. >> tie it in again. >> my question is always how much salt? >> start with a pinch or two and add as you feel. you can always add. you can't take away. put it all in the blender and let it go. >> hopefully we'll have chopped it little more. >> you have to work it, might need to push down on it. this is what you end up with, want it to that consistency. >> when it comes down to it, you'll put this on top? >> yes. >> i want to talk quickly about this, because this is the dessert which looks amazing, you've crushed up the pineapple and frozen it? >> half of the pineapple, puree and mix it with water syrup, freeze it overnight and flake it. that's the ine apple ice, the rest you chop up and skewer it. >> this can be done on a shoe string budget. let's see how you did. you don't know yet, right? $36.46. >> that's impressive. >> that is impressive. how'd see do? >> you're alive! you made three and if those two top are s

de la matanza en noruega un hombre que actuó por odió a musulmanes, hoy estuvo en corte y el juez lo lan y tiene que otros cómplices dentro de noruega, x mque más. >>> gracias félix estuvo en corte hoy anders behring breivik y se mantendrá detenido mientras están investigaciones para iniciar el juicio en su contra. anders behring breivik se declaró no culpable dijo que quería salvar a europa y agregó que el partido lab visita del país le había fallado a noruega. >>> y un video aficionado mostró impactante imágenes tomadas momentos después de la explosión del cochebomba en un edificio gubernamentalmente en oslo y se ve el caos y la escena con personas con sangre en el suelo, mientras tras trato guaban de ayudarles. >>> y según investigadores el asesino confeso planificó en granja en la municipalidad y aquí elaboró la bomba que colocó en un vehículo para que sdafrlasdafr estallara en el edificio gubernamental de los los. >>> y fin a labores de búsqueda en la isla de utoya, y persiguió a víctimas cuando intentaban escapar de la isla a nado y abrió fuego contra ellas en el agua, y otro dato

that will burn away but our temperatures will be cooler, notably cooler under lan for the afternoon. starting out with the clouds this morning, afternoon mostly sunny skies, cooling trend beginning today. and afternoon breeze expected as well and in the extended forecast from 10 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average. we'll show you what you can expect for your weekend, coming up in just a few moments. >>> an overnight police search for a suspected gunman in hayward is now over. it all started last night at the summit apartments on cypress near austin avenue. investigators say the gunman opened fire on a hayward officer around 10:00. nobody was injured. but the man immediately went into hiding somewhere in that apartment complex. that standoff ended before 5 this morning and the suspect was transported to the hospital. we're still trying to get ahold of police to get more on the suspect's injuries and his current condition. some people who live in the complex had to stay outside during the standoff. >> there were police cars on both sides of the road, as far as i could see. i don't

the united states is keeping i lan. >> hold on. >> got it?it went that way. >> it's the size of a bald eagle. >> where is it? >> i don't know. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> it's like a crow. you get it if it comes here. i don't like them. >> i guess nbc didn't -- >> we need a little fly tape from a barn. >> a mosquitoe net. >> the united states is now accusing iran of entering into a secret deal that funnels money. the treasury department has slapped sanctions on six individuals operating as terrorists. they are the pipeline through which al qaeda moves money. disagreements within the u.s. intelligence community between the iranian government and al qaeda. >> what? >> coming up senator jeff sessions and "the washington post" eugene robinson and peggy noonan. keep it here on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] members of the american postal workers union handle more than 165 billion letters and packages a year. that's about 34 million pounds of mail every day. ever wonder what this costs you as a taxpayer? millions? tens of millions? hundreds of mi

murphy pointed out in his testimony and others point of and the testimony as well the needs to be lan solution, and i think it is obvious as you briefly can touch on that, sharon? >> i will be very brief. deputy assistant secretary yamamoto, if i could ask you this question when the last administration left office, there was an internal debate over whether iraq should be designated as a state-sponsored terrorism for the support for al-shabaab it didn't happen at the time but just after she left the government service former assistant secretary frazier ran a good piece in "the wall street journal" and 15 it should be listed as a state-sponsored terrorism we have you been report after u.n. report citing their support for al-shabaab. the case is pretty cut and dried. assistant secretary carson testified flat out that they continue to supply weapons and ammunition to extremists and terrorist elements. we are trying to put them on different and i think now is the time to press. we argued here that many of the problems can't be solved by military means alone and here's the chance. here's a

security money to pay otherdu bills.on during the clinton years revenue averaged 194%.lan, under our plan it averages 19.5%. reven so, revenue is clearly not out t of line compared to the other times we have balanced the bud budget and, in fact, during they clinton years when we had theno longest economic expansion in this nation's history. sayoh, our colleagues to say, oh, you can't touch revenue or you willl kill the economy, kill job creation. really? how abou at the historic recordh the historic record showing vert clearly that during the clintone years when you had revenue atthv the same levels we have in this plan, the longest economicsin expansion and this nation's those quarters during the clinton years, the longest timeh and then erupted of economic growth in this nation's history, led you had revenue at the same levels that we are talking about in this plan. mr. president, facts are stubborn things. facts are stubborn things.a pres a previous president said that.r he was right. the fact is, we had the longestr time of uninterrupted growth in our economy during that timeas e

other big drugmakers like abbott lans, $4.3 billion. these are with b's, not with m's, these are billions, not millions. federal government is just forking over all the time. and federal government is the pharmaceutical industry's biggest customer in the industry and the industry knows it. why doesn't the federal government wruse its purchasing power to get better bids on these drugs and have competitive bidding in order to purchase? we did that back in the 1990's. we haven't done it since. there's plenty of ways to get the funds to try to balance the budget but the most important way to balance the budget is to help americans get back to work. mr. speaker, i yield back my remaining time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. paulson, for five minutes. mr. paulsen: mr. speaker, i come to the floor of the house to honor and remember an american hero, lance corporal robert greeninger, who died last week after an i.e.d. attack in afghanistan. as we grieve the lots