they also rendered aid to the victim in an attempt to save his life. they turned their attention to isolating other potential suspects. they directed the arriving units to secure the suspect, perimeter, murder weapon, to locate witnesses, they ran a textbook investigation and follow-up. we are tremendously fortunate that these two officers were on that street that night. their outstanding bravery and ability to respond without hesitation, there's protection decision making to assess, tactically respond to, and control the immediate deadly threat, their willingness to put their lives at risk, knowing it was necessary to save the lives of others, their control and disciplined response initially and managing the resulting homicide scene, for these actions, the arabs each being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> commissioner dejesus wanted to say a few words. >> i also want to thank all of the awardees tonight. i also want to acknowledge our officers give time, energy, and oftentimes money in the community they live in, as well as to the childr

attempt to swim from cuba to florida. 62-year old >>> endurance swimmer diana nigh yadier molina abandoned her second attempt to swim from cuba to florida. the 62-year-old says she was forced to quit after suffering multiple stings by portuguese man of war. she had spent 040 hours in shark infested waters without the protect of the cage, this was her second attempt in two months. her first attempt was in 1978. >>> the two cal graduates accused of spying in iran are back on american soil tonight. they used strong language to describe what happened to them. >> reporter: shane bauer and josh fattal made their first public stop in the u.s. this year, at a jam-packed new york hotel. they called themselves political prisoners. >> the only explanation for our prolonged detention is the 32 years of hostility between america and iran. >> reporter: it also provided the first description of their life inside the notorious evan prison. >> many times, too many times, we heard the screams of other prisoners being beaten and there was n

knowing the information, he attempted to halt the suspect by firing at the suspect. the round, but officers hearing the shot at the suspect had fired at them. officers o'malley and paine, knowing that officer eleiff was a single unit, decided to pursue the suspect. the suspect continued into oncoming traffic until he turned north on webster and the east oneddy, sot on buchanan. during this pursuit, officer you lift prop broadcast the suspects route while driving, holding the microphone in one hand. once in large rally, the suspect drove along the block calling for residents of the housing project to come out and stop his car. officers paid and o'malley not arrived at the other end of the alley. officer of valley got out of his car and ran down the building line toward the vehicle. the vehicle started again. fear of the suspect might get into another altercation with civilians, as this was mayor of the scene of the initial incident, or leave the alley to in danger citizens and officers, officer of valley stopped -- officer o'malley shot one shot. the suspect fired a r

in 200 he directed the failed attempt to blow up cargo planes. and he repeatedly called on individuals in the united states and around the globe to kill innocent men, women and children to advance a murderous agenda. >> in an interview with cnn's erin burnett today, leon panetta defended the rational for killing al awalki without giving him a trial. >> this individual was a terrorist. yes, he was a citizen, but if you're a terrorist, you're a terrorist. and that means we have the ability to go after those who would threaten to attack the united states and kill americans. there's no question that the authority and the ability to go after a terrorist is there. >> barbara star has been working her sources to get more details about the drone attack. what are the latest details? >> this was a drone flying over yemen, about 80 miles east of the capitol when they spotted their target. al awalki was in a convoy with other men, at least four operatives were killed. he and an associate of his. look, you know, the u.s. intelligence community has been workin

including the underwear bombing attempt. joining us by phone from turkey, chief foreign correspondent richard engel. with a good day to you, how significant is this death? >> reporter: i wouldn't say it's as significant as bin laden but what's significant is the future implications. awlaki was the guy that wanted to bring al qaeda to the next generation. he didn't believe that militants should be hiding in caves, plotting attacks in afghanistan and pakistan and then carrying them out. he wanted to reach out to the united states through the internet and to recruit americans to carry out smaller attacks. sometimes just driving their cars in to crowds or small bomb attacks in post offices. that is what he saw as the next generation of al qaeda, so it is very significant he is killed, not so much because of what he was doing right now but because of what he planned to do in the future bringing al qaeda forward. >> what do we know about the drone attack that killed him? >> reporter: we don't know very much. sources in yemen told

brown was given the photos before the record attempt. estimated value, $6 to $800 each. >> i believe this to be at the oakland tribune building because this particular barber, i believe to be tribune bob. being fueled in 1937 for the navigation flight. the first attempt. >> this handout press photo should bring $1,000 to $2,000 because earhart signed it. the prize is this pair of goggles worn by earhart and cracked in an accident. >> they are estimated at $20,000 to $40,000. >> why are people still fascinated? >> she is a cultural icon and she disappeared and everyone still wants to find her. >> in oakland, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> wow, miracles from the rubble of the world trade center. >> there's no way that she survived this. >> but his wife did. what happened to her as a plane hit the tower she was in and how she just barely escaped. lost on september 11th. coit in red, white and >>> a bay area tribute to the nearly 3,000 lives lost on september 11. the tower lit up in red, white, and blue. it will stay lit this way throughout the weeke

responsible for actual attempts by al qaeda. the only attempts really, since 9/11 to attack the homeland. in the 2009 christmas day underwear bombing, in a plane over detroit and an attempt to load explosives and carry them into the united states concealed inside printer ink cartridges. both of those operations failed. u.s. intelligence officials say that anwar al-awlaki woke every day with his only intent to kill americans on u.s. soil. wendy? >> how did they know how to hone in on him? >> there was an increase in intelligence. reports that some saudis provided intelligence as well as yem yemeni officials. military intelligence and the cia were following him for three weeks before they zeroed in. they fired three missiles on a convoy of two vehicles, destroyed both vehicles killing him and six other individuals, including another american, the editor for al qaeda's propaganda online magazine called "inspired" of all things. >> the drones are doing a good job, aren't they? thanks, jim. >>> anwar al-awlaki has ties in the u.s. wo

seven days without heat and no attempt to repair it. i understand the problem in trying to reimburse the city for the money expended, but i do not think a repairmen coming out and spending two hours is going to be an enormous charge. mr. murphy, last time indicated, it was a small number of landlords that were a problem. i agree with that. i have lived in rental units most of my life. this particular landlord, i have written letters to her and she does not respond. in terms of a director's hearing, nobody came to the directors hearing. commissioner hechanova: were the inspectors able to get into your unit to take a look? >> yes, i was there to open the door for them. this is seven days before an attempt was made -- commissioner hechanova: thank you. >> where are the priorities of dbi, if not for the city? the time that i went without heat, the low temperature was 37 degrees. the high temperature in the eight days was 54 degrees. i have lived in cold climates. i do not get that cold, but 45 degrees is cold, when you have that no heat for

that suicide attempt. so, if you could talk a little bit about that progression? right. when i was diagnosed, being 16, i didn't know how to handle it, because depressed and depression are two words that are used over and over again in society. i didn't know what the difference was between being depressed and being diagnosed with depression. it was explained to me that, when someone is depressed they know why they are crying, why they can't get out of bed, why their appetite might be a little bit different. but with someone like me, with depression, i can wake up one day and have no idea why i am crying, why i feel like i don't want to get out of bed, why i feel unmotivated. and so it was a process in getting to learn my depression, having to take medicine, knowing that it is not a cold; it doesn't go away after a couple of weeks, after you take medicine and see a therapist. it was a process, but something that i didn't follow through with. i fell into a lot of tricks that young adults do by taking my anti

the yemeni president's return to his country months after surviving an assassination attempt from fears of more violence as five days of fighting between pro and anti regime forces leaves dozens dead. also fears of a double dip recession intensify in the wake of thursday's markets plunge that spirit no one from europe to the u.s. for stocks heading for the worst weekly losses in three years. why does the u.s. expand his network of drones bases in east africa to target al qaida critics highlight the civilian costs that the unmanned planes have had on pakistan. hello very warm welcome to you watching our team from moscow with me kev you know it's now eight pm here in our top story for you tonight palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has just submitted the paid for united nations recognition for full statehood to the u.n. secretary general and he's about to address the general assembly as the showdown in new york unfolds let's go to new york so we are taking the fortnight they bring us the latest so there are no rev of the big zen what happens now. the bit is in kevin the palestinian president

murray was putting pressure on his chest attempting to resuscitate him using one hand. it was shortly after that that he asked the bodyguard to pick up various bits of medical paraphernalia, specifically the drugs that were scattered around the room and to put them into a bag. he also asked him to remove the intravenous drip. he noticed there was a bottle and a bag with a milky white substance which the prosecutor later identified as the very powerful anesthetic that the authorities have identified as the cause of death. >> a military court sentenced a group of medics to up to 15 years in prison. they have treated anti- government protesters during a protest earlier this year. they were found guilty of inciting the overthrow the government and inciting sectarian hatred. human-rights groups say there were only performing their medical duty and treating protesters. >> these are some of the medics now facing years in jail. top doctors including surgeons, pediatricians, as well as the head of nursing at the main hospital. the wounded were brought during clashes earlier this

brown's mom got the photographs before the attempt. value now is 6 to $800 each. >> i believe this to be at the oakland tribune building because it's particular -- from the smock i believe to be and that's the bob. the -- being fueled in 1937. for the first attempt. >> reporter: this press photograph should bring one to two thousand dollars because it's signed. this pair of goggles was worn by earhart. >> 20 to 40,000. >> reporter: why are people so fascinated? >> she is an icon and disappeared. everybody still wants to find her. >> reporter: in oakland. cbs5. >> andrew luck adds to his resume for the heisman. and cal plays it's first overtime game in five-years. the finish is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a falcon. most people who switch to state farm save

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hood to an attempted car bomb in times square. he was killed in yemen by a u.s. hellfire missile. jim miklaszewski joins us with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: al-awlaki was considered so dangerous, president obama put him on the u.s. kill or capture list. the only american to be specifically targeted by american forces in the war against al qaeda. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> reporter: u.s. intelligence officials considered anwar al-awlaki the american-born cleric, the most serious terrorist threat to america. president obama said al-awlaki's death dealt a major blow to al qaeda. >> al-awlaki was the leader of external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. in that role he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell nbc news that based on recent intelligence the cia and u.s. military have been closely tracking al-awlaki for weeks. today, the americans zeroed in on al-awlaki, traveling in a two-vehicle convoy through yemen. as many as three missiles fired from american drones slammed int

as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say its attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror . it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me arena joshie he story is being made today in new york as palestine prepares to hand in its formal request for u.n. recognition in just a few hours and it's left the world divided with manny's throwing their support behind palestine while an isolated u.s. threatens to veto the bid on the grounds that israel hasn't approved the move well let's now. we have more from our correspondent paula as leader who is in the west bank as emotions there builds to a peak. it's still early here in palestine but this city is eight excitement anticipation and jubilant ahead of today's historic palestinian application for statehood have been united nations there are here in ramallah thousands of people who are expected to take to the streets throughout the course of the day we're expecting celebrations carnivals and demonstrations throughout palestine with the focal point being receivi

the latest attempt happened last night. this time, one of the homeowners was inside. >> since the beginning of the month, county police have investigated nine break-ins across catonsville and surrounding areas. now they are investigating another break in right here on oak drive. >> a think it is really brazen. we were home. it was scary. >> she and her kids had gone home from soccer when a loud noise caught them off guard peter >> we started hearing these really loud banging sounds. it was obvious it was not a hand, it was an object. the kids freaked out. i was, along with my 1-year-old and 5-year-old. we started screaming. >> about one minute later the intruder took off. this attempted break-in has become a recent string of crime in the area. since the beginning of the month, nine burglars up and reported in its surrounding areas. >> i just worry about somebody getting hurt or killed try to defend themselves or being stuck on. >> there are securing their home with obstacles and a lot. our shopping online for video surveill

it is another attempt at making your building wheelchair accessible. i am not sure which of you may be merchants and which it may be landlords. the law applies to both. and that means you were 100% liable for any barriers to access and any damages that may be associated with those barriers. there are ways you can defend yourself. with your landlord or at senate -- or a tenant, this can avoid a lot of problems later on. the inspections offer a limited attempt at bringing a civil action for damages. it does not affect the ability to bring damage claims under the symbol laws. however, most lawyers -- they will not pursue the case. so, oftentimes, it works it to stop the lawsuit before it starts if you do that inspection. they are not particularly expensive. so, it is something someone would want to do. you will get a tax credit. if you need to make changes in the structure of your premises, there are also tax credits for that. most of these cases start with a letter. a demand letter. that is usually signed not by a lawyer, but by it up plaintive. the plai

same score, colorado field goal attempt, it will send them into overtime in o.t. cal down three.h maynard connects with keenan for the touchdown. bears win in ot. >>> the giants trail the d'backs by 8 357and a half games with 1 regular season games remaining. not easy for the giants. the race is not over. and our amy gutierrez has covered the giants all season. she joins us from at&t park with the latest on the champs. >> henry, the numbers are not favorable for the giants. they know they're pushing a boulder up hill, but short of the diamondbacks going on a major losing streak. i spoke to the guys today about how they plan to stay motivated for the remaining 18 games. >> we're professionals, we don't give up. we play 162 games in a season and we're going to come out every day trying to win and compete. we don't like to go out there and lose. we're going to win, and we're going to try to win until the last game. >> we have been ready for a while here. but you never know. so we're going to keep trying to win. part of it is developing too. i think that goes into the plan. >> report

they also rendered aid to the victim in an attempt to save his life. they turned their attention to isolating other potential suspects. they directed the arriving units to secure the suspect, perimeter, murder weapon, to locate witnesses, they ran a textbook investigation and follow-up. we are tremendously fortunate that these two officers were on that street that night. their outstanding bravery and ability to respond without hesitation, there's

this morning, there was an attempted robbery at a a 7-elev in pleasant hill, yesterday morning a robbery at a mini-mart in walnut creek. they took crash, condoms, a cell phone and 7-up on their way out. they fired at a customer getting gas. fortunately that person was not injured. there have been 10 to 20 similar incidents in contra costa county in a month. >> both of those robberies shots were fired. it seems to us, they're becoming more and more aggressive, and more and more brazen in their behavior. >> at the 7-eleven in pleasant hill, a similar attempted robbery with three men in masks. nothing was taken in that incident. >>> it's been an afternoon filled with breaking news. now we have this in. an earthquake, preliminary magnitude of 3.3 centered near oakland. let's bring in jeff ranieri who is now tracking this. >> no reports of any damages or injuries. it's a deep earthquake, centered 9.5 miles below the earth's surface. that is good for any structures in and around this centered two miles southeast of downtown oakland. right there where you can see that icon. we will be monitorin

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this was her second attempt in two months. her first was back in 1978. amazing.busy on the traffic front all morning long. >> so busy, i know. 880 is shut down. obviously a huge area where a lot of people are commuting through typically this time of the morning. this morning, we just see a big black hole because northbound and southbound 880 is shut down right there past the coliseum. there is still an ongoing police standoff. it's been going on now for about two hours. actually more than two hours. so we think that there's still someone inside that van. they don't know if the suspect is armed. they have shut down both directions. freeway. so we don't know how much -- they have shut down both direction of the freeway. so we don't know how much that's going on, so not good news. it will have a ripple effect on all freeways in the area. big rigs are used 580. it's a good alternate. it's getting more crowded but a better alternate than 880 this morning. lawrence, how's the forecast doing? hopefully better than traffic. i think things are looking up weather-wise. >>

and on labor day a woman reported an attempted sexual assault. some students are changing their routines now. >> i originally came to this school, one of the reasons being it was one of the safest large cities in the united states. and it's turning into, sounds to be a little more dangerous. >> campus police remind students not to walk alone at night, stay in well lit areas and take advantage of the free campus escort program. >>> three of the four fugitive teenager who is escaped from a local youth detention center have been captured. they found the boys at an antioch wal-mart around noon. deputies are searching for a 15-year-old who is mentally disabled and has a conviction for a violent ochx. the teenagers escaped from the boys ranch yesterday. the ranch is in contra costa county 15 miles east of oakland. it's designed to rehabilitate low level delinquents. >>> the search for an 8-year-old autistic boy searching for more than 24 hours now b ended happily tonight. joshua rob ran away from his elementary school yesterday. he was found this after

the biggest number of job vacancies are attempt agencies. the total was about 1 million jobs up for grabs. the fallout from the decision to phase out nuclear energy will be very expensive for power companies. a new report puts the cost of dismantling the power plant at more than 18 billion euros? the 17 facilities will have to be decommissioned. the plants are going offline in stages with the last due to shut down in 2022. for more, it is back to brian. >> we are staying with the nuclear sector. switzerland's parliament has approved plans to shut down the country's nuclear power plants over the next two decades. the first will be closed in 2019. the government says faster decommissioning is not necessary because each has passed a stress test. they get about 40% of their energy from their nuclear reactors. a member of the libyan national transitional council says that they believe that muammar gaddafi is hiding among nomadic tribes along the border with algeria. troops loyal to the interim leadership have seen more setbacks in their attempt t

school records, completions, attempts, and yards.like in the third quarter coming out after the half, you guides were just starting to move the ball at will, a lot of short passes. what did you discuss at halftime? >> just continue to do what we're doing. we had a great game plan, lots of defense. just the same as last year. they came out with a little head of steam the first half, and we made great adjustments at halftime. really pleased with the way we adjusted. came out in the second half and battled our butts off. my guys up front, i might have to take them to dinner again. those guys played their butts out. i was very excited about it. >> jeannine: i know angela spencer was named at halftime. an emotional win for you. what's it like to get this win for coach spencer? >> that's a family. she is one of us. it was nice to get a win. >> jeannine: congratulations on a great game, brandon. >> sean: may she rest in peace. oklahoma state rallies to win four takeaways by the defense a huge part of the turnaround in this game as well. fin

germany attempts to calm fears over greece's potential default by urging members of the eurozone to stick together that stormy skies are looming over europe. for help. libyan transitional forces have given residents of the. strongholds two days to leave or face. the international court.

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. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend, brandy, was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cellnes into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. that's the only good thing out of this thing. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. class a trafficking. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something to say. he used the camera our producer left with him to record personal thoughts. >> i feel like so bad right now that i put her through what i put her through, risk my business and everything just for a few dollars. i guess you cou

attempting to smuggle drugs into the jail. though he claims he's cleaned up his act.eputations die hard. and today his cell is one of the first searched. >> they said they found drugs downstairs in the bathroom. they thought they were from me. in the bathroom downstairs that everyone has access to every day. but because i clean down there, they wanted to question me about it. i don't know what they were talking about though. >> giuliano's cell comes up clean. while the search turns up plenty of contraband items, no drugs or weapons were found if had the unit. >> it was a good opportunity to get property items they weren't authorized to have in their cells. >> you got a [ bleep ] illegal outlet. it's a fire hazard. >> giuliano says he wasn't surprised to be at the top of the deputies' list. >> they target the ones they think know something first. why they would think me, i don't know. before maybe they had a recent to. but i've been staying out of trouble. i don't know why they -- >> still, giuliano says he has no regrets about his past. >> i'm not ashamed of anything.

turkey's presidents in berlin to discuss immigration germany it's drawdowns attempt to be a full member which would allow freedom of movement germany's is europe's and most ethnically diverse country with a big turkish population but it's struggling with multiculturalism. and with the palestinian bid the u.n. recognition just a couple of days away israel and its key partner the u.s. and their opposition israeli military air forces are arming in four to find that borders even though officials are calling for the palestinians to resume direct talks. but next hour she talks to one of the palestinian president mahmoud abbas his advisors who participated in drafting the u.n. bed he explains the solid goals behind this symbolic. let me i have talked in the bill south a member of the palestinian legislative council to thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. some israeli officials admit that they are losing the battle at the united nations are you confident of a positive vote we're absolutely certain that you're there is somebody that's where the votes count in the security council of c

interview since the charges of attempted rape against a new york hotel maid were dropped dominique strauss kahn was questioned on a french channel by an interviewer who's a friend of his wife he insisted the hotel encounter didn't involve violence but did however admit to a quote moral failing on his part he took to the airwaves to apologize to france and said it was something he would urge all his life strauss kahn resigned as i.m.f. chief in may after he was arrested but the case against him collapsed in august over doubts that his accuser was credible. well it's time now to have some fun let's tell you about how there is ways to deal with the global financial crisis that have caused many disputes around the world but a pair of russian billionaires took that debate to a whole new level to tycoons came to blows up the recording of a talk show for one of russia's main channels and this is a property developer asserted polonsky and next to him there on the left is media mogul alexander lebedev who owns two british newspaper business men were arguing throughout the show but the situation got

attempts were made to bring the e.u. membership issue into the focus i believe that europe's demands for changing the political system belong in the past the principle of europe which wants to do with those new owners a governor as an interview units doesn't mean you can't intrusion of power in new functions by booze nia and herzegovina but at this stage this plan can be acceptable for us europe itself is facing great challenges it's clear that you are is concerned with the economic situation in certain countries that will be followed by certain economic and political pressure. the enthusiasm about the membership which the people in both me and her to governor used to share as if into gunned down by now the people in both in her to go into a more cautious about europe which the previously used to see is an ideal place today it's become clear that europe has many political social and economic problems of its own and its becoming and capable of holding them. you recently said mr president i quote serbia canot reclaim and r

place in africa it did not take place in libya it took place in europe and this is nothing but an attempt to colonize north africa and they're beginning with libya which has the most lucrative oil resources in africa and had a higher standard of living in africa so this is clearly an act of forced removal and definitely regime change. so to get out for off also spoke the nato's and then saw the french shield in europe which the u.s. is actively developing the russian foreign minister says there's no indication of washington's willingness to cooperate with moscow on the issue or the kremlin wants to create a joint missile defense system but the offer is been met with a lukewarm response from nato on friday turkey agreed to host a radar for the western chill option the system could threaten its security but russell claims it's aimed against so-called rogue states moscow's requests for written guarantees have so far been brushed off by the alliance. and while the u.s. remains reluctant to cooperate russia is working to make sure its only nuclear arsenal is in top shape it's exactly test fire

turkey's presidents in berlin this consummate gratian journey and strong attempts to be a full even member which will allow freedom of movement germany's europe's most ethnically diverse country with a big turkey's population but it struggling with multiculturalism. and with the palestinian bid for u.n. recognition just a couple of days away israel and its key partners in the u.s. are keen to show their opposition israeli military forces are all making force on their borders even though officials are calling for the palestinians to receive direct stand. next to one of the palestinian president mahmoud abbas's advisors who participated in drafting the u.n. bids explains the solid goals behind the symbolic meaning. with me i have gotten a bill south a member of the palestinian legislative council dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. some israeli officials admit that they are losing the battle i think united nations are you confident of a positive vote we're absolutely certain in the job there is something that's where the votes count in the security council of course you need j

interview since charges of attempted to rape against a new york hotel maid were dropped dominic strauss kahn was questioned on a french t.v. channel by an interviewer who was a friend of his wife he insisted the hotel encounter didn't involve violence but admitting to quote a moral failing on his part he took to the airwaves to apologize to france and said it was something he would urge read all his life strauss kahn resigned as i.m.f. head in may after he was arrested but the case collapsed in august over doubts over his accuser's credibility. turning to why would we want to what is by far and away my favorite story of the day ways to deal with the global financial crisis have caused many disputes all around the world but russian billionaires have taken this debate to a whole new level to tycoons came to blows out a recording of a talk show for one of russia's main channel the now this is a property developer of stargate polanski in the middle and media mogul alexander lebedev on the left there the owner of two british newspapers now the businessman had been arguing throughout the prog

the stress not only of the robbery attempt, but losing his job. >> live for us. me now to talk more about this is talk show host who is an msnbc contributor. what's your take on this? >> i'm sympathetic to the guy, but he has a difficult legal case to prosecute. i'm sympathetic for all the reasons when you hear that report about what he went flew and here's a guy standing there trying to pull the trigger and kill him and he gets fired? how can that be? if you think about it from walgreens perspective, they cannot afford to have a host of different reactions out there in the field. they need to have one policy that is going to affect hundreds if not thousands of employees and i think the risk is just too high. if they green line this and open the door, they issue going to be looking for the employee who acts illogical because they have a weapon on them. i can kind of understand that the policy need to if we were held up, hand over the money. just discuss this and taken a lot of calls, i was contacted by people who worked for other retail establishments and you wil

oh jee-hyun, arirang the italian government has approved a package of austerity measures... as it attempts to balance its budget. the move is expected to be viewed positively by moody's when it reconsiders the country's credit rating later this week. park ji-won reports. in the midst of continuing uncertainty over greece's debt woes,... the italian parliament finally approved a 54 billion euro package of austerity measures on wednesday. the lower house passed the center-right government's austerity budget plans... that aim to balance the country's budget deficit by 2013. the package of tax

directed at president saleh, who is been in saudi arabia since june, recovering from an assassination attempt. let's get the story. >> the second day of deadly violence in the yemeni capital. the street battle is bringing to an end what is effectively a political stalemate lasted for months. the protesters have been trying to extend the area where they have been camping in thousands, demanding that these long time yemeni ruler, president saleh, leave office for good.

there's another attempt to win u.n.record recognition as well with the palestinian president trying to launch a paid for statehood despite the u.s. promise to veto it that some israeli west bank settlers say they're ready to leave the area that their government won't let them. and growing tension at serbia's border with breakaway kosovo but the standoff at disputed checkpoints following the seizure of my cost of a police helped by nato the you forces local services block the roads leading the crossings in a protest against what they called unilateral action of constables helping.