dina, thank you for being with us. tell us just exactly what do authorities know. >> well, actually, there's more that they don't know than what they know. but there was a source in pakistan that had suggested sort of a vague plot. the vague plot involved at least three operatives, perhaps one american, perhaps a car bomb, something to coincide with the 9/11 anniversary, and it also seems that it was something that they had started. and that's what intelligence officials are trying to figure out now-- what does started mean? does that mean they've already dispatched people? does that mean it was planned? does that mean people are here? in your piece you were talking g about how they are scrubbing for information. they are take the information they have from this one source and see how it might jibe with other things that they have been picking up over the last couple of months glued now, why are they focusing, apparently, on subways and bridges and so forth? >> >> i think when you talk about car bombs and you want to h

good afternoon i am tom negovan and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. while osama bin laden's ran al- qaeda as global operation terrorism experts say american- born cleric and war all al- awlaki worked the internet to draw it in the lone wolf terrorists >>a government official in yemen said a joint intelligence sharing operation between yemen and the united states led to the attack or a u.s. drone killed him and a second american samir as well as to whether people in a car in yemen the pentagon has issued new rules for chaplains on officiating same-sex marriages 10 days after the military dumped its don't ask don't tell policy on gays and lesbians in the military chaplains are being told that they can perform the marriages on or off a military base if permitted by state or local law >>wind kicking up gusts of up to 60 mi. per hour and no parts of the lake front door shut down due to these high waves. >>the legion's judy wang is live with their report >>i am here at no. avenue beach where the waves are pretty incred

. >> the package with their precious photos never arrived to drive savers, dina checked fed yechl trackingshowing it went from their local office to oakland, and then, to the facility in petaluma, and the tracking stops there. >> so my husband called them and fed-ex told them the package was lost. >> then, i called drive savers they said we don't have it. well... where is it? >> fechl ex -- they searched and the couple refwretd they made just a few prints. here in frames and a calendar. they did file a claim for the $229 value of the hard drive. fed-ex only would pay $100. >> and there is a $100 limit. >> because the couple did not declare a value, fed-ex would not pay the full a dina called 7 on your side. we contacted federal express. it could not explain what happened to that package. and agreed to redouble efforts to find it and pay the full $229 for the hard drive after all. it said we're highly rated for series reliability and take this matter seriously. now, they are busy making new memories. holding on to the few old memories they have in print. >> hopefully, there is some hope we

i'm really glad that i can say that he was my dad and that i'm related to him. >> dina and her girls pennsylvania for the ceremony, instead, they went to southern california for the dedication of a garden in honor of tom at his alma mater, pepperdine university. one more thing. i talked to dena this weekend. one of the things that really struck me is she said she really didn't want this to destroy her life and her girls' lives. and decided to turn it into a gift. that's what she called it to me. she said that gift of a national voice, she helps people not forget september 11th and not forget how to be a leader like her husband, tom. she's a remarkable woman. >> we're trying to move on september 12th and beyond. >> absolutely. >> back in a moment. ♪ hing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the staff was remarkable. they made me feel safe trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- ou

these control points they see the essex the population here in the north as an extension of push dina's control over the disputed territory now amid concerns repeat of what we saw in july when filing clashes over the course think of the making of me to try and take this place resulted in the death of the policeman is actually being relatively quiet here what we've seen is a huge number of serbian. turning out at these barricades but what we've got at the moment it's a standoff situation is a war of. checkpoints at the barricades. and then the capel forces at the actual crossing over no one wants to make a move and although the word has been quite diplomatic from what we've heard a base side schools the calm the peace but of course the actions the scene quite different than those seems to be a lot of hostility between both sides that needs to be resolved. first reporting there has also caught up with a top negotiator mediated talks on kosovo was also being disputed checkpoints. the fun of it now calling on both sides to resume discussions and has shared his views on a possible solution t

attacks in the region for more on this me go lifeguard he's been a coach you know the reporting live dina so most of the victims were civilians but were they the actual targets of the attack. of that's right the latest incident that hit russia's republic of dagestan took the lives of eight innocent people including a child and these people were not the primary targets of usually this kind of incidents are targets of police officials police officers and government officials but these time innocent lives were taken and this bomb went off in a parked car as a group policeman approached to inspect it said one policeman was they killed and another six work severely injuries and at the moment they are in the hospital pointing to the information that we've got so far this car was that empty and the bomb was detonated so to massively meanwhile civilian victims also include an entire family comprising a mother father and a child who were in a car passing costing by the place of the incident as of the moment of the investigation is underway and a criminal case has been opened. other region has been

dina rabbani has been killed in a suspected suicide bombing at his home in kabul rabbani led afghanistan during the one nine hundred ninety s. and most recently ran the country's peace council attempting to negotiate a political solution to the government of the taliban speaking to our channel r.t. and one of his last interviews rabbani blamed foreign intervention for bringing initial instability to his country. certainly the people of afghanistan do not want foreign troops to remain in no country and we don't want our nation's security to depend upon the foreign military presence however considering the critical situation in your country the lack of stability and they continue unarmed clashes we have to tolerate a foreign military presence i have already emphasized a deal would have been no civil war in afghanistan and no problems with the taliban if not for the invasions by foreign countries after all the people of afghanistan had managed to leave for centuries without searching fighting. well discuss this tragic development in afghanistan. from kabul to diode sultanzoy political analy

that's what dina niad sat out to do in the ocean watters from cuba to key west. dr.an factor. >> more than 100 miles of open ocean separate cuba and key west. strong winds, vicious currents, and sharks make these waters very dangerous. but for champion distance swimmer diana niad, the waters also represent a challenge. she plans to be the first to cross these waters without a shark cage. >> i feel very centered about it. it's going to be difficult. >> now she attempted to swim once before in 1978 and she failed due to the weather. but the following year she set the world record for ocean womening without a shark cage. she then quit swimming for 30 years. now at age 62, she has to overcome significant open stick wills, not the least of which was her straining schedule. she had to have a 24-hour training swim in the ocean. training was only part of the battle. she also had to get visas from the u.s. and cuban governments, find a meteorologist, several boats, then a navigator to support her during the swim. finally, the day arrived. diana left havana on august 7th. she

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. >> reporter: in fair oaks, maria in dina for cbs 5. >>> san jose police appear to be minutes away from detonating a suspected explosive device that was found in a home. live picture from chopper 5 right now as police have set up sandbags in the front yard of the home on north sixth street. they are acting as a buffer around that device of course. it was found as police arrested that man in their home. the suspect has a history of collecting explosive devices. the neighbors have been ordered out of their homes as a safety precaution. parts of north 6th street closed as police deal with the situation and we'll keep an eye on it and chopper 5 will stay over it and bring up updates. >>> a routine traffic stop turned into a dangerous situation in the north bay. police say they found a four- foot rocket-propelled grenade launcher in the back seat of a car. police arrested the driver, a 15-year-old, then called the pentagon to help in identifying the weapon. after talking with washington, the berkeley bomb squad was called in to deal with the launcher. there is no ammo for the device, but sti

we have the coof of dina link communications. he joins us now to talk more about this.problem is this. >> this is very extensive. the scam artists have kept up with technology. because everybody is using cell phones now and the internet they are targeting everybody through these other devices. kelly: how many dollars are we talking about, in terms if someone calls any of these numbers, how much can they be charged per minute. >> they can be charged $25 per phupbt to a hundred dollars per minute. the problem with this is there is no regulation. if you have a 900 service in the united states there is regulation they have to let you know how much it is per call and they give you a certain amount of time to hang up on the call. that's the biggest problem here. kelly: some of the areas that we're looking at you can in fact call kwroes area codes. you're basically stating to of the scams are coming from other places and it's hard to get your money back if you know you've been p wronged. >> what happens these numbers most of them are in the caribbean, don't be fooled if you do

dina, a republican caller. caller: thank you for the opportunity.ant to ask kevin, how are you against unemployment insurance? i find that hard to do. i do know that it does make it worse. it makes the situation worse, however, there are so many millions of people, families, children just depending on it. it is hard for me to be against it. it is 99 weeks. does like everything else the government does, they do not do it well -- just like everything else the government does, they do not do it well, but it does help. it enables people to stay not working. .ost: let's leave it there we're almost out of time. are you concerned about what happens when people run out of money because they just cannot find a job? guest: sure. everybody is concerned about. work-sharing could help, because it slows job destruction. i am not against unemployment insurance at all. i just want to structure an employment insurance in a way that does not subsidize the creation of a structural problem. if we need to get ex-thousand dollars to people when they lose their jobs, i am

. >> reporter: jeff and dina the proud parents of children and people say they were living the good life crumble and began with reports from school. >> said things are not quite right with jason. >> they took their son jason to a medical center. the diagnosis was devastating. >> jason has mpsii there is no secure and jason will probably be gone by the age of 15 years old. >> mps2 also known as hunter's syndrome. a rare and inherited disease that causes facial changes and respiratory problems and stiffness and eventually brain failure. those who are diagnosed with it usually don't live long enough to graduate from high school and since it's genetic they feared the worse for their younger son, 2-year-old justin. >> my thoughts just kept going to justin. sorry. he wasn't even 2. and all of the symptoms and signs and things to look for that they were explaining about jason, i just kept seeing in justin. >> reporter: justin was also diagnosed with the fatal disease. they faced their challenge head-on. they were determined not to let these terrible events change their family life. they began a

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dina, a republican caller. caller: thank you for the opportunity. i want to ask kevin, how are you against unemployment insurance? i find that hard to do. i do know that it does make it worse. it makes the situation worse, however, there are so many millions of people, families, children just depending on it. it is hard for me to be against it. it is 99 weeks. does like everything else the government does, they do not do it well -- just like everything else the government does, they do not do it well, but it does help. it enables people to stay not working. .ost: let's leave it there we're almost out of time. are you concerned about what happens when people run out of money because they just cannot find a job? guest: sure. everybody is concerned about. work-sharing could help, because it slows job destruction. i am not against unemployment insurance at all. i just want to structure an employment insurance in a way that does not subsidize the creation of a structural problem. if we need to get ex-thousand dollars to people when they lose their jobs,

dina, a republican caller. caller: thank you for the opportunity. i want to ask kevin, how are you against unemployment insurance? i find that hard to do. i do know that it does make it worse. it makes the situation worse, however, there are so many millions of people, families, children just depending on it. it is hard for me to be against it. it is 99 weeks. does like everything else the government does, they do not do it well -- just like everything else the government does, they do not do it well, but it does help. it enables people to stay not working. .ost: let's leave it there we're almost out of time. are you concerned about what happens when people run out of money because they just cannot find a job? guest: sure. everybody is concerned about. work-sharing could help, because it slows job destruction. i am not against unemployment insurance at all. i just want to structure an employment insurance in a way that does not subsidize the creation of a structural problem. if we need to get ex-thousand dollars to people when they lose their jobs,