i am george thomas, my colleague wendy griffith is on assignment. we begin with significant news in iran. yousef nadarkhani faces excuse for refusing to renounce his faith. >> reporter: iranian court told yousef nadarkhani to recant hills christian faith or face the death penalty. he refused every time. >> they use the phrase, pat, opportunities. if he recants his faith in jesus christ, he gets mercy under sharia law. anybody that says sharia law is compatibl compatible, it is not. >> in this case the courts are using fatwas issues by powerful ayatollahs. >> this is illegal, not only in the spite of the iranian constitution, also national treat ties. >> the pastor's case stands of a clear example of iran's crack down on christians. the government has openly admitted iranians are leaving the christian faith. >> this persecution has gained momentum. >> mean believe pastor yousef nadarkhani was targeted because he spoke out. charlene israel, cbn news. >> american center for law and justice is working to help free pastor yousef nadarkhani. joining us is

the question was elly peterson's friendship with martha griffiths. of course, when she started off in politics, and she writes about this, when she went to work for the republican party, the michigan democratic party seemed to be on the ascendancy with people like phil hart and martha griffiths and her husband and neil stabler. so she viewed her, obviously, as a very talented competitor. but, um, they became close later in their lives, and griffiths succeeded in the getting the era discharged from the house judiciary committee during the time when elly peterson was assistant chairman of the republican national committee. and she, when elly was in washington at the time was the first time that women were appointed as generals by president nixon. and so she hosted a reception to mark this occasion. and because she viewed it as a victory for women rather than a victory for republicans, she invited her counterpart from the democratic national committee over to share in this reception. and i bring this up only because the day that this event happened was

here's daniel griffith. >> first, the prayers, then the protests. it's a familiar passer now on fridays in syria, demonstrators marching in cities across the country, calling for president assad to go and for a no-fly zone to protect civilians. unconfirmed reports suggest syrian security forces open fire on protesters in several cities. and his strongest statement so far, the arab league said it sent an urgent message to the syrian government for the violence to stop. but the clashes seem to be almost daily now. there's unverified footage shows fighting earlier this week. months after the uprising began, residents refuse to back down. president assad blames this violence on what he calls armed terrorist gangs. he has seen other arab leaders fall but so far, he remains defiant. and he can count on powerful protectors. senior chinese envoy was in damascus on thursday calling for an end to the violence but appearing to rule out any tough international action against syria. the protest will continue but demonstrators face a leader determined to stay in

here's daniel griffiths. >> the message is loud and clear. italy's opposition angry about the government's handling of the economic crisis. we are on the eve of the sorlte revolt, as demonstrators are showing. before there is any violence, someone needs to show a sense of responsibility. the government must give up power or silvio berlusconi needs to leave politics or be made to leave by his supporters. because he will never leave of his own accord. this is who they blame, prime minister silvio berlusconi. today he faces a crucial confidence vote in parliament. analysts say it will be close, although many expect him to win. on thursday, mr. berlusconi claimed defeat would be a disaster for italy. >> to those who ask us to take a step back, we reply in this manner -- we will never bow to this request, not because we want to safeguard our power, but because there is no alternative government, and early elections would not be a solution to the problems we have. >> even if silvio berlusconi wins today, the deepening economic crisis and fears of s

he went to one dinner party with will smith and then another one at melanie griffith and antonio banderasuse. must suck to need money that badly. have to go to antonio banderas' house to pick it up. it's like trick-or-treating in the most embarrassing possible way. this is pretty funny. over the weekend in indiana former "survivor" winner rupert -- do you remember him, he looks like he collects human heads. he is announcing that he's running for governor of indiana. thanks, arnold schwarzenegger. entering as a libertarian if. if he doesn't get elected he has a good shot of winning wrestle mania. >> i am seeking the libertarian party's nomination for governor of indiana. [ cheers and applause ] >> there are a lot of issues facing hughing hoosiers now. >> jimmy: he won't be squandering money on haircuts or shampoo. some aren't taking him seriously because he's rupert from "survivor" but the man has been on three times running an ad that find to be very persuasive. >> rupert for governor, vote for him or he'll hug you. paid for by rupert boneham. >> jimmy: because he smells. probably. i don'

griffith played the role of a biker living in denver and in mexico. he and sills corresponded over the telephone and through the mail before they met in person. >> we made the phone arrangements in jail while she was incarcerated. >> i have about 18 years in prison and that's bull [ bleep ]. you can take a gamble and end up doing 18 years or you can do a sure thing and end up -- nothing. >> see, if you could rough him up and try to scare him off, right and then if i don't want show for the first one, then they'll throw it out. and then the other. i'm serious. i'm serious. >> sills signs over a promissory note, witnessed by a guard who was in on the sting. it guarantees payment for the job. >> i will sign it, the promissory, and i don't want to know anything else, do you understand? >> anyone in the facility that's monitored, recorded. i was aware she knew that and could still go through the conversations that we had. >> i'm willing to testify, whatever it takes. >> donna sills is convicted and sentenced to 16 years in prison for the solicitation as we

. >> i am curious to elly peterson have a relationship with martha griffith and their support of thequal rights amendment? did they work together? >> the question was elly peterson's friendship with martha griffith and chris when she started off in politics and she writes about this, when she went to work for the republican party the michigan democratic party seem to be on the offensive with all these people like phil hart and her husband and stabler, so she viewed her obviously is a very talented competitor. but they became close later in their lives. group has succeeded in getting the era discharged from the house judiciary committee during the time when elly peterson was assistant chairman of the republican national committee. when elly was in washington at the time of the worst time that women were appointed as generals by president nixon, so she hosted a reception to mark this occasion because she viewed it as a victory for women rather than a victory for republicans. she invited her counterparts on the national committee over to share this reception. i bring this up only becaus

the schools around griffith are george washington carver, malcolm x, a hidden gem, and double rock. the willie brown school was closed. it is proposed to be reopened when the bill passes. then the partner high-school is marshall, where the majority of kids tend to go. many kids go to a range of schools. these are partner schools. i want to talk for just a second. the grant to does something for the residents. it provides social service money to provide an on-site community center. case workers worked in the developments day today and wake up every day and think about the need for those residents and then work differently in a way with those families. they also partner with the consolation of schools. the thing that is exciting is that it really comes at a time when the district has already been focused on the school transformation through the superintendent zone under the leadership of the doctor and the superintendent himself. there was some core work that was happening to address the historic inequities in the bayview. the district has been focused on release supporting and develo

. >> when days break in los angeles, the winding roads and steep terrain of griffith park are traverseda familiar company of men. it is a morning training ritual that manny pacquiao has been completing for a decade, a decade during which he has risen to the top of the boxing world. and earned the ability to obtain virtually anything in the world he desires. ♪ >> what the hell are these? lights? >> yes, those are the l.e.d.s. >> like his opponent, pacquiao likes cars and today, michael konz is making a purchase for him, a ferrari 458 italia, and sticker price is $400,000. >> your car will be there by 4:30. thank you, boss. >> a little present for manny for the fight, good luck. knock him out. >> and in the afternoon he relaxes in the apartment. watching one of his favorite philippine movies starring manny pacquiao. at 12:30 as promised the salesman james dellposo accompanies him to the apartment to deliver the keys and the package. >> this is my movie. ♪ >> after watching the film to the conclusion, pacquiao heads to the garage to check out the new purchase. >> you like it? >> i know you

i am wendy griffith, george thomas is on vacation. president obama's announcement that all u.s. troops will be out of iraq by the end of year is getting mixed reviews. many with ties to the military are grateful, it is not unanimous. some fear iran will gain greter influence over that country. mark martin reports. >> reporter: troops in iraq will become more frequent. some troops had been away more than a year, many on third or fourth deployment. in san diego military families are looking forward to military families coming home. some are cautiously optimistic and weary of politics. >> republican presidential candidates have serious reservations of pulling out the remaining troops. >> this administration has telegraphed its intentions all too often and that is just not acceptable. >> some of the toughest words came last night at an iowa conservative faith forum from newt gingrich. >> after eight lives, thousands of lives, hundreds of billions of dollars, we will leave in defeat. iran is stronger. >> president stands by his decision. >> in iraq, we have succeeded in our decision

. >> and i am wendy griffith. more than 24 people dead and 200 wounded after an attack on a coptic christian church sparked riots. john waage has that story. >> reporter: the worst violence since hosni mubarak last february in march. police arrested dozens of people in tahrir square after clashes between coptic christians, muslims and security forces escalated out of control. christians had gathered to protest after muslims partially demolished a church last week. attacks against christian churches increased. christian represent just ten percent of the country's 80 million people. some said the clashes were not as much related to religion as to the army's handling of the situation. the army has controlled the egyptian government for the past 40 years. rioters burned army vehicles and brutal of friends of victims who posted on the internet. >> an emergency cabinent meeting. the latest violence created new concerns about the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for late november. john waage, cbn news. >> joini

raise more than 4 million dollars over the threee day trip westa with the help longoria ann melanie griffith'll also make an appearance on "the tonight show.".. his raney reporting.. i'm melisaa the president's trip lso includes a fundraiser ii san francisco and a visit to denver to talk jobs. first lady michelle obama is going from wife... to motter... to now authhr.she's written a book... ppomoting better nutrition ann edible gardening. it's titled "american grown: how the white house kitchen garden inspires families, schools, and communities."the book is set proceeds will be donattd to a charity that will be revealed later. g-o-p ccndidate rick perry today... in south carolina.an - unddr his plan... the texas governor would give americans a choice between the current income tax syssem... and a 20- percent flat tax.perry's flat tax plan preserves some parts of the current taa gains... social security es benefits... and theeestate tax. make iling taxes easier... ld - trilliin dollars n compliance costs... and provvde a better environment for creating jobs. 3 p3 whee your offense can't get a

griffith of virginia, and mr. butterfield of north carolina for their leadership on this important issue. unfortunately the boiler mact rule has the potential to cause a broad base of industries a total of nearly $14.4 billion in compliance cost and it could jeopardize upwards of 225,000 jobs. in my home state of georgia alone, the boiler mact rule would put nearly 6,400 jobs at risk. a time when 14 million americans are out of work, we need to take the necessary steps to prevent adding even more people to these unemployment rolls. mr. chairman, h.r. 2250, which simply delayed this rule by 15 months, in order to insert much needed common sense into this rule making process. by providing this important delay, there will be ample time for the e.p.a. to craft rules that will take into account the economic impact of these regulations and to provide industries with the needed time for their implementation. this has the potential of creating more certainty in the marketplace and currently exists and will help spur econo

media campaign to lead people to christ>> welcome everyone to "christian world news" i am wendy griffith. >> and i am mark martin. revolutionary fighters have captured and killed moammar gadhafi. the dictator that served in mercy in his reign was begging for mercy. we warn you the video maybe disturbing, begging for his life as rebels overtake him and died from bullets to the head and chest. cbn news, tyler james james shows us this ruthless dictator was outspoken. >> libyan fighters chanting in arabic, god is great destroying posters of moammar gadhafi and burning his flag. >> we have done a great job for all the country and libya is now facing a challenge. >> gadhafi killed after revolutionary forces overtook his hometown. last major fortified position for ousted leader and fallen regime. the libyan leader ruled for 42 years promoting islamic socialism. he quickly became the most outspoken antileaders. he used the country's oil revenue to fund terrorist. in 1986, he targeted a popular disco popular with american soldiers. >> u.s. retaliated with an air strike on gadhafi's compound and

empty beer cans so with what we traditionally see of the viet nam war to read who is the look jones griffiths? >> i believe he's an englishman who covered the war and was one of just a couple of photojournalist interested. that is something that proved very difficult when i was trying to find quality images to include in the book. i did find lots of mosul quality images taken by them themselves who had very little facility with a camera they were using so lots of blurry shots and darken the interior. the professional journalists were charged with getting a story that would help to sell papers and the war they tended to focus on was the killing and the dalia and war and the images they produce are powerful and beautiful one. there's a photo in the book that's also very famous but there was another photographer i talked a lot about, mark jury who was a soldier journalist. they took photographs that captured this other side of the war and underlined the impression that the war was of great urgency for most americans fighting it. >> when did you get interested in the vietnam war? >> very early in

significant in reflection of the way we have done this project, the $30.5 million grant to alice griffith. that was a wonderful shot in the arm and confirms again the vision that gavin newsom started and i get to help make sure gets done, every mayor since that time has made that commitment. we get to see it for like being carried out with the residents living on that site and working to transform their lives in a positive way, and of course, parker said. i think the first and we created increase density on the city. guess what -- over 55 new homes, 300,000 square feet of commercial space will be added, completely through private investment, and reflective of the faith we have in the 1500 rent-controlled apartments will be rebuilt with an unprecedented level of protection to ensure the rights of existing tenants. that project will prove to be a great project for our city, and at the end of the planning process, the western neighborhoods could see a significant capital transportation investment, including separating the air motion view from the 19th avenue and extending muni metro to daly

those celebrating a federal grant of just over $30 million to help rebuild the rundown the alice griffith project known as double rock to residents. san francisco has every reason to be proud.etition competition, there were 42 progra for the program. >> it was built in 1972 and is in line to be torn down. it's part of the hunters point shipyard shipyard redevelopment plan. with the extra infusion of the cash should fast track the process. construction should begin in 18-24 months. >> we'll replace the public housing units and add more affordable housing and work force housing. at the end of the day, it will be mixed income community. >> when former mayor gavin newsom pushed the project years ago, he promised residents he could stay in their apartments until the new ones are built. current mayor acknow acknowledgd acknowledged the promises. >> there is a delivery of hope that is reflected in the decision. >> the head of the tenants >> it's a big deal when action happens. it's a big deal to me when actually developments start. >> the redey agency has already committed $30 million towards th

antonio banderas and melanie griffith will host a fundraiser at their home. >>> herman cain with strong support. the university of iowa poll has cain ahead of mitt romney by 10 points now. cain has been grabbing headline for his 999 tax plan and now poconos are taxing his stance on abortion. cain says he is against abortion but last week clarified to say it should be an option for victims of rape and incest. other presidential hopeful says that makes him pro-choice. >> it is a liberal canard to say i am personally pro-life but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life. you are pro having your cake and heating it too. >> you can't be for -- be pro- life and say people have a choice to do whatever they want. >> also over the weekend, candidate ron paul talked about the economy saying in order for things to get back on track, he believes the market has to crash first. >>> a tough loss in more ways than one. the panthers beat the redskins 33-20. cam newton threw if a touchdown and ran for one. santana months, london fletcher and tim hightower al

. >> my name is mike graphic, -- griffith, and i am the general contractor.ust want to say it has been a real big inconvenience to have this guy appeal our permits. he makes of this bogus claim and then shut us down for six weeks, and we also have another permit that is about to clear, and i think he will try to appeal it on some other bogus claims. hopefully we will not see you guys again. thank you. director goldstein: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, we will move to item number two, commissioner's comments and questions. commissioner hwang: just addressing the comments we have heard, having been on this for less than two years, has it been a year even, it does strike me that if there is any way the board can review its records to determine -- i do not know how mr. w.b. coyle's appeal was withdrawn -- director goldstein: just this evening. commissioner hwang: maybe we can look into the past two or three years whether appeals have been filed and then withdrawn? i would be interesting to see what we come up with. director goldstein: and the o

. >> and i'm wendy griffith. an iranian pastor facing a death sentence for his christian faith is still fighting for his life. pastor yusef nardarkhani could be executed at any time. the latest report suggests the regime is increasing pressure, even making up charges to justify their charges. >> reporter: the pastor was convicted of appostasy in 2,010 cent 2010 and sentenced to death. he was also convicted of zionism. however, an english version transcript of his superior court case makes no mention of those charges. >> pastor yusef nardarkhani has done nothing but maintain his devout faith. the iranian authorities would try to force him to denounce that faith crosses all bounds of decency and iran's own international obligations. >> at a court appearance last week, the pastor refused to recant his faith. when asked to repent by judges, he said, "repent means to return. what should i return to? to the blasphemy that i had before my faith in christ?" meanwhile, religious rights advocates continue to speak out for

after this another hollywood actor couple, melanie griffith and her husband antonio banderas for latinos for obama co-hosted by eva longoria and that's $5,000 per couple. 120 people taking part in that. then tomorrow he's going to be on "the tonight show" with jay helpo hoping to raise several million for the campaign before they head north to san francisco. the president, i should point out here a little late. we're told that on his way here from l.a.x. he stopped on peco boulevard to visit a roscoe's chicken and waffles, a famous little establishment chain in southern california. he ordered some chicken wings, shook some hands, took some pictures and hopped back in the motorcade and made his way here, having chicken wings before he has two high-profile dinners than the chicken he got at that chicken and waffle house. in any case, the president once again back in southern california raising more cash before he heads north. i'm conan nolan reporting live from los angeles. back to you. >> okay, conan. thank you very much. president obama with will smith and melanie griffith among the v.i.

i remember, as your fans to come up when you and melanie griffith got together. i am curious your own take on this. it is terribly common in our country now, this notion of blended families, when a husband and wife get together. in your case, you did not have kids from your first marriage, but she has kids and there are a couple of biological fathers in tow. it is a blended family. i grew up in a blended family. what are your thoughts on how you make blended families work these days? there are certain examples of blended families that do work, but there are also many examples of where the infighting can rip a thing apart. >> i don't know. if i had the secret recipe that could give everybody -- i think it has to do with believing in yourself and leaving time to each member of the family. for us, i often feel very guilty because of the time that i spend up side of my home, and the little time sometimes i have for my kids. it is very difficult for me to give advice to anybody. i know things we did at the beginning. we used to bring our kids everywhere. if i had to w

we have development happening in alice griffith, hunters view. this is to present this.is the point where leaders will come together to continue to move san francisco into the 21st century. training will happen right here at this facility. -- this is the press of this -- precipice. thank you for making an investment in our community. i also want to thank our other brothers and sisters share from labor. it is not justified or struggle that the elected leaders can take up on our own. it is the site where we need the help of labor as we walked forward to transform this great city. we will continue to be a world- class city providing jobs and opportunity for everyone. there is room at the table for everyone. we're going into a pretty heated election cycle. i want to encourage you to stay the course and continue to look at the big picture. that is to make sure that the local economy thrives. it is going to start right here, today. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, malia. of like to introduce the training 38 coordinator. he has been the trainer for nine years. he has been wo

and the face taste for griffith and discovery if there it didn't wash out of course that you could jewish people every lamb seemed. so entirely right and of course didn't understand that this was going to be at the expense of the existing. and have. nothing if you like if. you chose something that you think you. know. there was an imminent corruption process more corruption process as part of occupation when he takes an eighteen year old you just in this uniform you give him a gun and the power to control people it's like a massacre where you are one plus one ins to sam's club using cut us then you're destroying their property looking shooting against orders or west orders and hurting innocent people if it's something that you can avoid when you're there to restore is the political power the secular sentiments the power to influence the commanders to brigade officers is the center for whoever right controls earth the sneezers all everyone feels and every brigade commander i've ever known as the defender if you will confront the sectors the solutions are material. when i came or two thousa

he also attended a fundraiser at the home of melanie griffith and antonio banderas in l. a..ack in new york the stars turned out to see johnny depp's latest film "the rum diary." it's based on a novel written by hunter s. thompson. >> knowing that hunter was you know, had that great enthusiasm, all those years ago back in '97 to say you know let's produce this together man. and to finally have this sense of closure that -- to wrap it up for him is yeah -- it's a very emotional thing. >> reporter: this marks the second time depp has played a character based on thompson. he portrayed the journalist in "fear and loathing in las vegas." you can catch it on friday. that's your eye on entertainment. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching fuzz news at 5:00 a.m -- 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. monika and i just noticed what we should do when we're with cameras, pose like the woman next to johnny depp. strike a pose. >> hold up your mirror for you. >> how often has that happened to johnny depp? >> regularly. >> i will happen. >> okay

griffith and alemany family developments. >> good afternoon. general manager for power. this memorandum of understanding is before you, this resolution would allow us to continue to provide the condition assessment and operation and maintenance and emergency services to the san francisco housing authority five locations that were just read. we have provided that through a memorandum of understanding in the prior to the fiscal years and with the authority sought here today if granted, we would continue that relationship. we do have a typo. it indicates it would be one haggard $50,000 worth of services for each of two fiscal years. each aspect is incorrect. it is $150,000 for services in total for those two fiscal years. with that change, i ask for your support. happy to answer questions. president vietor: i know a bit about the hopesf rebild project. is this related to that, and is it going to continue? >> it is not related to that. those are rebuilds of existing facilities. this just maintains the existing facilities as they stand today. we're looking at the role we migh

we are recipients of a hud grant, community choice program ground to rebuild our alice griffith one of the hardest areas of our city and toughest of our public housing developments. if you look at years ago, it was -- it was very high in the statistics in twain -- 2009 of all the shootings and gang recruitment. we are going to rebuild that housing with those neighbors on site and residents of alice griffin participating in the building of their housing. that is how you get strong communities. that is how even our chief says the other programs aren't worki working, your job will be 10 times harder. so building strong communities in my opinion will contribute a long way to prevention and we are fortune with leader pelosi and feinstein to get that grant in the right way. one reason they chose us is because of the integration we have working directly with the residents who have been victimized many years. they get to build their housing with us as a partnership. >> just one final comment. the a.g. is on her way up. one thing we're trying to do on the federal level is to have the various fe

daniel griffiths has this report. >> seven months on, more than 3,000 dead. but it's still stalemate in syria. after friday prayers, protesters fill the streets again. they want president assad to go, but they also had another message. president assad blames the guy lens on armed gangs attacking government forces. behind the show of unity, there are rumors of divisions. and some top soldiers have already defected to the opposition, including this senior officer who recently spoke to the bbc. >> we're counting on defections. there are larger numbers occurring every day. but we know that this regime cannot be taken out without using force. we're now preparing for this stage. you understand. >> on friday in its strongest warning so far, the united nations claimed that the peaceful protests may soon turn into arms conflict. >> the onus is on all members of the international community to take protective action in a collective and decisive manner before the repression and killings drive the country into a full-blown civil war. >> but there are big differences among

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. >> reporter: amanda griffith snyder was unemployed for two years before she found her job at the medical marijuana dispens is ory. i have benefits as well. i am in a nice environment. before i was home and i was getting depressed and sad and feeling like there was nothing out there. >> reporter: organizers at this year's job fair inside of the exes poe says she is a success story. a story -- express ex-- exposee she is a success story. >> a story that not all will follow. >>> the canibus industry is offering job nas is still growing. >> you can start from scratch if you are starting your own. if you are working for something else it will be $15 to $20 wage unless you are working for commission or a salesperson. >> reporter: as for the concern that working in the industry may make it tough for a mainstream job down the road she says she is taking it one step at a time. >> as far as i know, at least in california, there are a lot of canibus-friendly companies. >> reporter: people said marijuana was going to be their future career or they said they need work now and can not think about the

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include 10,500 homes. 1/3 of the house and will be below market rate, including the rebuild alice griffith public housing development. new companies that are coming into the hunters point and bayview area -- as you know, we opened fresh and easy just last month on august 24. i opened that stored to the light of so many residents to see their first full grocery store service. this is their second store in san francisco. the first one opened up on june 20. in addition to fresh and easy, san francisco's wholesale market produce is located in the bayview, and that produce market currently houses 30 companies in the 300,000 square foot wholesale market place. a produce market is a source of good jobs that pay well, and they do not require four-year degrees. the market's 200,000 square feet expansion will generate an additional 350 permanent jobs and $500 million in economic impact, keeping and creating good jobs in san francisco. another economic anchor for the community will be a 3 million square foot innovation district of green office space, clean technology, research and development uses. t