a dodge durango crashed with the mitsubishi eclipse thursday night near the intersection of broadwayand banks streets. the drivers were taken to johns hopkins, where they lated -- later died. no word on identities. police say speed may have been an actor in the accident. -- a factor in the accident. with the death of muammar gaddafi confirmed, more details are coming out about who killed him and how he died. with the new video service in showing that gaddafi was captured alive, the u.n. human rights office is calling for a full investigation into his death. we have the latest from libya. >> things finally started to quiet down late last night and they stayed quiet until this morning. we're hearing that rebel forces are still in gaddafi's home town where he was captured yesterday and we believe killed. rebel forces say they are making sure there are no more gaddafi loyalists in town and they are going through every block, every street, inch by inch, slowly. >> he killed a lot of people and he deserved what he got in the end. >> it is believed that gaddafi's body is still here in misra

since cyberattacks at mitsubishi heavy industries came to late in september, the ministry instructed all overseas missions to conduct daily virus checks. chief cabinet secretary osamu fujimura said on wednesday that the foreign ministry shares two area local experts, one dealing with general information and the other for classified information. he said only the network for general information was targeted. >> translator: the affected offices have been removing the viruses one by one with the help of computer experts. there is no report that any classified information has leaked so far. >> the hackers also attacked the computer network server of a diet lower house. the police is urging the lower house to further investigate the problem. the police issued the request on tuesday after being briefed by the lower house secretariat on the security breach from outside the chamber. the server is linked to the pcs of three lawmakers whose computers were found to have been infected by viruses in august. the lower house says no data leaks have been confirmed so far, but it has launched a task f

commodity prices also we'll keep track of shipping companies and trading companies, the likes of mitsubishi corporation, japan's biggest trading company and mitt s mitsuo osk. they tend to ben frit from higher commodity cruises. crude hasriesen from $57 to $82 right now. with the jobs the focus we'll see how the markets trade. for now the nikkei and the topix in the positive. back to you. >> thanks a lot, ramin p ramin mellegard from the tokyo stock exchange. let's also take a look at some other market figures now. that is all for now in business news. now it's back to catherine >> thanks very much, ai. >>> steve jobs gave the world the ipod, the iphone and a host of can't do without inventions. now the world is giving back. people in different corners of the planet are remembering the co-founder and former ceo of apple. he died wednesday at 56. people no tokyo laid flowers at one of apple's stores in the japanese capital. >> translator: steve jobs was someone who lived by his own rule, stay hungry, stay foolish. it was looking at him and his way of life i decided to start up a mean company

curb, you can see paint mark, then appeared to have struck the victim right there, hitting the mitsubishi galant and that toyota sienna, proceeding northbound on 14th street and now is being actively searched for by metropolitan police. they are still processing the scene. we will have more on this at 11:00. >> all right, thank you. >>> now, moving on to this story. guilty of first-degree murder. that is the verdict for carmela dela rosa. she is, as you know, probably the virginia woman who stood trial for tossing her 2-year- old granddaughter off a bridge at tyson's corner. she has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the jury did not buy it. after finding her guilty, they recommended a sentence of 35 years in prison for her. a judge will issue that formal sentence in january. >>> now to the occupied wall street movement. it is spreading around the country in a pretty big way. in los angeles, police arrested about 11 anti-wall street protesters. they entered a bank of america during the downtown march. hundreds of people were out there. protests are also being held in the streets of

the next example is union bank, which is owned by bank of tokyo mitsubishi. a few years ago, they and other banks provided almost $1 billion to build a coal-fired power plant in south africa. [bell rings] it would spew out over 36 million tons of greenhouse gases every year. in doing so, it would become one of the world's largest single- point sources of carbon pollution in the world. to make matters worse, it would mostly provide electricity to multinational corporations, who would get it and is subsidized rates. people who pay for the subsidies would be the rest of the south african ratepayers. this plan worsens energy access rather than making it better. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you so much for having us here. my name is david taylor with the rainforest action network. i want to talk about the environmental impacts of making portfolios. on behalf of rainforest action network, and want to talk about the crimes that bank of america is committing against public health and our climate through its financial support of the coa

is up two percent bank of china's two point three percent higher in japan mitsubishi financial group is a one point two percent black while it shouldn't say bank is one of the strongest performance it's three point four percent. this is the opening picture for the russian markets also been on a positive note with the r.t.s. some write up one and a half percent my six point four percent growth is supported by stronger prices as we're seeing right now and pretty much the only company which is trading in the negative zone is down point four percent because the kaliningrad monopoly authorities are looking into price fixing. from a nation's capital believes the market's eyes will focus on where america will be heading and also whether any surprises from. the data on the american c.p.i. will be pretty much important. if the headline inflation and the core inflation will be high and it will use the room for fair not for the easing of them wanted to report to see but i think that the major news which will be driving the market will begin from europe because they mean for usually and they are

bank announced easing measures so it's on its financial group advanced one point eight percent and mitsubishi financial group rose to help percent in tokyo cannot of the related firms rallied as well after a search for oil futures a new york on thursday now were two hours ahead of trading here in russia the indices bounced back on thursday following the shops sell off in the previous sessions both be out yes on the my six were up more than four percent of the close investors were inspired by the european central bank introducing new munich with the measures to support the banks it also announced a program to purchase coverage bonds but it's being seen as only a positive place with no sustained backup. there's another nod towards the end game for greece and other countries survival in the euro zone sexo bank's chief told me that there are no sovereign debt solutions which members are prepared to stop. you want the root problem which it is that the scars from your beautiful paper clip it when they cannot seem to have you the. truth from the truth your way to pounce upon me so how do you produce

announced easing measures so me telling its financial group at about one point eight percent and mitsubishi financial group rose two and a half percent in tokyo commodity related firms rallied as well after search for oil futures in new york on thursday now were two hours ahead of trading here in russia the indices bounced back on thursday following the shops sell off in the previous sessions both e.l.t.'s and m i six were up more than four percent at the close investors were inspired by the european central bank introducing a new uniquity measures to support the banks and also announced a program to purchase coverage bonds but it's being seen as only a positive blip with no sustained backup. there's another nod towards the end game for greece and other countries survival in the euro zone saxo bank chief told r.t. that there are no sovereign debt solutions which members are prepared to stop. we need to deal with the root problem which is that these guys do not have the ability to pay back that they do not seem to have the you know the will show the ability to try to generate a balanced econ

game two percent bank of china two point three percent in japan mitsubishi financial group is one point two percent higher than the since a bank is one of the strongest performances up more than three percent. russian markets did indeed open and actually was as of late but the myself has now come back down just not chair over it's flat signal from the individual movers only nice examine the majors on the next. lukoil down one point one percent has kaliningrad sense even though he was still looks into wright's fixing on the company's local retail outlets burbank is among the top again as was shares are up almost three percent federal grant company f.s.k. u.e.s. is a notch to the company posted almost two fold increase in its first net profit. well ad indeed we did see the market's come down earlier this week and jacobsen from sex the bank believes the volatility will stay in for some time and the market right now is creating that germany in the talks will side with the side of solidarity over this is blamed for what all of it in my opinion is just more of what i call extend and pretend s

of more than two percent bank of china by the pretty much the same out in japan mitsubishi financial group and it should say bankers some of the strongest performers are up more than two percent. russian markets initially opened positive but they're losing their steam the r.t.s. is up point four percent of my success come down two point seven percent in the red sea so what's moving the mice legs energy mages are look. for direction also lukoil has been pretty much in the red zone all session long as killing grads and the monopoly watchdog looks into price fixing at the potential price fixing i should say at the company's local retail outlets suburban ank is among the biggest gains of three percent this sell federal grid company f s k u s is that just are not china itself or the company posted almost two fold increase in first net effect. only this week investors were selling off after poor u.s. and chinese states seen jacobsen from saxo bank believes the volatility will stay in for some time the market right now is betting they germany in the e.u. talks will side with the side of sol

and bank of china up more than two percent in japan mitsubishi financial group and chins a bank of some of the strongest performers of the session this is the picture in russia the my sex there has reversed from earlier losses and now it's up a quarter of a percent the r.t.s. is one point two percent higher second look at what is driving the markets most energy majors are gaining this new course. is down point nine percent as kaliningrad anti-monopoly watchdog looks into price fixing up the company's local retail outlets as burbank is holding up some of the main game is in stock two point six percent it's up right now federal grant company f.s.k. u.e.s. to raise the early gains it's down half a percent the company post norma's two fold increase in first half net profit but that's not really surprising the stock. well earlier this week investors were selling off disappointing u.s. and chinese states up steam jacobson from saxo bank believes the volatility will stay for some time the market right now is betting that germany in the talks will side with the side of solidarity over disciplin

gain two percent bank of china two point three percent in japan mitsubishi financial group is one point two percent higher than this since a bank is one of the strongest performances up more than three percent. russian markets did indeed open initially brought as of late but the myself has now come back down just not char it's flat take a look at some of the individual movers on the mind's eye exam e.g. majors are mixed. lukoil down one point one percent as kaliningrad something nobody wants to looks into price fixing on the company's local retail outlets burbank is among the top gayness was shares up almost three percent federal grant company f.s.k. u.e.s. is a notch the company posted almost two fold increase in its first net profit. well the ad indeed we did see the market's come down earlier this week and steam jacobson from sexor bank believes the volatility will stay and for some time the market right now is creating germany in the world side with the side of solidarity over discipline but all of it in my opinion is just more of what i call extend and pretend you're extending buyi

say the driver of the dodge to wrangle, 23-year-old julie benson, died when he collided with a mitsubishi acquits killing a passenger, 18-year-old zoe crompton seen in the middle. >> they are currently investigating this accident. preliminary, it seems that speed may be a factor. >> four people were involved in the crash. the other two were taken to johns hopkins. >> a freshman nursing student after graduating from bryn mawr. she was from new jersey and had interned with the maryland transit administration. >> a breath of fresh air, incredibly vibrant, energetic, very creative, very adventurous area a wonderful young man. >> police continue to investigate trying to find answers as to why two promising young people were taken in an instant. wjz eyewitness news. >> baltimore police have released the results of their preliminary investigation. witnesses tell them that then someone threw up red light while speeding. >>> a city's fire fire recovering -- firefighter recovering. it happened as crews battled a fire in the 6200 block of pioneer drive. medics rushed the firefighter to the hospital

happened here at the intersection of south broadway. 23-year-old julian benson, collided with a mitsubishi eclipse. an 18-year-old apparently in the eclipse was also killed. police are investigating. it is possible one of the victims may have run a red light at the intersection. >>> and a disturbing incident inside a dorm room at a maryland college. police arrest justin morgan for illegally entering a torm and hiding in a women's bathroom. he was arrested for trespassing. he is being held on $25,000 bail. >>> time now for a look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. hear more from local families whose loved ones will be coming home from iraq by year's end. >>> the man who helped make tomorrow's dedication of the brooks robinson statue a reality. >>> for all of these stories and a whole lot more, read the baltimore sun. remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> for years, scientists have been studying whether cell phones can cause cancer. and now, the biggest study to date has just been published. as tina kraus reports for wjz nt

unemployment but over the last 18 months, we have been able to place about 2,000 jobs with elect lucks, mitsubishi we want to make sure those investments are indeed safe. as we look at the initial estimates, we're looking at 20 million to 30 million dollars. you saw the channel that was threatened across the island. $2.5 million drudging work. shoreline work of another $5 million. again, very costly occurrence. we wish to thank the core again for working with us and helping to maintain and install the structure and we have sk that they contain their diligence in forecasting into the future the life of these structures and what it is going to take to make sure that they are able to this decades to come to withstand future floods of this and perhaps greater magnitude. thank you so much for holding the hearing. >> thank you for your testimony. we thank all of you for your testimony and thank you for condensing the presentation. we assure you your entire remarks will be made part of the record and used by the committee. >> let me say to each of you that i appreciate each of you being here. brian, a sp

. >> i learned that over ten years ago the deutsch agency created a campaign, true story, mitsubishiresidential hopeful. >> what hell have you wrought, donny? not only in your professional life but as we saw today, mika, in his personal life. he is the guy leering at the cheese table. >> oh, what i learned? >> yes. >> despite donny, ladies, don't give up on marriage. despite him. >> that's a big sort of caveat there isn't it willie?

led by consumers, the economy's outlook has improved says economist chris rupkey of bank of tokyo mitsubishi. consumer spending makes up about 2/3 of the economy. the spending data seemed to defy low consumer confidence reading in the july, august and september monthly surveys by the conference board. mark ehrlich, who coaches small businesses, bought a jeep cherokee, two suits and two printers in recent months. he said last summer's economic uncertainty created new business opportunities. i choose to look on the bright side, ehrlich, 64 years old of palm desert, california. yet chief u.s. economist, nigel gault of ihs global insight noted americans real disposable income after figuring inflation fell 1.7%, the biggest drop in two years. that means consumers dipped into savings to finance their higher spending. the savings rate fell from 4.1% to 5.1%. that's a little bit from "usa today" this morning. we want to talk to you about the economy and your confidence in the economy. "wall street journal" editorial, the he resilient economy left on its own to grow an innovate, the u.s. private econ

these, one concrete case for example, they attack the federal police, they left the attack in a mitsubishin and they've got a punctured tire. they found that the state police to help them out. these are hitmen, assassins. but the state police to help them out, take into a wal-mart store where they will patch this. and got a way to fight another day. now, more and more of this happens because cartel black commanders as they call them selves, these militia, grew in power. so much of a where you have daily we're seeing this in northern mexico, groups of 50 our men and convoys attacking police basis, ambushing military convoys, kidnapping, sometimes 20 people at a time, or 50 people at a time. now, once you let these groups around, you start seeing an escalation of violence. in 2008 we saw all hell breaking loose, as they tore each other apart. a simple escalation of force and who can keep control these parts of mexico. and like i say, until we have this problem, take this from the reserves or. if you don't stop this problem now who knows how bad it can be next year or the year after? >> that