as long as people in the u.k., n.y., or paris still use it, we will suffer. this is a problem of national security. >> groups like the revolutionary forces of colombia, they used to control 1/3 of the country. insurgents have been squeezed among the borders. a key victory against the group that even former rebels say is a cause. >> the five lost political legitimacy along time ago. they have been militarily and strategically defeated. there is only a small presence that can do harm. >> it is not yet winning the war on drugs. this area is a very dangerous and violent place. until this problem is resolved, the country is still very much under threat. >> of the biggest challenge is giving land back to people displaced of violence. >> and other challenges to leave this country in peace. but it doesn't depend only on me, it depends on the people that can achieve anything. >> infrastructure slowly is improving, but this target outside the city is still a long layoff. >> elect inside columbia. be sure to join us for the second report. a look at how illegal gold mini

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international

> of jersey does not act, instead of $100 million, the nation's money will end up here in brooklyn, n.y., the addressed of the vultures find - -fund. it seems to be a garage. this is the owner of the fund. do you think it is fair that your fund has sought $100 million from three congo. -- from the congo. >> that's not true. >> we saw the police documents that said that the police company just paid $3 million for the dead. are you familiar with the fact that this has been called a crime by the police? >> i am collecting on a legitimate claim. >> in other words, the 100 million goes to you rather than unicef. >> this gorilla journalism does not work for me. >> back in the congo, children are waiting for their school to get clean water. but what is your favorite subjects? >> mathematics. >> thisthis is the future. unless the vultures snapped should weigh -- snatch is away/ >> the u.n. -- the weather phenomenon has been disputed by experts in recent years. people are trying to pin the blame on the fossil to corporations and these cases have reached the courts. >> this is one of the hottest

>>reporter: n.y.olice say they have been watching him since may of 2009 the only active now when he allegedly started to build a pipe bomb. >>james: his attorney says his mind is not match the profile of someone that would commit terrorism and the case against him is not as strong as prosecutors say it is. >>justine: and new details about the occupy protesters uc-davis. it when is captured the video of an officer pepper spray protesters directly in the faces on friday. now the chancellor of uc-davis placed the officers involved on administrative leave with the university's faculty association says that is just not good enough. members of the group will purchase step down the chancellor said that she will meet with protesters to talk about police procedure later on today. current month is response comes after a silent protest outside of a building on saturday night. the chancellor and her chief of police remain inside for hours passed a protesters waiting for them quite the outside. finally, the to be

the death penalty in saudi arabia and none of this seems to bother the powers that be and gnashing to n.y. because saudi arabia does the bidding of the united states in this oil rich region sort of being a dictatorship but not a democratic state yet america's a galleon exporter of saudi arabia that just shows that we really don't care for working with democracies or with working with their feet or shoes or working with secular governments or religious governments what we care about is our interest in the region bahrain another u.s. ally in the region it hosts america's space fleet and also leaves on the shari'a law and as a. questionable human rights records and school e.b.m. those in power are their only things to mido and particularly the united states the media here had generally been supportive of the campaign to topple gadhafi but now that he's gone why the sudden concern about human rights in libya maybe out of old habit so well demonstrated in the run up to the iraq war when the media cheered first and then when it was too late when the war was full on started asking questions and

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. >> syracuse, n.y., this is ralph. >> thank you for "the contenders." have a quick comment and a quick question. i had a big deal at home -- i have the video at home. it was about to hubert humphrey and do you speaking at a gathering. it was towards the end of his life and he is still smiling. he had a great coach at the end of this speech. i would rather live 50 years like a tiger than a hundred years like a chicken. i want to move up to 1968. i met a guy about 20 years ago is that he worked on the humphrey campaign in 1968. he said he came on after working on the campaign and he was at the hotel. he was looking out at this park. the news came on and said there was a humphrey protest in the park. he called hundred the next day when he had a meeting and on 3 said, -- he called home for the next day and he said there is nothing we can do about it. nixon was doing it to try to link humphrey to anti-war protesters. i was wondering if you've ever heard a story like this? >> people were paid to cause trouble. it is hard to document. it probably happened. the

>> i'd written a piece for the n.y. times which i have written a lightly mocked the idea that encyclopedia could be built from the ground up. the founder of wikipedia was inviting me to come see what's they were doing, which i forgot about. i thought and a couple years i would look into it. and then wikipedia began to take off. having finished the franklin book and beginning to realize the people were increasingly consulting wikipedia, i decided it was a fascinating project. it spoke to many of our ideas about who is an expert and where does this information come from? was actually a viable way of aggravating knowledge. wikipedia at the time had a headquarters of four people. it is so much not a centralized organization in a way. what was fascinating was how knowledge generated and where was it coming from and who is an expert? >> but the cella -- fella you outed was representing himself as an editor and a college degree from a literary school -- >> no such thing. >> wikipedia has a tremendous audience. what was your re

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n.y., trees and power lines are down. thousands of people are still without electricity.ool in the bay area. it will be windy as well. gusts up to 32 mi. per hour. a red flag warning in place until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. tomorrow, cooler conditions and mild. your high temperatures will be dipping down into the '60s. we have some rain in store as well. future cast 4 shows us exactly when the rain is expected, around 9:00 a.m. on thursday morning. it will become widespread with scattered showers throughout the afternoon. as we head thursday night into friday morning, a little bit of clearing. there are still a lot of showers out there, clear skies saturday afternoon, but saturday evening we will see more widespread showers. it will be light, nothing too heavy. definitely expect to see wet roads during the early morning commute. if you're heading out this morning, it will be called once again. if you are headed outdoors, it takes something for your arms. temperatures in the '40's. by tomorrow morning, temperatures are around 7:00 a.m. will still be in the '40's and '50'

we saw those and some of the live shots coming out n.y.nd they're threatening to block broadway during the morning hours. we are keeping a live look on the situation there. justine is following the latest from new york out of the news room. >>justine: we are waiting for the press conference with the mayor michael bloomberg, he is expected to make comments about his reasoning for e victim those occupy wall street protesters and also, it on the progress of the cleanup at the park. we will be listening to this press conference. >>erica: good morning darya, now the good news is the rain will not hit us until the latter part of the week. we are dealing with mild temperatures in this will continue for a good portion of the work week. let me walk you through the 24 hour forecast. we have valley fog forming in the north bay. we also have problems with the visibility. as we head into the afternoon we will see mild and sunny conditions. it will give a bit breezy out there with the wind speeds averaging about 8 mi. per hour. the us go straight to the

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>>reporter: police moved in to n.y.park overnight and cleared the protesters and their tents out. some protesters packed up on their own and others were not so willing. more than 100 people were arrested the mayor michael bloomberg said wants the park was clean protesters could return the they could not set up camp and there would be curfews. >> protesters have had two months to occupy the park with ents and sleeping bags and now they will have to occupy the space with a power of their arguments. >> a judge quickly issued a restraining order clearing the way for the protesters and their tents to return to the privately owned land. the city appealed and the police were ordered to continue to barricade the park. refusing to back down the protesters to their message into the streets of lower manhattan. >> this is not about physical space per say, whether or not they barricade this every day we will find a way and we will go about making affected change. >>reporter: sending a message it seems to city leaders they can shut d

is still hiring in large part due to politics bring in jobs but portland in n.y.lso showed a little bit of gains. new york is down 2 1/2%, phoenix is down 6.4%. again, phoenix, detroit and los vegas markets that were hit the hardest there are still hitting all-time lows. and this will depend on the market with foreclosures vs. non foreclosures. but housing is not getting better and it will probably be mid 2012 before we can feel very comfortable saying that it is getting better we are not there yet. >>catherine: a another loser is american airlines. >> yes bankruptcy. of the legacy carriers are going into bankruptcy they needed to as well. this is bad news for some of the shareholders. it is bad news for some of the pensions, it is bad news for some employees but uni, we on the ticket will be fine. >>catherine: they say fliers may not notice it. >> exactly was pretty well known and will document you saw a lot of pilots retiring in the last few months knowing that this was on the way. catherine and another loser the gm volt battery. >> this is not really a loser ye

in brooklyn n.y.injured five people of the apartment building was under construction, no residents were in their but about one dozen workers were there when the fourth floor caved in. three construction workers were trapped in the twisted metal framing until a rescue team was able to pull them out. not check this out, storm chasers had the cameras running when they encounter this tour nader--tornado and oklahoma. forecasters say that some of the storms packed winds of more than 100 mi. per hour. now this next video shows a new york man who was upset about being let go from his government job he took his anchor high above the hudson he dangled there for hours. when the rescue boats got close to him he jumped into the water and try to swim away and escaped but eventually he was pulled aboard and taken to shore. we're not sure of any charges he will face. now look is, a deer decided to make a quick run through a restaurant in atlanta. the der leaks through the glass into the restaurant it takes a look ar

. >> our next call comes from tony in pleasantville, n.y.. tony, you are on the contenders. >> i was 21-years old, in 1968 and part of the navy. i am 65 now, but over the years i supported george wallace. currently eight ron paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden's. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis lemay. the 21 minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers wake up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three cameras in those days -- the only thing the reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this valley -- at this rally at is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would have done better. in 1972, if he was not shot, he had a good chan

caller: i used to participate in this program in 1985 in new rochelle, n.y., and there were blocked grants. they gave homeowners a block grant determining whether it was a low-interest wrote -- alone or an outright grant or whatever. it worked very successfully. things got done. since then, i moved south and recently, a few months ago, i called columbus, ga., and they not only denied that they knew anything such as the block grant existed, and two days later it came out that someone had lied about it. when this money is going into cities, it has been awarded to certain non-profits. that lemonades the contractors that do the work. the misappropriation -- this goes back to len andrew cuomo was in charge of hud. there was a $4 million loss then. now he went up the letter to governor of new york. i would think this money is coming in and is being misappropriated into buildings is not authorized for. host: the hud's inspector general has pointed out that there is a small group of nonprofits that keep getting the money, and perhaps there are favored non-profit groups that get the money. overall

host: john on our independent line calling from albany, n.y.. caller: thank you for taking my call. look at the movement, and i'm kind of torn. i belong to a union that is flirting with you guys somewhat. i'm very uneasy about that. i am tired of hearing you talk about morals. let's talk about ethics. we want to talk about ethics in government and society. fine. i will decide my own morals. i do not won a super committee deciding my marbles -- morals, and that sounds too socialistic, tantamount to communism. when i came back from vietnam, people called me a lot of things for serving my country. my point is if you really want to have an impact you should take your expertise and start delving into the public records of which politicians are taking money. it is the outside money that is influencing all this stuff that filters down to the street level. if you cannot do that, i think the movement is going to fade. start naming names. where they got their money from, who they are -- do not be bashful. how they voted. host: we will leave it there. sam jewler, talk to us about what john had

. >> our next call comes from tony in pleasantville, n.y. you are on "the contenders." >> i was 21 years old in 1968 and just out of the navy. i am 65 now, but over the years i supported george wallace, ross perot, ralph nader, and currently a ron paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis lemay. a 21-minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers way up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three networks in those days -- the only thing they reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this rally is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would have done better. in 1972, if he was not shot, he had a good chan

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. >> our next call comes from tony in pleasantville, n.y. tony, you are on the contenders. >> i was 21-years old, in 1968 and part of the navy. -- just out of the navy. i am 65 now, but over the years i supported george wallace. ross perot, ralph nader, and currently --currently eight ron paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden's. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis lemay. the 21 minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers wake up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three networks in those days -- the only thing they reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police and motorcycles expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this rally at is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would