for the first timen may. >> there is evidence that the perpetrators have links, but so far, no one has been charged. victims have said they would recognize their attackers because they had a high profile in their neighborhoods working together with other extremist groups. >> in late august, the golden dawn held a rally at the scene of an historic battle in which the greeks were defeated by the persians. some of the members of the paramilitary right-wing extremist group openly gave hitler salutes at a commemoration of their heroes while their leader delivered a blatantly xenophobic message. >> we want to keep our country clean. we want reese to belong to greeks. we do not want these hassans, mohammeds, and alis to remain residents of our countries. >> the party leader is seen here on the eve of parliamentary elections. he was unwilling to give us an interview. he is gaining in influence and now has 18 parliamentary seats. polls show that his popularity has soared from 7% in may to a current high of more than 10%. so far, police have failed to make headway in establishing a connection be

. >> these were heinous crimes perpetrated by two individuals who clearly have no regard for human life. >> the murder victim rory parkpettiford had just bought a

and the foreign office will do everything they can to find exactly what happened and bring the perpetrators to justice to ensure the secretary of state of defense who is here will keep them updated as things evolve. >> thank you, mr. speaker. much needed costs destroyed in a devastating floods that affected my constituency last month, warnings we face another winter of floats to the government promised to bring forward plans for a new deal. my constituents are still waiting. when will this incompetent and out of touch government actually act on making sure that ordinary families and businesses, ordinary families and businesses are protected from flooding? or will in the end this be another broken promise? >> she packs and every sound bite into that one. mr. speaker, we are involved in very detailed discussions with the insurance industry precisely to provide constituents with the reinsurance is that they rightly see. i only point out that that was an agreement between the government and the insurance industry that was never reached into 13 years which labour was in power. we are doing that

punishing the perpetrator of the rape or the murder they'll take a girl from one family the perpetrators family and they'll give that girl usually in marriage to the victim's family. and i hold until both of them well you see how difficult it is to obtain justice because you are a woman it hurts you because you know that you can do anything to change the situation if you will and this is because society is in the hands of men and maddow has someone who at this point the concept of justice is still nonexistent in court . it's very hard for women particularly conservative areas of the country to seek help and sadly if a young girl or a woman goes to the police complaining about something like to master violence already or a forced marriage. being met with a lot of hostility sometimes she can be ostracized by society basically thinks that problem should be kept in the home and we also sometimes see women. until recently a woman could be knocked out for having been rapes even the woman when they get they go to the gym instead to lessen their wives what they were going to. close in afghanista

as the search continues fora ruthless criminal - we're learning >>> these were heinous crimes perpetrated by two individuals who clearly have no regards for human life. >> as the search continues for a ruthless criminal, we are learning about the horrifying south bay crime spree and the men who were killed in the middle of it. >> they had struck again and again and again. and this time police were ready. the boy band responsible for a wave of peninsula burglaries. >> and for the city with plenty of problems, a truly heartfelt campaign. who is lining up to tell the world how much they love oakland. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. we are getting our first look at surveillance photos of two men accused of going on a lethal crime spree in the south bay. one of them was caught, but the man hunt continues tonight for a suspected murderer. cbs 5 reporter talked to the victim's father. >> reporter: his dad said that he saw this man, jonathan wilbanks and another suspect running towards him wearing a mask holding a gun. he ran back to his car with his friend and tried to start

, which i dealt with last week, are perpetrators and aggressors, so i wanted to work on that so i'm working with kids and with aspergers and autism and one thing that struck me is we need to be able on the flip side, so i'm now writing to kids when you are the one that has more of a thick skin, whatever you want to call it, how do you interact with kids who are more sensitive? just how do you do that? how do you recognize the signs when you're around somebody that does calibrate and has a different definition and what bothers them and what doesn't and if we can do that and i'm asking autistic kids and asperger's kids and normal kids and what are the things that trigger these things and what can we do and i want you to know what i am doing right now and i am working with boys and i finished the porn section and honest i'm doing all of it and why do girls send naked pictures and this week we're creating concrete strategies and scenarios so they can picture what to do when they are up either way against these dynamics and if we work together this way and really name it. sometimes kids with asp

to identify the perpetrators mr mcveigh those behind these killings don't seem like the same. i'm opposition syrians who are demanding more rights so why are they being backed by western states well i think the western states were willing to back anybody the western states especially do what i say and france where willing to probably separate fires have the population of syria to get rid of the regime they were not choosey in there and back in their backing anybody anybody who actually pause. on a fire which is burning is actually participating in the crowd this is what the us is doing this is what france europe and the u.k. are doing and this is the reason why for instance kofi annan had to abandon the the mission he said if you want to change the regime go and do it if you want to me to stop the killing don't stop pouring the patrol on the fire this is what the little brahimi is facing you know and the second attempt to try and stop the killing there but i think the western nations they are talking one way and acting in another way but i think what is amazing it what happene

and the foreign office will do everything they can to find exactly what happened and bring the perpetrators to justice to ensure the secretary of state of defense who is here will keep them updated as things evolve. >> thank you, mr. speaker. much needed costs destroyed in a devastating floods that affected my constituency last month, warnings we face another winter of floats to the government promised to bring forward plans for a new deal. my constituents are still waiting. when will this incompetent and out of touch government actually act on making sure that ordinary families and businesses, ordinary families and businesses are protected from flooding? or will in the end this be another broken promise? >> she packs and every sound bite into that one. mr. speaker, we are involved in very detailed discussions with the insurance industry precisely to provide constituents with the reinsurance is that they rightly see. i only point out that that was an agreement between the government and the insurance industry that was never reached into 13 years which labour was in power. we are doing that

to identify the perpetrators. london's been filling plenty of giant venues in its olympic year but next in line could be the building of a massive ten thousand capacity mosque but even muslims in the british capital fear it could be a fundamentalist breeding ground as artie's poly border investigates. four times bigger than some paul's cathedral a mega mosque that will fit ten thousand people and it could be coming to london's east end if it gets the go ahead it's built the river in center will be the same size as london's looming but as a promise station it would also be the biggest place of worship in the u.k. of any religion but critics have slammed the proposal saying that it would create a muslim pastor in the forces capital working to bring the largest mosque the u.k. has ever seen into reality revered architects planning consultants and glitzy p.r. teams all paid for by the organization behind the idea to matt a group that's causing significant concern this is a little bit about of all the islamic groups ha

. >> reporter: but karley and annie say their alleged perpetrators were never punished.e filed a lawsuit, naming former secretary of defense robert gates, the former superintendents of west point and the naval academy, secretary of the navy ray mabus, and secretary of the army john mchugh. the lawsuit claims there was limited support from commanders and failure to ensure sexual predators were prosecuted and incarcerated for their crimes. karley and annie are not alone. reports of sexual assault at the academies are up nearly 60%. and of the 65 reports investigated last year, only one resulted in a court-martial. >> i ache for those former cadet midshipmen who have had their lives torn up. it shouldn be that way. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier has gone to the house floor 19 times. >> we need to overhaul this system. >> reporter: demanding that congress and the military change the way sexual assaults are prosecuted. >> you report everything through your chain of command. so i'm raped, i go to my commander, i say i've been raped. my commander can say to me, well,

. >> which were perpetrated on our people by iran can never be condoned.iran in my judgment and the people responsible in iran for this criminal act ought to be condemned by all law loving decent people of the world. >> when we come back on a second look, why the military mission to rescue the hostages failed. how americans were held hostage at the gas pump. >>> on a second look tonight, we remember the iranian hostage crisis. 52 americans taken captive on november 4, 1979 at the american embassy in tehran. the u.s. mounted a secret military rescue operation, it failed. here's our coverage now as details of that mission emerged. >> the rescue attempt began late thursday when eight hh5083 took off the coast of iran carrying about 90commandos they flew northwest to the town of cabas about 300 miles from tehran. the key of the operation was the helicopter. six had to make it through. but a sand storm disabled three of them leaving only five. they landed at the desert staging point where they were met by 6c130 carbo planes. the pentagon refused to say where th

. >> reporter: frank they want to talk to both potential victims and perpetrators of crime.everyone who volunteered out here got one of these cards with the three reasons they're out there tonight, they say they care, they want the violence to stop, and they want to know how they can help. friday night on international boulevard more than 20 people in white jackets walked both sides of the street. talking to everyone they met. it's a side pastor marty peters wants people in this city of oakland to get used to. >> we care about oak land -- oakland and we want the violence to stop. >> reporter: these weekly walks makes a difference in oakland. >> it's about to get rough. >> reporter: tonight leaders asked us not to follow them for too long to avoid the perception that they're out for publicity. >> people who look out for perpetrators or victims, we love those people. we want to show them by being out here with them. >> reporter: bringing together members of the african americans and latin communities. >> reporter: pastor bernabe tells us they're working for one cause. >> we're

. >> reporter: frank they want to talk to both potential victims and perpetrators of crime.everyone who volunteered out here got one of these cards with the three reasons they're out there tonight, they say they care, they want the violence to stop, and they want to know how they can help. friday night on international boulevard more than 20 people in white jackets walked both sides of the street. talking to everyone they met. it's a side pastor marty peters wants people in this city of oakland to get used to. >> we care about oak land -- oakland and we want the violence to stop. >> reporter: these weekly walks makes a difference in oakland. >> it's about to get rough. >> reporter: tonight leaders asked us not to follow them for too long to avoid the perception that they're out for publicity. >> people who look out for perpetrators or victims, we love those people. we want to show them by being out here with them. >> reporter: bringing together members of the african americans and latin communities. >> reporter: pastor bernabe tells us they're working for one cause. >> we're

the perpetrators of crime are going through.been shot may have done something wrong but shooting them in the street is not the right emdi. how did the commission, governor scott's commission react that these stand your ground laws are leading to increased violence and homicide. >> when the commission was formed, it was put together by people who wrote the bill in the first place and big nra supporters. there was one person on there she had great ideas. she had a couple of her people on my commission who had great ideas. they never even discussed her ideas. when you stack the deck from the beginning you get your result. but going off what the professor said, the thing about the stand your ground law it creates a shoot-first mentality. it let's people know, and as you know the former as prosecutor, you can defend yourself in your home, but in florida even outside of your home if you feel any way threatened, it doesn't even have to be an immediate threat you can shoot first. it's giving floridians that mentality. yes, it has increa

surely we would have pursued the perpetrators, not to seek an entire nation. but i ask you this. during the last ten years, during the last decade, how many american forces were lost and killed in afghanistan and iraq? even today, even right now, they're still losing their it wouldn't have been acceptable to your people for you to do nothing. >> translator: not at all. surely we would have pursued the perpetrators, not to seek an entire nation. but i ask you this. during the last ten years, during the last decade, how many american forces were lost and killed in afghanistan and iraq? even today, even right now, they're still losing their lives. has the situation improved? clearly not. how can you say that it has improved? now the activities of the terrorists have trespassed into the borders of pakistan. in iraq and afghanistan, over a million people have been killed or injured. we are incredibly saddened that over 3,000 people were killed in the united states. the iranian government immediately condemned those brutal attacks. and i told you, we are against even the killing of one

they have to perpetrate before they're perpetrated against. >> for years msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. with extraordinary access from the indiana supreme court, we're about to go inside a world where cameras are by law forbidden to go. >> you guys are the world's dumbest criminals -- >> 40 vehicles. we got it all together. they've been doing this over a three-month period. two of them ransacked the cars and broke in. two are each on the street corner watching to make sure the police don't come. what they fail to understand is there are cameras. all we have to do is put the face with the name. >> they had a picture of me. they're like is this your son? my mom was like, no. because on the picture it don't look like me. like, if i charge you for lying to the police because my mama on probation, too. they said if i don't turn myself in, they're going to give my mama six years. i'm very mad at myself. i wish i had never done the things i did. >> is it kenneth or kentrell? >> brothers kenneth and kentrell hail from the streets

other problems are many for example in families they are victims of violence perpetrated by their fathers husbands and brothers rape cases is historic i'm not going to stop these damn mistake while it's four years old maybe two and half years old babies five year old babies while you have small girls fourteen year old girl take it right. normally if. they injure their wife's the husband don't accompany them to hospitals their companies by the member of their families you know and afghanistan beating your wife beating your family beating your children isn't considered a crime. the police reports mainly regard physical violence. however i believe the majority of women i can say ninety nine percent saw first psychological violence but it isn't trip or to. the other day for example i saw a fifteen year old girl who was the second wife of a fifty five year old man. because here ninety nine point nine percent of all marriages are arranged. cheater she told us that from the day she her husband he has never taken care of or that he has only beaten her and that she can't make any decisions at all

ten years on from that unmitigated foreign policy disaster perpetrated by the last republican administration, ten years later, the democrats who went along with that misadventure paid a heavy political price. it's not an accident that so many leading democrats at the time voted to go along with george bush's march to war. it's not an accident that none of them ended up becoming president. it's not an accident that the guy who did become president was the guy who was against the war from the beginning. these are not two unrelated circumstances. the democratic party had a real reckoning about what they got wrong by going along with that bush administration hoax and that disaster perpetrated on the american people. even the press went through a period of shame and horror to what the bush administration did on foreign policy. the press is not perfect, but it's better than it used to be on matters of war and foreign policy and self-consciously so. they went through a bit of a reckoning there. the republican party though, which is the party that committed that error, they never figured out what we

. >> the perpetrators could face felony assault she is reportedly in stable condition. >> it took three awards for emergency crews but they managed to rescue a man who was stuck in a storm drain. these are pictures, the contra costa county and fire department from pinole for several hours it is not clear how he got stuck in that storm drain that is only one-ft diameter and the first place. >> it was a decent weekend and today was also nice with mid-60s. 72 degrees for santa rosa and for half moon bay. we are going to see more cloud coverage for tomorrow. temperatures will be slightly cooler. here is a live look from golden gate bridge and that fog and low clouds pressing into the bay. and low clouds and fog with lower visibility for the north bay and east bay valleys. otherwise, a mostly decent day with clouds to start but by 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. they should clear up with mostly sunny skies. even high clouds and temperatures a bit cooler. how warm it is going to get. >> coming up a truck and dangling off the side of an organ fire freeway dashed -a and also, these tributes for the late a

was a very decisive moment in the series of crimes because there was a video on which one of the perpetrators could be seen. as we can see there, a closed- circuit camera, and also the kind of bomb that was used, a mail bomb known to have been used by right-wing extremist groups. yet, within a day, but state officials and the federal interior ministry were rolling out far right extremism -- ruling out far-right extremism. what is at stake here? apparently not a massive conspiracy, but certainly mass of neglect, blindness to the possibilities of right-wing extremism, all of that very disturbing indeed. >> looking for more answers they're certainly. what about the political fallout from this? could this figure in national elections next year? >> federal authorities have been doing their best to set things right. they have set up a new national data bank and made sure to try to link state data banks as well. they are also setting up a new round table on extremism and terrorism that is again supposed to link both state and federal intelligence and investigative authorities because there has been