they were responding to a report suspicious vehicle in a when he shot the .oman he took the stand on friday, that if thejury circumstances happened again, he would have done the same thing. they probably officer's actions brutal and excessive. how can you justify seven in the back of an on armed in a car? was taken to the friday. scene on posing arguments are expected tomorrow. the senate is expected to vote on a multibillion-dollar victims of for .uperstorm sandy we will tell you how much could be set aside. the potential for a slick start to our monday morning. [ regina ] i got it when we could download an hd movie in like...2 minutes! [ male announcer ] once you've got verizon fios internet, you get it -- the difference 100% fiber optics make but don't take our word for it -- ask a real fios customer. ask me why fiber optics matter ask me about the upload speeds -- they'rey'ick! [ male announcer ] so go online and send a tweet to a real fios customer. because once you've got it, you get it. and now there's never been a better time to get it. [ female announcer ] upgrade to fios no

after a former police convicted in was the shooting death of an unarmed .oman daniel harmon-wright was convicted on three charges death of patricia cook. >> it took the jurors just about find harmon-wright guilty on three of the four county was facing. the most significant one, the voluntary manslaughter charge. years ines up to 25 tonight, we were hard- in the to find anyone issue with the verdict. with his head hung low, convicted killer daniel harmon- of theis let out sameper courthouse by the officers he is to serve alongside. >> i think justice has been served. guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of patricia cook. prosecutors painted harmon- aggressive when to a call of a sitting in ar church parking lot. to drive she tried with his arm in the car, not buy it. did >> you heard him say at the end of his testimony he would do the again.ame thing over is the wrong attitude. many in the quiet culpeper agree,ee seem to admit they did not expect the guilty verdict. >> i just felt like it did not need to happen. >> that sentiment is shared by brother, who says losing sister has

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an impromptu group who previously worked in the region, managed to reassure artists from morocco to oman. >> the most important thing is to say to the syrian people you are not alone. this art proves their solidarity. >> the exhibition showcases the work of artists, many of them young, inspired by political and social changes in their region. some have constructed or an -- confronted war and destruction in their lives. >> there is a lot of innocent people being killed, so all this art is going to be sold to raise money. it is a good reason for me to be here. >> other works tell a story. >> when i was asked to contribute, this one fited perfect. >> this one was scheduled to last just a few days, but its relevance to the events unfolding daly has created a huge interest here. now-from the sale of art will create health care -- cash from the sale of the art will help with health care. >> sex education is to be taught after a controversial health care bill. the law which allows contraceptives to be available to all has been criticized by the catholic church. many who support the bill are als

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more from the jordanian capital of oman. >> aid workers in the refugee camps told us riots and scuffles broke out on tuesday when refugees were queuing for food handouts. we were told the refugees were very frustrated, really angry about the bad weather conditions and nonstop rain for the last couple days, and water has entered some of their tents and other refugee tents were blown away by the wind. we are told the refugees were angry in the first place when they approached the queue to receive food handouts, and that is when scuffles broke out, and a number of refugees were injured in scuffles. we have heard statements coming out of geneva, the world food program, which said it is facing difficulties of providing food assistance and aid to all internally displaced inside of syria, and that is due to access rather than shortages. the food program has had trouble accessing its shipment and has pulled out on essential staff. that has limited its abilities, where now it is relying on the only local partner it has, to deliver aid, and even that group has been targeted and has limited capabi

split french society for years with protests about the issue often ending in violence with francois oman coming to power the gay community breathed a sigh of relief but it may have been too soon activists say the new law which is going through parliament in january is not exactly what they've been dreaming of but we are. very happy that flow has been introduced by the government to open marriage to same sex couples and option and supposedly. medically assisted procreation but we're still very concerned because. people against same sex marriage same sex equality are getting very strong including in the parliament. in the new issue of mayors were obliged to officially register gay couples marital status and that's where many revolted including francois labelle the mayor of central paris. allowing same sex marriages in france and moreover permitting them to adopt children will destroy the foundations of our family institution if we allow this now the next step will be allowing paedophilia and incest. so it seems in this scenario no side is completely happy which puts the french president an

kazakhstan the plane carrying five crew and sixteen passengers including a child went down near the city of oman three in the country's south after one pm local time reports say there are no survivors the challenger two hundred operated by a cause the company's got was performing an international flight internal flight i should say while trying to land in harsh weather conditions the company says it will reveal the cause of the crash after the flight recorders are recovered rescuers and investigators are now working at the scene. twenty three minutes past the hour let's now take a look at some stories from around the world first to valley where the city of and police there have been using water counting cannons on thousands of steel workers who are marching in protest against the planned closer of a coke plant and six production lines the move will lead to the loss of thirteen hundred jobs news is another not for belgium after the recent announcement of the closure of the ford motor factory arcelor mittal made maybe announcement and other steel companies face a lack in steel and iron ore demands

we raised enough money for our trip to oman. ah, that's terrific.n with exercise. one, two, three, four.... today, we are exercising. each kid made a part of our exercise course. go! boy 1: exercise is important because it gets your heart going and that sends blood to your body, so it can keep you moving. go! girl: it helps your body and mind to get active, and it makes you feel very good. i know that my heart is beating fast. so you get a good exercise. boy 1: soccer or any running sport, it's fun but you're also exercising. boy 3: stuff you do every day is kind of like exercising. boy 2: walking is an everyday thing. you could walk to the park. you could walk to school. going upstairs is exercise. boy 2: it's an everyday thing but it gives you exercise, too. it gets you stronger. so, for the future, you'll be in the habit of exercising. kids (clapping along): ♪ oh, we are the county sprouts ♪ ♪ and today we're going out ♪ ♪ 'cause we're the county sprouts! ♪ whoo! yeah! (all laugh) george was feeling pretty proud. he had been made an honorary coun

they have established naval bases on the indian ocean, the sea of oman.y have sent ships up through the suez canal. and they have been talking about establishing a base in at sudan in the red sea area, so certainlyiranians do seem to be expanding their military reach. adam: but the iranians sometis, and please correct me when i get this wrong, they're almost like a child who wants attention and starts screaming and yelling louder and louder. they have been screaming and yelling for the last two weeks an doe't seem like the world is paying too much attention. why would they be sabre rattling now? are they in the midst of wanting to make a deal to avoid what could be a israeli attack or what is worst, implementation of sanctions for their economy? >> iranians are not on the verge of making a deal. when you actually look at their statement they think they hold the stronger hand of cards. what i do think iranians are trying to do,however, is increase the price of oil because even if they sell it at a discount, if the price of oil goes up, then they get more m

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and talk about multi tasking, check out this amazing kick from a sacker game in oman.ng the ball behind his back and it comes over his head, right back into play. that is incredible! look at this. hits it right back with the side of his foot. very nice. only in oman. how many times have we said that? ali? >> alisyn: stick around for this crazy story. a pilot spots a thief robbing his home from midair. so what does the pilot do? he follows the thief and eventually he helps bust the guy. the pilot joinses from miami with his remarkable story. good morning, david. >> good morning. >> alisyn: this is a crazy story because as i understand it, you routinely fly between your homes in florida and north carolina. so when you fly, i should mention, you often do a flyover, kind of a drive by of your home before you land at the airport. on sunday when you were doing this flyover of your home what, did you see? >> well, yeah. as you mentioned, we always do a flyover of our home. sometimes in flying over, we actually joke about one day we're going to catch somebody trying to steal s

that is, to offer to play something of a of a broker's role oman conflicting conservatives whatever they are conflicted about. buckley sees the need for that. rusher is ideally suited to guiding, helping to guide "national review" in that role. there were two factions at "national review." i don't mean to overstate that. i don't mean to overstate the conflict there. there was a tremendous amount of respect they all had for each other's, but their fundamental agreement was on "national review"'s importance. they all agreed it was important and they had very important duties that they disagreed about the right approach in the right tone and the right focus for the magazine. the two factions -- it's a perfectly good word if you can get the idea of -- any idea of backstabbing or underhanded approaches out of your head. it wasn't really like that as far as i can tell but there were real arguments. real arguments. some of which were committed to paper. between a sort of priscilla buckley, bill buckley's older sister who just passed away a year ago unfortunately, the den mother of the conservat

three who has been a diplomat since 1975 and served previously in pakistan, tunesia, saudi arabia, omanael. the bounty is on the table for six months and a middle east research institute has been tracking several twitter accounts being used by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula to spread the word about this offer to assassinate firestein. on twitter these terrorists have been using a hash tag that translates to al qaeda's reward. in addition to this $160,000 bounty for the ambassador, there is a separate $23,000 bounty being offered to anyone who kills an american soldier in yemen. the middle east media research institute points out that social media is becoming more and more popular with these terrorists because the forums they had been using on-line are being shut down and this news about a bounty on the head of a u.s. ambassador in yemen comes a little less than four months after the u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens, was murdered along with three other americans during a deadly raid on the u.s. consolate in benghazi, libya. a state department spokesman would not comment to bloo

the strait of hormuz that could conceivably shut down the flow of oil in the critical area between omann, that strait of waterway so small conceivably the mines in iran could shut down for a while from a true military standpoint though, this looks like a little bit of smoke and mirrors because the iranian military threat just knit that significant. they don't have the ability to really project power. in the greater context though we're approaching the israeli prime minister's red line. you remember in benjamin netanyahu talked about drawing a red line from iran's nuclear program. most of experts put the red line in june. you have three options going forward then. an american strike, an israeli strike or some kind of a deal. israel would have to strike much sooner because of the americans because of their limited long range bombing capability. for a deal to happen the israelis feel they need to have a serious threat of a strike on the table. iranians need to feel threatened. that is what we're seeing here, sabre-rattling between iran right now and soon we'll see israel sabre-rattling inc

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