. >> se recuerdan de la cantante dominicana que revolucionÓ el merengue con las chicas del kahn, pues de su nuevo video. >> yo quiero que sepan que son a aproximadamente 25 aÑos de carrera primero siendo una chica de kahn con muchÍsimo Éxito durante muchos aÑos y la canciÓn que se pegÓ muchÍsimo y yo creo que el regreso el retorno este resurgir maravilloso que he primero se lo tengo a dios. >> tambiÉn de estar viva, 60 balazos recibiÓ cuando viajaba en repÚblica dominicana <.> >> para mi fue un momento traumÁtico, terrible, estabamos saliendo de un pueblo llamado barahona y fuimos impactados por la policÍa creo no sÉ si fue que nos confundieron la verdad que no sÉ y fueron casi 60 impactos de balas y siguieron y siguieron y tirandonos hasta las gomas las ruedass para que no sÉ. y mantuvo con todo lo que sucede en el camino corazÓn comprendido. confundieron con delincuentes recuerdo que lo primero que dije viva por la gracia de dios o sea, fue tremenda, yo quedÉ mal lo que hacemos es que ya no tomÉmosla carretera en altas horas de la madrugada nos trasladamos a temprana hora al lugar d

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police have not named any suspects in kahn's death but his brother says he believes kahn's widow is responsiblehis wife and her father did this. >> kahn's wife admits she prepared the last meal but says she is innocent and has not been charged. >>> a major set back for apple in this ongoing battle with sam sung over mobile patents. a federal judge in san jose has reduced the amount sam sung must pay to settle a patent infringement case. last year, the jury ordered sam sung to pay apple more than a billion dollars for violating its patents on smart phones and tablets. but a judge disagreed with how those damages were calculated. so she reduces the payment by 40%, to $600 million. >>> facebook says it is getting ready to unveil a new look for the 1 billion users around the world. the company has invited reporters to the menlo park headquarters on thursday, to show off a new design for the site's news feed. there is no word on what specific changes will be made but the last major change facebook made to its site was the addition of a time line, which was met with strong resistance, from many users

la familia de uno de los pilotos de jenni rivera demandÓ a y kahn canto y la compaÑÍa dueÑa del aviÓno policÍa canibal de new york fue encontrado culpable por conspirar para secuestrar mujeres, ma tarlsz y comÉrselas que era una fantasÍa, un jurado decidiÓ por unanimidad que los padres eran muy reales. el josh de 8 aÑos podrÍa enfrentar cadena perpetua. >>> >>> lourdes nos dice como fue la votaciÓn el hombre que con rhin encontrÉ de asalto matÓ a 12 personas, en una sala de cine en aurora colorado. un juez de colorado ingresÓ en el expediente una declaraciÓn de no culpable el acusado del ataque en un cine de denver. luego que la defensa dijera que no estaban listas para responder a los caros. el juez william sylvester, aclarÓ que en el futuro la defensa puede cambiar a una declaraciÓn de no culpable por demencia. >>> el juez estÁ estable zaoeci su autoridad y no va a re entre sars por excusas y cosas es un caso serio, sabemos quien cometiÓ el crimen y vaamos proceder. >>> planeo el ataque por meses y tenÍa un arsenal en su departamento evitar tragedia como esta y newtown connecticut,

kenseth had to hold off kasey kahne for dear life.n his 41st birthday, 7 kenseth wins, only the third drivetory win on their birthday. [cheers and applause] >> it is a huge win. >> thank you! >> happy birthday to him. >>> liberty knowing all too well you have to fall before you walk. starting the season 0-8. in is south carolina, they win, 87- 76. to begin the 2nd team ever to advance to the ncaa tournament despite having lost 20 games. having the look of desperation, trailing against san diego. but then, time running out in regulation, over 3 to extend the game in overtime. saint mary's would prevail. in advance of the wcc championship game against top ranked conzaga tomorrow night. what a shot by, what is his name again? >> i never -- no doubt it was going in. i know how he mays, steps up in the clutch every time. he is like a dagger. yes, we would not want anyone else to take the shot. >> taking a different shot. the center, hit with the elbow that knocked out one of his front teeth. randy bennett, that is not my job description. i

matt kenseth, yellow car, he then had to hold off kasey kahne for dear life and on his 41st birthday,s, only the third driver in nascar history to win on their birthday. [cheers and applause] [screaming] [cheers and applause] oh, a huge win. >> thank you! thank you, thank you very much. fans, everybody. >> how about baseball. a's opening starter. anderson, removed after throwing 8 pitches in the game today. he strained a muscle in his right shoulder. the injury is not believed to be serious. >>> and coming up tonight on gameday. my interview with the a's everyday 1st baseman, he attributes the philosophy to his success. >> i don't think there was any point that i doubted that i could have success in the big leagues. it was to the point where i did not feel like i was going to get another opportunity to show that i could have success. that is exactly 100% to come to a team where not only did they have faith and they tell you, they believe in you. they -- just be yourself. don't go out there and be someone else, be yourself. never had that happen. always has been a, well, if you do this

kasey kahne wins the first sprint cup race ever. brad leaves the cup standings by nine points over dial junior. >>> tampa bay championship features another first time winner on the tour and so far, all 12pga tournaments have been won by american golfers. st. patrick's day celebrated at the resort today and one of the three third round leaders was kevin. this is him on the par three. he can't go. he goes. a birdie. you got to like that. but today's pga's version of larry the cable guy came out on nowhere, shoot the best round of the week in eight under 63. look at this great approach on the toughest hole of the course. he's been hissing in action for several years but finished 8 under and stuck around for three hours to wait for others to finish. any chance for him to get er done was over. on 17. shot a final round 467 toy beat weekly by two. the first pga win in the 53 outings. congratulations. that's sports for this early sunday edition. again, st. marys into the tournament. quick day for st. marys, they start on tuesday. >> boy, t

not everyone is solomon kahn so what makes them good or bad? >> i love that guy. that seems to be the harder people because of udacity brainwashing and a similar thing to changes. most of us are used to lecturing, and i'm like that myself, but online lecturing is real dull and boring and we know for a fook if you compete with lecturing or facebook, facebook will end up winning. we make your material to the student and rather than telling the solutions, let them find solutions themselves and when that works it becomes more like a video game than a regular lecture. >> sebastian, can we take about some of your side projects for just a minute. google glass is going to hit the market very soon. everybody is talking about it, and you made it. you invented it. you are a team. you're going to say you're part of a team. >> there's a fantastic team that was all involved. >> people love talking about it. >> i had the fortune to learn from the best, and i would say larry is part of my inspiration, and what they do really well is look at something and say what is the fundament

kasey kahne takes a lead with 25 laps to left.t at the bowl. >>> and before you wonder where all the good american golfers have gone remember this so far 12 pga tournaments have won by all american players. st.patrick's day was clearly celebrated at the brooks resort today. one of the three third round leaders was realman. this is a tough chip for birdie. no way. way. pga's version of larry the cable guy is boo weekly. boo cake out of nowhere. look at this great approach on the toughest hole of the course. boo has not won since 2008 but he finished eighth in the tournament. he stuck around for nearly eight hours to wait for others to finish. any time for boo to get her done was over when strilman sinks this birdie puck strewman's first pga win in 153 starts. that's worth 135,000 bucks. >>> it used to not be rafael nedal. today at indian wells he looked as mobile as ever. he wins the bmp open. nedal 17-1 since his come back. maria sharipova way in the far court. today's win ensures sharipova one title victory every year for 11 stra

kenseth held off kasey kahne. >>> for a boxer it can be a long road to a title fight. ghost" guerrero. we have more. >> reporter: the city of gilroy known for garlic, garcia and guerrero. boxer robert "the ghost" guerrero. if he beats mayweather in may, guerrero will shock the world. >> yeah, he's the biggest name in sports. i can't wait because i have the opportunity. it's truly a blessing to be in the shoes that i'm in and i have to take advantage of it. >> reporter: robert has held four world titles. he's known as the busy fighter and he's been chasing mayweather for years. and then the ghost finally met mayweather, face to face. >> you're facing the real one. this is what you're going to get. the real deal. the raw dog. this is the real one. >> as soon as you get in front of him, he turns like this. being floyd, trying to intimidate but none of it worked. >> reporter: mayweather is 34 years old but hasn't trained since may. >> everybody flips, i mean you ain't the same guy five or six years ago. he talks about his talent and how he can change things in the ring. ho

kahn see near san francisco a little bit of cloudiness there and all the way up toward santa rosa and cloverdale. live doppler 7hd picking up no moisture. there is no rain expected for at least 24 to 36 hours. we could see a few changes into the latter part of the workweek. san francisco 49 and half moon bay is is 45 degrees. our chance for some showers this week are dwindling right now. we will look at the for >> thankming up. >> thank you so much. >> family and friends in santa rosa said goodbye to a 14-year-old boy killed in a tragic racing accident. 1200 people packed the santa rosa bible search for the memorial service for marcus johnson. the crowd over flowed to other areas of the church. gina johnson had the strength to say boy who to her boy who was taken from her in an instant. >> forever we will feel the warmth of your smile, marcus, your heart felt embrace, the magic in your eyes and the gentleness of your soul. >> marcus was killed when he was hit by a sprint car driven by his cousin, chase, march 16th at the race way park. the 68-year-old race way sponsor was also killed.

kahn. you have to learn at least some of the vocabulary terms. and there were not idiots.of them seemed guinely concerned. john: and in political science, and policies days, maybe they don't touch the debt. they talk about all the things that government -- more things government should do for people. >> too busy selling the marxism. you're absolutely right. trillions estate. most did not know what the words meant. >> tell me what you know about the sequestered. >> that sounds absolutely unfamiliar to me. >> was the deficit in theebt and the deficit. >> the debt and the deficit, not too sure. >> do you know what the deficit is? >> no. >> tune out the debt is? john: now, if i am of your would say, they just picked out the ones who didn't know. most did. >> no. there was only one who actually knew. not only what the words meant, but the difference between debt and deficit. there was only one person who could actually explain what those two things meant. john: i have to think about it sometime. i would note. >> they both star with t. and stand their is a bit of confusion. john

kahn see near san francisco a little bit of cloudiness there and all the way up toward santa rosa and cloverdale. live doppler 7hd picking up no moisture. there is no rain expected for at least 24 to 36 hours. we could see a few changes into the latter part of the workweek. san francisco 49 and half moon bay is is 45 degrees. our chance for some showers this week are dwindling right now. we will look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. >> family and friends in santa rosa said goodbye to a 14-year-old boy killed in a tragic racing accident. 1200 people packed the santa rosa bible search for the memorial service for marcus johnson. the crowd over flowed to other areas of the church. gina johnson had the strength to say goodbye to her boy who was taken from her in an instant. >> forever we will feel the warmth of your smile, marcus, your heart felt embrace, the magic in your eyes and the gentleness of your soul. >> marcus was killed when he was hit by a sprint car driven by his cousin, chase, march 16th at the race way park. the 68-year-old race way sponsor was also killed.

kasey kahne wins the first sprint cup race ever.d leaves the cup standings by nine points over dial junior. >>> tampa bay championship features another first time winner on the tour and so far, all 12pga tournaments have been won by american golfers. st. patrick's day celebrated at the resort today and one of the three third round leaders was kevin. this is him on the par three. he can't go. he goes. a birdie. you got to like that. but today's pga's version of larry the cable guy came out on nowhere, shoot the best round of the week in eight under 63. look at this great approach on the toughest hole of the course. he's been hissing in action for several years but finished 8 under and stuck around for three hours to wait for others to finish. any chance for him to get er done was over. on

kahn. you have to learn at least some of the vocabulary terms. and there were not idiots.of them seemed genuinely concerned. john: and in political science, and policies days, maybe they don't touch the debt. they talk about all the things that government -- more things government should do for people. >> too busy selling the marxism. you're absolutely right. trillions estate. most did not know what the words meant. >> tell me what you know about the sequestered. >> that sounds absolutely unfamiliar to me. >> was the deficit in the debt and the deficit. >> the debt and the deficit, not too sure. >> do you know what the deficit is? >> no. >> tune out the debt is? john: now, if i am of your would say, they just picked out the ones who didn't know. most did. >> no. there was only one who actually knew. not only what the words meant, but the difference between debt and deficit. there was only one person who could actually explain what those two things meant. john: i have to think about it sometime. i would note. >> they both star with the. and stand their is a bit of confusion

kahn admitted it would be -- can juan rd juan said there will be progress. >> the question is whetherr not we will have enough money to continue that in future years. it is something we have done for now. and earlier we sat down to discuss public safety in oakland. >> we asked him how the city plans to support the city. >> there is not much detail in terms of how we will get there, but we are moving forward as a city, as one city and one council. the initiative that is have been proposed have been by the city council leadership, not by the mayor's office. so the question becomes how do we pay for ongoing support of our police department, whether it is police officers, the crime laps. and we have done as a council, on the public safety committee, the next tuesday meeting where we will be asking the state, the federal government, our county officers to partner with us in terms of how we can do things together as as opposed to being in a silo in oakland. >> i understand you have an agreement pending the county and possibly with the state for more officers to get on the patrol in oakland.

kahn as well.akistan developed nuclear- weapons to protect itself from nuclear blackmail from india or other countries, but that did not give anybody the right to be the source of onward nuclear proliferation. scientists leaking secrets to third countries. that dr. sold by rastan's nuclear designs to other countries. he should have been considered a criminal. the fact that he has been considered a hero by pakistan and islamist politicians reflect a more fundamental problem in pakistan, which is an inability to grant how to be part of the world without necessarily having a world view that is hostile and negative towards the rest of the world. antisemitism is considered acceptable in some parts of pakistan. it should not be. hard-line ideologue to call police about the islamist extremists are not acceptable around the world. ical rd-line ideologue to ca beliefs. and none of these things are positive for pakistan. pakistan has a negative image in the united states. it's not only the image that needs t

it and e-books are overpriced and when amazon tried to sell them for ten, they brought the wrath of kahnthe big five. the book will go for 12. i'll be able to resell it or give it away or to the library or to my daughter's school, it -- the after market might be affected but not the first market. >> i'm going to put you on the spot, john abel, as our final question n.september of last year we had apple at record highs and everybody loved it. it was the market darling. now topsy turvy world. google is the market darling at record highs. this time next year, who is going to be the market darling in the tech world, do you think? >> you know, this time next year i think they will probably be neck in neck. i think all of the apologizing that apple is being expected to do will go away and google is not going to slide the way apple has. >> google won't sly the way apple has, but apple has way too far to catch up. slid really far down. i don't expect them to come back that quickly at all, so google will be where it was last near. >> from 700-plus last september. >> dow to boast you, the two john

earlier blood tests showed that urooj kahn died from cyanide.investigating this case as a murder. >>> well, it would have been a first. the first of mass murderer charles manson's followers to get parole. but it didn't happen. california governor jerry brown denying bruce davis' request. the governor says he is still a danger to the public. the state board of parole had recommended his release for good behavior. >>> now to the trial of jodi arias. she is charged with first degree murder in the brutal killing of her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, back in 2008. she has been on the stand for nearly two weeks, as prosecutors chipped away at her testimony during intense cross-examination, arias broke down, and confessed to lies and cover-ups. but some are now wondering if the prosecution may have been too aggressive. and if that may have backfired. take a look. >> ma'am, were you crying when you were shooting him? >> i don't remember. >> were you crying when you were stabbing him? >> i don't remember. >> how about when you cut his throat? were you c

. >> brown: naomi kahn, what in the meantime do you advise people to do as we await to watch what happens with state, federal ledge laitle and the evolving nature of what companies. >> just because there's uncertainty in the law doesn't mean that you still shouldn't plan for what to do with all of your on-line accounts, so the first thing to do -- and everybody should do this -- is to make a list of all of your accounts. the average person has 20 to 25 digital accounts, and... >> brown: 20-25. 20-25. brown: scary to think about it. >> many of us have more if we actually sit down to account. each of those accounts has a password. well, so the first thing to do is to list the account and to list the passwords and figure out how you want to keep track of all of that information. if you put it in a will, a will becomes a public document. so you certainly don't want all of those assets listed in the will along with your password. then anybody can access that. first of all, keep track. make a list. figure out... give access to that list to somebody else. next thing to do is to write down what y

in london an artist expressed strong feelings towards former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn in thisll badges showing pornographic images and photos of, yeah, piglets. the piece is called "la pig." >> okay. >>> to the philippines now some filipinos commemorating

genghis kahn said... >> he said, "it's not sufficient i succeed; everyone else must fail."i actually got from--i was working in japan, and a japanese executive was describing competition in japan and how they take competition in japan and the pursuit of market share. and this guy said, "anything less than 100% market share was not enough. every time we lose a deal, we feel that rice is-- you know, rice is being taken out of the mouths of our children." >> that killer philosophy can make him a tough man to work for. ray lane was second in command at oracle for eight years, and was pushed out by ellison when they clashed over the direction of the company. >> i knew i couldn't change the culture of oracle as long as the inventor was still there. >> but what's the culture? >> culture is, win at any cost. so it wasn't good enough for a salesman to make their quota. they had to make 200% of their quota. it was, you know, the top 10% get rewarded millions, and everybody else, you know, falls by the way-- they're weak soldiers. shoot 'em. >> ellison has also been accused of gunning

. >> arthel: how many is the can kahn? >> the canon is $200.gain, lots of -- these printers also have a lot of ink cartridges, which seems like oh -- >> arthel: that's a big deal 'cause it runs out quickly. good point. >> the thing is, with having multiple tanks, is that if you have one coloring tank and one black and white, say you have a lot of blue sky and use up a lot of blue, having multiple ink tanks is important. >> arthel: thank you. >> gregg: that's great. anywhere from 280 down to 150. >> arthel: not bad. >> gregg: that's going to do it for us. >> arthel: harris faulkner is up next with the fox report. good working with you. >> gregg: have a great weekend, everybody. Ç@2x@x@x@x@x@x@x@x@

. >> can i ask, one other thing, that is that we have released a lot of people from kahn tawn mow andens of them have gone back to waging war against us. in syria and other places. that's a problem too. the people we have there are not necessarily meant to go to trial, they're meant to be detained during the hostilities. they're not meant to go to trial because you cannot expect either the cia or your military personnel to be playing csi kandahar. they're not collecting evidence on the battlefield, evidence that can be used in a court of law. i hope the prosecutors know what they're doing, i'm on the mystic that they have good, solid evidence. there's going to be discovery, insistent own of the lawyer that all kinds of evidence and perhaps classified information be turned over. i hope this goes well. i hope it's quick, i hope he's convicted and spends the rest of his life in jail or is executed. if not, you heard warnings of this on your show, erin. >> an interesting point. david, what do you think about that? some have said, this man, osama bin laden's son-in-law, he's not a big fish

she, of course, replaced the former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn who resigned over sex assault allegations last year though they were later dropped. >>> the new pope loves working the crowd and it is reportedly driving his security team bananas. the vatican security put the kibosh on what they called excessive contact more than 30 years ago but that has not stopped this pope, pope francis from riding around in an open air car, convertible popemobile of sorts, shaking hands and even kissing babies. according to "usa today" security experts are worried his friendly ways will make it harder to protect him. the good news of course is the vatican is thought to have among the best security details in the world. >>> now to our national lead. it's like a monster under the bed. it keeps a lot of new parents up at night. but the more data we get on autism, the more troubling the issue seems to become. a new report out today says that 2% of american school children, 1 in 50, have been diagnosed with some aspect of the disorder. that's 1 million kids. but do more kids really have it or is there someth

. >> remember lagarde succeeded dominique strauss kahn. >> authorities say he was shot at his home lastpening the front door. police are talking to neighbors and also searching the woods near his property. >> they're also looking into the possibility that the shooting could be related to his high profile job. clemens became the chief of the state's prison system just two years ago. at a news conference a short while ago colorado's governor was clearly emotional while speaking about his friend. >> to me, to i think all of us in many ways he's -- helped define what a public servant is. he did his job quietly, intently. he cared deeply about his staff, family and community. in his approach to corrections he was all about best practices and using data and information to continuously improve the way we do things. how do we make our prisons safer, not just for the employees but for the inmates? how do we do a better job of preparing inmates for returning to the community? >> now, clements death comes as the governor releases a landmark gun bill. >>> let's head to south korea which is on heigh

>> shaka canc shaka kahn celebrated her 60th birthday party. >> third party.g up to the 40th anniversary of her first album. >> fabulous. >> happy birthday, shaka. >> everybody will be watching the supreme court. i'll be watching arizona and the four senators talking about immigration reform, see if they will make any news. will they come back to washington with a plan? will we see something happen? >> what do you think? >> i think we will see something start to happen whether they come back next week after easter and passover recess. >> interesting. >> i'll continue to watch the supreme court while are you watching arizona. and i predict we will continue to see a long parade of unconventional characters coming forward in support of marriage equality. particularly more republicans. >> you do? >> i do. >> republican elected officials. rob partman who really talked about his son and we heard from karl rove, right? who set us back. not necessarily did a big endorsement. >> today, it's been retired folks,

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discussed, began long before a hellfire missile fired from a drone killed him and a propagandaist kahn in september. aweak sued the administration in 2010 to compel it to reveal its legal rationale for the long-telegraphed strike. the administration refused with the judge's support. for months after awlaki's position was disputed. following the sentencing of the unabomber -- not the unabomber, the underwear bomber, the government put forward a court ruling -- or a court filing dlaimg awlaki worked intimately with abdul farouk abdulamoutoub, the underwear bombers, to blow up northwest airlines. holder referred to that connection in his speech. several legal scholars have wondered why the u.s. didn't have to provide awlaki with due process of law before killing him, as stipulated under the fifth amendment. holder contended that the u.s. actually did even if no judge ever heard the case. this is sort of an interesting point and i'm not really making an opinion on whether or not the fifth amendment applies to awlaki overseas. i think a lot of that's complicated and not necessarily certain

attention to this document right here, which tells you in some more detail about the background of william kahnnext me, and then greg. and at the end -- and in the middle is emil knockley, who you became acquainted with in the last panel. this segment is to talk about the policy perspective and that's how i became involved in this event, in the 1973 arab war, or the october war as i frequently refer to it. i was in -- i lived in me middle east before, during, and after the 1967 war. a few months before the 1967 war, i toured the lebanon, syria, jordan areas, and made some appraisals for my own purposes and my employers, of the situation, growing unrest, growing unease. the war occurred '67 war occurred, and then returned and this time for about three week, a review in israel of the -- each of the major battles and discussions with the intelligence officers and military commanders. i came away from that with a distinct impression the israelys were really on a high. they had surprised the arab armies in the 1967 war. and they thought that all of the chaos they created amongst the arab forces was

the donor's conference there were a couple of blog posts written by their affiliated haitian shafi kahn example of corruption they could come up with were bags of rice that had been donated and work sold on the street which is one of the intended dose of those food donations, and people using their family connections to get better places in the open air marketplace, which is not any way equivalent to or even late to a propensity to take major disbursement of aid and put them into personal pick account, switzerland, instead of spending them on the appropriate project. i'm not saying that corruption is not a major concern in haiti. it absolutely is the one of the ways in which to fight corruption is to fund government institutions either literally the anticorruption unit of the haitian government, and yes, there is one, or to fund agencies such as the police or the customs bureau so they could pay higher salaries so that employers don't need to be collecting bribes. so the excuse of not funding the government because you're afraid of corruption and thus further contributing to the weakeni