to this day baton vuj one of the most diverse cities in the country. pam operated an antique store. >> pam loved the life. everyday she couldn't wait to do all the things that she wanted to do. >> she was fun and skub rant, skuber rant. she was intelligent. >> shortly before a midnight in july, pam' husband called police to report his wife missing. >> he said when he got home the front door was wide open. his wife's keys were there but pam was gone. strangely, the pabath, there wa blood that had been been there before. forensic testing revealed the blood on the carpet was pams. the couple's son was sleeping over at a friend's house and couldn't shed light on what happened. investigators had to consider whether pam had simply run off. her mother considered to even assume that possibility. >> our next thought is she might have had a boyfriend. i said if she had a boy fribd. i would have known. pam never looked at another man. byron was her sweet heart. >> family family offered a 75 authored roo ward for information on her whereabouts. for four days the s

and she said it will be seen that i passed the baton. charles krauthamer actually referenced that i have never been to the track-and-field hall of fame but i don't think there is plaque hanging up there that he pass the baton. what was her notable achievements. she was stumbling to name one. krauthamer was opinioning statements on her tenure at state department. >> she did a lot preceding state department. there will be questions about her tenure at state department. i want to push back on idea there is nobody else out there. you don't think andrew cuomo would be a good contender. >> i think he is would be a good contender if she is the no the race. the problem she takes so much air out of the room and in the age of billion dollar campaigns let's not underestimate the clinton organization and money. >> what i'm getting at more, what if she didn't run, could it possibly be better for democrats? could it be better to somebody doesn't have to answer questions about benghazi or what did you do at state department? get a governor in the race.

another kid come by and say he got batoned. i literally got batoned. it looks like a giant mess. >> that amazing event, the indy 500, is being tarnished. this stuff shouldn't happen. it should be fun. >> don't let it get to this. >> it's a beautiful day at the airport in logan, utah. somebody has a motor glider out and this happens. did you see that? >> that's a big bird. what is that? >> a hawk and that swanson hawk apparently didn't like the fact that the rc glider was flying around and dives at the glider several times. >> looks like a tara dak tall to a hawk. >> more reason to attack it. >> shows how brave the hawk is. this motor glider is probably bigger than her but doesn't diminish her attack instincts. >> i think some of those gliders are made of light material, so like i wonder if the claws of this thing could rip out a bunch of glider. >> it is made of foam. the bird isn't done. finally the guy is like, maybe i should land this thing. >> he lands it and also shows us what the rc glider looks like after his encounter. >> oh, yeah. you can see

the guy turns around and takes the baton away from the kid. the woman grabs the kid and takes him to the car. watch this when they start walking away from the vehicle, the little kid runs back to these men and gets between them and starts pushing the other guy back telling him to leave his dad alone. and believe it or not, it worked. >> takes a lot of guts. >>> you know that saying, just smile through the pain. it's true. you should just smile through the pain as in the case of this particular woman in china. she was working at what looks like a bakery, a bread factory of some sort and got her left hand caught in the dough machine. it looks pretty horrible but look at her face. >> oh, no. >> she's smiling through the pain. she has a big old grin on her face waiting for rescuers to help get her hand out. this was the busy part of the day. >> is that blood? >> it could potentially be blood. she did have quite the flesh wound as a result of this particular injury. but the other workers at this place could not help her get her hand out. they had t

batons were deployed to get compliance, so the officers could defend themselves. >> i was handcuffed. and he started to beat me on my arms. >> reporter: kelly carter and the sheriffs office have different versions of what happened. carter says it started at her home at 11:00 saturday night. a neighbor called police when her husband and brother got in an argument. carter says when deputies arrived she was put in handcuffs and moved towards the deputies when she saw them approach her brother. >> it looked like the officer was going to shoot my brother. i was like please, no, don't shoot him. >> reporter: a police sargent says a recording from the body camera tells a different story. deputies had to defend themselves. >> one of the suspects was proficient in martial arts. it is apparent by the video we have that he was able to utilize his skills effectively and quickly on the deputies. >> kelly says her brother is not trained in martial arts. he was just trying to defend himself and her. >> and i told him don't shoot my brother, please. then all of a sudden i saw him getting hit with the

. >> they should have used batons. he had little pruners that big and they could have used batons. >> the police chief has a different opinion about the shears. >> this is a weapon and a dangerous one and the way it's being manipulated. >> activists are not appeased. they plan a demonstration for sunday. >> sunday we expect thousands of reporters to come in from the norkt california region, southern california, leaders from out of state as well. their thoughts and prayers are with us. >> a community meeting is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. sunday at closer park. the police chief and other officials are asking demonstrators to keep it peaceful. wednesday a man was shot and killed by a civilian and protestors attacked police and first responders as they tried to give aid to that victim. >>> thank you, we have breaking news here. an amber alert message from the highway patrol just in. 2-year-old edwin vargas seen on the photo on the right was kidnapped this morning around 6:30 in los angeles. the suspect is abraham vargas, 27-y

want to stop the tax incentives, and to us, to most of us who make money who live in new orleans, baton rouge and shreveport. we love that the films come there. maybe they don't work for the state but they work for the population. >> for a conservative politician they may say for every dollar we put towards this tax credit, we're not seeing that dollar back in revenue we can directly tie to that, but you're saying folks like you who have ancillary businesses, restaurant, service industries, they do feel it? >> well, you've got sandra bullock living there now, brad pitt and angelina jolie have a home and nicholas cage has live there had forever. i'm just naming the four or five actors that i've stalked, the ones whose homes i ride around. but there are lots of actsers and actresses. makeup people, carpenters. i know people who have changed their entire lives to move to new orleans, baton rouge, this is happening in georgia and texas, too. >> if you want to film a movie about molest, go t--if you wanto film a movie about new orleans, you want to go to muscle. but you have all the structur

i know people who have changed their entire lives to move to new orleans, baton rouge, this is happen ing in georgia and texas, too. >> if you want to film a movie about molest, go to --if you want to film a movie about new orleans, you want to go to muscle. but you have all the structure require for making films and television, tell me why this even got started? why did we see real production leave hollywood? my personal belief is stephen jay canel, who did ""21 jump street"" and did thousands of television shows and then became a novelist, i was interviewing him once on my radio show in la, he said, you know, they ran me out of hollywood. i was having to pay for police and he went up to vancouver, and made a deal with the vancouver it is or the country and build a giant studio there. he kept say to go hollywood, this is going to be happen going to you don't watch it, and he was correct. as far as i know he stayed there his entire career and saved millions and millions of production dollars. i worked in canada, i've done four or five movies, television shows, i did the santa claus mo

and she said at a one-half baton you don't be bread with my daughter alone. there's a bit. pot before judge should brush was not arraigned on charges she was arrested on. district attorney's office is so light it decided whether not to charge her instead prosecutor asked the judge and granted a full week delay. defense questioned the timing of that delay the next court appearance now few weeks after election day. joe bread the district attorney's trend to hold onto her office. jill is not on a for election. she's going to let people by charging my client treat people the world. will set up for her daughter. the delay in the brecht's in case is for political motives. saying they're just trying to do a thorough investigation wait for supplemental reports from sonoma county sheriff's office of last friday's incident also want to review evidence about the defense attorney told the judge he uncovered. >> : it said eight board of directors molly over what to charge writers with a this fall when the airport connector open. the suppressor replace air bartered shuttle that takes pas

when he got to baton rouge, he got a job and went through the yellow pages and looked up company after company. he finally wore a guy down on the phone from the railroad company. it is pretty amazing. my dad has got an accent. not a southern accent like me, but an accent. he not only convinces guide to high him, but he told the guy who said you could start on have a caron't drivers license. you had to pick me up on the way to work monday morning. [laughter] i could tell you lot of other amusing stories about my folks adjusting to life in america. i want to fast-forward to the most significant thing that has happened to me. it happened when i was a child. a friend i knew gave me a rather odd christmas present that year. ofgained my very first copy the bible. some can later, girl and you invited me to church. here i was looking for a date and you must use looking to save my soul. i found the gospel message intriguing good i will be honest, i was skeptical. i'm an analytical soda person. i decided to investigate all of these fanciful claims. i started reading this bible and often times hi

and field hall on fame, but i can assure you, there is not a single plaque that reads he passed the batonme she runs, she'll have seven or eight achievements. i want to point out when the person was described as extremely or very interested in the election this year, 2014, the poll changes. then it's 46% backing republicans, 39% democrats. so the motivated voter, as you pointed out, is probably going to go to the poll and that will give the republicans advantage this year. looking out, though, we had two candidates, presidential candidates, last two, romney and mccain who did not ask the tough questions, who did not challenge barack obama at all. i mean, mitt romney had a chance on the third foreign policy debate to lay them out on benghazi and romney didn't do anything. all right? whether it was fear, i don't know, but in this election, other than christie, who i think is shot at this point, i'm shocked that he hasn't made a come back from the bridge thing, but he hasn't. other than christi, t ti, the o aren't confrontational people. >> i don't know about confrontation. you need somebody

if not, sometimes force is used, baton, pepper spray.n this situation, there was no weapons involved, therefore, the gunners didn't have a reason to shoot. >> the two inmates responsible for the attack were found guilty of battery and received 180 days added to their sentences. any time prisoners are involved in assaults with other inmates or staff, they are placed in administrative segregation or ad seg. officer jeremy backart works on ad seg where inmates are locked down and watched 23 hours a day, seven days a week. >> you always have to stay alert. you never know what an inmate is doing. you never know what he's thinking. that's why you have partners. your partner watches what you're doing, and you're watching what your partner is doing for protection. any time an inmate comes out of the cell, he has to be strip-searched, handcuffed, and escorted with two officers. >> for their own protection, all correctional staff are required to wear protective gear while working in the ad seg unit. >> the face shield is worn to protect us against

gary was joining us live from baton rouge, louisiana.eague, will have more on this story on her program tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. >>> the saga of the clippers owner donald steriling who just can't stop talking. what he says has great effect, especially on that man, magic johnson, who is now speaking out, again, exclusively to our anderson cooper. you'll hear what he has to say about all the awful things sterling charged him with. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that

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and field hall on fame, but i can assure you, there is not a single plaque that reads he passed the baton, she'll have seven or eight achievements. i want to point out when the person was described as extremely or very interested in the election this year, 2014, the poll changes. then it's 46% backing republicans, 39% democrats. so the motivated voter, as you pointed out, is probably going to go to the poll and that will give the republicans advantage this year. looking out, though, we had two candidates, presidential candidates, last two, romney and mccain who did not ask the tough questions, who did not challenge barack obama at all. i mean, mitt romney had a chance on the third foreign policy debate to lay them out on benghazi and romney didn't do anything. all right? whether it was fear, i don't know, but in this election, other than christie, who i think is shot at this point, i'm shocked that he hasn't made a come back from the bridge thing, but he hasn't. other than christi, t ti, the o aren't confrontational people. >> i don't know about confrontation. you need somebody with a win

to the telegraph hill folks yes give it up for them (clapping) are so many of you who handled the baton to protect the symbol of san francisco thank you all for your effort i know the mayor is coming but the mayor responded to the request of all i have us on telegraph hill and working with our rec and park and our arts commission thank you to close to $2 million of restoration work that combined to a structure and institution that will for decades bring tens of thousands of san franciscans to the city s to call coit tower one of our favorite landmarks in the world thank you very much for being here have a wonderful day (clapping.) so as we wait for our special guests the next speaker i have to tell you if last year for the park bond issue that was on the ballot that 72 percent of the people in san francisco said they like the job it the rec and park department is doing and passed the bond by a large number and i believe that's due entirely to the staff of rec and park and the job they do and under the leadership of their general manager phil immensely beggar (clapping.) wow. what a beau

in many cases the riot police have their shields and batons taking from the protestor. this is an example of how the government in kiev to clansing. >> there is a $17 billion bailout package for the ukraine. they are raising the taxes. the gas prices are to soar by 50% and the government is freezing the minimum wage. paul has a report from kiev. >> they are been working hard to look at the economic situation here in the ukraine and deciding whether or not not to loan the money, $17 billion could be released as early as next week. what impact will it have and the risks coming with it. there are risks. will the ukraine be able to continue to path of reform and meaning that the money is safe and the g-o political risks. you believe there is actually no alternative to the money, despite the risks, ukraine needs it. >> that is absolutely correct. ukraine is on the verge of bankruptcy. there is no way to refinance for the economy or for ukraine if not for the loan. >> investors think it is a positive move, but what do the people think. it is a four day national holiday here a

the "uss baton" carrying 1,000 americans has moved into the mediterranean. the school was closed yesterday as the six victims of friday's deadly rampage were remembered in an emotional service, but the sadness of their deaths was mixed with anger and calls for tougher gun laws. one victim's father told lawmakers, i don't care about your sympathy. do something. bigad shaban has our report. >> reporter: the roughly hour long service included musical tributes to the victims and heartfelt messages from their families still in mourning. among the speakers was university of california president and former u.s. secretary janet napolitano. thousands united for the university of california santa barbara to honor the students elliot rodger murdered during a ten-minute killing spree. richard martinez's son chris was gunned down at a deli. martinez says politicians have failed to protect the public. >> that's why chris and these other kids died. it's unbelievable we're at this point. too many people have died and it should be not one more. >> reporter: investigators say

steinfeld, elizabeth banks couldn't be happier tweeting lace up your dancing shoes and get down to baton rouge. >>> pharrell williams revealed he was not the first musician to record the smash hit "happy." the track was originally given to cee lo grown, but they pushed pharrell to record a version of his own and the rest is history. >>> les moonves responded to pundits who claim stephen colbert has a liberal bias. moonves stated at a conference on monday that colbert is much more moderate than people think he is. >>> and tv's highest paid star will make her primetime debut later this month. judge judy sheindlin will be in a special that will examine new court cases and her rise to daytime tv stardom. she is one wealthy person, though. >> i didn't even understand how wealthy she was until i found out. number one show. >> i know, yes. >> every local station bids on her show and she's cashing in. >> it is a staple. so true. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day right here on nbc. >>> leading the news in the washington post, hundreds of kidnapp

supremacy demonstrate its summit and then stated milling around outside the police station armed with batons and whatever other kind of improvised weapons that they could get hold of wearing helmets and saying that they were expecting to be attacked by a militants from the far right ukrainian greek rights act a bill that makes that there was a quote on the internet full pool that members of the ukrainian of clomid and troy ukrainian unity self defense forces including the right to act out together at the top of that famous but to do that this they did nobody a couple of hundred of them and that they were preparing lots of hotels they were preparing a row from the pavement to throw out to the pro russian today said they believed was going to bed that didn't happen either one of the baby and was so bad that the approaching trading courses including rights act that will persuade it's not going to tell the true russians that whether they were up but instead to go and meet with the new chief of police and a density of uncut didn't chip who has been appointed to the position today up to the author

police used batons trying to push back crowds.t is the only polling station in the country that seemed insufficient to push back the large crowd. >> reporter: since the early hoursover the morning, thousands of syrians have come here to cast their vote in the presidential election. some of them are soup porters of president bashar al-assad, they feel it is a sign he has prevailed. and for many, they came here out of fear. they are [ inaudible ] many of them believe that president assad is not going away any time soon. he is likely to win this new seven-year term no matter what the opposition says. and they want to make sure they don't burn their bridges with the regime in damascus because it is not going away. so they came here to show up, to register their name, to make sure the government knows they vote sod they can go home to syria one day. >>> it has been a very different picture in jordan. >> reporter: i am here outside the syrian embassy, where voter turnout appears to be rather low. although jordan is home to large populat

baton him. if one misfires the other one should be right there ready with the next taser. >> walk around the corner into a much more crowded street could easily have turned incredibly tragic. >>reporter: police say he was also threatening a woman. >> she is advising he's grabbing her dog and trying to choke it. >>reporter: but city council member jose says the problem is systemic. he's the third man shot and killed by is a liens police mountain past month. >> we are looking at citizen review board. hoping that they are open to that. i mention that to the mayor as well. >>reporter: police chief mcmillan will forward the cases to the fbi and the u.s. justice department for rae view. meanwhile community activist are expecting thousands to march this is under in salinas against police brutality. in salinas, abc 7 news. >> we are following developing news in the east bay. hayward police are investigating a shooting tonight. it happened just before 6 at winton avenue and this boulevard. victim was in

they were hitting me with the baton. they busted my head open. it's just too much. i am about to go see my lawyer. >> but that's not what he eyewitnesses nor deputies say happened. >> she turned on the deputies. also, while she was handcuffed, began kicking them while they were on the ground. >> the deputies used their tasers and handcuffed the men. >> they were outnumbered and outsized. they did everything they could steve each other. >> reporter: we now know what it will take for one of those deputies to recover. i will have more on that report at 6:00. reporting live in castro valley, linda yee, kpix 5. >>> bizarre new details on the 18-year-old shot and killed by dublin police. police tell us oscar herrera had been fighting with his mother last night. when the police officer rifed, herrera hit him in the conditioned -- arrived, herrera raised his hand as if to hit the officer. officers say he was covered and on meth and threatened to eat his friend. he was tasered and sent to a hospital for treatment. >>> right now, a crime scene in south san jose where two bodi

baton him.e misfires the other one should be right there ready with the next taser. >> walk around the corner into a much more crowded street could easily have turned incredibly tragic. >>reporter: police say he was also threatening a woman. >> she is advising he's grabbing her dog and trying to choke it. >>reporter: but city council member jose says the problem is systemic. he's the third man shot and killed by is a liens police mountain past month. >> we are looking at citizen review board. hoping that they are open to that. i mention that to the mayor as well. >>reporter: police chief mcmillan will forward the cases to the fbi and the u.s. justice department for rae view. meanwhile community activist are expecting thousands to march this is under in salinas against police brutality. in salinas, abc 7 news. >> we are following developing news in the east bay. hayward police are investigating a shooting tonight. it happened just before 6 at winton avenue and this boulevard. victim was in the ca

we're going to get drenched from louisiana to houston, new orleans, baton rouge, lake charles. 3 to 5 inches of rain. if you noticed in new england, yesterday was 52 degrees in the afternoon in boston. 92 degrees, we call this a back door cold front, thomas. all the cold air, all the people up around they send it our way. it makes us chillier. >> we'll take it. it goes the other way. >> what goes all other way? all the hot air's down here? >> yeah. >>> thank you so much, coming up on "morning joe," nbc's exclusive interview with edward snowden. what he says about his experience with american spy services before he leaks sensitive information. >>> then when we come back here, we're going to huddle around the water cooler with bill murray who spouting life's words for any bachelor about to pop the question. we're back after this. ♪ why don't you just let me be ♪ who do you want the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter mo

when he got to baton rouge, he got a job and went through the yellow pages and looked up company after company. he finally wore a guy down on the phone from the railroad company. it is pretty amazing. my dad has got an accent. not a southern accent like me, but an accent. he not only convinces guide to high him, but he told the guy who said you could start on monday, i don't have a car drivers license. you had to pick me up on the way to work monday morning. [laughter] i could tell you lot of other amusing stories about my folks adjusting to life in america. i want to fast-forward to the most significant thing that has happened to me. it happened when i was a child. a friend i knew gave me a rather odd christmas present that year. he gained my very first copy of the bible. some can later, girl and you invited me to church. here i was looking for a date and you must use looking to save my soul. i found the gospel message intriguing good i will be honest, i was skeptical. i'm an analytical soda person. i decided to investigate all of these fanciful claims. i started reading this bible an

baton him. if one misfires the other one should be right there ready with the next taser. >> walk around the corner into a much more crowded street could easily have turned incredibly tragic. >>reporter: police say he was also threatening a woman. >> she is advising he's grabbing her dog and trying to choke it. >>reporter: but city council member jose says the problem is systemic. he's the third man shot and killed by is a liens police mountain past month. >> we are looking at citizen review board. hoping that they are open to that. i mention that to the mayor as well. >>reporter: police chief mcmillan will forward the cases to the fbi and the u.s. justice department for rae view. meanwhile community activist are expecting thousands to march this is under in salinas against police brutality. in salinas, abc 7 news. >> we are following developing news in the east bay. hayward police are investigating a shooting tonight. it happened just before 6 at winton avenue and this boulevard. victim was in

belgrade is faced with many talent is fifteen years after the kosovo war and a war crimes under the baton me not to that there is camping with its typical cost of the country as is often ambitious goal and wants to join the eu despite its political problems on massive budget deficit. this is also left its mark on the arts and culture scene. some young artists from western europe i've decided to help transform the city and capital into life the metropolis a kid. in serbia's capital hard times only seem to get harder the city is broke politicians corrupt and unemployment in thirty percent. many youngsters are seeking their fortunes elsewhere the assault on this item doesn't see the bruins he sees potential for pioneering spirit. he first came here six years ago from his hometown buffet to get a search dogs cultural exchange up and running and he fell in love with belgrade. begum the most optimistic person about the break and over it you know people are always complaining about their own cd and this is broken this doesn't work and the politicians are not doing a good job. as if the item but

beirut the country's only polling station, there were key attic scenes on wednesday, soldiers used batonowds as thousands tried to cram their way in for a chance to vote. much calmer today. >> reporter: we are here at the syrian embassy in beirut where syrians who live in lebanon get to come and vote. now for the second day in a row, 10s of thousands of sear i don't knows have come to this place, you can see that they start here, they present their identity card, it gets checked, and then when -- if they are eligible to vote they come and take a ballot. three candidates, one of them is the syrian president bashar allah sad. many of these people are either workers or refugees who have fled the war in their country in the past three years. many are fed up with the cries discuss wants their lives back, most of them, we asked them, who did they vote for. >> today i am here voting for bashar allah sad. we are supporting him. and for supporting the revolution best of luck for him. >> it holds a great future for december any as well as having freedom of speech and having those systems involved

forces are standing by aboard the amphibious ship "baton" awaiting an order to evacuate all americans from the country. another example-- u.s. drones are helping the nigerian military search for those kidnapped school girls, even though the nigerian military has a history of human rights violations. still, it puts fewer american lives at risk, is much less expensive and is frequently done in secret, all of which makes it easier to sell politically. norah. >> o'donnell: david martin, thank you. u.s. intelligence believes an american citizen linked to al qaeda terrorists has carried out a suicide bombing in syria. bob orr has been looking into this. >> reporter: this picture on radical islamic web sites, shows a smiling bearded man holding a cat, but u.s. officials believe the man who called himself abu hurayra al-amriki is the first american suicide bomber to die fighting for al qaeda in syria. al qaeda affiliate jabhat al- nusra recently release this photo. the fighter on the right, wearing a suicide vest, appears to be abu hurayra al-amriki. the group claims he was killed sunday in a

cruise knock down the one alarm blaze within 10 minutes and the good news is there no injuries to the batone they found all boarded up and it appears thewhat occurred. tommies someone not was looking inside the home. as of is it possibly is water could have caused this uc berkeley is on a list of schools now be investigated by the federal government on how web handles sexual abuse allegations. the report by the department, administration and the government says the bill would destroy about in this edition of complaints and cows inclusion does not mean the school violated any laws. uc berkeley put it out as it has made sexual assault on college campuses is a critical issue and we will cooperate fully with the investigation. and then it goes on as a " sexual assault would not be tolerated in our community. much has been done to strengthen the campuses issues, but there we understand that there are always room for improvement. the complete list is on our web site kron4 compaq >>: 635 right now and the warriors did they won games it is now forcing a game 7. if the game is tomorrow night in los

claims he was filming the rally and officers knocked him to the ground and repeatedly clubbed him with batons. they seek unspecified damages and named police chief howard your dan now the police tried to break it up and they are worried about a government which is currently fired in a corruption scan. >> today add within until of only first will discuss the next move against clippers on they are and they are trying to force sterling and you can add the name to the list of the potential buyers and they are ready to team up with oprah whimphrey to buy the clippers if sterling is forced to sell. in 2006, they signed a deal to have the warriors name and he will son try to pie it go to to the home page. >>> tickets will not be cheap and the court side seats are going for more than $5,000 on stub hub. fans are paying almost $100 for standing room only. the warriors trail three games to two and she have to stay a lot. the donald sterling saga appears to be bringing in a lot of television viewers and did you know sunday's game four was the first time the two teams took the courts and the racist comme

passed the baton of interpreting central-bank speak over to jonathan. on a more serious note, i think this is about preparation for reality. preparation for reality in terms of the united kingdom and likewise in the united states. ecb, it looks the like interest rate meetings are going to go to every six weeks instead of four. what is behind that? is that to quell the demands of the press or the markets? >> the communications strategy is behind it. the big issue is if you meet eight times a year you could potentially release the minutes, which would give so much super his heart.o the ecb does not release minutes. the central bank does. >> we have to leave it there. chris is still with a. take more risk seems to be the mind, youwith that in have of you. you are prepared to short a little more euro, so you begin to believe that is a position you might want to add to. >> it is difficult. a lot of people have been caught on the wrong side of that trade. it looks expensive. it is going to be key. it is an interesting trade in a sense that it is overvalued. i

you see the lebanese security trying to control the crowds, beating tell up with different kinds of batons tree branches. helping the mothers bring their children into the embassy and trying to give them water. it is a very, very chaotic crowd. this is the only voting station in the whole of lebanon and tens of thousands of people are supposed to cast their vote in one day. now the syrian ambassador who is here, give a chance to all these people to be able to vote. many were turned back by the lebanese security or simply that they gave up on the idea that they will be able to access the embassy ground and get there. >> outside the syrian embassy. far fewer people have shown up there. and many of those who did turn up were anti-assad protesters who say the vote is a sham. those in other countries, places like germany and turkey have been prevented from taking part at all. >>> an armed group in libya warns the u.s. of serious consequences if it chooses to interfere in the country. says libya will become another afghanistan for the americans. washington is also advising all of u.s. citizens t

future might be without him. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> i pray that he -- somebody takes the batonedy recovery. and come back to his people. ♪ >> so a good friend of mine, a really great travel writer, said something. the more i travel, the less i know. i feel that particularly strongly in south africa, a place i came in a state of near total ignorance, loaded with preconceptions. for the first part of my life, the south africa i knew was not a happy place or a good place. it was a pariah state. surrealistically, outrageously divided into black and white. a throwback to attitudes we thought we'd long learned to reject. ♪ >> the nationalist government in south africa enacted apartheid laws in 1948. who you could marry. where you lived. where you could walk, be educated, everything decided by racist laws backed by police, army and secret services. the institutionalized racial discrimination was designed to maintain white minority power and economically suppress the black and mixed race south africans who lived in townships, mostly in poverty. in 1923, the african national congress wa

officer shannon uses his baton but it has little effect on the suspect.urnett calls for the officers to use pepper spray. >> i sprayed him, actually emptied my whole canister. >> officer burnett, reeling from pepper spray, runs from the room. >> perp spray burns. it causes your nasal cavity to open. probably nine times out of ten it's going to incapacitate someone long enough for you to apprehend them. >> but not so with this suspect. >> it almost seemed like the pepper spray aggravated him. >> bergen reaches for a chair and hurls it at officer shannon. the brawl moves out of the way of the camera in front of adjacent lockers. >> when you see the lockers moving, that's me hitting him a second time. this time in the chest. it doesn't stop him. >> another officer joins the fight, and the four officers are able to subdue bergen. >> down on the the ground. >> we got him to the ground. as we're handcuffing him, he's yelling, kill me, kill me, just kill me. >> kill me! kill me! kill me. >> it was over. it was done. he knew he wasn't going further. >> the pepper

. >> tasers are used in place of batons, or fists, or this kind of like physical hands on stuff. what happens is sometimes tasers kill people. >> reporter: in the office and here to speak, berkely officer jeff shannon. >> he knocked me unconscious and during that period, tried to get my firearm, which he had been doing early in the struggle as well. >> reporter: he had a concussion. suffers a headache to this day. he says a taser could have protected him. >> it absolutely is a tool, i would have probably used in that situation, yes. >> reporter: what police are asking of the city council is to authorize a report on the use of tasers, and then decide on their use. opponents do not see the need. >> there's plenty of reports out there, and there's lots of credible evidence that show tasers are a sometimes lethal weapon. >> the city council voted tonight to approve that study of the use of tasers. the police department says a report should be available in september. berkely police say they're only one of three departments in the bay area that does not have access to tasers. in berkel

and the relatives staged an ambush and beat her with batons ask bricks. father led the attack, and claimed it was an honor killing. she insulted the family when she married without their consent. >>> in sudan, a woman it scheduled to be whipped and hanged gave birth today in a sudanese jail cell. she was locked up for crimes including marrying a christian and refusing to denounce christianity. the condition of the mother and the baby is not known. and the sudanese authorities said that they will delay her death sentence for two years to allow her to nurse her baby. and the community is calling for an meet release. >> chemical weapons inspectors and u.n. staff members. they are traveling to the site where they allegedly have civilians. inspectors are safe. and rulon has more on the attack, and how it challenges the inspector's mission. >> the team of six u.s. inspectors and five syrian drivers were on a mission. they were investigating allegations that the syrian government had used chlorine gas on the province. there was supposed to be a ceasefire in plac