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. -- cain and abel. mark: does this have any implication for the united states?n micklethwait: they are close allies. cameron has not spend enough on it. miliband looks to spend even less. the issue with europe -- whatever happens, you can end up with britain coming apart. if the polls are right, you can end up with cameron governing in london, but with no with -- no support whatsoever in scotland. or, miliband governing in london with the help of scottish mps who english voters have no control over. the scots can vote ron english issues the english cannot vote on scottish issues. you will have going resentment in england about what is happening, because england gives scotland a lot of money. john: one last question. if you think about these two guys, the likelihood is that there will be a hung election. which of these two guys has a political resourcefulness and has a likelihood of cobbling together a coalition government? john micklethwait: most people still say cameron. because he did it before. he has a good ability to lose something -- that has happened. and

it's here that we encountered carl abel, one of the most memorable killers ever profiled on "lockup."t didn't take long for him to make clear his opinions of some of his fellow inmates. >> all of these inmates can say what they want to say. they're punks. people in control know they're punks. abul first came to spring creek in 2003, after he was convicted of murdering a co-worker. >> i caved his head in. caved it in totally. i think the biggest fragment of bone they found was a size of a half dollar. i probably got a little out of hand later on. i kept hanging out and beating on him some more. there was -- it was -- are you really interested in the gory stuff? i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty nasty. it was kind of twisted there. >> the raw interview footage goes on to reveal perhaps the most grisly aspect of abuhl's crime. >> your sentence is what? >> 70 years. i got six months, too, for cruelty to animals. >> for what? >> cruelty to animals. >> what happened? >> i nuked a guy's cat that he had. the cat was chewing on him so i nuked the cat. i actually

the fighting happened in the awdhegle region and in the lower sh abelle district. >>> u.n. troops have been deployed in mali as fighting intensifyies between separatist and government forces. 15 people have been killed in menaka. soldiers have within accused of killing nine civilians including a boy in the town. there have been cease-fire violations. >>> in ethiopia the prime minister has promised fair elections and is expected to do well. huge government rallies have been taking place. opposition accuse those in power of stifling the event. >>> demonstrations became famous when a protester was shot dead. the activist died on the anniversary of the revolution against former president hosni mubarak. a police officer has been charged with manslaughter over her death. >>> saudi arabia's interior ministry said it has identified the person responsible for a suicide-bombing. he is affiliated with isil and is alleged to have detonateed a bomb where 21 people were killed. >>> the united nations' children charities is worried about the emotional affect nepal's earthquake has had on

a single mother, concha built this one-room home for herself and her four children: abel, 12, adrian,en, wendy five, and the youngest, alexi. their incredible struggle, and a ten-ar story of this place will illuminate some key geography themes, including: scale has several meanings in geography. one is very specific having to do with ratios of distance on a map to actual distance on the ground. but it also has a more intuitive meaning related to the size of the area in question. let's call this view of anapra a "neighborhood scale." at this scale, you see a one- sided picture of ciudad juarez. let's zoom back on this satellite image to something we'll call a "metropolitan scale." here, onhe other side of the city is a very different neighborhood. this community is called the campestre, and it's an elite enclave housing wealthy business families... walls and gates... dogs and guards. only the housekeepers and gardeners park on the street. a lot of these laborers live in the squatters' settlement at anapra. so here are two very new neighborhoods. one is rich, the other poor. to understa

polk is deeply conscious of being in the wrong that he feels the blood of this war like the blood of abel is crying to heaven against him. i love this image. this is an image of polk from late in his presidency. polk basically worked himself to death in support of the war. he worked incredibly hard. you can see how much he aged from the picture taken at the start of his presidency. lincoln adamantly attacks polk. most scholars who have looked at lincoln's spot resolutions have said his attacks were ignored. i found looking at newspapers this was not the case. the spot resolutions and speech you see here were widely reprinted across the united states. this is lincoln's first case of national acclaim and attention. little did lincoln know that the president was confounded. in the summer of 1847, polk dispatched a diplomat to negotiate a treaty with mexico. once scott occupies mexico city, polk began to think we should take more of mexico than the treaty stipulated. polk wanted to see baja, california, in the united states. he wanted to see the state of sonora in the united states. he had ve

an abell lee would be fine. >> my name is mike, we're working on a tv show in town and edger allen poe you. [ applause ] >> you're very kind. anyway, if you don't mind, it will take three or four minutes but we want poe to recite the annabelle lee. at your leisure. >> it was many and many a year ago in the kingdom by the sea that a maiden there lived who you may know by the name of annabelle lee. >> it's a pretty extraordinary thing to have this level of certainty, to commit 12 hours of literature to memory just to make sure people can hear and feel the works of a one of a kind writer. david is luck ty to have that certainty and the city of baltimore is lucky to have him. >> never can the deemens under the sea suede the soul from the soul of my beautiful annabelle lee. by the sea in hur tomb, by the sounding sea. [ applause ] >> edger allen poe. it would be fantastic if every great writer had a talented actor keeping their work alive. alas, that's not the case. and while it's true that the works of edger allen poe will live as long as people are alive to read them, they will live longe

. >> reporter:18-month old abel now has seven stitches under his ear. >> reporter:his mother-- charleneab wounds and bruises across her back and arm. >> reporter:and the car they were riding is covered with shattered glass. >>: "every attack, every hit was meant for the baby. it wasn't meant for us. he was trying to kidnap the child and who knows what he would have done with him after that." >> reporter:it was last monday when officers say 44- year-old nicholas garcia went after the family while they were trying to change a tire on the shoulder of i- 215, south of newport road. highway patrol says he smashed the driver's side and rear windows with a broken plastic freeway paddle marker. and began stabbing the toddler. >>"the car seat was right here and i'm like this on top of the baby trying to protect him, and there was one point where i was looking at him face to face cuz he was in the car." >> reporter:she says other family him back. as he kept swinging. >> reporter:they still have the car seat with the markings. >>: "charlene says the guy then pulled out a bottle of gasoline and the

giving up pays dividends with some other in the raid that the giving up to the authority to rule in abels greater liberty. this is why police presence in neighborhoods that have good relations from the police sought of as their pretty enhancement where it and ferguson, missouri to the assault was sought as the zero crescive presence presence, because when you look at the state to give and take away is essential to that question. so to put it into those terms if you have the state's that we well disagree about a lot of things but the fundamental question is the state responding to real threats in a proportionate and reasonable fashion that is open about what it is doing? is there the consent of the underlying politics and is it within those norms? there is a lot of give with a lot of that. >> i want to ask a question as you know, more than those there has been a robust debate on whether or not the distinction between war matters anymore. so how the book enters into that conversation with the legal distinction to come under pressure with greater pressure from 9/11 how bad does it need to be

(sot) 6:00 only abel loza perez para mi esta bien para de ese modo estar seguros que no se enfermaranscuela y no los fueran a admitir por esa razon tiene uno que obedeceresa ley rosi vazquez creo yo ques importante que todos los ninos tengan sus vacunas pero que tampoco el estado vaya a exagerar a tener una obligacion marisol lemus no pues no es necesario obligarlos simplemente los padres ya saben lo que tienen que hacer no es necesario obligar a la gente (vo) pero que sigue ahora. la medida pasa a la asamblea estatal. si es aprobada california se convertirira en el estado numero 32 en eliminar la excepcion por creencias personales y el tercero por creencias religiosas. esta medida ha generado mucha controversi y resistencia entre personas que creen el estado esta infringiendo en sus derechos como padres y que violaria sus derechos constitucionales a una educacion publica. (sandra a cuadro) en respuesta a ello se hicieron varios ajustes.como por ejemplo quienes a pesar de la ley decidan no inmunizara a sus hijos podran elegir educar a sus hijos en casa y participar en un programa de h

he's deeply conscious of being in the wrong that he feels the blood of this war like the blood of abel is crying to heaven against him that originally having some strong motive, he is trusting to escape scrutiny by fixing the public gaze upon the exceeding brightness of military glory, that attractive rainbow that rises and showers of blood, that serpent serpent's eye that charms to destroy. >> i have no love for america as such. i have no patriotism. i have no country. the institutions of this country do not recognize me as a man. the only thing that links me to this land is my family and the painful consciousness that hear there are millions of my fellow creatures growning beneath the ironed rod of the worse that could be devised. this and this only attaches me to the land that brings me to plea with you and this country at large. for the disenthrallment of my oppress countrymen and overthrow slavery which is crushing them to the earth. >> instead in 1854 congress passes the kansas-nebraska act which overturns the missouri compromise that at least as confined slavery to the south. th

next, from abel orta, truck tak-- [laughing] this truck knocked these mailboxes. "guess no mail in the hood for a couple days." finger of shame. and finally, this is courtesy of milayna... finger of shame. yeah, that's nothing to teach a child. and it sounds like the most depressing country song ever recorded. so, thank you for sharing and for shaming, and if you see something objectionable happening in a public place, don't do anything illegal, just point a finger, take a picture, and post it to twitter or instagram with the #fingerofshame. and together, we can make the world a slightly less terrible place. you know, tonight on abc, the excitement was not limited to "the bachelorette." we also had the season finale of "dancing with the stars" tonight. it was the tenth year and the 20th season of "dancing with the stars" and the outcome is important because the winner of "dancing with the stars" often goes on to sit in the audience during next season of "dancing with the stars." so, there was a lot on the line tonight. the three finalists were rumer willis, riker

my children have said to me as children have said since cain and abel you do not understand. absolutely true. i have a desire. the only mother that you have. you are stuck with me. doing the best that i can. so in the white house. the diplomatic reception room, the same room that they would stand. a commensurate amount of pressure. on our eyes beyond belief. i feel very, very respectful for those members of the press who had chosen to have some understanding toward chelsea clinton. i am giving her a chance. i really had no privacy in my life nor did anybody i have ever met. and that was a change. worried about someone going out with you. because someone was going to try to take advantage of you you could have spent your life never going out because you were fearful. you when some, you lose some. similar in the sense that except mine would come up the elevator. of course they called and said, so-and-so is here to come and get you. i would i would try and bypass my parents to the best ability that i could because they live on the 2nd floor and i lived on the 3rd floor. so the t

among them sandra gardiner, also abel upshur, the secretary of state, thomas walker gilmer, the secretary of the navy. everybody downstairs felt the ship -- when the gun exploded, the ship jerked. so all the handsome young officers that were surrounding my grandmother, who was 23 years old at the time but very beautiful, my grandfather, he had been trying to get to her and talk to her and he couldn't because of all the handsome young naval officers around. but when explosion occurred and the ship shook, they all rushed to go upstairs to do what they had to do, whatever they're trained to do and left her standing there. well, she -- she knew her father was up there so she fell in behind them, my grandfather fell in behind her, going up the steps to the deck, a sailor came running back calling out, "don't let ms. gardiner farther, her father is dead." when she heard that, my grandmother fainted right back into the arms of the president. he caught her tenderly and gently. so the ship did go and dock and when it docked, he picked her up and carried her down the gangplank. as she was going dow

my children and said to me and children have said since cain and abel to their parents, you don't understand[laughter] luci: i always said that's absolutely true. i had a bizarre adolescence, but i'm the only mother you have and you are stuck with me, so i'm doing the best i can. my adolescence spent in the white house, my dates usually met me in the diplomatic reception room, the same room that we meet heads of state in. and they felt a commensurate amount of pressure on them here at they were analyzed beyond belief. i feel very, very respectful for those members of the press who have chosen to have some understanding towards chelsea clinton and given her a chance at having her youth. i really had no privacy in my adolescence. nor did anybody i ever went out with. and that was a real strange thing. you always were worried with someone going out with you because you were the delightful human being that you knew yourself to be, or because it were simply who was going to try and take advantage of you. you could have spent your life never going out because you are always fearful. or you can jus

eight passengers who were killed in the amtrak derailment was 55-year-old new york bank executive abelw york say there's a funeral for him at 1:30 this afternoon at the islamic foundation. he had planned on retiring here. >>> police in south bay are searching for a man who reportedly tried to grab a girl off the street in campbell. the sketch of the man is described as asian or latino in his mid-30s and just about 5'7" with a medium build. police say he was wearing a black and white beanie with a long coat that is either tan or brown and it had fur on the cuffs. investigators released this home surveillance video of the vehicle they believe the man was in. it was taken as the man drove up and down harriett street yesterday morning. police say the man began to follow the girl as she was walking her dog. police say she told him he got out of his car and grabbed her but let go when she screamed. >>> he was just 3 months old when given the gift of life and now the san diego county youngest heart transplant patient is thriving. santiago arenas was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy at birth. the