there was a heavy exchange of fire. one member of the group was killed. one was wounded and six more were arrested. circulating on facebook, there is a video which appears to be of the incident. we can see six men lying facedown on the ground. it is very early morning, quite nice in this picture. about 12 or more antiterrorist people lined up around the house with them. let's stay in tunisia. thousands of people took to the streets of the capital shouting, no to coups. yes two elections. -- yes to elections. mark thompson reports. >> fireworks and flags in the tunisian capital. thousands gather in support of what they call the governments right to govern. >> we are free to dress however we want and go out and pray. we are free to go to mosques and cover up and wear the veil. what ever you like, not like before. >> ruling islamist party organized a rally in the face of demonstrations following the murders are two key opposition figures. a prominent secular leader was assassinated in february. since the murder, anti-regime protesters have been listed for us

--re is a heavy army process presents entire square. they are not allowing any civilians -- there is a heavy army presence in top rear square -- in tahrir square. they are not allowing any civilians into the square. the ministry of the interior has protect staten to buildings. there are fears that violence could once again interrupt on the streets here. >> thank you very much. the instability and violence is having a dire impact on businesses across egypt. several major international companies have already pulled out. carmaker general motors is among them. it marks a further deterioration for a foreign economy are ready disseminate it -- already decimated. >> stores are shuttered in downtown cairo. the banks and stock market are closed. three major multinational companies, general motors, electrolux, and shall, -- and shell, have temporarily suspended their operations in concrete sign of this week's clashes. >> with regard to my job, there are a lot of factories, shops, and traders who have been hit hard and still cannot recover. >> the

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because they support the syrian people and oppose the a side -- assad regime. >> the war is taking a heavyll. up to a dozen people have been killed and 200 injured in a single firefight. increasing number of civilians find themselves caught in the crossfire. him, many people here are unemployed. about 30% of the population. but they receive money for fighting. game,e children this is a but most of the adult men are armed. we ask where the weapons come from. >> mostly from russia and iran. they see those countries as political enemies. they buy the weapons from has a -- h has bullock ezbollah leaders. >> civilians here are extremely poor. money for buying weapons comes from wealthy islam is businesspeople. he warns us against going any further. -- site of site people with a camera might incite people. becoming a place of radicals as jihadists come here. all over the city we will see the black flag of war. they are all opponents of the syrian regime. there is also a flag outside the house of the -- islam is to makes no secret of his support for al qaeda. war in lebanon is inevitable. >> the

. >> there is a heavy military presence across the capital with tanks filling the streets. the army has sealed off to rear square -- tahrir square. the symbolic protests brought down mubarak in 2011. a tough stance on any violation of the law. heard.ave already been they broadcast these images. the death toll across egypt .ontinues to rise >> thanks for joining us. you were at the center of the city with the curfew in place. seems to be pretty much quiet across the city. square, the the gunfire has stopped and continues until early in the evening. there are buildings that have been set on fire. several buildings, large flames engulfed. .hey are going to be strict those that are there probably have special permissions. there are a couple of convoys with military vehicles flying in the sky. >> as you witness the protests earlier on the day, things have generated pretty quickly. >> the largest demonstration , where people lost their lives today. a pretty quick escalation towards fierce clashes between the demonstrators and pro-army anti-morsi demonstrators. second was the secur

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heavy. we begin with a desperate search. missing california teenager, hannah anderson has been missing since sunday when the body of her mother and brother were discovered. >> authorities say the girl was kidnapped by a long time family friend. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. >> reporter: an international manhunt under way for james dimaggio, kidnapped hannah anderson following a deadly confrontation at his southern california home sunday that ended in this inferno. hannah's father made this plea to dimaggio, someone he had considered a family friend. >> i am begging you to let my daughter go. you have taken everything else. hannah, we all love you very much. if you have a chance, you take it. you run. >> reporter: amid the ashes detectives found the body of hannah's mother christina and the remains of a child, close friends believe is hannah's 8-year-old brother, ethan. however, authorities have not officially identified the remains. >> i'm fearful of hannah not coming home alive. >> reporter: the children knew dimaggio a

the proxy war is taking a heavy toll. p to a dozen people have been killed, and 200 injured in a single firefight. an increasing number of civilians on both sides are finding themselves caught in the crossfire. , many people here unemployed -- 30% of the population. they receive money for fighting. for the children, it's a game. most adult men are armed. we ask where the weapons come .rom mostly from russia and iran, says khalid, though they see these countries as political weapons. -- enemies. civilians are extremely poor. money for buying weapons comes from wealthy islamist business people from lebanon or the gulf states. khalid warns us against going any further. he says the sight of people with a camera might provoke people. is becoming tripoli a stronghold of radical sunnis in lebanon. jihadist from all over the country are flocking here. see the the city, we black flag of war. al qaeda uses it to reduce sodium islamists -- it. so do islamists. outside also a flag this islamist's house. as infidelslawites and enemies.

treasury secretary lew is warning a default would deal a heavy blow to financial markets around the world. >>> more headlines in business the next hour. i'll leave you with a check on the markets. >>> the united nations secretary-general has urged japanese leaders to do some soul searching. ban ki-moon says their understanding of history is straining ties with south korea and china. pow he was responding to a question from a reporter visiting south korea. the reporter asked for his views on how conflicting interpretations of history are hurting relations between countries in northeast asia. ban said the tension was regrettable and pinned the blame on japan's leaders. >> translator: the japanese government and political leaders need to reflect deeply. they need to have an international and future oriented vision. >> japan's prime minister said his administration's approach is to leave historical issues to the experts. still, shinzo abe said regional leaders should take time to exchange views to maintain piece and stability. markheduring a visit to kuwait. abe said he would continue to call

where these stormtrooper guards are running around on trucks a really heavy presence to see i mean people are literally competing for road space with with the u.n. vehicles i mean there's not a good section of port au prince that you can drive through and not see you in vehicle and really just want to mention monsanto can you briefly have like thirty seconds just talk a little bit about month santo's role in this whole sure and i think that monsanto and i really can't speak for them whether or not they had good intentions to get as many seeds that they did but i know that you could call and they said they're going to. know the people there was a group of peasants in haiti that kind of had this little more than a little it's a larger protests and it not only were they kind of protesting against g m o's but they were protesting against the idea that this is this is a handout and what they write what they need is actually a hand up they need a way that they can find sustainability for themselves absolutely thank you so much it was awesome to travel that they learned a lot really appreciate y

one bull has a hitch in his step. >> i think because his head was so heavy. he can't carry it. that's a swagger. he was off balance. >>> surveillance cameras capture a man running through a car dealership. >> pouring paint thinner on all of these cars. >> oh, you're kidding. >> why some are saying a competitor is to blame. >>> and this party animal lets it all hang out. >> big time at the -- >> oh! >> see the music fest shakedown that may be shaki >>> you're looking at surveillance footage from lcc car sales in shipley in the uk. immediately you see a guy crouching down, running through the dealership. if you look really closely, it looks like he might be pouring something on these cars. and look what he did. this is some of the damage that he caused. according to reports, he was running through this car dealership pouring paint thinner on all of these cars. >> oh, you're kidding! >> police don't know who this guy is, but some say that he may be a competitor of this car dealership, somebody who's trying to run this dealership out of town. this guy hit 35 of their cars doing near

i have one item today and it's with a heavy heart that i am doing a memorial of alicia ross kari she's been focused on historic education in 1983. an architect by trade she's been pioneered by use and was on the preservation board. she believed that historic preservation was is a key to a better life in our city because of the sense of history that the preservation can provided. in her firm she brought together addition and preservation planners who share her he unwaiver commitment to practices. based on in san francisco her firm body of work has expanded to include other states like i nevada and utah and wyoming and new hampshire. it's an award winning architecture firm that has won several award. alicia ross keri has had here violation to the rehabilitation of well known landmarks in this city including san francisco city hall this very building the pat as of fine arts and the opera house and the mar community building. she's vote and well known and active in the preservation community. she served on the board of supervisors of any historic organizations including the capital commiss

king had to pay a heavy price for being a whistle-blower. why take an issue that is so serious and choose to do it in a comedic setting? >> network does one of my favorite movies of all time, and it is the script we will never forget. the idea of the newsman wh so fed up with how crazy the world has gotten that in the middle of this live telecast, you can say, i am mad as and i'm not going to take it, but it is one of the greatest moments in cinema. there is something really fine and wonderful to do with satire, that you cannot say the same things. i think internal watchdog have become a huge focused now in negative and positive. british petroleum fell to until board members were saying, we might be interested in tony hayward stepping down because of how the oil spill was handled, nobody was listening. people say, we did not make a healthy its choices. you have a moral responsibility in to use your voice. my grandmother -- i remember her having said if somebody needed something, you cook a meal and bring it out to them. if you have it, you w

a drop. down by annapolis probably going to stay dry. we have some heavy rain going on. ash flood warning remains in effect for southwest york county. we'll watch this move through the area over the next hour or two. finally west of frederick it will taper off. we expect to see more coming in tomorrow. 80 in d.c., no rain there. 72 elkton. 63 in oakland. we have plenty of moisture. 81, 69 today. 88, 66 the normals. the records 105 and 53. no wind but d.c. has a southerly wind pushing the rain up the bay. there's a coastal flood advisory through tomorrow because of the southerly winds. still a batch of showers and storms popping to the southwest. kind of an upper air disturbance moving through the air this afternoon and tonight. that's what caused the showers. tomorrow we'll see another batch of showers to develop somewhere in kentucky, ohio, indiana. we'll get some sun tomorrow, humid, scattered showers into friday before we see drier air move in. looks like maybe saturday afternoon. the storm will get very close to our region and it may come back again early next week. i

. >> the gap includes sections of california street a heavy driven road. and california street is a main though fair for san francisco. this gap was confirmed by the city's professional folks. many hammond is here to answer any questions about the radio frequency. the redesign is the least intrusive means by which to close the gap. a detailed analysis which was mentioned and i want to say that there were other sites that are lower preference but because they were 150ur7bd by higher buildings it wouldn't be useful for our needs >> thank you. >> thank you planning commission meetings there was a design issue. as shown in the photographs that were provided to you at&t has submitted 9 different designs and working with the planning department to bring a proposal that has the staffs support. we've considered alternative designs but there are equipment are restrained. we feel that the current design is the best design but we'll continue to work with your staff. now the potential for flooding optical street and i believe we've talked about the flooding issue but i

i stand before this group with a heavy heart steep to the brim with so many positive experiences as chief probation officer but as citizen and resident. i love being called chief i love being the chief for the 71 of san francisco of the juvenile probation department. i reflect back on my america of april fools day in 2005 when i he was sworn in as the chief probation officer. supervisor brought me into this room that was vacant at the time and showed me this place and told my family i would be sitting in this box or at that podium talking about the department or defending our budget. i never realized at the time i would be here so often but i studied this group. i was at even one of our unnation events. i would get pointers and style and grass and seen growth in this group as well your proctors. throughout all my appearances in those favorable sfgovtv i developed a respect for this chamber of the people and for the work you perform on our on behalf of. your feeshz appetite for human rights, for associate justice and diversity is unparalleled and is the beacon of the san francisco values f

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