>>> and a new storm that could dump as many as 20 inches of rain across the area. we have a live update from new orleans. >>> and will roger clemens face a double-header? a judge decides if the rocket should be retried over testimony he gave about steroids. >>> and a new controversy over bethany frankel's new cocktails. we have the scoop on "skinny girl." >>> i'm michael smerconish in for tamron hall, and the "newsnation" is following reaction following a unemployment report putting pressure on president obama to bring thickness to the table for job growth. job growth flatlined in august. first time we have seen no change in hiring from one month to another in six decades. the white house is saying not the read too much into the numbers, but said that the level was unacceptably high. >> there is no question that we need faster growth overall in the economy, stronger job growth to get the kind of recovery that this president wants. i think that this only validates that we need to put real meaningful bipartisan action on the economy. >> the market is down more than 20

a $90 free ticket? >>> are you wasting money on natural foods? new questions tonight about just what natural means. >>> and "making a difference." a family we profiled on this broadcast, among the faces of poverty in the u.s. and then the hero who stepped up after seeing their story. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening, representatives from around the world are here in new york tonight, part of a massive u.n. gathering that's clogged the streets and left the air thick with tension. there's real concern about some of the big explosive issues like the middle east, and a showdown coming later this week. then today something of a bombshell, rick perry, governor of texas, gop candidate for president came to new york and accused president obama of appeasement of the palestinian cause against israel. it added to a troubling time for the president, who is after all, playing host at this gathering. our chief white house correspondent chuck todd in new york covering the president, with us in the studio this

consumer prices rose at a faster pace than anticipated and in the united states, the manufacturing sector got fewer new orders for durable goods. this caused a decline in the stock markets here and frankfurt. >> stock prices fell on wednesday despite renewed hope will get -- renewed hope that greece will get its next installment of a bailout funds. the euro stoxx 50 fell by 176. the dow jones closed down over a 11.5% sign. amazon has unveiled its long- awaited tablet, the kindle fire. the co showed off the device. this feature is a color screen, a new internet browser. this is set to sell for under $200 which is far less than the ipad from rival apple. in germany, inflation rates are at the highest rate in three years. consumer prices jumped 2.6%. that is more than analysts were expecting. fuel and heating oil were among those increasing. german inflation is outpacing the european central bank's target rate of less than 2%. some figures are going up. the biggest number of job vacancies are attempt agencies. the total was about 1 million jobs up for grabs. the fallout from the decision to phase out nucl

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world leaders gather power to now about a new future for the new libya. lonel gaddafi calls for a guerrilla war in his latest audio message. a u.n. report says an israeli let -- israeli raid on the gaza commandos legal, but coul used excessive force. and why a concert had to be taken off air. >> it is 2:00 a.m. in london, broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. this is newsday. >> world leaders and senior officials of the libyan transitional council have been discussing the future, saying the top priority is providing water, few -- food and supplies. james robbins has this report from paris. >> president sarkozy and david cameron are proud of the risks they took. the two men drove in national support for riviera -- libyas rebels mustapha out jalil, a rebel leader now on the verge of a new government. he defected to head of the uprising. mr. jalil was in part been tested. can libyas people achieve reconciliation? they believe a new libya can succeed. >> the enormous difficulties lie ahead, of course. but the libyan people are showing

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the problem is not a new u.n. resolution the problem is that none of the old united nations resolutions the advisory opinion of the international court of justice and the consensus opinion of into the whole of humankind has been consistently ignored for the past thirty years there is no dispute whatsoever there is no controversy whatsoever on the terms for resolving the conflict israel has fully withdraws to the from the territories it occupied in june one hundred sixty seven there has to be mutual recognition between the palestinian state and the whole of the left bank gaza and east jerusalem on the one side and the state of israel on the other side and there has to be a just resolution of the refugee question and the problem no adequate exactly let me just get in here because you know we're going through a lot of details but let's let's focus on just exactly what happened today should palestine be recognized as a state after you ryan. i think that prime minister abbas of president abbas today in his speech made

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she is being treated for a gunshot wound to her left knee. the good news though she is stable and expected to survive. the trip home for the bay view father and daughter took a frightening and unexpected turn. as the two walked the street, gunfire. >> he noticed his 5-year-old daughter fall to the ground. at first he thought she just may have fallen, tripped or something like that. then he noticed she was shot in the knee. >> reporter: police say the father picked up his injured daughter, walked with her for a few blocks until he saw police. this man says he feared for him life. >> when i saw them shooting i went into a store. trying to take cover. when we came out, we saw everybody running and the little girl on the ground. >> reporter: this shooting stemmed from a balloon fight that stem into gunfire. one had a reinvolver the other a semi automatic weapon. >> he said be careful coming home because that was right by your house. >> reporter: police tonight are calling on witnesses to help them catch the gunman. >> it's really important to come forward beca

let off in the first set but ninety seed not messing around in the second either proving you with a new blip against a heavily favored three time champion at flushing meadows. williams. the title with a four hundred winner on her third much point six two six three would end stores or just becoming the first to screen woman to play in the u.s. open singles title since margaret court back in one nine hundred seventy three. felt like i was there when the underdog going into it so maybe that kind of made me a little more relaxed going into this match then especially my last grand slam final i think i was able to draw on a lot of that experience from the french open and. you know i. had to believe that i had a chance to win i think obviously having t.v. series over here in the past. it may help me feel that it was possible and i knew that i had to go out there play well even every chance to play for the u.s. open i would have never thought i would have a chance you know. seven weeks ago i mean when you're in wimbledon or whatever you know and six months ago or what i just would have ever tho

has sold weapons to israel to start a new war. but first the u.n. security council decided to postpone further discussions around the palestinian bid for full membership to wednesday this is washington refuses to back down on a promise to block a move in support of its ally israel. and i reports that palestinians could still get an elevated status out the world body. what the palestinians would need would be nine out of fifteen of the security council members to support this application no vetoes but u.s. president barack obama did state last week when he was addressing the general assembly that the only way there could be an independent palestinian state is through direct negotiations and and peace talks between israelis and the palestinians washington said it would cost to be if it had to put let's remember that u.s. credibility and influence in the middle east is at stake here u.s. president barack obama has been seen so ordering the so-called arab spring that's a nation's the libyans the egyptians and so for the u.s. to cast a veto now against th

the results of a dna test could answer a 10-year-old mystery in new mexico. what happened to robbie romero? he vanished more than a decade ago when he was 7 years old. he was presumed dead and an 18 year old told police he is romero. he agreed to give a swab of saliva for dna testing. >> i think it will be a total life-changing to have him back in our family again. just introducing him to his brothers and sisters. i believed in my heart if robbie ever came home, he would not be a found person. he would have a lot of issues. >> michelle, when we hear stories like this, it's amazing and at the same time skepticism. >> there is. there is a lot of dynamics going on in this case. i spoke with captain wheeler from the police department who gave me a detailed break down on the investigation. how it all went down. the new robbie came forward about two days ago. actually they were led to him through an anonymous tip. what he did was met over at evelyn's house, robbie romero's mom. he was cooperative for about 30 minutes. gave a dna sample and when police wanted to take

px >>> coming up at 6:00 tonight a new scandal at san francisco crime lab. secret memo could complicate a cold case murder trial. >> ask an abandoned mine becomes a national clean up priority. taking a look at the toxic legacy. >> science fiction, nasa confirms discovery of a planet out of star wars. >> and there is a parking spot tomorrow finding may be harder than usual. >> finding a space to relax may be easier. >> this is a new and fun concept. have you to figure out what they're doing there. groups going take over spots like this in the mission district. >> it's brain child of rebar, a group creating a yoga ball contraption for people to rest or play with. >> you wonder what they're going to do. >> and there is what looks like fun. >> that is going to do it for us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, hope to see you again in a half hour on the news at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, arsenic, apple juice and arguments. two of television's most prominent doctors, including our own dr. richard besser, face off on food safety. what you

a home purchase. so on moneywatch.com we have the five new rules for buying a house and i want to remind you, it's notanymore so there are some new rules. >> so are people buying right now a lot of people still kind of waiting, not quite yet because the market will drop more? >> reporter: i think that people are waiting and think they are nervous about the jobs market. i think they are nervous about the economy but i think that from you in a position in your family where you have some security, then really is a good time because you know, by the time you realize that the bottom has sort of come in the housing market, you may have missed it. so you don't have to catch the absolute bottom, either. so get out there. be armed with information and make sure you know what's right for your family. >> jill, we are running out of time but here in the bay area, rents are really high. could that turn back to buying quicker here. >> reporter: absolutely. because look, from you look and saying, hey, i could rent for $2,200 a month but that's going up pretty fast, or i could buy for $2,300 or $2,400 a month but it'

ok back here with arson here's a look at the top stories tension at the u.n. summit in new york builds to a crescendo as palestine prepares to hand it is bid for statehood later today this fire obama's promise to veto any favorable outcome. will gary ever made they are denied european visa free travel despite previous promises as some member states say the two countries need to sort out corruption and crime issues. as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies of over africa critics say it's attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people to work for terror. the looming of this world may markets are in for a second day of decline in a row with american and asian stocks leading the slump the gloomy picture prompting fears of a double dip recession. so they have eyes here in r.c.m. the latest technology update is coming your way shortly. hello and welcome to technology update in this episode we'll be exploring the revolution going on in atomic energy the need for increasing amounts of power is being tempered by fears of nuclear proliferation and safety co

gas pipeline provides a new artery to markets in asia and business artie's that jennifer you call a travel there for us this land is surrounded by some of the most and there are jihan green nations in the world consumption in places such as south korea or china is growing rapidly offering great about should its full gas prone to cash in especially the now as it has loads of gas close to the region and read it to be exported this new gas pipeline which will lead to more putin is opening rounds from fact highly into vladivostok it is able to supply thirty billion cubic meters of gas annually bazza the russian seat is the round here need just a tiny part of that and that's why gas problem is desperate to find buyers for its extra gas and doesn't talks with several contras but it's not all so easy at the moment talks with china are dragging over a prize and possible supplies to south korea are complicated by risk in transit through north korea but is there reason not a project to make use of the far east and gas it is an alan g. plant and lots o

stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news "early today" in america. a michigan man is relying on surveillance video in his suit against two police officers who escorted him out of a casino. the video shows one cop punched the man in the face, knocking him to the ground where he continues punching him. assault charges initially filed by the officers were later dropped after the prosecutor viewed the tape. >>> in texas firefighters >>> an underground gas leak set a road on fire in northern california last night. firefighters were called to the scene after a four-inch gas line set a major intersection ablaze, forcing traffic to be redirected and several nearby businesses to evacuate. fortunately, no injuries have been reported. >>> and finally, a controversial costume has stirred up hard feelings in florida. the ice cream cone costume was meant to draw customers to a newly opened store, but from a distance, some locals thought the cone looked like a klu klux klan hood. the young shop owner had never heard of the kkk. they had since ret

a new strain of swine flu surfaced in two children under age five. one had direct contact with pigs the other had indirect contact. a pennsylvania girl had direct contact in a fair and in indiana boy did not but his care taker did. the cdc says the new strain is a hybrid of viruses that infected pigs over the last decade. both children have recovered that, is the good news. the viruses was resistance to older flu medicine buzz not to tamiflu. there is a new flu shot that could help take way some people's fear of the needle. the new shot uses a skin prick instead of inch long needle, hitting the market in the fall but is not an option for children, only for 18-64 year olds. and it has been found to provide as much protection as muscle shoots shoths but may cause more skin reactions, redness, swelling and itching. but no big needle. that is the selling point. >> and football season starts this coming weekend. maybe you want a new big screen television? but is now the time to buy? michael finney is here with advice on that. >> and looking to buy a big sc

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wherever it lies, a new governor was brought in a few months ago. i asked him whether troops had order to shoot? >> there is no shooting, no shooting orders at all. until this very moment, no shooting orders. we have been trying to use dialogue. >> but clearly someone has been shooting around this square. the bricks are full of bullet holes. this square next to the old mosque has been a focal point of protest in the townç where all began. we asked to come here on our visit. it took a lot of convincing. now we're here and all is quiet. but there are protests almost every day somewhere here. these films by protesters show nighttime clashes at this mosque. these families know what happens here. they didn't want to speak. just being here told us a lot more, but it didn't tell us everything. lyse doucet, bbc news. >> syria's capital damascus today, the u.s. ambassador roared ford came under attack by supporters of the president who hurled tomatoes and eggs at him. it drew an angry response from hillary clinton who called it wholey unjustified. for more,

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, a new district attorney, we have that opportunity. i would also like to acknowledge supervisor ross mirkarimi to come up here just for a moment and say hello, and let me have christine close the program. >> good afternoon, everybody. it was a pleasure to listen to the last panel this afternoon. i am the chief of staff for mr. gascon, and i joined him when he moved over to the d.a.'s office. joining the office on his request, because i think we really have a unique perspective, having worked on the defense side and on policy issues, and i can attest that he is undertaking a wholehearted effort to really bring some reform to the criminal justice system on many fronts, this being one of them that we are evaluating. i hope that you as city and county residents will see in our work that we really take some efforts that will reform. anybody that has participated in the criminal justice system for any length of time knows that it does not work from whatever and will you are looking at it, so the question is how do we make it better? we hope t

it's a new congress. so the things that you can do something about are today, and tomorrow. so that's why i think there should be a focus on what you are doing immediately. >> susie: what do you think about this millionaire's tax that the president is proposing? will this create jobs, or will this cost jobs? >> i think it tends to cost jobs. it produces incentives for small businesses so grow and prosper. there are a high proportion of the people who wind up making an income that's relatively large, are people like that, when they have a success. and you are just reducing the incentives for them to do what they are doing. >> susie: we have jobs proposals now from president obama and speaker boehner. which one do you think is more right on track? >> i think the speaker is on the track. and when he says that you don't raise taxes in the midst of poor times, i think he's right about that. any tax is a drawdown on the economy. you tax in order to support the government. that's the only reason. it's a subtraction from economic activity. so when things are really tough, do you want

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i'm george stephanopoulos in new york. have a good night. >> announcer: this has been an abc news special. >>> good afternoon, thanks for joining us for this abbreviated addition of abc 7 news at 4:00. >> binning with one of the company's touted by the president over the past year is a model for green jobs and is in big trouble tonight. >> fbi agents raided the fremont headquarters of solyndra. >> and took away a truck full of boxes. the solar panel manufacturer filed for bankruptcy, laying off over a thousand employees. they received $535 million in loans from the federal government, just part of a department of energy contract. >> i just found out, and said they're looking for documents. i don't know what they're looking for. >> and there is word two investors may try to possibly move the operations out of the country. something that is not allowed under the terms of the federal loan. >> and governor brown and the state assembly have struck a new deal designed to keep jobs in california. >> it would require companies to base th

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few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is your chance to ask these experts what is happening to the news that you depend on to make your day to day decisions. our conversation tonight will include five elements -- we will talk about the quality of reporting available to the public and move on to what is being done to create sustainable newsroom jobs. we will talk about creating a new system that enjoys constitutional freedom of the press, celebrates the diversity of our communities, and enjoys the economic independence needed to support ethical journalism. i would like to introduce my coast -- co-host of the evening, and she will be introducing our panelists. >> thank you, rose. it is a privilege to stand up here. we are not used to looking this good. we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. w

to a new 52-week low. also in technology, electronic manufacturing services firm jabil jumped to a two-month high, up more than 8% thanks to better-than-expected profits and outlook. and finally, eastman kodak. this household name continues plunging to new lows. credit ratings agency fitch cut kodak's i.o.u.'s further into junk territory. kodak has been trying to shift its focus to printing. last week, the company tapped into a credit line, fueling concerns about cash flow. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: and general motors also in focus. shares fell nearly 4%, closing at $20.41 as the automaker ratifies a four-year contract with the united auto workers union. the deal will save thousands of factory jobs and creates an estimated 57,000-plus jobs at auto-related businesses. the contract also offers buyouts for skilled trade workers and caps profit sharing at 12,000 per employee. with the g.m. deal ratified, the union is moving on to complete talks with ford motor. meanwhile, the pilots' union

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it's so our enemy is the news that is the power of a real weapon is the news and the influence that it can help i can be a dress a can be shot in the back with information in certain situations this is one of the biggest issues. and you weapon is information and the war is in progress of the family eighty five percent of the broadcasted information comes from the same subjects that are also protests. most of that information just think of the press agencies they give us information about their employers the companies they work for. to come down not just this we have to consider but t.v.'s and newspapers are not stakeholders are not the audience nor the consumers of the product they are the ones deciding the political approach of media are the advertisers but if a piece of news does not have to be spread through the subject involves by the whole page of a newspaper and that piece of news disappears. just like the calls me going off think that if there is another thing for the possibilities of misinformation increase enormously the only visual media is a juxtaposition of very short spots

inside what used to be his office, he told me that terrorists opened fire from a new by -- from a nearby hill. they want it to cede this footage of the building on fire and what they say are protesters in the valley below. a different story is told in this footage from the activists. this shows an attack on an ambulance by security forces. this is also a battle for truth, wherever it lies, a new governor was brought in. i asked him whether troops had orders to shoot. >> there is no shooting orders at all. until this very moment, no shooting orders. we have been trying to use dialogue. >> clearly, someone has been shooting around this square. the bricks are full of bullet holes. >> this has been a focal point of protests in the town where it all began. we came here on our visit and it took a lot of convincing to get here. with a growing number of minders, we are here and all is quiet. there are protests almost every day. these pictures filmed by protesters showed night time flashes at this mosque. these families know what happens here, they did not want to speak. just being here told us a

for 20 years, a new york city cop, patrolling the streets of coney island. ? always off-limits. she was painfully shy as a child. you weren't the class clown, you weren't the cutup, you weren't the one on stage. >> no, just the opposite. i was the person who loved to laugh. so, if there was a class clown, i was their best audience. and that's what i always was. i was the audience. >> reporter: did you imagine that you would be a standup comedian? i mean, is this -- >> oh, absolutely not. >> reporter: but after two decades of service, gina was ready for a break. still, like so many people terrified of public speaking, she didn't think she could take on what was both her biggest fear and her secret passion. >> no one wants to fail. but you got to just take that first step. >> reporter: so, as if she were chasing down a robber, gina decided to chase down her fears. she took two critical steps. she tested the waters with a class. >> they just kind of pushed me on the stage, okay, gina, you're next. i didn't have time to panic. >> reporter: one other nugget of wis

the beginning of a vicious circle where the revenge would take more innocent lives and would start a new wave of terror i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . business next with an interest stay with us. and a warm welcome to business r.t. the get this between russia and ukraine is getting a new twist here if there's a real export so the excess natural gas has to buy out from russia to europe ukraine is fighting to renegotiate cast contracts concluded in two thousand and nine under this deal ukraine has to buy thirty three billion cubic meters of gas this will lead to a surplus of six billion next year here big sports this it will reportedly cost gas from around two and a half billion dollars russia's gazprom says the current gas contract is still in force but has not commented yet on ukraine's. russia's online retailer always on the ru has raised one hundred million dollars for equity funding the money will be used for expansion that includes developing postal services in the country for funding is the largest foreign economist company in russia and this is include the

a new hotel there is now offering bubble rooms. the air-filled capsule allows guests to immerse themselves in nature without sacrificing the comforts of a five-star hotel. for about $255 a night, visitors get food, champagne and a front row seat for taking in the stars. that is my kind of camping, todd. >> maybe test out what it's like to live on a space station or -- >> exactly. you know, it's got no support system, though, so you can't bring any sharp objects you may be moving around with. >>> well, it's time for an early look at some stories we're follow throughout the day here on nbc. in los angeles, opening statements in the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor are scheduled to begin. a coroner ruled the king of pop's death in 2009 was caused by an overdose of a powerful anesthetic drug which authorities say dr. conrad murray administered. >>> postal workers will be rallied around the country to save america's postal service. the informational rallies are aimed at encouraging congress to pass legislation t

calls so i was a boy as we try to do the move along from what you believe it will be so if you're a new head coach and nobody over there was a decided ways i was still of so also as a manager so in those of the clubs given the course as it is it really gave the best players. the local would you feel it was a history of. what gets your vote stopped. well as we had one example means that if the head of the k h l nobody even needs to be told people are actually volunteering to come forward and help we're building in the team and they have as i hear already a announced new coach the former used to be obvious coming into the head of a new team well despite the tragedy as we often see in sports is a lot of unity so it's good to see that a process has already started thanks very much for that perspective kate from the sporting side. well that dimitri medvedev has visited the crash site been laid flowers in tribute to the victims of the plane disaster in and out the site the russian president said the number of allies must be reduced dramatically he also ordered the transport ministry to pay sp

dramatic walkout after a new president mahmoud ahmadinejad launched a scathing it's half against western nations with remarks on holocaust nine eleven and nato. bulgaria and romania are denied european visa free travel describing these promises as some member states say the two countries need to sort out corruption and crime issues. and as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say its attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror. fortunately coming to a line from moscow i'm marina joshie now history is being made today in new york as palestine prepares to hand in its formal request for u.n. recognition in just a few hours and it's left the world divided with many throwing their support behind palestine while an isolated u.s. threatens to veto the bit on the grounds that israel hasn't approved the move us now cross-like to a corresponding policy here in the west bank as motions they are built to peak possible what's the mood over there are now that we are so close to the statehood submission. well it

first to russia is looking for a new finance minister a following the surprise dismissal of alexei kudrin on monday president medvedev sacked the minister who said he wouldn't serve in a new government if it's headed by and i'd bet it has become the first fallout from the planned reshuffle at the top of the country's political pile let's go now to our tease peter all over who's live with all the details hello peter so this sacking triggered a shock waves in russia n.b. on tell us more about the reaction to it all the reactions that are coming out coming from the the political elites at the moment after get is issued this ultimatum to get in to say get on board all get out couldn't said he would consult with prime minister vladimir putin now we're hearing today from to me to be preschool from out of the spokesperson that consultation never happens that he didn't talk to decide his future a presidential aide. says that as soon as he could in. president medvedev he made his position untenable and the only option for him was to slip up and disappear and go eventually he was dismissed you know

>> the next time you take a muni bus or train, there could be new technology that could make it easier to get to your destination. many are taking a position of next bus technology now in use around the city. updated at regular intervals from the comfort of their home or workplace. next bus uses satellite technology and advanced computer modeling to track buses and trains, estimating are bought stocks with a high degree of accuracy. the bus and train our arrival information can be accessed from your computer and even on your cellular phone or personal digital assistant. knowing their arrival time of the bus allows riders the choice of waiting for it or perhaps doing some shopping locally or getting a cup of coffee. it also gives a greater sense that they can count on you to get to their destination on time. the next bus our arrival information is also transmitted to bus shelters around the city equipped with the next bus sign. riders are updated strictly about arrival times. to make this information available, muni has tested push to talk buttons at trial shelters. rider when pushes th

all she wants is a new school and a new home here.n the meantime, swimming keeps her from dwelling on the memories. swimming i canssumin just and to my mind. that is why i liked it so much. >> trying to forget the tsunami in japan. that brings us to the end of today's program. you can always get an update at our website. i am kathy kaye. thanks for watching today. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet, los angeles.