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of a team. many of them said to me and to us a leader so national assembly directly we are ready for. even putting the force against us but we will show examples for the rest of the population of towards europe that we have to fight for our dignity and for our rights but of course nobody was awaiting the. government will they use such a brutal force that people nobody was waiting as the case will be just demonstration of force and this will be operation to punish people who are in front of the parliament just special forces say surrounded. the people were in trip there was no way out there was no possibility to leave the square and as we understand special forces received special instructions to arrest all demonstrations and more than one hundred demonstrators have been arrested that night to beat people brutally especially in the hands. and many people received serious injuries and were transported to the hospitals and they had the special instruction and not to allow me the leaders of the national assembly to leave. place. so. it was a real punishment to the people and it's not the next event today when one of the main supporters of

a budget in place. >> reporter: some politicians are outraged. los angeles assembly man mike gatto issued a statement: listeners of a local radio show responded by dropping off cans of spam in front of gatto's office. >> i think this opportunity to dock their pay to get them to speed up the process is genius. money talks. >> reporter: while state legislators and governor jerry brown try to hammer out a new budget agreement, you won't hear very many complaints from taxpayers. so far, california has saved more than $485,000 in salaries. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> mitchell: one day after being charged in court with a laundry list of crimes, accused boston mob boss james whitey bulger was in jail today and out of sight. but not, as elaine quijano tells us, out of the minds of his old hometown neighbors. >> reporter: a lot has changed since the days when james whitey bulger's winter hill gang ruled south boston, but even now, asking about him in the neighborhood known as southie makes some uncomfortable. >> i know a couple of them, and- - a couple of cousins, and they're very nice people. so i don't want to say anything bad about him. >

many of them said to me and to us a leader so far national assembly directly we are ready for. even for using the force against us but we will show examples. of the population of georgia that we have to fight for our dignity and for our rights but of course nobody was waiting. for the government will they use such a brutal force people nobody was waiting as the police will be just demonstration of force and this will be operation to punish people who are in front of the parliament the georgian special forces surrounding the people where in trip there was no way out there was no possibility to leave the square. as we understand special forces received special instructions to hold them as friends and then nine hundred. if that night to bid people good chile especially in homes. and there are many people who received serious injuries and were transported to the hospitals and they had the special instruction and not to allow me leaders of the national assembly to leave. planes. so. it was a real punishment for the people it's not the next to go into the round one of the main supporters of saakashvili and there was this mr bender kids

of the assembly. he and many others feel that despite the woes within the eurozone, highlighted by the current debt crisis the eu must pursue a path of greater inclusion. >>cavusoglu: this crisis showed once again that the european union needs countries like turkey and ukraine and if you look at the aging problem of the european union countries, it is very clear that this institution will need definitely turkey and ukraine with the young and educated population. and in the future it is obvious that eu and eu countries will need migration so therefore the best solution is to include the countries like turkey and ukraine to the european union. >>reporter: given the historic geopolitical changes taking place in europe's immediate neighbourhood the council of europe has its work cut out. >>the organisation is now in its sixties and still in its first full time home in strasbourg, but the world outside has changed. it is working to broaden its reach and adapt to an increasingly integrated and globalised world. but fundamentally the issues it tackles remain the same... >>as the council of europe continues to fight corruption, promote the rule of law and democracy and foster deeper economic

speaks does on a yearly basis now is that around the time the united nations general assembly, we organize an awareness event for the first spouses of the world's leader to bring them in and show them a little bit what we know about what's happening in autism worldwide and we ask for the help. this year actually we're going to be working with w.h.o. so that in addition to bringing -- engaging the first spouses around the world but also bring in the ministers of health in these countries so that there would be a more immediate connection from the good will by the leadership and the public health officials of that country so we're optimistic that going forward we'll be able to bring higher level awareness to public health official, education officials as well as leadership from around the world. it is actually very exciting time for autism. i think over the past four or five years, there has been a tremendous amount of advances made in terms of understanding the causes of autism. i think it's always been and it remains the case that autism is like diabetes. cardiovascular disease. it's a complex disorder that involves genetic predisposition as well as environmental factors. in r

assembly. it's all to protect against flooding. a recent study shows only half of the bay area's dozen proposed major bay front developments have the strategy to combat rising sea levels. experts warn rising waters could cause close to $60 billion in property damage in san mateo, alameda and santa clara counties if left unchecked. that's the latest from here, back to you. >> thanks, marla. >>> let's see if it's a good day to head to the beach. i think possible trips are in the future. let's check in with christina for the forecast. >> if you've been in the bay area the next six months, chances are you've got a nice, pasty white on. we've got a high uv index and, yeah, i'm one of those farmer's tans. everybody will need to put that uv index on. protect yourself from the sun. high pressure stays in control keeping our skies clear. we've got a great start for you this morning. less cloud cover than we had for you yesterday. that marine layer has pushed inland so we do have a thin veil of clouds over the entire bay area, but i don't think it's going to last very long.

. >> both the state assembly and senate met today but adjourned before making progress on the budget. >>> survey of 38 which says show low expectation of a quick turn around. the prediction for jock growth was 1.9 million new jobs created this year. that is 200,000 fewer than they predicted. 36 of the 38 said the federal reserve should not do anything further to stimulate the economy because they say that could do more harm than good because it could increase the federal deficit. >>> google adding another piece to its empire. they will buy add melt. they specialize in technology that select the adds that make the most revenue. details of the purchase were not announced but observers believe the price is $400 million. >>> around of deals today helped wall street eke out the second day of gains this month. some investors got excited about a deal involving arby's. a couple other companies made acquisitions. the dow jones industrial average gained 1.06 points to close at 11,952.97. the nasdaq composite lost 4.04 to 2,639.69. the s&p was also down for the day. >>> the carl vinson is set to return home to san diego wednesday. the commander isn

a married man. i have no idea. >> well before he imploded congressman weiner was assembling a nice war chest. a check of records shows he has more than $365,000 in cash in a congressional re-election campaign and $4.5 million for a possible run for mayor of new york in 2013. if he runs for either office he can keep those accounts active. but if not he does have options. he can give cash to other candidates, he can donate it to charity, he can give it to a party committee or he can return that money back to the donors. >>> all right. developing this morning, a rescue plan for greece. greece is facing a financial crisis unlike any it has confronted before. the leaders of germany and france are meeting right now and are expected to outline a new bailout plan. here is a live picture of german chancellor angela merkel meeting with the french president nicolas sarkozy, trying to outline what to do about greece and the euro zone as it battles what is a difficult situation there. the details may not be popular with the thousands of greeks who have taken to the streets in athens outraged over stifling budget cuts. see picture

showed me video of already special augmented kiosks. customers are loving this what a great way for children to pick out the toy. they cannot see what it looked like after they are assembledally be in every store. holding up the product and a television screen to get more information with a detailed 3-d. even using your devices with phones, tablets to access different augmented realities. to put this ipad over the magazine cover the copper comes to life and the cover model will interact. usa today did a sports article interactive. with this application you could see the key plays of the game that i wrote about in the article. that brings a newspaper to life. greta applications for children. even books that come to live with great applications. this could make homework more fun and interactive. this could also make things easier like installing a cable box. with input, output. this application will help. point your device it will recognize it and with the virtual graphics. it will walk you through the process. this could even procreplaced pamphlets. " but changing toner on a printer? if you've ever tried to that? for more information. code to our website. go to our website

showed real courage. senator alesio who's with us today. let's give him a round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] >> and even the way we worked together to make it happen, senator tom duane and assemblye been fighting this for years. i applaud mayor mike bloomberg who stepped up to the plate and really really worked. i applaud governor david patterson who put this on the radar screen and on the agenda years ago and tried to pass it. you know, sometimes justice is an evolutionary process. and governor patterson in that first vote is an evolutionary process to where we are today. and i thank the advocacy community that came together from all across the nation and worked as one. and they were sophisticated and they were smart and they were constructive in their effort. and it was my pleasure to work with them. i'm always proud to be a new yorker. but tonight i am especially proud to be a new yorker. [ applause ] >> and last but not least, i want to thank the greatest team of government professionals ever assembled. all these things that we did -- [ applause ] >> you're listening to new york governor andrew cuomo, a historic-history-making night here in new york state. just ahead tonight

speaks does on a yearly basis now is that around the time the united nations general assembly, we organize an awareness event for the first spouses of the world's leader to bring them in and show them a little bit what we know about what's happening in autism worldwide and we ask for the help. this year actually we're going to be working with w.h.o. so that in addition to bringing -- engaging the first spouses around the world but also bring in the ministers of health in these countries so that there would be a more immediate connection from the good will by the leadership and the public health officials of that country so we're optimistic that going forward we'll be able to bring higher level awareness to public health official, education officials as well as leadership from around the world. it is actually very exciting time for autism. i think over the past four or five years, there has been a tremendous amount of advances made in terms of understanding the causes of autism. i think it's always been and it remains the case that autism is like diabetes. cardiovascular disease. it's a complex disorder that involves genetic predisposition as well as environmental factors. in r

show. we have the host. and how do i do this? >> what we're going to do is assemble the totem poles and you're part of the ulem tribe and this is for a spot in the next challenge. so when i say go, survivors area ready? and go. you have to very quickly assemble the cones in the correct order. make sure each piece is connected on top of the right spot. they have to go right in the holes. >> reporter: david, you have done this before? do you have an unfair advantage? >> this is the first time. >> and the ulam tribe is moving ahead and so we'll beat our own person here of david of six flags. >> and we have the final pieces. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: i think you let me win. but that's just kind of the gist of the show, right? and then we have the performances, how you showed as well. >> correct. >> reporter: so we can get the schedule. what is the schedule for a show like this. >> every day but wednesday. three shows a day. >> reporter: well that's it from here. can you get -- you can get the information from myfoxdc.com. we'll feature the new water attraction coming up next hour. >>> and windy wind. bounce houses, look at w