>> reporter: and what is it abba boons that fascinate you?he fact that i recognize so much of their behavior. the connection that i feel with them, sad to say. >> i will never complain about pigeons again after that trip. to see more wild animals, you can go to nat geo wild.com. >>> thank you for watching. "gma" in the morning. jimmy kimmel is next. have a great weekend, everybody.

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now of 7 in the 8 9-1 the final. 49ers abbas back to work after day off. manipulate society next friday already. jacobs over from the joints. free agent. to bring the thunder between the tackle and down around the goal line but rookie lightning to the thunder. can't coach speed and he can go inside or out. despite the size he was keeping at stanford. >> just remember he took one run and just ran right down the hatch for 60 or 70 yards. blu blur. and then all i remember is he was very efficient and very effective and a lot of respect there. >>reporter: let's see tl invitational 7 times until the final 6 holes today. 3 bogey and 3 putt on 18 for even

now of 7 in the 8 9-1 the final. 49ers abbas back to work after day off.anipulate society next friday already. jacobs over from the joints. free agent. to bring the thunder between the tackle and down around the goal line but rookie lightning to the thunder. can't coach speed and he can go inside or out. despite the size he was keeping at stanford. >> just remember he took one run and just ran right down the hatch for 60 or 70 yards. blu blur. and then all i remember is he was very efficient and very effective and a lot of respect there. >>reporter: let's see tl invitational 7 times until the final 6 holes today. 3 bogey and 3 putt on 18 for even par 70. jim on fear. 7 under 63. great birdie putt on 18. this sports report brought by river rock casino. thanks to you introducing us to the trade very good line thanks. >> "nightline"coming up next. for all of us here, 30 minutes post olympia weather cast. more in seven minutes. until more in seven minutes. until then good night. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and deliciou

now of 7 in the 8 9-1 the final. 49ers abbas back to work after day off.ulate society next friday already. jacobs over from the joints. free agent. to bring the thunder between the tackle and down around the goal line but rookie lightning to the thunder. can't coach speed and he can go inside or out. despite the size he was keeping at stanford. >> just remember he took one run and just ran right down the hatch for 60 or 70 yards. blu blur. and then all i remember is he was very efficient and very effective and a lot of respect there. >>reporter: let's see tl invitational 7 times until the final 6 holes today. 3 bogey and 3 putt on 18 for even par 70. jim on fear. 7 under 63. great birdie putt on 18 this sports report brought by river rock casino. thanks to you introducing us to the trade very good line thanks. >> "nightline"coming up next. for all of us here, 30 minutes post olympia weather cast. more in seven minutes. until more in seven minutes. until then good night. release me, momigus! that's mom to you. and you should eat something that's good for yo

of the rebel opposition in syria will be wiped out sooner or later since president abbas said in a t.v. interview but the insurgents seem to see no weaker as they continue fighting the army bringing further destruction to the war torn country. now first words of a good morning to you and good morning well the turkish test was passed with flying colors by spark talk last night telling more did it was marina's need some petersburg will be holding their only champions league full in this season just because spar tucker into the group stages as well following victory over fenerbahce more on the up in just a sec. good to have you with us this thursday morning here from central moscow this is sports today let's see what's going on. make a double spark fenerbahce and champagnes league qualifying to join fellow russian sides and eat in the group stages of europe's top club competition. time to say goodbye can clijsters final singles tennis match ends in defeats with the four time grand slam champion losing to laura robson in the second round of the u.s. open. on down your marks get set go the

holy site the iranian embassy is quoted as saying armed terrorist groups seized the pilgrims from abbas as they made their way to the airport there are no immediate reports about their fate and syrian officials are trying to trace those behind it. america's pledging to fill the void in solving syria which will be left to by kofi anon ramping up its regime change efforts and rebel support patrick a is covering the conflict for news website spiked dot com he says those backing opposition fighters are engulfing syria in more tragedy i think in general it's being used to try and step up the pressure on both russia and china to start to take a stand against the sides and effectively what it's doing is saying that we disrespect the sovereignty of syria and we don't want the syrian people to determine their own future as william hague suggested he's going to offer non-lethal aid he hasn't given specific details of this yet but it does seem like it's going to be intelligence it does seem like there's going to be an awful lot of support announced for the rebels over the next few weeks and of cou

embassies consular chief in damascus is quoted as saying all terrorist groups seize the pilgrims from abbas as they made their way to the airport there are no immediate reports about their fate and syrian officials are trying to trace those behind it hundreds of thousands of iranian travel to syria during ramadan to visit a holy site for shia muslims several iranian pilgrims were kidnapped at the beginning of the year but were released several months later. and still to come this hour the employment protection that's actually keeping americans out of work the u.s. is skewing reso rules to send foreigners packing but those entrepreneurs are also taking their jobs businesses with them also. and now we make iran out to be the bad guy but here we were exchanging arms with them why do you think the world is ok with that well because america's a hypocrisy remember the days when america secretly and illegally sold weapons to iran while the president tries to jog a few memories in new york a little later. thousands of protesters are set to rally in tel aviv this saturday angry at the ever growing c

now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world riots in kenya's coastal city of abbas have resulted in the death of at least one person was sparked after a gunman shot dead a muslim cleric accused by the u.s. and the united nations of links still qaida so-called extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances are common practice in kenya that are said to be orchestrated by the country's police. colombia's president juan manuel santos has the government started talks with the country's biggest rebel group revolutionary armed forces of colombia or the fark is estimated to number over nine thousand fighters and have recently intensified violence in the country the talks are said to be happening in cuba they are seen as an effort to and a half century long conflict. fire at venezuela's biggest oil refinery has spread to a third fuel tank almost three days after an explosion killed forty one people and injured over one hundred fifty the accident which is the worst to have ever hit venezuela's oil industry is believed to have been caused by a gas leak government sources are

pressure on iran this is going to become more of a hot situation with bahrain now hi how ideological is abbas for any opposition because based on the pictures and footage that have been coming out of there lately it just seems to be a bunch of young people throwing stones and petrol bombs at the police well that's the street expression of the protest which is obviously public dissent civil disobedience and so forth this is something that would be applauded if that happened in america the americans would be saying look look at our protests we we support you know freedom of expression and freedom to march in public but in reality they don't anymore not in the united states not in europe we need to protest in a permit to protest so be on the bahraini opposition is very organized i believe it is a genuine democratic reform uprising led by people like not be rajab ok now the crane is one of the u.s. strategic pillars in the gulf region with america's forces there defending against iran is starting to go into this a little bit i want to delve into it a little more what is washington's agenda for th

al-qaeda groups targeting security forces and almost being smuggled from libya investigative journalists abbas says mossy could provoke a backlash from the ministry that could potentially and. we should expect some say to happen not immediately in terms of a counter cool by scaf because the joints are still there even if their prerogative is in terms of that constitutional amendment which transfer of powers from the presidents to them no more civil why did that completely de may have some cards to play in those for get very good relationship with the pentagon i'm sure a lot of people in washington are horrified about the morsi move and they really are these are elites are really freaking out with a more civil because now they say that he has become an islamic dictatorship so there could be some counter coupes from foreign actors as well basically from the movie and brotherhood point of view de don't want any more faces between scott and the press there so we can say that for the moment this score is muslim brotherhood one skaf zero the problem is the military even if it is reliant now or rearr

super cup well marino led madrid to the title last season with a record points haul of one hundred abbas's new coach says he'll keep calm and carry on. one of the another team just sees the change of coaches continue to notice a change if they were on an up or mountain training without the ball but the training regime is the same as it was before in the way we prepare for a game the big difference is the person transmitting the macit that's the big difference that's made here. on the defensive there let me get tightened about it yeah there is that on the rest and a. very difficult match. that. one of the most difficult. at the football and you have the natural tendency to feel stupid in preseason and when it goes you make mistakes because of because of that. onto a physics now russia's years out of a house followed up her olympic trials by winning the women's three thousand meter steeple chase at the latest diamond league meeting in stockholm the olympic champion completed the distance in an impressive time of nine minutes five point zero two seconds just six seconds cut side the world rec

ignited a wave of reaction around the globe but suddenly has meantime the us based journalist dawned abbas says that washington should tidy up its on a fast before casting judgment to what the us. the united states has other double standards that bear on this case to first let's look at the one nine hundred eighty nine case of st patrick's cathedral where act up members came into the church about forty five of them were arrested before they could really voice their own protests and numerous times since the beginning of the iraq war around the united states people have tried to go into churches to speak to the congregations i know nick modern for example an activist in the united states has done it about thirty times to try to say look your religious beliefs are so and so what's happening violates them please join us and they've been threatened with arrest arrested and worse so the united states does exactly the lead that is states which has more incarcerated people than the next three countries on the planet and that's only in absolute terms in terms of relative terms more than any other c

averted their eyes and some bad guy was a running through of money or you know money for terrorists or abbas or you know whatever the situation is this is much much more complex than that because what the the regulator is alleging is that the bank intentionally removed the identifying information so as to essentially smuggle the money so this is a kin to getting in packages u.p.s. that has bomb painted on the outside and you see this package it says bomb and it's addressed to the white house well obviously you're not going to deliver that right so instead you get out the spray paint and you spray it with. that you look at the plate and that's essentially what's being alleged here is that the bank intentionally obscured the information that made it possible for regulators who monitor these things to see that something funny was going on in didn't deserved investigation well the whole point of criminal law here is is one of intent you have to have intent a criminal mind and when you can show that somebody has been intentionally altering information to hide things that's a big problem and i had

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i think the onus is on president abbas. i think we have all seen the president of the united states of america has invested tremendous political capital on it. it has not always been the most fantastic political winner for him, but he has put his money where his mouth is, and he has tried hard to move the process forward, and he will continue try, but as you said this is up to the parties themselves to negotiate. >> yes sir? >> thank you so much for your testimony. no question that america's military and economic power are critical to protecting our allies, but other factors may be. for instance, america's standing in the world, our culture and values but could you talk about how those could affect foreign policy? >> can you flush out your question in the but more? -- flesh out your question a little bit more? >> sure. to the extent that the u.s. is able to project a culture and values to the rest of the world and has strong alliances, how middle east? >> sure. i would argue that the u.s.- israel alliance is part and parcel

and palestinian president mahmoud abbas is refusing to be there if there is a hamas presence.n as iran's attempt to reach out to the international community. >>> more than 500 senior citizens in south carolina treated by a fake doctor. he stole the identity of his friend who is a doctor and then allegedly used the documents to convince a senior citizen care center to hire him. he worked there treating people and seeing them for more than six months. his friend realized what he was doing and that he had opened credit cards in his name and called police. >> shannon: governor romney's decision to pick congressman paul ryan has his running mate seems to have paid off in some polls. romney budget any narrowed the gap to two points in wisconsin after the announcement. while the really politics average shows romney behind by roughly two points. joining us is senator ron johnson. thank you for coming in today. >> shannon, glad to be here is. >> shannon: wisconsin getting a lot of time on the natural stage in the last company of years. >> right. >> shannon: your campaign was huge in yo

it appears that the onus is on president abbas.the president of the united states of america has invested tremendous political capital. it is not the best, most fantastic political winner for him, but he has put his money where his mouth is and has tried very hard to move this forward. this is something that is up to the parties themselves to negotiate. >>, sir. >> thank you so much for your testimony. no question that america's military and economic power are critical to protecting our allies, but other factors may be. for instance, america's standing in the world, our culture and values but could you talk about how those could affect foreign policy? >> can you flush out your question in the but more? -- flesh out your question a little bit more? >> sure. to the extent that the u.s. is able to project a culture and values to the rest of the world and has strong alliances, how does that affect our ability to carry out our goals in the middle east? >> sure. i would argue that the u.s.- israel alliance is part and parcel of our value

>> this guy has not been relevant since abba had a hit. but it's a shrewd move by the president.le. so that line - up, i just don't think connects with america. >> he's definitely not moving to the center. i think if you're looking for historical comparisons, it's probably go back to walter mondale. think of someone running for reelection and putting a tax increase at the center of their agenda. so there is no move to the center. >> steve: what about the fact that the president tara what, he's doing is removing the requirement that you've got to work if you want to get welfare? that was bill clinton's signature achievement and he's throwing that out. once again, people say he's pandering to the left. >> that's not pandering to the left. what he's doing is offering the states waiver sos they can design their own welfare to work program. >> steve: so every state could be different. >> so every state could be different, as long as they play by the rules. the reality is, that's what mitt romney asked for. he signed a letter asking for this very program that president obama has now of

this expert melissa focused on the military abbas in because this is where we are in the view. the debate in israel now is that they have the capacity to hit and destroyed unknown nuclear infrastructure with the unknown site have the capacity to sustain and advance a nuclear program after attacked how with the irony in respond, and i think the news over the weekend confirms that judgment. she concluded it would be a serious mistake to dismiss the possibility of an israeli unilateral attack. netanyahu was a leader who thinks he can do whatever he wants despite u.s. opposition. molest you think any group that nei has consensus i have to read the next paragraph, they differed by netanyahu's statements are at least in part blousing intended to press the u.s. to take a hard line stance and to scare the iranians into concession. given israel's military capability he judged there is the more elasticity than one would surmise and netanyahu's remarks so this is a fair representation. i would like to comment on the judgments on the state's. they have unprecedented unity in response to th

abedin's mother, doc very salle of mahmoud abbas have one served as a mother of the muslim world league. she also directed an organization called the international islamic committee for women and child. this committee has been listed as the muslim world league organization. a top adviser to dr. bach this committee is to shake use of kara dowie. he about what others thought described numbers are actually the authors of the committee's charter. as i mentioned earlier, shake his assure a. he is issued fatwa supporting suicide bombing against israel and against american military and support personnel serving in iraq. dr. mark mood abedin's describes itself as part of an organization called the international islamic council for release. i know i'm throwing a lot of organizational names at you. as i understand the materials handed out, there is a timeline and also a couple of charts, which lay up with these organizations are. as i said, the committee i described is part of this islamic council for a dawa. but the council are yet another group, an umbrella organization run by sheik aradawi. it

she said my husband lost his job and he took a class in abbas -- in upholstering. she hired him as turf first employee. she went on to hire 40 more people and she has a successful upholstery business. another woman in high point, n.c. a few days ago. she is in the furniture business. hard to compete with china in the furniture business and other foreign sources but she found a way to do it to save her business and the jobs of the people who work for her. she decided she would focus her furniture in one small segment. she makes furniture for waiting rooms and hospitals and she does it well. by virtue of that inside in making a superb and quality product, she has been able to maintain her business and the jobs of 27 people who work with her. i met another guy who was able to change the lives of a lot of other people. he is in southern illinois, graduated second in his high school class, second from the bottom. and he decided college was not in his future. he talked to his dead about a loan. his dad agreed to loan him the money to get a business started. they split 50

could just slow it down a notch, and if we could allow each other to slow down a notch, if you're abbas at a job, you know, allow an opportunity for your employees to kind of -- don't tax them and e-mail them at 3:00 in the morning like some people i know do, and expect them to answer. so that would be my wish if i were able to have one wish. >> thank you so much. we will open up to question any audience now, if anyone has any questions. >> can you hear me? can you speak a little bit more about the role of, say, an insurance reimbursement and they diagnose and treat that, are the providers incentivize properly to prevent this issue? >> no, they are not. as a matter fact reimbursement is a huge issue. at some point we need to begin to address in this whole dialogue. what we are talking about is how doctors get paid and what doctors get paid for. to be very simplistic about it, you either get paid for procedures, if you're a doctor, a specialist to do some type of a procedure like an operation or something along those lines before you get paid for volume which is why when you go and see y

in my career, as abbas people would say gee, i'm really lucky. no, you weren't lucky. it space on your train tickets based on being out there not sitting in the barracks. after stopping cars excel like has nothing to do about. once again it's the system. that shipping company having a process in place know something is amiss or the general public saying something is not right. that bag has been there much too long and knowing to call the local law enforcement and the local law enforcement knowing to call the jttf. sometimes these things don't go down to the terrorist threat. it could be a lot of those chemicals are also used for the manufacture of narcotics. so once again that in turn helps out the dea, so those relationships, so that when benefiting ct. it's benefiting general crime in this era of declining resources. >> let me just skip -- >> let me add. there were two companies involved. it was the carolina biological supply that contacted us in greensboro north, but then there was conway trucking and lubbock trucking that contacted the trenton police department. in