who can forget the woman smiling in the pictures showing the abuse at abu ghrai ghraib. what she is saying 8 years later and her one regret. ghraib. what she is saying 8 years later and her one regret. stay with us more laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. is. >> 8 years after the abu ghraib scandal the female soldier at the center of it all is talking about what happened. miss england photographed abusing and taunting iraqi prisoners at the abu ghraib prison in iraq. she says she has no remorse and will not apologies for her actions. she tells their lives are better. they got the betteren of the deal they weren't innocent. they

there was the 2008 crash in dubaiffect abu da beand they are moving forward with investments and they are, again, opened for business and there were arab spring concerns which they've addressed now and they are moving forward and i think the your all message is that the pause that we saw last year is pretty much over but there will be concerns as they go forward and there's certainly focused on what happened in dubai and they're not going to spread their money the way they used to, because of the model of dubai. but there may be ambassador who have more -- this is not an area that's something that we get into extensively so i don't know if the other ambassador have things to same about that. >> others? >> please. >> well, the qatar is now focused more on sovereign wealth funds and the types of investments they can do, they're not as old as the ones in kuwait or in abu dhabi or as large. they're making up in a short time because of the tremendous wealth they're accrued from the l & g they're exporting. they're looking for investments overseas. a lot of it looking to europe, to the east

thanks to abu yunus one of the soldiers lets us through for his own safety we don't film him. after an hour's wait we finally passed through the checkpoint. welcome to pollution three hundred thousand inhabitants considered the most dangerous city in iraq. nothing here has really changed since the battle life goes on the streets are teeming but the traces of war are still here and the iraqi soldiers carry on patrol . in this prison town it's hard to keep a low profile if you're carrying a camera so to keep us safe as we move around with influenza yunus follows close behind he'll be our guardian angel. this neighborhood is one of the hardest hit by the bombing half the buildings are in ruins not one wall has been spared by bullets. his former iraqi soldier was in the city during the american assault he lives just opposite this building totally destroyed during the bombing he noticed suspicious explosions. just coming in the just after the bombing began the landscape changed going to see even the appearance of the sky chips the sky became kind of yellow it lasted for several day

there was, you know, the 2008 crash in dubai which also affected abu dabby and it was a wake-up call and they are moving beyond that. as i said last year, was there a hold on a lot of outward-looking projections that were lifted and they are moving forward with their investments and they are again, open for business again and there are arab spring concerns which they've addressed now and they are moving forward. i think that the overall message is the pause that we saw last year is pretty much over, but there will be concerns as you go forward and they're certainly focused on what happened in dubai and they're not going to spread their money and way around like they used to because of the model of dubai, but there may be ambassadors who have more and this is not an area that is something that we get into investors have things to say about that. >> yeah, please. >> well, they're now focused more with the sovereign wealth funds and the types of investments that they can do, and they are not as old as the ones in kuwait and abu dhabi and they're very quickly making up in a short time be

people like abu saleh talk to the syrian army but is not syrian army. you mentioned in your statement as did senator lugar about the differences in the syrian organizations. there are differences. it makes it more complex. they talk to each other, sometimes they cord nate, but they are not organically linked? >> senator lugar? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to take up a point that you made about the oil exports and the success apparently in bottling up a high percentage of the income of the government. likewise, other sanctions against the country have caused what seemed to be in normal terms an economic depression in the country by most standards. this is likely to grow further. what isn't clear to me and i'd like some thoughts if you have them, about what food supplies are available to the people of the country, how much is produced in syria. we understand a drought has occurred this year, was a critical factor clearly in egypt, even while things were going on in tahrir square, people were not eating very well and the food subsidies had ceased. th

abu dhabi and some of the arab nations are perfect examples where their fortunes are not necessarily tied to the boom and bust because their pockets credit bubbles and set up. as these nations get in trouble and especially in our socialist nations work force and they go about their banks over there which. toxic assets. i would suggest was from my actual clients to take a look at buying assets off. what is normally what has been done in the past but the u.s. crisis is they invested directly into the banks i'm not a big going to banking industry right now because of the bank in the streets being cleaned up i love the players said allowed the banks to collapse are still running the banks with the same employees in the same asset so you have some of the problem but the banks tend to get skater sprains significant have a very distinct human person or two if you take a look at wall street not too far from where i am now. they hire and peaks during bubbles and they fire and drove through and blooms with relatively little planning so if you could take advantage that mentality but he couldn't

abu abdullah is a doctor from the city of homs. he recently came to lebanon after he was injured in a rocket attack while treating opposition forces in a makeshift clinic. he told us about one patient whom he tried to evacuate from homs. the convoy was stopped by syrian army soldiers and the wounded man was taking to a military hospital. two days later they called his family and told him to come pick up his body, abu abdullah said. his body was burned and had holes from nails in it. most people who are injured in the fighting go to a field hospital like this one we visited last month. the conditions are basic and supplies are limited but the alternative-- military hospitals-- can be a death sentence. clarissa ward, cbs news, beirut. >> pelley: on this day after super tuesday here is where the republican presidential race stands. mitt romney won six of the ten states that voted yesterday. rick santorum three, newt gingrich one. so far, 22 states have voted. romney has won 13, santorum 7, gingrich two. it takes 1,144 delegates to cli

chip reid, cbs news, abu dhabi. >> pelley: and you'll remember this week, president obama said that he's sticking with his schedule, which calls for most u.s. forces to leave afghanistan at the end of 2014. in domestic politices, pennsylvania has just enacted one of the toughest voter i.d. laws in the country. it will require voters to provide a photo i.d. at the polls this november. republicans say it's about preventing voter fraud. democrats say the real target is the poor. elaine quijano has more. >> reporter: the effort to pass pennsylvania's voter i.d. law was led by republican state representative derryl metcalf. why do you think this legislation was necessary? >> we've had a history in pennsylvania of election code violations, voter fraud, fictitious registrations. so it's a needed protection. >> reporter: pennsylvania joins eight other states that have passed laws that require voters to have photo i-d. in pennsylvania, the issue has been a partisan battle. all the democrats in the state's assembly voted against it. they argue the law targets poor and elderly voters who may not ha

abu dhabi and some of the arab nations are perfect examples of their fortunes and i guess to the boom and bust and we'll see about its credit bubbles etc. as these nations get in trouble and especially the more socialist nations work force. to build up their banks over leverage. toxic assets. i would suggest was from actual clients to take a look at buying assets off. what is normally what has been done in the past with the us crisis is being written to reconcile the banks not to be going to banking industry right now because i don't feel bad for the streets being cleaned up a lot of the players read aloud the banks collapse or start running the banks. the same employees in the same message so you can solve the problem but the banks to make it skittish banks have significant have a very distinct senator if you take a look at wall street not to for right now. they hire and peaks throwing bottles in the fire and tossed around brooms with relatively little planning so if you can take advantage of that mentality when he can in trouble and he starts off that sets a new way of cutting bonus

abu dhabi and some of the arab nations are perfect examples where their fortunes are not necessarily tied to the poor person because the markets created bubbles etc and as these nations get in trouble and especially not socialist nations what i'm forced by mandate go up their banks over leveraged. toxic assets. i would suggest was for my actual clients to take a look at buying assets off. what is normally what has been done in the past with the us crisis is that since records are there it's not a big on the banking industry right now because of the spheres being cleaned up a lot of the players said allowed the banks to collapse to running prevents the same applies in the same message so you don't solve the problem but instead the kids. significant have a very distinct if you take a look at wall street. for. the higher peaks throwing bottles in the fire and. planning so if you take advantage of that mentality but he can trouble and he starts facets. of couldn't bonuses in the. compensation yeah you can take advantage themselves and there you go i go to a good opportunity there is meta

haya lÍderes en este condado.oision@@ >> acusan de no investigar el caso de un joven que fue vÍct@@de abuero lÍder se levanta y dice esto estÁ mal. vamos a corregirlo. >> en este caso el sospechoso estuvo libre mientras la vÍctima sufría. >> esta muchacha que estÁ pasando por el mismo infierno. estos hombres no saben si al dÍa de maÑana les pasara a las hijas, estos criminales no se terminan. pueden ser las mismas familias de estos hombres. >> asÍ como entraron, salieron sin respuestas al creciente nÚmero de casos de abuso sexual que pasan desapercibidos. >> yo espero el miÉrcoles que viene que vengan otra vez. quÉ pasÓ aquÍ, que vamos a hacer. otra vez,1 demanda al condado va a pasar. >> mientras que el contrincante del alguacil dijo Éstos actos sÓlo demuestran la falta de liderazgo de arpayo. >> exigirle a los elector es un documento de identidad con fotografÍa para ejercer el derecho al voto puede ser un acto discriminatorio contra inmigrantes hispanos y ademÁs inconstitucional. un juez dijo que esta medida se pusiera en prÁctica en wisconsin. desde austin nos cuentan cÓmo sucediÓ. >>

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while the device used was improperly, any abus was not in-- abuse was not intentional, so they closed the case. >> i don't understand the concept of no harm, no foul on that because it's illegal for a reason and it just sends the wrong message out there that staff and people that work with these kids that are nonverbal can do whatever they want and they're not going to be held accountable. >> now she said if she had restrained her son in a similar manner, she would have been charged with child abuse. she will meet with the school. the meeting gets underway at 6:30. >>> a recent article from the atlanta journal constitution shows evidence of cheating in schools. the ceo -- ceo of schools andres alonso put protocols in place to prevent cheating. >> scores going down and people don't cheat downward. 2011 was an unbelievable year for us. we put monitors in schools as well. >> they're expecting to see an increase in test scores this year. >>> the company that runs four plants for the beef filler referred to as pink slime said they're sums spending production at three of them. beef products

and one in three say they have been a victim of psychological abuse nchl sacramento a teen dating abus prevention bill has been approved by the education committee that would fill gaps in law and teach educators how to respond to violence. the bill now goes to the appropriations committee. >> child abuse watch dogs are targeting sex traffickers. one group says it's collected enough signatures for a november ballot measure increasing consequences include requiring convicted traffickers to provide access to internet accounts with a role. >> this is to make it difficult for anonymity to flourish and end ability to surf in an anonymous fashion. >> other proposed penalties include requiring convicted sex traffickers to register as sex offenders and increasing prison terms and fine autos moving on, coming up next... more and more, giants are not just about baseball as the season gets underway. >> what they're putting on the menu at ballparks this year. >>> at 6:00 we told you about the big changes come together chinese plants but a move tipping scales towards work place reform. and the wife

ong them is abu karian.e left myanmar 31 years ago with no legal protection, he keeps a low profile with his family in the busy city. in myanmar he claims he was persecuted, forced to work and beaten by the military. feinfohis li, fled to thailand. >> translator: at least five villagers were gunned down by the military in front of me because they became too weak to cay in. after my escape the military tore down my village where 2,000 people lived. i don't ow what haened to everyone. >> reporter: the hardship 't end, when kariam went to thailand. he sls fdocre living, but he said he's routinely arrested and he's also worried about his two children who have no legal access to education. aung san suu kyi is a beacon of hope for karian. he said she's the only pso who can improve his situation. he and other displaced ringya have often demonstrated in support of aung san suu kyi, especially calling for her freedom during years of house arrest. >> yes, i support, i support. >> translator: i support aung san suu kyi

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her enraged boyfriend in south gate, students are teeming up with an assembly man to reduce dating abus in california middle and high schools. >> many students witness attacks. when cindy died students were heart broken. they lost a peer and a friend. >> the bill would require schools to establish a dating abuse policy skpen sure that resources are available to help students. the california partnership to end domestic violence says one in four adolescents reports verbal, emotional, physical, or sexual abuse from dating partner each year. such violence could lead to things like depression, poor academic achievement and eating disorder autos know that we're not going to let this go. we're not going let it be taken lightly in sacramento. >> morgan hopes that other lawmakers will join the efforts. >> this will make a huge difference in our community and our schools. and i hope all students will be able to feel safe when going to school. >> since the proposal laz just been troin accused oregon hz a similar law on the desk. live in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and former governor

they are not as old as the ones in kuwait or in abu dhabi, nor as large.ut they are very quickly making up in a short time because of the tremendous wealth that they have accrued from the lng that they are exporting. they are looking for investments overseas. a lot of it looking to europe, to the east, some in the united states. but, again, looking for the kinds of things where they can pick up the kinds of industries or properties that are a little distressed and figuring out how they can turn them around and buck them up. you see a lot of their buying of greek debt and companies in luxury 'em bigger and these -- luxembourg and these kinds of things, but i'm or very happy to say they also have a very big investment in the city center project near washington, d.c. which was a project in search of capital. it's a $700 million project, so they've taken a big step into the u.s. market with this project. so we'll see how this goes. but i think it has whetted their appetite for more prompts. it's just -- projects. it's just finding the right fit. >> others? >>

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>> no, abu ghraib and other atrocities happened during president bush and it's all his fault. >> obama blamed for the horrible event that happened at fort hood. >> not by the mainstream media. >> still, but the conservative media, certainly. >> a big difference. >> jon: we have to take one more break, when we come back how did the obama administration do during a week of transparency? this is an rc robotic cw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dlars into american education. that's thousands of ks learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool ♪ ... ♪ [ male announcer ] remember when you were a kid? you ked getting dirty and building things. there were no limits -- yocould move mountains. the john deere 1 series subcompact tractor -- the way grownups move mountains. and with auto-connect implements, it's the eiest tractor to us

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they could call the whole thing off, marl abu we don't expect ed them to. >> we'll have to wait and see. thank you, scott. >> coming up, he strikes them out on the baseball diamond and now he's using that pitching arm to throw a different kind of strike. brian emwilson's new business venture just ahead. >>> martians, aliens, e.t. they could all be calling us, but what if no one's listening? now you can help all from the comfort of your home computer. i'm bob redell you to the institute you to the institute here in mountain view coming up in a live report. >>> welcome back, everyone. this one's been a long time coming, but if and when e.t. ever decides to phone home, scientists are hoping you might be listening in. nbc bay area's earthling bob redell is live at the city institute in mountainview to tell us how we can assist in the search for extraterrestrial life. what's happening out there? >> good morning to you, john. >> if e.t. is out there trying to reach us, the study at mountain view don't want us to miss that call just because there weren't enough of us paying attention. that's w

this is lane's home and this is the former house of abu elazam. >> my dad talked to day. he would go over and help outside the house doing maintenance and stuff like that. i don't even know what to think. it's a real shock. >> police are asking neighbors, family members and friends to think back to march 26th, 2009, 3:00 in the afternoon and help them solve this case. >> we're convinced somebody saw something. whether they knew it was a crime as they saw it or they just saw a contact between jamie and other individuals, that may be the key piece of information that we need. >> closure so tyreke can go back to being a kid again. >> i'm there now for everybody and he would want me to stand up and be a man even though i'm only 13 years old. >> there's a $25,000 reward being offered for information in this case. if you can think of anything that might help police solve it, leesburg detectives want to hear from you. >>> new tonight d.c. police charged a woman for a shooting inside a columbia heights restaurant that may have been a hate crime. 27-year-old lashawn carson is char

scandals and abuses, abu ghraib and fraud and waste and abuse. those are important because scandals and misuse of the government are always important to the american people. but they occupy a very small portion of what foia is all about and why we have open government. they don't focus on why ordinary citizens should be concerned about what the government is doing and not doing on a regular basis. that's where sue long and her late husband, phil, and her current side kick, who is unfortunately unable to be here today, david bernham. they truly appreciate data. small bits of important information. they also realize this data is meaningless unless it can be accumulated and put together in some sensible fashion. and they understood far before me and almost everybody else how important the computer was going to be in figuring out what the government is doing and how important electronic records were in being able to take the information that was there and run it through a computer and come up with new ways of looking at information which nobody under

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positioned itself as a transit hub, as with the two major airlines with dubai's ports and airports, abu dhabi coming on line and the they are developing the end queen continent and things are developing. but i'd like to focus on the subject of this panel which is alternative energy. while the traditional areas of by, aviation, defense, infrastructure, are moving ahead in uae, there was a pause but they're moving ahead and they are continuing in those areas. the world future energy summitt earlier this year provides an opportunity for u.s. companies to enter into a country where there is planning for the future. and what i see is the uae is a place where we can do real competition with the indians, the chinese and the turks in areas such as alternative energy. health care and education. the u.s. brand is extremely popular still. what we're facing is sometimes a 30% of the cost of our products and services when you look at india, china, turkey and other competitors. what we need to do and what i see in the u.s. companies who are willing to go to the united arab emirates, i see pursuing th

the president talks abus approa. most people would expect it would ultimately arrive at something that balances. but it doesn't. in fact, different term for the president's budget, because it can't be called a budget. they're supposed to balance at the end of the year. it's not a budget. it is a plan to tax and to spend. why is it important? we can talk in this committee as we often do about the trillions of dollars of debt, the huge percentage of gdp, the credit crisis that we could face, the debt shock that we're going to face. i fear that probably means more to economists and to politician to folks back home. i think it's important, when we look at the president's budget, we look at wha t proposal for the future of this country means to the people back home. because the president never brings the budget to balance, by the end of this ten-year budget window, the president will be proposing to spend more money on interest than on veterans' benefits or unemployment. he proposes to be spending more money nt on medicai

well you know as dr bassam abu abdullah a professor of international relations at damascus university talked to the thanks ever so much for taking the time to be with us tonight syria's ruling party says islamic extremists have behind these latest string of attacks who do you think is responsible. good evening. the two dearest creations yesterday. we heard from these operations through important messages the first one to the syrian people who. were in millions in their last referendum because their new constitution their second message is to the syrian syrian people that they have been in the fifteenth of march in the streets. not only in syria about around the world so i think that the targets from these are parishes especially when you are talking about the christian neighborhood in the mosque. it was a strong message and they think that this kind of a persians it gives your impression that this is scar them with the. kind of operations we could see in my school or in many places in the middle of. their fear to the children this fear the kind of operation these people they are not l

positioned itself as a transit hub with the two major airlines, with dubai's ports and airports and abu dhabi coming online, the new sub-saharan african market is developing the market and the stands are developing, but i would leak to focus on the subject of this panel while the traditional areas of business, aviation, defense e infrastructure are moving ahead in uae, was there a pause, but now they are moving ahead and they are continuing in those years. the world future energy summit earlier this year provides an opportunity for u.s. companies to enter into a country where there is planning for the future, and what i see is the uae is a place where we can do real competition with the indians, the chinese and the turks in areas such as alternative energy and i would also point out health care. ils also point out education, the u.s. brand is still very popular. >> what we're look of the cost when you look at our sers, when you like at china, india, turkey and other competitors and what i see in the united states countries who are willing to go to the united arab emirates are pursuing t

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you hear one of the most compelling stories i heard was after the misery of abu ghraib, they asked onepeople tortured there what did they want for restitution? did they want money? they said, no, give me a green card to the united states. and everything will be fine. that's kind of compelling argument for. >> well, there's a lot of reason for hope and optimism. in america, despite the whole ground zero thing and the koran burning thing, the fact is, you can worship freely in america. i mean, there are other countries, muslim majority countries where if you're the wrong sect. if you're a sunni muslim in iran, you're going to have a tough time, if you're a shia muslim in saudi arabia, you may not feel a fully citizen of that nation. but in america, shia, sunni, whatever you want, it's up to you. you practice as you choose. >> thank you very much. >> thanks a lot, congressman. >> thank you. >> when we -- >> a pretty damn good place we've got here. >> great message. great message. and i hope when the congressman is in new york he'll come onset. >> when we come back, danny devito joins us o

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abu ham zi was there.t were burned completely as if someone had poured gasoline on them and set them on fire, he recalls. i saw five slaughtered children. they slashed their eyes and faces with knives. among the piles of dead, evidence of dozens of wounded children. abu fetah was also part of the rescue mission. they committed a big massacre. we found 32 children, many with their fingers cut off, gunshot wounds. they were young, all under 15 years of age, he continues. this boy was one of them with a gun shot wound to the chest. both his tiny hands bandaged. more victims of violence, no one can comprehend and no one seems able to stop. arwa damon, cnn, beirut. >> what a story. an autopsy report confirming our worst fears about whitney houston. ahead what investigators are now saying about her longtime cocaine use and why hollywood isn't saying more. also, a judge orders a ban on antibiotics and animal feed decades after warnings that people might be in danger and some fear the damage to public health alrea