he metnorth korean leader, kim jong-il and secured a rdon for the journalist aested.have this report from waington. >> bill inton arrived in north korea in an unmard jet. he carried with him the hopes of ameriniplomacy in a very dangerous rner of the world. . clinton m kim jong-il, north korea's mysterio leer. it is an extordinary noment. there hasn'tbeen a visit to pyongyang by such a hh profile american in years. >> this obviouslys a vy seitive topic. we wilhope to provide some moreetail at a later point. >> aer the meeting, a sudden annocement. kijong-il ha issued a special pardon to the two imprisoned american journalists. they had been arreed on nort korea's border witchina in march. they are lauralinguna lee. they had been sentenced t12 years for spying. mr. clinton is expeed to flight out th them as soo as wednesday. mr. clinton would he learned much of kim's phycal and medicalstate. the nortkorean leader is ill and gaunt. he is said to have had a stroke. is there me at sake he? >> this could re lead to the resetting ofu.s.-north korea relationand possibly to t

before being aested, stanford plied that davis was responsible for the fraud. both men and other executiveof the now-defuncstanford financial group e accused of advising clients tbuy $7 billion in bogus certicates of depot, then creating false records to inflatehe firm's assets >> paul: tota is pulling the plugn a plant it once shared with general motors. thautomaker announced today thatt in march it will shut do production at the new united motor manufacturi facility. the fremont california pla employees 4700 wkers. it's toyota's only pnt where workers are emoyees of the united auto workerunion. in je, general motors cut its operational ties there as rt of its restrucring. >> susie: mewhile, ford seems to be firing on all cylinder the tomaker said today it's adding shifts at two pnts to beef up production for t rest of the yea ford is also on track to po its first monthly, year-over year salesncrease for f-series trucks in august. it would be the first me in almost thr years that has happened hped along by the vernment's cash for clunkers program. >> pau tomor

was aested, even though homoxuality is noillegal here. his friend ma have been passed on to the mitia. he is now missing, feed dad, along wi all the others in the country where the ngth of unmans hair termines whether he lives odies. -- a man's hair deteines whetr he lives or di. >> finally, if you have seen strange eyes ithe sky, you may have wonderedf your eyes are playing trks. the british government will be eleasing 15 yrs of files. we have aeport. >> it was a time of strange ligh in the sy, events that defied explanation. ufo sightingsave been going on r years. in the mid-1990's, the number of ports suddenly shot u for instance, in belgium, fighters were sent to intercept hot ghts. the radar lockednto something but no one knows at. so does theeleaseof the case files give us answers? dad clark has been sifting through, and there are some colusions. such as these sightings aoss uthern engnd in 93. it transpires it was probab a russian rock. >> what ha acally been sn was part of a rocket launchedy the rsians to put a spy satellite in bi

they said they had aested six memberof an al qaeda-linked group who had confessed out plans to bomthe camp and the hequarters of kuwait's security agey. ciintended to load truck intended to load truck with fertizer, chemicals and gas cylinders and ram itnto the heavily arded camp. >>> sectary of state hillary clinton spent a second day toy in the demratic republic of congo. a country with vast tural reurces that for years has been plagued by civil war d sexual violence, an issue that we'll be takin an exnsive view tonig. today, clion visited a clinic and a large regee camp in the stern town of goma, where sh pledged $17 milln to deal with seal abuse. yesterday, s spoke about the issue at a university of kinshassa. >> i hope that here the drc there will be a ncerted effort to demand justice for womewho are violeny attacked and to make sure that their attkers are punishednd i hope that studentsill take the lead in is to speak out because thes e fundamental human rights. >>> on tonight'sblogwatch," we found a letter to clton on what she wou see in congo from laura, an erican researcher w

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he desib aest i s ca, quote, loud boisterous attempt to disrupt the court. the judge threw williams in jail for contempt of court. that was three weeks ago. there is hearing tomorrow. if williams apologizes to the court, the judge says he may let him go for time served. >> all right. still ahead, the countdown to the winter olympics in vancouver. from the venues to the olympic village,e will show you how the city is getting ready. >> football around the corner. >> it is here. the games have arrived. almost game time. skins form starting safety apparently looks better than ever. tempers flared between mexico and the city soccer team. and kevin youkilis got all fired up starting this base-brawl. >>> by this time tomorrow we will be that close to getting our first look at the redskins. >> we will start learning something about them. we are not going to learn everything after tomorrow's game but will break up the monotony of camp. pregame walk through for the guys today. the opener in balance more tomorrow. it will be very quick outing for the starters. one seri

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baker resigned last month after being aeste on dui charges. cook is a 30-year veteran of the police force in alexandria. some interesting ties to the community as well. julie carey has our report. >> would you join me in presenting the chief's badge to our new police chief, earl cook. >> reporter: it was a history making moment as earl cook was handed the chief's badge, greeting with a standing ovation. the city's first african-american chief was welcomed by the first african-american mayor. >> he is a role model, inventor, strong leader. most of all, a well-respected caring person. >> reporter: for cook today marks the pinnacle of the 30-year police career. new chief had to wipe away tears during an emotional news conference. >> started here and intended to end my career here if i could. for that, full i willment of a dream. >> reporter: after years working in internal affairs cook said integrity will continue to be a hallmark of the department. >> we are very much responsible to be -- to be held accountable by the citizens of alexandria that

vamos a seguir hablando de un tema bastante interesante en aest días no será la primera ni la última y tenemos que controlar el dolor para poder pensar en lo que vas a decir. esto es muy importante. >> y vamos a escuchar lo que contestó en este caso, jenny rivera a gaciela. >> no estamos al mismo nivel cuando yo baje al de ella que voy a hacer lo posible para no hacerlo o cuando ella suba al mío nos vamos a enfrentar. ya di mi grano de arena. y ahora que se friegue ella. >> siguen dando de qué hablar. >> mira lo que hizo, calló el teen ese momento, sin embargo lo calló con violencia verbal. porque dijo de subir a mi nivel o yo bajar al de ella.p ya al decir esta cosas se pone a un nivel que no le corresponde. la idea es salir del aprieto del momento sin utilizar la agresividad, no solamente física, los hombres son más físicos, pero este ataque verbal sutil que hizo ella y la atacó como si hubiera dicho celosa, envidiosa y todas esas cosas. >> ahora vamos a revisar lo que sí se puede hacer en un momento que necesite uno pues pelear. >> como te lo acabo de comentarlo principal evitar l

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. >> that's nice, they get aest the taste of both worlds.have been seeing bits and pieces of the puppet show in the last couple of showers. what is great is that it's interactive. the kids are getting involved with this. >> yes, they are having a lot of fun. >> can we see a sneak peek of the next puppet show. >> all right, puppets, let's go. >> boy, oh, boy, am i hungry. i wish my mom hadn't asked me to leave, but she said i am old enough to take care of myself. here i am, and boy, am a hungry. meow! >> ooh, there's a bug. >> i'll just sneak over here and grab him and eat him for lunch. i didn't know finding my own lunch would be so easy. hey, you come back here, you bug. >> i know you would like to me. >> you will have to go to the puppet show to see how it ends. the nature of puppet theater is at irvine nature center on sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com. >>> if you want to go outside and see some nature, you better do it earlier than later because we have snrms developing as we are still de

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. >> what would be your words to kristi if she could hear you of her own aest faith. wh wld you say to minister to her now. >> sweetheart, hold on to your faith. you know the loved loves you with all his heart, he died for you and is willing to save you through this. we don't know how we come through these fires but he takes us through them. that much i know for a fact. all my experience in ministry, when we are in a fire like this, we want to get out. you know? we want to run, find the door. but my holy father is there to see us through that fire. that's what i know she knows that. she's coming through that fire right now. he is her strength. scripture says in psalm 27:1 he's the lightnd her salvation, whom much she fear. he is her strength. i want to tell whoever is out there that knows anything, you're standing back and you're just don't want to participate because it's scary. and it is scary to step up and say, youn know, "i've seen something the night of this event." please, please, right do the ri thing. make that phone call. the greatest thing that we can do in

events but there's a huge difference in learning them if you're just memorizing them to get through aestink about what they mean and how they fit together i believe it takes more knowledge to write active history than it does to write a straight narrative. i find that when bill and steve and i get together to talk about things, we really have to understand the logistics, the technology, the culture, the history of period and be able to put it all together in a very dynamic way that actually requires much more knowledge than it would if we had been writing a standard narrative. on your first one, i think you're certainly partially right. there are -- i'v always been a conservationists. my fame on pennsylvania was oriented toward conservation. we had a cabin below state college. i spent most of my childhood in conservation. sometime in the 1970s and '80s, the environmental movement went way to the left. it became about government control, about big bureaucracy. and so -- but i think rather than just say they are wrong. we have to have an approach which says here are better answers and bett