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many of which could be similarly affected by a tsunami. a tsunami off the indonesian island of sumatra in 2004 washed away oil tanks that were lined upd on shore. japan's disaster management agency responded by setting up a committee to study measures to prevent such occurrences and submitted a report in 2009. a panel concluded that if the largest possible tsunami occurred, oil tanks could be inundated to height of 4.4 meters but they would only move sideways and would not come loose or float away. no sif they measures were taken after the report was handed in. the agency now aims to lay out a set of concrete measures that can be taken to safeguard against a threat of tsunami hitting oil tank installations or petrol oil plants. a new committee is to expected to draft a panel. legally binding guidelines will be then passed by parliament. >>> a fruit grower in the fukushima disaster area won an award for the contribution to advances in agriculture. the u.n. food and agriculture organization organized or rather recognized 62-year-old satoko a

dinner ideas made easy. . >>> the 12th street station is also affecting ac transit which is affectinghe area, good morning clarence. >> good morning. >> i want to find out which bus lines are affected and where people can go to get the bus and up know it is usually right down there at frank ogawa. >> well, as you can imagine any bus line that would normally run through that area is being affected. we have a plan in place to detour service roughly from any -- anything in between 1st and 20 -- 14th and 20th street service will be detored around that. we have an elaborate plan for folks looking for their bus can do a couple of things. they can call 511 and we have updated information there and we have updated information on our website so they can go to our website and find out where their bus is being detored to and also -- detoured to and also they can call the 511 number to make sure they can get what they need to do. we also put out many e-mailee alerts to find out what the deforce are too. >> thank you very much for that information, we will also post some of these closures on our w

how this affects affordable housing in the long run, how this affects the port properties that have very, very particular overriding restrictions and compliance is they have to deal with was a question for me. i did not see how the city or the planning commission or the board of supervisors could start affecting things that i had always thought were covered under the burden act -- the burton act, including some of their properties. the grandfather ring is a problem, to some extent. you cannot have this commission gives entitlements, and then six months later say, oh, no, we're taking them back. that is just the wrong way to do business, it in my mind. the planning, financing, everything else goes ahead on the basis of, "i have a deal." then you suddenly said, "no, you only have part of a deal." that is the wrong way to do business. as someone who has been in business this, i would have never stayed in business if i did that to my clientele. i look at it the same exact way here. i think the intentions of this legislation are excellent -- are admirable. i, too, would like the department to

but it hasn't affected me anyway. could just do what any normal child could do. >> and that's given her something to sing about. >> ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ >> alena's vocal about her illness because she wants people to know they can help other kids like her. >> ♪ of my favorite things >> she also practices what she preaches. alena helps raise money for children's miracle network hospitals as their poster child. >> stay with us. there's a lot more coming up on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. >> it's considered one of our country's best colleges, and it has several names. "the academy." "the point." "west point." tyler tells us about the history of the u.s. military academy at west point. >> west point traces its roots back to the american revolution. general washington considered this the most important military location in america. he called it "the key to the continent." >> both the british and the americans knew that whoever controlle

at least 307 people have lost their lives, and more than 2.3 million have been affected. in the suburbs of bangkok, the situation worsened on monday and now the major industrial estate is inundated, on the northern edge of the city. waters from a canal breached sandbags and flowed into the nava nakorn industrial zone. authorities suspended producon and ord employees to evacuate. >> translator: i feel teible. i'm afraid we can't handle it. there might be lots of damage. >> reporter: nava nakorn is the old est industrial yeaanthailand sixth to fall victim to the floods. the central banks estimates that the economic damage from the floods could exceed $3 billion. in neighbors cambodia, the situation remains serious. waters have begun to recede, but many homes in phnom penh are still swamped. 17 of cambodia's 23 provinces have been affected. according to reuters, that covers about 1.5 million people. the floods are the worst to hit the country in more than a decade. at least 247 people have lost their lives so far. and with rainsti falling, thisegionadist istl fafr over. for

this has affected them domestically, as well. has sarkozy come off in the face of his system in france? >> nicolas sarkozy has been unpopular for some time. he has very poor poll ratings. obviously, with an election six months away, he needed to come out of this with something. he has a very important two weeks. he is the chair of the g-20 next week, where he will play the role of the international statesman. imagine if he would have gone to the summit without something in his hands. i guess it is positive. when you are so far behind in the polls, you need something. you will never make up the ground. he needs some big wins. today, the way this is being spun, it is a big win. we will see if it unravels or if it is a giant step toward solving the crisis. if it is, and given his image of the prudent president in the french media, this could be a step in the right direction for him. the jury is still out. >> when it comes to angela merkel, she has been battling on the domestic front, as well as asserting her influence on an internat

world in general, but affect things in san francisco here as well. these are families being dislocated, poverty and homelessness being added, these are serious costs the city and the public there. in that way, we're subsidizing these banks and we need to stop doing that. we have roughly $6.5 billion in city accounts total at any given year. as much of that as we can repatriate to citibank, why should we be giving money to banks that have so much evidence of not working in the public interest and it's not in their definition to be in the public interest. thank you. [applause] >> one of the things that occurs to me in terms of the criteria, i think there is every reason in the world to consider our financial interests as being secure and safe important. that being said, the criteria, one thing i would ask about is the issue of around wells fargo investing in private prisons that turn a profit off immigration detention. as a sanctuary city, i feel like that should be one of the criteria, that we should not be getting our money and a bank that turns a pr

demarco, the head of fha, using his leverage to affect those services not affected, loans that are not affected by the fannie mae and freddie mac. >> we'll take a quick break here and be back with more press pass conversation with maryland congressman elijah cummings. woe talk politics including why the tea party supports herman cain. now, is the way to create a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe in the future. we're not hesitating. we're investing in america now. why? well, we know it's good business. because america has always been... and always will be a smart investment. at&t. >>> and we are back as we continue our weekly "press pass" conversation with congressman elijah cummings. let me ask you, first of all this fast and furious issu

this system could affect the peninsula next week. we have another tropical depression that is spreading heavy rain across the peninsula and the south coast of china. the risks of flooding in and landslides remain high here. as for china, central and southern parts are experiencing moderate rain. it will spread to the southern parts of the peninsula as well as western japan by friday. you may see scattered thunderstorms on thursday. as for temperatures, we are expecting 23 degrees and 22 in seoul. it will be chilly with only 5 degrees. as for the americas, we have a tropical depression across southern mexico. as much as the central part of the americas. lots of heavy rain will affect across this area for the next several days. as for north america, it is wet across the portions. we have a couple of systems and the heaviest rain can be solved across the mississippi valley and there is a possibility of thunderstorms, large hail as well as damaging winds across the lower part. the rain will develop into thursday. it stays dry across much

is that affecting his leadership? >> i think so. he controls the biggest faction. they do not want to make a name for him. he is not speaking out about the trial for falsification. the parties for him to testify under oath. that was counter to what they want. 59% of people surveyed saying they need to explain the case before the diet. some of the respondents may be disappointed about his lack of leadership. >> what is he doing to keep his rating from eroding further? >> the prime minister is trying to show his leadership in other areas. abruptly instructed senior government officials to make a decision as soon as possible of whether to join free trade talks on the transpacific partnership. the former administration wanted japan to get involved in the tpp. but it was strong opposition from japan's powerful lobby that elected themselves. they eased concerns among farmers and it could hurt them. >> what kind of future is he looking at? >> it won't be easy. the tpp is one issue. the divided diet is another. that was in the upper house. the government cannot pass bills

thailand is worse off with 280 killed and 2.3 million affected. residents of bangkok are on alert for possible flooding in the city. in neighboring cambodia, more than 200 people have been killed by 200 people have been killed by floods and landslides where the rivers overflowed. the disaster has been called the worst in cambodia in over a decade with 1 million people affected and half the district in the capital already flooded. in the mekong delta in southern vietnam, floods are worsening with at least 34 deaths. many of them children. damage to local crops and infrastructure is estimated at about $45 million u.s. dollars. in laos, at least 30 people have died, and 400,000 have been affected. the rains are expected to continue for several more weeks. raising expectations that the crisis may still worsen. >>> in sri lanka enjoyed two decades of civil war, as well as the 2004 tsunami, that killed more than 30,000 people on the island. two years after the conflict ended, some areas are on the way to a full recovery, thanks to tourism and marine spo

the bay bridge now so unless they pull off a miracle, this will affect the bay bridge.'t have a way to go and we'll see what happens but maybe people will hear about this and go around and maybe there will be lighter volume, we can only hope. >>> antioch getting some slower traffic but bay point still looks good. if you are on 80 from richmond to panel, i want to mention lakeville road is still closed in the petaluma area in sonoma county because of power lines down than will not be cleared up in this morning. >>> very cool pattern compared to two days ago so it is a rollercoaster ride, these are the forecasted highs 60s and 70s and a lot of areas will drop compared to yesterday. tomorrow a little bump up, not much, 76 for santa rosa, not much of a change around the coast and bay, we have to wait for the weekend before san francisco and oakland warms up. san jose went from 73 today to 74 tomorrow so for many, like my mom used to say, 75 is the comfort zone, 76 is too hot but if you like this weather, it's right there and everybody says cloudy. there is a big fog bank th

-- seen affect many families. the school trollopdraws from ant of san francisco. there are those that go from many distances. we have seen a 43% cut in our school buses. 25 yellow buses to serve all san francisco youth by 2013. it is clear that this city is making decisions that is working against our young people and the quality of their education. the need to address student access to transportation is more urgent than ever. the san francisco miscible transportation agency, the mta, and the school district implemented the lifeline program has a distribution for low income students with limited out reach for this program, the demand for this far exceeded the supply. the economic crisis is affecting the increase in fares, especially those for latinos, and african-americans. unemployment reached 9.3%. the children on free and reduced lunched has jumped from 54% to 61%. oi have been hearing from parens who are struggling financially to get their children to school. in two years, the cost of the fast pass increase by

it is affecting global markets. the slowdown that we're seeing is not just happening here in the united states. it is happening everywhere. even in some of the emerging markets like china. you are seeing greater caution and less investment. deep concern. in some ways, you know, as frustrating as the financial sector has been here in the united states after the lehman collapse, the aggressive actions that were taken right after lehman did help us to strengthen the financial sector and the banking sector in ways that europe did not fully go through. and, you know, uncertainty around greece and their ability to pay their debts runs on in the capital markets and runs on the debt that many of these southern european countries have been facing as well as ireland and portugal. all of that has put severe strain on the world financial markets. i have spoken with angela merkl. they want to act to prevent a sovereign debt crisis from spinning out of control. they committed to the european project. their politics is tough. beca

officials are warning that the capital might be affected. whole towns and are said marriage in cambodia as well. -- are submerged in cambodia as well. coming up later in this half- hour, we will go to cambodia to gauge what the flood damage means for the country. first, researchers might at last have developed a vaccine against malaria. clinical trials have shown that an experimental vaccine from glaxo smithkline cut the risk of children getting infected by about half. nearly 800,000 people die from malaria every year, most of them are small children in africa. if testing goes well, the british drug maker says they could have the drug on the market in three years. german growth not looking as good as we would hope. >> no, the sluggish global economy as a whole is starting to take an effect. the german government is expected to announce thursday that they are cutting growth projections for next year. reports say the german government will grow by only 20%. -- reports by the german government say the economy will grow by only 20%. more market

traffic affecting the commute downtown, sal? >>> remember, bart is running into all stations including city center so you don't have to worry. i would go up to 19th so let's go up and take a look at the rest of the commute. it is coming to the toll plaza for 15 minutes and i want to show you 237, already stop-and- go traffic a lot of slow traffic antioch, pittsburgh, bay point, west on the highway, 80 traffic is slow in hayward, it gets better by the time you reach dakota road. let's go to steve. >>> temperatures starting 40s and 50s and the wind will pick up, we will have 60s and 70s, a little bit of fire danger and really quiet, no rain in site coming down over the weekend. >>> -- no rain in sight, coming down over the weekend. >>> here is more developing news we have been following since 4:30 this morning. hundreds of police in riot gear move in on occupied oakland and trouble is far from over. >>> during the noon hour how the president's trip may directly affect you, stay right here with us.

it affects 410 and 443 areas. it'll represent central and southern maryland as well as the eastern shore. that includes baltimore, baltimore county as well as hartford and howard plus those east of the bay. the reason, they had exhausted the number its numbers under the old codes. >>> many states struggling to deal with budget issues, one state is receiving flack tonight for one of its cut backs. why some are saying leaders in kansas took it to far. we will explain. >>> and atm skimming is on rise. we are working with tips you it take to protect your identity. >> plus a shocking elimination on dancing with the stars last night. we have the wrap up when we come back. . >>> important warning tonight. seems like no matter where you shop, financial experts and government agents say atm skimming is a big problem. it's on the rise. the gear being used now is more high end than ever and you will find the latest stat shocking. we are working for you asking security experts for details at how you can protect yourself. >> r

the labor ministry gave details about the tsunami affected areas. it said there is a mismatch in the labor market there. job offers are mostly in construction but there are more seekers in fishery or seafood processing sectors. japan's consumer prices rose for a third consecutive month. the internal affairs ministry said that the consumer price index was up 0.2% in september when compared with a year ago. the index stood at 99.9 against a reference value of 100 for last year. the figures exclude volatile prices of fresh foods. the ministry says the increase is due to higher prices of electricity and gasoline. let's get your recap of the latest market figures. that wraps up business for this hour. now it's back to catherine. >> thanks very much. >>> tokyo electric power company is set to request a public funds in order to pay financial compensation to victims of the fukushima nuclear crisis. sources say tepco is expected to incur about $7.6 billion in net losses for the business year through next march. major reasons they cite include sharp rises in

the system could affect the indo-china peninsula next week.e also have another tropical depression that is spreading heavy rain across much of the indo-china peninsula as well as south coast of china. so the risks of flooding and landslides will remain high here. as for china, central and southern parts are experiencing moderate rain. the rain will spread to the southern parts of the korean peninsula as well as western japan by friday. and as for northeastern china you may see scattered thunderstorms on thursday. as for temperatures, we're expecting 23 degrees in tokyo and 22 in seoul. it's going to be very chilly in ulan bator with only 5 degrees. as for the americas we've got a tropical depressions across southern mexico. those are bringing heavy rain across much of the central parts of the americas. lots of heavy rain are going to affect across this area for the next several days. as for north america, it's very wet across the western portions. we've got a couple low pressure systems dumping heavy rain. the heaviest rain can be found across

-- immigration issues affecting l.g.t. immigrants and same-sex bye national couples not being together. we are going to talk about the h.i.v. ban being lifted but cases previously departmented. the one-year deadline for asylum and also the treatment of lgtb danica patrick's. we hope you can come to the forum. it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. good evening, commissioners. my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to share a lot of the different views and work going on. one of the things i wanted to quickly talk about was regarding the sanctuary ordinance. there has been a lot of talk about a sanctuary ordinance. it has been in the news and a national debate. we want to remind you what it is about. first of all, the sanctuary ordinance was created back in 1989. it just had its 20-year anniversary. the human rights commission is named

it is affecting global markets. the slowdown that we're seeing is not just happening here in the united states. it is happening everywhere. even in some of the emerging markets like china. you are seeing greater caution and less investment. deep concern. in some ways, you know, as frustrating as the financial sector has been here in the united states after the lehman collapse, the aggressive actions that were taken right after lehman did help us to strengthen the financial sector and the banking sector in ways that europe did not fully go through. and, you know, uncertainty around greece and their ability to pay their debts runs on in the capital markets and runs on the debt that many of these southern european countries have been facing as well as ireland and portugal. all of that has put severe strain on the world financial markets. i have spoken with angela merkl. they want to act to prevent a sovereign debt crisis from spinning out of control. they committed to the european project. their politics is tough. beca

that will go into affect next year. instead of 2014, the remaining debt will be for given after 20 years instead of 25. >> because of this change, about 1 town 6 million americans -- 1.6 million americans could see their payment go down hundreds of dollars a month. >> the money you owe will always be there or something you deal with. >> the president's plan makes it easier to consolidate loans, but it won't help anyone already saddled with student loan debt. it helps borrowers starting next year. >>> on to the weather and it sounds like a nice string of days coming. >> let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> we have a nice string of sunny days. but we want to alert you to a red flag warning that will remain in affect for the east bay mountains and the de diablo range. we are looking at gusts. the red flag warning in affect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. please be aware of that. we still have some low humidity. a beautiful day on the bay. this was submitted by one of our viewers. we are looking at low 40s

that will affect the cleanup operation on the beach. what the transport minister has said is that the beaches in this area must expect more oil to wash up in the next few weeks. they don't know how much of this 350 tons that's escaped so far, but obviously the significant amounts will wash up on this beautiful coastline, one of the most pristine coastlines in new zealand. very popular with tourists. lovely wildlife there. penguins. wails are carving -- wales are carving -- whales are carving through the water. in terms of when and where, we simply don't know. >> duncan kennedy in sydney. thank you so much for this update. asian stocks are opening higher after france and germany promise to deliver a plan to deal with the euro zone depth crisis. traders say share markets are relieved that a resolution of the euro zone debt crisis is in sight, as this will basically bring back capital to the asian boards who have been suffering over the past months, as investors have been pulling out money from so called risky assets. in currency trading h

i want to let you know that chase has affected our family very negatively and it's probably not just family. [applause] >> banks have been very much involved in tenant issues in san francisco for many years, mainly with evictions. in particular, that has reached a focus with the foreclosure crisis -- with the foreclosure crisis in san francisco. at tenants you'd end, we think at least have the foreclosures in san francisco and of renter- occupied properties. these seem to be places where the banks started foreclosing on the owner of the property who then rented out the property as a last gasp way to say that. -- to save it. what we see in many cases is that it is to household losing their homes. first, a homeowner and second, the tenants who follow them. we have a just cause addiction legislation in san francisco this as banks cannot evict when they are foreclosing on a property. property. but nonetheless, people coming

more than 1 million have been affected. perhaps 1/10 of the rice crop may have been destroyed. the rain keeps falling, things may get worse. experts have warned that because of the heavy reliance on farming and fisheries, cambodia is particularly vulnerable to climate change. it is hard to say if the floods are a sign of what is to come, but they do suggest the country may pay a heavy price if it does not do more to prepare for the worst. >> when we get a shift in the rainfall, it affects the way the crops perform. maybe they do not get a good start or get flooded out. around 80,000 hectares have been destroyed by the flood water. >> these people are more concerned about the here and now. help has been slow in coming. they will have to hope the weather forecasts get better and the water starts to receive soon. bbc news in cambodia. ♪ >> from the incredible wildlife to beautiful beaches, kenya relies heavily on attracting foreign tourists. the industry is under threat. in recent weeks, two women have been kidnapped from the coast and taken to somalia where it is believed they ar

while we are told it does not affect humans, it is having a drastic impact on salmon. researchers say it could have a devastating affect on the food chains. >>> a small bear cub climbed on top of the produce and a customer grabbed him and took him outside. no mother bear was seen in that area and animal experts say it is unusual to see a bear cub this time of the year. they believe the bear got in through the automatic doors. >>> it has now been 13 months since the pipeline in san bruno, how it led to a late night session on capitol hill. >>> and we are with members who will march today and why. >>> also take a look at all the early stock numbers for you. . >>> homeland security ringing the bell on the nasdaq this morning, a lot of stocks watched a lot of things that could affect the market and we have disappointing economic news in china and that's taking stocks down in asia. bank of america posed a big profit following citibank and wells fargo, some people are not excited about it but we will see how it affects wall street. >>> we will smile and say good morning, it

is that affecting his leadership? >> i think so. ozawa is a powerful politician, he controls the biggest faction in the ruling dpj. so noda does not want to make an enemy of him. so he's not speaking out about ozawa's trial for falsification of political funding reports. he's also taking a cautious stance on the demand from the political parties for ozawa to testify under oath before the diet. that runs counter to what the japanese people really want. 59% of people surveyed say ozawa needs to explain his case before the diet. some of the respondents might be even disappointed by noda's lack of leadership regarding ozawa's case. >> so what is noda doing to keep his approval rating from eroding any further? >> well, the prime minister is trying to show his leadership in other areas. noda abruptly instructed senior government official to make a decision as soon as possible on whether to join free trade talks on the trans-pacific partnership, or tpp. the former kan administration also wanted japan to get involved in the tpp. but it face

that will go into affect next year. instead of 2014, the remaining debt will be for given after 20 years instead of 25. >> because of this change, about 1 town 6 million americans -- 1.6 million americans could see their payment go down hundreds of dollars a month. >> the money you owe will always be there or something you deal with. >> the president's plan makes it easier to consolidate loans, but it won't help anyone already saddled with student loan debt. it helps borrowers starting next year. >>> on to the weather and it sounds like a nice string of days coming. >> let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> we have a nice string of sunny days. but we want to alert you to a red flag warning that will remain in affect for the east bay mountains and the de diablo range. we are looking at gusts. the red flag warning in affect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. please be aware of that. we still have some low humidity. a beautiful day on the bay. this was submitted by one of our viewers. we are looking at low 40s

that law had been set to go into affect tuesday.he'll issue a ruling within a week. >> sports legends helped kick off team california for healthy kids today. soccer star brandy chastain and bubba perris were on hand to promote exercise and healthy eating and there are games and a serious message about healthy activity. >> if we don't turn this around, one in every children will have heart troubles and side affects. >> and there is a aimed at schools and local communities and wants to get kids walking and riding and drinking more water. and will try to put more fresh ingredients into cafeteria meals. >> i noticed the superintendent was wearing his running shoes. >> and there is a beautiful day for the event this, weekend you'll want to get out with kids, run, walk, whatever it s it's going to be beautiful. thereq/z is a warmer forecast. live look showing a few of san francisco. and there isht some low clouds and a marine layer around 1600 feet deep. so there is a lovely view, we're looking towards lake tahoe. temperatures 54 degrees

people affected are amtrak drivers.d out of this area, but that will be causing some big delays to people who use amtrak to commute. >>> let's move along and book at the bay bridge toll plaza. this mornings commute looks pretty good north and southbound on i-80. >> you have mostly clear skies, few high clouds heading up to the north. they will clear out and overall we'll have lots of sunshine today and temperatures continue to head up. it's not two hours but they're warming up into the upper 80s. lots of clouds to the north and they will thin out. there's not much going on but what's there is easterly or northerly. i think we'll top out tomorrow to maybe close to 90 and start a little cool down as we go into the weekend. we're not expecting rain until wednesday now. 50s, mid-50s upper to 60. there's a big difference between some of the lows. really mild over towards san francisco, hayward and cooler, upper 50s in the north bay. can't find a breeze. san jose and fairfield earlier there was a breeze. now the key is right

the intersection of 3rd and howard will be the most affected. >>> before he arrived in l.a., within the hour president obama was in las vegas earlier this afternoon selling a revamped federal program to help more homeowners who are fighting foreclosure. changes to the home affordable refinance program include opening an eligibility cap allowing homeowners to refy no matter how much they owe. the borrower must be financing through either fannie mae or freddie mac, have a mortgage on or before may 2009, and a estate payment history. the federal housing finance agency is expected to publish final changes next month. . >>> coming up in 20 minutes on "nightly news," a much more in-depth look at the president's plan to help those who are under water on their motorage in about 20 minutes. >>> in silicon valley they celebrate success 364 days of the year. but today was about failure. >> failure isn't a bad thing. celebrating failure, they're making ate teachable moment. scott budman joins us to explain. this is going to be an interesting one. >> it's a good way of putting it. hit three writt hi

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this will affect your drive times. we are doing okay on the harrisburg expressway and 95 south outer loop bel air to providence moving about 6 minutes to get between those two spots and 795 to 70 though although you are okay at 795 by the time you get to liberty getting to 70 will take ten minutes. charley. >>> a tribute to the civil rights leader martin luther king junior opens on broadway this week. samuel l jackson plays the civil rights leader. it's a fictional account of the events on the night before assassination. after delivering -- >> because i've been to the mountain top. i've looked over and i've seen the promised land. i may not get there with you, but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. >> jackson plays king tired in a hotel room and angela basset is king's maid. mountain top is about the conversation a fictional take of what he was like when he was away from the podium. >>> 6:20. another tribute to the civil rights icon this one in the nation's capital. 43 years a

that means 1 million afghan families who are being affected by drug addiction. in a proud country like afghanistan, this is very sad. >> the afghan government has identified its eradication program in the last few months. destroying poppy fields, seizing opium, and encouraging farmers to move to other crops. the farmers know that they can make 10 times more money growing poppies than any other crop. this farmer looks on helplessly as his fields are destroyed. eradication of poppy fields and the poverty that follows has often driven poor villagers and farmers into the hands of the taliban and other insurgent groups. the u.n. report says there is a clear link between insecurity in the country and opium cultivation. the taliban involvement in the drug trade ranges from providing farmers with fertilizers to protecting farmers and distributing drugs. hundreds of millions of dollars per year are flowing from the opium trade into the insurgency. money that is making drug barons richer and helping to fund the taliban. >> there is a surprising weapons sold in hungary. >>

>>vicki: the fall coming in the golden gate really affected the blue angels. if people still want to import some of the ships, you can do that tomorrow. they are not leaving until tuesday. >> it is going to be what tomorrow. we have some light rain coming in for the afternoon. highs in the '60s and '70s. >> we are back at 11:00 p.m., we hope to see you then.