please join me in welcoming ahmed maher.ause] >> i am very happy to be here, and i'm thanking the arab immigrant institute for the invitation. i think it's a good chance to talk with you and any formal meetings, in the formal meetings. so, i am going to share our idea with you and discussing about the future, and discussing also about what is american rules. they complain -- [inaudible] and the american youth, our brother. so, we started as a youth activist in 2005 after establishing movement towards the movement in egypt, and towards the beginning struggle and against mubarak regime at the time. there were a few number of people, 100. the majority of, about three or 4000 a day of the elections. mubarak elections. after the parliament elections, we decreed our activities in egypt. and security was banned any activity in the street at that time. so we start to use social media. we start to use internet and blogs at that time, 2006. there is no facebook. but we use the internet to reach more people, to organize our groups, to

. >>> shocking new revelations in a suicide pact involving bernie madoff and his woof ahmed treasure- -- and his wife ahmed pressure to -- wife amid pressure. >> reporter: on christmas eve 2008 they decided they had enough. two weeks earlier bernie was arrested and charged with running a multibillion dollar ponzi scheme that bilked more than 10,000 investors. according to a new interview ruth madeoff did with 60 minutes, she and her husband tried to kill themselves night before christmas in the new york city penthouse apartment. >> we decided to kill ourselves because it was so horrendous what was happening. we had terrible phone calls, hate mail just beyond anything and i said i can't go on anymore. >> reporter: ruth told cbs she and her husband of 50 years decided to swallow pills but it was not enough. we took pills and woke up the next day. it was very impulsive and i am glad we woke up ruth told cbs. but the head of the private security firm hired to guard them questions the account of the night and says he was inside the apartment until 7 p.m. >> sitting there with them talk and

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we will hear directly from ahmed maher. then we will do a question and answer.please join me in welcoming ahmed maher. [applause] >> i am very happy to be here. i am thinking the arab-american institute for the invitation. it is a good chance to talk with you. informal meetings. so i want to share our ideas with you. and discussing about the future of egypt, of retribution, and -- after the revoluation, and american rules and. the admiration between our nations of youth. the american youth, our brothers. we started as a group after establishing a movement towards the modern movement in egypt. towards the beginning of the struggle of the mubarak regime, we were a group of the people. the majority -- about 3000 or 4000. after the parliament elections, we continued our activities in egypt. they banned any activities in egypt in the street at that time. we started to use social media, the internet. at that time, there was no facebook. we tried to reach more people, to organize our group, to spread our ideas. the main aim of our speech or our message was how to conne

ahmed, thanks for coming in today. >> thank you so much for having me. >> well, we are going to haveath of moammar gadhafi. we'll speak to nick christophe, the op-ed columnist for "the times." [ mom ] scooter? your father loves your new progresso rich & hearty steak burger soup. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. [ boy ] hey, i thought these were electric? uh, it is, yeah, it's a chevy volt. so what are you doing at a gas station? well it still takes gas to go farther. but you're not getting gas. true. not this time. uh, don't have to gas up very often. so you have to go to the bathroom? no. yes you do. thought these were electric? yes, it's a uh, a chevy volt. so what are you doing at a gas station? >>> welcome back to our breaking news coverage. if you're just tuning in, we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states as well as around the world. after 42 years of rule, we're getting word that moammar

farul ahmed was arrested last year after he joined what he believed to be a terror organization. he took pictures and figured out how to kill people. >>> some lucky drivers will have their speeding tickets waived after one of prince george's county speed cameras mistakenly issued tickets. 15 drivers were cited for speeding along high bridge road in bowie on sunday, september 25th. the problem is the speed cameras are not supposed to be in operation on weekends. those drivers will have the ticket waives or be reimbursed. it is not a county-wide program and the camera has been reprogrammed. >>> metro will close three stations along the green and yellow lines at shaw, "u" street, and columbia heights for track work. the stations will shut down at 10:00 on friday and open on tuesday morning. shuttle buses will operate between mt. vernon square. buses will replace lines between east falls and west falls church. >>> today the iphone will get a major upgrade. apple is expected to unveil its new iphone 5, but there could be a very big catch. an online tech site boy genius reports it will

ahmed jibril, el primer ministro de facto, dijo que el cuerpo de gadafi será entregado sus allegados,cano ha reclamado su cadáver.jibril dijoademás que según el reporte de los combatientes que atraparon a gadafi, éste ya estaba herido cuando ellos lo capturaron, por lo que se desconoce si fue víctima del fuego cruzado durante la persecución o si gadafi pudo recibir el disparo en la cabeza a mano de uno dsus propios guardaespaldas para evitarle la humillación pública. gadafi murió el jueves mientras era trasladado en una camioneta a un hospital. por otro lado, jibril dijo que haÍa consultas en camino para formar un gobierno interino dentro de un mes.en tanto, los líderes de la unión europea, reunidos en bruselas para tratar la crisis de ese continente, urgieron al consejo transicion de libia que convoque elecciones que permitan la creación de un gobierno con bases sólidas.es todo por el momento jorge, regreso contigo. ♪ hmm, esto me parece familiar. isí! es tu receta, mamá. ♪ no, no pdeer. esta está mucho mejor. ♪ [ locutora ] une a tu familia y amigos con nuestra mayonesa kraft. cremo

. >> ahmed jamal. then brad melvow. a duo. >> what are you going to do in this new building?t's the main thing you're excited about other than not having to run around town? >> the main thing is really establishing a sense of a cultural home for jazz and a community center for jazz much like the establish arts institutions that are here and in every city. what's really most gratifying about realizing this project is we're going to be down the street from the symphony hall and opera house and ballet head quarters for an art form that's relatively new. a great, great thing to do. what we're going to do deferently is obviously honor the legacy of jazz. a lot more around education. going to be developing more and more things with our high school programs and middle school programs and have a chance to sort of develop younger musicians. of course we're going to be presenting tons of music. >> so, america still respects jazz. nobody believes it's really dead. they have been telling me that for 30 years or so. >> it's exciting. as i said earlier, it is an art form that has always re

coming up aircraft med the rubble signs of life-- coming up, ahmed the rubble signs of life. >>> -- amid the rubble, signs of life. >>> what the captors are asking for. you are watching "good morning maryland first and only at 4:30. back in a bit. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> news time 4:46. good news this morning out of turkey. an 18-year-old man was pulled from the rubble after the collapsed building. he was found alive. 2,000 buildings collapsed following the earthquake that hit sunday with almost 500 aftershocks. conditions for rescuers continue to be dangerous. the death toll is 459 but the good stories are keeping spirits positive. turkey's government said it will accept offers for international aid. >>> the pakistan has videos of a swiss couple abducted by the pakistani taliban in july. the video the man holds up a newspaper dated september 15th while armed masked men can be seen with guns aimed at them. they seem to be appealing for their release but the group holding them wants a trade. >>> in greece public transportation workers started a 24-hour strike amid eff

country's transitional government officially declares liberation falling to be out of ousted leader ahmed but questions remain over whether the price paid in the form of lost lives and ruin of the structure was too high. more than two hundred people are reported dead after a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey it's fear the death toll could reach a thousand or so many people remain trapped under the rubble. the search for a solution to the ease debt crisis at a summit in brussels brings no breakthrough that's while in the u.k. there are growing calls to leave the blog altogether as a problem the parliament prepares to vote on whether to hold a referendum on the issue. well next we'll hear more about the british take on the european crisis from the u.k. conservative party m p r t's interview is coming right up. patrick mercer the member of parliament for the conservative party and a former shadow minister for homeland security has been a frequent commentator on defense and security issues patrick thanks for speaking to r.t. now even very outspoken on the human rights act on how essential

the cost to insert civilians the soldiers have come here earlier in the morning as you can see on ahmed to be called the riot least three of them behind this very case all as you can see looking frightening in full riot gear to try to remove the barricades that ethnic serbs erected here three months ago but the ethnic serbs living here in kosovo have gathered here to prevent the peacekeepers from doing that from taking the barricades away as they say nato as well as k. four here in the region not as peacekeepers but they are exceeding their mandate the u.n. security council resolution number twelve forty four the only legal reason for them to be here but they're right now rather it's just in pristina in all its institutions over the course of a over. the territory that the ethnic serbs see as their heartland as an independent state they don't recognize the course of his two thousand and eight self-proclaimed independence and don't recognize the authorities and laws and institutions from time to time the peacekeepers and using loudspeakers addressing to the crowd and calling on that to d

protesting against the revolutionary troops that took over the city they're angry that hundreds of ahmed a man still cruising the streets after capturing the city in late august locals argue that their presence provides a little security as they follow no particular order and they hire off their weapons at will robert parry is the editor of internet investigative magazine a consortium of news he thinks people are now realizing the cost of blindly supporting the revolutionary forces. there is evidence even going back to the very beginning that the eastern part of libya was a hotbed of islamic radicalism some of these people have been connected to. one of the leaders who was killed recently it was a libyan he came from this general area and now we know that one of the leaders of the rebel forces that took tripoli was also considered very close to al qaeda and was indeed detained by the united states for some time before he was allowed to go free so it appears that the people with the guns on the side of the loop. being rebels and now the government are people who have this very mixed backg

four, i ibrahim ahmed, a jury delivered a 14-year sentence but the final sentence handed down in february of this year was two years pursuant to his plea agreement. fifth, nuro muhammad pleaded guilty to conspiracy and materiel support to terrorism in february 2011. a jury delivered a 14-year sentence, but the final sentence will be less than three years pursuant to his plea agreement. these are military commission trials. ali hamza received a life sentence after he boycotted the entire military commission process and was convicted of soliciting murder and materiel support for terrorism without mounting a defense. in the zazi case, what the senator from new hampshire was suggesting would actually require the government to split up codefendants, even where they would otherwise be prosecuted as part of the same conspiracy. for example, zazi's alleged coconspirators, ziran and madugen would be prosecuted on charges in criminal court but zaz himself would have been transferred to a military commission. splitting up coconspirators into two different detention and prosecution systems might prev

supporters crowded the streets of the capital activists say fresh clashes between government troops and ahmed a man in the north of the country have left at least three people dead i mean time president assad has promised to establish a special committee so a draw for a new constitution all of this while international pressure builds on him to step down. as the latest from damascus. that's voices of support. and continuing dissent some and in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take a stand for years to separate the fear and kaffir with the hour and i have gathered to show their support for the government that is going is a far cry from images we've been seeing in other cities and a country where there have been reporting watches with me for kurdish forces that is a government protestation however one thing it's about where in this country with all the forces have tried the intensity of that was the very way for you that every night with. her husband and young children were one of many families who braved the heat and joy the crowds in

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this morning, secretary of state hilary clinton is on her way, this is new video of her meeting with ahmed wali karzai. coming up, the strong words she had for pakistan. >>> they are suing the chinese solar industry and claim the chinese sold, solar panels at a cheaper price than it costs to make and ship them. the chinese government gives subsidies to chinese companies and those are according to the lawsuit sold the panels. they want the commerce department to put them on solar panels. bill says he still supports california law despite the bane result i of solyndra, they received a $35 million subsidy but he said that law is needed for green manufacturing jobs in california. >>> police have now identified the victim of the latest homicide. investigators say 18-year-old boy was shot and killed following a confrontation with two other men. those two men are still at large. the young man's death is tied to a violent street gang. it is the 17th gang related shooting. >>> starting this morning, volunteer nurses will be setting up an area and nationals united will provide basic healthcare for t

it will take time. >> if you could join me in banking ahmed maher -- in thinking ahmed maher. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> tim geithner was on capitol hill today talking about the jobs package and the economy. that is next on c-span. there is something in congress that would limit the obama administrators octants for terrorist detainee's. then we will hear from senate republicans to oppose the administration's position on that detainees. tomorrow, an oversight hearing on property that contains half of the substances are contaminants. the epa estimates there are more than 400,000 of the sites across the united states, called brownfield sites. we will look at the effectiveness of the program. live at 10:00 eastern. later, a senate panel will look at concussions in sports. and those for marketing confession -- concussion- producing sports equipment. that from the senate commerce committee on c-span. >> because i am a businessman, of which, incidentally, i am very proud. i was connected with a l

state hillary rodham clinton just returned from pakistan and afghanistan and would like to talk about ahmed wali karzai's statement backed statement about going to war with the united states. libya is asking nato for more help. the interim government wants them to stay in libya at least until the end of the year. now the there is a transitional -- transitional council is asking loyallest to stop them from avoiding justice but they say it was strongly to protect civilians. >>> time now, new this morning european leaders have reached a critical agreement to deal with the debt crisis. allison burns is live where congress will hold a hearing about what it all means for the united states. allison? >> reporter: dave with economic recovery around the world on the line obama administration has been pressing european leaders for a breakthrough and now it looks like there is one. urine peanut leaders agreed after a 12 hour meeting in bus sells to rescue greece from defaulting on its debts. the plan means they will take losses up to 50% but also boosts the bailout fund to help other struggling countri

. >> reporter: ahmed at st.ary's college says libya has a rocky road ahead. >> one has to be cautiously optimistic that libya will not follow the iraqi model where some, you know radical islamic groups will try to step in. >> reporter: for now he says libya should celebrate an end and a new beginning. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the death of gadhafi may bring some sense of closure to relatives of victims who died in the bombings of pan am 103. 269 people died in 1968 when the plane exploded. gadhafi never admitted to ordering the attack. >>> there are tens of thousands of libyan americans in the bay area. in six minutes they describe the rush of emotions after years of fear. >>> stubborn clouds today across parts of the bay area. coming up the fog forecast for tomorrow. the temperature change you can expect for oo >>> new at 10:00, there are fears more warriors basketball games could be cancelled after nba owners and players abruptly cut off negotiations to end a lock out. eric rasmussen is live to t

. >> if you could join me in thanking ahmed maher. [applause] >> on today's "washington journal," a discussion of state and federal education funding with randi weingarten. then we will talk with tucker carlson of the "daily caller" about the republican presidential race. and then a look at the largest banks. yalman onaran of "bloomberg businessweek" is our guest. "washington journal" each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. janet napolitano will testify about homeland security oversight. live coverage from the senate judiciary committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern. after that, natalie cole will be at the national press club talking about hepatitis c. the singer was diagnosed with the disease during a recent blood testing 2008 -- during a routine blood test in 2008. that gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> because i am a businessman, of which incidently i'm very proud, and was formally connected with a large company, the subsequent errors of the opposition have attempted to picture me as an opponent of liberalism. but i was a liberal

. >> reporter: ahmed at st.ary's college says libya has a rocky road ahead. >> one has to be cautiously optimistic that libya will not follow the iraqi model where some, you know radical islamic groups will try to step in. >> reporter: for now he says libya should celebrate an end and a new beginning. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the death of gadhafi may bring some sense of closure to relatives of victims who died in the bombings of pan am 103. 269 people died in 1968 when the plane exploded. gadhafi never admitted to ordering the attack. >>> there are tens of thousands of libyan americans in the bay area. in six minutes they describe the rush of emotions after years of fear. >>> stubborn clouds today across parts of the bay area. coming up the fog forecast for tomorrow. the temperature change you can expect for your friday and your warmest day for the weekend. >>> and talks about canceling more nba games is possible. the ripple effect is already being felt here. y cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower c

okay, still ahmed more people are take -- ahead more people are taking strong measures to cope with the economy. we'll explain how coming up. >>> plus we will seek federal help making earthquake and storm repairs to the national cathedral. >>> into the tyson's area and the dulles toll road. no problems to report from leesburg all the way to this point. looking good 123 through mclean as well. a closer look at virginia roads at 5:29. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. >>> good morning and welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike hydeck. if you poke your nose outside the get the paper or do whatever. it is brisk. temperatures in the 40s many in some places even a little bit colder. especially cold in the traffic department isn't it monika? >> very cold there too. >> olga is sitting on her hands. not because she's been outside but because the weather department is as cold as the traffic department. >> you will notice the same thing this morning. we've had clear skies. fairly light wind just a little bit of a breeze but that's been enough to allow the temperatures

instead, ahmed gupta's life screeched to a halt as he's fighting leukemia which could kill him. he's too sick to leave his hospital room so he is using his computer to connect with friends who ask them to become donors. if that generosity makes you uncomfortable you're not alone. most people who know amit gupta know him as the 32-year-old founder of photo jojo. life became anything but fun for gupta since leukemia. here he is in his hospital room. >> the hardest part was just learning you -- you start your life, you build a life thinking that you've got 85 years or whatever it is. making plans for what you're going to do. raising a family and all that kind of stuff. you don't know what to do, really, when all of a sudden it turns out that's not going to happen. >> reporter: gupta needs a bone marrow transplant. friends are organizing marrow drives in his name. his mentor is upping the ante. >> i said, i care very much about aadmit. here's the deal. if you end up being a watch make your own decision whether you want to donate, that's none of my business. but i'd like to reward yo

. >> ahmed, thank you so much. let us know when you find your dad. >> will do.hank you. >>> coming up, a look back at moammar gadhafi's fall. plus live to washington for some reaction from capitol hill. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, man: good job. where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed for life or they're on us. these are just two of the valuable features you can expect from liberty mutual. plus, when you insure both your home and car with us, it could save you time and money. at liberty mutual, we help you move on with your life. so get the insurance responsible drivers like you deserve. looks really good. call us at... or visit your local liberty mutual office, where an agent can help you fin

an islamic group wrote on their missile strike that ahmed abdel ramen has been killed. the senior abdel ramen known was the blind sheikh was the spiritual leader of the ga ma. one of the men convicted of the world trade center bombing 18 years ago. >>> at least three suspected militants have been killed in a drone attack. pakistani officials say that a drone fired u.s. missiles and hit a compound near the afghan border killing at least three militants there. those killed were the fighters of a local militant commander who was accused of working with the taliban and al qaeda to direct cross-border attacks on american soldiers. the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack on an american military base in afghanistan this morning. afghan police say that three gunmen and one militant driving a vehicle packed with explosives assaulted the gate of the district just before dawn this morning. one of the attackers launched a grenade that hit a security attacker. all four attackers were killed and two security guards were wounded. >> the u.s. is sending 100 troops to centr

international monetary fund put out its regional economic outlook and i sat down with its author, masood ahmedhead. >> the growth in the exports this year is because there's an increase in oil demand and oil production. partly also it reflects the fact that they've ramped up oil production even as libyan oil production has gone down. that's partly compensating for that. next year, looking forward, what you see is that probably subslowdown in global demand, maybe the oil production numbers aren't going to be quite as high. in the oil importing countries, from 2% this year, see some pickup next year. we're saying at the moment maybe it goes up to 3, 3 and a bit. a lot of uncertainty around those numbers, in part because of what's happening in the rest of the world. in part because also the base of political and social transformation in a number of these countries are still unfolding. >> egypt, for example, just over 1% growth this year. 2% perhaps for 2012 but it's well behind its average of 5% growth for the previous five years. are we looking at a 3-to-five-year transition to get to precise is

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. >> reporter: ahmed's daughter is part of an entire jen ray of young libyans who have never seen their-- generation of young libyans who have never seen their home country. >> i've never been there. >> there's family members i've never met. my dad's siblings. with one of my mom's sisters. >> reporter: that was enough to turn her into an activist for libyan freedom. >> the hope with we had that with we possibly could go back was enough for me to get out and raise awareness. >> reporter: with gadhafi gone libyans have plenty of cause to celebrate. a bay area congresswoman warns this is a critical time for rebuilding. >> i think we need to provide them the technical assistance to build a democracy. >> reporter: spear says libya will need protection. >> there is still reason to be concerned about the terrorists cells that are out there. >> reporter: young libyans still can't wait to get there. >> it is going to be an amazing trip back home. >> reporter: jonathan bloom abc7 news. >>> new 911 tapes revealing more about the cupertino cement plant shooting rampage that left three dead a employ

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. >> reporter: ali al ahmed is a long-time vocal critic of the saudi ruling family.ng protests, & says that's thanks to naif arresting protesters and clamping down on social media. in a cable two years ago, american diplomats called naif conservative, aauthoritarian, pragmatic and not pro-western. in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, blamed on mostly saudi hijackers, naif caused a stir when he said it is impossible that the al qaeda organization did that alone. i think they, the zionists are behind the attacks. we couldn't get anybody at the embassy to respond to the statements, but it was said that naif's job was to clamp down on protests, and he may not be that way as king. naif's stance as a hard liner virtually wiped out the terrorist network inside saudi arabia. as a matter of security, that's something america appreciated, right? >> absolutely. after finding out they created a monster that came back to bite them, they began to work closely with the american authorities, which was difficult for them. >> reporter: so difficult it almost cost naif personally. in

. >> ahmed karzai did not acknowledge the loss of american lives: >>> in turkey, a powerful earthquake hilled hundreds of people. it hit the eastern province where they spent the night in emergency tents. 7.2 quake killed more than a hundred people. turkish officials said they are transferring from search and rescue to recovering. >>> gad gaffefy's son is on the run following the death of his father earlier this month. he is facing indictment for murder and torture in libya. now the international criminal court said it is holding talks with intermediate and see if gadhafi will turn himself in. he is promised a fair trial. if he is commit the court is promising to help him find a new country to live in. >> 22 rebound pill fighters injured for libya. they are in the united states this morning receiving treatment. they help load them on to the boston bound plane. and u.s. agreed to provide medical help after secretary of state hillary clinton visited libya last week. other countries are reportedly recovering help for rebel fighters as well. >> following a shooting in alaska has ended. the

brake lights ahmed the wed roadsch this is what it looks like at coldspring lane.hat's it for traffic and weather now we will see you in a half-hour many back to new york. >>> conrad murray in court yesterday. michael jackson's doctor, moved to tears by the testimony he heard on the stand. some of the witnesses called him the best doctor they've ever been to. >> is it a turn in the case? we'll talk about that. >>> and another twist in a bizarre story. what really happened to rebecca zahau? we'll tell you what the family is talking to dr. phil. >>> a little later on, eva longoria's here. she's going to dish about "desperate housewives." it's always fun to have her. >>> let's get right to the trial of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, moved to tears, as some of his former patients testify. and abc news has learned that the last witness, a drug expert, has exposed weaknesses in the prosecution's case. jim avila has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the course close to the case tells abc news, that the defense has high hopes for its

released to the united states if they're acquitted or given a modest sentence, as nearly happened with ahmed ghailani. now is the time to keep the pressure on al qaeda, whether in the tribal areas of pakistan or in yemen, our law enforcement officials have done a tremendous job in contributing to the counterterrorism fight. but we cannot for the first time in the history of this country take the view of the attorney general, which is that our civilian court system is "the" most effective weapon in our conflict with al qaeda because that's simply not the case. thank you, mr. president. mrs. hutchison: mr. president? mr. president, i want to thank the senator from new hampshire, on behalf of the leader. she has brought to the floor an outstanding amendment that needs to be addressed because this is an issue that is certainly one on a lot of people's minds, why would we be using our judicial system for enemy combatants. and she has articulated it so well, as the former attorney general of new hampshire, and we appreciate so much that she's brought this amendment and it's going to get a lot of s