reporting in scottsdale with the giants, ahmed fareed, nbc bay area news. >> nice work, ahmed. >>> warriors star seth curry and barnes will both be competing in the all-star competition tonight. curry in the three-point contest, barnes in the dunk contest. the human torch living up to his nickname today. seth curry, horsing around from half-court. hits the shot with no problem. next time he stepped up, he hit it again. third consecutive time he stepped up, he hit it one more time. seth curry is unbelievable. however, he just got knocked out of the round of the three-point contest. he had 16 points. from the el camino real derby, the jockey russell bay who was 55 years old. terry and diane, hard to top that story. >> henry, thanks so much. >>> 9 "olympic zone" with rob mayeda starts at 7:30. first up is a recap of the exciting usa-russia hockey game. and women's alpine skiing. >>> you'll see rob in just a few minutes. good night. >> we athlete. metal and the moment. hi everybody. welcome to our olympic theme special edition of "access hollywood". i'm shaun robinson and we get right to all th

afghan president ahmed cause i a has postponed a planned visit to sri lanka and condemned the killing of nineteen afghan soldiers by that tell about. the attack because as an army checkpoint in the eastern province of hunan in the early hours of sunday. the government confirmed that six soldiers had also gone missing since the attack. the afghan army has sent additional forces into the mountainous area near the border with pakistan which is known as a of an off day. i'm still in afghanistan the taliban has suspended talks on a possible prisoner exchange with the us the militant group said it called off the colts beat and definitely use of the complexity of the situation in afghanistan the us recently took steps to revive prisoner exchange talks with the taliban. they propose swapping five taliban detainees in guantanamo in exchange for the return of baba got the big guy he'll become a us soldier who went missing in afghanistan in two thousand and nine and is believed to be held by a taliban like medicines in northwest caucus on. fan . i eye. the show he means business. the it seems th

first off you know president ahmed karzai has called blogger on the airbase at all upon producing factory and alyssa some of the detainees were actually tortured into eating their country is any substance to these clips when he is that there is has been at the facility at the drum and bass until march to school in two thousand and thirteen where prisoners were tortured by dad don't think that is the reason for this expression by hamann karzai it is going to kill hundred karzai about the ones to me is that to restart its negotiations with the tight bond and dead is why he's criticizing the us to conduct their costly what is all of this controversy likely to mean for the u s pullout from afghanistan. it's hard to flow wider conflict between the karzai government and the americans. and the americans want them to sign a security pact in all the to let some ten thousand troops to remain in the country. if this crosses does not end this soon american troops would not have the time needed to plan for a for the presence in the country that might mean that by the end of two thousand for a fourteen

that's where we find ahmed fareed. >> reporter: today was live batting practice.batting practice out there. but instead of coaches throwing a bp, it was matt cain. cain looked really good. there wasn't a lot of solid contact. now michael morris went a little later on, not against cain, hit a couple bombs, a couple home runs there. overall, he liked how the pitchers looked today. >> we're looking forward to facing hitters. i'm not so sure it's the other way around, but we kept it by sending guys to the minor league complex so we could keep things moving a little better. they weren't overamped. >> reporter: also got a chance to talk to the freshman. talking about a long-term extension. he told me he would be open to that. there have been some preliminary talks but so far nothing too concrete to report. >> ahmed, great job there. thank you very much my friend. >>> just six days from now, giants and a's will play their first game of spring training against each other. onknow we will have giants spring training baseball right here on nbc bay area come march 15 also aga

. >> the bay area's ahmeds for -- joins us with more. >> the position players get to join in on the fun. we'll get to see some of the guys in action for the first time officially here in scot scottsdale. one of them is pablo sandoval. the giants need power from the left field position. they only got five home runs from left field. and alscutaro. they will be crucial out there in center field. a big outfield to navigate. coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll see you then. >> thank you, much. >> you heard of frosty the snowman, but what about frosty the cat? >>> well, a frozen cat is being nursed back to health near cleveland. >> this kitten here known as frosty got a tough start. currently in a foster home. a woman found her iced over on a road. the kitten's tail was frozen solid. so they cave the kitten some antibiotics. they're hoping for a full recovery for that little cat. sad but good, right? thank you. >> next newscast at 5:00. lemon. which of these pictures do you like better? um, the one on the left? so the wacky one. sure. what's the picture for? i'm giving the keynote address at the

>> what ahmed says in the film, the main character of the film. first we need to develop a consciousness. and out of that will come a leader. and that's very important. because that's what young people are fighting for around the world. and we often hear from the people with the biggest megaphones, the people that have p.r. agents, the people like in our particular case the head of the muslim brotherhood and the head of the military. but what film can do and what our film has been able to do is remind us that there are human beings -- real human beings with families that are still struggling and we're still in the midst of that struggle. and what's been incredible about this film getting out there in the way that it has is that -- and the kind of support that we've gotten from the oscar nomination is that people on the ground now realize that there are people that are halfway across the world that believe in their struggle and that will continue to support them. and that's what the power of witness is. during the first 18 days before mubarek stepp

adding to the middle east and the roles foreign minister ahmed jab at surrey say say it to seal a permanent deal international power to be a quite he's off to a softie he held a red direct talks with his us counterpart john kerry its security conference in munich iran and sixty one pounds have already broken ground with an injury deal back in november. seeing her on snoopy a program stored in exchange for sanctions relief the next talks scheduled for the greek eighteen. but in a crucial six month period the hopes of reducing it to be honest with the opportunities that i think this is a useful in a double to get the rainy season. i think if we don't if you want on the basis of religious duty to defend the base the coming years tonight the tv on at that historic low cross from the vegan is not the type of debate. the new don and his international community that time in the mother said to be the best dad in the week it would be forty when he decided to bake today. to israel and angry reaction from the government directed key ally the united states israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu say

. >> thank you, ahmed. oh, say it's not so. yesterday pro football talk reporter mike florio said the 49ers were close to trading head coach jim harbaugh to the browns for a multiple draft pick. matt is in indianapolis talking ta harbaugh about the rumor. >> i talked to jim harbaugh as he's entering the combine to look at these prospects. he denies any knowledge that there was a trade. of course, the report from pro football talk is harbaugh was the one who decided to remain with the 49ers. jim told me not only is it ridiculous, he said it's ridiculous, three times. clearly denying there was ever a trade in place that could have sent him to the cleveland browns. >> thank you, matt. ridiculous. all right. the warriors in action tonight fresh off an overtime win over the houston rockets. when they host the new jersey nets tonight, they'll be without andrew bogut and david lee. bogut still nursing a hurt shoulder and david lee is battling the flu. by the way, pregame live at 7:00 on comcast sports net bay area. >>> who in the worl

opcw director general ahmed uzumchu urged the syrians to comply with the u.n. security council deadline of disposing all toxic agents in the country by the end of june. >>> people in japan are noticing the tasty trend in communities across the country. more and more so-called farm markets are sprouting up. there were 17,000 of them at last count. customers love the cheaper prices, and the fresh produce. managers of one market have found a way to ensure their apples are even crisper, and greens even greener. >> reporter: every year, more than a million people pull in to this car park north of tokyo. this is one of japan's busiest farm markets. last year, it sold over $5 million worth of produce. there's a huge variety of fruit and vegetables, all sourced from 150 local farms. the big draw is price. most items cost 10% less than in ordinary supermarket. >> translator: there's such a great variety. i shop in many different places. but i always end up coming back here. >> reporter: the secret to the market's success? a great selection of produce that's literally fa

from reaching the sea but have yet to determine the exact source of the leak prime minister shinzo ahmed says he wants or is all the long running territorial dispute between japan and russia during his in office. the japanese prime minister was speaking before a lower house committee meeting on thursday. he was referring to the dispute over for russian held islands off hokkaido. he said his summit talks with russian press the bloody near port st on saturday were held in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. he probably believes he was able to share with fruit and an awareness of the abnormal situation that exists between the two countries both nations never signed a peace treaty after world war two ended sixty years ago. no those that it's crucial for leaders to share an understanding that they are the ones who will make the final decisions on the territory which are. so i need to build a relationship of trust with the russian leader the japanese government maintains the russian control islands are an inherent part of japan's territory in and says violence were illegally occupied after worl

from the one that is often expressed by pro-democracy activists in edge of people like for example ahmed mahara who like many. prominent figures and that uprising now finds himself in jail and he just recently road that quote everything collapsed and that january twenty fifth was exterminated that's what he wrote and he seems to be very passive mystic about the any prospect of positive democratic change coming to you egypt isn't it quite a dramatic reversal of fortunes that people like. like other pro-democracy after activist and now in detention at the same time while the man against whom this uprising was directed hosni mubarak is out of jail and under house arrest i see that you are sifting through some names you must have a. base of that name but how they were lucian has no leader and many of the revolutionaries the young people the students there rest of the population is really. free and moving around and looking forward to a period of stability as for those detainees i believe like you that the b.p. should be accelerated in order to put an end to this phase however the government

nineteen seventy nine holocaust denial has been a common theme in speeches former president mahmoud ahmed into the previously called a crimes against me and even help holocaust denial conference the incident comes as iran's current president sunroom relative moderates continues his child. waxed negotiate a final settlement on the road i knew the routine use on him more. goss. three ways to prevent the wrong. from getting nuclear weapons capability i believe this is the greatest challenge to the security of the world it's like to discuss review how we can advance the efforts to achieve peace between israel and palestinians. my condition and with the people who'll want. they want. oh really the dominion. we want to create spaces with both jones and his weight is especially our young to know reasons come to the other. well to get there. and discover the future to go there. we have reason to be proud off what we have so far achieved between all countries. but we still continued to be ambitious in our plans for the future. but it's the same time. always being conscious of the cost of the horro

when that's done maybe it might be appropriate to have that conversation but clearly we're way ahmed of that. >> rudy jewe you'll john ree -- >> they were crafted to say his client knows of facts or information that would contradict the governor. it doesn't say he's in possession of it. we had a subpoena out to him. if he has stuff, it should have come to the committee. so maybe this is material he doesn't have possession of. >> do you believe there's any risk in criminalizing hard ball government in your investigation. >> no. i think new jersey policies has played as hard as it gets anywhere. but when you cross the line, when you use public resources to exact what appears to be a political vendetta against the mayor at forth le fort lee and t crosses the line. >> are you going to call the governor to testify. >> we don't know. we don't vocabulary to do that. we need to find out the facts who else in his office had knowledge. how did this get authorized. we need to take it one step pat a time. >> what is the next move your committee will make as far as getting this fant liesing evide

the pacific northwest, meanwhile over in australia, there is another issue and our very sonia leila ahmedngs us more on that. >> meteorologist: thank you very much. this is video we have across portions of australia. you can see the kangaroo trying to get way. not only is human life at risk we have to think about the animals trying to make their way around. we have a brutal blaze, inferno here across melbourne, australia because high pressure is in control in the southern hemisphere. it's summertime right now. let's look at the map. very little cloud cover across south eastern australia. high pressure in control. plenty of sunshine push to go the region with low relative humidity increasing the threat for wild fires exactly what they have been dealing with, but we have been hearing about this since portions of november. and these is going to continue to be an issue as we are not looking at any meaningful rainfall within the next couple of weeks, no pattern change, luckily for those of us in the southwestern portion of the united states, we did see a pattern change, we had high pressure in

kill nato and afghan soldiers as well as civilians the release was ordered by the afghan president ahmed karzai several weeks ago after his government took over the present from us troops. and in venezuela three protesters have been killed and dozens hurt in caracas. protests by right wing groups began two weeks ago to vent frustration over but the economic crisis and the new president nicholas made euro. he's seen as the spiritual successor to former leader hugo chavez the majority of the demonstrators wednesday were students there marches were held as part of their youth day celebrating the participation of students and nineteen sentry battle for independence history of the state. gathering with supporters after a day of violent protests the president or old students demonstrating against him are part of a quote fascist tendencies the venezuelan leader said he'll kind security number to cool everything was planned and those who orchestrated and have been identified. i will not take a single step backwards in my quest for justice and an imposing piece did it in. good looking guy the opp

prime minister ahmed says he wants to further strengthen relations between japan and switzerland president percocet says he hopes for more dialogue on economic cooperation and once future talks to touch on security matters the silliness in business for this hour is an attack on the markets. the bulleen set one of the thousands growing economies in the world is seeing double digit growth for the past three years for new investors have seen an opportunity or more companies from japan operating in the country and one is trying to get people to develop a taste for a japanese staple and a scandalous to multi month that has the story meaning he'll veto was utilized for finishing the top of the local people killed. we have come to grandpa food from the photo people pm i entered japanese rice. so she may be pricey because for the ingredients up to be in politics. even told his catch in the hope of someone we knew we had planned to moan courting. she loves to tease recently i've been eating japanese food miles it's really popular demand is high so there's plenty of opportunity here even so he tells

ahmed wali karzai ordered the release and he called it a tell bond retreducing fact. >>> we learned about a deadly shooting. the victim was a bouncer on johnny bee's on santa clara street but he was not on the clock at the time. his attacker tried to enter the bar with several large knives and those were taken at the door when and when he was asked to leave the bar. police shortly after that arrested him. >>> and they are talking about the rise in domestic violence cases. 11 people in santa clara county died because of domestic violence. a man was accused of fatally stabbing his wife after an argument domestic violence groups wants the county do do a better job in the schools and they want better training for police officers in the latest report. they are teaming up with the number of bikes and they are launching a bike registration to see who the bikes actually belong to. pell were am -- police were oil to return them. i actually had a bike which was registered so i was able to get it back. >> you are one of the lucky ones. >>> and now if you are about to get on your bike right now, san

thank you for joining us an airport scare in southern ukraine's republic of crimea dozens of ahmed men suddenly emerged during the night they say they were looking for troops arriving from kiev as many in the embattled region rallying against the people that deposed president. now emotions running high with crime means even considering breaking away. in office following developments. it all happened quite suddenly in the middle of the night a group of armed unidentified men and the airport here in the crimean capital didn't make any threats or demands searched the airport and then the left as quickly and suddenly as initially arrived and reportedly they were looking for troops who they thought had been sent here from kiev they didn't find anyone and the left not clear who exactly these people are they were carrying russian flags and presumably they could be among the so-called self-defense squad along with the same pro russian activists who the previous night got into the local problem and here and raised the russian flag on its roof however they did allow the deputies inside and they

ahmed remember them thus on the course of study but also unlike the spot outside the cottage and the role of the contribution it makes the hotel industry although least you can step up checks to make a contribution. find out wednesday was an audience to support us and others the colors will be a weekly film to beat the system state economy. two noisiest that college has announced plans for a religious service was to be had in the college of hotel management catering next week. the place where the two students an impact on their studies. tonight the families of both parents are traveling to vent and expected to arrive there in the next hour or so that robinson event for the be met by the registrar of g m i t michael hannan also the archer massive losses in mackay and the director of the institute for and in europe. maliki vowed he would meet relatives of both the students there later on this evening. and i'm going to the trial of former tenant until irish bank and two other former executives of the bank could begin next wednesday. sean fitzpatrick of grey stones and county would help

and pictures of her brother's family, including ahmed, her beloved nephew blown up by a shell. >> this, and this is 2013. >> reporter: do you have any regrets that you became an activist? >> no. >> reporter: survival for ameenah now looks like this. no bombs and bullets any more. but just a lonely exile from home, and from the fight she had been willing to die for. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, istanbul. >> brown: in a matter of secondd an avalanche can turn deadly. that's coming up next. u hear th? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® campbell's healthy request. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeti

brutal conflict, psychiatric casualties remarkably high, officials came to terms with the fact that ahmedpushed hard enough in combat had a psychological breaking point. so in november 1943, dear me arrange for a single psychiatrist in action. they were responsible for the mental health of troops over the full course of service for morale during training camps to treatment on the front lines. they were blown protectors for every 15,000 active soldiers. during combat the division psychiatrists cared or mental casualties in the medical battalion. company. this is a makeshift treatment centers situated miles from the front lines. his primary task was to relieve combat fatigue. the updated term for what during world war i have been called shell shock. that moment i am a name when the sound of artillery inside of shrapnel with the smell of blood in the memory of all that matters far midcentury signal to scramble the young man's nerves. extremely debilitating, malcolm required evacuation to a general hospital back the united states. for when treated by the combat psychiatrist, quickly made the

for bankruptcy an hour later they filed an emergency motion for a debtor in protection so on that ahmed agreement in basically making this agreement to get five million dollars in loans to keep them in operation while they're doing the bankruptcy now that agreement that they filed an emergency motion for as cheap places to sign one place is for freedom industries and the other is for your funding which is that ban corporation the company itself that's doing the lending it's called w.v. fund the l.l.c. which has no incorporation records and either west virginia or pennsylvania so it appears on the surface that a phantom corporation is set up by friends owners to loan money during the bankruptcy and ask you that conflict of interest that you spoke about you know the law firm that's representing freedom industries is called it's called mcguire woods mcguire was also represent a temp stream which is which is acquired by freedom industries it also represented bros but mining which is all owned by j. clifford forest so this one guy j. clifford forest is in charge of all of these corporations

not talking about independence he's talking about independence of having a real job that's it alex ahmed yeah but i want to bring it back to this notion of a block max because here they you know they're they're almost out of north sea oil so they're going have to compete as a small nation of five million people equal to norway and singapore they're going to compete with singapore because they're almost out of oil right so they have to go into financial services financial services is we were at the end game of that why compete with that why join the bank of england why we fight for r.b.s. why not start from the beginning because we have a new financial system out there we have a new payment system we have a new currency grid we have a new potential to be the very first crypto nation they can put it all into the blocks and they could put the vote they could put the political elections they could put the banking system they could put everything they can put their legal system on the block so that there is it's it's fraud free economy it's a fraud free political system that's something new t

with that said, let's waste no time bringing in ahmed fareed. >> for the giants, it was pitchers andchers report day but they could have fielded a squad out here. they there are five or six of the players who have not shown up yet here to scottsdale. they are pumped and ready to get going and it's apparent by talking to a few of the guys, they are ready to put 2013 into the past. >> i'm excited to get back into it. the year that we had in the past, you know, not coming through last year, i think that kind of puts a little bit of a sting the offseason and the guys are ready to go and being pumped up about being around the guys and ready for the season. >> it's exciting. i'm excited to be back to the bay area, you know, it's a great organization, fun place to play, awesome fan base. of obviously where i started my career, glad to be back to the bay. >> reporter: tim hudson a starting piece of the rotation. they are ready to get going. we saw brandon bell taking balls at first and hunter pence taking ground balls at third base. they are ready to go, jerrod, but pitchers and catchers wil

i'm ahmed fareed. >> time 6:42. take aim as a suspect grabs a baseball bat and allegedly starts swinging. we're live at the scene. >>> 6:44. an update to breaking news. investigators say the man who was shot by deputies was fighting with paramedics and use add baseball bat to attack a deputy. the shooting happened in a home on the corner of paseo grande in san lorenzo. bob redell is live down the street from where the shooting happened. have you learned anything new? >> we have. that he was 50 years old, lived in the home behind me here with his wife and was well known to law enforcement. the alameda county sheriff's office telling us that deputies had been called to the home 19 times over the past three years. 19 time was last night. for various issues including domestic violence. the sheriff's office provided the photo inside the home shows what appears on the floor the baseball bat deputies say the man used to attack a deputy sergeant. now before that sergeant and another deputy fired back, killing the man. this

brotherhood supporters, they were also secular leftists coming out of the april 6th movement, like ahmed maher. this is really a crack down, not only on the freedom of the press but also on all opposition. and i think there's really a lot at stake in this trial tomorrow and i think that what is on trial is the intention of the established military terms, the generals but also the judiciary as to whether or not they're going to fulfill the demands of the egyptian people that were really cried out from tahrir square boat in 2011 and last summer, when they were rejecting the muslim brotherhood, which is the same cry. the cry for democracy, a cry for a new constitution and a cry for a new egypt. >> charles senate we'll have to see what this trial are brings. it's good to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up. sexism in the olympics. why do some female olympians have to sex it up? and our social media producer hermela aregawi. what's trending? >> stirring it up by a single tweet. i'll tell you what it was, coming up. and join the conversation by tweeting t

and beamed ahmed in and they communicated with each other, basically talking about what are the lessonsan. >> for someone like myself who covered the whole europe europe movement, this all comes together. thank you so much. we'll be rooting for you big time. >> this is a conversation starter. all of these young people watching it are going to hash tag the square afterwards. >> or at the square film on twitter. >> we'll tweet this out, too. >> when the world watched what was happening in egypt during the initial protest against mubarak, it shifted the conversation, because it went from a lonely fight between the egyptian protester versus the egyptian dictator to a global fight where the world witnessed, protected us who were fighting in the square. >> we'll continue this on social media. >> and to urge to do this for all squares. >> come back soon. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll be right back. (meow mix jingle) right on cue. (laughs) it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, no won

. >> the headline speaker of the event is ahmed dogan. the party chairman for nearly a quarter of a century and one of bulgaria's most influential political figures. he takes the podium for the live televised event where he's expected to announce his retirement and propose his replacement. >> mr. dogan came to give his speech. i was sitting actually right in front of the place where mr. dogan was speaking. i was sitting in a second row. >> dogan is giving his speech when unexpectedly, an unknown person dressed if black approaches the stage. >> i saw this young man walking up to him, and i thought, okay, this is probably a technician who has work to do at the podium. maybe one of the microphones doesn't work. >> nothing seems out of the ordinary until the man pulls out a weapon and points it directly in the politician's face. >> the audience was frozen for a moment when he was pulling out the gun, pointing it at the head and then he pulled the trigger once and lucky it was no shot. >> it all happens in a flash. television cameras capture d

a man called ahmed zakias who was the former chechen separatist leader who was a very close friend oflitvinenko and london and he spent the afternoon after he was poisoned with zakias. zakias testified that one of the things let the name cho was doing was using his russian security services obtained by other means of information. against chechen separatists some of them outright islamic terrorists. litvinenko was providing this information to these people to the chechen terrorists. now zakias was describing it in an informational way. he is not passing judgment -- judgment but i would say by the standards the russian security service could decide but i don't see any other reasons. again this is one of those mysteries where we are kind of assuming that we know the answer and the russians clearly have done it in several years later we still don't know. >> guest: i think so and it's obviously had a very bad effect on the british russian relations but it's you know it hasn't really had that much effect on russia's relations with other countries including the united states. the united stat

ahmed also was in a new face review which could take the mantle. um well it's always difficult in these kind of transition is very confused in me i've seen quite clearly that none of your position he does the mm has a force people to mbeki go on to missouri to the people. he could get a full two new tools for school the unknowable your research but the noble to keep two of them will connect you to approach and the two of the sport and inshallah the gruesome communion and sold in all the problems with the icing and most ukrainian people to believe that. so that we might have them all connected approach and that was also the spirit is a demon that was broken last week was the eu envoys and the russian envoy which was a collective detroit to have and to his government and looking a winning threat to israel. take a quick break we'll be looking at how a deal can be implemented now going forward stay with us the postman can be. leo's on tnt. that's what god is now feel more connected. when the real english french or eight acts as a whole host of interact

>> the problem for john boehner ahmed there are 30 house republicans, give or take a few, that will notebt ceiling increase no matter what they have attached to it. that is his problem. he knows at the end of the day he'd has to have something on the floor that will pass with most of the republican members, but he will have to get democrats to back it at well -- back it as well. what is really important is that if he gives it away and has a clean debt ceiling increase, democrats and the white house says -- will say the next time this comes around, we expect the same thing. john boehner, the current job -- hardest job in washington at the moment. >> the debt ceiling has been raised a time since 2009. how could we possibly think this will be any different catacombs >? everygo through this single time. it always gets done. there is damage done to the country. even by bringing it to the edge. there it is the crisis to pay. on wednesday for the house democratic retreat. they are out all next week. theave to get at offer on table and the next few days or so other ways we are running into the

given her face is uncovered, clearly this was for abu ahmed and this unidentified woman, a private momentideos. one of the last recordings documents in detail ruthless isis style justice, execution by flashlight. ready, asks the voice off camera. 14 men, some apparently quite young your shot, one after the other. the scenes are too graphic for us to show. some fall into the mass grave already dug. the new boss in this part of syria, not unlike the old boss. ben wedeman, cnn, turkey. and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. ink from chase. so you can. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes life trips us up. sometimes we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solut

we have a report from ahmed al borei.hael has taken it upon himself to give the dead some dig nit ci. he found his uncle and friends among them. >> the vast majority are civilians. >> they cut their head. the bodies will be buried in mass graves. officials had cleared 65% of bor so far. the smell of death suspended in the air. there's few people around despite a cease fire, if they were to return, there's little to come back to home after home burnt and looted. margaret fled into the bush as the rebels approached her district. she came to terms with the horrors witnessed. they came after us in the bush. some women and children tried to escape by boat. that means they sank, and everyone drowned. they seemed gaunt and frightened. this is not the first time they witnessed the destruction of bor. >> the people of bor hope for the future. >> france is sending 400 additional troops to former colony the central african republic to help stop the violence. tens of thousands of muslims fled the capital as militia step up attacks. a

four years ago the employees of the saudi consulate in los angeles found out that their colleague ali ahmed of siri is gay saudi arabia has stripped to syria of his diplomatic support and insisted that he go back to his homeland syria turn to the u.s. government for silent and you would think washington that claims to be vigorously defending gay rights around the globe would at the blink of an eye help this gay saudi man o'boy guaranteed persecution. to the. today a serious status has been up in the air and i'm joined by his friend ali i'll smith thank you so much for coming in i think you have a diplomat himself is not willing to speak publicly at the moment mr of syria says that if he goes back to to his country he could be killed in broad daylight as he said why do you think it's us all of his asylum that you and i and two states is experiencing. phenomenon where it is willing to violate its own domestic laws to please the saudi monarchy and this is what the obama administration is doing and altering the same principles of the advocating a broad in their country by denying was to the cit

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