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next up is connie mackie and she is the president of the frc action ak. she worked in the reagan and bush one administrations and also worked on the presidential campaigns of pat buchanan and gary bower. frc action was founded in 1992 to promote american values and philosophy of the founding fathers concerning the nature of ordered liberty. please welcome connie mackie. [applause] also on the panel is brian brown. president of the national organization for marriage. their advocacy center is tasked with connecting citizens with their officials on important issues on marriage, state and local level issues like here in iowa during the dispute and the resulting retention vote of the iowa supreme court three court justices. ladies and gentlemen, mr. brian brown. preserve innocence a mission of the american principles project, was organized to promote policies and actions to protect children. as the director of preserve innocence, it is the duty of our next panelist, emmet to not only advance the pro-family agenda but to promote a dedication to the fundamental

alameda police are searching for a person who stole ak sfres a church this weekend. it happened on saturday just prior to a memorial service. ashes were inside of a backpack. his family was meeting and someone grab that had backpack off the altar. >> my first reaction is horror. >> the story just startled everyone in the congregs investigation to think someone would come in and take anything from the church. >> police say the church has a lot of activity during the week and many people are familiar with the layout. >> and new at 6:30 tonight gunfire in liba. muammar gaddafi strikes back at the rebels in the country making a surprise public appearance. >> and how you can save 75 cents per gallon on your next fill up. a company that is pushing an alternative fuel. >> and they serve their country, now serving time. a program for veteran who's >>> good evening, san jose police released surveillance video of a nightclub shooting that left three people dead in january this, is the video taken include of the club. police are looking for two men, one seen here dragging the v

ak 47. big boys. >> these are not kids hanging out, gang affiliated. these are kids going to san francisco has. if you asked them if you needed to get one, could you get one within 48 hours. 71 percent no problem. you get out of here while you can. some of them, it's too deep. the sad thing is, i am in too deep. and it's crazy. it hearts my heart a little bit to see people dying. like i said, it's about change of life. it's wider and smoother. i watch my step. so you know, but, like anybody could get injured for anything. you know, but like my face is burned. if anything. i am trying, for example. if i try to stop doing what i am doing. they know my face. i don't bang no more. go get them. i don't want to get injured. whatever. so it's my fault. i have to deal with it. but i feel like, i will go gangster again. i am cautious about everything now. [applause]. >> and it's my honor and privilege to introduce my boss. this will be a very meaningful workshop. >> terisa. thank you patty. people say talk is cheap and events like ours invoke a lot of talk. be

the showcase from an ak-47 assault rifle. it feels very different. it is only about 20 minutes away. the shops here are closed in defiance in the morning. -- and mourning. >> to ask right now because i am talking to you. there is someone right now that i might not stay at home tonight. >> they have very saddened that since last friday. -- buried seven dead since last friday. they gave us pictures they have film to show what happens. protesters tried to get to green square. the forces shoot. the regime says it's men only opened fire in self-defense. the protesters are told to stay away from state hospitals. they are taken away from the main hospital by armed men loyal to the regime. he told the bbc that all of his people loved him. not here. 32 years old, killed last friday. he had a child and a pregnant wife. >> [shouting] >> slowly, the rebels in the east are preparing themselves for a possibility of a showdown. there is no shortage of men willing to volunteer. there is no great enthusiasm for any military intervention by the western powers. >> they

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we just took an ak 47. we bought that gun and nothing happened. i would rather do that. it's not the absolute program. the other thing i wanted to stress. the call in. we have identified 44 who are at risk. they are either victims or suspects. 9 out of those first are shot are killed. with the target with the call in is working. we are doing bed checks. we go out with these probation officers. i know where he is. we bring him home and do that 3 or 4 times. i just think that gun violence is really up and we have to get the guns off the streets. all you need is an id. if we don't get the support of the community, with no questions asked. i'm sorry i am taking so long. and we will be glad. we need to do more gun buy backs. >> i have more questions for you. did you want to say something? we moved on. it was only in regard to expansion. there was a supplemental buy back and now they are in the planning stages. so, while it's been pretty tried and tested. it's still relatively new. they are different in some regard in their texture complexion and i think that there is on going

all they have to fight back with is ak-47's and rocket launchers. there have been plenty of injuries and some deaths but it is not clear how many. today unlike last wednesday's battle, gaddafi's men had the advantage of fighting on their home ground. the day started with a heavy sandstorm. rebel commanders planned to use them to beef up their forces and prepare for an attack. with conditions as as this it is not surprising there is no military activity of any kind today. it looks as though both sides wanted to lick their wounds after last wednesday's battle. that turned out to be completely wrong. the commanders brought up some of their properly trained soldiers to take over the front- line posts from the untrained volunteers. the trouble was the volunteers decided to head on down the road towards another city. that left the train soldiers no alternative but to gather their gear and back them up. no preparation and no buildup of reserves. these are volunteers and not trained soldiers. they are all headed to the city 15 kilometers away from here. you

shell case from an ak-47 assault rifle. out in the suburbs, it feels very different. it is only about 20 minutes away. the shops here are closed as a gesture of defiance and as morning. protesters say that did coffeepots men, at night -- , at night.en >> i am scared because i am talking to you. there is someone that issing me right now. -- is seen me right now. >> they had buried seven dead since last friday. the authorities say single figures show there have -- the mourners would not agree. >> they gave us pictures they failed to show us what happens. on friday, protesters tried to get into green square. security forces or shifting to kill. the regime says it will only open fire in self-defense. the protesters to stay away from state hospitals. gaddafi told the bbc that all the people loved him. not here. this is the grave of a 32-year- old killed last friday. he left a child and a pregnant wife. >>, the rebels in the east are preparing themselves for the possibility of a showdown with gaddafi. in a gauzy, there is the sort of men willing to volunteer, but there is n

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all that got to fight back with its ak-47's and the occasional rocket launcher. it was not for their morale, they would have been chased away quickly. it is still not clear how many deaths. today, unlike last wednesday's battle, colonel gaddafi's men had the advantage of fighting on their own ground. the day started with a heavy sandstorm. the rebel commanders plan to use it to be up their forces and prepare for an attack in a day or so. with conditions as bad as this, there is surprising -- it is not surprising that there is no military activity. both sides simply want to lick their wounds after last wednesday's battle. that turned out to be completely wrong. the commanders brought up some of their properly trained soldiers to take over the front- line posts from the untrained volunteers. trouble was, the volunteers decided to head wildly down the road. that left the train soldiers no alternative but to gather their gear together a and going back them up. no preparation, no buildup. these are volunteers and they are heading off to the city only about 15 kilomete

el tipo de armas que presuntamente compraron fueron rifles ak 47 y revÓlveres de calibre 9 mm.o enfrentarÍa cinco aÑos de cÁrcel y una multa de $ 250.000. algunos podrÍan hasta enfrentar 10 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> no ayuda a la imagen del pueblo. y para la gente que trabaja en puestos pÚblicos. oficiales pÚblicos elegidos, es una cosa muy mala, y es como una mancha. >> agentes de la oficina del sheriff del condado de luna en nuevo mÉxico han asumido el cargo de las actividades de la policÍa de colombo. tambiÉn han pedido a la municipalidad que a fines a los agentes de policÍa que queden a posiciones que no tengan que ver con la aplicaciÓn de leyes mientras culmina la investigaciÓn. >> las autoridades han manifestado a la poblaciÓn que estarÁn patrullando las calles las 24 horas del dÍa para garantizar que se cumplan las leyes y que no haya problemas de seguridad. >> muchas gracias por toda tu informaciÓn, veremos quÉ pasa con todo esto. gracias. en mÁs de lo que sucede en las poblaciones fronterizas es tradicional que las autoridades ofrezcan recompensas por informes en que conduzc

someone had fired an ak-47 into it. the owner says his 18-year-old daughter hid in the back. the gardener insisted it was a four-year-old boy. but the basic fact is that what ever precisely happened, how it was done, the government is seeking to show the world that the campaign that is being fought here is killing large numbers of civilians. this is not final proof of that, certainly. after a week of coalition bombing, what has been the result for libya? colonel gaddafi's forces have been badly hit, but they are still able to operate. the rebels have had a big boost and taken back a lot of territory. everything now depends on colonel gaddafi. will he and the people around them keep their nerve? or will he decide to go? that's what the british government wants. and the people around him and the people obeying his orders should recognize that their time is up. do not obey his orders. walk away from your tanks. >> yet, it is not propaganda to say that colonel gaddafi still has support here. while he has got that, he will not go quietly. bbc news, tripoli. >> the general in charg

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they fire ak-47. so it was actually very frightening heard >> so how do you feel?> so we are trying to sleep. >> and are you hoping for a change for gaddafi to step down, or are you hoping that he stays it? >> [unintelligible] >> have you had any contact with any international troops at all or international forces? >> no. we have no contact with them here >> but i presume you have seen signs of the military operation in the air taking place. have you been witness to much of the bombing taking place there? >> in tripoli, we have not seen a any. >> how much support do think gaddafi has in the capital at the moment? >> i am not sure of the number of people. i would estimate. he has the support, but i am sure -- [unintelligible] so maybe people support the -- model. >> do you have adequate access to food and water where you are , it's life continuing as normal? >> no. it is not the way it was before. but still we get there. water. later at night. [unintelligible] >> how concerned are you for your safety? >> so actually nowadays, two nights ago, one of the shells got my

>>> right now at ak 0 -- 5:00, stormy weather has left a lot in the dark. we have the latest damage that the wind and storm are causing. >>> plus we have a story of a man struggling to bring home his daughter from japan. >>> and then from libya, the second day of allied forces air attacks. news 5 starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm march tayez in for diane dwyer. we begin with wind and rain causing problems all across the bay area. thousands of people are without power and people are warned about flooded areas. a six-foot-thick tree landed on a car traveling in the slow lane on 101. this happened at st. john's ramp early this morning. rain brought down trees in the east bay, too. in walnut creek, the rain-soaked ground gave way, toppling an oak onto a home. even more discouraging, the rain is not expected to let up any time soon. meteorologist nick o'kelly is here now with the details. nick? >> it is going to be an interesting week ahead. we are getting a little break in the action this afternoon and evening, but enjoy what dry weather we get here in th

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someone had fired an ak-47 at it. and who was it that had been hurt? the owner said it was his 18-year-old daughter hit in the back. but the gardener insisted he was a 4-year-old, a 4-year-old boy. but the basic track is whatever precisely happened in this garden and how it was done, the libyan government is seeking to show the world that the campaign that's been fought here is killing large numbers of libyan civilians. this isn't the final proof of that certainly. yet, it's not just propaganda to say that colonel gaddafi still has support here. and while he's got that, he won't go quietly. john simpson, bbc news, tripoli. >> religion stiffens the resolve of men preparing for battle. there's a strong islamic core running through the rebel fighters. in their struggle for control of eastern libya. today, felt very different. they've been stirred by british attacks on government troops nearby. and they're finally ready to battle even if skill comes a poor second to devotion. the main road is blocked by colonel gaddafi's men. so we took a back route throug

ak >>> not hollywood, not broadway. san francisco is the only city where hugh jackman will perform his one-man show. he has taken over the theater to two weeks in may. wolverine will perform his favorite songs from musical theater and movies. jackman has a tony award for singing and dancing. tickets for jackman's show go on sale april 1st. >>> speak of live show, elton john and helen mirren are in the lineup to host back-to-back episodes of "saturday night live." nbc making the big announcement earlier today. sir elton making his first appearance on "snl" in 30 years. his big date is april 2nd. the oscar-winning actress helen mirren will make her "snl" debut one week later. you can see them both right here. "saturday nive as 11:30 on saturdays throughout april and may. >> we'll be right back. >>> let's check in one last time with jeff ranieri. >> did you guys bring your umbrellas? >> yes. >> nice. three umbrellas. she is prepared. the computer is tracking about 0.04 an hour. but heavier rainfall just krauf shore and com

spartak moscow have the best chance of all the three sides after winning one nil i aks in their first leg the red and white had a surprise all in all defeat to rostov in the russian premier league last weekend but will hope to put that behind them in front of home fans i believe the stadium. problems psychological it achieved it cleared it restored and the wonder is going to play against the yanks are worlds apart we're going to field a lot of players who didn't play a true story at all so i don't think good defeats could moods that's why i don't have any particular fears or the spark plugs to roll ahead of the game of origin but i suppose in size haven't had the greatest preparation ahead of thursday's clash their star forward through manly missed their final training session because the serbia striker was stuck at passport control with these are problems which are important as not. my ex really faced a tough test against a sponsor side they hadn't beaten in three attempts however that task may become even harder after nearly instantly manny was forced to sit out his side's final tra

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. >> i never heard bonds ak nolged that greg anderson was selling steroids. it's interesting. and this case doesn't rise or fall on it but it was new to me. >> williams is covering the trial and has long been a thorn in bonds side. i happened to be leaving the courtroom at lunchtime z suddenly bonds entered a hallway and come out of a different door, bonds caught sight of williams and bonds looked at this reporter and said he's running away from me, mum bl, then turned and kept walking. williams didn't respond and later told me he hadn't heard comments. the trial continues tomorrow. >> and while the trial is underway a man stopped and told an employee he had a bomb in his backpack after he placed it on the ground he called him to detonate it. and the backpack did not contain explosives. the man was arrest forward placing a fictitious bomb in the case. >> oakland police officers have been outfitted with cop cameras. why critics aren't convinced this will help them tow the line. >> the danger following a heavy snowfall. how the tahoe resorts are guarding against avalanches. >> t

japan is reeling from a magnitude eight-point-nine ake... that unleashed this 13- foot tsunami. and this morning >>> the destruction just unbelievable, japan reeling from a magnitude 8.9 earthquake that unleashed a 13-foot tsunami wall of water and this morning, california under a tsunami warning, as well. good morning, it is friday, march 11, 2011. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. time now is 4:56. in just a few minutes from now, hawaii is expected to see its very first tsunami wave. it is about 3 a.m. there and people have been scrambling to get to higher ground. let's check with lawrence karnow right now for the latest on the tsunami warning and i understand, we are watching hawaii because what happens there could happen here. >> absolutely. from a scientific standpoint -- we have an idea of what the tsunami might be just by the size of the earthquake and what we saw the displacement on the ocean floor was but now we have to see what happens. we are waiting for hawaii. that will hit there at 5:07. they are expecting a bad tsunami there as we'll see some big time

soldiers teach them how to use ak-47 and 50 caliber anti-aircraft guns. they're a rag tag bunch with few weapons. what they lack in training and equipment, they make up for in heart. >> we have no other choice. we die or we win. >> mehsud was wounded in the early fighting. he has a special skillset. he used to fish with tnt. he's brought his expertise to the fight. >> this one, it can kill ten people. >> reporter: at his house, we meet his son and wife. she's pregnant with another boy and is not happy with her husband for volunteering. while he prepares to fight, he shutters his cafe and car wash, but he still plays with his band. ♪ we know how to make freedom >> reporter: many have already fought and died. the fight is far from over. alex marquardt, libya. >> thanks to alex marquardt. >> we want to bring christiane amanpour the host of "this week." great to see you. >> good to be here. >> the president declared gadhafi must go. but what does the u.s. do now? >> well, david, that's a very good question. you remember when he was with us in tripoli just abo

and must watch that moscow have the best chance of all three russian sides after winning one unless i aks in the first leg the red and whites had to endure a surprise for all defeat at ross golf in the russian premier league on monday but for larry carpenter bella hoping to put that behind them in front of the home fans the pollution of the stadium. for you should go shake logical it can be played at restored and the one who is going to play against the yanks are worlds apart we're going to field a lot of players should be cleared to stop at all so i don't think their defeat could dampen their moods that's why i don't have any particular fears on the spot auction role and head of the game of. opinions i.x. haven't had the greatest preparation ahead of the clash their star forward missed their final training session after being stuck at passport control with these are problems which has been. points already faced a tough test against spartak moscow side they hadn't beaten in free attempts however that task may become even harder after nearly instantly mani was forced to sit out in some its

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it's now being ak celebrated by this new generation of mries. and go to our web site abc 7 news.com and still to come tonight a capitol hill hearing billed effort to combat terrorism. a group drawn to the controversy. and local lawmakers calling the event a witch hunt and grandstanding. >> anger, chaos in wisconsin ahead of the landmark vote to strip collective bargaining rights. >> and trying to he resurrect a lost art and helping a generation stay in touch >>> we'll start with a very controversial hearing on capitol hill today. >> the house committee on homeland security began looking at the possible radical saigs of american muslims. >> mark matthews is here now with political gamble of the republican chair of the event is taking. >> and the republican leave believes american muslims are being radicalized vee yat internet. and that young american men could represent a threat to the nation. the chairman began the hearing saying the overwhelming majority of the muslim americans are outstanding sitten buzz there are realities they cannot afford

chinese as i understand it right now about floating every ship they had in the mediterranean have an ak you waited there twenty two thousand noncombatants there are still many noncombatants in there turks bangladeshis he gyptian maybe americans french british you're right we wind up killing some of them too and once we start suppressing arafat's it off he's not stupid his generals are not stupid they will move the air defense next to the mosque next to the orphanage next to the school hospital and would be bombing schools and hospitals so this is not is easy as some of these armchair military officers say it is right after i don't think you could off he's going to have some doubt this response here but i for one am all for the caution i mean can you just imagine if john mccain were our president today i mean i don't i didn't vote for not only would we be a war with libya we'd be at war with iran with north korea by now but we would have just bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb iran who knows where every problem in the world is unable you're a hammer that's right that's john mccain all right thank

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that's a very ak sieve jet stream with small storms that will bring rain sunday into monday and possiblyext wednesday. until then mid to upper 50s along the coast. low to mid-60s for the rest of us. don't forget, daylight savings, it begins saturday night. set the clocks ahead an hour. >> and you lose an hour sleep. new accident just reported in san mateo north 101. here's a live shot of 101 in san jose. headlights look great northbound. i'll show you 101 in the north bay with a live shot in san rafael. this time we're looking southbound on the right-hand side. and here's a map of san mateo. so this injury crash involving a motorcycle may be blocking the left lane. they're sending emergency crews there and that's when we could start to see traffic slow down. but so far it's not worth it to take 280. here's the drive times for you delay-free, south 101 as you make your way through the santa rosa area down to novato. i meant to reverse that one. 27 minutes actually in both directions. and northbound 101 in san mateo from highway 92 up to san francisco. still 18 minutes at this time. get tr

i'm youi ake you inside mission control with a look at the hot spots.fter weeks of cleaning, the cleanup continues. >> a huge mudslide has caused problems in morgan hill. dozens of residents there can't get past kroi road since early sunday. it took down huge redwood trees and several power lines. >> depends on what kind of vehicle you've got. there are some back ways in and out but they are tough. it takes you a couple hours to go in and out. you're not going to take your cadillac seville and drive out that way. people are prepared and have four-wheel drives and they have enough gas cans and generators to deal with it. we are pretty self-sufficient out here. >> county work crews spent sunday and monday clearing mud, trees, and debris. they hope to have the road opened before sun sent tonight. >>> all of the recent rain accelerated an east bay landslide, prompting them to tag four homes in hercules. four other homes were already red tagged, meaning no one is allowed inside. it's a pretty dramatic scene. they will consider a declaration of emergency to h

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useless to who's about to be ambushed by a bun of of people behind the wall, you know, brandishing ak-47th. it's simply the marksman treatment has nothing to do with combat. the same thing is true if you look at air combat. the dream of the technologist is to look at a blip in the cockpit on the radar screen, to push a button and 15 or 20 seconds later watch the blip disappear. when you build an airplane to that dream, it will be vastly too expensive, and it will fail in combat. the fourth idea is that it suspect that hard to -- it isn't that hard to get these characteristics if you're serious about combat. in almost any area you looked at -- you look at, there's a wealth of combat histories written at the real gut level of combat that will clarify, you know, all the b, and that you're going to be inundated with about these weapons. and if you simply immerse yourself say in infantry combat, great stuff that's written from the point of view of the foxhole you'll know vastly more than if you had red a truckload of documents detailing all kinds of tests that are irrelevant to rifles. sam

who is about to be ambushed by a bunch of people behind all, you know, brandishing 30 or 40-year-old ak-47s. simply -- the marksman dream has nothing to do with combat. the same thing is true if you look at the air combat. the dream of the technologist is to get a bullet in the cockpit on the radar screen to push a button and 15 or 20 seconds later watched him disappear. when you build an airplane to that, it will be vastly too expensive and it will fail in combat. before the idea is that it isn't that hard to get these characteristics if you are serious about combat and you are willing to spend time digging into it. there's an almost every area of combat you look at there is a wealth of combat history written at the level of combat that will clarify all of the b.s. that's when be inundated with about these weapons. and if you simply immerse yourself, say in infantry combat, the infantry combat lead great stuff that's written from the point of view like the marshall stuff for instance you will know vastly more than if you had read a truck load of documents from the army materiel command

the reason i question is because ak-47s are not american manufactured weapons. they are european manufactured weapons. and that's what i see the bad guys carrying. but maybe we're importing them and then shipping them down there. i don't know. i think it is important that we do interdict weapons flowing south. if we have a fault in this violence on the border we need to correct that fault. my governor in my state said he is perfectly willing to assist with the resources of texas law enforcement. would that be of assistance to you if texas law enforcement were willing to -- and the law enforcement of other states were willing to assist in the interdiagnose of weapons going south? secondly, do you have evidence of weapons coming in from other sources besides the united states of america? >> with regard to the source of weapons flow into mexico, i think we have to acknowledge that many of the weapons do come from the united states. i think that has been established by the work of ice and atf as they have traced weapons that are seized in mexico and traced back to s