> in yemen, protesters threw shoes and large television screens showing a statement by president ali abdul. the president said he was prepared to step down if he would be allowed a dignified departure. his opponents accuse him of maneuvering to hold on to power. shoe throwing is a sign of contempt in arab culture. >>> continue clashing with riot police in london after more than a quarter million people marched in the city today. they are protesting the toughest cuts to public spending since world war ii. some small break away groups spray painted walls. protesters rushed inside before police arrived to block the doorway. today's demonstration may be the largest since the one at the start of the iraq war. >>> a computer crash at alaska airlines led to the cancellation of 15% of the company's flights nationwide. the central computer system went down around 3:00 this morning. in the bay area, five flights from sfo and one from oakland international airport were canceled. several other flights were delayed from 2 to 4 hours. it may be disappointing news, but one ticket, the $319 million jackpo

kind of sanctions whether it's just e-mails where there is dismissals a workplace sanctions a man abdul ali musette so that despite muslim leaders cooperation with the f.b.i. they're continuously viewed as the enemy especially since the end of the cold war the worse thrives on warner bros i want conflict. therefore. so we. the new carmen and according to a department of homeland security study islamic extremists are seen as a threat in thirty one states while neo nazi and white supremacist cells groups left out of king's homeland security hearings are seen as a threat in all but four when we talk about terrorism in the united states what who've been the terrorists you know some poor pathetic not in arizona timothy mcveigh in oklahoma city these are the people who are killing americans no . most of the critics on the right and the left the echoes of mccarthyism are troubling last month can also introduce this see something say something designed to prevent citizens from lawsuits when they report suspicious activity but critics say it amounts to little more than informing on each other much a

and that was the model a president of the last government and a man abdul ali knew thank director of must be from last year in washington d.c. . and the helsinki commission said emson from zero democracy security and human rights and a noble cause certainly needs a noble leader right well as it turns out its former co-chair congressman alcee hastings may not be so noble after up back in the late eighty's he was impeached from his position as a federal judge and now he's been slapped with a sexual harassment lawsuit so how could someone like this possibly be in charge of moral oversight and joining me now to talk more about this is chris farrel the director of investigations and research for judicial watch and chris i want to talk about congressman hastings history. kind of spotty record i know from the seventy's and eighty's he was a federal judge he was impeached for taking a bribe to give out a lesser punishment he was impeached for perjury for bribery now he's been charged with sexual harassment this is a man who was once as we said in charge of the healthy commission also known a