i'm sure this is not new to the council. aps, we are trying to expand our emergency placement resources, but we have to work within the resources that are available here in this city and even though i currently have support for my department to be funding potential contracts for emergency place a. placements. it's challenging to find someone to work with you because when we have a challenging rate, there is not much of an incentive for vendors to be working with us. really it's a challenge. we are trying to be creative. we work in collaboration with the hot team most generally when there is a case that involves abuse by others. so, should i stop at this point and see if there are questions. i know i have been talking for a long time. >> sure, do councilmembers have questions or comments from ms. nielsen? go ahead. >> thank you ms. nielsen for your very interesting topic. you mentioned that aps will knock on doors, so these are doors of families, i assume. i guess my question is, does aps also knock on doors of day programs or pr

they created apes to locate places to place -- created apps to locate nutritious places to get food. >> 10,000 people pounded the pavement in sunny san francisco this morning. starting near the ocean and ended at civic center, san francisco's chris mocho won the men's race with the time over one hour 10 minutes. sanfrancisco, crossed the line in just under one hour, 24 minutes to win the women's race. >>> well, herding all of the runners through the streets of san francisco was nothing compared to this. a herd of buffalo tried to make a break for it. they tweeted out a photo from stony point saying quote they did not teach this at the academy. hash tag, home on the range. >> where the deer and antelope play. >>> we don't have discouraging words, sunny skies, this weekend, warm temperatures as well. you don't need to draw even though you will, high pressure on the satellite map. it is -- it is obvious out there as we look towards the ferry building. it is a beautiful shot, isn't it? well, if we go farther out on space and the time lapse here, high pressure is there in the eastern paci

the rider comes to ap to. puts on his flashers. if you see up ahead there are two small children out in the middle of this busy four-lane street. so the biker jumps off and the one child looks to be 2 to 3 years old, tiny, both of them, scoot back inside the gate, where they appear to have come from. the biker yells to the house, hoping to get somebody to come out and realize that these kids have managed to let themselves out. then he kindly takes this gate and closes it right as traffic begins to go around. >> every parent's nightmare right there. >> yeah. >> scary moment for those parents. the good deed this guy did stop and get off his bike. in the next video when you see the opening images of a massive truck rollover that has crushed a car you would think no way did somebody get out of this but the driver of that vehicle is trapped inside that vehicle, but rescuers working hard with all the tools that they have at their disposal here on a road in china, peeling back the windshield. looks like at one point they take a heavy duty

to light around the world. thank you. >> thank you very much, gary pruitt of the ap. we're grateful to be in new york city, the center of journalism in america, and we're extremely grateful to have susan here from the new york sometimes assistant managing editor, if you could say a few words. >> i wanted to echo what other speakers have said. this is a very difficult and concerning time for those of us who believe that the active work of a free press is essential, not only in democratic nations but more particularly in totalitarian or authoritarian ones. in my work as assistance managing editor i had been foreign editor from 2004 to 2011, and i can assure you during that time we worried increasingly about the way that journalists not just from the times, but from around the world were being targeted in a deliberate attempt to intimidate or to prevent them from reporting on what they saw. aunya's tragic death shocked a many of us. we have many colleagues who had times to work with aunya and kathy, the dean of the afghan press corp. she had been in afghanistan before the

interesting enough, we are not hearing an israeli reaction just yet and they may be working to try to form apr statement to go with kerry but they will not be happy about the statements and have not been happy about statements he made in the past and just in march secretary kerry said if the current peace talks fail, that this could help the palestinian movement, boycott divestment and sanctions movement that is going to gain momentum in europe in kerry's mind and palestinian officials here said in background if the talks fail with israelis which they figured it would fail this time around as it has in the past, they said they would go to europe and they would go to the u.n. and they are seeing changes in the attitudes and european attitudes as well as attitudes with various organizations including the u.n. with kerry's statement they are seeing a shift in attitude in the american mindset as well, although it is a strong word to use apartheid and it's the strongest word used by a senior officially coming to israeli, palestinian issue and it's something in itself a symbol how the americans fee

house was going to disclose this information in the article the very next day and they had asked the ap to delay it one more day? >> i was only after the fact of the leak had existed. had there been a leak -- >> ok, all right. what i'm saying is the white house was going to reveal the information the very next day. it, the planber was not to reveal it on any day, but for the fact that the leak had already occurred. i also asked you, and i think it was informally, whether or not there were any other media outlets during that time or since that time -- let's say during that time that were targeted by the justice apartment other than the rosen case and the ap case, and you said you were not sure. were there other media outlets which were targeted? weknow of the rosen case, know of the ap case. were there other examples where media outlets were secretly targeted? >> i would not agree any media outlets were targeted. what happened in at least a couple of those cases was determination is made to get information. we went through a process after that firestorm. >> i know about that, in july, but w

have yours to search for the inmates at a investigating harder but this was smothered in to the prison. fridays off. apphotographer on john nineteen cross to the end of august on thursday this month. remember depleted supply spring and i'm pleased appointment and tending for contrast to the few minutes so as you need to germany but it worked the new things and the needs of the bunch and nineteen minus ten minute ep photographer getting a ton of time getting the students of this in john nineteen twenty two nd base and the professionalism and one addiction is to see to this photographer who led the budget was accountable and was shot dead and another departure was one day twenty two fold benefit of confidence man opened fire on him in easton ensconced on the deck took these on the eve of the sea change in action in afghanistan. that tied it on concessions half days to just up to what can be no findings and assassinations. she showed calm. while all around with ks. and i believed that his client. her pictures. from terrible places resonated with so many people around the world. she found. their dignity. s

campers to have a strap ap want israel to be presented in fairway it soon. i think it's the small daily to keep it to him if it had to approach it and to say the least and what you like hearing what continues to operate because it comes from a different tradition. the colonists been doing a great job since the foundation of the state of israel and renamed it doesn't and we would really like to contribute to death and killing all seven os to have developed several ideas for hands on projects. a giant by now being implemented piece by piece barrington stage that advice and ask them to be any sustained in and she found the car is causing some impact the content on this and also in the project of coaching solar panels on the same as it was so sad when the situation producing friends inspiration from the a half hour as i'm awesome. i also am creating green and edgy with the sound of penance. the new direction section of the conference helped participants discover what leadership is about which skills are essential for good leadership for the jewish national fund

begin finding out who has more power, al qaeda corporation, hq ap to my as is, but at the end of the day it is not who has more power. they are all fighting for the same thing long-term which is will we really need to be addressing. >> just a brief technical note on the regular warfare aspect of this. i also lawless look at who believes they need to cover their faces and who has no trouble at all showing their faces as an expression of confidence in their own control versus fears of being captured or killed. in that video lots and lots of people have their faces uncovered and have no trouble showing themselves. again, to me, that is an expression of confidence. >> talking about the celebration of al qaeda pretty much across the muslim world. and i wonder if it really makes sense to think of al qaeda as a manifestation of radical ideologies. anytime there is perspective group anywhere they had got that in theology and the rest of inclines to move forward with the similar organization. so i guess my question is does it make sense to think of al qaeda as a concrete entity that can be def

again according to the ap other media organizations have sought to stimulate or till a few blocks and making it does it for now you can follow me on twitter and twenty friends. do they. most of this. tuesdays on the media i should actually giant to buy a seventy six it is going to create depth it is. richt said. once. i just bought. wake up and start talking about the real causes. one was hurt when the country is in the world two thousand. this week. and yes it's mommy. i currently work is underway to combat future and wings and tsunami which could occur most often it creates inhalation. they can help lessen the damage caused by his peers. in short it is mentioned as a national agency called the japan agency. what chance researchers here so it's the earthquake and tsunami in an attempt to limit it when disaster strikes. there were so spoiled helping us visualize what can happen we're hoping that the simulations will allow was to save more lives the largest earthquakes in japan from college because of his gems take his place to put on the ocean floor has begun taking measurements you s

but on our third day in wells, as the we start to push ape little parreder for hansers. eems to want to provide them. >> lady, can we speak to you for a moment. >> this is private property. >> okay. >> we will. we will. ma'am, i am sorry. hi. i'm ale dan harris from abc news. can i ask you a quick question, do you mind? >> no, i am sorry. in fact, no one seems to want to talk. can we talk to you for a second. can we have a quick word. i guess that's no. >> after driving around town for days, there is one tern we cannot seem to find. katherine groves. >> this 'tis a and the church posted an have david. she doesn't want to see her family. she is a member of the church of her own free will. >> we love her. we support her. but the problem is these men. standing between us and our daughter. ♪ ♪ >> family is important. ♪ ♪ >> andy and patty grove travel between texas to look for their daughter. >> this is jacob gardner's office. one of three elders. usually supervitzed visits with katherine, and from the police department had numerous conversations with katherine where she stat

it's also the second pen a to c ap the commission wants to make communities in the countryside strongerand more sustainable through targeted investment creating new long term employment opportunities. austrian mep elizabeth coasting to a cell from a farming family. his comments sure to read books on the rural development aspects of the chp. she explained how she thinks the commission's proposal can be strengthened. i think it's very important to point out that the new development body sees awesome bro was fussy so we also want to. monday they don't promise to create new ideas how to make school fatigues how to make yet calming are bad at keeping my list. and then this all in all they want to find and they could pick each. to get them to bring books to read too much food is supporting agriculture and rural white hoods is at the heart of the dpp station for a dynamic and striking countryside at the altar in the commission's proposals. i generally a step in the right direction towards consolidating a fish more information on current policies and activities please visit our website. gpt gro

westwood will also be discussed and at this stage if it were to go to hooters on whom to vote on the twenty third of may ap would have to do the brakes on a hiking tomorrow fraternity but the solution to stage the working assumption is that they are going to be have the same day as a token of your trip to target to reproduce the summer the socialist party has the courage devotion to st next month. european and liking the chance as a referendum on the war should tax at its campaign launched today at the pontifical will pitch ideas must be a post it's a simple clear and direct message. as politicians to gain of water charges. the sources park he says. victory can be on our toes. resumes here and that their streets on the part he is saying this is the biggest election this year. so we're so happy about it the words stop the wall for text to their name. the solstice may have lost the property tax but this time will be different. they say is is not a revenue collected tax they can steal it from people's wages he will be encouraging people to rethink its entirety viable to build a very strong milestone payment c

find a crime that he has done and throw him in jail. >> the youtube video guy had nothing to do with it. >> this apter, by the way, was not the only one that pressed her people on what her accomplishments were. there was a long list there. so shocking to me they didn't have a response ready for her because she was even asked and she talked about passing along the baton and the leadership. what is she going to campaign on? the economy? obamacare? >> vote for a woman. >> speaking of campaigns, the 2014 season is in full play. the democrats, obama has been president and he's in the sixth year. you would think they would have one accomplishment they can run on, but they don't. my prediction is rich over poor, old versus young, republicans want grandma to die and dirty air and water. nancy pelosi got inequality and race in one. over 50% of foot stamp -- food stamp recipients are people of color. the gop budget takes food out of their mouths. the food stamps doubled because of their bad economic policies. isn't that their accomplishment? >> it's gross and disgusting. she's not a very bright woman. most p

that he had extensive efforts were undertaken to conceal the true nature of zones email using offshore bank accounts from companies and overseas servers. the ap quoted a twenty ten memo from a contractor involved in the initiative to save. there will be absolutely no mention of denies this government involvement. this is absolutely crucial for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission the mission the new cuban spring. of course. apparently the idea was to create a service that would carry neutral content at the beginning but once again did not subscribers that's when it would be useful political purposes. the ap quotes another document saying walk and banners will give it the appearance of a commercial enterprise. you can't see any of it now because the program was shut down two years after its creation. not clear exactly why some sources upset because of lack of funding or maybe because of lack of efficiency so there's no question. at its peak though the network had around fifty thousand subscribers and four while many unsuspecting humans kept guessing why their new free messaging service stopped working a

many media organizations do not reveal if their people have been apped in order to facilitate negotiations. they are loathe to confirm if any ransom is ever paid for fear of provoking more kid snappings. ten months after edward snowden blew the whistle on american spies, those working in u.s. intelligence have been warned, unauthorized contact with offense. >>> the u.s. director of national intelligence has told employees that under the new rules, even if workers don't pass on classified information to journalists, they would commit a security violation just by being in contact with them. the wide definition of "media" in this directive includes not only traditional journalists but bloggers and activists who inform the public about intelligence activity. jessalyn radak took a run at the new policy and the official behind it. this latest, she said, is a clear extension of the executive branch's war on national security whistleblowers. it is a grotesque twist for james clapper to limit knowledge about government activity when he has lied to congress and misleading the public about the govern

of eight or nine i went to the next rocket and seized and will be developing a thirty goal from these mini games and the pp. ninety five percent of the skype is a simple minded ap these pages to the highest in to get to places where many presents beekeeper be fun and i didn't get from southern kazakhstan as a sidenote to the wards and letters of commendation. is it so was his bees make honey from cobblestones. it's better to make some cobblestone is in my comments on panama the kinds of honey. the link to this landscape sometimes and ninety four to mit's was awarded the gold medal for this money and can be and thus an exhibition in two thousand and one common storms and a main source munchies. these ewes sold for ten pots of the famines disappeared. i got to aunt heidi and ten days brought screen springwood to the nazis which the finance economics is awake. robbie's the knights placed more trees and a series of b c screen or to make and money into diesel to one hundred percent of the mica an immense produced by piece the sun to rise in unison beekeeper from the on the tv seen the sun he's made from nineteen seventy cents. also on bob and the same for the next m

. >> pope would argue that he and the vat i can ap were already marching to a better place long before he spoke. he'd sate church isn't given credit for -- say the church isn't given credit for all that it's down -- done to tackle the abuse crisis and that the leaders do understand the gravity of all that's happened. pope frps in a very personal way recommitting himself to confronting the scandal. but to many victims, words will never be enough. >> of all the actions the pope has taken, sex other approximate buse has been the one in which less progress has been made because he has -- hasn't done anything. can anybody name any action that the pope has taken to protect children? >> the groups who speak for those who suffered at the hands of priests say that this place and the pope must still do much more to root out the sex crimes of the clergy. allen johnson tornings bbc news at the vatican. >> for more, we steak to the executive director of the survivors network of those abused by priests. he joins me from st. louis. what's your reaction to what the pope said today? >> well, it's very,

the man on the right told the court that blankenship was part of of a conspiracy to evade federal save inspections. >> apen. a conspiracy to violate mine safety and health laws. that has been evident at most recently in the prosecution of mr. hubert, you mentioned. and that conspiracy was very pervasive. >> blankenship denies any role in that. >> absolutely not. i am not part of any type of behavior like that. >> have you been told that you are under investigation yourself? not directly. i think that, it's -- obvious that that is probably the case. that they have looked at -- everything. >> do you expect to be indicted? >> i've don't know. >> you don't? >> no. >> while blankenship appears in his own film and made the round of media outlets. awe off the king of coal its here. welcome, don. >> thank you. >> reporter: he refused to testify during the investigations of the mine disaster. >> reporter: you took the fifth amendment? >> i refused to show up. if i had been compelled by a court to show up. i would have showed up. >> reporter: your lawyer said you were invoking your right not to incriminate yourself

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to reach a compromise. march has been suspended from the council of europe in protest against what god created your towards ukraine and the annexation upright me out. the ap russian parliamentarian to worship and it will not be able to vote in the assembly or take part in an election observation mission. nevada was preceded by a three hour debate boycotted by most of the russian delegation the council of europe whose members come from forty seven european states stopped short of withdrawing price is right for good arguing that it would not help the effort to solve the biggest crisis between the west to rush up to the fall of the berlin wall . i knew the routine use of june more. when we want when you leave. no more. i know. it is. the eu the to break the results and not be over according to the municipal health department has confirmed twenty five cases of the highly contagious disease the fifth of february. it starts with a high fever and rash falling debris nose red eyes and a cough measles virus can last for at least a week. starting in the face and moving down the body at times even spreading to the palms of hands and soles of feet. the emergency room

according to the ap in 2012646 individuals bumped up against the limit that this case struck down. it doesn't get more people involved. it lets those 646 individuals get themselves more vstled. how did the supreme court handle voter i.d. law? >> they said states can require a voter i.d. at the polls to prevent voter fraud. >> jon: the court conveniently ignores the real effects of donor lobbyist industrial complex in the guys of making it more inschiewsive yet they are perfectly okay with voter i.d. laws under the guys of protecting us mostly nonexistent voter identification fraud. corruption that actually happens, i don't see it. voter fraud that doesn't happen? hm? [laughter] justice is blind but in only one eye. [ laughter ] so money doesn't corrupt our system. last year they struck down parts of voting rights act. racism doesn't apparently corrupt our system anymore because the justices struck down some of the most important parts of the voting rights act. so what if the view of these justices has a corrupting influence on our democratic process? >> do you think that the rules

but it's the access to the aps and to the training videos that will make available and also nutritional so it's a much bigger added value platform than anything that's existed in the industry so far. >> you need to build a stronger brand as you rebrand. and one way that you're doing it is through a program which you will be taking part. >> well, that's right. one of the advantages of being in multiple countries, and we're in seven asian countries and i think we're the leader in each now, is that it gives you synergies and scale benefits. one of the things we're doing is creating in with the production company, a fit fashion which launches this autumn and it will be right through asia and this is a reality tv show where people get fit and aspire to greater things in their life. we will be the leader on that show. we will be able to therefore put our brand and right through the region and as a result we think we'll make a lot of new connections in a very aspirational way. that's the benefit of scale. >> good luck. >> thank you very much. >> all right. are you inspired yet to get to the gy

he did it would be like you did it i like it i told the ap is likely to be aching for it it then. thank you for keeping it that the popping it. but the upkeep of the cooking try it. i had the courage like to think of it. like she can understand it to give up. he did it. but it is. at night strong selling point eight magnitude earthquake has hit northern chile just one day after a deadly eight point two magnitude quake struck that same area. michelle by joanne who was reviewing the damage and our cat has left the area. according to the us geological survey the quake is the largest series of aftershocks following tuesday's major quake. today's quake was located ninety km south of the week with at the relatively shallow depth of twenty km it was earlier reported as a magnitude seven point four. there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage the pacific tsunami warning center says there is no widespread tsunami threat but that the latest from the crew is generally a local tsunami. chile's emergency office said it already prevented the evacuation of coastal area. tuesday's eight

a thousand people signed aped petition to pick other colors.ned. >>> wild night in doesn't san jose, sharks, l.a. kings, opening round, playoff series for the stanly cup, and san jose now 2-0. then went on a terror. game three set to go tomorrow night in l.a. >>> well former boxing champion rubin hush carter died. he was a middleweight boxer that won world title back in 1964, but he's better known for the way he turned his life around after he was mistakingly convicted of a triple murder 1966. his imprisonment and bat toll free him were immortalized in a book and a film starring denzel washington. >> this is make believe, this is what i sat in the cell 20 years hoping upon hope it would happen. this is a dream come true. never had a dream in life that has not been realized. never yet, and this typically shows whatever we are limited on earth, by our own imagination. whatever we believe, there's nothing we can't do. nothing. >> carter recently was battling prostate cancer, he was 76. >>> time now 6:39, california state senators who are tending a

to .ucceed hamid karzai, who can't run because of term limits. alrecord turnout is expected, but it's a race that's too close ap call. and charlie d'agata is in the f ghan capital. >> reporter: parts of kabul look less like a nation preparing for li election than a war. toliban militants have made good on their threat to disrupt this weekend's vote. yesterday, a taliban suicide riorer killed six police officers outside the ministry of ghe interior. ,he afghan election commission itself has come under attack, too, yet in spite of the threat, cordf electoral officer zia-ul- haq amarkhaial told us, record numbers of people have signed up to vote. are they so interested that they're willing to risk their lives in order to vote? >> reporter: there are more afghan security forces on the streets of kabul than ever before, and come election day, ande will be more than 350,000 soldiers and police spread throughout the country on high alert. for the first time, u.s. soldiers are no longer taking hamilead protecting voters. in fact, they're nowhere to be seen. and president hamid karzai has .sfused to sign a security agreement t

election workers in a convoy that was protected by afghan soldiers and police officers according to the ap. this kind of data for the presidential election the country's security and economy appeared to crumble the cheese was the capital reports. martin again i am more in the knowledge. silly of me the country. oh no. not bad. with profits fall upon the entry point the financial support. while the economy. for all. reports that both the adult work. i even forced to shut. it's the sort. the insurgency they get bored. the court what's it. i was tired while. the edges. maybe when the market. i checked on a plane for jobs. punching a clock for little cake. maybe some help. nights. it might be time to head back to school to study while the kids in our day begins as a closer look. george washington university's new graduate degree offering any city full of bs the final word mommy in the description of this program is billed as the first of its time to do just that it's a master's degree that will be offered this fall and he got his graduate school of political management course is in the program

to germany by the courts. sunday james and the needs of the bunch and nineteen times. ap photographer taking a punt on getting the students of this age are many twenty two nd base and the professionalism and one. debate in essence he did this photographer who lead the blind boy sat on a blind was shaun tait and another departure was one takes on a two fold benefit of confidence man opened fire on the east end of concert on the deck took these on the eve of the sea change in action in afghanistan that guided by insurgents half days to just stop to count the non blogging and assassinations. she should calm. while all around with ks. and i believe that is why her pictures from terrible places resonated with so many people around the world. she found. their dignity. she found the quiet. human moments. the connected people in great strife. to all the rest of us. around the world the agency's myspace and intended it to photography. santi outlined in the mud and sand he was fined after six minutes the lights. news from her professionalism. and from her magnificent and powerful a

charles let's go back to the 2009 presidential election. so much violence and today an aphotographer was killed. how dangerous will this election be? are security forces prepared to handle this? and how will the violence and threat of violence affect the turnout? >> i think it will affect the turnout. i think people voting in this election are brave souls and those monitoring the elections are brave souls, and as we found out today, the journalists who are covering the election are also very courageous -- >> you can talk about her right now, charles. >> sure. well, she was tan extraordinary journalist, i got to know her here in boston where she came to do the niemann fellowship, and she was in the community here and i also knew her from the field, mostly in iraq. she won a pulitzer prize for her work in iraq as a team of 12 journalists covering iraq, and she was the only woman. and she was just incredibly courageous in her reporting, and really a powerful story teller, and had -- had a wonderful laugh. i mean she was just like courageous, but she also really understood the

to st the government was made aware that only earlier this month to read it in the news headlines the street as foreign minister told the ap quote they consider appropriate to use an embassy in costa rica for this type of operation barnes a third country. now there's a big difference between cuba nation essentially blacklisted by the united states and toaster eat a healthy trading partner and diplomatic ally of the united states. there aren't any more bridges for the state department to burn in cuba. aside from efforts to free sixty five year old alan gross. an american contractor who's been in jail in cuba since two thousand i first involvement in a different usaid mission in the country. with cursory to a nation that has cooperation agreements with the us government in over nineteen billion dollars in trade there could be real consequences if relations go sour. and already the white house has its hands full mending fences in other latin american countries sending from the nsa disclosures still last thing it needs is yet another self inflicted diplomatic ones. washington d c said socks are too. if your car is stolen the l

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according to documents obtained by ap, the project was launched in 2009 created by the agency for international development. the goal is get users to organize demonstration, stir political unrest. the project lasted more than two years before abruptly ending in 2012. >> this morning yahoo! says it's taking extra measures to protect its users. the company says all searches made on yahoo! will be encrypted. the move after former nsa contractor edward snowden leaked documents alleging the u.s. government spies on internet users. yahoo! plans to add more security to its messenger and video chat services. >> move over siri. microsoft unveiled its new assistant. let's turn to kayla tausche. good morning. >> scott, good thursday morning. futures higher after stocks rose for a fourth day on wednesday, it's the longest rally for the markets in nearly two months. investors reacting to a report showing 191,000 private sector jobs were added last month, that of course ahead of friday's employment data from the labor department. we get numbers on new filing for unemployment t trade deficit and the nation's

ape >> well, that was gerrie nel, the lead prosecutor in the oscar pistorius murder trial. attacking the details he offered to describe the night he shot and killed his girlfriend reevaa steenkamp. he said it was a mistake, he thought there was an intruder.v the prosecution says they have an argument and he knew what he was doing. >> judge alex, a retired florida circuit court judge. good to see you. u. good to see you. >> we don't get to see like the entire courtroom and the on't defendant refers to my lady, because this is the way you do it in the courtrooms because he's's responding to the judge a woman. there has been criticism for going after him too hard. what do you think? >> no, i think the prosecutor is doing the right thing.ve i mean, if this were a courtrooe in the united states he might d have a problem with that because in the u.s., you have a jury anv then you have to deal with the question of the perception on in the jury.ng the judge isn't going to be treating the evidence the same way as the jury, and let's face it, the prosecutor's goal here is to rattle pistorius and he was pretty effective

anja niedringhaus, 48, died instantly in the attack to the pakistani border. apreporter kathy gannon survived. it is believed to be the first time in afghan police officer has intentionally killed a foreign journalist. the pair were traveling with election workers littering ballots ahead of saturday's presidential election. anja niedringhaus was a veteran german photographer who served on a team that won a pulitzer prize in 2005 for photographing the iraq war. she was previously hit by sniper's bullet while working in syria of oh, loan out of a car by an explosion in kosovo, and mistakenly bombed by nato in albania along with a number of other journalists in 1999. one of her last projects depicted women lawmakers in afghanistan. her death follows the killings last month in afghanistan of afp reporter sardar ahmand and swedish radio journalist nils horner. afghans head to the polls on saturday to elect a successor to president karzai. there's a, karzai urged afghans to vote. the significant participation of our people in the selection will be the biggest guarantee

we tend to want to look at ap overall portfolio approach to our vehicles. internal combustion gas engines. we will improve hybrids, we'll have extended range hybrids. we'll have pure ev and fuel cells all at the same time. gerri: wow. so lots of new things for us to consider and take a look at, for sure. one of your older models, the camera, one of the most popular cars in america, people really trust this vehicle. tell me what you're seeing in terms of demand from the american public. you have a kind of a catbird seat on the economy. what do the sales of camry tell you about what's going on more broadly in our economy? >> well, i think you have to look at the overall industry volume and not necessarily just mid sized cars. because overall industry we just came off at a 16.4 million rate. we haven't seen that kind of rate in march since 2006. so i think we see the overall economy for automobiles just looking quite strong. there is a push, though, towards more light truck than even passenger truck. gerri: interesting. >> light trucks are outselling passenger

[laughter] it seems to be the fashion nowadays when a people don't speak english to organize ap army and send troops to shoot them down. >> croaker was criticized as numb skull for those views. years later when the same civic elites joined with cultural conservatives in an effort to restrict immigration tammany congressman william cochran bitterly opposed this neo-nativist maneuver directed not so much at the irish, but at southern europeans and jews. in 1922 as congress was considering legislation cochran told the hebrew aid society -- >> it is an abandonment of the policy which has made the country the greatest agency for civilization in the history of mankind. it appeals to that peculiar but sinister spirit of haut and distrust that -- hate and distrust that seems to be sweeping over the world. personally, i deem it much more important that a man should be able to work effectively even though he cannot speak our language thanfluent in several languages but inefficient in industry. >> tammany lost that battle but by 1924, it had tallied up some of the most remarkable victories in ne

ahead on "the five," do americans work to hard? the aps is yes. bob thinks so. ts us to get on board europe and that's up next. test >>> here in america, we work too hard. i'm a case in point. many of us are glued to our black berries long after we leave the office. did you know in france there's a new law that allows citizens to ignore emails after 6:00 p.m.? that's my kind of law. i think europe has got the right idea. but the folk over at cadillac might disagree. >> why do we work so hard? for this? for stuff? other countries, they work, they stroll home and they stop by the cafe, they take august off, off, why aren't you like that? as for all the stuff, that's the upside for taking only two week off in august? >> i can't get that guy out of my head. it was tried here once kellogg company who made cereal decided to go to work four days a week. why not give it a try? >> was that in the 1880s. >> no, it was in the 40ses. >> what's two week off like? >> i don't know. >> you got to be kidding. >> everyone around here. greg takes his time -- he's working when he ta