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. >> reporter: at borders flagship store in ann arbor, michigan, where it was founded 40 years ago andere today there's a 40% liquidation discount, bargain shoppers lamented its demise. >> i'm going to miss it. it's going to be a huge hole in the community. >> reporter: and in other communities, too. this store and 398 others nationwide will close by the end of september. the cost? nearly 11,000 jobs. borders is the latest brick-and- mortar victim of a digital age. peter wahlstrom is consumer analyst for morningstar. >> borders really didn't develop its own identity online, and when they tried to recapture that in 2008, it was probably a little bit too late. >> reporter: borders' biggest competitors have been nimbler in navigating cyberspace. amazon, a trailblazer with its kindle e-reader, sells more e- books than paper books. barnes & noble follows suit with nook and an aggressive online strategy that now sells three e- books for every one paper book. if nothing else, bookstores are useful in drumming up interest in books, even if the eventual purchase is made online. and it's that on

. >>> residents in ann arbor, michigan, are passing out wanted posters following six different attacks on women in this month alone. earlier this week police released this composite sketch of the men or the sketches of the men that they suspect of carrying out these attacks. in each case, women walking alone were targeted late at night or early in the morning. two of those attacks included rapes. our ron allen has more for us from ann arbor. >> reporter: this is a very disturbing situation here in ann arbor, michigan, on the edge of the campus of the university of michigan, a very prominent, well-known university. it is freshmen orientation week, so you have thousands of new students and their parents here trying to understand what's going on at this place. there have been six attacks during the past 12 days. sexual assaults. a woman sexually assaulted in a parking garage. a couple of women groped as they were walking down the street, some were students and others were women from the community, all between the ages of 18 and 22. all of the incidents happening between 10:00 p.m. and 2:0

. >> happy arbor day, everyone. we have a lot of volunteers from the richmond district center. i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more senio

. >> reporter: the company was founded here in an arbor, michigan, where carsten is a city councilmann process of selling off their entory starts today and by the end of september, all 399 remaining stores will be closed. 10,700 employees will lose their jobs. company executives declined interview requests but issued a statement. we were all working towards a different outcome it read. but the head winds we have been facing for quite some time, including the rapidly changing book industry, ereader revolution and turbulent economy have brought us to where we are now. at the borders flagship store here in ann arbor, customers tell us they will miss the book store experience. >> brousing. you can see stuff in a book store a lot faster than online. >> reporter: nicola agrees and runs this book store in ann arbor. her one store looks very much the way borders did before it got big but she is still not happy her competitor is closing. >> it's bad for the book business. it gives people the image that it's dying which it's not. by any means. >> reporter: but for borders, there will be no stor

. >>> and following six different attacks on women this month, police in ann arbor, michigan, releasedse sketches. they are suspected of carrying out the attacks n. each case women walking alone were targeted late at night or early in the morning, and twot a tacks included rapes. ron allen has more. >> reporter: this is a disturbing situation here in ann arbor, michigan, on the edge of the campus of the university of michigan a prominent and well known university. students are not here, but it is freshmen orientation week and you have thousands of new students and parents trying to understand what is going on at this place. six attacks in the last 12 days and sexual assaults of a woman in a parking garage and a couple of women groped while they were walking down the street. two of the victims are u of m students and the other victims are between the ages of 18 and 22 and all of the incidents happen beg tween 10:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. when the women were alone. police have a composite sketch of a man they believe is responsible, but they are not sure if it is more than one man responsib

he joins us from ann arbor, michigan. nice to have you on this program. >> for having me. tavis: let me start about your tax. -- your text. how would you define the soul of the american business? >> it should be about pleasing customers and doing superior products but i think for about the last 20 years, we have been obsessed with business school techniques, analysis, project of analysis, tons of numbers, attainment of short-term proper goals, and we have somehow i and many companies forgotten what we are in business for which is to provide a superior product or service which will permit us to compete globally which manifestly we have not been doing so well for the last 20 or 30 years. tavis: when did a superior product take the back seat to pure profit? >> i think first, superior product is the one really safe way to get superior preferences as general motors is finding out. this started with the rise of prestige of the business schools and it was in the late 1960's and early '70s -- 1970's. a lot of american management became the very scientific. and started saying, the

the gerald r.ford presidential museum in grand rapids, michigan or the presidential library in ann arbor >> she was a fabulous lady. fabulous. we are all going to miss her. >> reporter: betty ford, widow of gerald ford, the 38th president of the united states, dead at 93. i'm shelby lynn, reporting from atlanta. >> mrs. ford's funeral is tentatively scheduled for friday in palm desert. after another service in michigan, she will be buried next to her husband at the gerald ford presidential museum in grand rapids. >>> well, it is described as nearly perfect. the first day in space, for the last mission of space shuttle atlantis. and the one problem that cropped up that has the crew on the ground chuckling. >>> and royal recreation in southern california. celebrities among the hundreds watching prince william play for charity in a polo match. in e near >>> well, chances of drizzle along the coast increasing, fog and cooler temperatures. i have the full pinpoint forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, maryland -- where president of the >>> two f-15 fighter jets intercepted a small plane nea

and ten o'clock pm in an arbor six o'clock in the morning here in moscow russia's capital on sean thomas glad to have you with us let's take a look at your top stories rupert murdoch and james murdoch. i've given in to pressure and will now give evidence before a british parliament committee investigating the u.k.'s phone hacking scandal this comes as the f.b.i. opens its own probe into allegations that news international journalists tried to get their hands on the voicemail of the nine eleven families it's alleged that several of murdoch's newspapers were engaged in hacking and bribes senior officials are laura and it reports. rupert murdoch's push to expand in british media has come to a halt public and political rage over thirteen hacking the sports news corp to drop its bid to buy satellite broadcaster b. sky b. but some say he's already killed the british press and they were saying it as far back as one thousand nine hundred eighty one that's when he went on a media spending spree and bought amongst others the world renowned times newspaper news international has been playing a toxi

louise arbor has spoken here the b.b.c. c.n.n. represent n tiley the case for the prosecution if you are a prosecution justice and basically you have a lynch and it is very clear that they have to basically to present here foreign policy go ahead i'm sorry but that is that is the issue and then the letters are so big but if we had if we have jet is not as a ship which is now saying ok mr ambassador go ahead. i think the point here is that you're confusing the serve people with milosz of h h carriage if that's the brode that you take then you are in effect condemning the serve people to be associated with individuals who are guilty of some of the worst crimes since world war two i do not associate those people with the serb people that as i do not associate those individuals those individuals are being held accountable before the international war crimes tribunal for what they did as individuals and for what their regime did to what extent the server people want to in fact confirm those crimes as their own it's by your own discussi

cannot be perhaps a third from going to gaza and they should not be restrained from freely leaving the arbors i have seen every part of the ship i'm on and there are no weapons or anything that could be used as weapons the people who participate in the free gaza flotilla are harmless most are elderly many over sixty and even seventy. well there was our t. correspondent a cable worker who's on board one of the ships stopped by greek authorities from sailing to gaza. downstairs a v.u.k. partly came to hold it was more than half of all state schools forced to close and disruption broad to air and ground transport hundreds of thousands of civil servants took to the streets against the government's plans to slash their pensions and increase the retirement age or am it called the action down tools up with industrial action and all some of discontent starts here this time it's the public sector workers walking out unhappy with the planned reform of their pensions which they say will see them paying a lot more and getting a lot less they gave me a more rapid. let's make it work for me it will be back

anti-psychotic medicine you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with their economies listen to stacy arborshe knows what's going on over there when you go into brussels or strengthen those people out states you know with all of those things that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and forget breast what about me can i come why don't you come with me really well i have to go now max by. if you're followed up on my death snow. on a sort of a throwback and if i can carve a fun long. it goes back to a time when people would lie down in their forces in the wild west and pick up these future dates important into the sheriff for prosecution to go on the female vote. and when they go out there these comments. and have to hope that nothing can. move. forward facing killers if you keep that in mind of the two million dollar bill for his arrest. we're not superheroes we can be told to you know the head i'm going to die. once you've had never go back to hide anything else. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with independent consul

minister and governments admitted that a series of explosions that shook the city of arbor darren occurred editions depo the blasts happened on thursday and killed fifteen people according to official reports initially authorities said it was an incident at a fireworks factory and that there were no casualties but that contradicted eyewitness pictures and reports that around two hundred were killed and scores injured it's understood that the officials responsible for giving out false public information of being sacked turkmenistan's long been a very secretive state even the internet was banned until recently repair works and i've said to be underway in the stricken town and all the victims have been promised government any. britain scandal plagued news of the world newspapers rolled off the presses for the last time its final edition was apologetic but defiant after being hastily closed by rupert murdoch this last week embattled media mogul flew to london to take charge of the crisis which engulfed the paper and its parent company news international has claimed journalists had to the phone

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anti-psychotic medicine you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with your economies listen to stacy arbor she knows what's going on over there when you go to brussels or straighten those people out you know with a zero on the sea that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and forget breast what about me can i come why don't you come with me really well i have to go now max by. if you're followed up on my bill. are sort of a throwback and archaic codified long. it goes back to a time when people would lie down in their forces in the wild west and pick up these future dates and putting them into the sheriff for prosecution on what company made fellows feel guilty. when they go out there is cop weapons. and you have to hope that nothing bad. loans. were chasing killers and you keep that in mind as the two million dollar bill please the rest. were not superheroes you can be killed to the head i'm going to die. and. never go back to hide anything else. if five. ft. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with independent consulta

anti-psychotic medicine you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with your economies listen to stacy arborshe knows what's going on over there when you go into brussels or strengthen those people out you know with all of those things that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and forget breast what about me can i come why don't you come with me really well i have to go now max by. the official tea allocation. from the. life on the. video. feed now in the palm of your. dot com. here is that so much right on the cover that. there's a very bad guys. resume as norway comes to terms with its most horrific attack on its soil since the second world war a cluster of questions to me. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with independent consultant on risk management and author of the new e-book the coming world government tragedy and hope adrian so welcome the show adrian thank you thanks for having me on before i ask you about your new book i want to ask you about greece is the nature of the financial attack on grace grace similar

anti-psychotic not us and you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with your economies listen to stacy arbor she knows what's going on over there when you go to brussels or strengthen those people out snooze you know with all of the see that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and there's never forget the rest what about me can i come why don't you come back to me really well i have to go now max by. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with independent consultant risk management and author of the new e-book the coming world government tragedy and hope adrian. on the show adrian thank you for having me before i ask you about your new book i want to ask you about greece is the nature of the financial attack on grace very similar to what happened in argentina in two thousand and one two thousand well sadly yes because we are seeing almost a copy of exactly what happened in argentina the major difference being that what happened in oregon cubans two thousand and one two thousand and two could be confirmed just limited to only

anti-psychotic medicine you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with their economies listen to stacy arborshe knows what's going on over there when you go to brussels or strengthen those people out states you know with all of those things that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and as i forget breast what about me can i come why don't you come with me really well i have to go now max by. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get voice face to face with the news makers. in g.'s available in the ground. zero to the ritz carlton. hotel. millennium hotel. you can see sense to tell the ropes hotel mccann. hotel mccann the show marco resort hotel. resort beverly plaza telecom riviera hotel look. so tell me. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with independent consultant on risk management and author of the new e-book the coming world government tragedy and hope adrian's welcome the show adrian thank you thanks for having me on before i ask you about your new book i want to ask you about greece is the nature of the

and certainly it's not just news of national or is my you know there are indications that one or two arbor news organizations have been gathered in. gather in this kind of fishing do nice machine exercises and go motion on other people's private lives just finally paul you're a lecturer in journalism you're also an investigative journalist britain prides itself on the freedom of its press we see kneejerk reactions to scandals in the past what impact could this scandal have for future media regulation and for investigative journalism could it actually have a negative impact if we do a see the severe knee jerk reaction to all of this and bring in tighter regulations . well there's always that you know all my life is the journalist this be what the tabloids do when they do this. celebrity stuff so people who do try to do seriously personal relations and corruption and crime it always works out and it's very very depressing but i think that actually does play a term that's a lie because it's going to be a very brave editor but now accident someone's photo you know it looks at somebody's medica

well i'm tom arbor in washington d.c. here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture heads continue to roll as the hacking scandal surrounding rupert murdoch's empire picks up steam on a murdoch's international chief executive has been arrested and britain's top cop turned it is bad yesterday after being linked to the scandal so will this media scandal trickle over to his u.s. media outlet box so-called news plus we're two weeks away from the country's financial foundation collapsing and republicans still aren't budging on their budget debates so just how hard must times yet before they put the country in their best interest instead of the two thousand and twelve election chances and inmates across the nation are taking of no food to protest inhumane prison conditions so what are the thousands of cellmates demanding and will american lives. you need to know this some other bad week for rupert murdoch yesterday that rebecca brooks the former chief executive of news international the parent company of murdoch's british

i met my wife on which we football game in ann arbor. we walked from our dorm across campus to michigan stadium. at least that's my first clear memory of her. we didn't start dating until basketball season. but our bond was formed out of a mutual love of the maize and blue. my romance with college football action goes back for the with my father teaching me how to sing hail to the victors as a boy. in our home when we talk about the carter era, we weren't talking about a troubled presence in the 1970s. we are talking about a time when anthony carter were a winged helmet and scored touchdowns. when i attended my football games at michigan as a student, along with my future bride and more than 100,000 of our closest friends, it dawned on me that these games are not just pieces of pure entertainment, they are actually coming there more than athletic competitions. they are cultural events of deep significance. they can't ignite a diverse campus of english majors in engineering students. they can bring a state together. alumni and not alumni.

i remember the night the news came out that manning marable passed away i was in an arbor michigan giving a talk about slavery and preparation at university of michigan. the woman who was hosting me told me about it. she teaches at university of michigan in the law school and african-american studies department. white woman and she began to tell me about how manning marable had mentored her as a young scholar in new york. i didn't find it surprising i was in the heartland and someone was telling me this story because of his tremendous influence. the seeds that he planted as a mentor are extraordinary. i don't want -- before we jump into talking about malcolm x, want to say for me a good deal of the significance is that he wrote it. it is also a significant that unfortunately he died before the book was released but this evening and others like it are so important. i can remember when the mother of and that hill died. she also had a book she had written and she died a week before the book came out and most of you never read the book because of course she wasn't alive to do the publicity. i

ron allen in ann arbor this morning. ron, thanks very much. >>> coming up, another disturbing story. two young women discover hidden cameras in their apartments, showers, and bedrooms. now police want to know who put those cameras there. cc1:cc1:cc1: >>> back now at 7:20. 30 years ago today, the world stopped to watch the fairy-tale royal wedding of lady diana spencer and prince charles.cc1: of course three months ago, their son william tied the knot in another grand affair.cc1: today great britain prepares for yet another royal wedding. stephanie gosk is in edinburgh, scotland, with more. >> reporter: that's right, ann. this is the first royal wedding in scotland in 20 years. it's the queen's oldest granddaughter marrying mike tindell, the captain of england's rugby team. the ceremony is here tomorrow afternoon at that church behind me. any other year at any other time this would be the wedding of the year. but just three months ago, william and kate set the bar for that honor pretty high. dara phillips, prince william'

. >> brown: from humble beginnings -- the first borders, a used bookstore, opened in ann arbor, michigann 1971. the company became a pioneer of the big-box bookseller concept. at its peak in 2003, borders had more than 1,200 stores around the country, each with thousands of new titles. the company says a host of factors led to its demise, including the turbulent economy; the move away from brick and mortar stores to online retailers and the rise of e- readers, like the kindle, ipad, and nook. more on this story now from annie lowery, who's followed it as a business writer for the online magazine "slate." welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: now part of this is, of course, about larger trends of the internet's impact on the book business. but borders also made its own mistakes, i guess, along the way. >> absolutely. >> brown: what happened? >> it's not an easy climate for any retail business or for anybody selling books, obviously. but borders made some strategic mistakes. first and foremost they had a very, very tennuous relationship with the internet. they actually outsourced the sal

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he made his announcement at of freedom fest independence day celebration hosted by waam of ann arbor. this is about 10 minutes. >> taking heart, despite the times and the weather. i will be brief today so that none of you get electrocuted. first i would like to introduce my wife rita. [applause] our daughter, a milieu, who is thrilled to be with us. -- amelia. our son, timothy, who is equally thrilled, and not with us today is our son george, who is at work. which is something every american should have a chance to do. we here in michigan understand that our pursuit up prosperity and the american dream are in danger. we have seen a government that has refused to restructure itself for the future as we next, as our families have. we have seen a federal government that is trying to spend its way into prosperity with our money and it has failed. we have seen a federal government that has tried to impose government run health care upon us, despite the consent of the people, and it will fail. we have seen a government that has bought into the midst of cap and trade and climate change and i

nor does this say that these a value based opportunities arbor limited. >> many of us have alluded to facts are that for those of us well worked hard with the direction of our consumers and the request of the producers to come to processes, our costs will go up. our risk will go up. it does not take a smart person to say, if that is the case, what will happen is to eliminate those risks, we have to narrow it down that band and with of price differentiation. how narrow it gets, and that is how aggressive the proponents are in this litigation. if it is real aggressive, they will be eliminated. we cannot stand the risk for the cost to protect our investment. >> we hope that does not happen. did we see this happen? i referred to it earlier. >> yes, senator. >> i think kansas beat missouri in 1999. >> i have my heart in kansas today. the legislature passed a law that had many of the same aspects of the rule. i think the role recognize that. he indicated this was a horrible act on legislature. the cost $1 million per month. the call that a special legislative session and reverse a decision.