is nothing illegal however about the activity which those behind it say is freedom of expression archies your go to this kind of investigates. afternoon brewer in central moon. and once the words are being ended the redistribution of groans continued. three hundred thousand copies in over one hundred across most of germany. material here if the bible can be distributed why not the koran. there's nothing illegal about handing out the koran the campaign may be provocative since it kicked off during easter but it's not even the timing which could do so much attention but who is behind the distribution. in the southeast movement is one of the most radical wings of islam known for its truth interpretations of the koran and in association with jihad the holy war against nonbelievers and punishments that can include amputation and stoning none of the most constitutional penalties this man sums up the credo don't mention who gives men the right to create laws there tried belongs to. we're going to mine the local scientists community the campaigns long term goal is to put twenty five million copi

as soon as production wrapped, archie uploaded a short clip to youtube. that moment millions would see. he thought it would be a good way of drumming up interest while he edited the movie. little did he know how quickly the clip would take off. >> about a week later, yahoo! had it on their homepage as wet wedding and it went bonkers. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and the groom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for audience, archie wasn't prepared to spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag, because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real, is it fake? >> so he decided to string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage. do you want it see it? if they asked me point

eye to eye on how to do it with opposing views on belt tightening and how to punish overspenders archies peter olivers in berlin. well there was no real political bombshells dropped at the meeting between francois hollande and merkel but there was also no attempt to cover up that they too don't see eye to eye on every issue and emphasized his belief that the impetus for growth is needed in the. remains committed that austerity is the only way if the eurozone is to drag its way out of the current mire it finds itself in now on the subject of the fiscal treaty francois hollande was relatively noncommittal however he did say that he continued to say to the french people that he wanted to see the treaty renegotiated now that something of course that angle a merkel in germany have said isn't on the table but will be looking to see if they can come to some form of compromise over that issue that treaty of course binding the states that signed up to it to austerity measures the subject of greece of course on the table for discussion is first meeting between the two leaders both of them saying t

my from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching archie with me and you said now it's ten am here in the russian capital good to have you with us we begin with the u.n. investigators who have only just begun to piece together exactly what happened during the bloody massacre in the syrian township of who are but some nations are waiting for conclusive proof before announcing president assad's guilt opinion based largely on a number of unverified accounts about the situation is further confused by plethora of witness reports blaming rebel islamist gangs for the slaughter artie's were in a poor naya explains. the united. secretary general and the u.n. supervision mission in syria have been tasked with the responsibility of investigating who was responsible for last week's massacre in syria but in the meantime the u.s. and its allies are taking unilateral moves that some critics say could possibly provoke further bloodshed and compromise a fragile cease fire that has been held in the country the u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice says the syrian government is fully

i am very honored to recognize archie fokken from the epc. [applause] >> i do not know what to say. but i think you. -- thank you. this is the first meeting i'm coming to without a powerpoint or some kind of data that somebody is asking me for. so don't ask me. in 1963, my parents emigrated on a japanese trawler to the united states. here in san francisco. i lived out in the mission district. i am born and raised san franciscan. it i really felt the need to keep my roots in the public school system here. darlene is correct, i started when i was 19 in the district. i graduated college and thought i would leave the next year. i am now 45. richard has something in plan for him, too. i'm really thankful to be here. i want to do the best that we can for our san francisco residents. it is ironic that in 1963, my mom came down to the board to complain to the then epc because my sisters, who were twins, could not go to school together. now i am overseeing that office. thank you, everyone. it is a pleasure working with you. [applause] >> our next item is cesar chavez de recognition. -- cesar

president nixon watched that scene and listen to his secret the oval office. >> it's true, archie, it's true. i don't want to see this country go that way. you know what happened with the greeks. was axuality -- aristotle homo, we know. that you know what happened to the romans. the last six roman emperors -- the russians. we have got to stand up to these people. chris: what more can you say? when we return, george w. bush attacked john kerry as elite and out of touch. the obama team is using the bush playbook. can they turn mitt romney's wealth into a liability? bet they can. scoops and predictions. chris: welcome back. what do mitt romney and john kerry have in common? the obama campaign is using the bush playbook from 2004 to run against romney the way bush destroyed kerry. the playbook says, first, bolster the president's national security credentials. check. then paint the opponent as a member of the 1%, just like bush played kerry as an out-of-touch snowboarding, wind surfing elitist and combine the elitism with flip-flopping like the bushes did in 2004. >> kerry voted for the ira

i wonder if this could possibly be george and harry whitener and that harry wagner is showing archie the famous copy. as you well know, a book collector. his memory for his book collection. i'd like to think. pure fancy, but perhaps he certainly knew george and harry. maybe they are looking at the famous coffee -- copy. just a little bit of fancy on my part. at any rate argie wrote these letters almost every day. first his mother, and when she died his sister-in-law and intended them to be published. he knew he was writing for posterity as a diary of his white house years and his life in washington. they are just an amazing reid. he is a billion direst. wait and cleverness and sarcasm. a delight to read. so i thought, mom, i to do a dual biography. i have researched them both. then i thought, well, it is the titanic, stupid. we remember them because they were on the titanic. so why not use them as your protagonists and at other interesting characters as well. most books about the titanic, it's in the foreground. all about did the rivets pop and with compartments were breached and all

you're watching archie thanks for being with as the headline. the russian north caucuses as two powerful blast in the republic of dagestan leave at least eleven dead and others injured so side of tata detonated a bomb in his car at a police checkpoint with a second explosion going off one rescue teams arrived. washington returns to war rhetoric against iran as the u.s. military claims it could destroy terror on their own forces in less than a month and this comes as the u.s. continues to build up its military presence in the region. japan is set to shut down its final operating nuclear reactor the last of the country's fifty such facilities the government move comes after the public opposition to nuclear energy following last year's figures human disaster after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami. is our headlines up next who are off to discover what to see and where to go in the russian capital that's all in the ascot. hello and welcome to the pride of on this week so we're taking a look at a subject all babies and toddlers for some people

blame washington for forming standards after slashing the education budget by half in recent years archies. but not listened to their plight. parents who join forces can be a powerful voice for change sure if anything i think was very exceptional right actually it was ok. but this has been observed if the governor is going to from the air from two thousand and three till today if you will of experience of forty six percent much you can no eleven year old vanessa had to repeat her grade and was well behind agents reading ability she lives with her mother do reason in a poor town in south in california. frustration over what she sees as the school's failings and that her to use the state's pioneering parent trigger along we were outraged disappointed and felt that we had to do something find a way to make a positive change her children the law allows parents at a school with consistently poor results to file a petition to reform this court although rejected by the local authority this in this case parents are taking it all the way to the courts that i don't want to get upset but it's frustra

you're watching archies great to have you with us the headlines. twin towers hogshead the russian north caucuses as two powerful blasts in the republic of dagestan leave at least thirteen dead and over one hundred injured as a side bomber detonated a bomb in his car at a police checkpoint with a second explosion going off when rescue teams arrived. in washington returns to war rhetoric against iran as the u.s. military claims it could destroy terror on its own two says in less than a month this comes as the u.s. continues to build up its military presence in the region. and japan is set to shut down its final prating nuclear reactor the last of the country's fifty such facilities the government's move comes after public opposition to need to and into .

banks but you have the weights are still hoping to safeguard the euro by keeping the greeks in as archie's peter all over reports from berlin. the attention of those who are looking to find a solution to the ongoing debt crisis in the euro zone is focused only on athens fresh elections being called for the seventeenth of june now this is following the failure of the political parties that so you form a coalition government following early elections this month now those fresh elections are essentially elections that greece a country which is suffering severe financial problems can afford to be hosting. and of course the people who will be taking part in those elections will essentially be the same people who have failed to form a coalition government following the last round of ballots some of those people of course as well and those some of those political parties want to see an end to the measures which were laid down as part of a joint e.u. i.m.f. bailout greece was set to receive in june is it risk basically the message is no will stare at the no money now in recent times we've seen aro

here on archie and if you've missed the service six a can always watch them online at.home and to the protests in canada now and there's hope the standoff between students and authorities in quebec could soon come to an end with talks due to resume on monday. demonstrations against tuition fee hikes have been taking place on a nightly basis for months but if you imagine so low high school such cutting fees may no longer be enough get an extra can now reports. it's not just about to lucian hikes anymore even many of those who didn't care much about the problems facing students in quebec have now joined the ranks of protesters. it is something that we should and have can do in this region. and we have to be there and we are. you guys it's the end of democracy. and the fallout of the old. growth. in the future to ensure. that the country and the city needs to tens of thousands marching every day making a noise to express anger at what they see as draconian government measures to suppress people's rights to freedom of assembly and expression earlier this month the governmen

they're just trying to prevent terror attacks the muslim community says they're not convinced as archy's medina coaching over a ports. yes a fog prepares for his daily prayers fear creeps into the back of his mind as to whether the person next to him is a spy are you you know felt that there was a sense of mistrust but i wasn't sure about the people that were coming up the mosque if there was somebody i knew at the mosque that i had never seen i would always feel in the back of my mind that you know who is this person what are they here for a fight is one of many american muslims who came under the surveillance of the aphelion south in california what he thought was a fellow warship or at a mosque turned out to be an informant the subject of monitoring muslims doesn't exactly come as a surprise to many in the u.s. this is been happening all across the country simply because so many will soon to cross the country are getting visited on a regular basis by agents for jury joint terrorism task force officers so many are having problems now the consul of american islamic relations in californ

fifteen minutes all right thanks for the short break and i'll be back with the headline and stay with archie.

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who will be speaking performing for thousands of demonstrators gather in lower manhattan earlier archy'smarie marie marina porn i spoke with musician musician artist and activist immortal technique take a look. i want to say it all out strike is happening here in new york city but thousands of people have taken to the streets now converging a new renewed square this has been hours and hours of demonstrations taking place there are union members labor unions taking part in this event students and of course occupy activists and all those that have been supporting that there have been pickets taking place outside of banks and the offices of corporate corporations and multinational corporations the message of this movement has not changed they are still speaking out about wealth inequality in the united states about corporate influence on u.s. politics there are students now in the crowd talking about that huge trillion dollar debt bubble now the problem right now is at union square as i mentioned because in just a few minutes at some time from now there will be a performance taking place i

archie and violet got the chance to pet two supposedly tame cheetahs at a game preserve. lunged for a child and violet tried to stop it. she found herself under attack from both cats. her husband kept taking pictures, not realizing what was going on. >> the attack lasted more than three minutes before the guide beats the cheetahs back with a stick. violet's left eye was closed, she lost a lot of blood but the injuries are not said to be life-threatening. archie, -- >> he some sort of explanation he was so focused on shooting. >> he better have a better explanation than that. >> good luck buddy. >>> just ahead, the latest on developing news out of oakland where a man has been hospitalized after being shot during a home invasion robbery. >>> next, why police believe it may be related to another crime that happened minutes prior to the robbery. >>> did you hear vice president biden's comments on same-sex marriage. why he's breaking ranks with the commander in chief onvvvvv8o

. >> reporter: labor historian archie green talks about what it was like for workers when the first labor day was celebrated. he says labor didn't celebrate any particular union. >> and you raced down the waterfront and you stood in line like a dog, formed a circle outside of the pier. you stand in the circle and a hiring boss comes down and says, charlie, i'll take you. jim, come on in. okay i got enough men, the rest of you guys get the hell out of here. >> reporter: if you were picked you would work 16 hour days. if you were hurt, you would not dare let the boss know. >> you could take one stick and break it very easily. but when you take 16 sticks and attempt to break them it's almost difficult. >> reporter: the national game in killing two, wounding hundreds more. finally san franciscans were appalled and called a general strike most everyone stopped working. only then did the unions get their victory. but the spirit of union solidarity hasn't seemed as strong. no longer are unions tieing to win new benefits they're fighting to hang on to what they have. and still, it seems the union

on their dream vacation, archie and violet demello were going to get up close and pet two supposedly tame cheetahs at a game preserve in south africa. >> they were seemingly tame. >> reporter: but suddenly, they turned violent. bun cheetah lunged for a child. and violet was knocked down and bitten. >> just about 30 seconds, both of them had gone on to my wife. and we didn't expect anything to happen like this. and i don't think the guide even knew what to do. >> reporter: incredibly, archie kept taking pictures, not realizing what was happening. violet screamed and tried to play dead, as the brother cheetah bit and scratched her head, legs and stomach. the terror lasted more than three minutes before the guide was able to beat the cheetah back with a stick. >> she had a lot of cuts. >> reporter: violet's left eye was closed up and she lost a lot of blood. but in the end, no life-threatening wounds. violet has called this incident a nightmare. the park has closed the petting facility and is investigating the attack. the manager said, these cheetahs are not aggressive and probably want

they say i was a demonstration against the practices of cps and pate archi. >> the message is, -- people are no longer willing to participate in the status quo. we are going to continue throughout the summer fighting back. >> reporter: groups calling for today's day of action are saying there will be a mass rally from noon to 1 -- at 14th and bring back here live you can see that group is still down there at the intersection of broadway and 14th. anyone traveling down town oakland needs to know there will probably be a disruption to traffic throughout most of the day because the marchers do not necessarily seem to be organized. the occupy oakland website calls for those wishing to continue with the march to depart here from 14th and broadway and cause a general day of disruption. nick smith, abc7 news. >>> meantime, san francisco police are hoping to not see a repeat of last night when a premay day protest turned violent a small group went on a disruptive rampage in the mission district. amy hollyfield is live at the police stakes with the latest. >> reporter: -- police station with the

bunker primaries where they offended everybody from african hispanics everybody else. >> the archie bunker -- >> yeah. what they're trying to do is send the message that they are this kinder, gentler, more centrist republican party. they're not really going after african-american votes. they know they'll never get it. >> mitt romney does have, and has had a fair am of success so far this campaign season with one demographic specifically. financially struggling white voters. he polls very well with that group. he has a 26 -- i think i got the graphic here from the "washington post" poll. a 26-point lead according to this new poll in that group. to what do you think we can attribute that? is it his message or the man himself that appeals, that seems to appeal so well to that particular constituency? i don't think it has anything to do with mitt romney. i think one of the things republicans over the last 30 to 40 years have been able to do is to shift working class white voters out of democratic party camp. remember, the democrats are the party of labor. the republicans are the party o

they say i was a demonstration against the practices of cps and pate archi. >> the message is, -- people are no longer willing to participate in the status quo. we are going to continue throughout the summer fighting back. >> reporter: groups calling for today's day of action are saying there will be a mass rally from noon to 1 -- at 14th and bring back here live you can see that group is still down there at the intersection of broadway and 14th. anyone traveling down town oakland needs to know there will probably be a disruption to traffic throughout most of the day because the marchers do not necessarily seem to be organized. the occupy oakland website calls for those wishing to continue with the march to depart here from 14th and broadway and cause a general day of disruption. nick smith, abc7 news. >>> meantime, san francisco police are hoping to not see a repeat of last night when a premay day protest turned violent a small group went on a disruptive rampage in the mission district. amy hollyfield is live at the police stakes with the latest. >> reporter: -- police station with the

find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on archie. french ex-pats cast their ballots in the country's runoff presidential vote as france decides on sunday between nicolas sarkozy and his socialist rival francois hollande and of election which has sharply split the country. the man accused of masterminding the nine eleven terror attacks stays silent and then arraignment hearing at a guantanamo military court but some claiming its timing is politically motivated. and russia's republic of dagestan mourns the victims of a deadly twin bombing which killed thirteen people and injured more than one hundred in an attack suspected to have international terrorism links.

championships bodes very well for podium finishes at the london olympics because they about out of archie. i think.

[applause] archie protocol officer -- our chief protocol officer, thank you for being here as well.plause] someone i learned a lot from being city administrator, our previous city administrator. thank you for being here. i am so thrilled to share the stage with so many of our elected officials, our mta board, our supervisors, but certainly, foremost in my mind has been our wonderful senator dianne feinstein, who really have the compassion for this system. before i introduce her, i just wanted to just let you know again how valuable this system is to us and what it means to us today, but in recognition of that, before we do that, it still is -- i mean, we've got 63 bus routes that are managed by our mta. seven light rail lines. the historic f line streetcars, of course. 700,000 daily borders of our mta -- daily boarders of our mta. of course, senator, as you so well articulated just moments ago, no mayor can ever escape a comment on a daily basis about somebody's quality of ride in the city. because it is so much part of our daily lives, but it is also a reflection early generations

favorites with a new ish behind the bench and a solid rooster on the ice and snow to build up of archie. now let's catch up on the first round of the n.b.a. playoffs where the miami heat have a three nail sameas lead against the new york knicks. scoring thirty points in the latest clash with. eighty seven seventeen planning meeting just one more to win. to claim the series inside that message without us facing the mavericks ninety five seventy nine meanwhile russia's star on the ticker lanka could be making a move back to the n.b.a. to join up with the league's only russian i know this believe that to just go for it has a verbal agreement with me cal protocol brooklyn that i moved sign a great deal at the end of the season. they say you can't beat local knowledge and that definitely seems to be the case at the moment i go to wells fargo championship in north carolina webb simpson saying he lives just a stone's throw from the holocaust and knows the lie of the land this breaking right at the last minute for a birdie he carty to sixty five to share the first round lead with fellow america

among the favorites with a new ish behind the bench and a solid roof on the ice and steady but out of archie. let's catch up with the first round of the n.b.a. playoffs where the miami heat have a three nail series lead against new york knicks the bron james going thirty team for the latest clash with. eighty seven seventeen miami needing just one to claim the series. and the same for me that this after beating the mavericks ninety five seventy nine. russian stock on a carrier lanka could be making their way back to the n.b.a. to join up with been a russian it's believed the t. a skull forward has a green looking cow profitable for that and more sign bringing it to you at the end of the same. finally finally they say you can't be local knowledge and that definitely seems to be the case at the moment i go wells fargo championship in north carolina webb simpson lives just a stone's throw from the quiet hollow course a name change the lie of the land this part breaking right just at the last minute . carded a sixty five to share the friendly with fellow americans ryan moore and sink five shots

the favorites with a new ish behind the bench and a solid rooster on the ice can stay but out of archie. not his all your sports my pole scott will be here in just under two hours time with more but now here on twenty four are the weather. well to the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. they've escaped this inside he took the room. to. make. civilization notice their absence. but is there life outside symbolising possible. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. egypt's worst clashes in months leave at least twenty dead without his ations the complicity in the violence deepening concerns about the country's to put it yet a presidential election. american chinese relations attested as hillary clinton's high stakes visit to beijing is overshadowed by the controversy over a local this is the u.s. military buildup in the pacific. and russia warns it could make a preemptive strike

we have live music from chicago singer xoe and her new album archi memorial day days the unoffical startsummer and chicago beaches are open for business we are live that north avenue beach. >> all of these people are held at the beach today. the word is out the first official day of beached sea sand and clearly chicagoans are eager to move into the summer. she was among the first to grab a spot on the beach today. >> i wanted to watch it the sun rise this memorial day weekend. >> meanwhile these two are marking their wedding anniversary. we wanted to watch the sunrise over the lake and then sunset all in one day. >> the city's 24 public beaches are ready to serve. we want people to remember even though the area's top water is still chile is only around 62 degrees regardless lifeguards will now be on duty and it this year the swim flag warning system will be based off of real time bacteria levels. each season isbeach season is on! this is amazing is never a tough day at the office here. >> we have a lot of college kids home for the summer and they are heading towards the beach we are live

favorites with a new ish coach behind the bench and a solid rooster on the ice and snow but out of archie. they go on to football now and second bottom tom have been relegated off to seven years in russia's top flight following a one will defeat at killie a set off which sealed their fate with two games to go well and the babi yar netted the only goal off in just six minutes after rising at the far post. down though they did have their chances too weak wise and had a solid penalty appeal turned down for handball in the first half but somehow the referee missed it. and then in the second half tom pressed again but they couldn't find a goal and their fate was effectively sealed to be nice to have you sent off for a second offense ten minutes from time so tom's seven year spelling russia's top flight is over. two points above the relegation play offs. so this is now the bottom of the russian premier league looks in the relegation group of two games to go tama down along with sparta while the third and fourth bottom teams will enter the relegation play offs at the end of the season along with

archie moscow. and finally let's talk about chess as a vision of a time and then has defended his wall title here in the russian capital moscow is today called on the gallery provided home to this closely fought match which was a pitched battle of two always as indian grand last that long held off israeli challenger bodies confound they tie break all the players were tied at six points apiece off the winning a game each and during the other ten so it went to a decider with and winning one of the four extra games a fast chess and it was enough to help the forty two year old retain his title of undisputed world champion accolade he's been holding since two thousand and seven and he put his triumphs and to mental strength i would say simply that my nerves held out better and i mean even these four games it was so much back and forth going on. but i simply hung on for dear life. i want to play more than that. and that's often as opposed to us please join me for updating to as time by foot. innit. more n

favorites with a new ish coach behind the bench and a solid rooster on the ice can tell you about out of archie. not his all your sports my pole scott will be here in just under two hours time with more but now here on twenty four hour days the weather. well the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. leaves keep this inside t. to carry the room. then. make. civilization notice their absence. but is there life outside civilization possible. wealthy british style. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds or reply.

but if you just joined this is archy's coverage of the sixty seventh anniversary of the end of the second world war europe or as it's called heroes of the great patriotic war. will see the review of numerous troops here. because of the military. not only. being inspected by the president of the russian federation but members of the military elite and of course audiences all over russia in the world. you know and i look at these veterans like you know after everything that has happened in this country from one nine hundred forty five to the present we've seen the country that they fought for collapsed we saw the other new country russia go through we're going to racially go through so much pain in the one nine hundred ninety s. and then consolidation of the two thousand and seven so you know for someone that witnessed the second world war and see all of those changes in addition it's an amazing life to live. again the moment to have. all of them or both of them know lab so it was said you're absolutely right i mean it's it's definitely a mixed bag i mean there's. change is painful for some

among the favorites with a new behind the bench and a solid rooster on the ice and steady but out of archie. now let's catch up with the first round of the n.b.a. playoffs by the miami heat have a three nil series lead against new york knicks bron james form thirty two and the latest clash which saw the haven i eighty seven seventy went to miami needing just one more win to claim the series inside like the home of that in their series with dallas after beating the mavericks ninety five seventy nine and the mavericks admit they were standing. tonight just picked a bad time to really put a stinker out there i mean nobody really had a good game for us. you know talk to us on the other and everybody made shots and just we picked a tough time to really got target nothing going on the off and. well those teams then next play each other on saturday meanwhile the new york knicks are almost certain to be that star point guard jeremy lin for sunday's clash with miami he had surgery on the beginning of april and even though he's returned to practice he's still in a bit of pain and not one hundred perc

determined to do anything it takes to stand by their property till the bitter end much of the question archie reporting from california. get the latest from the world of business in session ask you there and the day as good morning to natasha so morning was driving the markets today. while it all pretty much shrivels around europe this thursday morning as wall street drop to a lower overnight mainly on concerns about health the european economy and asia seeing pretty choppy trade mainly for the same reason let's see those asian figures there and tokyo opened sharply lower briefly dropping below the psychologically important level of nine thousand points it's bounced back somewhat but it is you can see it still in the red mainly as a tech stocks are under pressure as a u.s. giant cisco reports and i'm certain outlook and a stronger in yen means that x. quarter's are under pressure and in hong kong the stocks turned sharply only lower on the disappointing chinese trade data it showed that the country's exports grew a less than five percent in the month of april compared to the same period a las