with regards to some of the other weapons, much of the came from arsenals in central america, some left over from the conflict in the 1980's. our government is trying to get a better understanding on where the weaponry is coming from. many rustled levels are found at crime scenes and it is something that the government is trying to address. host: the mexican government has pleaded to reinstate the ban on assault weapons and to stop the sale to mexicans.

not more success but arsenal is one is eight hundred metres might be a seven about living out the most status as bravery by winning a title one minute to a point twenty two seconds thanks once again we are told that he needs second gold of the yeah up the winning in the same discipline add the world indoor championships in doha. result of the continued no breaking success in the middle distances winning the women's three thousand meter steeplechase well champion martyrdom in this was unable to overpower the russian towards the end meaning spain's first medal of the position is a silver one worth about a lovable one a tide battle for the bruins to join compadre of the to give up on the podium. if i may not be untrue or that some drama for me in the women's four hundred meter hurdles one building record setting fashion the venture not covering the distance at a time all fifty two point ninety two seconds bulgarian viney at stamboul about picked up so well while britain's very shades draping set a personal best to grab a bronze medal. outside stateside now where some of the world's bast d

that israel can't allow iran to have nuclear weapons is because if iran developed its own nuclear arsenal it would totally change the balance of power in the middle east at the moment israel has it's the regional bully it has the nuclear weapons it can pull them out as it has done several times in the past most notably during the night in seventy. three war where it threatened the u.s. that it might use those weapons if it wasn't riyadh and that's why the americans had to come in and intervene it has that kind of ability to pressure america and terrorize the rest of the neighborhood if you like because they have nuclear weapons now if iran had nuclear weapons there would be a balance of power there be this mutually assured destruction principle which we may not may not be ideal principle but at least it's something in terms of. counteracting the benefits that israel has as the only nuclear power what is the solution we disappoint to a one state solution i'm support anything that brought peace and gave palestinians and israeli jews the right to live happy contented lives. the question is h

as barcelona coach that gordie all that was pessimistic about lands in recent world cup winner and arsenal caps incest fabregas guardiola spoke at his first media call friend since signing a one year extension with the spanish champions last week and also explained why he didn't want to tie him self to the council on site for any longer. but i don't we don't i work much better under short term contract i need to know that things work front and we understand each other i'm talking about the place which are the ones i work with i need to know we have a good relationship and that we all want them to get even better and if everything goes fine and i feel strong enough to know steve for another year. and i saw q. rushes to call him becoming home anytime soon after the double world champion resigned with n.h.l. club the new jersey devils had been pondering his future up for over a month but decided to stay put despite speculation he could join to join scott st petersburg in the kontinental hockey league he will be officially revealed as a new jersey player at choose the news conference the last

in our mind he was planning something because he did have a bulletproof vest as well, a a serious arsenal of weapons and lots of ammo, so those men and women engaged in that gun battle truly saved someone's life that day. >> this was a disaster because they had to shut down 580 for most of the day. >> yeah, it was a huge in convenience for motorists and we understand that. however we have to document and be thorough in our investigation due to the circumstances. there was numerous rounds fired and all those shell casings and evidence has to be collected because at some point this case will go to court. >> thank you for joining us live, trent cross with the chp. williams will face attempted murder charges for trying to kill chp officers and oakland police. he already has two strikes on his record so this could possibly be a third. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 6:04. this morning the city of vallejo is reorganizing its entire fire department, shutting down two fire stations and re-opening one that had previously been closed. this is being done to help that crash strapped city save

. >> seguimos en mÉxico,1 arsenal de armas largas y explosivos fue decomisado en chihuahua tras el mÁsel operativo serra avisÓ en madera donde se incautaron armas de alto calibre, mÁs de 2500 municiones, vehÍculos, radios, telÉfonos satelitales y libras de explosivos. >> enseguida les contamos lo que valora la justicia colombiana en la sospecha de chÁvez. la decisiÓn que afecta el destino inmediato de honduras. y le hablaremos de las lÁgrimas furtivas captadas en >> el presidente hugo chÁvez habla de otro presunto intento de asesinarlo. desde bogotÁ, tenemos toda la informaciÓn. >> imagÍnese una guerra entre colombia y venezuela... >> un nuevo e e inesperado giro dio esta relaciÓn. >> no hay condiciones en colombia para que ellos en un plazo previsible puedan tomar el poder. horas mÁs tarde el jefe de estado venezolano afirmÓ que desde colombia y estados unidos estarÍa planeando su magnicidio. >> si yo tuviera que morir y regar mi sangre esta tierra estoy listo y lo digo aquÍ. >> la fiscalÍa colombiana de la posibilidad de demandar internacionalmente el gobierno de venezuela se sÉ comp

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budget cuts will make san jose surrender part of their crime fighting arsenal. they will eliminate their s.w.a.t. team and along with their canine unit. officers point out that police dogs play a vital role but they come with a high price tag. >> we get a lot more complaints and peaceful complaints with the dogs as opposed to without the dogs. people don't want to fight the dog at all. >> they are an expensive unit, there is monthly training when officers aren't on the street because they have to train with the dogs. >> it comes after vallejo has closed fire stations and slashed 63 positions from the police department to deal with the city's financial crisis. >> oakland school district has rescued seven childhood development centers from closing. they have lost funding because of a state budget crisis. they were expected to closed to but the school board decided to use $400,000 in stimulus funds to safe the program. >>> in another move the school board voted to put in $195 parcel tax on the november ballot. money from that will give teachers a pay raise. >> demo

police say the dogs are an important weapon in they're arsenal. this handler with is with the contra costa sheriff's office. >> from finding suspects to missing american -- persons and locating evidence, you know, they're a deterrent for suspects. >> in dangerous situations the canines take plates of three, or four cops. >> we get more peaceful comply yens with dog as opposed to without the dog. people just don't want to fight dog. >> the dogs are costly to maintain. >> they're expensive unit. there are monthly training and officers aren't on the streets. they have to train with officers. or with the dogs. >> the 17 member s.w.a.t. team will be eliminated at the end of the week. >> i don't know where the bottom is at this point. we're just trying to do things day by day. >> and value loio police will talk to the sheriff to see if they can provide s.w.a.t. team back ups, which i am told they will normally do. they're hoping that the sheriff's office will provide canine back up. a spokesman for the office told me today that their budget has been cut

tool kit, and that tool -- if you use a weapons analogy, that is the nuclear weapon left in their arsenal. you would see people become very concerned that the fed was monetizing the debt. >> reporter: a monetizing debt tool means printing money to curb spending. scott gurvey, "nightly business report," new york. >> suzanne: it will take intel a few more weeks to work out a settlement with the antitrust. first announced last month. but both sides have until tomorrow to reach a deal. intel has been under fire for rival chip-makers for years for its aggressive pricing and sales tactics. intel makes 80% of the c.p. u.s, the brains of the personal computers. >> tom: here is what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll take a look at the june existing home sales. and a busy day, including 3m, at&t, catepillar, microsoft, and u.p.s., to name a few. and will this charging station be a way to fill up in the future? it is one way the government is urging consumers to buy electric cars. we'll explain. >> suzanne: conrad black is now a free man. he walked out of a florida prison, released a day after the

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. >>> he held off police with a substantial arsenal and they weren't even his intended targets, tonight the chp shows the damage done while officers kept a would-be murderer occupied. >>> transit riders could expect more of the same tomorrow. why they shouldn't expect drivers to be back to work. >> less a punishment. more so a promise. tonight's victory for open carry add some democrats. >> and forget financial. the new concern about smart meters is physical. the worries that pushed one county to action. . >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bass steed. >> a he wanted to start revolution, that's what they are saying about the person who faces the attempted murder in connection with that shootout. joe vazquez is at one of the places the parolee planned to go. >> reporter: his plan was to come here to the american civil liberties union office and another non-profit and murder high ranking members of those organizations and that plan was supposed to take place yesterday. instead, officers say, he got in a gun battle with the chp one day earlier. [ so

us less safe you know there's no reason that the united states and russia need these huge nuclear arsenals we have thousands of nuclear weapons because the russians do and the russians have thousands of nuclear weapons because we do and all we need to do is to work our walk our selves back from this legacy of the cold war and the only reason we have these is that there are left over there quite literally left over from the cold war there's a very small group that are opposing the treaty i think that there are basically three reasons one is there are some from the bush administration particularly that just oppose arms control in principle they say it isn't necessary and it causes more problems than it solves and i disagree with them but they have you know they're not you know they have some argument there by think it's wrong but they have some logic there there are also those i think that for you know political reasons and i think this is most of it they want to deny the president political victory he looks good and looks like a peacemaker he has this treaty he won the nobel peace prize the

senses suggested to use it too long today it's as if people were suggesting to treat syphilis with arsenic as was done in the beginning of century this is finished we now have cocktails we have groups of friends with which are virtual or it exists we cannot discuss today's situation on the basis of antique type of data which are no longer valid in any way ok steve if i go to you i mean maybe just more of your opinion the people that you do with the industry the that would prefer. had to say about his paper being censored taken down and all of that and then the problems we had it at berkeley having to be reviewed and all but i mean that sounds pretty severe i mean if you don't really like what the professor asked if they want to just ignore him but he seems to be constantly attacked and i'm not defending his position but maybe just he's right to be able to say what he wants that's why he's on the program. you know i think that anyone should be able to say what they want you know this is the united states and that's one of the greatest parts about this country and the problem is as i think t

. >> cuando se mostrÓ a la prensa este arsenal, todos quedaron boquiabiertos, y es que mÁs allÁ de lasas cachas muy adornadas con piedras que presumimos, son piedras preciosas. >> asÍ es, las decenas de armas largas y cortas tienen incrustadas casi en su totalidad, valiosas alajas. desde las cachas y cargadores hasta silenciadores como este. >> es un trofeo, algunos regalos que les hacen a sus jefes de las organizaciones criminales. >> el impresionante hallazgo tuvo lugar en esta residencia en guadalajara, tras una denuncia anÓnima. descubrieron detrÁs de los mosaicos de la alacena esta bÓveda, que resguardaba la extraordinaria artillerÍa. >> los datos nos arrojan que es del cartel de los valencia. >> el general indica que la residencia y todas las joyas que incluyen relojes, cadenas y anillos, presuntamente pertenecen a orlando, alias "el lobo ". >> al llegar a este sitio fuimos recibidos con disparos de arma de fuego, se procediÓ a intervenir la casa, repeliendo esta agresiÓn y se logró asegurar a 14 individuos. inicialmente 10, en un rastreo que se hizo en la zona se localizaron 4 m

nuclear arsenal into the future.t now is she needs some assurances about what will happen in the years ahead beyond the next fiscal year budget five continues from now to make sure congress appropriates and authorizes the resources that the obama administration pledged to put forward $80 billion. that is and ask that is next to impossible fo any administration to deliver on. so i think that the senator kyl and the republicans concerned about this issue have to be realistic about what the administration can deliver on and whether or not theyare holding this treaty up for consideration on the basis of substance or whether there are otr reasons they are holding this up. the administration has put forward a very robust modernization budget has more to allied. it's high year in the dollar amount than the bush administration before word. it's more than enough and the directors, the experts looking at this to maintain the stockpile and to the indefinite future and so i think it's possible on substantive ground to ove forwar

hearing about between the two of them, i'm sure her lawyers are saying all right, you have a whole arsenalo. one is, obviously, they are trying to negotiate some sort of a settlement in terms of, as we said, the custody and financial situation. i'm sure her lawyers are saying look, we have to cover the bases. one of them is you are saying he did this to you. we should have one of those lawsuits ready to go, too, in case this doesn't get worked out. >> more of standard legal praying procedure. >> again, you are looking at all the possibilities and her lawyer say thing is one of them. >> let's take a closer look at the text messages released between the two. this is one from mel gibson which -- i spent two hours with a therapist today and regained perspective. i'm telling you now, i would like to come by to make amends. goes on to say i wasn't safe for you last night. add this to everything else we have seen, what does this do to a potential case? >> the prosecutor is trying to put together a puzzle, taking different pieces and hoping that the picture ultimately -- if they have enough eviden

. >> budget cuts will force vallejo police surgeon two important parts of the crime fighting arsenal.hey will eliminate their s.w.a.t. team and canine unit. police dogs play a vital role in death toll situations but it comes with a high price tag. >> we get a lot more complaints but peaceful complaints with dog. people don't want to fight the dog at all. >> they are expensive, monthly training where officers aren't on the street because they have to train with the option. >>> these cuts come after vallejo has closed fire stations and slashed 63 positions from the police department to deal with the financial crisis. >>> a.c. transit and union will face off in court today over a labor despite that could delay commuters again today. a higher than usual percentage of drivers have been calling out sick for two weeks now after the transit agency imposed a new contract. it's forced a.c. transit to reduce service leaving riders stranded. they are trying to close the budget deficit. >>> within the last 30 minutes, alameda county firefighters announced that a local strike team is now help battl

everybody in the world knows israel possesses the world's largest arsenal in the whole world. what is your position on when israel uses the same weapons you have described to kill civilians in palestine? thank you. >> just a quick answer, i will not be the first u.s. official to discuss israeli nuclear capacity. [laughter] on the second point, i would say that when we sell weapons to any country we require any assurances that they will be used properly. we take seriously any suggestion they have not been used properly. i will just leave it at that. we require commitments to not miss use them with all our partners. >> i am with the group code pink that has been trying to push for a real peace process. it pains me to hear you sound more like an agent of the israeli government then a u.s. rep. you see the special relationship in dangerous us and makes us more hated are around the world. -- it endangers us. i will if you would be willing to go to gaza and see the results of the israeli invasion, talk to people in gaza, at talk to the elected government, which is hamas. i also wond

court today were a far cry from the way he looked on sunday, clad in body armor and packing ining an arsenal of gun ammunition and police say he was headed to the tides organization here to presidio and the american civil liberties union in downtown san francisco, and they said he had homicidal intention. now, this is 45-year-old byron williams' latest mug shot. police say he's already a two-strik two-striker, and after this latest incident could spend rest of his life in jail. williams of groveland was pulled over early sunday morning by the chp for weaving in and out of traffic. police say he exchanged 150 rounds of gunfire with officers before surrendering. now they say they know what he was planning. oakland police say he was headed to the tides organization, a non-profit group here at the presidio as well as the aclu in downtown san francisco to open fire on the people inside. >> we have learned through the course of our investigation and evidence collected at scene and his statements that on saturday night he was going to san francisco to an organization called tides and the aclu for t