at ast, where did you come from? where are you going? where do you live? there were some that were just coming by. >> finally, it was time to leave. on the night of march 9, 1963, they escape from east berlin. 13 people crawl through this tunnel, which the east german secret police later photographed. while digging, an archeologist has found additional artifacts of the escape. >> you see here two bulbs from a string of christmas tree lights that family and friends used to eliminate the tunnel. not just for lighting, but also a signal. as soon as the authorities came into the house, it was turned off, which told the tunnel diggers to stop work immediately. >> the tunnel was one of 39 escape tunnels dug in and around berlin. the last one was dug in 1973. >> authority started to use microphones to localize digging sounds. they also extended the no-man's land is zoned so it was the law possible. it was just a greater distance. >> once a week, and he shows a visitor is the tunnel and sometimes his mother tells us about the escape and her son. he was asking, how

the program's asts will be gone in 30 years. it is funded at 71%. that's below the 80% standard considered necessary. >> stayed the same over the last decade and the state's contribution for the plan itself has dropped from 40% to 2%. -- 4% to 2%. >>> astronauts meets the crowds here amid serious questions about america's future in space. >>> more live pictures from news chopper 2. the powell station has been reopened but there are still develops on going. live coverage coming up momentarily. and we will talk about an increased fire danger in your neighborhood. how hot it will get. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> more on the breaking news in san francisco. live pictures here with our camera showing you the protesters marching here the hyatt. mere the embarcadero. authorities are keeping the protesters away from the market place in the ferry building. we have camera crews following the marchers. pol

rain moved into the areas of the ast. but in the west, it's been more of the same. this was a good example, this is map i don't show that often. in the blue is what your average high should have been yesterday, and in the white is what your high actually was. the case in point is that coastal areas have been cooler than normal this summer. we're 82 is the average high in portland, but we were only 76 yesterday, about five degrees below average. san francisco was about nine degrees below average. l.a. was below average, too. interior west was close to average temperatures. so that's kind of been the story. the interior west has been warm, summer-like, but the coast hasn't gotten into a summer pattern. we're in the 50s right now in seattle and san francisco, there's no bad weather out there. but the coastal clouds really keep the temperatures at bay. even some drizzle can be likely at times out there this morning if you're right along the shore. so medford is nice you're little interior, along with boise and vegas, abo but along the coasta areashe monsoonal flow has w

the trading floor is orang ast always does. there is fear in the market and this is driven by multiple points which ldso a sense that there is a lack of calm in global markets. >>the dow jones was no exception to the bearh mood on wednesday. it also fell sharply. >> nothing to cheer about on weesy. a u.s. bank shares led the charge. i asked if this is what we can expect. >> the market at this point is extremely nervo aalofhe rumors might go on with france and this did put pressure on financial stocks. look at the banking industry. monday, we had bank of america losing almost 20%. we had bank of america gaining almost 20%. baamic lost about 10%. depending on how the news is, maybe that is what we haveo live with. >> let's go to frankfurt where the new round of market free fall highlights how the sentiment is right now. >> traders prepared for a very strong rebound. the recovery of german shares did not last until midday ading and the opening bell on wall street because the markets in new york went down sharply driven by concerns

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otos of the aste >>> all right, check out some of these pictures that are out of this world.is showing off its photos of the asteroid vesta. the spacecraft dawn snapped pictures of the brightest asteroid in our solar system from 195 miles away. the closest photograph we have been able to get. >> i wanted to be an astronomer when i was younger. >> what happened, elizabeth? >> it moved downhill. >> maybe you need to be inspired. this could be it. >> today could be be inspirational. the sun will be coming out. >> it will be coming out later. lots of clouds this morning. sun in the inland spots. but not too warm. i know the ladies like it a little toastier, but we're keeping it on the cool side. we're starting to clear out in the shot of the city. still seeing some clouds along the coastline but we're seeing some sunshine in farther inland locations. check out the shot from mount vaca. there is the blue. that is a little hopeful for those who like the warmer and clearer weather. tonight, conditions will become mostly cloudy. we are going to see low clouds and patchy fog and see s

as we said, one of the scariest things about this hurricane is that ast zit's zeroing in on so large cities. look at the map. the entire i-95 corridor, tens of millions of people are in irene's path. are the big cities ready for this challenge? dan harris has been looking at that from here in new york. >> reporter: some of the largest metro areas in america in the cross-hairs tonight. philadelphia, population nearly 6 million, boston, more than 4.5 million and the biggest of them all, new york city, with 19 million people. >> i'm always worried about storms. this i-95 corridor is going to go through one of the most pop lated areas on the east coast. i'm concerned. >> reporter: tonight, many of the forecast models show the center of the storm marching straight through new york city. there are dozens of these models and they do change quite a bit. one this morning had the center of the storm coming up fifth avenue, past the iconic lions of the public library. and then, right up the west side of central park. so, is a city like this, which has only seen five hurricanes since 1851, truly

speaker i will tell youll ast i strongly support you this measure as everyone has said it is far from perfect. but i strongly support it, and urge my colleagues, democrats and republicans alike, to join together and support and with that i reserve the balance of my time. >> the gentlelady from new york. >> thank you mr. speaker. after a month-long standoff over raising the debt ceiling congress is forced to take action onte a bill and by all accounts it is deeply flawed. i think everybody today has agreed with that. why are we doing a broad bill? because we waited until the last minute. instead of reducing the nation's debt by closing tax loopholes for oil companies and private bs debt owners instead it creates r super committee that will decide how toco take over a trillion dollars in cuts. and the super committee will serve congress leading 525 members of congress sitting onw thea sidelines while a group oe 12 shapes the country for decades to come. painted it should be a no-brainer. the debt ceiling was ann to antiquated solution to problem we no longer face and should be eliminate

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what 60% is coming in, and they're asking for a readjustment, look at our budgets, and perhaps stop asting away this tax revenue, this president sits on class warfare. >> no, it isn't. >> yes, it is. he talks about the poor, the sick and the elderly. >> please, just a moment. you got to realize that right now the tax rate in this country is right now at a 60-year low. a 60-year low. >> sean: juan, you don't live in new york. >> if you're talk being spending, government spending hasn't been this low since eisenhower. 1% of america, the fabulous rich, owns about 50% of the country. why you say they shouldn't pay their fair shire owe. >fair share. >> poor people are not poor because rich people are rich. if we're going to have discussions about how we gain revenue in our national coffers, how we spend that money, then we should have honest discussion. that's not what this president is doing. what this president does -- >> i think he is. this is a fundraiser for campaign purposes, and these people aren't being forced to attend. they are delighted to be with the president on his 50th birthday.

>> ast a tragic loss not only to the entire team, to the entire force, the family and country as well. these young men are national treasures. they're not found on every street corner. it's a tragic loss. >> the defense secretary is in tampa, florida, today, he's presiding over a change of command for operations command, he said this is a tragic reminder to the nation that we are a nation at war. how instrumental our teams like navy s.e.a.l. team six to the ultimate success of any mission? >> i think that our entire military is enormously important to the success of it. we forget sometimes that the s.e.a.l.s are supported by a whole range of other assets as is delta and the other special forces and the task force 160 and the rangers. it goes on and on and on. i think everybody has their piece of success and failure. it's a brotherhood. when one of your brothers dies, it's tragic. >> is chinook helicopter was on its way to re-enforce a way of army rangers who were underfire. the military says that they were after a high value taliban leader. is that a a normal role for navy s.e.a.l.s t

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yesterday, our first obligation is to protect the most vulnerable new yorkers in zone a and low-lying cos astas and i want to bring you up to date for what we did. hospitals and homes for the aged and others who are in nursing homes and others were yesterday directed to leave, and by 8:00 last night the or 8:00 today, these are now has been done, and everybody has been moved. there were no exceptions made by tom farley, and in all fairness nobody even asked for exceptions. in the rest of the

troops there opened fire on demonstrators, klilengt a ast 13 of them, on this first friday of the holy month of ramadan. we have a report narrated by jonathan miller of "independent television news." >> reporter: even a house of god on a friday isn't safe on this a day of protest dubbed by demonstrators as the day god is with us. syrian soldiers fired into this mosque in homs, hitting one worshipper and causing panic. in damascus, they surround another mosque. there was live firing and teargas on the streets of the capital this afternoon. ordinary syrian people prepared to die to see the back of basher al assad, the dictator prepared to kill to stay in power. this is the city of hama this morning, day six of the siege. 250 dead since sunday, one resident claimed today. "we're being slaughtered like sheep," he said. basher al-assad's father killed 20,000 people here 30 years ago. disbelief as history repeats itself. these pictures from a swiss the protests are huge and countrywide. from the capital to the hearthstone of rebellion in the south to homs, al rastan, through hama to latakia

not only is this patriarch dealing with with amazing ast and gritty and morales it has that cortinesa brazil formula one documentary-- >> and perhaps too much racing footage and not enough real storytelling. only 2.5 hats out of my reading. >> henry's garden let us talk about this apple tree. the problem is that you did not see the problem and these apples are developing on the our part of the branches and what is happening is that this particular branch is one to break. >> a perfect example it is going to break. the bulletin of want to prune their trees >> i was across the hall, and noticed that there were even apples can get sunburned. these are really still edible but you want to prune. to shade the fruit. the other problem is that these branches are essentially to getting destroyed. if it is not good for the tree. and to put this in the proper spot, to have a better shape tree. >> you can certainly prop it up but sometimes the that is not always answer the... problem because with the wind and the other thing and, is to keep this area clean. you want to make sure that you get thos

it could impact t 65 milon it's alread in v asts cut their trips short.ency officials in ocraco island and other coastal areas are urging residents and tourists to evacuate before the storm. fema is warning of widespread flooding and new england. >>> millions of people along the east coast are watching ir path very closely. >> let's turn to meteorologist forecast area.the accuweather >> massive irene, battering the bahamas. you can see these tiny dots on the map. this storm dwarfing them. dwarfing them. bigger than the entire state of florida. expect this storm to make a turn to the north and ntheast, battering the outer banks of north carolina, as a category 3, passing over or just east of cape hatteras. that means winds easily up to 100 miles per hour. friday and saturday, in the outer banks of north carolina, the wind spreading out across the coast of florida, as well. and later into tup inoea the coast oglano c- we head through the weekend. rob and tanya, back to you. >> puerto rico already declared a disaster area this morning. >> one woman dying the

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the ast, "did you educate your -- mrs.rch her before your marriage if she had the potential for this? how did it come about?" and my father said, "it may have been the other way. at many points, she educated me. when i met her, she was very concerned with the same issues as i was. i never will forget the first time that we met. we discussed, whole question of ratio at and economic injustice and the question of peace. in her college days, she had been actively engaged in movements dealing with these problems. so i must admit, i wish i could say to satisfy my masculine ego that i led her down this path. but i must say, we went down this path to gather. she was actively involved and concerned when we met and she is now." correct of scott king was already part of the peace movement when she met. in fact, she had spoken against the war in vietnam before our father took his public's stand against the war in vietnam. she was perhaps one of the very few people who stood with him during that very difficult time, when people misunde