avis budget group says it will take over avis europe in a $1 billion deal, raising suspicions avis budget is backing away from its bidding war with hertz for rival dollar thrifty. >>> in a rare offering of political advice, tuesday fed chief ben bernanke warned congress to raise the u.s. debt ceiling, saying not to do so would increase the possibility of economic instability and risk a potentially disastrous loss of confidence in america's creditworthiness. >>> nokia said tuesday apple has agreed to pay royalties for using nokia technology, ending their ongoing patent disputes. >>> finally, you knew it was only a matter of time, right? a connecticut company is now offering an anthony weiner action figure. actually, two versions. one censored and another uncensored. not for kids there, folks. >>> the cubs walk-off winners. the blue jays rely on the long ball, and a minor league manager climbs the walls, literally. plus, great pitching performances usually include great plays like this one by austin jackson in the field. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather

it is the family avi sauds who made this country and -- the family of the sauds who made this country and they rely on that. >> the president still has not resigned. he has still not been kicked out. it is almost a situation of being in limbo, isn't it? >> absolutely, yes. it is his deputy who is s ally holding power, but only in theory. yemen is a very difficult untry,ore less on the brink of collapse in the past years. the government does not control much beyond the capital city. of any future government faces the same problem the last one did. the state is virtually bankrupt. there are rebel movements to the north and independence movements to the south. this country is running the risk of becoming a second somalia. it is very unfortunate because it is really beautiful country. >> what do you think the tribes are doing right now in yemen? do you see any kind of organization tinplace? >> no, no organization of the time. ii have a feeling the tribes are trying to seize power for themselves over the peaceful opposition movement recently. >> thank you very much. that wraps up our in-de

if -- >> hi, my name is avi, and i got a notice, but i did not hear my address just now. does that mean that i do not need to be approved -- need to be approved -- need to be here? president chiu: we will have him come back. >> i received a paper tape to the wall, which says that there are block numbers and an amount due. there was no such anything attached to this, so i do not know what it was about. i called kanekoa -- kenny bruce and left messages, but he never called back. there is no blight on my property. me and my roommates worked on it, and we think that this is a nice addition. if they think there is a blight on my property, i would like to speak with them. i do not appreciate not having my calls returned. thank you. president chiu: thank you. any other members of the public who would wish to speak, please step up. >> good afternoon, members of the board. i am speaking to the building located on -- street. i have a picture right here. this building was purchased by myself in 2007, and it took almost 1.5 years -- the city allowed me to change views on this buildin

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2000 through 2005 if i was one of five historians who worked for the national park service developing avi new site in tuskegee alabama where they learn to fly. the national park service dedicated a significant amount of money to interviewing the surviving kour men so we could wor the oral history into museum programs, find information and that the architects needed as they have structures at the national historic site and it would create a repository of history for the point* in the future where there would not the tuskegeewh airmen left to tell americans what thet experience was about. we recorded over 800 oral history interviews that formed the core of the book is a narrativee history and with the book just try to explain who and what we are responsible for and the remarkable changes that african americans a particular and american society as a whole winter during the world war 2.using the airmen as a case example. trying towo explain who was responsible for the change what it was like to ride the change i hope i have been able to accomplish that in the book. i'd like to begin by giving

women sat up in peaceful protest of the advisers' recommendation to revoke the approval of avis stin f avastin. >> the researchers found dangerous side effects including deaths outweighed overall the benefits. >> lack of evidence is lack of evidence. there's no survival advantage with avastin. >> the fda panel's vote on avastin will not be final until the agency's commissioner makes an official ruling expected within the next month. if it's not approved for breast cancer, it will likely not be covered by insurance, and can cost patients an estimated $90,000 a year. >>> riots broke out in the streets of athens, greece, today. some 100 people were injured including 38 police officers after parliament passed a proposed bill of $40 billion in tax hikes and budget cuts. according to a recent poll, 80% of the greek people oppose the plan. the greek deficit is more than currently more than $408 billion american dollars. >>> a surprising admission from charlie sheen today, what he says he took while filming one of his most well-known movies. >>> and it's found in just about every household,

. >> who is qaz avi. >> qaddafi. >> they just don't have the exposure that a lot of kids get. they don't read the way other kids, they aren't read to at home. >> i would also like you to look at where in the world refugees exist currently. >> they grow up with such a limited worldview it's really important to expose them to what's happening in the rest of the world. >> where else? >> her students live in a poor community. burdened by all the social problems of the inner city. >> part of growing up on the streets and neighborhoods that they grow up in is that they have a really hard, kind of like shell to crack. so they believe that they need to be incredibly tough. and what often happens is that they become desensitized it to everything. they don't understand that it's important to care about people. it's even important to care about people that you don't know. >> reporter: to help them care, she began the class with some basics. students looked at maps of the middle east and went on-line to do research. >> 8,400,000 refugees worldwide-- . >> reporter: by week two they were pr

you can argue whether that matters, hurts, made whole, you know, avis had a ad campaign that we're number two. i'm not sure politicians like saying they are number two or the trend line is something to be proud or of happy to hear, but it tells you that with projections that chinese economy would surpass us in 2030 or 2024, that date gets closer and closer proving the point made with some regularity when you go over the precipice, it's faster and steeper than what you think it's going to be. this is an economic moment filled with risk, and if something doesn't change fundamentally, then we are going to be in some sort of crisis. now, against this backdrop, we have a political system that has been i would say taken over by the no-nothing party which is how i refer to the tea party. we don't know what we can believe anymore. there's really almost nothing to believe in, and the tea party slogan, you know, get government out of our health care chanted by people receiving medicare summed up the contradiction with the lack of intellectual conversation. it's a powerful move. -- movement. the ide

avis and budget wanted to it apply to all vehicle fleets. >> it would not impose this requirement on taxi cabs or on limb scenes or airport shuttles. those are the competitors of the rental car industry. >> and they promised to work to address concerns. consumer activists argue it's plain common sense. >> and there is a safety recall before they've been fixed and that cuts putts lives at stake. they're playing rental car roulette. >> we want to make sure any family that rents a car any individual has a warrant from that company. >> they seize every vote the bill gets as a tribute to their daughter autos they were forces to be reckoned with giving me a lot of strength whispering in my ear go for it mom. they were warriors. i guess i have to be now. >> and this bill will be moving on and we'll see if the rent a car companies plan to fight it unusual weather. dark and rainy all day long. >> it came down. >> not only did it just come down and it's still raining and tapering off now. there is a live view from our camera. and this is just south ward we have light and in cases light to mode

. >> is that the decision that qaz avi made. >> the decision was that he was not better off. >> did he make that decision because he feared the invasion of what happened in iraq for some otr reason. >> because of the sanctions. >> the sanctions more than what is looking at what happened in iraq in terms of his incentive. >> obviously this is the judgement call. i do think that the sanctions had an enormous impact, they were long indications from the libyans during the period of the sanctions that they saw their economic future severely hampered by the fact that they couldn't attract investment. they couldn't deal with the international community. ultimately it's hard to unpack all these things but i do think that the economic pressure was the important factor. >> did he say it one way or the other. >> i don't think we had a lot of conversations. >> but some people have. >> the reason i said that is don rumsfeld was on the program and was making that point very clearly that qaddafi didn't-- gave up his nuclear program because of the vasion of iraq. >> secretary rumsfeld probably had a p