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autopsies are planned today for two nevada teenagers that died while sue baa diving in -- scuba diving in monterey bay. after a 45 minute search the boys were found and later died at the hospital. their names have not been released. >>> boat owners in the santa cruz harbor are still cleaning up the damage unleashed by a tsunami. we talked to one boat owner who tells us he's on a waiting list to get his boat hauled out and checked. he's concerned about the damage he can't see underneath the boat. >> i was here during the day of the surges and watched all kinds of stuff hit the boat. but concerned about the propeller, the rutter. >> estimated damage to the entire harbor stands at $28.5 million. four people's who's boats sank will be returning today. santa cruz red cross says it will provide support for the boat owners that have been out of the area for the past month. it has provided housing and counseling assistance to 32 other boat owners in santa cruz. >>> this morning the state public utilities commission is scheduled to vote on fining pg&e. the fining is for failing to turn over cri

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police cornered a man that crashed a stolen car baa their radios were cutting in and out. frustrated officers were forced to use their cell phones. that lead to confusion just as officers were moving in. >> we were able to transmit intermittently. >> officers finally gave up on the search after two hours. the suspect is still on the run this morning. now police later discovered one of the radios was stuck on open which garbled transmission. it was the latest fluke in a frustrating system. >>> a suspected sniper is in the los angeles county jail this morning after a frightening incident involving a police helicopter. this is the scene near the airport yesterday. police scrambled to stop a sniper that fired at a helicopter. bullets hit the fuel tank and forced the chopper to make an emergency landing. fortunately no one was hurt. a family member stopped the 18- year-old suspect. police are not sure what lead up to that attack. >>> a search resumes today far an 11 boy that believes to be dead. he's from energize. he disappeared friday after going hiking with his family. the s

a 9-year-old, had his mother not gotten him up to put baa jamas on him. night, a man was shot. we are working on getting an update on his status. again, the stray bullet flew into an apartment with a 9-year-old inside. the mom didn't want to come on camera but said the bullets came close to his bet. luckily she got him up. >> i saw that thing broken and i asked him why did you break this. he goes i didn't touch it. when i looked in the window, i saw the three bullet holes. i looked across the closet. that's when i panicked and went outside. when i saw the cops i told them, you know, i think somebody shot through my son's room. >> reporter: not only was a 9-year-old inside the unit but also a baby. they are shaken but okay. the family recently moved here to get away from violence like this in their neighborhood in hayward. we are waiting to hear from antioch police about their search for a shooter and the status of the victim. reporting live, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you. >>> the man who shot and killed chauncey bailey gave a chilling acc

people, or 1 in 40 members of the american population traveling to canada, britain, journeyed to the baaahamas and some further to africa and india. wherever they went, this voyage of exile was a trip into the unknown. in america, they left behind friends and relatives, careers and land, houses and native streets, the entire place they built their lives. for them, america was a less asile line up of the prosecuted. it was the british empire their asylum offering land to help them start overment this did not mark an end, but a fresh beginning and carried them into a dynamic uncertain new world. now, i just read you the first couple pages of this book, and in this book what i tried to do is lay out and explain what happened to the loyalists next because usually our stories end, the conflicts in 1783, but as i for this population, the repercussions we want on in new places. i tried to instill the experiences of the 60,000 refugees into an overview of what all of this means, and this afternoon i'll be more gross lee reductionist in my remarks because after sort of sketching the big picture f

in a long way gone, ismael baa tells the story of his life as a boy soldier during the civil war in sierra leone during the mid-1980s. we read about his rehabilitation and his move to the u.s. at the age of 15. mr. beah has served as a really powerful spokesperson for child soldiers almost from the moment of his rehabilitation. mr. beah works with unicef on global youth and poverty issues. chiquis barron was born in nogales mexico and emigrated to nogales, arizona. she's worked in mental health at the u of a and her novel focuses on the unique geographical, political and cultural dynamics of growing up in the crux of two influential countries. her blog stands at the top of the top 100 latina blogs. now, we'll hear from governor castro. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm honored to be with you this morning. i'm lucky to make it. i live in nogales, arizona, and my home is 75 years from the mexican border. and i was a little timid about coming because i was afraid they might turn me upside down and ask me for papers, whether i was american or not. [laughter] >> i say that because i'm

baa da boom. okay. but what i was going for here was, all right, if ted kennedy were the dominant democratic party figure of 1980, how could he possibly lose? and the answer is, well, let's see what happened in 2008. we had a dominant democratic party figure, relative of a former president up against a first-term senator, and early on in the handicapping everybody assumeed it was not possible for hillary clinton to lose that campaign. >> host: right. >> guest: ted kennedy didn't come off well in 1980 -- >> host: chappaquiddick. >> guest: sure. not just that, but i use word for word -- >> host: the interview with roger. again, this is where you almost, you almost have to be 35 to read this book or 40 even to read this book. how long ago are we talking? >> guest: or one of the guys who used to work for me in television who was about 28 but is one of these, i don't know the right word -- >> host: intelligent, a guy who's read a lot? >> guest: he knows more about american politics than we do combined. so, y

the infrastructure that the military was reported to have set up for its own location of troops in baa -- the point without the provinces' approval is the one that i was referring to, that the military now seeks and will only move once it gets the provincial government's requisition for the military to come in aid of civil power. if this policy is continued, i think this is a good thing for pakistan to develop. regarding the whole issue of strategic depth, i think these -- you're mixing up a defunct idea of strategic depth with -- [inaudible] the issue and the role of these insurgent groups that are not operating against the state in pakistan but are operating against neighboring states is one that needs to be discussed much more openly in pakistan for there to be a very clear understanding of how pakistan needs to move away from these activities. the previous government of president musharraf had created distance between itself and these groups, but the reality is that the groups are now becoming fairly -- [inaudible] they have independent finances, and they have regional links and ti

. >>> president oe baa ma and his family were also there, they got a tour of the kennedy space center and met with the endeavour crew. president oe what also had a private visit mark kelly and his wife wounded congresswoman giffords. >>> some airport pat downs could become illegal in texas. a bill currently moving through the texas legislature would make it illegal for a security officer to intentionally touch someone's private area. s. security officers could only be able to screen someone if they believed someone was caring something illegal. airport pat downs are robbing people of their dignity say opposers. but security officials say it's necessary to cut down on the risk of terrorism. >>> arizona governor jan brewer signed into law the construction of a new fence across that state's portion of the border. all together the u.s. border with mexico stretches about 2,000 miles. >>> the taliban is promising more attacks against u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. in a new statement released today taliban officials say they will begin a new spring offensive starting tomorrow. the statement s

weekly labor schedules coordinating baa risk thats' availability took managers' hours, yet still theywere often understaffed or partners underute lite z. and later this book you talk about the toppings for the oatmeal weren't being delivered, there were shortages in different stores. it really was a return to basics that needed to be addressed to restore the credibility and the expectations of your customers. that must have been a herculean effort to unundertake all of that. >> well, i think what you just outlined is, in essence, what i said earlier, and that is when you are growing at the rate we were growing at and every new store met expectations and every new country opened with great fanfare and revenue and profit as a corporation exceeded expectation and the stock price had a life of of its own, it covered up the fact that the underbelly of the company was not very healthy. ask we did not address these things -- and we did not address these things because success overpowered all of this. and the music at some point was going to stop playing. and it did. and i think the crisis in

that al-qaeda core survives for very long or that it has global reach, but groups like lash carral tie baa do have ambitions. so do those groups in some way pick up the banner, the ideological banner, especially if that core, underlying message is not affected, and does that then become a successor or the next chapter in al-qaeda's existence even if, for example, zawahiri or bin laden or killed or captured? so those are key questions. let me just quickly wrap up. i think al-qaeda many some ways is trying to through its statements portray itself in the way it would like to see vents, certainly trying to inject itself in ways it's not relevant. they talk about having naught the mountains while the protesters have taken to the streets and trying to coalesce with the brothers of the revolution. but i think it is important to understand how al-qaeda sees itself and how it portrays itself because that, then, drives its strategy, and we have to be cognizant of that as we react and try to head it off. first, they see the withdrawal of the u.s. and the debates in the u.s. with respect to afghanista

this is definitely not something they would like to convey, baa they have to. because they have no choice. another thing that is now becoming very obvious to people in lebanon, especially for the people who are critical of hezbollah, but more so the people who are in the middle. the shiite community and other communities, there are a lot of people who are hezbollah supporters, but tend to be critical of hezbollah. now they are realizing, i think this is the main thing for the people in lebanon and the region in general, all of the violent and aggressive methods they have been used when they are obvious -- are on the opposition, all of the aggressive military violence has been that effect as the peaceful demonstrations and methods that are becoming more effective and toppling dictatorships and regimes. in tunisia and egypt, peaceful demonstrations were more efficient. even in syria, the word peaceful, the demonstrators, people are dying with the word peaceful, peaceful. this is the main slogan for the syrians. it's not just something that they created while demo

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it's baa loanny of them to tact this bill and different bills on the debt ceiling. all it is is to scare the democrats into come down to them. you touched on the ryan bill. i'll tell you one thing, if that thing ever passed, you guys are going to be in trouble for the simple reason we've got that in wisconsin, and i'm a telling you, it's nothing but a big mess, and we're going to end up paying more taxes than it was before. >> host: thank you. >> guest: well, i would hope that no member of congress would reach the point where in exchange for some ideological or personal, political hostage taking that they would take down dealing responsibly with our obligations with our international debt, but i will tell you having talked to some of these people, having listened to them, having watched what they have brought to the floor of the house of representatives and amended in the continuing resolution, i think it's safe to say that some have a very different view of reality from where i think most americans are. this is -- and we watched this, i don't know quite how to desc

i know my state of oklahoma in aster baa january, is it time ad resources spent with the activity? >> sir, we have 22 resources around. the one from oklahoma, for example, does everything from military training to police training to oil fields training, i mean it -- we try to match up the state with the country. and i think the presence, for example, of the oklahoma state partnership program has been very helpful in azerbaijan in maintaining the access through the transit routes. multiply that by 22 all around europe, and you can see the ban for the buck here is really quite significant. >> that's good. that's what i'm getting from our people there. so i assume that was the case. i just came back from spending some time with -- in israel, and in talking to prime minister netanyahu in some length. his first comment was welcome to the earthquake when we got over there. everywhere -- we've been talking about libya, iran, syria, egypt, and so it is, you know, we have that only one great friend there. do you think we are doing enough to ensure the defense of israel? any comment that you