bailey and look forward to and excited to do it. this city is on such a great recovery economically for everybody that there is going to be even that many more families that are going to enjoy the institutions that we have here. so on that background and with that effort, i just want to congratulate the board again, thank you to the staff. i know that the attendance is going to continue increasing. i know the contributions to not only art but just to the way we live in our city is going to continue because of this institution, the institutions that you are in charge of. so i'm here to just be a part of this experience, to welcome mr. bailey but to also know that your mayor is looking out and being a part of this institution and i want you to know that i am very happy to be a part of the boards effort and staff's effort to continue this great institution and all the wonderful work you do. it's my pleasure to be here and we'll continue to make all the success it has been for many many decades. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> well

camera our producer let him use, bailey told a different story.amera our producer let him use, bailey told a different story. >> things are different with me now. i am no longer on as a result of excessive behavior, you want to call it. i don't like it, i am disappointed in myself. i am disappointed -- i have a lot of people in my corner, but because i am somewhat relapsed, if that's what you want to call it, they're kind of disappointed with me, and they have every right to be. these people have given me something no one has given me during the course of my incarceration, which would be a simple change. >> indiana was the first prison to allow inmates to use personal cameras we left them. it turned out that the inmates would actually reveal a lot more intimate details, using personal cameras than they would when we were present. and in darren's case, he pretty much admitted to committing this assault. >> susan just popped up, and she wants her property back. i tell you, it was borrowed time, man. so it was nice doing this for susan and company. s

police have now identified 38- year-old clarence keith bailey as the suspect in the killing. witnesses say he and marshall were arguing before the shots were fired. police tell us this killing is not the first at this apartment complex. >> that apartment complex is one of our more active l areas in the city. we have had several -- we've had a few homicides there in the past. >> investigators have not yet determined what the men were arguing about, but they say bailey is believed to be armed and dangerous. >>> morgan hill police are looking for a man who robbed a citi bank branch. in this photo you'll see a man pointing a handgun at a teller. this happened about 10:00 this morning. another man backed a stolen jeep up to the door and both men got away with money from the bank. police aren't saying how much. >>> it was a tense scene today in west oakland after a

bailey says for the first time a kind of victory. jaycee forgot. >> she had forgotten that it was 22 years ago yesterday. >> reporter: she had forgotten? >> she had forgotten. mom had not. >> for mom it's still that pain but she's getting better. >> and we thank dr. bailey and jaycee and her mom. >>> coming up an innocent fishing trip, a killer whale approaching, see what happens in our "instant index." approaching, see what happens in our "instant index." you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as

and -- bailey.his is is what they like to do. less than a foot wide. but these dogs aren't that big themselves. >> hard breaker, beasley, moon shine and drakeo in the third final quarter heat and the top thr three advance to the semifinals. >> oh, ahead of the pack. we have drako. he hit the tunnel at the end but it's made of soft foam but look at that he breaks out in front and catapults his way to the tunnel. drako followed by heartbreaker and beasley. those three will advance. the head-on look, very focused. every dog determined and they wear those musclt muzzles to ma they don't fight. >> i love these names. moondogy and maverick. and they're off. a little bit of a stumble but out in the front we have moondogy in blue and takes the number one spot followed by maverick and trouble. you can see they all bunch up going over the hurdles and down there you saw three dogs go through the tunnel at once. the camera determines the order. >> tight race coming up. the fight heats of jack russell and then o

right, bailey?alking about. ♪ >> it goes without saying that a lot of people lost a lot of things during the tornados in oklahoma, especially a lot of pets. what you're seeing here is a scene from the central oklahoma humane society on the wall are a bunch of photos of dogs that the humane society has been that are missing their owners. this clip is coming to us courtesy of the world animal awareness society. you see a young boy in a hat. this is his grandfather here in the orange shirt and they're trying to identify their two lost dogs. dexter, a little chihuahua kind of on mix. and repo, who is a pitbull. >> that's repo, that's repo. >> they're there. >> and watch how he reacts, immediately gets very emotional. >> oh, buddy. >> apparently they had they had searched everywhere. this was the last place they were going to. >> i thought they were dead, really, i did. . >> you do see a picture that the grandfather shows on his phone of what was left of their house. then the cool moment where they start

bailey worked at a group home and as a teacher's aide. bailey remain ms. the santa clara county jail without bail. >>> 4:33. pacifica police released a sketch of a man they say tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl. police say the man approached the girl near the pacifica pier. when she refusioned, he tried to physically force her. she fought back, punching him, then running away. if you know who this is, call pacifica police. >>> a pair of bills aimed at making california limousines safer this week. a senate committee considering a bill introduced by state senator ellen corbett that would require two doors and two emergency window exits in the passenger section of all limousines by 2015. tomorrow a separate bill being introduced by jerry hill would require all limousines to carry fire extinguishers, both in response to two recent limo fires. ten women in wall net creek narrowly escaping a five. last month five women tragically died in lame mow fire on the san mateo bridge. >>> this morning a concord woman is fighting for her life after drinking antifreeze an

. >> one of the those offenders is jocco bailey. at age 16, he received a 40-year sentence for murder. >> i was selling marijuana. two older guys wanted to buy some weed. when they seen i was young, i guess they figured they could take the weed. they figured wrong. because i was carrying a weapon. it was a gunfight. one of the guys ended up dead, the other ended up wounded. and i ended up in prison, to my regret and my family's regret and the person that's dead's regret. >> when we met him, bailey had been in prison at indiana state for 17 years and spent more than 11 of them confined to a 23-hour-per day lockdown cell in administrative segregation. >> a person ends up in administrative segregation are usually the problem child in the institution, they want to make money in the institution by trafficking. the troublemakers. >> bailey seemed more interested in creature comforts than violence. >> this is my la-z-boy. my chair. sitting in the cell for years and years and years will mess your back up because these steel beds and through

witnesses helped identify bailey as the main suspect.rous. the robbery suspect known as the 'button down bandit' is week. suspect james page is welterweight boxing champion from the 1990's and 2000's. police say page is set to be arraigned in federal court in oakland thursday on charges of robbing six east bay banks between march and june. at the time of his arrest, court records show page was on probation after serving more than 10- years in prison for a 2001 bank robbery in georgia. fruitvale station. the film about the last 24 hours before oscar grant's death by a bart police officer. in oakland. coogler-- who is a bay area native-- actor michael b. jordan. and actress octavia spencer all spoke with kron 4. they talked about the conversation that occurred in the theater after the screening. and the film in oakland. >> "if anything it provides insight and helps to bring us together so when we screened the film for the first time in the bay area we had people from oscar's family there, we had people from opd there, there were accountabl

the kay bailey hutchison spousal i.r.a. . the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 22 9, a bill to rename section 219-crrks c of the interble revenue code of 1986 as the kay bailey hutchison spousal i.r.a. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. johnson, and the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett, each will troll 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. johnson: i ask unanimous consent a thall members have five legislate i days to revise and extend their remarks and to include ex-trainus material on the subject of the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. johnson: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: we are considering legislation to rename the spousal i.r.a. the kay bailey hutchison spousal i.r.a. i want to thank my colleagues from both sides of the aisle for co-sponsoring these bills. mr. speaker, a fellow texan a

so finally in january, the selection committee voted to appoint collin bailey. however, we had to be in sync with his board and he was not able to inform his board until yesterday. that was the time lapse and that is why we canceled the march 14th board meeting because there was no point to have it. we had to vote to appoint him because by our charter we appoint, not elect. the selection committee votes on it and it goes to the board and our board today voted to appoint him, both in the section of our board meeting. it was to afford him the courtesy to talk to his own board and the people he needed to talk to before we could inform our board. and that was unfortunately a time lag of about 6 weeks. and he of course wanted to give proper notice and that's why he will not be officially joining us until june 1st. >> any other questions? okay. well thank you all very much. i hope we'll see you many many times in our press conferences and our dealings with our new director and the great success that i'm sure he will bring for the success here at the fine arts museums.

we have neal bailey joining us via skype from charlotte. what made you want to set off in the back country with novice riders? >> i have no idea. it's a crazy thing to do. i wanted to open it up to everybody. if you do it to die-hard experts, there's not excitement. >> was it hard to convince them? >> they all ride motorcycles so they were interested. i traveled to peru in 1995 and when i saw the need and lack of attention and things these kids need, i decided to engage the motorcycle community. i'm going utilize the skills i have. we had to make it a reality tv show. why not take people on a crazy adventure. >> what were your able to do at the orphanage? >> the roof collapsed. the staff finished the roof, painted the walls and medical procedures on some of the kids. >> great job. anything else? >> i'm a sagittarius, i like walks on the beach. no, tune in. we want to make a difference. >>> wing suit flying like you have never seen it. >> one inch the wrong way and you are a bug on a windshield. see how they do it next, "right this minute."

doug bailey was 79.s doug would say to me all the time, one perfect grandchild. ?ñ?h >>> we're watching some developing news out of istanbul, turkey, where clashes between police and demonstrators have been going on all day. earlier riot police used water cannons and teargas to disburse protesters where it began two weeks ago. the turkish prime minister called them vandals and traitors. >>> well, in today's "deep dive," reading, writing and republicans. conservatives are honing in on education. as the battleground for the latest fight with the federal government and turning in to an interparty squabble. the issue is long been a political hot potato fen most part the obama white house won bipartisan praise for handling the federal government's role in education. that is at least until now. the argument right now is over something called common core divisional standards formulated by school officers and state governors. they cover english language, arts and math with plans in the works to create standards

witnesses helped identify bailey as the main suspect. authorities say, bailey should be considerd armed and dangerous. >> the robbery suspect known as the 'button down bandit'. is set to be arraigned next week. suspect james page, is welterweight boxing champion from the 1990's and 2000's. police say, page is set to be arraigned in federal court in oakland thursday. on charges of robbing six east bay banks between march and june. >> at the time of his arrest, court records show, page was on probation after serving more than 10- years in prison for a 2001 bank robbery in georgia. >> the longest line at great america today. was not for any of the rides, but rather for the amusement park's summer job fair. there were at least 200 people in line by noon. and the good news is. great america is going to hire as many as 300 people over the next few days. they are entry- level jobs for the most part. food service workers and ride attendants. the park says, experience helps, but is not necessary. the job fair continues tomorrow. and coming up in

doug bailey and his late partner created the world political consulting.erhaps, but the way they practiced it, it was in every respect a truly honorable profession. doug mentored our friend chuck and generations of reporters who admired him for his gentlemaner of practicing this art of politics. doug bailey died in his sleep monday night. he was 79 years old. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> that does it for us. "news nation" is next with tamron hall. money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's th

bailey says for the first time a kind of victory.cee forgot. >> she had forgotten that it was 22 years ago yesterday. >> she had forgotten? >> she had forgotten. mom had not. for mom it's still that pain. but she is getting better. >> powerful stuff. >> these are the things you never think you have to teach your kids. you have to sit down and tell them not all strangers are good. it is okay to yell, scream, kick. >> don't always be a good boy, girl, go crazy, scream, go nuts. never get into a car with somebody. >> you have these conversations with alexa pretty often. >> you have to. >> it is powerful stuff. >> still to come, a favorite food getting a makeover. >> how one company is giving new life to the lowly noodle. see what's different about it when we come back. >> next half-hour, the latest and greatest high-tech fun. the big magnet for computer gamers looking for product on the cutting edge. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ >> the ramen noodle, a s

joaquin bailey arrested and charged with three felony counts of lewd acts on a child and one count ofon an incapable person. bailey worked at a group home for children in los gatos and as a teachers' aide at achieve kids that serves the mentally disabled. bailey remains in the santa clara county jail without bail. >>> two police officers are on leave in fremont after shooting an killing a man when he confronted them insidezm? a ho early sunday morning. his mother called 911 saying her son was out of control and armed with a knife. the man is described as mentally ill. his mother and sibling at the home had stab wounds but they are expected to recover. >>> this morning the search continues for a missing kayaker at a lake in livermore. al meade ka county sheriff's office says the 30-year-old man was kayaking with a relative when he fell into the water at del valle regional park yesterday. they're using helicopters and boats trying to find him. a dive team we can also tell you was called out as well. >>> 6:33. starting our workweek, we'll check the forecast with meteorologist christina

doug bailey died last week at age 79. "the new york times" reported on tuesday that doug bailey helped define the role of political consultant in the 1960's and 1970's and that he founded the hotline. he was much more than that to me and to countless of others who for whom he was an example of how to live a public life. now, i'm aware that when offering a eulogy, it is good form to speak more of the deceased than of one's self, but that's hard to do with doug because he cared so much about everyone he met and everyone he worked with. i first met doug bailey in washington, d.c. in the spring of 1977. i was here for a few months working with howard baker, the former senator from tennessee, who had just been elected to be the republican leader of this body. he'd asked me to come work for him. i think part of that was to consult, lick my wounds from having lost the governor's race a couple years earlier in tennessee. mr. wasn't much prospect for a political future for me then because the "nashville tennessean" had written the

this is westbound at bailey wrote. >> new this morning a six year-old union city boy was badly attack by the families and pit bull. kron4 will tran is live in union city with the latest. >> i am right in front of the home where the attack happened. it was about a 1130. the fire department came out and try to assist the boy and that he was so badly injured that he was rushed to children's hospital. sources tell may that the alum meal mead the corners office is having jurisdiction over this case. we put the call into them that looks like they are supervising this and i've tried to get more information once they have released it. it does not look good. >> i had a chance to talk with some of the neighbors and in fact this family owns two pit bulls. the fired a permit told me that when the police came out they took away one of the dogs and we're still trying to work out as to what happened in this case and whether or not the pit bull was provoked. the union city police department at the very least plan to issue a statement on this case. neighbors say that the family is nice and they have a

bailey i didn't >> it's a great pleasure and honor to meet you for the first time. i assume my position 2 1/2 years ago. i'll ask my colleague michelle to present the report to you. i'm looking forward to come o come back next year when the budget will be mine >> thank you both. >> good morning chairman farrell and fellow supervisors. i wanted to thank the budget analysts and the mayor's office as well as the calculation of other city departments. we expend our presentation for the city's continued support. a brief background the city . running is life and dance a royal treasures from louie the fourteenth dated some of the arts some of which have not left. t the "x" ambition features an iconic girl with a violation. 75 percent were from outside the city. complimenting the arts for graphic arts the "x" ambition for rembrandt. this month the museums presents the berkley years and impressions on the water celebrated the america's cup. the museums will present in september the arts of adult and beyond 1950 to 1990. in october david created an "x" bit and has highlights

and here's dotcom, cracker, bailey and >> dotcom in the black first out of the start gate. first through the tunnel. all the way through the course. followed up by cracker. but wow, he just accelerate and flips open and there you go. that's our camera we look at to see who goes through the tunnel first, second and third in order to advance. pretty clean race on that one of the we have our top three dogs going to the finals. >> thanks. who will join them >> all the dogs wanting to go after that lure. they don't know the finals are on the line. how the of the gate, who will it be? a fast start and he gets that lead over the first hurdle and keeps it all the way through the finish. look at that. a very strong lead and then trouble just barely edging out maverick as they go through the tunnel together. but as we keep talking about the one who makes it through first is how they judge the finish. 1, 2, 3, drako, trouble and maverick. we talk about getting in the top three to advance. now getting on top of the podium and they're off. >> it will be our champion and there you have i

. >>> richmond police say they're looking for clarence bailey in the killing of a 51-year-old stacey marble. the two men who knew each other got into an argument at an apartment complex on pullman avenue. marble was found shot to death after mid night. >>> new at 7:00, a sure sign of summer on the first day of the season, fire works are popping up in cities all across the bay area, the stands are empty right now but in just days they'll be stuck for the all sorts of fire work for the fourth of july holiday, louis jiening us live right now. >> reporter: firefighters have been talking about how dry it is right now with stands like this popping up, they'll soon have a new challenge to cope with. >> in alameda county, fire work stands are doubling and only -- >> generally speaking anything that you don't buy from a legal fire work booth is probably bad. anything that go intoos the air is going to be illegal. >> including this brush fire in oakland go to show how high fire danger is right now. >> that's an indicator we are ready to burn any time right now this time of the year. >> firefig

. >> when i had a meeting with glenda bailey, i used to work with at harper's bizarre she said your skin looks better, what are you using? i had this ugly glass vial behind my chair and i said i am using this. it is not a big deal. making it in the kitchen with my dad. not thinking anything of it, just giving it to her like a gift. then we get a call from a beauty director. >> i was blown away by meeting this kid from westchester who suddenly sent me a sample on my desk that was one of the best products i had ever tries. >> this idea of gains my life back and a sense of independence and a sense of self to now this is a company. we used the apple stem cells we used in the cellular lifting serum which you know, and then we added microalgae to it so it will tighten the skin. >> is it started with lip balm, and that became a cult hit. he has a moisturizer. he has a couple divine masks. he has the cellular lifting serum. the new spray which i am excited to try, and he sold at sacs on fifth avenue, on k., bigalow in new york. >> just launched in australia. we just launched in south korea. we j

thbegins as a traffic stop,offi and the driver of the car, 22-year-old kevin bailey.have a pleasant exchange. >> long drive, huh? >> two hours. >> and then the officer smells something. >> anything illegal in the car? any weed? >> i don't smoke. >> and then he calls. >> it smells like weed. and he has a bunch of weapons. >> the officer approaches the car a second time. >> any weapons in the car? >> okay. >> with both officers talking to the driver, things take a dramatic turn. >> you don't have to roll your window up, you are not going anywhere. don't do it, don't do it! >> the guy drives off, the srs g officers get in the car. the guy tries to execute a u-turn. a car in the way, he backs up, turns around a chase ensues. the driver runs over the curb and comes out firing. multiple shots fired in this incident. this was a deadly shooting. you can see in this image, there are at least eight bullet holes in the window. they were stuck in their cars, they had no time to unbuckle seat belts or do anything to get out of way. officer davis was hit in the chest and left arm.

bailey fatally shot 51-year-old stay see marshall about 12:30 this morning. they do believe the two men got into some kind of fight. >>> police have identified the victim inside a sporting goods store. carlos carloca was killed june 7th. police say surveillance footage shows 26-year-old nathaniel chasing the victim, then hitting in the head with a baseball bat 11 times. the suspect claims carloca threatened him with a knife. >>> more on the breaking news in san francisco. david stevenson has just arrived on the scene. he's at the marina green where a vehicle has gone into the water. >> reporter: i just talked to a witness as well. first, let's take a look at the scene at this hour. you can see there are a number of boats on the water. i counted two police boats, two fire boats have been out in the water. they are still looking for that car that went in the water. there are divers on the scene. they're having trouble locate the vehicle. now i just spoke to a witness under five minutes ago. he was out here with his girlfriend and says he saw the car racing towa

joaquin bailey arrested and charged last year with three felly counts on lewd acts on a child and oneount of sexual assault on an incapable person. bailey worked as a group home for children in los gatos and as a teacher's aide at achieve kids. >>> 5:34. pacifica police released a sketch of a man who tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl. police say the man approached the girl near the pacifica pier telling her to come with him. when the girl refused, the man tried to physically force her. here is a look at that sketch. she fought back punching him and running away. if you know who this is, call pacifica police. >>> a pair of bills aimed at making california limb scenes safer getting their first looks in sacramento this week. a senate committee considering a bill introduced by san leandro state senator corbett, this would require two doors and two emergency windows in the passenger section in all limousines by 2015. tomorrow a separate bill introduced by senator jerry hill would require all limb scenes to carry fire extinguishers. both of these bills are in response to two recent limousi

and we would like to thank pastor bailey from the church and for an allowing us to have this construction site on their parking lot. thank you to baptist church for today's celebration as well. thank you very much let's now take a moment to hear from our library neighbor. it's always wonderful to celebrate with poetry. i would like to introduce alejandro -- >> thank you. you cannot imagine how happy i am here today. i remember whether the opera opened and what a day with the community and with the bay view opera house and the bay view library here, anchoring this community with our young people with hope, with poetry and literacy, that this will be the new creative center of san francisco where poets, artist and musicians are welcomed and can find to spirit to change the perception of the neighborhood as the reverend said . i want to offer a program, the initiative to create murals with poems of your people all over this neighborhood and that will be one of the projects i hope to launch in the coming months. now full permit me i will do a poem in on of the bay view library. >> "today i'm

. >> estella bailey is responsible for managing this place. is the head of the wildlife trust. >> where are we now? >> we are entering the preserve. >> he says we are fetishizing this wilderness, but the real wilderness would have looked completely different from this. >> we can never get back to something that george's fantasizing about. >> you seem to be saying that it requires human intervention to manage the ecosystem. george seems to say we can let the ecosystem do it itself. >> that is the traditional view of rewilding, which is not appropriate to the uk landscape. >> why not? >> spaces like this play a hugely important function for society. if we let this area here go completely back to three cover, for example, the bog would dry up. we would not be able to store water, would not be able to clean water. erode and carbon would be released into the atmosphere. it would be hugely detrimental. ♪ rewilding areof not just talking about getting rid of sheep. theyant to bring back species, including these. [wolf howling] >> they are very bottom

michael adebolajo has been taken to prison under armed step will be appearance he at the old bailey, where his co-defendant, adebowale, was also heard. the prime minister today made his first appearance about the woolwich attack. >> it is as if for some young people there is a conveyor belt to radical ideas that's poisoned their minds. we need to dismantle this at ne -- every stage, in schools, colleges, prisons, the internet, wherever it is taking place. >> horror of woolwich has led to a new feal field goal -- feeling in government that more needs to be done. >> floods in europe have killed at least seven people and forced thousands from their homes. there are now emergency operations in austria, germany, asht did and czech republic to deal with the dangers of the waters. some of the rivers have reached record levels. >> three weeks to the official start of summer and central europe is underdid under water. in some parts they've had two months' rain in two days. the biggest rivers are perilously swollen and still rising. in prague today the streets around the charles bridge, normal

this is the king charles troupe as part of the ringling brothers and barnum bailey circus.se guys riding around on unicycles playing basketball, and it is amazing, because they have been part of the circus since the late '60s. when you see this, you say, i want to run off to join the circus. well, beth troutman and i did. beth and i met with joe, mike and trad of the king charles troupe in phoenix. they are in town for the circus and teaching us how easy it is to ride a unicycle. >> put your feet on the petals level. sit on the seat. you want to be comfortable to balance and then rise up. >> you roll into it backwards. >> is that is the key to it. >> they make it look so incredibly easy, and it is so incredibly not. >> i have you there. >> whoa! >> how did that feel, man? >> nice and easy. i got you. i got you. >> riding a bike without it. >> it was awkward, right? >> more than awkward. it was very difficult. did you ever do anything like one pedal or two? >> wait for it, gail. >> what! >> i'm taking it. i'm taking it. we got the do a couple of other fun things as well. i m

. >> just for the record, i have e beagle bailey and i havehave something that you put on to the leach baggies. >> it's not that hard. >> i know, you give the rest oft us a bad name. name. you have a dog, tucker. tuck >> yeah. >> reporter: you have a big dog. that requires a shovel and a a bucket. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter:porter: [ laughter ] on the roads this morning, we got our hands full. full. sarah is talking about the fire that occurred overnight in thehe district. that is what is tying up the inbound lanes from pennsylvanial the lanes are open, eastbound et pennsylvania avenue remains re blocked between 10th and and southeast, because of thishis ongoing investigation. will you find a portion of 12th street blocked off between pennsylvania avenue and 11th street blocked off between pennsylvania street st blocked off in the southeast. there's a crash that remains rea under investigation. the eastbound lanes of of university boulevard coming outt toward the capital beltway are e closed off at dennis avenue. avn the traffic is supposed to turn off at dennis, westbound, all wt lanes

war will begin all over again because of the behavior of the french the support of the torah group bailey and against all the tribes and cities in the north of mali which just alienated them from the rest even more. to separate groups which claim there is so aim is to defend the towns from the armed to riggs what they say their own belongs to them but we don't agree so with take up arms to defend our homes you know. they came first then the islamists arrived after them they opened the door for radicals to come to our land . last week president a laundry sieved a peace prize for the operation in mali but it's still unclear whether what the french troops will soon leave behind can truly be described as peace and what peacekeepers officially coming to the scene this july will have to maintain. from mali. some of the news making the headlines of this hour starting with iran where only candidates among some of the result has left the presidential race and the second to quit in less than a day reports say he was also dropped out by behavioral recall miss movement most of the six remaining feder

world will begin all over again because of the behavior of the french they support the torah group bailey and against all the tribes and cities in the north of mali which just alienated them from the rest even more. to separate groups which claim there is so aim is to defend the towns from the regs what they say their loan belongs to them but don't agree so with their arms to befriend the hogans. they came first then the islamists arrived after them they opened the door for radicals to come into our land. last week president a laundry sieved a peace prize for the operation in mali but it's still unclear whether what the french troops will soon leave behind can truly be described as peace and what peacekeepers officially coming to the scene this july will have to maintain. from mali. so we'll do stories in brief now this lunchtime china's launch rocket with three board including the country's second feeble astronaut spacecraft blasted off from a site in the gobi desert to an experimental space station that was stablished in twenty eleven the crew expected to spend two weeks in orbit that's

war will begin all over again because of the behavior of the french the support of the torah group bailey and against all the tribes and cities in the north of mali which just alienated them from the rest even more. in doubt we met two separate groups which claim there is so aim is to defend the towns from the rigs. they say their own belongs to them but we don't agree so we take up arms to defend our homes. they came first then the islamists arrived after them they open the door for radicals to come to our land for the. last week president a laundry seeds of peace prize for the operation in mali but it's still unclear whether what the french troops will soon leave behind can truly be described as peace and what peacekeepers officially coming to the scene these july will have to maintain. for mali. i will bring you more details on all of protests in turkey where the police slug cracking down on protesters at. square. you're looking at those live pictures we'll have more on that and some analysis from our correspondents in the middle east on that. i would rather as questions for people in

world will begin all over again because of the behavior of the french the support of the torah group bailey and against all the tribes and cities in the north of mali which just alienated them from the rest even more. to separate groups which claim there is so aim is to defend the towns from the arms to riggs what they say their own belongs to them but you don't agree so we take up arms to defend our homes. they came first then the islamists arrived after them they opened the door for radicals to come to our land. last week president a laundry sieved a peace prize for the operation in mali but it's still unclear whether what the french troops will soon leave behind can truly be described as peace and what peace keepers officially coming to the scene this july will have to maintain. from mali. at least seventy people have been killed and two hundred thirty injured in iraq during just one day in the latest spike in violence suicide blasts the roadside bombs and gun battles rocked the country on monday continuing weeks of bloodshed which is claimed nearly two thousand lives or since april much

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