this has not been shared equally. this house is the rule rather than the exception because this neighborhood has the highest rate of foreclosures in the entire city. this house has been seized by the occupy wall street movement. >> a lot of this was a bite the still sticking out. >> this write house has been sitting here foreclosed on for over three years. -- this house has been sitting here foreclosed on for over a year. this has been used for illegal activity. >> an increase in crime is not the only side effect of filled home ownership. >> the kids are living at home longer. the elderly are moving back in with their middle age kids more. you are seeing a different set of household compositions that have changed in the picture. for a lot of people, staying in a place or renting right now makes a lot of sense. >> back in east new york, this man is very pleased with his neighbors. >> i love it. because now you have someone occupying a house that cares about it. they personally care about. >> this house is no longer emp

the plan in team, which arrived last week, has been seen -- has been taken to see the aftermath of the double bomb attack on friday. it was an unprecedented development, of which the authorities say the uprising was based on terrorism. the regime -- activists say the regime itself staged the bombing. the monitors are hoping the authorities will be at least as cooperative in letting them see what is happening. >> a panel investigating the nuclear incident in japan, which followed the sazanami in march, has criticized the authorities handling -- the tsunami in march, has criticized the accord is handling the incident, saying the operators and regulators failed to anticipate such a disaster and grossly underestimated the risks of a tsunami and the risimpact it wod have. >> more than nine months ago, the fukushima plant in meltdown, its cooling system knocked out by a tsunami. it is now stabilized, but the incident is badly -- was badly mishandled, according to a report by the japanese government. it left holddowns unnecessarily exposed to radiation are not passing on what it knew. tens of

held wrongly he's been held in solitary confinement he's been pre-judged by the military and by the media he has been stripped naked in forest in solitary confinement that's a kind of torture and he's being treated as the worst possible lowest criminal in fact somebody who's not even part of the judicial system since he's been pre-judged and. now he's if. they break into private. i mean it's three months to me the protest is. among them to defend. home from the fence and the thing that is to climbing pleased to. see him turning violent clashes followed by a number. of different areas of pleading times square thousands of people have been detained under arrest and across the united states cheering corporate tax. well you can read more updates of the background of the protests that have been shaking america for months on our website dot com here's what else is waiting for you online right now it's the first anniversary of tunis is antigovernment protests which became a catalyst for the entire arab spring we've made. the changes which the revolution brought but also fail to deliver. al

as it has been engaging with north korea has only been doing it as far as they have been comfortableit. as far as they have been ready to have the united states engage. and all the while the united states has been saying that the u.s. would not be engaging north korea on the so-called six-party talks in the nuclear issue unless the talks between the north and the south would improve. it would seem that the u.s. as it kind of pushed and prodded the south koreans in recent months, listen, we're going to engage, we'd like you to move a little closer to north korea. >> so i want to bring stan back in. stan, because when we see the relationship between south korea and the united states, and that tends to box china into a corner a bit, doesn't it? and it tends to really push them into north korea's corner. so you have the standpoint, the americans backing the south koreans and in a situation like this it makes for a tense time. >> yeah, it does. you know, i'd actually argue that the critical relationship here is really the relationship between the united states and china. the genius of the

he has been there for three years. i have been a volunteer in the center. i have witnessed the enormous changes that paul revere has gone through. >> [speaking in spanish] >> the methodology that has been used for kids' advancement and i don't like the violence that is coming to the institution. >> [speaking in spanish] >> so each parent knows that a kid, if he is not relaxed and he is not eased while learning, they cannot learn. i have seen that it is happening in the school. kids are relaxed. they are in peace and they learn a great amount when they were like that. >> [speaking in spanish] >> i see there is a lot of changes for the principal. they are for the good. they are to help our children. president mendoza: thank you. [applause] >> good evening, my name is carol lopez. i have worked at paul revere for 25 years with at least 11 administrators. after retiring from the classroom last year, i am now working part-time as a reading intervention teacher. i'm also the president of the p.t.a. i support sheila and her highly dedicated staff and families. und

the police view has been different. they are saying the explosion occurred during a shootout between security forces. these daily attacks are happening and the city is getting increasingly on save every day. >> what is it about this group that they seem to do whatever they want whenever they want? >> this group considers people who do not follow the strict ideology as infidels whether they are christian or muslim. they seem to be expanding their attacks right across northern nigeria. on christmas day, there were five bombings in four different parts of the country. 40 people were killed. the group seems to be intensifying their attacks. they are quite a handful for the government. >> our people losing faith in their ability to deal with this? >> absolutely. nigerians have lost faith in the president and his government. yesterday, the president had a high-level meeting. it is not clear what they came up with. it is not the first meeting of this kind they are having. the attacks are not being shown because these attacks g

, but it has been. for those that remain, prices have been cut for weeks had for some, the season will be make or break. across the country, stores have been driving customers with big price cuts. the shopping center was to to live with profit margins being cut. >> some of the stores will come out of this in january or february. it is actually not a very good christmas. >> online sales have been booming. retailers will be anxiously checking their sales figures to see if they have had enough customers to cover their costs. >> a hat trick for manchester united. the 5-0 lead. the city is still ahead on goal difference, cut the lead has been drastically reduced. it is the first time the city has failed to score in the league this season. chelsea drop points as the liverpool against the blackburn. a frustrating day for most managers of the top of the table, but here is alex ferguson. >> [unintelligible] halfnately, we'll go to time which helps us. it's a tie game, you want goals to come at the right time thi

now more deaths have been recorded in kazakstan officials now say thirteen people have been killed in independence day clashes striking oil workers classed with police in the west of essential asian country friday sparking more rallies across the region. in office in kathak sound for us because of what's the situation in the country right now. or getting to the latest reports we're getting from kazakhstan stories the death toll from friday's violence in the town of version i was in in the west of kazakhstan has now risen to thirteen people with over eighty others injured this is according to official figures and according to other sources these numbers may be much higher and authorities also say that on a sunday afternoon he's managed to stop an attempt to storm of the local courthouse in regionals and and also attacks various attacks on police the violence there started on friday it was a proto surround the against and beat salaries combined with celebrations of twenty years of gather stones independence and the entire thing just spiraled out of control it's not clear. what exactly t

have been detained as well and they are reported to have been released also in the west of kazakhstan a group of protesters blocked our way away station including a passenger train with over three hundred people on board thirty say that seven passenger trains and three freight trains on i would delete as a result and at around eight pm local time six pm moscow time police came in to disperse the crowd but instead authorities say that a group of around fifty hooligans as we call them showed fierce resistance they said a locomotive on fire threw molotov cocktails balls at the train and at the police they moved into. a nearby do it should setting things on fire there as well breaking shop windows car windows and so on and say that at some point their actions became a threat to the lives of both the locals and of the police so they had to use force there as well in. twelve people were hospitalized with gunshot one. john a lot. more than four hundred protesters have gathered for a protest rally but fortunately it was all to be going peacefully but of course we will be monitoring the situat

the process has been very rigorous. it has been open, and it has been fluid. we have been trying to track those changes as best we can along the way. just to highlight more of the specifics -- reduced construction in addition to the event authority and the race management committee to highest efficiency equipment -- they have scaled down the amount of construction required for the events, which reduces environmental impact. as was just announced by the mayor a few minutes ago, there has been a big change in the view based in impacts that were articulated by the removal of the long-term marina in the open water basin, and shifting back to a location in mission bay, so that was in response to a lot of public comments, but in particular, the policy concerns of our partner agency. there have been changes in the jumbo screen that was proposed for the aquatic park to accommodate the joint uses by swimmers and recreational water users and kayakers in response to a number of the comments about the traffic concerns on the embarcadero by the proposed closure of all thre

equilibrium in the region which is been done by the. for about four hundred years the united states really broken the political equilibrium so now iraq has been this integrated into three parts and i think it will be very difficult very difficult to persuade for example the shia part of the iraqi society who have got strong links to iran to relinquish part of the wealth and power in the southern and middle part of iraq so i think. after the american left iraq withdrawal from iraq we could see straight away in two days not in maliki has started a kind of like dictatorship he kicked out his partners from government and i think we are descending down a kind of at least a noose for the duration between the three parts of iraq ok if i go back to you i mean it's very interesting to me is that as as the departure of the u.s. officially leaves we see all of these events unfolding very quickly i mean is there really any kind of democracy in on iraq or is it just been a fiction for americans to feel that they've done something right. to be honest

officials said there had been no radiation leak. they said that the reactors had been shut off. no missiles were on board and no one was injured. the fire spread to the hole from a fire on wooden scaffolding. a rally in support of a jailed opposition leader has passed peacefully. they gathered against the continued detention. the demonstration is the latest in a wave of anti-government unrest after parliamentary elections were allegedly rigged in favor of vladimir putin's united russia party. 2011, the worst year for the seizure of ivory of elephant tusks the rise in demand is from asia and that is the cause. >> the international community has been battling for years to stop poachers from hunting elephants for their valuable tasks. a ban on the trade would solve the problem and protect vulnerable kurds, it was what thought. that dream is in doubt as new figures show that 2011 was the worst year for the seizure of elephant ivory in more than two decades. 23 tons were seized this year representing two and a half thousand dead elephants. some of it came from government stockpiles a

has been in the bronx been one one way. force was directed towards arms with and has been very little reference to the gangs of ongoing contact their bonnets began almost from the beginning. gangs fighting began the general police them according to law. recently written by the activist in fact they want to monitor. this now i think. a way out of this front western governments are going to have to step in and. it's not just the syrian government has. issued orders for the army to down but somehow some way has found or just waiting. period to get very hard look at least for whatever happens in syria very serious regional and global implications not people with complex agree we're very we're russian position and sort of are russia solidly behind the syrian government now this resolution today is going ranking up the fun part that brussels changing position i personally don't see it like that. russia's giving time on the way out of. the first of all programs. because so many charges which are being made it will be almost imposs

been here.latest information we have was at 2:20 p.m. saying the suspect's status remains unknown. telling the students, stay where you are and secure your surroundings. was that the latest alert you got as well? >> yes, ma'am. megyn: describe the situation inside the dorm right now. >> it's been a little chaotic. me and my roommate, we have been getting a lot of texts and, you know, twitter from our friend asking what's going on, asking if we are okay. we don't have a lot on what's happening right now. megyn: have you heard from your friend who may have been an eyewitness to the events today? >> no, i haven't. i saw one person on twitter who is on the other side of my dorm. she says you can see a lot of the cop cars in the parking lot. megyn: there is a heavily armed presence on campus with various authorities. miles, our information is the same as yours. the latest information, stay where you are, secure your surroundings. we hope you and your professors and faculty are well. former new jersey

that has been for a long time and has been for a long time is like the enemy of the united states but the problem is iran has collaborated with the united states and with britain and invading iraq and it's collaborated heavily with the united states and britain have got to stand i mean and so the problem is our iranian position is really peculiar we don't know whether it's for example in public it's been very much a us policy but in private it's been collaborating with the united states in iraq collaborating and i'm gonna stand so i think. they have only to blame themselves for a. mistake in politics and the region i think iran has been heavily involved in iraq has been heavily involved in syria and i think this is counterproductive productive i think it should really take lessons from what's happened to iraq i think the iraqi people has really if you go to the streets of baghdad goes through something like this everybody there is really weary of the intervention and the american intervention i think any diversion and to the internal affairs of countries is wrong as it is stated by th

there have been -- not been able to hunt, he says means that your people are buying horses.his business has suffered. and there are especially later trials. since the hunting and, not a single punch has been disbanded. it is the essence of the countryside, but for others, is a symbol of cruelty. >> like a car crash, it was an incredible explosion of chaos and noise. >> she saw i had come through her village. >> what i have seen personally and made me convinced, i would say is probably 85% real hunting. in my view, to real hunting is largely a myth. >> is a deeply role pursuits, hard to police. despite the ban, traditional arguments are still running. >> a breed of dog once favored by the british royal family is close to extinction. this carrier is said to be more rare than the giant panda. it is a hybrid of four types of carrier and the english white terrier and the corps de. they were bred in the u.k. last year. the first group of arab league observers has arrived in syria, monitoring attempts to end the violence there. ha opposition leaders are urging the group to go to th

well obviously because a rising country and they've been smuggling weapons and they been actually that they feel they lost what they hope for they can change the regime in syria today their their dream of a change in their regime and collapsing of the regime did not matter allies and i think after nine months of that international coalition western and some gulf country against syria syria was able to steadfast and prevail over all the obstacle that has been put by these country i think there is a map that has been drawn for the middle east and they wanted some somehow for the regime of assad to topple because american got defeated in iraq and and was forced to withdrawal from iraq and they wanted a regional mob that for some how to please america and to please the persian gulf and i think the way things are going it didn't please but there are a persian gulf and it didn't please what they called the opposition and that's why you see they don't really want to negotiate those opposition they don't want they want to still continue the process and to geisha and causing instability inside

he has been challenged. he has been at the top of the hill. one after the other charges the hill and then seems to tumble back down. >> we are talking about mitt romney here. >> we're talking about mitt romney. we had michele bachmann, then we had rick perry, herman cain, who has disappeared now. the nealatest person to make a run at it is newt gingrich. his support has plateaued and dropped a little bit. we are watching to see whether gingrich has flamed out like the other candidates or if he has the staying power. >> mitt romney has never been that popular with conservatives but nikki haley has endorsed him. what does this say about the right of the party? >> haley is considered an icon of the tea party movement with the same time she is a governor -- but at the same time she is a governor. do they start to coalesce around mitt romney because they have decided he is the best candidate to face obama and he can't push off newt gingrich. many people have known him for a long time and many people don't think that he is a good general election ca

going to have been. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself of fire to protest against the authorities in tunisia alyson public frie over corruption and poverty which led to the hour syrian president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and the arab spring was born. today a monument stands to his sacrifice and his hometown a city there's a widespread belief however that the changes in tunisia and there. we've asked for a very few things to upgrade the school to meet families with disabled children and some jobs but no one wants to listen to the people haven't got money thing those who came from abroad and reaped all the benefits their role in the new government but the simple folk are left with nothing. but the tunisian revolution was led by young people demanding freedom of speech and greater presentation but the voice of news according to some has been silenced. the new government is comprised of the elderly that shows what kind of new tunisia we're talking about the main problem is the p

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last products available and the prices are pushed higher there's been fights over gas we've been trying to manage by cutting back as much as we can sometimes when we can't afford it we just don't eat. economic situation in syria was one of the areas president had been seen to be making some progress be it slowly the for a population that it started seeing the results of economic opportunity to block financial transactions. and blackouts become the new. they could be even down to financial times ahead. because of the economic sanctions people rushed to stockpile fuel and gas just in case people are a little bit afraid of the fact that water or gas might run out this is when you see these queues this in place by the arab league it is take the sanctions with the government hand when it came to ending the violence in the country because inside syria at the moment many feel it every day people being punished economic sanctions so it's just like taking it that that he just threw on his head that must have become part of the daily life for many people here in syria. from the arab league will b

mohamed and his friends have been taking photos of unidentified bodies that have been popping up across leadbetter in recent months this naturists are probably their relatives most realistic hope of finding closure but even after sifting through them many managed to retain hope like this man whose brother disappeared on the front lines of banjo. i hope he's in tunisia maybe his in hospital maybe he's lost his memory or has no way of contacting us. they say hope dies last only bit it's still alive even if many people aren't. artsy tripoli it is believed that up to thirty thousand people were killed in the libyan civil war that's a story that's dominated headlines and stay won and has become one of the top ten world events that shaped the year here are tea parties maria and lost in the cover the situation from inside libya and now looks back on her time there. we arrived in libya in the evening this is how you'd expect this kind of story to start but actually we crossed that unusual border when the sun was too high. our driver told us to be careful we all thought that was a little bit on

they have been living very closely with western soldiers. this is probably not liked the 30th such incident where someone wearing an afghan national army uniform or police uniform has turned on their mentors or on their own colleagues. >> thank you very much. 2011 has been a difficult year for india's governing party amid corruption scandals, rising prices, and an aging leadership. the focus is beginning to shift to raul. plenty of people hoping he can revive the fortunes of his party. he campaigned in the most politically influential state in india. withey came in the 1000's all eyes on one young man. the heir to one of the will host are full political dynasties. the congress government has always worked for your interests, farmers, laborers, the poorest of the poor, he says, as they have been left output. -- out. this is only one massive rally that raul has held. he is trying to revive his party's fortunes. many within the congress and outside want to expand this campus and take on a more active role in national politics. as he goes to the

that's why the situation has been very difficult and complicated and fears have been crawling that this political standoff may turn fall into because they have concerns pakistan the president of south side him a use force against peaceful protest as you know all the two sides been involved in this conflict have started negotiations russia has played a role of mediating these negotiations it's been very tough and difficult but eventually as we can see it's been resolved peacefully people have spent days on this main square instead of bollywood i hope you can see behind me are still here but they've been protesting in the last few days now they are some of the great team fair victory back to you right off his marina right there thank you very much for you without a lot from moscow but i would with more news headlines for you.

primarily, the dividing line has been between these agencies. as you have noted, there has been restructuring internally, and sort of the face of the events in terms of look and feel. we have been in close coordination with the these entities and we don't anticipate any functional difference. the fourth entity here is the locally formed nonprofit that is charged with raising $32 million of funding to transfer to the city to help with public costs. i will add that the organizing committee has been involved in these discussions, obviously looking for their role not only in talking to potential funders about what they are bringing, but what it means to the city as a whole rather than the specific locations of where the events are. first, i will start with a slide here that tal

it has been less than a week since the last u.s. troops pulled out of iraq and already the country is facing a standoff which threatens the stability. the vice president has been accused of terrorism. the prime minister has demanded that he has been handed over -- that he be handed over. prime minister is a shi'a and the vice-president is a sunni, those holding him our kurdish. >> the country is in the grip of a deepening political crisis. a power-sharing deal is under threat. there are fears that tensions between shiite muslims and sunni politicians to spill out into the streets. dramatic allegations have been made against the vice president tariq al-hashemi, who denies that he ran hit squads targeting shi'a individuals. the prime minister has called on kurdish leaders to hand him over to face justice. >> if there is only one way out of this, it is through the judicial system and nothing else. he should stand trial either to be found innocent or be indicted. there is no other way. >> tariq al-hashemi has angrily rebutted the charge

would he have agreed -- >> it could have been. >> would have been or could have been? >> who else could it be? >> the chief legal officer without the approval. >> it could be on the instructions of the chief legal officer. >> you said you were not involved in the decision to get rid of tom crone. whose decision was that? >> in the company at the time the chief exit of mr. brooks. the chief executive of the company and the senior personnel. >> he left the data for the day after allegations made originally about phone hacking. was that linked? what happened, how did he leave the company? >> that i don't know. that would have been at a time the news of the world better for you to ask him why did he resign? >> he resigned sadly last friday following saying i was in charge of the company during this period stepped out. >> did they ask to leave? >> they both asked to leave. >> why did you not accept the resignation when she first offered it? >> because i believed -- >> why did you the second time in? >> in the event she [inaudible] >> can you tell us how much of the characte

have been dogged protests that have been taking place russia's arab spring there's a nice and i reports the comparison is twenty years too late. dr your dear sky. u.s. senator john mccain tweets nirvana the arab spring coming to a neighborhood near you but is it seems russia. the so-called slavic spring came and went twenty years ago. mccain and hillary clinton really would like this to happen and you see it in their relations to other countries where these revolutions benefit the u.s. and of course they're pushing for this but don't think it will happen there we're talking here like protests during the collapse of the soviet union hundreds of thousands who were out on the streets people who are. always in. these they will. get. most of the few thousand out on the streets of moscow after these elections look young enough to either not remember or be unable to compare some of the story is funny how it worked out the middle class that exists today does so because of the politics of this government if they rebuilt the country four years ago it was a much smaller middle class if any. a midd

so what other areas have been discussed. on these third meeting this year the president the russian president and the prime minister of course looked at the recent developments in the north africa and the wider at middle east they also discuss the iranian nuclear program they grieve that the north africa and the middle east peace settlement should proceed without foreign interference they also said that they will continue to support again assistance government to birds to bring back peace to the country and democracy too and they will support the government in negotiations with the military oppositions with taliban now concerning one sided actions against iran they described it. as the counterproductive leading into nowhere but from their side they promise that they will continue to grow closer together india and russia to prevent further global nuclear proliferation then again you could be here to watch over many thanks for the update on the visit of mom i'm saying to moscow thanks. russian convoy carrying tons of humanitar

have been heard in russia r.t. is rare for not know where to find out who would be the winners and losers once membership documents are signed into me. with almost two decades of hard talks now over it's still not clear exactly what russia's double your membership is offering the country and with most all the details of the agreement still firmly behind closed doors i experience a left to try a little crystal ball gazing. their predictions begin with agriculture one of the most vulnerable areas it will probably be one of the most seriously affected to enter the w t o russia had to pledge to reduce in-state support to farming which amounts to nine billion dollars annually today is expected to become just half of that in just five years we've already travelled to hundred and fifty kilometers away from moscow and what we see here is a sad picture goes through it is like this one us road all across russia and with a struggle in agriculture industry there number is only crazing thirty percent of the countries are well a

wanting to use them for their own gains it has been going on for several months but. for some strange reason it has turned out to be very violent. as authorities think there must be somebody else behind it who are just covering up with the way. it is eve you've seen the video there people are behaving strangely organized and all three very innocently form it looks like somebody who is interested in harming their government or as we can see. moods is trying to. the situation it looks like it is either somebody outside the country who is interested in harming the government to overthrow the regime or that he is somebody inside the country who is also interested in grabbing the power i don't think it's going to be any more violence it is all very local all concentrated in one small region so it is pretty easy. but coming up later in the program a battle of billionaires and mega money dispute between two russian tycoon senses the fun straight. from london where the case is being heard. but before that a reminder now of our breaking news story rescuers have reportedly foun

it's certainly been what romney's pushing. >> iowa has been willing to vote.een willing to give significant amounts of votes to candidates who we say don't have a realistic chance of winning the primary. in 2000, the combined evangelical vote for gary bower and alan keys exceeded the evangelical vote for george w. bush. there are voters here willing to make a statement. but the electability comes in as you move down the road. just because romney is stuck at around 25% or 30% in the national polls, that doesn't necessarily mean that all the other 70% are dead set against him. one of the things that may be happening, especially if he does well here and in new hampshire, voters say, he wasn't my first choice, i want somebody more consistently conservative than he is. but he looks like he can beat barack obama and i'm not going to go lay down in front of the train tracks. if romney does well in iowa and new hampshire, the idea of a big stop romney movement may be much more difficult to assemble in large part because of those findings on electability. >> one name w

if that had happened manning has already been judged by top officials. who think that manning is not someone who is a traitor he was. documents to foreign enemies he didn't profit from them he is accused of giving them to the media and what he gave to me were allegedly were very low level documents low security in fact probably should not have been divisive i darkness at all were also worried i mean i can't get a fair trial president obama has already announced that he's guilty he's the commander in chief it's a command structure in the military cerebrally who is involved in the judge the jury under president obama's command and their careers on the land line there is no choice but to say manning is guilty if they want to keep their military career since the president already said he's guilty a soldier who is in that situation is a choice of ignoring the nuremberg principles and becoming complicit in these crimes or exposing those crimes if meaning is guilty of what he's accused what do you get what he's guilty of is telling the truth telling the truth s

nothing like this year it's been pretty it's been sustained it's been nonviolent it's been met with some fear we're pretty sure i don't see these people giving up they will continue and hopefully they'll get whole world headlines and maybe r.t. can help them because they certainly deserve you right and finally the uprising in bahrain has started as part of the arab spring do you think the growing violence there could have a knock on effect in neighboring countries as well well it's going on in neighboring countries it's going to saudi arabia in the last few days into the absence going on about rocco tony we don't once you know it was a separate story serious a story and externally generated insurgency because this goes on across the region when you just go hear about tunisians and b. which a new government. so more eruptions going to happen every time i think the arab spring is the wrong because the nation wants these people want social justice just like the occupy wall street movement in america just like the protest across europe was spreading on a local basis or a is one location

but also alternative media the protests have been going on and the elections themselves have been the number one discussed topic in russia both saw on the internet and on t.v. screens for sure and i know you mentioned this in your report but i think it bears kind of going a little bit into detail about and this is the aspect of these nationalist flags flying while you know some of the mainstream networks were interviewing people on the ground without putting it in context context at all some people would compare these nationalist flags to confederate flags to just ignore that seems a little strange. well you know christine we talk about the time magazine person of the year today if we had to pick a topic for the mean stream media the topic of the year for them that would certainly be loving one protester and hating the other the issue of marginalization of some protesters as a really significant problem because we have been seeing so many people that occupy wall street marginalized the media would go down there they would find one questionable questionably looking person and then they

kim jong-il we have been talking about what this would have been.igh intensity field operation that 24er on. you seem i think that's military. >> it is governed by a group generaled by the country for decades. anything to do with his death whatever happens next. i think the interesting thing, though, is what is south korea's response? they have gone on some kind of alert temporary alert i am not sure what. >> south korean military has military alert that crossed 30 minutes ago. geraldo? >> harris, that is scary stuff. please by all means interrupt me if you get further substantial information. by christmas approaching and hanukkah these people worked long and hard heading home the coverage of the momentous event bringing you back to the human story. i want to go back to command sergeant major kelly. you got your men and women going home. do you worrisome of them will be at some point leaving the service as they won't have a job that with the economic situation so tough back in the states they are going to be stuck the heros fought the war for us. >>

there has been no one hurt and there have been no arrest.being offered for a search for a stolen money from the suit. some apparently broke in on thursday night. and they took the 2 lbs. world monkey from the exhibit. his name is banana sam, even though he is small in queues to officials say that he also can be dangerous. >> he could buy. he has some pretty big teeth. someone could get infected, primate's carry certain diseases. they are primates, we are primates and we carry certain diseases. >>reporter: zoo officials said the market needs a special diet and simply cannot the human food. also may be suffering from. they say if not brought back soon, it could die. and coming up on kron4 news weekend as we in 2011 we will take a look at some of the top stories covered bar news crews. you have that story coming up and before we get to that bus ticket live look outside this time around from mount tancam. we will be right back. >>reporter: welcome back to kron4 news weekend, we're taking a live look outside we have some sunshine and blue skies a

have any of those people been prosecuted? the district attorney has been prosecuted? >> their work -- there was one in louisiana, roger jordan. >> let me try to get the other panelists into the conversation. you were a former warden of san quentin. i wonder if you could share with us your experience at having actually conducted executions? you saw the word from mississippi said that this had a personal effect on him and i wonder if you can address the issue that comes up with the victim's family often get satisfaction of some kind -- some relief because of the person that they understand has committed the crime and they are finally put to death. can you remark on this? >> let me say, i agree with everything that they have talked about. i cannot really speak for the families of the victims, only what i have observed to the execution process. this has an impact on everyone who is involved, including the staff. and of course the inmates' families. and the people who show up to watch this. and the whole show of people who are there for this. you cannot walk away from this