. >> the deutsche welle global media m four m is taking place in bonn on media facing a sustainable worldn is part of the program. >> millions of children worldwide still do not have any opportunity for an education, and organizations like unesco and the u.n. continue to work to improve their plight. >> at this elementary school in southern malawi, the day begins with a free breakfast. for five years, the children have been given more meals things to the u.n. village project. almost all the children in the village attend the preschool. five years ago, that was not the case. only half went to school. getting children educated is a global challenge. right now, 17 million have no access to education. at deutsche welle's global media forum in bonn, participants are discussing are due change that. >> india has agreed law that guarantees everyone living in the countryside the right to work. the government organizes that and financing. using the same funds or other similar finance plans, educating children should be possible. >> poverty, violence, and war are some of the hurdles standing between

him one of germany's most celebrated artists. 24 pieces spanning three decades are now on display in bonnnothing is quite as it seems. >> there is always something positive in his work, like a new beginning. there are preconceptions that are smothering an appeals to emotion. they want to make people reexamine it. there's a lot of hidden meaning in his pictures. lots of different interpretations. many paths and many positive messages. >> his work depicts the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. once to make sure the past is never forgotten, even germany's difficult history. his work is often proved a catalyst for public debate. >> german history has not always been praised for the, so it can make you feel uneasy. i would not say he stirs thing up. he is intelligent and philosophically holds a mirror to his subjects. >> the search for transcendence is depicted in his latter, a theme which runs through the exhibition. for him, debris does not symbolize the end but the start of something new. >> staying in the art world, the man known as the king of kitsch is coming to germany. two museums in f

those bonns will earn $400 million or so, and and who is paying for that interest? the taxpayer who finances the general fund of the u.s. government or the person investing in the treasury bonds is obviously, you know, the interest payments, it's not necessarily the case that they were paid for by workers on social security and there's a fierce analytical argument about whether that portion of social security's financing is brought by contributions, and any other source and i don't want to say it's not real money for social security. >> mr. chairman, this is what i love about hear suggests when we can actually have this kind of a discussion because this is what the public would like to hear rather than us doing our five minutes of asking questions and you only getting your five minutes to respond or give your testimony. this -- and i think actually chairman camp has done a great job of this on taxes where he's allowed us to have these informal, off the record kind of conversation with experts on tax reform and i think we can do more of those on social security, but

zimmerman, one for 13 leading by bonn. his season average is just .239. it's up with the middle of the lineup, johnson? >> we need to be aggressive. we are not striking any fear in the opposing pitcher. they are having it too easy. >> things were rocking and rolling yesterday. reds mets in new york. how about this pick/ phenomenal double play right through the legs. let's go to l.a., dodgers and white sox. bottom in the 10th. winning run scores. the entire club comes out. that's it. they manhandled the poor guy. he is 100 pounds of nothing. then they put the old shaving cream pie on his face and roughed him up good. eli manning father's day with his daughter. everyone is talking about his baby cradle. it's the off season. the headlines in new york all about his stomach today. lebron james is causing problems for the oklahoma city thunder. james is taking the ball to the rack. okc can't stop him. the fifth player to score at least 29 points and 14 rebounds in an nba final. the heat is now leading 2-1 in the best of says7. >> i did not make enough big plays

police say 32-year-old northerly windman bonnes is facing first degree murder charges. his sister says that bonnes has a history of mental illness. he also has a lengthy criminal past. a photo is of the victim. >>> a 7-year-old girl is the third victim to die from a terrible car wreck this week in northern virginia. victoria williams passed away yesterday at the hospital. her mother and 5-year-old sister were killed tuesday night when their car hit another car on lee highway in fairfax. the driver of the other vehicle remains in critical condition. >>> there's still no word this morning as to why a toddler was found wander ago loan barefoot and carrying a plate of food in prince george's county. police believe the boy is less than 2 years old. he was found on morgan boulevard yesterday. his parent was found hours later. the child was checked out at the hospital and said to be in good health. >>> the so-called east coast rapist is set to appear in court today. a judge will determine if aaron thomas is competent to stand trial. he is accused in a series of rapes along the

bonn has been set at $100,000. >> military judge will not dismiss any of the 22 counts against bradley manning. he is charged with aiding the enemy and other offenses tied to the leaks of thousands of classified documents. there were published on the wikileaks web site. >> several new developments in the race for a president tonight. former gop presidential candidate rick santorum makes future plans known. he is forming a political action committee. >> we have bigger challenges today. this is the most important election in our lifetime. maybe in the history of the country. >> he is starting a group that will promote conservative candidates and the issues he pushed in his campaign. today he called a presumptive gop nominee mitt romney a significant improvement over president obama. >> president obama is catching some heat tonight. earlier in the day he said the private sector was doing fine. he is clarifying those remarks after intense criticism from republicans. scott thuman is live with the latest. >> that is what the republicans wanted to hear so they could go after him claiming he d

in early may, supporters of the group clashed with police in demonstrations in bonn. salafists attacked officers with rocks and knives. is believed about 4000 -- is believed about 4000 live in germany. >> for more on the story, we spoke earlier with our political correspondent, and young, and i asked why the raids were carried out now? >> there are reports police discovered an explosive best and threatening video messages threatening democracy in a recent raid in berlin. they admit that this triggered it these grades specifically. and the authorities have been under pressure, especially since the killing of two officers last year by a salafist believer. they are concerned. there have been clashes on the streets, leading to injuries to a number of police officers. i think they are concerned about this type of group. >> that is simon young, speaking to us earlier today. chancellor angela merkel has sent a strong message to her allies saying she needs their help in resolving the debt crisis. >> she warned not to overestimate the strength of germany's economy and made it

the bonn carefully, slowly. the device is implanted and hidden. one of hundreds now being made in secret workshops across syria. >> they give us extra strength and we lacked weapons, and no help from outside. no one else cares. >> we make a run across the main road as the fighters moved into place. >> this is a pretty audacious operation by the free syrian army. they are acting as bait to try to lower government troops out of their compound down the road and that is when they are going to detonate their ied. you would as the rebel army going on the offensive. >> of the tanks advanced opening fire. and for a while, they were pinned down. with the ied in place, they had to run away. they are outgunned and out- flanked. despite the strength, the army can't stop these fighters. where one group is in trouble, another can arrive quickly. the rebels move to a normal area as the army deployed tanks and heavy machine guns down the road. the fighters as land well, and they can move around easily. they advance has the army pulls back. imagine their terror. i

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>>vicki: the bonn for george zimmerman has settled all its stake he misled the court about his financial resources. >> george did even surrendered to authorities on sunday just ahead of a 48 hour deadline to try and solve it. " the >> at 1:25 p.m. today to work than a minute and members of the sheriff's office in he was pleased into custody in transported to a correction facility. data >> he cannot obtain the benefit of a lot of fog because of his falsehoods. >> he misled the court about an unsurpassed for in financial resources. >> this is very important. how can perhaps rules have ahead tire blew hough graduate, now that your journey begins, you're going to need a powerful connection ! felicidaaaadeeeees ! with this droid 4 by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you can stay in touch on skype with your loved ones. staying connected with your family... ... in more places, on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value ! get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4. hurry, offer ends june 17th. verizon. felicidades ! >> for months cnn has been investigating the possibili

committee had adopted guidelines that stated the port can obtain proceeds but if the project area included bonn court properties -- only the port properties should be retained to fund part capital projects. on this project, the court announced 27,960 square feet, 20% of this overall site. pat seems to be what the split ought to be. i think this is something we will have to think about. whether it is fixing capital projects or that great highway or other issues, we have to think about this issue carefully, whether simply because of the fact the port has support landed here, that makes sense and i don't think it necessarily does. a separate question is related to the fact the port is going to keep 100% of the transfer tax or to have -- i think it might be appropriate to think about that revenue as a potential source for the general fund. that might be an appropriate conversation to have. with regard to the $5 million -- that's a curious thing given the size of this project for the city to be paying the developer $5 million to build the open space we understood was going to be a benefit provided b

to take a few minutes to tell you what the port has accomplished in the 2008 bond and what the 2012 bonn could do for the city and the waterfront. let me take a moment to explain the publicly developed vision for open space along the waterfront which is to create an accessible and douzable waterfront for the city. the port's open space policy to create a continuous walkable edge along the entire 7.5 miles of port property. the second is to have a significant public space at intervals which correspond to the dogs before you. the 2008 bond is allowing the port toole -- to allow a significant part of that system. fisherman's wharf is under construction, expected to be completed this summer. the brannan street wharf is in construction on its first phase. pile driving should begin in a few weeks. the 2008 bond funded maybe 15% of the project. bayfront park edge and mission bay is complete, opening up 1,200 feet of shoreline in that area. crane cove park -- south of mission bay. the public planning process is complete and they are doing design work. we are doing design work on that and the bon

activities to the equivalent of our 911 location or public safety coordination center or if it's a bonn fied concern, to 911. we'll gather that information and we typically then will report that further up to our trade association. the association of american railroads through their rail alert network and they will then move it forward to other federal security agencies. oftentimes we'll make individual contacts to tsa at their operation center out in herndon and even perhaps to the d.o.t. center here in washington. >> yes, sir, we've trained 19,000 employees in the see something say something program as well as the general public. we've developed a program called pass for amtrak security and safety and any and all reports with our national communication center that are investigated at the local level and those have a substantive representatives at the task force, so it's been a very successful program for us. >> i think the gentleman i want to revisit something. i think the program is too heavy in personnel and based on its earlier history was able to get by with about 100 inspectors.

at the beethoven festival bonn 2012. september 7 through october 7.our tickets online. ♪ >> israel has returned the remains of 91 palestinians killed while carrying out attacks against israeli targets. the israeli government says it is a humanitarian gesture which it hopes can revive stalled peace talks. >> the palestinian officials downplayed those chances as the returning coffins received a ceremonies will come in at ramallah. family and friends of the dead were waiting to receive the bodies, some of which have been buried in israel for 40 years. germany's president jaochim gauck has been holding talks with palestinian leaders in the west bank, urging them to get talking again with israel. >> that message is being echoed by the u.s. secretary of state y israel should be seen as a sign of confidence-a building. >> for president mahmoud abbas, talks cannot resume until israel stops building settlements in the west bank, and he repeated that today to jaochim gauck. >> jaochim gauck's trip has been as symbolic as political. today, one big focus was educ

according to the head of new york city ought bonn society. >> it was obviously a peacock the moment it that's a peacock. >> reporter: jungle bird didn't know he was doing the made mating call of a peacock but he still proud as one jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> stop the deforestation. >> hey. my take away from this was the look on bob costas' face undeniably terrified how would you like to be one his six kids? >> they probably think it's pretty cool. >> you think? >> yeah he is on national news. you know you don't want to disturb anything especially the u.s. open however. >> yeah. >> probably not the best tournament. >> every major needs a good streaker. i don't have a problem with that. that was a little over the top but he says it's for the cause of deforest station. >> speak of reason that's why we are asking people to weigh in cluck caption this and this so cute. >> reporter: i know. jennifer sent this in. it's of her dog max sporting some sunglasses looking adorable. well, he is at it and many of our facebookers have sound off and mcgovern road saying the bono pet. >> it does look

dictates and interests all right reinado ras the secretary general of the bonn coalition which opposesu.s. presence in the area thank you. thank you very much so moral news in brief for you this hour a taliban suicide bomber disguised as a woman has blown himself up in eastern afghanistan for french soldiers were killed in the explosion and five others wounded it was the second deadly assault on saturday against nato forces france plans to withdraw all of its combat troops by the end of twenty twelve two years ahead of the planned pullout agreed by the alliance. a lawyer for the international criminal court has been detained in libya after meeting with gadhafi son saif al islam officials claimed she was trying to deliver documents that they say posed a danger to national security the lawyer is now being questioned under house arrest so you follow islam is accused of his role in the killing of protesters during the revolt that toppled his father. euro zone finance ministers are set to discuss a possible rescue package for spain's beleaguered banks which could ask for help this weekend t

bonn ki-moon condemned the latest massacre and said that president assad has lost all his legitimacy in addition to that we have heard comments coming from u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and the british prime minister david cameron who are meeting in a separate meeting and instead instable in turkey. hillary clinton saying that syria will not retain or have any peace until president assad goes prime minister cameron also said that he is calling for the international community to increase its pressure on syria and now western powers have been for months pushing for regime change in syria and as of late pushing and campaigning for security council sanctions on syria now those sanctions is something that china and russia are opposed to russia the russian ambassador to the un vitaly churkin also addressed the general assembly saying that the international community needs to coordinate its efforts behind the six point peace plan that was put forth by international envoy kofi annan that peace plan was endorsed and supported by the security council ambassador churkin also said that

dore of astoria he talked about his vision for america and the event featured performances by john bonn jovi the president will be in downtown baltimore for a fund- raiser next tuesday. >>> jury selection is set to begin in the child molestation trial of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky accused of sexually abusing 10 boys during 14 years. it will take place 10 miles from state college home to penn state university. >>> today a program to help seniors with the dental care. baltimore city health department will unveil the my smile came payne providing dental education and oral cancer screenings to city senior centersch the star- spangled celebration will be kicked off in the inner harbor. this is the national launch of the bicentennial of the war of 1812 and writing of the star- spangled banner. the celebration starts june 13th running through tuesday june 19th. week long celebration features an international parade of boats and premier of the new symphonic work and star- spangled air show featuring the navy blue angels. >>> a spectacular sight happening tonight.

today family and friends will remember ben bonn facciment he died on the family farm in darlington monday. his car was found crashed into a fence on the family's property. visitation held today at the funeral home in abingdon. there will be a mass for ben friday morning at st. joan of arc catholic church. he'll be buried at the cemetery. the family is asking donations to help the deer creek valley in lieu of donations. >>> a phone scam. they say someone is targeting senior siss calling and basically -- citizens calling and basically saying they have unpaid property taxes. pay the bill by mail or send the sheriff to collect the money. don't give out any personal information. try to get the caller's name and number and never mail money or checks to people or businesses that you don't know. >>> if you're planning a getaway a big retailer now hoping to help. sears recently launched a website searsvacations.com. it offers leisure and vacation packages and you can book flights, hotels, cruises and car rentals but there's a kicker. isn't there always? the they're offering the payment plan for th

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resulted in one hundred twelve former presidents and prime ministers from fifty countries writing to bonn ki-moon urging him to go to burma to press for the release of aung san suu kyi and other political prisoners in the country which she ultimately did six weeks later and. you know lots of speaking to the media bad writing political pressure of various sorts to try to impact a situation i've worked for a little over thirty years with international n.g.o.s and i spent a fair amount of time on the thai burmese border with where the refugee camps for the karen people are and i mean these people are being slaughtered by the by the mayan mark government in march. and. it seems to this day that nobody is speaking out for them it's like there are these high profile folks that it's easy to pick out is is freedom now expanding beyond individuals or do you find that by speaking about and for the individuals that you have the effect of helping the people who are associated with well what i would say is actually on the sense that she actually or other client. who won the nobel peace prize in twenty

southbound 195 at the beltway and baltimore boulevard and sunset lane, and another one reported at bonn street. northbound 895 is still crawling along there. we'll take another live look. not a bad drive for you. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the-firm. >>> two groups cleaning up the inner harbor are not seeing eye to eye on what needs to be done. mike chu has more. >> reporter: the wallet from baltimore is like this. pretty on type, full of summing below. >> we're -- successful of sewage below. >> we're seeing these fish kills. >> reporter: her organization has a problem with this. a state permit telling the city how much storm water pollution it can allow to run off into the water. >> the permit has all sorts of requirements for various programs, but a lot of them are real goal-oriented. they're not enforceable deadlines or limits. without that, it's not easy for citizens or the government to know what would actually be complying with the permit. >> reporter: but the state disagrees, sayi

now it is bonn john joe vee has the inside. i don't care if they donate. anybody can donate. >> you would be thrilled though if romney paid a visit to the set of part 2 atlas thrug. >> no, honestly i think he would have better things to do. i will be an extra in that movie. >> i heard that. >> before we go, victor my guess is zach brass talked owe bay you you -- obama's ear off. >> i am less concerned with zach than the future of jarod leto. i look at america and i see him as your lawrence owe -- oli olivieat. >> who are these people? i don't know ron jeremy or something or hall hal linden. >> hal linden three years younger than jarod leto. from brass to brash. should we catch everything dispatch 1234* after scott walker won wisconsin's re-election they gave threats. it said kill scott walker, kill scott walker, kill scott walker, kill scott walker, kill scott walker. i wonder what he meant by that. did the cops contact him? no one knows. and he has since deleted his account. somebody by the handle sex symbol said he did go to police after tweeting, quote,

. >> yesterday president obama gave bonn joef ry a ride to new york city on air force one. that makes sense. bon jovi living on a prayer while obama is campaigning on one. ♪ obama used to work on a dock >> he has been the subject of ain't national manhunt since 98. the fbi added this man to their ten most wanted list. the mexican national was first arrested by police in chicago 14 years ago for kidnapping and beating a woman. awaiting °(d úpdhm a legedly@í killedpñúh<íp88 be or shouldhe81 úasaturday.ú# workers says the go off as kes will planned this despite the union's threat to walk off the job the day before. time now to brew on this. a teenager in ohio denied his diploma because of the cheering from his family and friends at his high school graduation ceremony. he is being told he must complete 20 hours of community service by himself or with the help of his family in order to get that diploma. family friends and teachers cheered for the senior as he was walking across the stage. the school says it lasted way too long disrupting the ceremony. >> he is being punished for

>> there are eight of them and in that bonn we have miniature donkeys and goats and jacobs sheep whichrare breed. >> there are all kinds of attractions for people to come out and see. there are so many other things than riots >> there are lots of great animals. our kids love to come out here and you get to see their goats and their sheep and their pig and cows. >> i think everything will really work out nicely with the weather. as we head towards the middle of the morning i think we watch the clouds break with a lot of sunshine outside. it looks like the next couple of days the temperatures will cool down. it is going to start to cool down a little bit into the weekend. partly cloudy skies tomorrow. '70s inside the day and '60s in the coastline. the next seven days it looks like we have a couple more clouds coming our way but the fourth of july holiday looks like we will have plenty of sunshine. >> can we bring him back? >> i would love to. so many people want to see him here. what is his name? wilbur. >> it is not bad on the drive right now. mobile 5 is checking the morning commute an

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i think there's mixed reviews of rob bonn manual some people think he did a good job. he did restore the house to the democrats by going out and recruiting people who matched their district. and there were not a lot of loyalist in the people that he recruited. and they were easy to knock off. in the white house, it's as though he played, he was too cautious. in the book, we talk about you know what is a mandate. who has it and what is it? lyndon johnson had a mandate when he won with 61% of the vote. and he used it. george w. bush didn't win the poplar vote in 2000 and he acted like he the mandate. president obama was shy about using the power. i know, there's one instance when he snapped at one of the republicans, we won, or i won at john mccain everybody took that as a big sign of arrogance. i don't think he was are gaunted enough. i don't know how far of that reflects on emmanuel's advice or whether that was how the president reacted naturally. we'll have to wait for him to write the memoirs. the experience as chicago mayor may dominate the book. that's where he's s

it's that he's bonn fied major leaguer and one of the gears that drives the oriels. >> let's hope it's only a month if it has to be a month. >>> take a look at the weather and then we'll introduce our guest. it's 80 for the high. that's just the beginning of the story. we've got a couple of thunderstorms around the area this afternoon that could be potentially severe. first warning doppler weather radar showing some shower activity down to our south. that's coming our way. we've got couple showers around this morning, then we're going to see the potential for some gusty weather in here a little bit later on. >>> i want to tease what's coming up on coffee with. that's dr. marty becker. for my money, you're the best vet on tv. he's been a guest on many morning shows. just wrote a book. how are you doing? you have a mic on. >> your cat annual. i was born on a farm. growing up as a kid a cat was always there on the hey stacks, that big tom cat. now they've gone from mouser to moocher. sgltsz -- >> we said say hello, not a whole sentence. >> don't be caddy, don. the owners manual. >> if i h

bonn barnard was there. >> what is interesting, try to step back a little bit.h northward nixon did not understand what the predisturbancey was. >> reporter: they are woodward and bernstein. >> this story was like get nying warm bath and then it got hotter and hotter and hotter so you were able to with stand the heat. >> reporter: carl bernstein and bob woodward who 40 years ago blew the lid off the watergate scandal exposing widespread corruption orchestrated by richard nick on and all the president's men. >> i would first like to say to my former colleagues that it's lot easier to come into this building with valet parking. this works for me. >> reporter: but crowe was a white house lawyer who helped to direct the so-called plumbers, nix op's band of burglars and thieves who carried out the watergate and earlier break-ins. >> i authorizeed a covert operation in july of 1971. it was carried out. nothing was found. but what that constituted at that time, and i look back on this a lot over the laugh last few years, was a major breakdown in integrity, my personal

the latest, a marine corporal, taylor bonn, of minnesota.ld died in combat yesterday in southern afghanistan, three months after marrying his high school sweetheart. keep in mind, some operation enduring freedom deaths have occurred outside afghanistan. british prime minister david cameron testified today yes, he was friends with press executives but it never affected government policy. he appeared before an ongoing inquiry into press ethics which he set up. he fielded questions about murdoch's news international and its ties to the government. including his friendship with former murdoch executive rebecca brooks. and the texas billionaire who defrauded thousands of investors in one of the largest ponzi schemes in u.s. history was sentenced to 110 years in prison today. allen stanford is convicted of selling $7 billion worth of fake deposits to an offshore bank in antigua. the financier is appealing the conviction. >>> the hailstorms that battered northern texas last night left damage, roofs, about baseball-sized dents in cars, adding up to