. >> recientemente en, bosnia fue aprobada una ley que castiga con 120,000 dÓlares a quien castiga animales. >> una cÁmara captÓ con un medio de una prueba del cual el policÍa lo lanzÓ al suelo dejando la inconsciente. su rostro terminÓ cubierto de golpes y entablÓ una queja por maltrato. in la cÁmara de una patrulla grabÓ una persecuciÓn en ohio. el chofer era buscado por delitos de drogas e hizo hasta la imposible por escapar. perdio el control y cuando se

as of july, 10,400 of the missing are from the bosnia herzegovina war and 2,400 are from the conflict in croatia. most of the victims were killed during the break-up of the former yugoslavia. in august the remains of 54 people were exhumed from a garbage dump in zrsrebrenica in eastern bosnia herzegovina. 8,000 muslim men were killed there in 1995. international groups and countries are helping groups search for their loved ones. but it's difficult since dna analysis can't be conducted in most cases. >>> two tropical cyclones are approaching the asian continent. here's saki ochi from the weather desk with details. sa saki? >> that's right. we are looking at two tropical cyclones still, although we did have three yesterday. since then one at least has weakened into a tropical depression, but nonetheless two still very strong storm systems to contend with again today. first a look at typhoon kompasu, a strong typhoon that did cross over the okinawan islands last night it's now working over the yellow sea and will likely cross into the korean peninsula in a couple of days. it is working

remember hillary clinton bosnia trip. >> i remember landing under sniper fire. >> only problem.ppened. >> when she says i came under gunfire while representing this country she believed that. >> i think she did come to believe that. i don't think she is openly saying, i'm going lie about this. >> reporter: did she really misremembered being shot at? psychologists say yes because our brain can work a lot differently than we think we do. for example, count the numbers of times people in white pass the basket in this video? you would think you would notice a giant gorilla in front of your face, right? it turns out researchers say more than half of viewers don't notice. >> halfway through the video, person wearing a gorilla suit turns and faces the camera and walks off and then we ask them, did you notice anything unusual. half the people didn't notice the person at all. dan simon is the man behind the stunt. they say that people would notice everyone would think that their memories are accurate. >> our memories can be accurate for some things but details and some things in the dist

remember hillary clinton bosnia trip. >> i remember landing under sniper fire. >> only problem.ame under gunfire while representing this country she believed that. >> i think she did come to believe that. i don't think she is openly saying, i'm going lie about this. >> reporter: did she really misremembered being shot at? psychologists say yes because our brain can work a lot differently than we think we do. for example, count the numbers of times people in white pass the basket in this video? you would think you would notice a giant gorilla in front of your face, right? it turns out researchers say more than half of viewers don't notice. >> halfway through the video, person wearing a gorilla suit turns and faces the camera and walks off and then we ask them, did you notice anything unusual. half the people didn't notice the person at all. dan simon is the man behind the stunt. they say that people would notice everyone would think that their memories are accurate. >> our memories can be accurate for some things but details and some things in the distant past and things recalled

es un video aficionado que muestra una jovencita lanzando unos indefensos cachorros a un rio en bosniae los perros reciÉn nacidos y los lanza con fuerza a un caudaloso rÍo. la escena se repite una y otra vez. en total deshecho a 6 cachorros y las defensoras de los animales buscan por cielo y tierra a esta joven que fue capaz de perpetrar un acto tan cruel. >> recientemente en, bosnia fue aprobada una ley que castiga con 120,000 dÓlares a quien castiga a animales. >> una cÁmara captÓ con un medio de una prueba del cual el policÍa lo lanzÓ al suelo dejando la inconsciente. su rostro terminÓ cubierto de golpes y entablÓ una queja por maltrato. in la cÁmara de una patrulla grabÓ una persecuciÓn en ohio. el chofer era buscado por delitos de drogas e hizo hasta la imposible por escapar. perdio el control y cuando se estrello los oficiales le dispararon unas ocho veces. el huracÁn earl se acerca peligrosamente a las costas de estados unidos. lourdes estÁn vivos de las zonas de peligro con los Últimos acontecimientos. >> muchas gracias. me encuentro en kill devil hill y todavÍa hay varios turi

. >> her trip to bosnia. >> i remember landing under sniper fire. >> the only problem, it never happenedinton says i came under gun fire while representing this country abroad she beliefs that? >> i think she probably did come to believe that. i don't think she was consciously and openly saying i am going to lie about this. >> could hillary clinton have miss remembered being shot at? some say yes because our brains work differently than we think we do. >> count the number of times people in white pass the basketball in this video. >> you would think you would notice the giant gorilla right in front of your face, right? turns out researchers say more than half of the viewers don't notice. >> halfway through the video a person wearing a gorilla suit walks into the scene gets in the center turns and faces the camera thumps his chest and walked out the other side. we asked them did you notice anything unusual? half of the people didn't notice the person in the gorilla suit at all. >> they are the men behind the gorilla experiment and authors of "the invisible gorilla." everyone thinks they w

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basically draws on is 18 years of military service, his rank, the fact that he's served previously in bosnia and that he's deployed before to afghanistan so that's what they are going to be left with. >> all right, bruce. thank you for that. by the way, there are exactly five weeks to go before the big november elections and president obama is on a campaign swing on behalf of fellow democrats. first stop a back yard gathering in new mexico where he focused on the economy and education. >> the number 1 issue in terms of us succeeding as an economy is going to be how well we educate and how well we train our kids. nothing else comes close. >> this evening president obama headlined a campus rally at the university of wisconsin. it is part of an effort to reenergize young voters who turned out to support democrats two years ago. >>> coming up on 9 news now, a new maryland law takes aim at drivers who talk on the phone. tell you when you'll need to go hands-free. >>> but first, a new scam hits the d.c. area leaving victims shelling out cash. we will tell you how you can avoid paying the big price

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meaning at the end these people prey on those fears and that's no different than what we saw in in bosnia and serbia and what we've seen in georgia and russia and what we've seen and you know in fascist states all across the world i mean this is not unique to american right wing or unique to each other for the battle is of fact the reason i call it the american taliban is because that's who i've been accused of helping them out but ultimately this is sort of the the spark of every right wing nationalist movement is preying on fear and economic and that with these inequalities and a lack of hope well i'm completely with you there and i definitely they you know they use fear as far as they can but do you offer are you offering any kind of a solution or an answer to this because it's one thing to say hey these guys are bad and they're you know they're fearmonger. what's the other option. well the first step is to acknowledge that they exist as you point out there are myriad progressives who don't want to even acknowledge their existence so it's not enough to say what's a solution where peopl

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after years of reporting from iraq, bosnia, and china, the pulitzer prize winning journalist is the london bureau chief of the "new york times." he's here in london to talk about the challenges facing david cameron's new government, iraq and its special relationship between the united states and the u.k. as well as tony blair and his memoirs. i'm pleased to have an old friend on this broadcast in london. welcome. >> rose:... >> pleasure. >> rose: there are wars going on around the world. do you miss being there badly? >> oh, yes. oh, yes. i do. everything has to come to an end. i've been in the wars in afghanistan and iraq continuously for seven or eight years. this was a great opportunity for me to in effect come home. i left this country when i was barely out of my teens and i thought what a wonderful opportunity to rediscover my homeland. i felt weighed down by not being in the wars for probably most of the first year i was back. and then i discovered something which is that this country a pretty damned interesting country. the "new york times" much to my surprise has proven to be one o

the united states as a liberator of millions of muslims whether we are talking kuwait or somalia or bosnia or iraq or afghanistan. he refuses to do any of that, even when he has been pushed. frankly, last week, when he spoke about that veiled threat that if we're forced to move the mosque and, bill, you might be right about that i don't know, and primarily because he probably won't be able to raise the money for it, not because he thinks it would be too insensitive to put it there but when he did this veiled threat last week saying if we are forced to move the mosque, the united states just -- well, there is no telling what you might face in that what he should be doing, if he is an honest to god or honest to allah peace-building, bridge building moderate as he claims to be, is instead of warning us about what might happen to us if the mosque is moved, he should be warning the radical islamists not to attack. >> he has done that. >> that's a very simple question. >> this has to be responded to. one of the things said about this mosque -- by the way, there is larr mosque in that building an

. >> we're 49th behind bosnia. >> larry: so happy we could make your night tonight. >> what? you asked me a question. >> larry: thanks, bill. >> pleasure. >> larry: bill maher. he returns to hbo friday night, he'll be appearing for two nights in las vegas september 25th and 26th. tomorrow night, supreme court justice steven briar will be here in this studio. time now for "ac 360" and anderson cooper. anderson? >>> this last big primary night is giving us more drama and allow more messages from the tea party to the republican establishment. let's go to the blockbuster you mentioned in delaware. christine o'donnell written off as a french long-shot weeks ago issue republican nominee for senate in the state of delaware for a seat held by joe biden. she is the republican nominee because she defeated the establishment republican candidate. mike castle is a former governor, he yes 1 state-wide 12 times. he lost 47% to christine o'donnell's 53%. can she win in november? and democrats say no way. the general election starts tomorrow. the senate primary, kelly ayotte started out as th

those who serve but now in another extreme proposal, sharron angle says privatize it, end the va bosnia we know it. when asked whether veterans benefits like prescriptions and doctor benefit once covered if she had her way? >> no, not if you're working toward a privatized system. >> end our promise to veterans? sharron angle, dangerous ideas that put veteran at risk. >> angle was asked about that charge this past saturday at an event in reno, nevada. here is her response to reid's charge followed by what she said about her father in handling the va back in may. >> i said that they could do a better job. that's all that i said. is the va could do a better job for our veterans and i believe that. i believe that our veterans fit in that priority box. we should be supporting our military and their dependents and our veterans. >> i than he pays over $800 a month in prescription drugs that we can't get through his va nor through medicare. they just won't cover those things. and i know lots of senior it's. >> do -- cover those things. >> no, not if you're working toward a privatized system. >>

. >> he was talking about the war in bosnia and bloodshed that was really happening, but a pretty dark era he described. not all of the contract passed. are we living in that dark era? >> they all got to the floor which was all that he was promising. >> wasn't it a suggestion -- >> three or four of them were constitutional amendments. they were never going to pass. >> what's the point? mayor, mayor, go ahead. >> the problem -- >> the point is -- control of the congress for the first time in four years. that was the point. >> the problems with this contract is it doesn't speak to job creation. it doesn't speak to infrastructure investment. it doesn't speak to the crisis of education in america. it doesn't speak to the energy cris crisis. it's just a bunch of words. and frankly -- >> put this in perspective, though. the contract with america was not why the republicans took back congress in '94. having this document out today is not really going to help or hurt the republican, but it certainly gets people saying they're no longer the party of no, they've got something. >> we have to pay

we're like 49th behind bosnia. the number one cause of death is -- >> larry: so happy, folks, we could make your night tonight. >> what? you asked me a question. >> larry: thanks, bill. >> pleasure. >> larry: bill maher. he returns with "real time with bill maher r" on hbo friday night. he'll be appearing for two nights in las vegas september 25th and 26th. >>> this hour, everything you need to know for your week ahead including the man you just saw, bill maher, exposing the controversial past of a tea party darling and the new media darling of the tea party to cancel appearances. the head of the gay republicans here this hour. hurricane igor bearing down, thousands either fleeing or bracing for the worst. it's a giant storm, and we're live in the middle of it in just moments. >> we begin in southern california where an overnight scare about a possible cult suicide turned out to be a false alarm. 13 salvadoran women and children who had been the subject of an intense manhunt were found today safe and unharmed. in f

those who serve but now in another extreme proposal, sharron angle says privatize it, end the va bosniasked whether veterans benefits like prescriptions and doctor benefit once covered if she had her way? >> no not if you're working toward a privatized system. >> end our promise to systems? sharron angle, dangerous ideas that put veterans at risk. >>ing an willing was asked about that charge this past saturday at an event in reno, nevada. here is her response to reid's charge followed by what she said about her father and handling the va back in may. >> there we have the probable problem. the las vegas sun's john ralston wrote about sharron angle, privatizing t and said i'm beginning to wound ber this seemingly pathological habit angle has of saying she never had said something when it is right there on the tape and so easily retrieved. we are joined from las vegas, host of "face-to-face." here is a canned caught confront with the fact of a videotape and what happens? >> it is amazing, chris. she seems to be suffering from selective amnesia. she is like that guy pierce character in the

. >>> bosnia' fight our another day in the job wars, the president about to hold another one of his living room economic discussions, this the latest photo op presenting the "real housewives" of richmond, virginia, proceeded this morning by the real housewives of des moines, the president trying to show he is on top of the crisis. we have seen how he has actually dealt with it catering to bangsters, creating a mandate to biinto an unreformed insurance monopoly, escalating the war in afghanistan. unfortunately, republicans only seem to come one no plan or worse plans. isn't having special interests control your government fun? how the rest of us have to deal while those who buy our government feast. new census figures show more americans are delaying marriage to avoid the cost of the wedding. families downsizing and home owners are either stuck where they are because they owe more than their house is worth or they are without a roof at all because they have been foreclosed on. one in eight homes now sit vacant. one in seven americans now below the poverty line, while others who control the

we're like 49th behind bosnia. the number one cause of death is -- >> larry: so happy, folks, we could make your night tonight. >> what? you asked me a question. >> larry: thanks, bill. >> pleasure. >> larry: congratulations again. bill maher. he returns with "realtime with bill maher" on hbo friday night. he'll be appearing for two nights in las vegas september 25th and 26th. >>> i'm meteorologist jacqui jeras in your hurricane headquarte headquarters. category 1 storm producing winds of 75 miles per hour just at its closest point it bermuda, about 40 miles off to the west. the storm has been lashing the islands for hours now with hurricane-force wind gusts and they've been reported as high as 93 miles per hour. those strong winds will continue throughout much of the night tonight. and then begin it subside by monday afternoon. the storm has started a northeastly turn. we'll start to pick up in forward speed. that's a little bit of good news. it will also continue to create large swells up and down the atlantic co

joining present obama, prime minister netanyahu, and palestinian leader of bosnia's king abdallah of jordan and egypt and president hosni mubarak prepense see the five leaders speak today -- today live at 7:00 eastern. a short time ago, the president and israeli prime minister made a statement after meeting earlier today. from the white house, this is about 5 minutes. >> hello, everybody. prime minister netanyahu and i had a very productive discussion about our shared efforts to advance the cause of peace between israelis and palestinians and throughout the middle east. i will have more to say about the meeting today not only with prime minister netanyahu but with the other participants in the rose garden later this afternoon. i wanted to specifically take some time out to speak to the people of israel and to the region about the senseless slaughter that took place near hebron yesterday. there are going to be extremists and rejectionists who rather than speaking peace are going to be seeking destruction. the tragedy that we saw yesterday where people were gunned down on the street by

when president clinton had been trying to enact health care legislation and had just sent troops to bosnia, i believe, does that throw any electoral power where president obama has just sent more troops to afghanistan and has passed legislation, does this mean we will see a sweep of congress? guest: where are you studying? caller: university of pennsylvania and i made double major. host: where did you grow up? caller: philadelphia. guest: that is certainly one of the more competitive races this year. there are quite a few seats in play. is it democratic seat since arlen specter, the previous incumbent, had switched parties. it is one that republicans are hoping to pick up. it is not surprising to have some polls showing one candidate ahead and other polls showing the other candidates ahead. most of the polls in pennsylvania, though, in recent weeks have had to me with a modest lead over sestak. -- toomey with a modest lead over sestak. now, with the question about -- i'm blanking. host: that is always the point with -- the problem with the two-part questions and i was not writing it down.

state and then secretary of state, never suspected that the hostilities in the represent lick of bosnia and herzegovina would escalate to the slaughter of more than 800,000 people in 1995. sadly, we have too many indications about what could happen if the two referendas scheduled to take place in sudan in january to not take place fairly and peacefully. the 20-year war between the north and south sudan that ended in 1995 took the lives of over two million people and displaced further four million. peace in darfur is inextricably linked to peace throughout the rest of sudan and the genocide there in 2003 unleashed the slaughter of 200,000 men, women and children. many are displaced and are in camps. like many of my colleagues, i visited to sudan. i had a face-to-face meeting with general bashir, the dictator in khartoum pushing for peace, pushing for an end of this slaughter. unfortunately, he was upset that the sanctions against his government needed to be lifted. the fact that the sanctions were based on the senseless killing and displacement sponsored by his government was dismissed b