then it was onto a ride on one of mel bourne signature vehicles, a tram. a good crowd, a warm welcome, a successful visit. the character will change on friday when the queen steps into her role as head of the commonwealth to open the commonwealth heads of government conference. the serious stuff will follow. today, for all the time she has done this, the queen was touched by the warmth of australia's welcome. >> you can get more on all of our stores by going to our website. backrub and analysis plus video and audio content. just log on and see for yourself. >> this is newsday on the bbc. i am in singapore. >> and i am in london. the headlines. leaders of european countries are continuing their meeting in brussels. growing doubts that they can reach a comprehensive deal to fix the debt crisis. >> rescue workers in turkey are continuing to search for survivors in the earthquake. two more people have been pulled from the rubble. let's take a look at the asian market action. the ongoing action of eu leaders in brussels. markets moving higher as they struggle t

broad run defeats os bourn 27-20. the spartans improve to 6-1.s your sports minute. >>> if you want to run with the bulls, you don't have to go all the way to spain. now all you need to do is get and a dmstic flight to phoenix. you are looking at the practice run for the running of the bulls in cave creek, arizona. there they go. today will be the real deal. the run is a quarter mile with 32 bulls and of course people trying to get out of the way. the american version of the running of the bulls has been held three times in the u.s. twice in nevada and once in arizona. that one looks a little more controlled than the running of the bulls in spain. >> yeah, they're not in the streets whachl possesses you to want to run in front of a charging animal. >> you would never do it? >> i would never do that. i hope they don't hurt the bulls. >>> 6:27 right now. still ahead at this hour -- >> shocked and outraged. >> a stabbing victim breaks her silence. it's not just her attacker she's with so angry with. >>> and taking off with trash. state farm. this is

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it is now known as the iest outbreak of food bourn illness in 23 years.the tabted cantaloupes should be off the shelves by now. and symptom from listeria, they can remain dormant up to two months before they appear. >> we are thinking pink this morning and komen race for the cure is just now four days away. we september out our reporter with the latest on this and ma we can expect getting ready for the big race. >>' eel take the rain today if it means a beautiful day on sunday. it is pink here in the historic courthouse. they actually had a pep rally here with other officials just to support the whole cause. of course the big race is this weekend on sunday the valley and to tell us more about that, he noer, thanks so much for joining us. >> you can register online or come down for our walk hfr in registration every day from 7:00 p.m. and then 4:00 on saturday every day. >> you guys do so much good for this. >> it is. we're making plans for 30,000 participants and we have another 10,000 volunteers, supporters. but our registration is going great. might eve

the film, animation to the jc currencies and the defenseteh -- animation to the chase scenes, the "bournehey and the guggenheim museum built here. it is especially well known for its exterior is, and a set designer knows every inch of it. he has been involved in most of its construction. >> roman polanski made "the pianist" here. we had tanks shooting into the sides of the house is. >> the film is about a jewish pianist in poland during the nazi occupation. it won three academy awards and also draw attention to babelsberg, where the streets became world famous. >> after that, we turned it into paris and an san francisco for 80 days, and then we turned it into new york. >> this is very much a story of their success. one explains why they still need studios like this. they provide a quiet environment with plenty of artificial light, and they are extremely flexible. >> when you are making films, you need big sets you can dismantle quickly, and you need a big art department. you basically need everything. a sculptor. you need every trade. >> and another other selling points is there experienc

this is the deadliest known outbreak of food bourn illness in the country. they should be off the store shelves by now but the number of illnesses may continue growing as the symptoms of listeria can take up to months to a. >>> well, social security checks will include a cost of living increase beginning in january. today we're going to find out just how much you're going to get in that check. it's expected to be between 3.5 and 3.7%. the exact amount will come out when the government releases information on inflation. inflation has been low the past two years and payments haven't gone up since. >>> the state senate approved the plan that carves out maryland's new legislative districts yesterday. the vote was 33-13. the state's congressional districts are being redrawn in response to the census which found suburban maryland counties with the biggest population growth in the last decade. jiet's been two months since the baltimore grand prix took over downtown. the governor last year said the grand prix would produce 60 to $75 million in economic impact. steph

the doctor says they have these pills and he says you don't understand we need the eggs he asked bourne says yes they're committed to ponzi scheme but we all got rich from the fees and the fees trickle down to the people and that's our economic model fraud well he suggests it's a human error that caused it so like those looters in britain i think they should just say it was human error that i stole the you know the bottled water that i'm now serving sixty years in prison for right now i prosecute randomly looters and stole bottles of water and not prosecute banking looters and blame it on human error if i see us more on the street and i reach into his pocket i steal his wallet according to us board that's just part of a ponzi scheme that was accidental so he goes on to say meeting the bankers who operated the ponzi schemes he said they let down their customers they let down their shareholders and they let down their country charles manson let down sharon tate when he brutally murdered her you know that's the moral equivalency that george osborne wants us to make here that it's just a qu

. >>> what we need to know about allergies and w >>> fashion giant liz clay bourn is going down in size. they haven't made a profit since 2006. they plan an selling the brand to jc penny for $288 million. liz claiborne plans on vamping the image by changing the name and focusing on their high end brand including juicy couture, lucky and kate spade. they are expected to generate $328 million to be put against the company's debt. >>> there's one fashion line thanks to a baby bump. beyonce's house of daron is taking on a maternity collection. she wants to design clothes that flatter pregnant women. she says her focus is designs that are edgy and sexy. beyonce has been wearing city let toes. >>> talk about fall fun gone horribly wrong. a family's trip through a seven acre corn maze took a turn for the worse when they couldn't find their way out. the couple and two small children dialed 911 after getting lost amid the twists and turns. it takes the average person here at the connor's farm in massachusetts about 45 minutes to find their way out. this family got spooked about an hour in. lucki

the movement is a month old, like new bourns they sleep 15 hours a day and complain a lot. as a man baby yourself you must identify. >> i identify. there is also the hygiene aspect. they should have demands. they have gotten their message out. obama quotes them all the time. they are the lead story on every news station in town jie. because there is nothing happening. >> yes, and thank god for them. they are our a block. you should be worshiping them. >> i thank them every morning. >> they have done more for this show than anthony's wiener. >> do you think this conversation happened in the revolutionary times they would say, this uprising, it is a month old and nobody knows what they want to say. >> why is it middle -- upper middle class people think this is something that is going to hurt them if there is some uprising? >> so you are telling me that people down on wall street aren't upper middle class? they are all grad students. >> the guy with the trust funds. >> yeah, the guy crying, the main guy is like a trust fund baby from columbia. >> that's my poind. the messenger

broad run hosting os bourn. first quarter broad run trails 13-7 until this. the field. he's in for a 67-yard touchdown. broadrun defeats osborn 27-20. the spartans improve to 6-1. that's your sports minute. have a great day. >>> what a great time of year. baseball playoffs. we've got football. we've got hockey starting up. even some college babble now. just if the nba could get their act together. >> if you're not the biggest sports fan, there's something to cheer for. >>> it 19:26 this morning. still ahead at this hour -- >> shocked and outraged. >> a stabbing victim breaks her silence. why it's not just her attacker she's so angry with. >>> and taking off with the trash? the reason police say thieves the reason police say thieves are st i just joined extracare advantage for diabetes at cvs pharmacy. i'm taking the right steps to manage my diabetes and my budget. extracare advantage for diabetes is a program that helps me save money on the supplies i need so we can stay a step ahead of... all: our diabetes! join extracare advantage for diabetes and get speci

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about the alleged perpetrators, they look like bumblers, or they don't appear to come out of a jason bourne movie. so that's a mistake on our part. bill: are you convinced of this plot? >> yes, based on the information that's been released so far. and my experience in dealing with operations oversaves. there is nothing that makes me smack my head and say it's unbelievable. part of the problem is people want things to look like in a movie. so when the gentleman down in texas. the iranian-american who was drawn into this. when we start getting details about him, people say he's too disorganized to be a master mind. when you are looking to recruit people, if you are in the iranian quds force, he's a perfect target. they have access to him. he's traveling back and forth to iran. he is a u.s. citizen. he lives here. they can manipulate him. he needs money. bill: in that kind of business those are the people you are looking for. this guy is described as a disorganized man who didn't quite have everything together even as a car salesman. he would get the years wrong on the cars. but they say he wa

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including in prague, mel bourne, and montreal. here is los angeles city hall during demonstrations there. lincoln park, mich., republicans line. believe is called ""chicago the tribune"" and most of the media. host: tell us more. is it only with the media? caller: i think their voices are well-represented across the board. i think the article written -- [unintelligible] it is the truth of what i am saying. that is all i have. host: take a look at the guests of a david gregory on "meet the press." >> what about this occupy wall street movement? demonstrations, arrests. does the president need more activism on the left to say we need a piece ponce to what we are seeing on the conservative side it? that is a big issue if people will have the same enthusiasm. >> there is a conference this week on the american dream. i think the president has been hurt by the lack of an organized protests. the stimulus plan was not as big as most -- economists thought. it was pretty middle of the road. obama is a moderate sort of liberal. we want to pu

support for grandfathering the benefits to be provided to currently serving service members who have bourne the burden of war over the last 10 years. we simply cannot dismiss the trust of the soldiers of afghanistan and iraq. i'm saddened that the leon panetta did not disavow the proposal. that statement would have removed a major issue to the force. i was very pleased at general dempsey's statement before the house arms services committee that recognized the unique requirements of military service and that strongly asserted that the military requires a retirement system totally different from any civilian retirement program. today we hope to learn more about the current positions the department of defense and the military advocacy groups concerning the need to reform military retirement. i would like to welcome our witnesses, dr. joanne rooney the principal deputy undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness. dr. rooney, this is your first opportunity to appear before the subcommittee. welcome. i am certain we will be seeing more of you in the future. next we have two highly respe

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