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. >>> it's 1-1 in overtime, sharks are going to win it here on a goal by justin braun. but the goal was waved off because the referee says a shark made contact with goalie . todd mcclelland and upset but only for a moment. burns is going to deliver the back end by the shootout. 2-1 sharks, they remain in first place in their division. >>> pablo sandoval agrees to a thee-year deal worth $17.15 million, that avoids arbitration. tim lincecum, speaking of ash abrasion, he -- arbitration, he says i want 21.5 million, the giants say they'll give him 17. and the cardinals visited the white house today. no pujols, no laroosza. i don't know if they're republicans. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-rais

another russian per maria someone over dimitri dr good to braun's team ukraine worse. my. also good news for elizabeth said to tom a show in the ladies free program event the fifteen year old producing a stunning routine to score one hundred seventy three point one points. for second while china's leave completed. and that is all the sports now i'll be back in just under two hours time with more but now on twenty four hour r t it is the weather. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. of. james bond eat some humble pie in london and made some electronics by rock found by the f.s.b. at a mosque six years ago belonged to her majesty's secret service. calls the storm of control of the of the telling of this boy's claim from downing street the story was absurd all the details from london in just a few months. and other news more tough sanctions against the syria

up of pressure by you braun this is the leverage that they have and the funny thing is that when you run the stuff like this it drives the cost of oil up anything that iran is losing in terms of being able to export its oil it's making up in the increase in prices because of the tension that has been ratcheted up and some and as you said this will affect oil prices in some countries and the u. e.u. are worried that this act this action well well end up hurting their own economies so i mean is this really a double edged sword very well could be a double edged sword and that's why the e.u. put a six month timeline on when they would actually put this into effect greece spain italy particularly greece are dependent on iranian oil grease buys one third of its oil comes from iran and they buy it on credit because nobody else is really willing to extend greece credit given their situation so six months from now the is actually going to have to make the real decision already to go through with this and is this potentially going to topple one two three economies in the eurozone iran does hav

embargo braun's exports comes into force in july the sour the w tries at around ninety nine dollars a barrel brand is a one hundred eleven. and bow on to equities asia started the week with mawson's for many in mainland china monday's the first they'd bounce from the lunar new year holiday and investors are disappointed with the continued tight monetary and fiscal policy in china and hong kong the stocks are also under pressure in tokyo exporters are suffering from the stronger yen toyota is down almost one percent. and here in russia it's less than one hour ahead of the opening bell the russian markets finished friday's trading session in the red you saying in the closing figures there both of my sex and the r.t.s. dropped around house sound. a look ahead to the trading week here's economy growth figures released on friday were disappointing dogs are all from we're all seem so. that may have a knock on a factor though generally the sentiment is pretty positive. even with the correction i think the market will still see some sector shift from gas names into a banking start and maybe a

and irrelevant in this day and age yet it's not clear what result the new strategy will bring but braun backer of the antiwar coalition to use the new plan would indeed slow down pentagon budget growth but will spare others the misery of continuing conflicts. this is not a step away from war this is not a step towards pacifism or a step towards a retreat from empire building it's actually the use of a military strategy that costs the american political leaders be they obama or whoever takes his place afterwards last on the home front if there are fewer american casualties of all the bleeding is done on the other side of all of the destruction is done by those who are suffering the consequences of air war they feel that there will be less antiwar sentiment at home so it's not a promise in the progressive directions what the obama administration and what the pentagon are doing in it and obama signaled that explicitly in his speech he puts again the primacy of the turn towards asia which really is a turn against china i think they're looking forward to this competition and the evolution of

at the end of last year aimed at pressing you braun into abandoning its nuclear program so iran threatened to block a key want maritime trade group in the persian gulf and later backed off but it's still warning us against in the area you run a little quarterly hold another naval drill next month but antiwar activists see western worries over iran suppose nuclear ambitions as an excuse to cartel the country's influence in the region. this isn't just about nuclear weapons if it were about nuclear weapons in the middle east then the united states would have a bone to pick with israel which is the only power in the middle east which actually possesses nuclear weapons it's not about that that's because it's paralyzed but the reason for the continued conflict is because the american administration simply can't live within iran which has as much regional power as it has at the moment you see the americans when they look at the iranian regime they see its links with syria they see links with hamas they say it's linked with hezbollah and this is a challenge to american power in an absolutely criti

taste for foreign cuisine especially the all-american burgers and fries and that's a home which paulo braun was eager to serve when he brought his story. to the country . i got to say mark eleven o'clock. start it was known me on the street. to the hotel. going up to my room said son what i do but i decided. to keep my heart is still my heart. this. is steiner came in the united states and went on a ship and came to st petersburg and then your own down on truck. put it into the park and one day i was in there and the weeks later opened i think it was a challenge it was really exciting when i opened my first business. because we were the first we had a lot of people that thought we were crazy to put a diner in the middle of the park despite all the objections and we didn't we knew it was going to work because i had worked here for two years in the hotel i actually got there stan the culture. and thought process in russia despite everything russians have always had a love for america and now they can't get more american than a giant one of the great things about the signer was modular so when

. >> reporter: while the men are the braun, they know the women are the beauty. don't even make it into the cheer leader calendar. while there isn't a lot of fame or fortune. there is something that for these guys is just as valuable. >> while the game is going on, you're watching the whole thing. you're seeing everything firsthand. >> literally the best seats in the house. >> let's go, let's go. >> reporter: monique griego. >> reporter: of course we have a lot of cheer leaders out here, a lot of fans that are so excited. i have to say, we have a very coed cheer leading squad out here at bill bateman's. guys we are having a blast. i don't even think i can hear myself think anymore. we'll see you guys back here at 6:00. >> all right, jess. thank you. it is a great purple friday. thanks for showing it to us and bringing it into so many homes tonight. you can see the ravens take on the texans right here live on wjz13. the game starts at 1:00 sunday afternoon. make sure to stay tuned for the seasons pizza postgame show. we will bring you high lightnings and reaction

braun paul figures he could win tonight. >> it is a wonderful opportunity to restate our sound principles about why this country -- >> i decided he might be the new candidate i'm leaning toward. >> today, mitt romney backed off his prediction of a win. >> it is hard to predict what is going to happen. but i think i will be the top group. >> meaning him, ron paul, and rick santorum >> you need to focus in on who the candidate is that has the vision for america. >> i do believe he is somebody who will do what he believes in. >> now you might caucus for rick santorum? >> i might. >> santorum's search was strong at the last minute. -- his search was strong at the last minute. >> mitt romney pa pa's fear was the comeback by the kennedy to caused -- who charge that he was not truthful prepared -- by the candidate who charge that he was not truthful. after months of iowa campaigning, tonight is the night. conventional wisdom is that these caucuses eliminate the losers, but seldom picked the nominees. the first results will be announced here in the early evening. i'm steve handelsman, wbal tv 11

sharks appear to win it with jason braun scoring right there.atch the referees they quickly wave off the goal calling goalie interference. but you will see the replay, it was one of the flames that touched the goalie not the sharks. nevertheless, they don't count the goal. we go to overtime. the shoot out dominates to the sharks. ponsey scores one and brent the other. the sharks basically won it a couple of times. winning with such regularity is a new thing for the 49ers, this year any way. one thing that hasn't changed since last year, even in a nonplay off year, they come to hit people. play the niners and the day after you know you were in a football game. the physicality is receiving more attention now. magnified in the postseason with plays like donte whitney's more than norm. and everyone in the nfl is taking notice. >> we're not really trying to hurt people. but when you play physical people get hurt. sometimes we hurt people. and we're going to play a lot of coverage. we're going to hit people and earn everything they get. >>> the much p

more recently there's been carol moseley braun, hillary clinton, and michele bachmann who today calledquits. >> michele bachmann is a member of congress, i think she's equally qualified to anybody. >> reporter: chair of the san francisco republican party. >> society still has a view of women as the caretakers, and you know, associated with the home less so than being in the boardroom, or being the leader of a nation. >> reporter: maybe one day, a woman will. but for now, we wait. mike mibach ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> on our facebook wall tonight, we asked why you think the united states has yet to elect a woman as president. shama writes, the right female candidate will present herself eventually. as a woman, i want her to be the most intelligent candidate in the pool. alex wright says the right woman hasn't run yet. we shouldn't elect a president because they're a woman, or black, gay, white, male, et cetera. we should elect them because they would make the best president. >>> why this annual pilgrimage in japan has extra significance this time around. >>> we'll take a look at tomorro

. >> well, the guys are the braun. they know the women are the beauty. the men don't even make it into their own team calendar. and forget about getting tv time. >> my brother will actually pause the tv and take a picture and say, i swear, i saw you on tv. >> reporter: so while there isn't a lot of fame or fortune, there is something that to these guys is something just as valuable. >> while the game is going on, you're seeing everything firsthand. literally, the best seats in the house. >> let's go, let's go! >> reporter: back here in glen burnie. as you can see, fans are ready for sunday's game. the energy is incredible. in glen bernie, i'm jessica kartalija. wjz eyewitness news. >> and you know, that party will go on well into the night. >> yes, it was onto the food. >> i think they will be. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. documentary drama. why the duchess of york is fired again. and what it has to do with an undercover video. >>> another workplace shooting. where it happened this time and how many people were killed. >>> i'm bob tu

sharks appear to win it with jason braun scoring right there.owever watch the referees they quickly wave off the goal calling goalie interference. but you will see the replay, it was one of the flames that touched the goalie not the sharks. nevertheless, they don't count the goal. we go to overtime. the shoot out dominates to the sharks. ponsey scores one and brent the other. the sharks basically won it a couple of times. winning with such regularity is a new thing for the 49ers, this year any way. one thing that hasn't changed since last year, even in a nonplay off year, they come to hit people. play the niners and the day after you know you were in a football game. the physicality is receiving more attention now. magnified in the postseason with plays like donte whitney's more than norm. and everyone in the nfl is taking notice. >> we're not really trying to hurt people. but when you play physical people get hurt. sometimes we hurt people. and we're going to play a lot of coverage. we're going to hit people and earn everything they get. >>> th

more recently there's been carol moseley braun, hillary clinton, and michele bachmann who today called >> michele bachmann is a member of congress, i think she's equally qualified to anybody. >> reporter: chair of the san francisco republican party. >> society still has a view of women as the caretakers, and you know, associated with the home less so than being in the boardroom, or being the leader of a nation. >> reporter: maybe one day, a woman will. but for now, we wait. mike mibach ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> on our facebook wall tonight, we asked why you think the united states has yet to elect a woman as president. shama writes, the right female candidate will present herself eventually. as a woman, i want her to be the most intelligent candidate in the pool. alex wright says the right woman hasn't run yet. we shouldn't elect a president because they're a woman, or black, gay, white, male, et cetera. we should elect them because they would make the best president. >>> why this annual pilgrimage in japan has extra significance this time around. >>> we'll take a look at tomorr >>> it

this is when braun said he actually found one of rivera's roller skates when he was cleaning out oneof the apartment buildings when he decide to do lure this seven-year-old. take a listen. >> i photographed it on my phone and showed it to her and asked her if it was hers. >> what, the skate? >> yes, sir. >> go ahead. >> and i told her to come with me and i'll get it for her. and she came. >> so, again, as you point out, does this again sound to you like typical predator behavior? and if so, how? >> well, it's a variation on a theme. it's the lure theme. it's the come help me find my puppy, i can make you famous, do you want a cookie? predators use it across the board, and it's very, very effective in moving children into these situations that they're unable to get themselves out of. >> so when you hear this typical lure tactic, what can you tell other parents -- sadly, tragedies like these give us opportunities to talk to parents and tell them, what do you tell your child so they do not -- they don't fall victim? >> absolutely. these are very good points. first of all, people have to

hasta 2008, michael braun, explica que la agencia descubriÓ una extensa red de narcotrÁfico y lavadonente. >> las farc, hezbolÁ, los paramilitares en colombia y despuÉs muchos grupos africanos y muchos grupos de las mafias tradicionales de europa, todos trabajando en conjunto para sacar la droga, vender la droga y lavar el dinero. >> segÚn las autoridades colombianas, algunas personas vinculadas a hezbolÁ lavaban el dinero ilegal de la oficina de envigado, una organizaciÓn del narcotrÁfico en colombia- >> acÁ incautaron más de 20 millones de dÓlares. se incautaron unas aeronaves, incautaron unas lanchas y unas empresas que estÁn en el proceso de extinciÓn de dominio. >> como parte de esa operaciÓn, que aÚn continúa, en 2011 del departamento del tesoro de estados unidos designÓ a ayman joumaa, un ciudadano libanÉs, como cabecilla de una gigantesca organizaciÓn de narcotrÁfico y lavado de dinero, que enviaba cifras millonarias de cocaÍna desde colombia y venezuela hacia europa. >> Él es un individuo relacionado a los narcÓticos desde hace tiempo, es un zar de la droga, en los tÉrminos

reporter: that's arnold braun who objected when pep toe tried to take down this tree -- pepco tried toake down this tree in front of his house without any warning. >> i think they decided they'd rather take heat for doing too much rather than doing too little. >> hopefully he'll lose power and we won't and he'll see what it's like. >> it's a really fine line. reporter: there are lots of points of view. >> i'd rather go without power myself for a couple hours rather than have a whole tree that's been growing for 100 years lobbed down. >> i've been waiting for them to cut it down for years. it's dangerous of. reporter: for now there will be no more work. the pepco crew moved to the next neighborhood until a review by the county sometime next week. so for pepco it's damned if they do, damned if they don't. trimming operations are suspended in this neighborhood while it all gets worked out and meanwhile you've got to wonder how much more this conflict would get ramped up between neighbors if the power went out. in bethesda, scott broom, 9 news now. >> pepco responded today by reminding sco

i'm talking about ron braun. he will be facing life in prison without parole.his little girl last seen january 2nd near a complex where she and her family lived. her body found in a trash compactor later. tips from the public led to his arrest. >>> a governor face a recall. wisconsin democratic party says it has gathered more than a million signatures to oust president scott walker. they said they have the signatures. they have more than what they need to recall walker. >>> these are mammoth waves here in ta hehiti. chris bryan uses a slow-motion camera to catch these surfers riding them and hanging ten. now this. >>> all of a sudden i was sitting up. my cat was growling and the other one was freaked out. >> reporter: a young woman who criticized the iranian government and promoted women's rights is shot to death in texas, and so far this mystery is stumping police. but investigators do know of a phone call she had at the very moment she was killed. we'll have that story in two minutes. >>> plus the obama administration is apparently doing a lot to avoid confro

i have two ideas going on in my very small braun. it's the story of ouch for newt ging and out for the bottom three. is that so off the mark? >> out for gingrich, but we knew that was going to happen. we saw him drop in the polls. then negative advertising took him down. michele bachmann tonight, though, didn't say she was going to get out. i was prepared to send out a tweet that said michele bachmann has said that she will leave. i had to pull it back down even before i hit send because she then said she was going to stay in the race. a short time after that rick perry, texas governor, said he's going to go back home and reassess his campaign. >> did you tweet that one? >> i did. it wasn't as dramatic. how can he get back in the race? >> and how can michele drop out in her home state, right? that's kind of tough to stay i'm going to call it quits here. >> certainly in politics, and john can speak to this a little bit, too, there's something to be said about waiting until tomorrow, getting the call from romney or santorum, perhaps gi

braun looking junior participating in the community service project in washington d.c..ll travel to the canada center for the let freedom ring celebration in honor of dr. king. the memorials are taking place all of the country at tenorite here in the bay area--in the country as well as right here in the day area. here's the video from last year this is a 28 our tradition intended to remind people of dr. king's message of the 54 mi. train ride into same distance that dr. king march from selma tell them don't--from selma to alabama. the train leaves at 9:30 a.m. this morning. >> mark: 02, we will have the latest on the massive crucial off the coast of italy on this side of commitment and have a live look at the bay bridge right now. 3q with the good stuff. then kick it up a notch with french's spicy brown. and look out. here come the new recruits! hey, rookies. not bad for your first game. system of headcount and full of details coming up in just a moment. tuscany and then on all the allies turned out humid air recall some of this accident the crucial has not put pressure

[laughter] >> and bob goodman, a tremendous amount of work here and george braun, he was fantastic.ere was one other acknowledgment i wanted to make. i wanted to thank the union leader for not -- for not endorsing me. (cheer (cheers) >> now, i called governor romney a short while ago before he gave his talk and graduate him because he certainly had a clear-cut victory, but we're nibbling at his heels. (cheers). (cheers). >> , but there was another victory tonight, he had a victory, but we have had a victory for that cause of liberty tonight. (cheer (cheers). there is no doubt, there is no doubt that this whole effort that we are involved in will not go unnoticed. let me tell you. i think the intellectual revolution is going on now to restore liberty in this country is well on its way and there's no way they're going to stop the momentum that we have started. (cheer (cheers). and that is a victory that you have brought about because you have been the ones that have done the work. there's a lot of people here, but the ones across the country, the donors and the excitement on the campu

paramilitary arm as well but he appreciates the intellectual stimulation there the brains versus braunsitary does too but he is very happy while he is -- where he is at now. >> paula, talk a little bit about what you did in the military and also how that translated into the research and how it helped you for the research for this kind of book. >> that's fun question. well, obviously, i went to west point, so i had that common ground with general petraeus, a big runner there and graduate ted top of my glass physically so give him a little bit of run for his money, if you will, and i think he liked that he has used running as a mechanism to mentor and train and push his club, if you will, for many years it wasn't unusual for me to be running with him but i had proposed running and doing an interview and that is how our interview relationship evolved. obviously, i have a strong military network, i'm still in the reserve bus able to tap into a lot of my military colleagues from over the years, west point classmates and some are characters in the book, it was easy to identify with. they we h

said in the piece if she ever want today play eva braun, that she did. clayton: not hitler's-- >> eva peron, don't cry for me. and listen to this story out of seattle. the seattle times reporting this morning for parents, parents if you're in that neck of the woods. this could be trouble for you. starting next month, even if you're out of town and have no idea that your kids are back home throwing a party while you're going, your teenage kids and serving alcohol there. you could be fined even though you have no idea it's happening and what's going on. >> wow. >> mike: i don't know, i don't know that i'm opposed to that. >> clayton: really. >> ainsley: why? >> and i have two teenage girls. it's no-fault of my own, but have some perm responsibility for the 15, 16 year olds. >> clayton: it's your house. >> mike: i know it's my house, i better know what's going on in my hours, 24 hours a day. >> ainsley: i was fearful of my parents, what if they were disappointed or this or that. and maybe if cher they're charged. my dad would have said young lady you're not

national mvp ryan braun received his mvp trophy the first time the brewer star has spoken publicly sinceositive for performance enhancing drugs. >> everything what i've done with my career is done with respect and appreciation in mind and why he's so grateful and hum be believed to accept this award. thank you everybody, and hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. >> dave: the new red sox skipper on the right. they will not try to take back the award and he's currently appealing the 50 game suspension for performance enhancer and in massachusetts they share a lot of things, but not when it comes to football, it's a divide and who they're rooting for in today's championship game. liam wilson is a patriots fan and noah loves the ravens and they love to taunt one another. >> and going to-- the athletes are like, and well, just injuries, tom brady injured. >> dave: love it. the brothers say they plan on watching the game on separate sides of the couch and it should be heated and that game's three o'clock patriots-ravens followed by giants-49ers on the fox network. what a big day in football

and braun paul has a good idea to bring the military home, have a strong military here, and also to builde money we are wasting policing the world. that is all i have to say. also, one more thing. romney put money in the cayman islands. there are plenty of banks here. he does not have to put it in the cayman islands. there is something fishy there. host: thanks so much. guest: four different things going there. i'm sure my friends in the television and media business would have been happy if $55 million would have been spent here in the states. i believe it may be some fraction of that -- you may have a better idea than i do. my understanding is more than -- that is more like $5 million or $10 million. the assumption is that we set up and as long ass they do not directly coordinate, they can do what they want to do. mitt romney's super pak is free as long as they talk to him about what they want to do. i think we can do better. host: let me jump in with the numbers on that. the "washington post" reporting this morning that the presidential campaign ads spelling -- spending just $12 millio

and george braun, he was fantastic. there was one other acknowledgement i wanted to make. to thank the union leader for not endorsing me. i called governor romney a short while ago, before he gave his talk and congratulated him because he certainly had a clear cut victory. but we're nibbling at his heels! but there was another victory tonight. he had a victory, but we have had a victory for the cause of liberty tonight. there is no doubt, there is no doubt this whole effort that we are involved in will not go unnoticed, let me tell you. i think the intellectual revolution that's going on now to restore liberty in this country is well on its way and there's no way they're going to stop the momentum that we have started. that is the victory that you have brought about because you have been the ones that have done the works. there's a lot of people here, but the ones across the country, the donors and excitement on the campus, it's just unbelievable. we don't always get the coverage or interest shown on what is going on, because if they did, they wouldn't be ignoring so much