burge's trial.said 1970's burge personally coerced a confession by unspeakable means. we've been tortured. we've been suffocated. by thisen almost killed man and they still -- we can't get no help. of us are sorry about what happened here in the city. the mayor took one step. an apology to those who were tortured under burge. that the mayor now will take the next step. >> reverend jesse jackson on ate welcomed d gesture. >> we need more than that. commitment for a truth and reconciliation commission. >> a commission with subpoena power, he says to call witnesses and make recommendations on men who were he tortured and wrongfully convicted. city council could start, he by setting up a victim's fund. >> don't they have $20 million to compensate d the men that sent john burge to jail? > we want to see action and we want to see the gates opened for all of those that were tortured have alse confessions to an opportunity to have a trial. >> it's a long list to but one those hearsay to s to be done to heal

peters burg, al jazeera is there.ry clear from those comments, if you had any doubts, russia and the u.s. are definitely not any closer on syria. >> no. not at all. and maybe the only possible surprise that came out of vladimir putin's press conference was that he confirmed what we heard within the last hour, which is what he did have a meeting of some 20 minutes, 30 minutes with president obama, and he says that the atmosphere at that meeting was good, and if you are looking for a little glimmer of hope, he said that his foreign minister, and the secretary of state, john kerry would carry on their contacts into the autumn on the sad issue of syria. but on the real issues, the fundamentals, they are completely far apart. and vladimir putin proudly read out that list. you probably heard it, of the countries the governments here who do not support military accidence syria at the moment. obviously we will have to hear from those governments themselves. they can speak for themselves. but president putin said that the indi

it was here, that burge was accused of torturing men, electric cattle prods on their genitals. ronald kitchen who spent 13 years on death row said, no amount of money could give me and my system back what was stolen from us. i want to know that an innocent man was tortured and wrongfully convicted. >> the struggle is no means over, there are still men in jail who were tortured into giving false confessions. they need another hearing in court. >> the case may not be over. one defense attorney has called for a $20 million fund for all the victims still awaiting justice. john hendren al jazeera america, chicago. >> that's it for us. i'm richelle carey, thank you so much for your time. up next street food cairo.

peters burg traveling with the president. there is a lot to unpack here. let's be to it. >> oh yeah. well, in the short term it isn't doing to be make any difference in president obama's decision into whether he goes into action. it won't make any difference what the head count is at the g 20. we heard vladimir putin they talked about it for some three hour as spirited discussion, but by putin's estimation they were split 50/50. over whether or not they should go forward. the account that will matter a lot more is the count in congress. that's highway you heard several questions asking him to speculate, which he would not do, will he go forward with a strike if congress were to reject his request tor authorize those strikes. he will, the headline here, you have to say, we are going to look towards tuesday night, mark it on your calendar, the president is doing to deliver that address, the only question really now is sort of a trivial one, will he do it from the oval office, lit be from the white house, it will be a grand setting all eyes will be on the pre

kaiser, by the way, is the president of the kennedy center and a close friend of begins burg.n june, beginning burg voted for gay marriage. >>> diana nyad is in the swim again, the 54-year-old is trying to swim from cuba to florida. this is the 5th attempt at the 1 on he 3 mile crossing. her previous efforts have been cut short by jellyfish stings. this time, she is wearing a body suit and face mask to fend off the ce tires. the swim could take more than three days to complete. she is being followed by a support crew by four boats and 40 people needed to help navigate her swim. >> that's it for al jazeera. as always, much more news at the top of the hour and you can stay connected 24 hours a day on aljazeera.com. we also continue to follow all of the effects unfolding surrounding the crisis in syria, 101 east is next. so, stay with us. ♪ ... >> dadu, southern pakistan, just a few months ago. a man is caught burning papers to keep warm. someone says they include pages of the quran - an act of blasphemy.

may tor and college professor discovered it while he was making an animated version of the gettys burg address. that's when the professor noticed his distinctive hat. he is convinced it is an image of the president on his way to the stage to give the gettys burg address. after all that heartbreak among the flooding in colorado we finally have uplooking news. >> this right here is jackson, he came into the world just hours after his parents escaped those floods. just been rescued by the national guard when ginger went into labor. >> c. dot said there's no way to get there. >> ginger had to have a c section while she was waiting with the national guard troops. she and her husband say they are incredibly thankful to everyone who stepped up to help them. >> great story. 5:26 is your time, it is 58 degrees. >> ahead at 5:30, new word coming in right now, of a deadly attack overseas. breeian carter is at the live live, from the ax seven broadcast center, this is good morning washington on your side. >> straight ahead, the president is taking his healthcare plan outside the belt way today. wh

on sunday morning and neighbors report hearing five gunshots outside of this home at alder burg count we spoke with baltimore county police on what they found when officers arrived at the scene. >> when officers arrived on the scene, an adult man was shot multiple times. he was declared decease at the zoom. the victim was standing inside of his home and shot multiple times by a september who was standing outside of the home. >> now, the victim has been identified as 44-year-old david dave wutoh. neighbors are saying there was a suspicious man early the day on saturday. we will be waiting word from police. now, meanwhile, police are asking for your help. they want to know anything that you might know about the case to lead them to a suspect. you can call them. reporting live, jeff hager, abc 2 news. >>> minutes after 6:00 with new information coming to us from kenya, gunfire and explosions were heard this morning. al-qaeda linked movement were holding hostages. three days into an attack. and 66 people and more confirmed dead. five minutes of sustained gunfire was going on underthof wes

. >> you have been working on ice burg -- berg. the show we will be talking about is at the common wolf club. >> i photograph a lot of things. when i saw my first iceberg i was shaking because i was so overwhelm that this one snow flake on another snow flake year of year. it had so much history. >> these are amazing. i understand completely now. your grandfather taught you very well. >> do you go back to the same iceburg. >> most of the iceberg i photograph have melted back into the sea. >> how long? >> an iceberg will photofor days to years. >> the course of seven years you have gone to find something that is now gone. >> all of the once i saw i never saw again. the one you are looking at now is in east greenland. >> when did you do that. >> back in 2010. i have been photograph k them since 2003. every year i would spend one to three months in ant -- antarctica. >> is this one still there? >> it's gone. >> there are people who are skeptics and don't want to hear it. >> it's difficult. there are people who don't get it. what i have

percent growth this year despite the still rough conditions in the global economy dr force in the past burg from peking university feels beijing's priorities should lie elsewhere. there are a lot of things they call me it's actually found a lot of other things in china like the political maturity and social problems that still loom large in china and one of the topics actually at the global forum in this these days is also work ethics you know china wants to have a stakeholder in making the rules of the game and shaping them in the future i think it's perfectly reasonable to think that the chinese want to see their currency to become the next word currency they supply and of course sign at the moment is for purchasing more and more gold this also plays into this sort china is taking a leap forward actually to control the world currency and to replace it with the u.n. yes and i'll be back with the latest international news and our roundup of the week's top stories in around five minutes time don't go away watching. on their way to antarctica the crew of the i can to make sure that if face ma

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. >>> fires burging very dry sending smoke in the bay area skies. and this fire is still raging tonight. i'm ann notarangelo. our brian has been on the mountain all evening. >> reporter: we are about eight hours into this. 800 acres burned. and still hard to figure out who is winning this fire fight. man or mother nature. let me show you what we've got object backside of mantodea an blow. sunday afternoon it erupted in nose blames looking more like a volcano with a huge plume of smoke in the aeroand about 50- 75 on the ground. they were told to lock up and leave immediately. on the attack 250 firefighters, doze ands of fire trucks. handful of aircrafts. even a couple of bulldozers up there to do the heavy lifting. and so far hasn't done much damage to property. only a cell phone tour has been damage sod tar. no homes bushed and nobody hard. >> especially the people that live done here on morgan territory road. they have a long way to two for fire protection. and a lot work still required. it's a wig concern. >> reporter: firefighters are battling th

peters burg.dent is expected to urge a reluctant world to at the summit to support a strike in syria. earlier, the senator foreign relations committee heard from the sek states of tate and defense. kim bereports from washington. >> . >> on his own people, is solid. >> our intelligence community has scrubbed and rescrubs the evidence. we have physical evidence of where the rockets came from. and when. not one rocket landed in regime control territory. not one. >> support from the u.s. secretary of defense who told senators the u.s. must hold the asaad regime accountable. failure to do so would harm not just u.s. national security, but other security commitments around the world. he said the action would be limited in size and scope. >> we made clear that we are not seeking to resolve the underlying conflict in syria through direct military force. instead, we are contemplating actions that are tailored to response to the use of chemical weapons. >> but not all senators are buying the administration'

. >> reporter: they saw a 20% jump in burg hares committed by young people from 2011 to 2012 but that may not be enough to sway the city of oakland. this isn't the only sign that the curfew line could be dead on arrival. so far only one city council member has publicly voiced support for the proposal. . >>> the bureau of justice assistance has awarded oakhand $500,000 grant to help police curb gangs and gun violence. it had be used as part of the project safe neighborhood program. >>> time is running out for the government to reach a deal. today the u.s. senate passed emergency legislation after cutting a provision that would block money for president obama's health care law. the house where republicans are in the majority didn't like that. they had work this weekend, they say, to hammer out a deal but word is this is no clear strategy for ending the stalemate. >> the bay area will see a big impact if the government shuts down. national parks and other attractions will close right along with it. >>> visitors line up to see alcatraz. they want to go, unlike al capone. >> we did it agai

let's interview the bad guy, rich greenfield, technology analyst, and herb green burg with us back ashank you very much for joining us. not a bad guy. what was with the downgrade on netflix? >> everything has a price and i think we waited a long time to get bullish on netflix. arguably we waited too long as the stock bounced off the bottom strongly. we put a buy on the stock at 170 in april and we're less than six months since we put a buy on this and this is up pretty dramatically. i thought as it broke through the 312 level it felt like the expectations for my numbers when i looked at financially how much we thought they were going to exceed expectations by, we weren't moving our numbers up enough relative to the move in the stock and it just felt like when you start looking at on 2015, not '14, but 2015 even giving them credit for international making money versus losing money you were still looking at a stock trading at nearly 20 times, it felt expensive at this point. >> maybe not that maybe anything fundamentally is wrong with the stock. maybe the good fundamentals are priced in

they described the burg i did bag. >> was there anything in it. >> and the contents. >> soin stefd going to the police station to turn in $6,000 he went to their house in howard county. the money belong to maluke singh. she could resite -- recite everything in the envelope. >> they lefteryt the money on te back of ground sunday. of course it flew off. >> he is very honest. >> they were surprised to learn that grand pafs carrying arounda that much money. >> maybe we can ask him to put it in the bank.k. that's great that robert returned it but wait a second, grandpa, why do you have that kind of money. >> grandpa is ago are. a >> and in cash. get it in the bank or the mattress, something. we have plenty aahead. your weather, traffic and top stories. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 4: >> good more to you. live look outside right now at 4:30 this the morning. it's tuesday, september 24. a cold september 24 at least at this point. i saw you with your jacket onckt this morning. >> i'm not saying it's bad. i'm liking this. it's really okay out there nice taste of fall. of >> welcome to fox 5 morn

dulles dropped to 41 degrees,gr, martin burg 38, and winchester down to threrch degrees an 37 dl be chillygain tonight but noto as chilly as we were last night. we did bounce back up to 75 degrees, a beautiful afternoon and evening, and75 d temperatures still spectacular.. it's 73 degrees, and we got to o soak up these days while we can. 72 at dulles, and baltimore at 73 degrees, we are looking at another two days in a row that are going tow be fantastic. wednesday about 76 degrees, agra little change for wednesday, is that there might be a little bit of high cloud cover around. perhaps not as much sunshine not as brilliant of a blue sky but it's a great day. thursday we will start with clouds asstar well, and then wel have more clearing in afternoon. there's a little disturbance passing by. most of the temperatures will feature the 60 to upper 70s. this one rolling out of iowa an this one is passing to the south and seeking cloud cover to thete west tomorrow. i think tost stay dry the highhh pressure is not going to givegi much ground at all of the call a for clear skies tonight, and 52n

as for facebook sey mark suker burg. >> i think the government blew it on communicating the balance ofhat they were going for. >> well, zuckerberg and mieer appeared at the txrrunch t tons. try to allow the government to let them rereel more details about the government's spieg program. >>> tonight, place say rob res at two bay air with a 39 monotads. it is the second. he's the minnesota of this mcdonald's in mrez san ton. he wore a fas k and had a fake gun when he ropd hidz own restaurant last last month. says later police say he did the same thing at mcdonald's in san mateo only that time police followed his car and said they found evidence linking him to the crime. >> a sweatshirt, backpack and replica handgun we believe was used at the time. one of the witnesses thought he recognized the sus peekt's wies. . >> if the first time in five years, minimum wage workers would get a reyes. it would push the current $8 an hour pay to $9 by 2014 and then $20 by 2014. people are say tg current minimum wage just isn't kiting etc. bills, rent, stuff you have been to buy. >> o foents say the okd

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here is daniel breen burg, a freelance game developer and a member of the international game association and chair of antisocialship committee for that association. you must face this question often when a game like this, particularly one as popular as this is released with this level of violence. have to wonder. since you know the issues will come up, why wouldn't the gaming community self-limit the kind of actions that you see in these games? >> well, that's like telling steven spiel berg he needs to self limit what he puts in movies because some people might be offended. i don't believe in telling video artists - and video game developers are artists - what they can talk about. no one says "breaking bad" is causing a nation of meth dealers, no one says the godfather movies are making a nation of criminals. people are willing to scapegoat, like in the 1950s when batman and wonder woman were the cause of juvenile crime. >> i dispute you. people were critical of the levels of violence in godfather and "breaking bad." people criticise that. it's not exclusive to the video game world. >> i

pierce burg. >> when people say it is a terrible stain on all of us that hundreds of thousands of people were slaughtered in rwanda. imagine if rwanda was going on right now and we asked should we intervene in a wande? -- rwanda? i think it's fair to say that it probably wouldn't poll well. gwen: that's an interesting connection, between the moral argument and the polling argument. >> he is but it's an interesting argument from barack obama because 100,000 people died in syria from conventional causes just of ordinary civil war and he was leading a group within the administration saying there's no way to affect the outcome of the ground and you don't go in unless off plan that will actually affect the outcome on ground. hen 1,000 people, 1,4 oh, -- 1,400 if you believe the administration, 350 in some of the international intelligence reports get killed by chemical weapons. this is the great strategic disconnect in his argument because he keeps saying this is a limited strike, a day or two to teach a lesson -- a shot across the bow i think he said to asod. and one of the questions you're

leaders of the world's biggest economies gather in same bit as burg with syria an us strive plans eclipsing global financial concerns r.t. brings you extensive coverage of a major summit. russia publishes a damning report showing syrian rebels were behind a chemical attack last march with evidence that the weapons used near aleppo were not from government stock. and u.k. record labels are set to break the pirate code as they look to revive their ailing industry by crushing free downloading user by user.

. >>> nelson mandela is back at home in joe hannis burg tonight -- johannesburg tonight.ambulance took the president home where he was in the hospital for months for a recurrent lung infection. he'll receive the same level of intensive care from the same people who treated him. >>> closer to silicone valley, they say they will fight the fed's decision to shell the planned patent office in north carolina california. the feds have no choice but to strap the plan due to sequestration. the office was to be paid for by the $2.8 billion collected from inventors and companies. san jose is the top producing patent city with more than 7,000 last year. >>> several stores are slashing iphone prices. best buy, radioshack and walmart all all eye 16 gigabyte iphones. we were expecting to reveal the latest version on september 10th. >>> the field early government -- federal government is upset by a tie 30. >> and the new way advertisers will be able to pitch their product. >> since city under siege, as las vegas facing devastating flash floods. >> and clouds continue to move into the ba

to asia the chinese economy has been one of the finances growing in the world but for certain part burge from packing university believes there's so much to be done by beijing it wants to go on. there are a lot of things the economy is actually fos than a lot of other things in china like the political maturity and social problems that still loom at large in china and one of the toppers actually at the global forum in this these days is also work ethics you know china wants to have a stakeholder in making the rules are fair game and shaping them in the future i think it's perfectly reasonable to think that the chinese want to see their currency to become the next work currency they supply and of course at the moment it's for purchasing more and more gold there's also plays into this sort of take. for what actually took control of the world currency and to replace it with the euro yes there's always plenty online for you including where to billy's shocking the public so it's just not read about the latest report on how the relationship between the u.k. is both ways and tasers has been wow

the victim burges hu from discovery bay. the woman cooperated with the police. >>> new rule on the road now aimed at keeping bicyclists safe. kiet do explains the law from a cyclist's point of view. >> reporter: the law now says cars must give you a full 3 feet passing you on any road, a full 36" from any part of you or your bike to any part of the car. if a car cannot give you three feet, then they have to slow down until they can. violators will be fined $35. bikers we talked with think it's a great idea but are skeptical. >> it's wonderful. >> reporter: yeah? why? >> protect the bicyclists. >> i think it's great. i have been riding and racing for many years and it's pretty much sucks when they ride up on you. >> reporter: you don't it will happen? >> no. >> very rare. especially on a wide road like this. but around the narrower roads, you will be lucky to get 3", nevermind 3 feet. >> reporter: the law goes into effect next year, kiet do, kpix 5. >> if the law is broken the fine is $220. >>> a man and woman were attacked i

leaders of the world's biggest economies gather in same bit as burg with syria an us strive plans eclipsing global financial concerns r t brings you extensive coverage of a major summit. in russia publishes a damning report showing syrian rebels were behind a chemical attack last march with evidence that the weapons used near aleppo were not from government stop. and u.k. record labels are set to break the pirate code as they look to revive their ailing industry by crushing free downloading user by user. it is five pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with me maureen and josh now leaders of the world's top twenty have gathered in st petersburg for the g. twenty summit to tackle some of today's biggest challenges. well arty's where is the chaise in our g twenty studio in st peter's work was the latest updates on what's going on at the summit over here ari. thank you very much indeed coming to you live this year from the twenty third g. twenty summit here in some petersburg the venice of the north also known as a russia's northern capital not just the hosting this year's annual g. tw

with the hat, i am having way too much fun with this. 60 degrees at ragan national. 52 in gaithers burg. so it is really not all that bad, mrs. a right breeze, we get more of a breeze especially here in the city. but other than that really rather comfortable. one reason why temperatures are between five and ten degrees milder as it is right now is because of the cloud that we have and the cloud cover stemming from a system just off to our south and the clouds are starting to break aabout just a little bit. and any sprinkles you see none of that is hitting the ground there have been a few showers but it is all beginning to wrap around and dissipate this entire system going to move off to the east. so the clouds we have this morning will give way to some filters sunshine. high pressure off to our north giving us a slight wind. in the easterly flow that we will have today and tomorrow, will keep the atmosphere a little bit more most so that just means more cloud cover. not going to be a everycast day but still some of that filters shine. with that light easterly wind overnight mostly cloud

. >> joe burg said it literally saved lives. >> we are a hair away from large scale hunger malnutrition and starvation in america. >> do you really believe that? >> no question whatsoever. >> you are just laughing. >> absolutely prepros trus-- p prepostero preposterous. i think starving is a bit silly. the reality is american poor people are not malnourished. they in fact eat too much food. >> if joe berg is the advocate of food stamps robert rector is the great sceptic. >> the hunter advocates are distorting the data and causing a huge mirage that doesn't exist. it distracts from how you help the poor and make them more dependent on government. >> 80 percent of the coalition who turn his coalition to help are ult imately approved. some never thought they would be eligible. >> she can still apply for her daughter. >> stop and explain food stamps to just about everybody on the streets. it could be construed as recruitment. >> we would never want anybody who doesn't need the benefits to get them. >> recruiting people to go on food stamps is against the rules. but the usda has gone right u

peters burg russia. down his speech on mornings on 2. >>> plus a possible ally in the battle of the bulge. scientists say the right kind of gut bacteria might be able to fight some fat. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. now back to you on the morning news. >>> time is 6:48. let's go back to traffic with sal. sal, any major problems? >> nothing major. we have a car with a flat on the bridge. the good thing is they have a shoulder now to push that off to. the toll plaza delay is backed up for at least a 20 minute delay. let's move along and take a look at interstate 880 here. the traffic is moving along nicely. now if you are driving to the toll plaza, it has not been filled in. it's backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. and driving from concord to walnut creek is getting busier. >>> today will be 80s and oils. santa rosa 92. palo alto 79. today much warmer 88. livermore 92. although as my friend john says it feels even cooler likal is in the -- cooler like fall is in the air. there is a lit

i like little burgers, i'm a big fan of eating castle burg. >> bill: senator cruze speaking for 21 hoursaight trying to block obama care. what mr. cruze accomplished. >> what do you believe people will be surprised to learn about jesus? >> bill: that he was a regular guy. very afraid, very afraid. >> what do you mean very

debbie row, and by videotape, two of his children. 15-year-old paris jackson survived a suicide attempt burg the trial. other evidence included the playing of jackson home video. never observe seen publicly. and a doctor who testified that a physically deteriorating jackson did not get r.e.m. sleep for 60 straight days, while getting prop fol from murray. >> they haven't determined how much they're asking for the loss of jackson. >>> miss piggy is finally pairing up with her love, kermit. the froggy. henson's daughter is donating more than 20 puppets and props. bert and ernie are among the other donations. >> miss piggy is the best. the best. the subject comes out of her snout. hilarious. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> a horrific early morning crash kills three people. was it all caused by a police pursuit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up right now on wjz's eyewitness news at 6:00. deadly collision. did a police pursuit lead to a fiery crash in the city? what investigators are saying tonight. >>> four days of fighting. is the violence finally over in kenya? an upd

culpep culpeper, 87 the high for tomorrow. 86 in fredericks burg. so i'm going to call tomorrow morning. nice day for us but late tomorrow a weather front will come through. once it moves through without any rain, we're going to see reenforcements of the cool air. 85 degrees in leonard town. annapolis, your high is 84 degrees. as promise, we're headed to prince george's county. it's the fair this weekend. we should have made it our challenge this year, storm 4, to go to every fair that's out there. at least we've been giving you the forecast. super nice weather for saturday. 81 degrees. so it is going to be warmer, and i am expecting a little bit of humidity. that taking place at prince george's county equestrian center and show right there. so a tad bit of humidity on sunday, which is why i'm calling saturday the day to really get out this weekend because it's going to feel nice and energizing. take a look at that, 60 degrees early friday morning. 59 early saturday morning. so we have two very cool mornings coming our way. the 59 could be our coole

. >> thank you phil burg >>> burger king is offering a low calorie version called satisfy-fries. order will have just 270 calories instead of the typical 340 calories. they'll also be crinkle cut so you can tell the difference >>> and a new problem on the bay area bridge. it is a hike. the warning cal trans has for people visiting the new bridge >>> back to julie anders. >> reporter: armed robberies are up in a calm neighborhood. >> it really undermines your sense of safety and makes you fearful. >> how some concerned community groups are considering taking safety into their own hands. plus a man punches a save way manager in the -- safe way manager in the middle of the store these and much more coming up in about ten minutes and more. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy >>> a protest in san francisco today against a federal program that they say could make people living in public housing homeless. they gathered in front of city hall to oppose the city's participation if a plan called rad, rental assistance demonstration which protestors say will privatize the city's public housing.

dozens home invasions and burg roost. fox five joins us live night in upper marlboro with what happened today. bob? well, more than four years after the grew some murders this case is finally over. it it was judgement day for the killer. a serial killer according to authorities. the judge said he could not imagine or understand i justson scott schedule and cold blooded nature or comprehended trauma he call caused victim's families. >> 30-year-old jason scott had nothing to say before bowing ordered to spend the rest of the his life in prison. the journal pronouncing scott guilty of two counts of the first degree murder. door and her 19-year-old daughter were strangled inside of her upper marlboro home in march 29 their bodies dragged ouf the house and stuffed inside of this stolen nissan maxima. car was set on fire and as it sat parked in driveway of vacant lows. prosecution say scott had is talked his victims, and murdered them during violent home invasion crime spree lasting more than a year in his native prince george

the traditional rap from the unions and liberals are mcdonald's, wendy's,burg kings and wal-mart mayse of franchises, their profit margins are narrow and they're wholly independent operators to don't have the amp of the organization. >> it's very different. and the whole point is let's -- as soon as you mandate what the minute wage will be higher than the market demands, you disrupt the dynamics of the market. suppose you have a wal-mart and wal-mart gives in to the mandated increase. it effects all of the other little businesses around there competing for that same skill level. so it's a ripple effect. it -- >> neil: to say nothing about the workers who might be earning -- they have to go up. here's the flip argument. wal-mart makes a lot of money, they can afford this. you say? >> i say good for them. it is not up to the government, and it's not up to any legislation that should determine market forces even from the starting wage. the other thing this would do, if in fact they mandate a riddlely high number -- by the way, wal-mart's average a over $12 and hour. >> neil: and you wou

. >> on this stage of our tour of germany, the capitol overmeek len burg.t of the former baseballer east germany, and a place where many voters are tempted by political extremes. >> they call themselves delenke, the left. and more than two decades the anticapitalist, anti-nato party is reaching out to the next generation of voters. >> it's at home here, while it now accepts democracy, it grew out of the communist party that ran the east german dictatorship. this party voter is out of a job, like around 13% of the population in the region, and out of unemployment benefits. she blames the big parties that she says don't care about the little people. >> it doesn't feel like we live in a democracy, or that the people are being listened to. >> around one in five voters cast a ballot for the left party in the last regional elections here. that's the national democratic party, even though around one in 20 voters past a ballot for them last time around, they are a source of concern and even shame because of this countries past. >> his party just wants to help peopl

i like little burgers, i'm a big fan of eating castle burg. >> bill: senator cruze speaking for 21 hoursaight trying to block obama care. what mr. cruze accomplished. >> what do you believe people will be surprised to learn about jesus? >> bill: that he was a regular guy. very afraid, very afraid. >> what do you mean very afraid. >> bill: scared to die. scared to be put on the cross. "60ill: 60 mince will minutes" will feature me this coming sunday night. we have a preview. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why don't you have as much money as you should have. as we reported last week. federal government is now getting a record amount of tax money from us, the hard working american public. yesterday, the census bureau issued a new report that says state and local taxes at record levels as well don't have enough money to spend taking money. a 10-year-old can understand this. if you drain the private sector of health. consumer spending will be affected. you can't get out of a soft economy with

peters burg over the next couple of days between president obama and president putin.hank you very much. thank you for coming in h and talking to us today. >> thank you. well, the u. n. is warning of food shortages in western africa. as many as 11 million people could be effected. so far the u.n. has received only 17% of the total funds it needs to help the most vulnerable. of particular concern is the increasing price of drain in nigeria. now an investigation and independent investigation has found that t.v. channels have been scrambled because of jamming signals that are coming from military installations. that's enough to change frequency so that viewers can watch news and sports channels. >> after the military crew, al jazeera became one of several media outlets that has come under pressure. journalists have been detained, and killed, television stations have been shut down. but al jazeera has been especially targeted. our offices were raided several times. our journalists arrested and even our satellites were jammed. al jazeera has learned that several locations c

the man accused was john burge, now serving for and a half years in prison. it has cost the city ate $5 million. he oversaw the unit accused of torturing and beating black men into false confession. in some cases, they were nearly suffocated with plastic bags, in others, cattle prods used on their genitals. matthew kitchen said: >> the struggle is not by no means over. there is still men in jail who were tortured into giving false confessions. they need to have new hearings in court. >> the torture case might not be over. one defense attorney has called for a $20 million fund for all the victims still awaiting justice. aljazeera, chicago. >> at&t has yanked an ad that you saw on 9/11. it was a tribute, they say. well the telecom giant posted this photo of the 9/11 tribute lights to its twitter account. many people accused the company of seeing a september 11 anniversary for product placement. at&t with drew the photo and apologized. >> boston airport officials are apologizing also for conducting an ill-timed fire drill. the exercise drew criticism on line bec

burg hears have jumped 34 percent. there have been four homicides this year.en a man was shot to death at 8th and page street. last year berkeley had five for the entire year. our media partner reports that the city's police union says more officers are needed. the police chief is scheduled to prevent the report to city council on tuesday. >> the san francisco worker who ran over a woman with a city maintenance truck is apologize. christine svanemyr was killed on thursday in holly park. the garden neither thomas burnoski left the scene but he was arrested. in a statement to abc7 news through his attorney burnoski said "my action caused the death of this person and there is nothing i can do to bring her back. i'm absolutely devastated by this tragic accident." burnoski is facing felony hit-and-run charms. >> john muir health is offering voluntary buyouts to hundreds of employees. cop con time -- "contra costa times" reports that john muir health wants to save money by trimming 200 full time positions with no doctors asked to leave. officials say the cost-cuttin

today i read that burg king had come out with fries that were less fattening, 20% less fattening. >>ut and bought them. >> they're called satisfry. >> they've got a lot of vitamins in it. >> i'm an mcdonald's fry guy. to me nothing is as good as mcdonald's fry. >> i thought your doctor said it was okay? [ overlapping speakers ] >> please. >> verify. >> listen, they are satisfying so i will be buying. >> all right. john king, what is your story? >> i'm going to go sports here. a lot of times in early on in the obama administration everything bad that happened they said it was george w. bush's fault. now they have to go to george w. bush and say thank you. he told on the golf channel anybody who criticized obama, he'll make a big announcement, find he's out golfing. president bush saying back off. telling the golf channel it's a pretty stressful job. if president can get out there and swing the clubs, relax a little bit, it's a good thing. >> are you watching the golf channel by the way? do you golf? >> i used to golf. my dad -- you mentioned losing your dad. my dad died when i was 24.

today i read that burg king had come out with fries that were less fattening, 20% less fattening. >>. >> they've got a lot of vitamins in it. >> i'm an mcdonald's fry guy. to me nothing is as good as mcdonald's fry. >> i thought your doctor said it was okay? [ overlapping speakers ] >> please. >> verify. >> listen, they are satisfying so i will be buying. >> all right. john king, what is your story? >> i'm going to go sports here. a lot of times in early on in the obama administration everything bad that happened they said it was george w. bush's fault. now they have to go to george w. bush and say thank you. he told on the golf channel anybody who criticized obama, he'll make a big announcement, find he's out golfing. president bush saying back off. telling the golf channel it's a pretty stressful job. if president can get out there and swing the clubs, relax a little bit, it's a good thing. >> are you watching the golf channel by the way? do you golf? >> i used to golf. my dad -- you mentioned losing your dad. my dad died when i was 24. my dad was a great golfer and i'm not. but i

petering burg. tonight, well, it's dinner with vlad.hile the g-20 is supposed to focus on economic issues, putin himself suggested that all discussions on syria should be delayed until tonight's working dinner, going on right now. hopefully with some decent vodka on hand. because while the two presidents shared a handshake today, this was their first face-to-face meeting since russia granted edward snowden asylum, and comes shortly after putin attempted to discredit the assessment of syrian rebels, saying of john kerry, quote -- he is lying and he knows that he's lying. this is sad. in case you were wondering what predicts the tears of the judo black belt, that's what it is. putin also said it was completely ridiculous to conclude syrian forces used chemical weapons on thousands of civilians, and as has said military action without u.n. support would constitute an act of aggression. president obama offered his diplomatic disagreement at a meeting with japan's prime minister. >> the use of chemical weapons in syria is not only a tragedy,

cumberland, winchester martins burg but under the cloud cover upper 50s and even lower 60s.sburg 57 and leesburg this morning running at 546789 we're scanning the skies for you with our michael & son weather camera and again lots of clouds this morning here in d.c.. sunrise at 7:01. we've got 62. northeasterly wind at 5 miles an hour. and the relative humidity at 78%. all right, so clouds to start. and a mild day. there's a lot of warmth in the middle of the country and look at that winter has already begun. i've seen snow totals in wyoming and montana in the foot and a half category. yes, at the higher elevations but you know places like jackson hole you have to start thinking oh they got to be maybe thinking about running the lifts here soon. off the atlantic we've got an area of low pressure. this may start to really wind up into something a little bit tropical. or hybrid storm that could be affecting parts of the northeast. although the canadian maritimes more likely going to see this. with this storm offshore and high pressure to the west we're going to continue with th