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steve mcmanaman and many others and indeed there is a feeling hand that this place here in the capital city of grozny was the allow this place in the whole region over the north caucasus as thousands of people have gathered here for the bands and many came not only from the capital city grozny but also from neighboring villages and neighboring republics were standing at the moment of these thirty thousand seater stereo and it is the one of the biggest audience in the whole region of russia's north caucasus and will definitely remain a one of the biggest sports landmarks that this region has. stay with us here on our t.v. lots more coming your way including this. over twelve hundred security cameras milpitas throughout the city are said to be powerful enough to be able to zoom in to a text or movie or even a text message we hear from americans who say they're fed up with their streets being spied on was. first though common threats are about to get a joint response pakistani president asif ali zardari is in moscow to discuss the fight on terrorism and drug trafficking trafficking with russia

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the blast happened at around eleven am moscow time in the capital city of dagestan republic. police try to check the documents of a suspicious looking man passing by but he refused and exploded one police officer was killed and another one seriously injuries meanwhile in the neighboring republic of cook but do you know about pride in russian special forces captured a group of terrorists in a residential area for militants were killed after the shooting and all of them were later identified now explosive devices were also found at the scene of the operation one militant is believed to be involved in the murder of i do you know about plans moved as the end of last year and indeed the reason major anti terror operations that are underway here in russia's north caucasus one hundred fifty militants and among them some high profile terrorists with links to al qaida including a senior al qaeda operative in this region have been killed since the start of this year. but of course you know the reporting coming up soon a few minutes the asian tiger rolls low. you want is going to be. th

mcmanaman and many others and indeed the risk of filling handbags at this place here in the the capital city of grozny was the allow this place in the full region over the north caucasus as thousands of people have gathered here for the bands and many came not only from the capital city grozny but also from neighboring villages and neighboring republics were standing at the moment of the thirty thousand seaters study of and it is the one of the biggest audience in the whole region of russia's north caucasus and will definitely remain a one of the biggest us sports landmarks that this region has. details about the opening of the stadium the star at last new scrutiny stretches to . its knees and with yet. that's right time for your business not data very warm welcome russia is diversifying into the mining business the country's largest still maker is buying an iron ore company in brazil and still giant is purchasing at twenty five percent stake in brazil in mining from the forty nine million dollars he will be paid in almost related installments as the company develops iron ore deposits in nor

well the blast happened at around eleven am moscow time in the capital city of the republic. police trying to check the documents or for suspicious looking man passing by but he refused and exploded one police officer was killed and another one seriously injuries meanwhile in the neighboring republic of call but do you know about it russian special forces captured a group of terrorists in a residential area for militants were killed after the shooting and all of them were later i dance of right now explosive devices were also found as the scene of the operation one militant is believed to be involved in the. movie as the end of last year and indeed of the weezer major anti terror over ratios that are underway here in russia's north caucasus one hundred fifty militants and among them some high profile terrorists and leaders in the leaders of militants in this area have been killed since the start of this year. either many thanks for the didn't quote about. now the publisher of the hell thinking based website which supports church and terrorists has been acquitted by a finnish

commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the west in ukrainian capital city off and off putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. if you like it when i got the ribbons were forcibly ripped from the chests of those who were heading to the grave yards along with abuse of chances such as death to the most rights nazi salutes hurling rocks and small bombs that is how divorce marked me the ninth general who hailed this picture and my brothers and my for the liberation of this land from the fascists but these people here do not let me come inside a century to lay flowers and he's great this is a disgrace. it's obscene surprised even the locals who had grown used to protests on victory day these were the scenes from last year when nationalist wipe their feet on the red victory banner the night you're looking at could be postponed thirteen years in detention in siberia much improved as we killed. could something like this have happened in a new country that. their heroes are people regarded world why does

caucasus as thousands of people have gathered here for the bands and many came not only from the capital city grozny but also from neighboring villages and neighboring republics where standing at the moment of the thirty thousand seaters study on analysts the one of the biggest audience in the whole region of russia's north caucasus and will definitely remain a one of the biggest sports landmarks that this region house. common threats are about to get a joint response pakistani president asif ali zardari is meeting russian president dmitry medvedev the discuss the fight against terrorism and drug trafficking are two zero places on earth has more on the pakistani leaders four day trip. a lot of issues are on the table including fighting especially in light of the elimination of. your forces in pakistan on the second army that it was highly praised by moscow need to give said that. you have a positive effect on the russian security as well russian authorities have also been able to hold some successful anti terror operations recently just two days after. he killed the top militants in the cauca

veterans say today's belgrade is very different from the city of nine hundred forty four. after the war the serbian capital was rebuilt like many other european cities but no other city in eastern europe suffered as much as. it was just the polish capital city razed to the ground those instructions were carried out with cruise determination. today it's hard to imagine that here where these beautiful streets squares and restored castles now stand they used to be just broken rocks people completely rebuilt their city stone by stone. over from a war so ease deserted i. the germans are driving theobald are a little out of the bank of the river once again the city is being systematically destroyed street after street and at house after house buildings are being blown up and burned out all it will plainly are all the c.d.'s being raised to the ground. the nazis made inventories of old buildings that had survived air raids and blew them up in accordance with it's clear cut chad duell they made a special point of destroying historical buildings and architectural landmarks as a matter of priority not the arts exper

do together, so look for -- >> with my artists, eight of them are working in tehran, iran, the capital city, and one is an iranian american based in san francisco. the problem is really a collective exploration in the day and the life in tehran. it is the largest city in the middle east. for the gallery, one of the first pieces you see is one piece which is a laser-cut peace, it taken directly from the map of the city itself -- a laser-cut piece. it represents the geography of the city. it is positioned right next to another work by an artist who took a 77 taxicab runs and let the potholes and the city turns of tehran dictate how the city would be portrayed. >> [singing] >> one of the other pieces that to experience in the one-day exhibition is from another artist, a recording of state radio from tehran, and is played for four speakers. >> [speaking foreign language] . >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> the entire gallery is covered with white vinyl on white walls, really minimalist, and the kind of the merged -- of emerge as you

this time in the city of lahore. 200 miles southeast of the capital. >> not in a cave somewhere. not in the autonomous regions but in pakistan ice second largest city. >> good evening, everyone. a major victory tonight on the war on terror. the suspected master mind of the 9/11 attacks against the united states khalid mohammed was arrested in pakistan. >> he was arrested before dawn in pakistan near islamabad by pakistani and american agents. >> otherwise known as pakistan's fourth largest city. most of the terrorists who are in custody who had anything to do with 9/11, who you ever heard of because there's a big enough deal for you to have heard of them have been arrested in big cities in pakistan. often in nice houses in big cities in pakistan. if you google pindy what comes up in english is a million mentions of it as a garrison city. the other place in pakistan you find described as a garrison city if it's described at all is the town from osama bin laden was just found. a garrison city. basically just means that sit a military city. it is a city intensely populated with both

it happened at a fortress-like compound 60 miles north of the capital city, islamabad.t's a custom built home designed to hide someone of significance surrounded by 12 to 18 foot walls topped with barbed wire. it was in a middle class neighborhood. in his response to the american people, last night, president obama said, quote, justice has been done. osama bin laden has already been buried at sea in accordance with islamic laws and tradition. as for the future of al qaeda, it's believed bin laden's pred assessor. he was last seen ten years ago in northern pakistan in 2003. just this morning a top al qaeda official promised revenge for the killing of militant leader, osama bin laden. >> so interesting, where they eventually found him. here we thought he was in a cave. he was for some time. it will be interesting as the facts develop, how long he was in that mansion. thank you very much, marla. it is 5:30 now. news on the death of osama bin laden hitting close to home to the people of the bay area. some had family members on flight 93 when it crashed. damian trujillo join

where explosions rocked libya's capital city today.al said one of the blasts hit a compound in tripoli. nato confirmed it bombed a vehicle storage area and a second strike nearby. meantime, russia's joined the call for gadhafi to step down offering to negotiate his exit. in yemen, more explosions today amid rising fears that nation could tip into civil war. today's blast happened in the capital city between anti-regime tribesmen and forces loyaled to embattled, the u.s. state department is urging private citizens to leave that country. >>> for a sixth straight day, rescuers are searching what's left of homes and businesses in joplin, missouri. at least 132 people confirmed dead. officials also say 156 people have not been heard from since the tornado slammed into the city sunday. >>> president obama heads to jopl joplin tomorrow to tour the disaster zone and attend a memorial service. today he wrapped up a six-day european trip with meetings in poland. president obama called poland one of america's strongest allies. he said the country

on in that region but now that osama bin laden, some body had to know he was right outside that capital cityo cause an even bigger rift between the u.s. and pakistan because he was so close in islam ma bad. >> well, that is a very valid question although officials from both sides i believe are already working on a way to make certain, that this relationship does not slip out of control. that is what i have been told by fairly high ranking pakistani officials but this will raise many questions for the pakistanies, osama bin laden discovered 60, 70 miles from the capital city of islam ma bad will raise many questions, how did he get to this place, how long was he there in this very well fortified compound and exactly what were the circumstances in which the u.s. discovered his where abouts, his presence at this place, and whether the u.s. tracked him down on its own without any assistance from pakistan those are questions that are likely to be asked in the coming hours and in deed the coming days. >>> in islam ma bad with cbs thank you for taking the time to join us today. thanks again. >>> an

in 1848 the property qualifications were developed, so from 1848 until 1867 the voters in the capital city were all white men, right? and so all white men could vote and then, and black men and women could not vote. so there's also, that gives you -- and then the government, the city government was usually this in the hands of the economic business elite. so once you have african-american american's right to vote, it really reshapes the electorate. and it allows for people with different priorities to come into office locally, and that's part of the reason why a coalition develops to kind of unseat that government. >> yes, sir. >> [inaudible] in order to get a representative government in the nation's capital? i mean, that's unbelievable, i think. >> why did it take so long? we're looking at over 100 years, yes. >> yeah. that's a terrific question. and there are, it's a complicated set of reasons why. some washingtonians were not too unhappy with the commission bomb of government. one of those things that the commission form of government made possible was it made possible that people with

less than 40 miles outside of pakistan's capital city of islamabad. late last night the president made the announcement from the white house. >> no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a fire fight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> reporter: a handful of others were killed as well. including possibly bin laden's son and a woman who was said to be used as a human shield. this manhunt began immediately after the attacks of september 11th that bin laden planned and bank rolled. and then it seemed like his capture would come soon. >> i don't care, dead or alive, either way. >> reporter: but bin laden alluded capture year after year. so how was it that he was able to build a compound right in the midst of a pakistani army town not far from a military academy? >> we have a problem with pakistan. everybody is talking about it. this will highlight it. they've got to do more to help. >> reporter: but in the end, almost ten years of u.s. intelligence work paid off and the leader of the most feared

and all of this is done, as general russel honore has said, to save the capital city and to save new leans, the biggest city in louisiana, from an even bigger disaster. who knows, once all this water starts to reach there, what is going to happen. the governor also weighing in on that. bobby jindal said the problem will linger for a while. listen to him just moments ago. >> this isn't going to be over this weekend. we're going to be facing week said of elevated water. some part of the state, the water is going to be higher than normal through july and even august. >> so even august. our chad myers has said it. our general russel honore has said it. this is just the begibeening. who knows what is going to happen from here? that's the reason we're covering this here. breaking news on the heartbreak in louisiana. the flooding going on. it's so far a purposeful disaster. let's hope it stays at that. >>> all right, we're followic breaking news here on cnn. just about an hour and a half ago, they opened the morganza spillway. really the biggest sort of release mechanism to relieve the flow

today alone in the capital city, more than 40 people were killed in open street battles. >>> and it's been a terrible day for americans in afghanistan. eight service members killed in kandahar province when a mine exploded on a field they were patrolling on ft. it's been the deadliest attack on american forces so far in 2011. a ninth american killed today in a chopper crash in the eastern part of the country. >>> here at home, a big ruling on immigration today from the u.s. supreme court. some are already calling this a death penalty for some american businesses. our justice correspondent, pete williams, with us from the court tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: this is a big boost for states to think the federal government isn't doing enough to keep out illegal immigrants. the court upheld an arizona law that takes away a company's ability to do business if they hire illegal works. eight other states have imposed penalties for businesses that hire illegal workers. and this ruling today is a green light for more cities and states to do the same. that means stricter rules for bus

it's located 650 kilometers south of the capital city of madrid. it it has about 90,000 residents and boasts many buildings including a medieval fortress. >>> a u.s.-sponsored class has agreed on the need to apply the lessons from the earthquake and tsunami in japan to strengthen local systems for disaster risk management. government representatives and experts are participating in the global platform for disaster risk reduction in geneva for four days. a japanese panelist explained how rescue and relief efforts were hampered by the lack of gasoline and other fuels and broken communication lines. panelists expressed shock japan could not avoid devastation despite its reputation as one of the most prepared countries in the world. many voiced hope for japan's recovery. >> we have a tsunami and also like that also and maybe from japan we have so approximate many can learn. >> i think we have to really find, we have to check our own systems. >>> thursday marks the third anniversary of a powerful earthquake that struck china's sichuan province. it devas

plan, that the board of supervisors adopted, talks about what capital assets are and segregates those things from those things in the city operating budget. these kinds of st. capital costs are part of that. they are different from operations of maintenance. from cleaning our streets, repairing potholes, filling cracks. supervisor chu: if i could ask you to expand and what you would consider categories of the operation versus investment. i think there could be a gray area where -- the slurry ceiling, is that capital gains were court an ongoing investment? that is something that i had trouble grasping. if what we're saying is we are reconstructing the entire street, i could make the argument that when we do that, is a likely, a huge capital investment, costs a lot of money, last 20, 30 years, and makes sense from a financial point of view, but for things like building the cracks, is that something that you would include in this bond? if it is, why would we not cover that in our ongoing need network? -- maintenance work? >> there are four categories of street repaving work that we're looking at. one is, as you said, street

. >> reporter: in baton rouge, neon colored tiger dams are rolled out to protect louisiana's capital city, but 10% of the state's onshore oil production is in the flood zone. more than 2,200 wells that produce 19,000 barrels of oil a day. a drop in the bucket compared to the 19 million barrels america consumes each day, but enough to unsettle a jittery oil market. >> there's a lot of tension in the oil markets. any disruption, no matter how small, has the potential to affect pricing without question. >> reporter: as more dirty water heads south, there are growing concerns about the hidden toxins in the debris. health threats that won't become known for years. yet, among all the dire prediction, among the resilient louisianians like randy, you can still hear the sound of optimism. >> we are completely surrounded by levees, we have pumping stations. i have to feel good that the parish itself can handle all this. >> reporter: there are some 125 gates in the morganza spillway and the army corps of engineers said it only plans to open half opof them, and louisiana's governor said the corps wil

mark phillips is just outside the capital city of kabul. >> reporter: just 20 miles from the center of kabul, the taliban are confident enough to parade with their weaponry and defiant enough to denounce the killing of osama bin laden and threaten revenge. the commander of this group calls himself mulah bilal. "it doesn't matter that plnd i n laden is dead. here it is the taliban that is fighting the invader. not al qaeda." in fact, al qaeda has lately taken a more subordinate role in the fight here. while some taliban funding may come through al qaeda channels, much of it from the marketing of narcotics produceed in the afghan poppy fields, the al qaeda presence is down by u.s. estimates to perhaps 100 fighters. the death of osama bin laden was an opportunity for the taliban to distance itself from al qaeda if it had wanted to. thus far, it has not, and this war in the post-bin laden era is looking a lot like the war when he was around. but the killing has inflamed other internal afghan passions over whether to try to entice the taliban to the negotiating table. president hamid karzai

commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the western ukrainian capital city of involved putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. likely to argue that the ribbons were forcibly ripped from the chests of those who were heading to the graveyards along with the use of chances such as death to the mosque right nazi salutes hurling rocks and so bobs that is how involved mark made the ninth yeah we're here in this picture and i dread this in life the liberation of this line from the fascists but these people here can not let me come inside the century to lay flowers and he's great this is it is grace. such seeing surprised even the locals who had grown used to protests on victory day these were the scenes from last year when the nationalist wipe their feet on the red victory banner. i spent thirteen years in detention in siberia my two brothers were killed with me could something like this have happened in a new country there. their heroes are people regarded worldwide does not succumb out awaits us repl

the severe weather hit right during the evening commute in the oklahoma city, capital city and suburbs. this is just video from channel 4 back in oklahoma city one of the storm chasers. you can see the size of that thing. don't know what it registers on the f scale but we'll try and get you that information but again, 7 people confirmed. and severe weather, roberta, tearing through the midwest yesterday and today. >> i have been actually tracking those storms this afternoon, allen. and we do continue to see those tornado watches and warnings anywhere from arlington, texas all the way through oklahoma and those storms continue to track in the east and lift to the northeast direction so we'll continue to monitor those, as well. back at the ranch, locally at home this is our live cbs 5 weather camera looking out towards san jose. a rather unseasonably cool day today topping off in the upper 60s where currently it is 68 degrees. and that's down from the average high of 76. it is now 70 in santa rosa. winds have been gusting up to 17 and 23 miles per hour out of the west. a little patchy st

this year's show was the biggest bash raising the high standards set in years past the capital cities crocus expo center over one hundred sixty companies that manufacture and design fly sell in supply helicopters in there parts from sixteen countries not to be outdone by some of the most popular european american models flown out for the show virtually every russian company involved in chopper construction was on hand for industry insiders it's a place to exchange ideas business cards and maybe even bank account numbers to nail down the kinds of sales in contracts everyone came looking for russia is a playground where the machines we mostly hear overhead come down to earth from teetering with twenty models to trying out flight simulators to investigating new avionics outputs to high flying technology was all within reach i took a check on a ride in the farcical one seat from but only as opting instead for an x. box connect tour of the latest watching the iraqi chemical. play pilot for a few new friends only to find out the actual keys to the sleek swiss business class air taxi are jus

. >> in baton huge, neon colored tiger dams are helled out to protect louisiana's capital city but 10% of the state's on-shore oil production is in the flood zone. more than 2200 wells that produce 19,000 barrels of oil a day. a drop in the bucket compared to the 19 million barrels america consumes each day, but enough to unsettle a jittery oil market. >> there's a lot of tension in the oil markets. any disruption no matter how small has the potential to affect pricing, without question. >> at the north end of baton rouge is this exxonmobil refinery. the second large nest the country. it remains open for now, as does the mississippi river to shipping. and as more dirty water heads south, there are growing concerns about the hidden toxins in the debris. health threats that won't become known for years. yet for all the dire predictions among resilient louisianans, you can still hear the sound of optimism. >> we are completely surrounded by levees. good pumping stations. i have to feel good that power can handle all of this. >> the race for president ramps up this weekend. just ahead, wil

contingent of red army veterans here to hold their own victory day commemorations the western ukrainian capital city of involved. as it's very on monuments to the red army soldiers every year veterans of the great passion of the quare come here to lay flowers and commemorate those who died liberating the land from the fascists however ever since the collapse of the soviet union every trip here turns into a risky adventure this veteran says he's frightened to put on his medals on victory day for fear of being attacked by nationalists the former artillery man fort in the force liberation from fascism but now feels disillusioned you would think he would do three three it's painful because we can't walk in a victory march in the so-called stem across six city it's painful that you're not given the right through it is the see you create i was fighting for can feet not your calling these were the scenes last clear when ross nationalists wipe their feet on the red banner a sacred symbol for those who fought against the nazis. because of these people to prove that their lawns with hitler gets to be union wa

everywhere across the former soviet space this doesn't look like a holiday here in the west ukrainian capital city of if in fact it moves more like the hotbed of neo nazis now the local radical nationalist movement gathers several thousand people in the streets of the city trying to hamper the celebrations of those veterans of the great crash or to quarrel now ever since the early morning they blocked off entrances to the cemeteries where the red army soldiers were buried. of course giving no access to the veterans to these cemeteries there has been lots of verbal and even forceful abuse of these veterans but the activists of the nationalist movement were ripping off the gas' ribbons off the chests of these veterans and sometimes even pushing and shoving the elderly people who are of course over eighty even ninety years old now the tension is still mounting here just about from one hundred meters from where i'm standing right now that's where the nationalists have gathered and they now turned their rage against the police which are here in thousands literally when a new bus carrying more policemen

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