and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a cache and then go back and get more water and drop a cache. we were trying to get to the sea of cortez, that was one of the things on our mind, but this landscape, it starts turning your mind inward or outward or it gets hard to tell which way it turns it because it's a psychological place. there's no end to your horizons. the sky is infinite, the sand is infinite. it's hard to keep your focus because you are constantly using peripheral vision looking all around you. it doesn't matter which way you walk after a while, you are just wandering. and so on the first trip out there, we didn't get to the sea because we just ended up wandering. it happens out there. you have a plan but the landscape becomes beautiful in a way that you weren't expecting and you start disappearing into it. you start forgetting why you are going in one direction. you start thinking, no, i just want to see that shadow over there and spend time there and then i want t

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in public. >> and this will no longer be open carry but all out carries of rifles and shotguns.he police, i doubt will be happy but they asked nor ban. they push in order ban. >> advocates argue there is a right to carry weapons under the second amendment. >> and some consumer news tonight. net flix changes its mind on a controversial policy. >> california's governor wants stores to check ids at checkout counters. >> a lot of big consumer news. >> a lot of it in works for months and months. and there is regulations requiring expieration rates daits on over the counter medications but... there is no federal law prohibiting the sale of those expired items and now, there is a california state law. and in the past, 7 on your side reports experts had told us that products remain good past the date but advocates say if manufacturers are no longer willing to stand behind this product they should be removed from shelfs and say most people believe that such a law already exists. the plan to break net flix into two service has been scrapped and you'll have one account fr both services and

she's going to be carried on the soldiers of her supporters. she is going to be an inspiration to a generation. palestinian arab and muslim children throughout the world will be persuaded that her heroism, crowned by this success of walking out with her health had high from an israeli prison is worthy of emulation. murdering children. >> hamas is preparing a rally to welcome home prisoners they regarded as heroes. hamas compromise to make this deal. they backed down on some of the bigger names. they wanted to boost their popularity, particularly against the palestinian president, mahmoud. 1000 prisoners for one is really, they are portraying it as a huge victory. the faces of the prisoners are not instantly recognizable. the same cannot be said for gilad shalit. is 0's conflict will go on. conflict will go on. >> they have called on kenya to withdraw its troops from somalia to avoid what it calls a bloody battle. this follows the incursion of troops into somalia over the weekend after the kenyan government said the group was behind a recent spa

at this point keeping track of fellow residents after receiving the newsletter inspires him to carry on. >> translator: i know they're working hard to overcome obstacles, so i think i also need to keep pushing myself. >> reporter: since april, the newsletter has carried four obituaries. to nakazato, these letters symbolize the plight of the evacuees. >> translator: to leave like that, while away from home, it's just beyond words. >> reporter: every single day, nakazato makes a point of writing down impressions. >> translator: failing to return to kawabusa would be a defeat. we must demonstrate to those responsible for the nuclear accident that we are determined to return to kawabusa and restart our lives. >> reporter: scatter aid cross japan because of nuclear radiation, the people of kawabusa have not given up. thanks in part to the messages of hope carried by their newsletter. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post-march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives on the fallout from the earthquake and tsunami. "nuclear watch" brings you

well, in the old days, men carried wallets and women carried purses, right.ell, nowadays that's apparently changing and derek says not for the better. >> you know, anita, they are calling it the rise of the man bag. the internet magazine the daily beast reports that more and more celebrity males are roaming about unable to make due with one of these and instead what is supposed to be a wallet instead they're carrying their gear in one of the man purses. and it's not necessarily the guys you might expect. rapper little wayne supporting a tiny man bag at a hoops game. actor terrence howard apparently is harder out there for a pimp than we expected. snoop dog now lugging his juice in a louie vouitton. come on, fellas, not carrying a purse was a good thing about being a guy. i bet you never left your wallet in the cab or hanging on one of those hooks under a bar. and when arnold said i'll be back, it wasn't because he dropped his product. and charlton heston wasn't worried about you prying his man bag from his cold, dead fingers. let's be real, guys do wallets. s

whether that is a motive enough to carry out an attack this big in the united states i have to say it sounds strange already matthew to ask you your opinion about this case because the more we look at it the more comical it appears i mean this is a gentleman even his best closest friends say he couldn't walk in think at the same time and he's making these really get involved in things that can be so easily traceable i mean he seems like the most unlikely person to be carrying obvious high level care as to character assassination you could actually do a proper war between two countries i mean what do you think of the merits of the case. on its face the facts of the case as described by the attorney general eric holder seem very very strange they seemed you know they could force has carried out various acts of terrorism over the past decades but this seems a very very sloppy i think there's a real question here if they care if the allegations are in fact true where does this land within the iranian regime but i have to say i do it does seem to me that they've done here they should be no

sanctions on tehran to iranians were charged over trying to harm members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack something tehran dismissed as a comedy show well it is going to come reports now from washington. the u.s. aims to unite the world against the rand us what we hear from the officials here they are talking about the need to completely isolate iran in the international community vice president joe biden for example said the u.s. action against iran could go beyond sanctions but added that we are not going there yet that's a quote we're getting reports that the u.s. might raise the issue at the u.n. security council and generally a lot of tough words in washington these days the u.s. administration strongly believes in the case against this iranian born man also u.s. citizen mounts or are both sierra who's accused of trying to plot the assassination of the saudi ambassador in washington the u.s. attorney general said the men admitted being directed by quote high ranking you raney and officials and on these grounds washington says it will hold the reigning government accoun

how do you carry it out in practice? this is what some of the critics in the pentagon and other people said. how do you make this work? let me give a few examples from the book on how you make it work. again, these things are happening in the field as we write in the book, many of these things, the innovations are coming from the young military officials, officers, young analysts, people solving problems on the ground, not directed necessarily from washington or the higher headquarters from some place. let's take the example of thinking about deterrence in networks as thom mentioned. this is important because, again, the idea that you can have on the one end of the spectrum, suicide bombers, most of them are not detourble. they think they'll get rewards, no use in going after them. the government tried as we write about to make secret efforts to get to him through his family with secret messages. he never responded. the people in the middle that thom talked about, these enablers, these supporters, people like the lolo gi

military reaction against itself by carrying out the alleged attacks also and i'm going to ask you this peter what can the u.s. hope to do right now especially given the fact that many believe the evidence to be trumped up or mushy let's look at the merits of this case i'd like to first go to peru professor marandi and beirut i mean how do you make this because it makes a story out to be because even though i have found it quite interesting even kind of humorous that the usual cheerleaders of american foreign policy let's say at the new at the new york times find the story to be comical in many ways and quite dangerous in other ways. well yes it is it's it's absurd and there's absolutely no motive the iranians have no reason whatsoever why they would wish to assassinate the saudi ambassador. if they hypothetically wanted to do it why would they do it in the united states which is specially d.c. which is one of the most well protected places in the world they could do it in the middle east somewhere they could find a much high profile target that's a much more high profile the bastard or

they and other supporters say open carry wastes law enforcement time and resources. a spokeswoman with the brady campaign told me it is great for them. walter stanley calls it a loss for all americans. >> nobody should feel unnerved by seeing another citizen who is openly bearing arms this is a free country. we all need to remember that. >> reporter: violators face up to one year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines. the livermore police department was unavailable to talk this morning. as for walter stanley, he says come january 1st, you bill find him openly carrying an unloaded shotgun or rifle. neither of which is covered under the bill. >>> federal investigators are getting involved after a second act of vandalism over the weekend. somebody broke into the hatchery saturday and released 20,000 young salmon in the sand fran bay. monday, there was a nearly identical break-in, another 40,000 salmon were released. the fish -- were being raised by students. nobody has claimed responsible. animal rights activists have criticized the spends as filthy and overcrowded. the she

beginning january 1st it will no longer be legal to openly carry an unloaded handgun. but it will still be legal to openly carry unloaded long guns like shot guns and rifles. >> a direct reaction to what our governments in sacramento have done to us. we're not trying to intimidate anybody. we're saying our government is making life difficult for us. we're going to stay within the law. >> i will not be carrying but i have a long gun at home, that i'm going to be carrying because it's -- we're allowed to do that. >> a few spectators didn't like the idea of seeing civilians carrying so many weapons. >> it's a little scary because when you go out in public, going to public places like starbucks, even to a 24 here, you don't want anybody carrying a gun, whether you think it's loadedded or not. >> anytime you see people in a suburban environment with guns, it's kind of scary. >> after it was over, demonstrators worked across the boulevard and piled into a kfc restaurant where the grabbed a bite to eat with weapons exposed. >> police quietly watched this event from a distance

many carry their gun on 1 hip and the bullets on the other. customers say it makes them uneasy. >> it didn't make me all that uncomfortable. >> there are angry people who will take out, react in situations. >> reporter: they expect to go to court in the hopes of striking down the latest ban. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> governor jerry brown cleared 100 bims from the desk. one bill bans buying alcohol at check out lane. it was a union effort aimed at fresh and easy stores. supporters say the law will help keep alcohol out of the hands of minors and he vetoes laws, including one having authorities untabe a warrant before -- >>> overall the governor signed 760 laws into law this year. vetoed 128. it is more than any other democratic governor. >> a man is being investigated for his role in the wikileaks scandal. he is part of a criminal investigation into the release of government documents. he is a known volunteer for wikileaks. it fought a court order to release its account information but failed. >>> organizers got a scare

many carry their guns on one hip and bullets at the other.told us seeing people with guns makes them nervous, others say they don't mind. >> it didn't make me uncomfortable. >> there are angry people who will take out, react. >> reporter: in say they expect to go to court to try to strike down the law. in pleasant hill. >> the new law started a long list of remarks on facebook. ken writes this bill won't stop me from carrying making sure i protect myself and family. it's the american way. ian suggests the law misses the point saying is no way preventing criminals from carrying loaded gun; none of them will care. tell us what you think. >> remember joe the plumber from the last campaign? well he is back. he has filed paperwork to run for congress in ohio. he became a household name during the 2008 campaign when he questioned obama about his economic policy. he then campaigned with john mccain and spoke at conversative gatherings. >>> banning solo hybrid car drivers carpool lanes has made driving slower. in addition to slower traffic in regular

the wounds some carry but others carry psychological wounds. there are two wars being fought, afghanistan and iraq. we find these mixed feelings. only have say that the war was worth it in afghanistan, only 44% say the war in iraq was worth it. this is a higher level of support in the general population. >> is there a disconnect between military and domestic thinking? >> this has been going on for 10 years. we have been tracking public support and it has been on a long steady decline. americans like success. they feel that we are in a bit of a quagmire and they don't see a clear victory. frankly, they are paying attention to other things. only 25% say that they are. this is down from where it was a decade ago. >> does this give us any snapshot about how americans view their place in the world? >> at the moment, americans, including these veterans who were overseas fighting these wars, they are saying, come home. we have a lot of problems at home. there is tension between internationalism and nationalism. we are experiencing these and this is a

at this point, keeping track of fellow community members through the newsletter inspires him to carry on. >> i know they're working hard to overcome the obstacles and i also need to keep pushing myself. >> since april, the newsletter carried four obituaries. the departured symbolize the plight of the evacuees. >> translator: to live like that while away from home. it's just beyond words. >> every single day, he makes a point of writing down impressions. >> failing to return would be a defeat. we must demonstrate to those responsible for the nuclear accident that we are determined to return there and restart our lives. >> scattered across japan because of nuclear radiation, the people have not given up, thanks in part to the messages of hope carried by their newsletter. >>> workers to contain the crisis will attend next week's ceremony for spain's prestigious award. this year's award for concorde will be given to police officers, firefighters, and self defense force personnel who battled to cool the damaged reactors and helped evacuate residents from around the plant. four officers fro

motion carries. >> the next item is regular business. discussion of possible action to authorize the general manager to enter into equipment lease purchases with bank of america not to exceed $8,291,070.87 in qualified energy conservation bonds and $6,600,000 in new, clean grenoble energy bonds for installation of qualified equipment in the office building project at 525 golden gate ave. and authorized legislation to the board of supervisors for review and approval. >> good afternoon. i am the deputy chief financial officer. i have a few slides, mr. secretary. we have two requests before you today bundled as one item. we have to capital financing requests for green-related projects within the enterprise. we have project budgets that have been improved over the past couple of years. they require financing at this time. it has been about three years since we last shared with you capital financing. the last one was in 2008. we'll just go on. we have about 14 $29 million in project expenditures that will

the wounds some carry but others carry psychological wounds. there are two wars being fought, afghanistan and iraq. we find these mixed feelings. only have say that the war was worth it in afghanistan, only 44% say the war in iraq was worth it. this is a higher level of support in the general population. >> is there a disconnect between military and domestic thinking? >> this has been going on for 10 years. we have been tracking public support and it has been on a long steady decline. americans like success. they feel that we are in a bit of a quagmire and they don't see a clear victory. frankly, they are paying attention to other things. only 25% say that they are. this is down from where it was a decade ago. >> does this give us any snapshot about how americans view their place in the world? >> at the moment, americans, including these veterans who were overseas fighting these wars, they are saying, come home. we have a lot of problems at home. there is tension between internationalism and nationalism. we are experiencing these and this is a

he carried his compass and maps in his head. he traversed the land when it was lush in a the warm times in and when it was covered with the frost the cherokees described as clouds rosen on the trees. the wilderness was indeed crockett's cathedral. >> you can watch this and other programs on line at otb.org. and now thom shanker and eric schmitt look at how the u.s. government has been fighting al qaeda since 2005, the year the strategy of the u.s. had been using the previous four years was change. this is just over an hour. >> good morning everyone. welcome to the miller center form. today we are thrilled to welcome thom shanker and eric schmitt to the nation's most accomplished journals covering national security and military affairs. and the authors of "counterstrike," the untold story of america's secret campaign against al qaeda. those oath of them spent roughly the last year as writers and residents of the center for new american security. thom shanker joined "the new york times" in 1997 as assistant editor and is currently

citizens have gone back into the country and were going to carry out a truck bomb.o the scale is quite different. what we argue in our book her, however, is that this country's starting with the president on its way down to the congress has not prepared the american public for what we believe will be another attack. we don't know what format will be. the creativity of these lawmakers up there now, it could come in the form of another airplane strike. could come in the radicalization of an individual as we saw at fort hood, texas, where an army major picked up an automatic rifle and shot his colleagues. but what this country has not done, the country's political leaders have not started talking about how the next attack will come and have the country needs to be more resilient. and we don't mean to say resilience in the form of rebuilding. all this is all the images of crown zero have to be heartened by what we saw. we are checking about a psychological, the center and the resilience of the ritz and israelis have. unfortunately they have wondered throughout many year

they and other supporters say open carry wastes law enforcement time and resources. a spokeswoman with the brady campaign told me it is great for them. walter stanley calls it a loss for all americans. >> nobody should feel unnerved by seeing another citizen who is openly bearing arms this is a free country. we all need to remember that. >> reporter: violators face up to one year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines. the livermore police department was unavailable to talk this morning. as for walter stanley, he says come january 1st, you bill find him openly carrying an unloaded shotgun or rifle. neither of which is covered under the bill. >>> federal investigators are getting involved after a second act of vandalism over the weekend. somebody broke into the hatchery saturday and released 20,000 young salmon in the sand fran bay. monday, there was a nearly identical break-in, another 40,000 salmon were released. the fish -- were being raised by students. nobody has claimed responsible. animal rights activists have criticized the spends as filthy and overcrowded. the she

one person is being carried out of the park.we saw something similar at frank ogawa park a little while ago. >> move back. >> reporter: he's not resisting. he's just lying absolutely still which is the different between he and one of the protesters at frank ogawa plaza earlier. he's being guided away. led away. other people arrested, i saw two men and a woman. they did not resist. here comes the woman now being led away by police. i would put my microphone over there, but some of the things i heard earlier were just not going to make it on tv so i'm going to keep the microphone here. she is yelling at the police officer but not physically resisting what he's trying to do, which is take her away from the scene. [ sirens [ >> reporter: with that, the police are moving away. every officer it seems moving away to another location. >> does that mean terry everybody has been removed from this portion of snow park, all the protesters? >> reporter: snow park is -- the people are gone. the tents and some bags remain. but there's -- there

many carry their guns on one hip and bullets at the other. some told us seeing people with guns makes them nervous, others say they don't mind. >> it didn't make me uncomfortable. >> there are angry people who will take out, react. >> reporter: in say they expect to go to court to try to strike down the law. in pleasant hill. >> the new law started a long list of remarks on facebook. ken writes this bill won't stop me from carrying making sure i protect myself and family. it's the american way. ian suggests the law misses the point saying is no way preventing criminals from carrying loaded gun; none of them will care. tell us what you think. >> remember joe the plumber from the last campaign? well he is back. he has filed paperwork to run for congress in ohio. he became a household name during the 2008 campaign when he questioned obama about his economic policy. he then campaigned with john mccain and spoke at conversative gatherings. >>> banning solo hybrid car drivers carpool lanes has made driving slower. in addition to slower traffic in r

assassinations have carried out before.meone up and that has happened here in washington many years ago, orlando, back in the '70s, i think, was blown up. in a car. and chilean. so you could do that. you could certainly there could be a poisoning. but you don't know. >> we do not. and, again, we should be hearing from some top officials there within the department of justice. do we have any idea, jill, what their comments might be or whether they are simply breaking the news? >> i think the justice department, as usual, will describe the legal karks the legal investigation that they have been carrying out. the fbi obviously very involved, dea. you'll hear the particulars and the thing will be, as i'm sure a lot of our journalists will press the department of justice to press deeply as possible how, number one, this was supposed to work, how it was broken up, and then the implications certainly from the state department which may talk about it. but at this point, we just want to find out some details about how this was going

he had all those carries. in that football game and i think saban now is showing the rest of the people especially lsu be ready for this too by the way. remember, we got this too. >> verne: richardson's career high now with 167 earlier against north texas earlier in year. marquis maze and the direct snap to richardson. he adds to the total. >> gary: do you want to go back to the one play they think kind of broke this thing open in the second half for alabama. the third and 9 throw from mccarron to maze on the sideline. that was probably the only pressure packed play for mccarron the whole football game and he came through. >> verne: the starting offensive line still in there. >> gary: oh, yeah, you're not taking them out as long as number 3's in there. >> verne: mccarron lined up wide to the top of the screen and the wildcat again and marquis maze. here's richardson. >> gary: pretty impressive isn't it? >> verne: is it really, really is. >> gary: i think this is probably going to be the last series for richard

protesters marched down carrying a banner. once at 7th and clay to confront police officers lining side streets. they appeared to make their statement and they moved on. so far no problems. dawn. >> reporter: that's right, ann, many occupy oakland protesters left the en campment tonight and joined the march. obviously they did not get through but this march followed a long evening of discussion of police brutality that goes back to not just tuesday but to oscar grant. >> after dark the rally would come to rest. primarily the actions earlier this week, that chased protesters from the tent city they had maintained for two weeks. but first police formed a solid blue line. and when marchers turned and went to another street they were met by more police officers. everyone no doubt had in mind the. >> a tent city has sprung up again on the front lawn and oakland's citizens are. >> missteps by mayor's administration has helped launch to -- as police moved of to clear an encampment with tear gas canisters. actions that appear to be re

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a progress cargo space ship into orbit carrying three tons of supplies to be entered. space station two the three astronauts and cosmonauts currently on the i.s.o.'s how this will take three days or arrive at the station carrying with it it's applies to the asteroids have been waiting frankie's that the stock is since august. the. successful launch there from the baikonur cosmodrome. all right now readers reached a long awaited deal on thursday to try and save greece and the euro zone from. other measures include writing off this or suffer the greek debt with capitalizing european banks so they can cope with any future losses and expanding the bailout fund to one trillion euros well after the summit in brussels french president nicolas sarkozy said allowing greece to join the euro ten years ago was quote a mistake the decision to accept the bailout plan has cost mr m. in germany the biggest contributor to the fund dr markus kerber a political economy professor in berlin says the majority of germans don't want to pay for the stakes of others. i have always held the germ

they land to lock arms and force police to carry them out. a live picture overnight check out this barricade they've formed. they put a lot of trash cans on the perimeter. they put up dumpsters. sort of as a way to show that they are forming a barricade to try and keep police out. they've prepared their first day volunteers on how to treat wounds that protesters may receive in any struggle. also how to deal with tear gas. protesters say they are in a state of high alert this morning. preparing, as if there will be a struggle. the city ordered them to quit camping out, friday. they didn't back it up with action. the protesters have remained. city officials said they were concerned about health hazards, including rodents. there have been fights out here. police are worried about the fire hazard, because they are cooking with an open flame. now we hear police are planning to move in protesters are assuming this is not a false alarm. they put out word through tweets and facebook and any kind of text messages to come out and support the effort. so