are there not more tim to christopher's why is this such an individual case and why do so many people except you know the status quo well people are upset he was there as well and also and you really know our biggest insurer to show you the types of videos of the protests going around across the country all parts of the country on all sorts of issues from work closure on homes for banks not being your taxes for schools we still are not changing well they're not true because the court we're going to careen this is could you look it was legalized later and now you would think a miracle it was in revolt was not being covered interest group is one of many there are many americans not enough it's time for americans stand up and take back our government that was director of come home america us kevin zeese and i want to just bring you the very latest him to christopher is in that courtroom right now in salt lake city from some reports thousands of people have gathered there as some say they're praying for the best but they are expecting the worst some people even wearing t. shirts saying we

spoke to timbuktu christopher about the broader issues of his case and here he is in the big picture last night talking about how corporatism is almost always the big winner i'll play a bit of that and we can talk about. the legal system the criminal justice system is a tool of those in power and so we shouldn't necessarily expect that tool to be used against those that are controlling our government be holding corporations accountable is more our job it is a legal justice systems job and we should be looking for other ways to do that besides just you know hoping for some u.s. attorney somewhere to go and i think bankers are all executors and some pretty interesting have and i mean we live in the united states of america and here tim is environmental activist saying it's our job why is this not a legal system stop because we have a corrupted government and tender christopher serves on the steering committee with me for a project called october two thousand and eleven dot org i couldn't live there or it isn't ever to bring americans to freedom plaza in washington d.c. in october to ho

because we have a corrupted government and senator christopher serves on the steering committee with me for a project called october two thousand and eleven dot org a couple of them there already is an effort to bring americans to freedom plaza in washington d.c. are told where to hold the government accountable and to end corporatism exactly what ima talking about we're going to have a tar here square type a rally we're going to occupy freedom plaza and we're going to mandan and corporatism and militarism and people have to be more than systems on election day we have to be citizens every day there's a constant work we can be nearly done to challenge the corporate state and tim was one of those real amazing leaders west it up and that was willing to take the punishment my hope is that he isn't going to jail or where the obama's race is actually trying to make an example out of them they're actually turning a lengthy sentence and a gigantic million dollar fine against him for stopping any illegal sale he stops something that would be illegal and yet the obama station want to put him

you can see drew working with christopher ferguson's communications gear. that is on the back of the helmet that connects to the system. that is the line the communication comes through that wraps around a couple times. we call it the hot dog, a quick disconnect. everything being strapped into the shuttle with has to put disconnect to pull things instead of having too tightly and do things. everything has a quick pull in case they have to get out in an emergency. a bunch of quick disconnects you pull so that for christopher ferguson he would roll to his right and drop into the mission specialist 2 seat that randy is on on the left. he would drop on to that seat and get out of the vehicle. that is why it takes so long because everything is intricate. you don't want anything tangled up or can't slow the crew member down if they need to get out of the vehicle. >> fast forward 12 days after the shuttle lands. who helps them get out? do they do it themselves? how does that work? >> when they land we have folks who will help them out if they need it but most of t

and christopher mccabe of the wireless association. he is the vice president. gentlemen, thank you very much. matt wood, as soon as this report came out, the free press issued a statement saying that the wireless industry is not competitive. why? >> because we have got to dominant companies, verizon wireless and at&t serving more customers than anybody else. we think are too many structural barriers to entry and growth and consumer should have better access to them and we did not have the benefits because of the dominant players controlling such a large portion of the street. >> matt wood, what the think of the fact the fcc did not take a position on competition? >> there is enough evidence that the industry is not competitive. the fcc did a good job presenting all of the complex data. it points to a single conclusion, which is there is not an effective competition -- there is not enough effective competition and that hurts consumers because they did not have as many options as they might, especially for high-end plans for the most popular smart phones and devi

he's facing more than half a million bucks in fines and nearly a decade in prison the story of christopher after the break. what drives the world with the growing use by politicians who makes decisions to put it through and through who can you trust no one who is whom you would have the local machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism and school sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. welcome back to the big picture i'm lucy calc now in for tom hartman and coming up in this half hour a utah environmental activist blocks and a legal illegal auction of public lands now faces up to a decade in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines and tender christopher is here tonight to tell us his side of the story and also tonight you'll hear tom. take on what the last five republican presidents share in common here's a hint it starts with a c. and ends with our russian. people in the waning days of the bush administration the white house was selling off hundreds of thousands of acres of federal land to oil companies looking for new places to you guessed

. >> christopher, you know why you're here. >> transfer custody review. >> initially you were placed in level six for posing a threat to the security of the institution. you self-admitted being in an altercation with another inmate after a cell search two homemade weapons for found in your cell. you do have an extensive history of violent behavior and assaults while incar rated in oklahoma department of corrections. however, here you are an ideal inmate. based on your file, you can go back to general population here in new mexico. we're going to do the recommendation to release you to level five, however, cbc classification bureau is going to make the ultimate decision. do you have any other questions for us at this time? >> no. >> you want to go to level five? >> level two, level three. >> do you want to go to g.p.? >> according to your file you can. okay. >> have a good day. all right. we've got you. >> here's your paperwork. >> certainly he deserves to be moved. he has had clear conduct since he's been here. he hasn't done anything. he hasn't hurt anyone. he is so small that he ca

. >> reporter: 24-year-old christopher samuel served in the u.s. military.did not have a criminal record. >> he always said he was going to take care of his family. he was never one to get in trouble. >> reporter: late tuesday night samuel was shot in the back. police believe it was a robbery because he was on his cell phone at the time of the murder. >> whoever he was on the phone with said, they said, christopher said, i don't have any money so if you're going to kill me you're not going to get anything. >> he will be missed and his legacy will live on. >> christopher was such a good man and people are going to miss him so much, including me. he was just like my best friend. >> in all i want justice for him. >> reporter: funeral services are tuesday at noon at the march funeral home on 4th avenue. >>> anyone with any information on crime should call police or metro crime stoppers. >>> the secret service is investigating the hacking of fox news political twitter account because it sent out false tweets. the hackers left a series of 6 tweets around mid natur

while it has been a very scary week, christopher is surrounded by his family and friends. he is a brave boy and is expected to make a full recovery. >> reporter: in addition, maria shriver said that she also wanted to thank the paramedics and lifeguards as well as doctors and nurses and all of the medical staff that helped to save her son. this comes after internet reports that 13-year-old christopher schwarzenegger suffered broken bones as well as a collapsed lung after being injured in the water in malibu last weekend. the injuries apparently so severe that the teen had to be hospitalized in the intensive care unit for a number of days. today we reached out to paramedics from a private ambulance company as well as l.a. county fire department but no one gave us details about what happened citing privacy laws. today the schwarzenegger children took to twitter. older brother patrick said thank you for your messages about my brother. the kid is the strongest i ever seen. keep praying. sister catherine wrote, thank you, guys, for your concern and prayers for my baby brother.

. >> reporter: 13-year-old christopher schwarzenegger.a shriver's voice was as calm as can be. >> he has a collapsed lung and some broken bones. >> reporter: paramedics rushed him to the intensive care unit at ucla medical center where his famous father paid a visit. a moment of family crisis trumping marital disagreements and they issued a joint statement "while it's been a tough week christopher is surrounded by his family and friends," they said. "he is a brave boy and is expected to make a full recovery." >> the other schwarzenegger children have been tweeting. they've been asking for people's prayers. >> reporter: he's a tough little guy and i'm getting better tweeted his big sister katherine. my brother's doing a lotot bett tweeted patrick. bad timing for schwarzenegger's lawyer to file his formal response to shriver's divorce petition dated two days after christopher's accident right above the former governor's signature he ticks the box asking to terminate her spousal it must for shriver it must have made a tough week even worse.

my name is christopher elmendorf. as a a professor of law at uc davis school of law where i teach election law, and i am resident of san francisco, where i have lived in the mission district since 2005. i wanted to say a few words this morning about why i want to serve on this task force and the values i would bring to the task of the task force. i see this as a public service opportunity, no more and no yes. i am is a tenured professor. i teach and have relevant knowledge in this area that i think i could bring to the project. but i owe no debt to any candidate, to any interest group, and i have no interest in being into debt or having indebted to me any candidate or interest group that has a stake in this process. the u.s. stands alone among all industrialized democracies the use single member district elections in that we have a largely political process for redrawing legislative districts. virtually all of the country's the use single member district electrics -- elections have some non-partisan democratic process

we could spend 30 minutes just talking about your biography and your friendship with warren christopher, the clinton administration, all of that. you combine policy and politics in earlier careers and now it's the focus of the united states and its relationship with the world. how do you view the mission? because you said you wanted to restore america's credibility, its influence, its respect, and its power. >> well, i think that's exactly right, and that is our core goal at this point. we came into office in 2009 after a difficult period for american foreign policy. there has been for a variety of reasons-- ani'm not making a partisan commentere, just a factual assessment-- there had be a diminution in american prestige and power around the world. we had spent a tremendous amount of american cital on the war in iraq. we had had a financial crisis in 2008 which cost the ited states around the world. and there's a natural dynac that exists as against the leading power in the world. and our focus at the outset was to restore america's great prestige and authority and we went about this wo

the son's 13-year-old christopher is hospitalized. lung, broken bones and broken ribs. >> like a boogie board accident, i think, and can't move off the beach. >> reporter: shriver sounding very calm called 911 from a beach in malibu, where last sunday christopher ran into trouble in the water. >> is he awake and breathing? >> yeah, he's awake and breathing. i just -- he can't move. he's having trouble breathing. >> reporter: christopher seen here last year at the women's conference with his family is the youngest of the couple's four children. >> christopher, well, it's hard to wrap my mind around it, but my little baby is now a teenager. >> reporter: friday in a joint statement schwarzenegger and shriver said, quote, while it has been a very scary week, christopher is surrounded by his family and friend. adding, he is expected to make a full recovery. >> it has definitely brought the family together. they're really handling this in a very civilized way. >> reporter: the news of christopher's accident comes days after yet another deve

it was better than christopher columbus. tavis: i never know where these conversations are going to go on this program. never knew that we would end up having a conversation about failure and how to navigate it. i have a gift that tom selleck brought to me tonight. he has been kind enough to bring it to me to remind me. it comes from calvin coolidge. this is what calvin coolidge said. nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. talent will not. nothing is more powerful than one successful man with talent. genius will not. education will not. the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. the slogan press on will always solve the problems of the human race. mr. selig, thank you for reminding me. "blue bloods on cbs. tom selleck tonight on pbs. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> may i explain later, please? >> i was attacked by a two yo- yos. >> what a minute, higgins. i am telling you i have been attacked and it may be killed and you are

topvo ---mientras que el hijo menor de este matrimonio, christopher schwarzeneg ger de 13 aÑos de edadel hospital en el sur de california... ---christopher, estuvo hospitalizado desde el pasado 17 de julio, luego de que sufriera varias fracturas y un colapso de pulmn mientras surfeaba en una playa de malibu.. cu ---conforme se acerca la fecha para el regreso a clases, take vo ---tambien aumenta la preocupacin de muchos padres de familia quienes no tienen los medios para solventar los gastos de los utiles escolares necesarios para sus hijos... ---es por eso que la organizacin "sacred heart" de san jose, estara entregando mas de 2 mil mochilas que estan llenas de articulos escolares a familias de escasos recursos en el sur de la bahia... ---muchas de estas familias, son latinas y todavia se necesitan mas donativos.. maria gallardo coord. programas de auto-suficiencia sot señora dice: "registramos 2013 niños para recibir mochilas, y estamos un poquito mas de la mitad, pero todavia estamos desesperados por agarrar mas donaciones para poder cubrir los niños que estan registrados en el progr

christopher schwarzenegger was injured in a boogie board accident. he suffered a collapsed lung and broken bones. abc obtained the 9-1-1 call from his mother. >> it is a boogie board accident and he can't move off the beach. maybe it is broken ribs or something like that. >> as far as you know is he awake and breathe ?g. >> yeah, he is awake and breathing, but he can't move. he is having trouble breathing. >> shriver and schwarzenegger issued the statement saying it has been a scary week, christopher is surrounded by his family and friends. he is a brave boy and is expected to make a full recovery. >> maria shriver is very calm in that 911 call. >>> and debt talks break down in washington. >> they refuse to get serious. it is hard to understand why speaker boehner would walk away from this type of deal. >> the president is clearly uh annoyed. how everything fell apart with a deadly approaching fast. >> and gays in the military. a struggle that has gone on for two decades is finally coming to an end. >> and a big setback for the north bay's so-called

christopher schwarzenegger was body surfing last weekend when he was badly injured.s on the beach when it happened and called 911. her son suffered several broken bones and a collapsed lung. shriver has been by her son's side since the accident. schwarzenegger visited today. christopher is expected to make a full recovery. >>> a controversial ad campaign for milk has been yanked in california just ten days after it first appeared. the ads try to poke fun at pms and how men suffer along with women. they also claim milk can help treat the symptoms. some women's groups slammed the ads as sexist,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, " " >>> a change in the weather pattern, which means slightly warmer conditions expected. pass through our north, high pressure filling in behind it. bring with it more sunshine and a slightly warmer weekend expected here as we will see coastal fog in the early morning hours. now nothing dramatic expected here, but we'll see temperatures up a few degrees, upper 80s to low 90s across the interior into the upper 70s to low 80s. and mid to upper 60s across the penin

this comes after internet reports that 13-year-old christopher schwarzenegger suffered broken bone asell as collapsed lung. the injuries so severe that the teen had to be hospitalized in the intensive care unit for a number of days. today we reached out to paramedics, but no one gave details about what happened siting privacy laws. the day the schwarzenegger children took to twitter. thank you everyone for your messages about my brother. the kid is the strongest i've ever seen, keep praying. katherine wrote, thank you for your concern and prayers for my baby brother. he's a tough little guy and getting better. please keep praying for him. reports say shriver has constantly been at her son's side and schwarzenegger was seen entering a hospital as recently as today. the couple thanked everyone for their thoughts and prayers and asked for respect and privacy. a family that drawn worldwide attention for the divorce and a child that the former governor fathered with an exemployee. in malibu, jeff nguyen, cbs 5. >>> the cause of a three alarm fire at a retirement community in walnut creek i

christopher's siblings thanked well-wishers on twitter including this tweet from his sister, catherine -- thank you guys for your concern and prayers for my baby brother. he's a tough little guy and getting better. please keep praying for him. >>> the end of an era for a legendary spots in the south bay. no more disco music, line dances or roller skate for a rink that was around for decades. >> how fun are those roller rinks? so much fun. for more on that and no more in the south bay, scott budman has a final spin around the floor. >> reporter: one last birthday party -- >> what size? >> reporter: one last chance to lace 'em up and roll away. after three decades in milpitas, 25 with this hardwoods floor, cal skate is getting ready to close its doors, saying good-bye to generations of roller skaters. >> it's wonderful. i -- i've been here, going skating since i was a little kid. and to be now with my children here in cal skate skating with them is wonderful. i hate to see go. >> certainly our just memories that are going to keep going -- >> reporter: chris st. germane's family has run t

christopher schwarzenegger was body surfing last weekend when he was badly injured. maria shriver was on the beach when it happened and called 911. her son suffered several broken bones and a collapsed lung. shriver has been by her son's side since the accident. schwarzenegger visited today. christopher is expected to make a full recovery. >>> a controversial ad campaign for milk has been yanked in california just ten days after it first appeared. the ads try to poke fun at pms and how men suffer along with women. they also claim milk can help treat the symptoms. some women's groups slammed the ads as sexist. >>> we'll be right back. ,, man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn h

"while it's been a tough week, christopher is surrounded by his family and friends.ve boy and is expected to make a full recovery." >> the two of them are united in everything having to do with their children. >> reporter: bad timing then that schwarzenegger's lawyer should choose this of all weeks to file his response to shriver's divorce papers, asking the court to deny shriver spousal support and indicating she'll have to pay her own attorneys' fees. >> this is par for the course. it's his lawyer either posturing or trying to protect his rights. >> reporter: maybe so but for shriver it must have made this a very tough week. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> tough week indeed. on top of the divorce drama and all the love child thing. >> a lot of misfsftune. >> oh, man. >> apparently they did not have a prenup agreement so looks like they are going to split 50/50 as under california state law. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah, yeah. >> as we both know. >> they could fight it, who knows what's going to happen in the end. >> who knows. it's just so messy. give

christopher hill was a co-author of the book, he talked about physics for poets. by the way, he thinks global warming is a problem, he does. and be i interested my -- mentioned my interest in h irk- hi my --hi-fi equipment. i mentioned stipeway, but it -- steinway, but it includes the amply fire, and christopher hill said he'd like a steinway as well. so we have to notice the difference between short-term trends and long-term trends. if people are more religious than they were yesterday than today, it doesn't necessarily mean they will always be more religious. so trying to come up with something worth you're hearing, how can will people believe in the literary reality about faith when there aren't the same kind of supernatural miracles that are supposed to prove that god exists such as the parting of the red sea? and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part. they used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like spe

among the family did issue a statement saying that this is been a scary we could, but christopher iso make a full recovery. route >> this is a law that has been on the books for three years now, but it is still the most ignored in the bay. i will get this after the break. >> here is stanley roberts to sow some people behaving badly. >> the handsfree law in california it's about three years old, for the last three years it had been widely ignored. when drivers since no one is watching they will use a cellphone illegally like this and driver. that mention i was not the only one that notice the driver on the phone. i'm with the california highway patrol. >> you are being stopped using yourself on what driving. >> no matter if it is a car, or a truck every driver ernie savage handsfree device, the driver of the propane tank did not. he admitted to being on the phone because he forgot his blue tooth. recover this driver is traveling 40 mi. per hour on the freeway, but it's also doing something else, and with cellphone users. >> i stop you because you are doing something with your cellphon

the couple had been involved with a long-gone royal, christopher chichester.d not guilty to a single charge of murder, and he sits in jail today, one man with many pasts awaiting trial. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> and now dr. drew pinsky joins me to talk about this man who claimed to be clark rockefeller. that's extraordinary stuff. dr. drew, you believe first of all you actually crossed paths with this man years ago. what happened there? >> well, i was working in a psychiatric hospital. and i got a call, a very peculiar call from a woman. never really understood who she was or identified herself but she kept me on the phone for a good half and hour going on and on about how she had this special person with a special relationship that he was so powerful and had so much money that he needed all this sort of -- brought in under the cloak of darkness but that he was really suffering and he had pain and all these different things. and i thought, wow, this whole thing sounds mysterious, shady, not right to me. and i remember hearing about this when it sort of

my name is christophe moscolonik. i'm coming to you to show my support for ociento having an entertainment license that runs until 2:00 a.m. i'm a deejay and a neighbor. i'm also here on my anniversary to show support. the venue itself, i know how much she invested in the sound system, i also know how much she invested in the soundproofing, specifically to meet the conditioning for the noise ordinance on the street within 30 feet or something along those lines. i also know the volume of the sound will be identical to whether it's a live deejay or an ipod plugged in or a deejay streaming from the studio. that was my idea. there are no conditions for amplified music versus nonamplified music. it's easier to control as compared to a live band. volume is also based on the number of people in the bar, a good deejay and performer, if there's less people it's quieter, if there's more, it's louder. but the system is tuned to never exceed a certainly volume. i don't think that's an issue. so why are the restrictions, again, be

christophe all still believes the u.s. has put pressure on betty. germany had to make good on their flaw as this is see in political germany has rolled to replenish the empty arsenals of some of the made to allies which is usually a normal thing to do but in this case it has a certain smear on it and very definitely germany is under a lot of pressure the media accused mr west and the government not to be able to conduct they could hear in strategy where of course it is very clear that we do not take part in the warfare with soldiers but replenish of allies that this is normal thing to do but what we see here is that the media in germany under obvious u.s. influence is also excusing germany of being in bad company by voting together with russia which is not reflecting the good position of our electoral connections those eight who are doing it may be requesting some support from the others so there will be a long breath but in fact what we see here is that deliberately the country is being destroyed which is by far by far transgressing the decision by

there's a cd player and amp fieres and christopher said he wanted a stienway piano himself. there's difference between long term and short term trends. if people were different than they were yesterday, it doesn't necessarily mean they'll be more religious. not being a scholar or genius and trying to come up something worth your hearing, how long will people believe in bible or verbal tradition about faith when there's not the miracles that occurred in the bible that prove virtually god exists like the parting of the red sea, and even a silent film and the roy specific effects department did a good job. i saw that part. they used gelatin and they burned the path and like john fullton did in the later movie, they reversed the film. i like specific effects. >> [inaudible] >> how long will people believe -- >> i got the heart of your question, and i'll give a quick illustration, in 1960 the book came out "near the year 2000." wonderful book, early use of computers just coming in, and he -- they, hudson institute put it together, and the book starts with long term multifold tren

always denied this it was seen as a potential candidate for the french presidency before the scandal christopher chambers from door challenging investing in these the media played a substantial role in styles comes to mind he fits this paradigm of villain. victim of the victim being the victim but the villain being you know in the. court to figure it was based on these stereotypes and mediums and you've got the showy european french guy who you can you mauled into this kind of creature and then all at the same time i mean this coincides with the whole men behaving badly thing with terms of how our particular television media and so the blogosphere and pundits work that doesn't matter it's all fear or it's all ratings it's all you know machinations and bringing opinion into it doesn't matter what happens this guy has fulfilled his role and then on the other hand you have the victim now who was slaughtered lamb kind of victim you know fulfilling that role in the opera now she comes into the third world. took all kind of illegal alien time so we can play that stereotype in. some other world news in

. >> i'm here to visit my son, christopher. at first i was a little nervous about coming here.i mean, if you come once a month for several years, it kind of becomes routine. this is something that i've accepted, and this is the way i see it. >> i've been locked up for five years, and i was charged with child abuse resulting in a death, a class ii felony. >> at the time i worked for the "denver post." the way i found out that something had happened, my wife and called me and told me the police were looking for him and just gave me a heads-up about it. and i still wasn't sure about what was going on. it wasn't until that night when i went to work that they printed the story that i found out. >> my girl at the time, she had a son, and he just started, you know, crying, you know what i mean, like uncontrollably and seemed like no matter what i did or what i attempted to do, he wouldn't stop crying. so -- >> how old was the baby? >> he was maybe like 7, 8 months maybe. >> christopher pardue admitted to police that he slapped and punched the crying baby until it went limp. he was 20

christopher dicky has written a great article. for joining us. >> thank you, alex. >>> 25 years after her fairy tale wedding on cape cod, maria shriver has now filed for divorce from husband around schwarzenegger. the kennedy family heiress is trying to move on privately, but with two personalities as large as theirs, the news is hardly going unnoticed. >> reporter: after arnold schwarzenegger acknowledged not only having an affair, but having a child with a member of his household staff, perhaps divorce didn't come as a surprise. maria shriver's filing still made headlines and sad ones. citing irreconcilable differences her divorce petition seeks the obvious, spousal divorce and attorney feese. most notably she's requesting joint custody of the couple's two teenage sons. an indication some say this is not mept to be nasty. >> they're going to try to make at least the child custody and vilt tags portion amicable. >> the couple's children were the center piece of the only public comment schwarzenegger has made since the two announc

while it has been a very scary week, christopher is surrounded by his family and friends. he is a brave boy, they say, and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> california is facing a double-edged sword. it's been ordered to reduce the prison population by 33,000 inmates which could send many to county jail. the state also has the country's highest rate for recidivism. allen martin takes a closer look at a santa clara county judge working to reduce that rate one inmate at a time. >> all right. we are ready. >> court is now in session. >> reporter: judge steve man leave has been on the bench for more than years. >> are you ready to change? are you committed to staying in prison? what can i do. >> reporter: and for much of that time, he has been giving addicts and the mentally ill a second channels. in addition to the judge's signature treat from the candy dish, his parolee re-entry program is to give offenders an opportunity to not go back to prison. it's to reduce the number of prisoners who get released and end back in a cell which for california is about 70% of all pr

a superior court judge says chris christopher is not guilty on five misdemeanor charges stemming fromnfrontation with police last year. christopher was sitting in a legally parked car with a friend in the bayview district when his mother pulled up and illegally double parked alongside his car. when an officer asked christopher and his mother for i.d., the 22-year-old responded with an expletive. the public defender said although it was disrespectful, it was within his first amendment rights. >>> we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, we'll take a look at the business week ahead, including the crucial countdown to that debt ceiling deadline. >>> plus steve jobs, are you listening? storespp c srerospp p and they look like the real thing. [ male announcer ] introducing icy hot naturals with natural menthol. it's gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away fast. new icy hot naturals. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching c

. >> and christoph, explain what ame americare is doing and are you feeling resistance to try to gett need it? >> well, we are focusing on mogadishu and as you look at the map, you see that refugees are going out to kenya and surrounding countries. we feel like the best place for us to be is right there in the epicenter, and 50,000 people have shown up in mogadishu in the last couple of months in very bad condition, and we are focusing our medical aid on mogadishu, itself, and four things need to happen in a famine. people need to be fed with basic food commodities and supplemental feeding for children and pregnant mothers and therapeutic feeding needs to happen in clinical settings for kids in bad shape, and general medical assistance needs to go out to the whole population. we are focusing on keeping the medical assistance in there so that we can keep the people alive. >> and when you talk about, that because the extent of this could wipe out an entire generation of people. and the people that you are talking about, the ones who are traveling and the refugees and some of them are t

very interesting to hear what you have to say thanks so much for joining us live there in paris christopher dickey to paris bureau chief for newsweek magazine and also the daily beast news website thanks for your thoughts. thank you bill. the mobile phone has become an integral part of everyday modern life but seen as a fun guy just in some countries has proven enough to revolutionize the lives and livelihoods of many people elsewhere. reports and all of the indian fishermen who are costing the next generation network for their catch. more than kumar wraps up his engine for a day of fishing off the coast of carolina the southernmost state in india with a little bit of i studied in school until the seventh grade but then i had to leave school because we were not economically well off so i had to help my dad with fishing kumar's one of thousands of fishermen in the state who wake up at one o'clock in the morning to earn a living for decades fishermen like kumar relied on luck and prayers to find a good catch but all that has changed since the introduction of the mobile phone in the state more

now their 13-year-old son christopher was seriously injured in a surfing incident and in the hospital abc's david wright has the story. >> los angeles county fire department. >> reporter: maria shriver made the 911 call herself last sunday from her malibu beach house. >> it's like a boogie board accident i think. he can't move off the beach. maybe like broken ribs or something like that. >> can you see it from your house? >> yeah, it's my son. >> how old is your son? >> 13. >> reporter: christopher schwarzenegger apparently suffered multiple broken bones and a collapsed lung. >> as far as you know, is he awake and breathing? >> yeah, he's awake and breathing he can't move. he's having trouble breathing. >> reporter: the boy was taken to ucla medical center where tmz spotted his famous father coming for a visit, a moment of crisis trumping marital differences. >> maria is basically sleeping at the hospital as you might if your child was in this serious an accident. she's been there round the clock. arnold has been there too. >> reporter: schwarzenegger and shriver issued a joint statem

. >> reporter: christopher samuel served in the u.s. military, he did not have a criminal record. >> he always said he was going to be a good father, he was going to take care of his family and was always going to do the right thing. he was never one to get in trouble, he was never one to walk the streets. >> reporter: samuel was shot in the back here in west baltimore. police believe it was a robbery because he was on his cell phone. >> whoever was on the phone said he said, i don't have any money. so if you're going to kill me, you're not going to get anything. >> he will be missed, he will live on through his family. >> christopher was such a good man. and people are going to miss him so much, including me. he was just like my best friend. >> in all i wanted justice for him and i won't give up until i have it. >>> and funeral services are tomorrow at noon at the march funeral home that's on north avenue. >>> police are interviewing multiple persons of interest in connection with a shooting in a downtown parking garage. investigators

wait for the rumble conservatives jamie weinstein and dana daniel helper along with liberal tommy christopher all join me in the ring after the break. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. he'd want to well. we never government says they're going to keep you safe get ready because of their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry there's a big. fight . right it's time for tonight's big picture rondell look back at the week's biggest stories and i'm joined in the studio by daniel hauser deputy online editor the weekly standard tommy christopher media correspondent white house reporter and media i eat dot com and genuine state senior editor at the daily caller let's get started guys i. started five days attends meetings the president finally says that's it throws a rebuttal thirty six thirty six hour deadline you know go back come back let's see what we can work out and making clear that

. >> reporter: christopher samuel served in the military, he did not have a criminal record. >> he always said he was going to have a good father, who was going to take care of his family. who was always going to do the right thing. he was never one to get in trouble, he was never one to walk the street. >> reporter: samuel was shot in the back here in the upton neighborhood of west baltimore. police believe it was a robbery because he was on his cell phone at the time of the murder. >> who ever he was on the phone with said, they said, that christopher said, i don't have any money so if you're going to kill me you're not going to get anything. >> reporter: police have no clues in the murder, leaving his family looking for answers. >> people are going to miss him so much including me, he was just like my best friend. >> in all this i want justice for him and i will not give up until i have it. >> funeral services will be tomorrow on north avenue. >>> a fight at a downtown parking garage sends one man to the hospital. baltimore city police tells us the man was shot in the chest after runni

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