>> prosecutors in haste and thoma -- prosecutors in haiti ce jean-claude duvalier. the government is -- like the message is coming loud and clear to the street. the government is not good enough. the rallying cry is here. >> welcome to bbc news. coming up, staying under wraps. lessons between -- letters between tony blair and george bush will not be testified into the iraq war in korea. whiskey that has been buried in the south pole for more than 100 years. >> prosecutors in haiti have charged the former leader jean- claude duvalier for misappropriation of funds during his 15-year-old that ended in 1986. he is also known as baby doc. he was detained and charged. they have to decide if the case will go ahead. >> he is known as baby doc. jean-claude duvalier is no longer a young man. he is a reminder of a dark past. they wear occurs student accused of torturing political opponents urging they were accused of torturing political opponents. he may finally face justice. he has been formally charged with corruption comment that, and other crimes. it is a move that will be

ray observatory claude exacts. the chandra x. ray observatory he's one of the nasser's eyes into space the third out of projected for great observatories chandra has been providing scientists with valuable high quality data called ken is an iris is one of those who helped develop and improve the telescope his fear of space expertise is extremely broad music in his ears as a member of the national academy of sciences and the international academy of astronautics to name a few no wonder he has overall responsibility for research activity and policy at the massachusetts institute of technology these days claude is one of those who are advising on russia's innovative development as he's been doing recently on a poor and on nanotechnology is in moscow. hello mr curtis as the welcome to the show thank you it's a pleasure to be able to thank you very much for coming well first of all the thing i want to ask you. when the an author was appointed as head of the un office for outer space affairs it provoked lots of talk lots of rivers in t

. >> y fatiga y hasta 50% de las >> el ex gobernante haitiana jean claude duvalier llegó a su país, tuvoe duvalier lo llevaron del hotel donde se hospedaba, después de ser interrogado se determinó que se presentarán cargos en su contra. >> delitos que habría cometo nido su régimen entre 1971 y 1986. >> su regreso al país y posterior detención es un evento de división entre los haitianos. >> reclaman su liberación, afirman que con duvalier en el poder el gobierno sí se preocupaba por el pueblo. >> incluso acusan al principal, pero duvalier también es acusado de cometer crímenes que incluyen la tortura y desaparición de miles de opositores. >> (en inglés). >> empleado del arresto el vocero de la casa blanca aseguró que vive momentos de incertidumbre y todos los actores políticos deben pensar qué es lo mejor ahora para el país. >> jean claude duvalier llegó procedente de francia, luego hee su padre cuando tenía tan solo 19. >> en miami florida, [ locutora ] nuestro lugar favorito para almorzar es olive garden porque todo es rico. ila comida y nuestro tiempo juntas! es el almuerzo ilimitado

i'll talk with one of the most powerful central bankers in the world, ecb president jean-claude trichet on the survival of the euro, the region's debt crisis, and what it means to the u.s. and that's just the beginning. the "wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. the u.s. economy picked up steam in the fourth quarter of last year, although not as much as analysts had expected. the gross domestic product, the broadest view of the strength and size of the american economy, rose 3.2% on an annualized basis. consumer spending was the strongest it has been in more than four years. for all of 2010, the economy grew at 2.9%, the biggest gain since 2005. the markets hit some big numbers this week. on wednesday, the dow touching the 12,000 mark for the first time since june of 2008. then on thursday, the s&p 500 hit 1300 for the first time since august of 2008. but on friday the markets came down.

jean-claude duvalier arrived in port-au-prince last night on a scheduled air france flight from paris. he cleared customs with a diplomatic passport and departed for a hotel in a waiting motorcade. duvalier assumed power in 1971 when he was only 19 years old, before his father, "papa doc" died, the haitian constitution was amended to make "baby doc" president for life. he ruled with an iron fist. his feared private police force silenced opponents by machete or guns. >> demonstrators chanted slogans calling for an end to the duvalier government. >> reporter: duvalier was eventually forced out in 1986. today his former ambassador to france was the only one talking. >> did he say how long he would stay in haiti? >> reporter: but did "baby doc" come back to assume political power? a year after the earthquake, haiti is still in ruins. the recent presidential elections remain contested and now "baby doc" is back. >> just when we thought it could never get worse in haiti, it has gotten worse. >> reporter: but among the desperate, too young to remember, "baby doc" has instantly become a symbo

. >> i am jean-claude high and the new mayor of oakland. >> oakland mayor jean- claude began her term in office this weekend and one of the most troubled neighborhoods. >> they put me on this corner because this is a block or we had a murder this week. >> the mayor urged residents to come together. >> this is one the last few neighborhoods where we aren't able to get the organization going. >> we hope you come out to the neighborhood wine crop watch committee. >> we're trying to bring residence together, to take charge and reduce crime. >> the mayor was joined by the assistant police chief as they knocked down knocked on doors. >> i actually used to live around here, most folks believe will take more than clean the track shot the streets to could turn a difficult situation on around. >> in oakland shot pierced kron4 news. >> well we have been really stop them off of the past few days, but i think sunshine is that our forecast. i will have the forecast coming up for you righ. on tuesday san francisco will see its first asian- american mayor. the new board of supervisors will confirm th

like the south but yes maybe by the end of the century we're going to come in like this and says claude kind of is out as a principal investigator. chandra x. ray observatory spotlight will do that shortly right after the break we will continue this and tell yourself stay with us we'll be back in less than a minute. they were tons filled with joy with parades and marches. inspiring people with enthusiasm. but it was everything really that good and was allowed for them to speak out. though she shared her thoughts only with her diary it all became evidence in the trial for counter-revolutionary activity. the evidence which condemned to a label. the diary of a soviet school on cd. download the official aunty application to on the phone on pod touch from the i choose our story. life on the go. video on demand ati's mind broadcasts and says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. welcome back to spotlight algor nabhan just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is claude kindness that is the vice president for research at mit and principal investigator on nasa is chandr

the spotlight the interview show on our team i'll be involved and today my guest in the studio is claude canning satirist the other day my son asked me if it is true that nasa is planning a one way mission to mars in which unmanned spacecraft will take astronauts to mars and leave them there forever who would sign for up for such and they will and when is this trip going to take place let's ask a man who knows better about outer space principal investigator nasa chandra x. ray observatory called. the chandra x. ray observatory he's one of the nasser's eyes into space the third of projected for great observatories chandra has been providing scientists with valuable high quality data called ken is an iris is one of those who helped develop and improve the telescope his fear of space expertise is extremely broad you can use it as a member of the national academy of sciences and the international academy of astronautics to name a few no wonder he has overall responsibility for research activity and policy at the massachusetts institute of technology these days claude is one of those who are

claud jarmen. neil stafford. i don't know if anybody's heard of belva davis. i don't know who's idea was there to appoint her to the war memorial board. my idea is fabulous, steve. i am glad he came up with the idea. thank you for your service ans being reappointed. tom horn, an amazing guy. tom, thank you for your service and now you carry your baton. claud jarmin, the only academy award-winner. thank you for your service. an outstanding job. thank you for continuing to serve. stafford had a short appointment. he said, he'd take it and se how it goes. it is a big deal to have his enthusiasm. war memorial is being remodeled. a lot of work going on over there. they will matter, grateleatly. now it is time to mention the last person swarn in. faye lee. it went on my list. thank you. faye is a good friend of all of ours. thank you for your continuing contributions to the city. that's it. did i forget anyboyd? anybody else want to get sworn in. if you need me, i am around. we had a great recommendation. tom shay might have called, or p.j. on challen 26. they said

lawsuits have been filed a jean- claude duvalier against, -- against jean-claude duvalier. mr. duvalier denies the charges. republicans in the house of representatives have passed a bill to repeal president obama'shealth care reform. the boathe bill is unlikely to e taken up in the senate where democrats hold a majority. the u.s. security council has voted to send 2000 more peacekeeping troops to every coast where a political deadlock between laurent gbagbo and his rebel continues. >> the un has become a target as it gets sucked into the political crisis. this car was set on fire by supporters of laurent gbagbo. divens 3 their support for -- demonstrating their support for mr. ouattara. >> attacking civilians and un peacekeepers, this is a crime on the international law. gbagbo and his loyalists should keep in mind eventually, all the person to perpetuate such crimes will be held accountable. >> a un along with the rest of the international community recognizes alassane ouattara as winner of the presidential elections. lauren gbagbo is ref using to give up the presidency. they

jean-claude duvalier who was ousted 25 years ago was charged with corruption he made a surprise returno the country last sunday, hoping he might become a candidate in the new presidential election. the fourth quarter profits have been overshadowed by a takeover in the board room. larry page will take over as ceo. some say it is the perfect time to make changes on the front lines appear. the opposition labour party has been left realineling by the resignation of alan johnson. >> mr. johnson, can you tell us why he resigned? >> the former shadow chancellor famous for speaking fluent human, chose not to speak at all about his shock resignation. his leader spoke for them instead. >> he has decided to stand down for a deeply personal reasons. he has been doing a good job to hold this government to account occurred >> mr. johnson does not spell out those personal reasons, but says, i found it difficult to cope with these issues in my private life. westminster is a buzz with rumors about his marriage. a former postman who rose to be a union leader and a rock and roll loving cabinet minister n

everyone today was expecting that jean claude would give a press conference. one of his aides came out and basically said there wasn't a big enough room at thehe hotel. it was really quite strange because clearly they could have just done it out front. it seems like a little bit of a stall really in terms of providing information about why he's here. his people officially are saying that he's back as a private citizen. hs he, they say, to help ithhe reconstruction. clearly the timing of this is incredibly strange. i mean that is sort of the biggest shock this. in the midst of a political crisis to have such a powerful person in haitian history in recent haitian history return, someone who is so controversial. some people absolutely love him. other people make out that he's practically the devil. it's an incredibly polarizing figure to have come back at a time that the country is trying to figure out who is going to be the next president. >> ifill: you're right. but it seems that there were people at the airport to greet him. there were cameras that recorded hi

the return of former dictator jean-claude duvalier. he returned sunday, he'd been absent for 25 years. he was thrown out of office and forced into exile in 1986. duvalier and his father tortured and killed local opponents. they've also been accused of stealing millions in political funds. >>> in tunisia, today the new program is expected to announce coalition government in the north african nation. discontent with the government and alleged corruption led to months of clashes between police and protesters. the violence continued this weekend. the president was forced from power, and the country three days ago. >>> iran's nuclear weapons program has taken a bit of a hit here. it came from a cyber weapon. "the new york times" says a computer virus crippled important machinery developed by the u.s. and israel. david martin has details. >> reporter: iran took am basses doors from the international atomic energy agency on a tour of the uranium enrichment plant believed to be at the center of its nuclear weapons program. the iranians themsel

. >>> leyte former dictator jean-claude "baby dock" duvalier has returned after political exile. he has returned to his natuive country after years in exile. it comes after haiti is in political crisis and reconstruction. it's marked by corruption, political intimidation and the disappearance of thousands. he'll answer questions later today at a news conference. >>> the leader of a major political party in israel is quitting that party. his departure from the labor party could weaken benjamin netanyahu's coalition. his defense minister has been criticized for remaining in the government while peace talks are stalling. >>> and in northwest pakistan this morning, an explosion aboard a mini business killed 18 people. it's unclear if the blast was caused by a bomb for a malfunction of the vehicle's engine. a second bus was nearly tipped over by the power of the explosion. >>> back here at home, more rain in the pacific northwest today and even more threats of landslides. slides in oregon and washington sunday forced the closure of several roads. the steep hillsides were already weake

jean-claude duvalier has yet to explain why he's returned from exile. now that he's here, the haitian justice system has launched an investigation into allegations that he stole from this country's treasury. that investigation could take weeks if not months. baby doc has been told during the investigation he should not leave the country. heavily armed haitian police escorted duvalier from the suite of his luxury hotel. as the man once called president for life was taken away. crowds gathered not to denounce the former dictator, but rather to show support. in the chaotic streets, haitian police, united nations troops and u.s. agents assigned to assist the s.w.a.t. team here struggled to clear a path as baby doc was driven away in an armored car. the destination, port-au-prince courthouse. haiti's minister of justice asked him to explain why he returned after 25 years in exile, and reportedly elaborate on decades old allegations of human rights abuses. outside, supporters demanded he be set free to do as he wants. some saying they want him to resume power

claude pepper, a wonderful law-maker. i can remember one north dakota democrat going into his office and pointing out in my column, i couldn't believe it. he had just been elected to capitol hill. and he walked in to meet claude pepper, who had been here for years, and behind his desk was a photograph of orville or wilbur wright, i forget which one, inscribed to claude pepper. the man who invented flight. below that was a photograph from neil armstrong after he had stepped foot on the moon, inscribed. that's how long that man had served on capitol hill. so some of them do get caught up and by no means am i being disrespectful to claude pepper who had a wonderful career, but there is argument out there, those in favor of term limits, we should spend less time on capitol hill because we forget why we are here. >> senator van knight, of colorado, if you stay here too long, you become part of the problem. you become beltway animal, quitting, going back home. how often do people quit? >> there was therio back in the early 1990

kelly cobiella has more. >> reporter: looking calm and confident, former dictator jean-claude "baby doc" duvalier stepped out of his hyatt hotel and into the hands of the haitian justice system. >> he didn't say anything. he smiled. he waved. he has not really spoken since he arrived. >> reporter: riot police stood guard as hundreds of duvalier supporters protested outside the port-au-prince courthouse. inside, the man who once held the title president for life could be charged with corruption, theft, and misappropriation of funds. baby doc's homecoming sunday night, after 25 years in exile in france, apparently came as a surprise to u.s. diplomats, as not a welcome one. >> we don't believe at this point haiti needs any more distractions. >> reporter: duvalier is a polarizing figure in haiti. accused of causing the death of tens of thousands during his 15 years in power and stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the state. haitian president rene preval vowed to bring duvalier to justice if he ever returned. now, power over the country is up for grabs. along with control over how

policiales.numerosos interrogantes ha despertado el regreso a haiti del ex dictador de ese pais jean-claudeer king.mas en despierta america. ♪(música) >>> una presunta clínica de rehabilitación era un centro donde maltrataban a los jóvenes, a algunos hasta lo violaban, tenemos los detalles. >>> este centro creado para el tratamiento de adiciones como el alcohol y drogas fue allanado por la pomia luego de descubrirse que era una cárcel donde eran encerrados jóvenes a quienes sus padres querían cambiar su orientación sexual. >>> pagaban mil dólares para que sea su hijo sometido a una terapia, con rasgos calificados como tortura. >>> a través de mal trato se trata de buscar que cambie. puede ser que nunca más tenga sexo, pero eso no quiere decir que cambie su orientación. >>> y existen más de 300 centros que ofrecen tratamiento, asunto que fue reconocida por la directora de salud. >>> existen centros, el tema de la identidad sexual es un derecho consagrado en la constitución. >>> hace un tiempo que la organización de la salud dijo que esto no es una enfermedad sino una condición. >>> lo que te

it's another sunday giving mayor oakland jean-claude another week to hit the streets. this week she visited the block with some of the city's first homicide this year. they joked that child was killed just after the clock struck 12 on new year's day. >> god bless this street. that there will never be another shooting on a. >> the rev. stop to address the marchers were the first homicide of 2011 took place. 19 year-old was shot here after 1209 a.m. general refers. the message was clear. to rid the neighborhood of crime. >> we need to reconcile our differences all suits. let's mat possible for people to walk the streets safely. >> he was one of hundreds that walk down the street singing and chanting. giving out information to people how to make the neighborhood save. they all share mayor was busy and on and giving citizens and all to get control. >> many citizens are very frustrated by what we seek, as a deterioration of a wonderful library a way which is high street. we have come together to bring hope to the community, to show there is a way to get things better if we

for mayor jean claude this was a dream that she had been working on for more than nine years. she told the los how large a role local libraries had been in her life. >> i grew up as a child of a woman who was widowed when i've was five. she could not read in english or chinese, so we had no english materials in my house. every week i would get as many books as i could carry. this was a window of the world for me, i am hoping that it will be the same for the kids in east oakland. the library is funded by the city and this school boards. >> wet snow in san francisco, look at what we found on market street tonight. this is actually the one market building, this is not real snow, with fake snow for the second annual snow white fashion of bed. several hundred people attending where a white. the coup's designers, hair makeup artists, photographers and many models. it is a showcase for various artists in the fashion industry. >> well i never mentioned snell in the forecast, i'm glad that is not real. but we have real rain out there and tonight. this is the view of san francisco from

international human rights groups have called for the prosecution of john claude duvalier as he returns after 25 years of exile. human rights watch say that he should be held accountable for the alleged torture and killing of thousands of people. >> baby doc duvalier comes back to haiti 25 years after he fled. he says he came back to show solidarity with the people. it is a measure of how tired of the conditions are in haiti that even this device of character is welcomed by hundred serrated >> since he left, and we never had a good president. there are always problems, so he is welcome. >> this comes at a time of political turbulence following inconclusive elections. the turmoil coupled with slow progress after the earthquake a year ago have created an atmosphere of nervous uncertainty, so what lies behind his dramatic reappear and some of what his motives are not very clear. -- his dramatic reappearance? >> his motives are not very clear. i think maybe he perceived a political opening. maybe he thought this would be a time to test the waters very good >> -- to test the waters. good >>

. >> aristide's return comes days after john pajean-claude duvalir returned. duvalier ridding supporters from his hotel in port-au- prince. he said he had come back to help the haitian people. less the 48 hours after his return, the 39-year-old was led away by police for questioning. -- 59-year-old was led away by police for corruption. he was charged with all theft and abuses power. he was president in haiti between 1971 and 1986. he is accused of embezzling hundreds of millions of dollars from his country during this time, lodging in the cash in swiss bank accounts. he came to power at 19. maintaining the brutal dictatorship of his father. his bullish them murdered and tortured thousands. despite this, some are nostalgic for his error, comparing it to the current turmoil. people were taken care of during the regime. >> in the country grappling with a political crisis, many have fears about his return. the believe the presence of a polarizing figure could prompt further unrest. >> you are watching "the journal". we will be looking at the plight of activists i

jean- claude is back on the streets of oakland and we will tell you about a new reality show starting starring the best baseball team in the major leagues. in response to build a new house in the december 9th never were her devastated by pipeline exposure are now on their way. don't want family submitted plans earlier this week to rebuild. kron4 is dahlin expects more to follow. >> construction of a new house at 1710 claremont drive in san bruno, could start as early as spring. it will be the upper house to go up in the neighborhood that was devastated by the gas line explosion. many neighbors are delighted. >> i am really happy, happiness in his eye cannot wait to see the house are going up. >> neighbors say the plants marked an important step in what has been along and difficult recovery process. >> the people that have passed away, i think about them all lot. there are a remembrance is down there. when you go down there you see that and it's sad about it. nothing's going to bring them back, but it's nice to see something new coming up. >> the owners of the new house, submitted a pl

tomorrow oakland jean-claude will be named mayor. tonight of supporters celebrated her big day. dahlin was there for the party. >> morally hunt and congratulated mayor elect quandt. she held the celebration before monday's inauguration to fight for supporters. several hundred people attended the event. even though the objectio, reminf the challenges ahead, >> we cannot have a great city with the upgrade schools. we will not end with the murder rate unless we give young people hope. she will focus on education and job creation in crime. she believes of bowstrings are comba is those three thingse connected. if when asked what she thinks she will succeed she had this to say. >> quite will watch a program on monday to put 2000 volunteers like a big brother big sister program, they will serve as mentors frederick program children. the change begins with the change of the people in the community, about a week herder volunteers a plan on knocking on doors and oakland to talk to people. tried to get them involved. >> it will be an amazing opportunity to try make a difference. >> in oakl

. >> jean-claude "babuy doc" duvalier once said that it was their part to suffer. >> rejoining the haitianpeople. >> after his father died in 1971, the 19-year-old baby doc took over, presiding over a reign of terror, where people were routinely tortured and killed. baby doc continued in his father's footsteps, embezzling millions. in 2007, the president then of haiti said that if duvalier were ever to return, he would have to face prosecution. so far, there are no signs of an arrest warrant for him, who is traveling on a diplomatic passport. he apparently still has good contacts after 25 years. >> we spoke to a specialist and asked how likely it is that baby doc duvalier would ever be brought to court for the crimes committed. >> he might be arrested, but he comes back to haiti at a time when the government is very weak, whentheesul, th outcome of the election is not quite clear, and he seems to calculate that in this situation, no one will do any harm to him. their families, their relatives, maybe we will see protests against him. haiti is completely destabilized anyway by the earthquake

. >> the former haitian leader, jean-claude bobby doc chavez returned.e expressed sorry for those who considered themselves victims of his government. >> authorities in the democratic republic of congo have arrested the commander of a raid. he led the rape of more than 50 women. he has dismissed the allegations. officials in albania say three people were shot dead on friday in clashes between riot police and protestors. they rallied in the capital city, tirana, calling for a recall. >> osama bin laden appears to be demanding that french soldiers withdraw. the afghan president is making the first official state visit to russian since the soviet invision of his country ended in 1989. he is traveling with a large del it gation of business leaders. he says he is building stronger trade and links with russia. >> the italian prime minister is under yet more pressure over allegations that he paid for sex with underaged prostitutes. pope benedict xvi has spoken out, following up earlier comments by vatican officials. he says public officials must rediscover thei

. >> mitchell: in a surprise development, exiled dictator jean-claude duvalier, known as baby doc, returned to haiti for the first time since he was deposed in 1986. in that country, reconstruction from the earthquake a year ago last week has been slow and frustrating. but bill whitaker found some bright spots. >> reporter: in the year since the earthquake amid the cries and cholera it sometimes seemed like watching haiti's slow death but haitians are survivors. and even here in the highlands, hard hit by the quake, there are signs of renewed life. "it's been hard picking up the pieces" says this merchant" but with the help of oregon-based merci corps and the red cross business is back. the agencies gave 303 households vouchers worth $225 to buy necessities. eunice luberice moved here to escape the squalor of port-au-prince. she bought drapes and paint at the market today. "before i needed these things, but today i was finally able to buy them" she says. merci corps plans to give vouchers to 10,000 households. >> what we want to do is try and create some opportunities out here so they have

claude gbagbo is still clinging to power even though his rival was recognized as the winner of the last election. our africa correspondent erin harding sent this. >> they used to call this the power of africa. not anymore. the weeks of post-election violence here. and we found more trouble and fear on the streets of abidjan today. police stormed this opposition party building. it is too dangerous for us to film with anything but a mobile phone. >> the situation here is very tense, very unpredictable. we are having to be discreet about how we film and how we act because there is the feeling that things could explode at any moment. >> it could get worse and worse and we do not know what could happen tomorrow. that is why we are afraid. been >> all of this because two men claim the presidency. the world says gbagbo lost the election, but he refuses to give up power. instead, he has laid siege to his rival, trapped inside this hotel. foreign leaders as a peaceful they insist that he must quit and not hold out for some zimbabwe-style power-sharing deal. >> the man himself still has plenty of

former dictator jean claude "baby doc" duvalier suddenly returned to the country 25 years after he wasoverthrown by popular uprising. duvalier accused in the brutal deaths of thousands and the theft of millions from the country arrived without warning on a flight from france where he has lived after being forced into exile. it's not immediately clear what his plans are, but his long-time companion told reporters he will stay in the country for three days. he returns as the nation struggles to resolve a deadlock in the first round of presidential elections which sparked widespread allegations of fraud. >>> across the country in hollywood, it was all glitz and glamour last night as the stars strutted down the red carpet for the golden globe awards. mark barger has all the highlights from beverly hills. >> reporter: lib, the golden globes did spread the wealth last night among the major films that were nominated, but it gave a resoubding like to one film in particular. >> "social network." >> reporter: the social network found lots of friends at the golden globes. four awards, including b

start to see the high claudes in -- clouds in danville. 55 for watsonville.he seven-day forecast, there's been a change in our forecast models. we'll look for showers on tuesday. a break on wednesday. and then thursday, friday, and saturday right now, looks like most of the rain will stay mainly in the north bay. we'll continue to watch that for you. >> alan: on to shu. the battle between the cheese steaks and the cheeseheads. >> mike: the biggest matchup wasn't philly but the eagles hosting the packers. first quarter. former cal bear star, desean jackson hurts his knee. he would be limited the rest of the game. a big loss. local connection, aaron rodgers firing a dart to former san jose state star, james jones in the third, eagles rally. michael vick to avant, cuts the packer lead to four. later in the third. packers' town. rodgers to jackson. weaves through traffic for six. now in the fourth, same score and the reliable david akerrs misses. those six points would be huge. eagles need a touchdown. vic to the touchdown, but williams picks it off. the two miss

and former hospital director claud folk pled not guilty of 32 counts of lewd and lasivis acts with a child. and he is on trial in long beach superior court. >> san jose city leaders will announce their choice for a new police chief on tuesday. but some community activists are criticizing this expected decision in the selection process, the acting police chief is expected to get the job. the city council will vote on the city manager's decision in a closed door session tuesday. the coalation for justice and accountability twhants meeting opened to the public and want other finalists to be invited. >> we think chief bass would be a batter candidate. we ask he be invited to that meeting well. ask the city council, mayor not ratify the city manager's decision. >> achieve in a short time, just proven that he can take the leadership. and he's going to listen to the commander. >> and and there is a number two position and changes to police policy on impounding vehicle autos and starting in september of next year, dives crossing golden gate bridge will no longer hold ton the bridge. approvin

jean-claude duvalier, known as "baby doc" still not clear why he came back. facing possible charges for embezzlement and brutality but his lawyer said while he is free to leave the country, he plans to stay there indefinitely. big question mark. >>> in tunisia, after days of street protests, the ousted president told the prime minister today he was considering returning from exile. the prime minister advised against it. >>> back in this country in the city of spokane, washington, the fbi is asking for the public's help to figure out who planted a pipe bomb in a backpack along the route of the city's annual parade honoring the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. our justice correspondent, pete williams, has been following this all day in our washington newsroom. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, investigators say it was a powerful bomb, one clearly designed to kill, but luckily it was spotted and safely disarmed. but now the hunt is on for whoever put it there. it was found monday morning along the planned route of spokane's unity parade on martin luther

jean- claude "baby doc" duvalier (d >>> we might learn why a former dictator returned to haiti. he and his french wife flew into port-au-prince from paris it is his first visit since he fled into exile during a rebellion in 1986. he didn't say why he returned but plans the hold a news conference today. >>> interim leaders in tunisia planning to announce a new government. the prime minister is trying to seat a transition with the goal of restoring order after the president fled the country fly day. >>> thank you -- friday. >> tiny is a has been having violent protests for weeks. >> strong pacific storm still pounding the northwest, the nasty weather already caused flooding and land slides in washington and oregon. in portland roads that weren't under water were covered with mud and rock it closed three highways in southwest washington forecasters say there will be more flooding today as water ways rise. >>> you know elizabeth the big problem there, warm rain falling on all that snow they had early in the season, that is melting and causing flooding. here in the bay area, problems

. >>> in haiti, it is now up to a judge to decide whether to try former dictator jean-claude devaluier for corruption and embezzlement. devaluier, also known as baby doc, was questioned for hours yesterday, after his he returned to haiti for the first time in a quarter-century. he is accused to having political enemies tortured and killed. >>> tributes are pouring in following the death of sargent shriver. he was the first director of the peace corps and a leader on the war on poverty. he was the vice president candidate on the mcgovern ticket. president obama called him one of the brightest lights of the greatest generation. shriver died yesterday after a battle with alzheimer's disease at age 95. >>> turning, now, to the weather this morning. a calmer day in the northeast, after all that snow and ice yesterday. >> but it is bitterly cold in the dakotas, where fargo only gets up to 3 degrees today. the windchills will make it feel like 35 below zero tonight. yesterday, actual temperatures dipped to a bone-chilling 17 below. >> couldn't do it. >>> now, for the rest of this morning's we

the for fear of haiti's own claude duvalier has returned to the country twenty six years after he was overthrown he greeted crowds of supporters but did not say why chosen to return or what he planned to do also known as baby doc he inherited power from his father at nineteen and presided over one of the darkest chapters in haitian history he's accused of torturing and killing political opponents ruling in an atmosphere of fear and repression. and he has been touted for more a military honors and a nato commander in afghanistan general petraeus has even been tipped for a tilt at twenty twelve u.s. presidential elections investigative journalist ross baker says a military container for the white house would hardly bring about any change to the country's backing for foreign wars. a person like betray us would be there primarily because of the attraction of his celebrity to the public it's sort of interesting that military again is considered to be a proper. into c. of leadership but certainly he would have behind in the same exact interest of financial banking interest a large industria

up in the arms of busy moms who come from saudi arabia egypt a former french intelligence officer claude when he can now has a company advising governments and corporations on health to deal with terrorism and extremism related threats based in brussels he claims the spread of islamic extremism is happening right in front of the authorities veiled from their attention by its privacy they will say you are not a good missed him because you don't practice five times the price five times a day you are not a good muslim because you are drinking you are not a good muslim because your life is not and you hope to goodness him because you don't do nothing for your brother. in palestine in iraq and so on which oppressed and are killed it begins in the families it begins. in the streets and in the mosque this is one of the immigrant quarters of brussels. by muslims signs in arabic specialist shops and cafes of course to be we were in the portland top european union official around a quarter of the local active working age population from eighteen to thirty is unemployed but officially this figure i

jaycee's a former dictator claude duvalier has been charged with corruption during his years in office between nine hundred seventy one and nine hundred eighty six. military regime he's accused of embezzling hundreds of millions of dollars from state funds during that time the valley is also suspected of torturing attention it's been nearly twenty five years in exile before a surprise return which he claims was to help the country on a massive earthquake ignorant. ok to go away with all the latest business news now . welcome to business here's our top story this hour the recent deal between b.p. and ross nipped could spark investor interest in other state assets that's the opinion from presidential aide our colleagues are college i don't agree what the two companies will carry out exploration in russia's arctic shelf. since two thousand and six we've been saying that we are interested in the international exchange of assets in the oil and gas sector and we've been following this strategy so i think we deal goes along perfectly with the whole campaign from a financial point of view this