a soccer editor of the independent news website corbett report dot com thank you thank. your authority live from moscow still to come premature preparations. u.n. and wanted nobody's home israel trains and arms of the settlers ahead of september's vote on the recognition of a palestinian state but as they get ready for a possible up rising experts say they might just be calling for. two out of the three suicide bombers who carried out attacks in the capital of russia's north caucasus republic of chechnya have been identified was the brother of another suicide bomber who blew himself up in front of a concert hall in grozny last year nine people have been confirmed dead and twenty wounded as three blasts rocked the city. of course. the capital of the chechen republic grozny was ahead by three blasts the first happened late in the evening on the road leading to the seat is our forte a suicide bomb blew himself up when police tried to stop him for an idea half an hour later as of the same plays of the first blast of the second and the third attacks happened when investigator

i want to thank governor corbett publicly for his assistance. now on to the issue of power, electricity across the state there are now about 650,000 people without power across the state. we think the number will increase more as the day goes on because of the sustained 40-mile-an-hour winds and the likely his more trees will go down. power lines will go down with them. the four southern counties, cape may, atlantic ocean and monmouth. middlesex water is experiencing heavy call volumes with reports of no water or low pressure in south am boy. 3,000 homes are affected there. they're on top of the situation, and there's some wider boil water advisories in middlesex counties. the canoe brook water treatment plant is currently down due to flooding. as a result, the following towns are under a boil water advisory. west orange, short hills, mill burg, maplewood, boil your water, attorney general, maplewood. ive. >>> getting a few updates from the governor of new jersey chris christie, who says the next two days very important for that state as they ar

uranium dust a british embassy spokesman also says its agents are ready to secure the depots but james corbett a member of the center for research and globalization questions of why libya's new government is being sidelined in the rush. perhaps it presupposes the idea that the stockpiles are unsafe in the hands of the rebel forces and would be safer in the hands of the nato forces whereas the people who have so far been involved in siege in tripoli and killing tripoli's civilians in tripoli have been the nato side so i think the question is really who are the people to be concerned about having access to those weapons i would imagine that that if there was any danger to be had it would be obviously in the proliferation of those weapons as in early july cut off he was quoted as saying that he would be willing to strike at europe if if tripoli was was attacked so i guess that is a possibility it seems to be on the table but but certainly it's unclear to me whether if the weapons would be safer in the hands of the gadhafi forces or the terrorists i think ultimately perhaps getting rid of these ty

still some cases in england all heard behind closed doors and recording and taking photographs is corbett and unlike in other e.u. countries scott attends demonstrations where he shouts about corruption in the police and judiciary saying lawyers police and the courts are in cahoots and regularly persecution gag those who disagree with them that's why m.p. john hemming suspects the judge was trying to shut him up we have in theory in this country something called free will expression of his people's right to speak out about what they see as wrong as long as they're telling the truth and i'm very worried that this is an attempt to gag an elderly gentleman who may not always be right but he has a large. luckily for scott he has friends with knowledge of the law and they're acting for him you know but par for the course of the for his case here to the boil court of justice but they don't feel justice is being served to heaven meanwhile plainfield being denied it then chilled medication in prison. according to reports conditions in leeds prison are bad the war veteran can't get any exercise be

james corbett. editor of the independent news website corporate report dot com believes the latest report on president casualties is one sided it says this is to be expected in an era of media manipulation of course the end of the international report itself is based on eyewitness reports not on the facts not on the ground reporting and it's based on the ideas of people who are implicated in this i mean the people who are part of the supposed opposition to this government so so it's a little bit like creating a report asking whether the banks were to blame for the two thousand and eight financial meltdown and only talking to people from goldman sachs i mean we know which we report is going to go there's even been the implication that some of the images were being shown have been digitally winnipeg manipulated and there have been reports about available online that you can watch of of the footage that was taken in bahrain and said to be taken in hama and is showing the same footage and going differen

the region the identification of the other six is now in process of the chechen republic of arms on corbett of this operation was that cafferty planned and prepared in advance meanwhile of the state was also large by and not the rate that happens in the neighboring republic of dagestan where a group of militants attacked a column of the russian military forces two russian servicemen were killed and in a fighting broke out late enough that six militants were killed according to russian officials of the number of a terror attacks when told by thirty percent in the first half of this year i'm going to you know we know that russian security services are on high alert times in the caucuses all of a managing to keep a lid on things. that's right average one hand is on high alert and just recently basically at the same time and a very close to bilocation of the fighting that i was talking about earlier in the republic of dagestan russian federal security services how to diffuse a bomb with an un presidential and a massive amount of one hundred kilograms of t.n.t. the bomb was also filed with a des

the arsenals which allegedly include tonnes of uranium dust more of this and are joined by james corbett a member of the center for research on globalization a lie from osaka japan a thank you for joining us today so nato says it's absolutely critical to secure gadhafi as vast chemical weapons arsenals are given the chaos in tripoli a non-existent police force a lack of structure among rebel fighters just how safe are the stockpiles. well it's an interesting question but perhaps it presupposes the idea that the stockpiles are unsafe in the hands of the rebel forces and would be safer in the hands of the nato forces whereas the people who have so far been involved in siege in tripoli and killing tripoli's civilians in tripoli have been the nato side so i think the question is really who are the people to be concerned about having access to those weapons but certainly there are in by the most conservative estimates upwards of five hundred civilians have been killed in the fighting so far if not more and it's difficult to get accurate numbers obviously at this point but hundreds of civilian

to move freely here in the country as the syrian government says because it's dangerous well james corbett as a self and independent news website says russia can play a key role in preventing the situation in syria from repeating what we're seeing in libya so extremely important right now to to watch how russia's position in this unfolds because obviously we are entering into unthinkable times where the idea of military intervention in syria is on the table only major force like russia seems at this stage capable of really preventing a repeat of what we saw in libya which of course started out as the u.n. security council resolution one thousand seven hundred three of no fly zone which immediately became a bombing so we've seen how this is just a stepping stone to a later phase and unfortunately via the type of rhetoric that we've seen especially with all of the major nato powers yesterday coming out with cameroon that sarkozy and merkel and harper and obama and clinton all coming out simultaneously telling assad that he needs to step down it's exactly the type of preparatory phase that we

governors chris christie of new jersey and tom corbett of pennsylvania got an upclose look at the wreckage. total damage across the east coast could run well past $7 billion. you have got to wonder fema says they are out of money. who is paying that? >> steve: sounds like they are going to move some money around that's already been appropriated because they have obviously got to do something. >> alisyn: take money from tornado victims from, say, job minute, missouri and move it to the victims of this. >> brian: go out and check with rick reichmuth now. he is our chief meteorologist working around the clock. right now in long beach, new york. we saw some of that footage, rick, of the lifeguard stand and we knew it came ashore around there. what are you seeing even though it's dark? >> rick: yeah, you know, long beach is one the harvardest hit areas there is a lot of damage come out of here. i want to show you that in a second. first, i want to go and take a look at wyndham, new york. so many areas inland dealing with devastating flooding right now and communities have a very, very scary nig

michael bloomberg, excellent job, chris christie, excellent job, tom corbett, excellent job. >> do youin. >> there was this talking point saying this this president doesn't know how to lead. what you have when you see these series of successes and series of examples of effective leadership is, you really start to see the portrait of an effective, strong president and someone we want to see back in office in 2012. >> let's talk about those gop candidates. irene made it into that discussion, the 2012 discussion. let's take a listen to what michele bachmann had to say. >> i don't know how much god has to do to get the attention of the politicians. we have had an earthquake. we have had a hurricane. they need to start listening to me here. listen to the american people. >> krystal, does it seem like she was giving her message of limited government or is she going to have to answer for this comment to the media? >> she is going to have to answer for this. i think michele bachmann is badly struggling in the polls. she has a history of making some very extreme, out of the mainstream statement

reporter: after touring the damage done in parts of his state, pennsylvania governor tom corbett says he's taken aback by the power of the flood water. >> i am amazed at what water can do to concrete and to asphalt and to the bridges that we have and it's done quite a job here. reporter: in the garden state, residents say they're overwhelmed by the devastation. >> i can't believe it really. my house for 22 years. reporter: while irene rolled through the east coast over a couple of days, her impact will still be felt for some time. >> the river forecast center for the northeast was reporting that some of these rivers may not crest for two to three days, so the extent of impacts we still won't know. reporter: one of those rivers being watched closely, being monitored very closely is the connecticut river behind me with warnings all the way down to the ocean. we've also been told this morning, pam, 263 roads or bridges have been either damaged or destroyed by irene and included in that is four of those i conic covered bridges at the new england area is so famous for. pam. >> adam housely

tom corbett is speaking now for an update on what happened in pennsylvania. let's listen. >> we will continue to do whatever is necessary as we move forward. i want to make a note that the vast majority of the people who are out there working whether they be working on the swift water boats, running ambulances, manning chainsaws, are volunteers and they have all come together and all dedicated a great deal of their time. they are probably getting pretty tired in many area and the people of pennsylvania should be thankful for these volunteers and frankly i know that when it comes to emergency management and fire we need those volunteers. we really need the young people to start volunteering because i know we are losing a lot of our volunteer firemen as the population ages. and we can't do this without the volunteers at this point. and i want to thank those volunteers for what they have been doing. they are probably not going to see this but i would hope the people of pennsylvania who are being assisted would at least extend a note of thanks to these individual

state senator ellen corbett from san leandro will speak at the event for miss le. >>> a former druglord calls in were prison to plead for an end to violence in oakland. young people from various parts of oakland gathered for a youth peace summit one of several events in the country on the national "silence the violence" day. the summit was held to get young people talking about ways to stay out of trouble. >>> there is new evidence that the u.s. economy is struggling to grow more than expected. here's jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com to tell us all about it. >> reporter: good morning. gross domestic product was revised downward to 1% from the original estimate of 1.3%. that was expected. not a shocker. now, when you combine the first and second quarters together we had anemic growth in the first half just .7%. that's led to those fears of a double-dip recession on the way. it's also led to speculation this week over ben bernanke. the fed chairman is in jackson hole, wyoming, leading a central bankers conference and is about to kick off a speech in a few minutes and there's b

state senator alan corbett is expected to speak at today's events. her family continues to hold out hope that she is alive despite the fact that investigators are treating the case as a homicide. the family is offering a one of a thousand dollar reward for information leading to her location. a sea lion found of the senate cruz municipal wharf suffering from a gunshot wound was euthanize on thursday night. the ceiling was named king neptune and put down after tests showed his condition was worse. he was being cared for at the marine mammal center in sausalito. caretaker's among other problems and infection from the gunshot had spread to his chest. he had a serious case of pneumonia. still to come, barry bonds facing a possible jail time. we will tell you why. here is a live look outside in carolina. a lot of water on the ground up there. we will be right back. ... voila when when if of >> another love of other north carolina. a lot of beach erosion going on. hurricane area and it made landfall. two people have been killed. the streets are flooded. a

they've got governor chris christie and tom car bet of pennsylvania -- corbett, he got an up close look the east coast could run $7 billion, is this morning's estimate. >> alisyn: take a look at the catastrophic effect it's having further inland. these raging waters flooding bettington, vermont. the state is seeing some of the worst flooding ever. in the capitol of montpelier, officials are urging residents to leave and they might have to flood that city on purpose in order to save a nearby dam that is overflowing. they hope the rain let's up and they don't have to do that. >> brian: if you're trying to get on a flight, here is your airport update. jfk and newark airports reopened for arrivals only. departures begin at noon. la guard guardia open to arrivals and departures. delays are still expected, in addition to the cancellations that grounded roughly 650,000 people over the weekend. according to a flight aware.com, there are typically 31,000 domestic flights on an average monday during the summer travel season. today more than 1500 flights won't even operate as planes and crew membe

. >> asymmetric corbett. -- orbit. >> we need to understand the true variables. security as hard and do not lose sight of how hard it is to do that. >> a question right there. >> i write for "front page." the people who work on main hsaria law stuff, i wish that had it in front of me to look at the new efforts that are being implemented. the events that occurred like to times square bomber and fort hood, and their people trying to connect the dots of t we understand the long wall and all that. they want to keep an eye on loan will spread to you have any comment reading -- the loane wolf. do you have any comment? >> the report is not boring. it depends on how fast. it is an issue that we have addressed. but i'm going to make people come back and listen to it. >> this gentleman down here. >> i want to make you feel good, because i think we're doing a of a job in progressive wing and trying to put our finger on things that are not useful. -- on progressing and tried to put our finger on things that are not useful. things never got processed but the intelligence comm