. >> caught in the crossfire.d girl clinging to life tonight after being struck inside her uncle's home by a stray bullet last night in san francisco's western addition. a bullet pierced the wall of the home where the young girl was spending the night. we have a report from the western addition where we spoke to the girl's uncle. >> we don't know why it happened, why more than one bullet would enter our house. >> last night the family was caught in the crossfire of what police are calling a gang fight. a group of young men were standing at the corner of laguna and eddy around midnight than what argument started. suddenly one pulled out a gun and started firing. two stray bullets came through the house.

police say she was caught in the crossfire when two groups of people started shooting at each other. seven suspects were arrested back in may. police are still looking for an eighth suspect. >>> it was a nice day out there today, temperatures warming in our inland valleys to the upper 80s. 86 in livermore, also warmer down in the south bay, 80 degrees in san jose, 82 inredwood city and 72 this afternoon in oakland. but we are in for a warming trend out there over the next couple of days. temperatures really going to soar. warmer weather on wednesday and thursday, but cooling down by friday to the low 70s. san jose quite warm tomorrow afternoon, 89 degrees, 86 on thursday, more comfortable on friday at 78. and concord, 94 degrees the next couple of days so it's really going to be hot there. i'll talk more about this warming trend and also the cooler weather on friday, coming up in a bit. >>> where in the world is casey anthony these days? the mystery over her whereabouts is getting national attention. coming up, we'll take a look at possible locations and we'll hear om >>> in national

>>> right now at 5:00, an 11-year-old girl is in critical condition after being caught in the crossfire. >>> the death toll is rising in norway, just who is the the man police say is responsible for so much carnage. >>> and the untimely -- for some not surprising, the death of amy wine houaus. the news starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm garvin thomas in for diane dwyer. san francisco police announced a short while ago they have arrested two men in connection with the shooting of an 11-year-old girl last night. kim berry terry is live at san francisco general hospital, where the girl is being treated. i understand you have spoken with her family? >> we have heard from her family, who says she's in critical but stable condition here at san francisco general hospital. they say was shot in the shoulder area, very close to one of her lungs. the shooting happened at about 11:15 in the city's western edition neighborhood. a group of men were arguing when one of them pulled out a gun and started firing. one of those bullets went into an apartment striking a girl who was there for a sleepov

i have been on a few network debates on "crossfire" once. or twice on "crossfire" but it wasn't a particularly pleasant experience. one person screaming here, another person screaming here and you are supposed to get your one sentence in and it, it wasn't -- if you want to stop and try to explain something in any way, it's not very easy. >> do you think there's a reason why you haven't appeared in these networks? >> yeah, he think it's a political thing. i think the big corporations are very right wing. i couldn't call them con every vative. i don't think the presented a minutes traition is conservative. conservative is someone who doesn't want to change, doesn't want to yield any of his privileges. he wants to keep every advantage he has and so forth. but what we are getting is really a reactionary, a roll roll-back of all the gains made from the new deal on. and the people who dominate the talk shows, the airwaves, are the shock jocks, these right-wing guys who seem to specialize in bruising and declaiming and shrinking labels around. so i

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. >> last night the whole family was caught in the crossfire of what police are calling a gang fight. a group of young men were standing at the corner of laguna and eddie around midnight when an argument started. one pulled out a gun and started fire. two straight bullets came through the house. >> up here and the window and hit her. >> his niece is in stable but critical condition at the hospital. she was visiting for a few days. she was getting ready for bed when the shooting started. >> i started hearing shots, one shot into the bedroom window and shot here in the lung and in the back. she ran out and says i'm shot. >> it's really sad. it's a young girl. >> it's a tragedy, a complete tragedy. >> even san francisco police are outraged by this crime. investigators did arrest a two men. the city's gang unit is now in charge of this case. >> we've been seeing an increase in some random shootings so the officers have been more foot patrol. they have been in and out of developments more. >> the uptick in crime in started a few weeks ago. just as supervisor says the focus needs to specifi

a family home caught in the crossfire. shattered by bombs and bullets, jarred by fire its ruins are a testament to the ferocity of what happened here. this woman was born in this house. she had four brothers when this battle began. one was killed by colonel gaddafi's men. the other three are volunteer soldiers in the rebel army. for this family, there is anger and grief. >> she is strong. she does not have any words. she is sad. >> what they want is for colonel gaddafi to stand trial. this week, britain shifted its position. they said that colonel gaddafi must leave power, he could stay on in the country if that is what the people want. look at what happened here. look at the scale of destruction. hundreds of people died in the battle for misrata and they cannot forget or forgive. what they want is justice. however much britain frowns on america on a quick settlement, it is difficult to imagine a solution that is acceptable for the government in tripoli and the people of misrata. the city is still under attack. a petrol de

the 50-year-old was shot when she was caught in the crossfire of a shoot-out in the theater district. two other people were injured in the shooting. five of the men allegedly involved in the shoot-out will answer to murder charges today. one charged as an accessory to murder. >> a san leandro police officer facing drug charges will leave the force. jason frederickson resigned last friday after he was charged with giving a pound of marijuana to a confidential informant with whom he was having an affair. the 38-year-old has pled not guilty. he is free on bail. prosecutors have not said where he got the drugs. frederickson worked recently as a narcotics detective in his nine years with the department. >> benicia police released this photo of a suspect wanted for armed robbery at a wells fargo. he made threatening gestures while holding handgun. the same bank was robbed several months ago as well. let's turn to marla in for laura and looking ahead on what's in "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. we're going to continue to monitor the search for the missing 62-year-old woman who we

question believe the strangest goal of the chinamen to date was just a part kept here by the euro why crossfire remarkable moment europe why did eventually seize the advantage ten minutes after the break patience the key for this one swaray is in no rush before setting up for all a rare to come back slots home for one milliliter. but chilly were to leave empty handed jones beausejour of finding danger on alexis on chairs on the wooden easy dangerman shows why how fickle team europe are fighting for his signature one one how it ended up. the chileans on top of group c. then but only because of goal scored peru's their surprise partners of the summit following a shock win over mexico arrow with the only goal of the game eighty two minutes enough to slap work it must be said from the mexican defense crew on chile thus leaving the table with four points from two games. it please most cup the international player house called it a day after almost two decades on the big stage fabio cannavaro announcing his retirement from football at the tender age of thirty seven due to a lingering need injury the

people are caught in the crossfire. as the violence continues, bodies continue to arrive at the morgue. dozens have been killed in the last three days of fighting. many more have been injured. gunmen have even opened fire on city buses. quite some people started firing at the bus and killed my father. what is this? how many people will be killed by this? they killed my father. how many fathers will be killed like this? >> in part, the violence follows a decision by the country's main political party to resign from the government. >> the chief justice of pakistan will look into this issue, what is going on in karachi. citizens are brutally killed. people traveling in buses have been brutally murdered today. >> there is a political dimension to the fighting. karachi is the city claimed by armed gangs. the city authorities are trying to grapple back some control of the affected areas. for residents, it will be at a very high price. >> the president of yemen, ali abdullah saleh, has appeared on state television just a month

tourists have pled not guilty she was killed august 8th in union square police said she was in the crossfiree still searching for the eighth suspect >> live pictures into the kron 4 news from a senate hearing getting ready to start ver. >> the government has refused to intelligent we want to protect and to provide for families the law has been difficult for some families to stay together there in in has made it difficult to take care of a loved one and when bad health i think it's important we set descension relationships and to form a perfect union. in 2000 and vermont took a step and same sex unions. i am inspired by the steps of vermont has taken. i applaud the president's estate decision to do except same-sex marriages. >> senator feinstein is introducing the bill which defines marriage has only between a man and a woman. i will keep listening to this hearing and we will tell you more back on the news >> we have stocks that are a bit mixed we saw below is gains in yesterday the dow is darden to slip. american airlines' stock is up after they announced they will purchase foreigner and 60

son just graduated from high school, has never been involved in gangs and was simply caught in the crossfire of what could be a hot violent summer in east oakland. it's the phone call no parent wants to get. >> by the grace of god he is still living. >> reporter: this man who called himself darrell did not want to show his face. he was on the other end of that dreaded phone call thursday night. >> panic, you know? how would a parent feel standing here, getting a phone call saying your child has been shot, come help me, daddy, you know? >> reporter: his son one of six people shot in east oakland in a burst of bloodshed thursday night. in an hour and a half there were four shootings. incredibly no one was killed. >> i worry every day because like most residents, who wants to wake up each morning to hear about some overnight crime committed? >> reporter: the crime may worser before it gets better. police say when the heat rises, so does the crime rate. long-time east oakland rest denied sandra varner is encouraged by police chief batts' announcement this week that the department will rehire 22

business finance and international affairs at the george washington university all right folks this is crossfire going you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here like to hear it did.

another man was shot and killed in the crossfire. memphis police say they do have one man in custody. >>> jury deliberations are expected to begin in the casey anthony trial. the prosecution will deliver its final rebuttal, the judge will give instructions, and will hand the case over to the jury. nbc's jay gray has the latest from orlando. >> reporter: with pictures and video of caylee anthony framing his closing arguments, prosecutor jim ashton describes the web of lies the state alleges led to the girl's death. >> casey anthony maintains her lies until they absolutely cannot be maintained anymore. >> reporter: and provided a day by day narrative of how they believe it happened. >> she knew that that night she would be in the arms of her boyfriend and that caylee would be dead. >> the way the case was presented the first couple weeks. >> reporter: defense attorney jose baez fired back. >> if you hate her, if you think she's a lying no good slut, then you'll start to look at this evidence in a different light. >> reporter: baez said

our world affairs editor was caught in crossfire. >> 6 in the morning in the mountains.pies have warned of a buildup of pro-gaddafi forces nearby. but these rebels are not trained soldiers. they're just a bunch of ill- equipped volunteers. hours passed and the gaddafi troops did not attack. the rebels relax. they hope it is a false alarm. 11:00 a.m., the front line, by now it is usually too hot for fighting. suddenly though, a lookout spots a column of enemy vehicles heading this way. there is going to be a battle after all. they're firing pretty close to here. you can hear it, just sheltering inside this building. out there, the gaddafi people on a shooting in our direction. you can hear bullets flying overhead from time to time, quite low. and this is one of the rebels positions, and they're just going to start firing off. [shots fired] >> we need to go. >> keep rolling, keeps rolling. [yelling] >> keep going. everyone, down. >> that is the sound of a bullet torch, --- shrapnel hitting, but none of us is certain overhead, rabbit -- rocket-propelled grenades are explodi

welcome to crossfire crime peter lavelle as the u.s. starts its military withdrawal from iraq what does fate hold for the kurds his post invasion iraqi administratively and democratically strong enough to keep the country intact and if the kurds strive towards an independent state what is stopping. you can. start. to cross-talk the fate of the kurds i'm joined by special i was in washington he's an independent journalist in new york we cross to brendan o'leary he is the lauder professor of political science at the university of pennsylvania and his most recent book is how to get out of iraq with the integrity and in london we have sami ramadani he's a senior lecturer in sociology at london metropolitan university all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first let's take a look at a report about the future facing the kurds following the u.s. withdrawal from iraq. eight years after the u.s. led invasion of iraq washington is negotiating its withdrawal from this one

close and welcome to crossfire computer labelle as the world remembers the tragic events that befell separately it's a dutch court rules that peacekeepers task to protect civilians during the bosnian conflict failed in their duties sixteen years on do we have a fair and balanced interpretation of this war and we have a proper memory for all victims. can. still be. crossed out the bosnian conflict i'm joined by mohammed chuckled he's a former bosnian ambassador to the u.n. and in london across the me share of the old it she is a political expert on the balkans all right gentlemen cross talk rules are in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want me should i go to you first today is the sixteenth anniversary official anniversary of events that occurred in seventy two are you satisfied how mainstream media portrays those events and we can use tragic events or i can you can use whatever you want but how do you feel that the description of that anniversary is being understood understood today. well i've been most unhappy for the last sixteen years the way that it has been represen

welcome back to crossfire i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about the fate of the kurds as the u.s. plans its withdrawal from iraq plus. a. story. ok granting that you know i'd like you to finish up what you were saying before the break here i mean there has been historically a lot of animosity i'd like you know my degree or another we can discuss in this program go right ahead. well what i think is important is to look forward and there are two core difficulties in relations between arabs and kurds as we go forward the first is that many arab politicians in baghdad wish to recentre lies iraq in particular the control over natural resources and that's in flats contradiction with the constitution of iraq of two thousand and five which was deliberately designed to ensure that each part of iraq out of provinces as well as kurdish majority areas could govern themselves and develop themselves if that program of the constitution is implemented i think all of the historical animosities between kurds and arabs can become the second difficulty arises as as was indicated in your prog

welcome back to crossfire. computor lavelle to mind you were talking about the un investigation of the killing of a former lebanese prime minister. ok mona i'd like to go to you again another issue that's being brought up in this program is that who benefits the most from this crime ok and there's so many different variations here some people say it's the israelis the americans others say it's syria certain factions within lebanon of course has blah you know logically in your mind who benefited from this why it was done. the actual benefit is those who don't want to see a stable levanon and this has been going on for twenty five years and we don't know who it is better we know at the same time that there are people who are to be held responsible. until now we don't know who has read people who are indispensable it is possible that there are other indictments identifying individuals in other countries and that's what we were trying to say earlier there has been speculation that city i could be issued with men bu

follow it welcome to crossfire computer all about came in the murdoch empire as the phone hacking scandal in the u.k. engulfed more victims and politicians look for cover all eyes are on the future of news corp and its assets in the u.s. and beyond as the murdoch family finally outfoxed itself. can. get across not the implications of the phone hacking scandal i'm joined by kevin zeese in baltimore he's a spokesperson and lawyer for the government accountability group protect our elections and author of an open letter to the f.b.i. and s.c.c. urging them to investigate murdoch's news corporation in the us in washington we have dave south than i he is communications director for free press and in london with ross and toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen cross talk rules and in fact i mean you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the what the laws and bylaws of the f.c.c. and they basically their job is to make sure how the airwaves are used and t

market watch and founder of the political blog the independent agenda all right gentlemen this is crossfire that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a look at the debate unraveling on capitol hill. just under two weeks this is how much time washington has left to raise the federal debt ceiling set at fourteen point three trillion dollars and as the u.s. that steadily creeps towards its legal limit democrats and republicans agree that a failure to avert a default would trigger an economic catastrophe a catastrophe that would not only hit the u.s. but would also undermine an already fragile global economy clearly if we gots went so far as to default on the debt it would be a major. crisis because the treasury securities viewed as the safest most liquid security in the world it's the foundation for most of our financials for much of our financial system. and the notion that it would become.

welcome back to crossfire now you're all about to remind you we're talking about extremism in europe. ok as i want to go back to you on a comment that you made before we went to the break about the media and al qaeda it's quite interesting that in the fifteen hundred page manifesto that was left behind there was an enormous amount of admiration actually for al qaeda because of its tactics i mean that has got to be one of the greatest irony is in all this considering that media and many politicians including the united states instantly said this is al qaeda or al qaeda like operation this is this telling us they were missing this is a huge security lapse and on the part of western governments because it's their own homegrown people that are committing most of these acts of terrorism. yeah i mean. if i could finish the point i was trying to make earlier even today you would find mainstream media do not call what took place in norway a terrorism act they don't report it as a terrorist act they're you know they call it everything but terrorists acts that's one thing second thing is like w

the new trading week norco been stime for a measurable i've seen give some names for investors to crossfire. we haven't seen strong commodity prices are expected to change in the near future. i think gas from now. is a very interesting name in front of correction the past two weeks and with their oil prices back where they had been i think gas promising even and room to run without a name or we're alike short term and meter armies are b g b i think this is a very in supper tonight right now and it has had a run up fall in their government funds really or given to the bank of moscow and but i think it's going to continue it's still trades at about twenty five percent below zero banks and russia has received its great output for two thousand and eleven to almost nineteen million tons from the previous five million export forecast is also john i three million eight hundred million tons for this year this is after the country lifted its ban the beginning of the month vice president of the country's grain union admits exports into like amount to one point nine million tonnes but he says russia's

hello and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle a currency in crisis european finance ministers central bankers and politicians remain at odds on how to rescue the euro as pressure mounts for another greek bailout and investors worry about italy is the hero of dysfunctional currency and who will ultimately foot the bill. came. across not the eurozone crisis i'm joined by dennis gartman in virginia he is editor of the carbon letter in singapore we go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and in washington we go to sherry's ide raman she is professor of international business finance and international affairs at the george washington university where i focus is crossed i'm going to as you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here like here beneath the dentist if i go to you first i am i asked the question before we go to there you the facts that are at hand with the euro i pose the question is it a dysfunctional currency what do you think about that. i've i've always thought it was a dysfunctional currency i thought quite honestly that the only

welcome back to crossfire computor labelle reminder we're discussing the world of rupert murdoch. look. to. live. tony fine good to you i think we all agree good journalism is good for society but what is good journalism today because if we look at the business model this will be discussing during this entire program i mean it's profits that are most important and and traditional media has a very hard time in this environment i mean we all know poor journalists ok i mean is that the put the public good being served by the business model and in journalism today. well peter it's interesting because the idea of responsibility and media is pretty much a twentieth century concept when our founder started the idea was a absolutely open robust stridently partisan press that was full of lies full of innuendo and full of all sorts of false information and in a sense it seems to me that we're just revolving back to that concept where we've got more stridently partisan media on both sides and we've got this robust communication and the whole idea of the enlightenment was at the founders was

many people were massacred in monterey on friday at a bar with many innocent bystanders caught in a crossfire between the drug gang and the gulf cartel tend to have faded bodies including those of three women were discovered by authorities and torrie own and child that was just outside of mexico city a loving people were found shot to death at least forty two thousand people have died in the past four years. cartel fuelled violence as sheriff of the year paula bo recently noted in this is in arizona this pretty much well qualifies as terrorism beheadings kidnappings the massacre of entire towns sick gladiator fights to the death and this is happening on our border not in the middle east not in north africa where the government doesn't want to call it terrorism don't worry they intervene anyways just on the wrong side it is a scandal of the a.t.f. fast and furious program has revealed the feds certainly didn't mind sending thousands of guns over the border to these thugs no word yet on whether any a.t.f. supplied weapons turned up after these latest attacks so you think that with their credibi

business finance and international affairs at the george washington university all right folks this is crossfire going you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here like to hear me dennis if i go to you first i am i asked the question before we go to there you the facts of that are at hand with the euro i posed the question is it a dysfunctional currency what do you think about that. i've always thought it was a dysfunctional currency i thought quite honestly that the only reason the only rationale for the euro to begin with was always to do something on the part of the northern european countries to.

the hacking scandal that's gripping the world's attention is also discussed in today's edition of crossfire or you can join people of illinois guests next hour here on r.t. but for now a quick preview. in this particular case with news of the world it looks more and more like you had reporters and editors who are engaging in criminal conduct there is no concept of free press anywhere in the world that enables journalists to break the law if someone hacked my voicemail i would love to see them in jail but if you look at the criticisms that are being leveled at murdoch it goes far beyond there people are using this as an opportunity to attack him for his politics and for a straight and see as first partisanship. our top minutes past the hour here in moscow wiki leaks founder julian assange is fighting against extradition in a london court for a second day the world's most famous whistleblower is wanted in sweden for questioning over sexual assault allegations however investigative journalist tony gosling thinks the case against him is focused more on destroying his name but on presenting any

the low end welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle quagmire and standoff in libya is there a military solution to the conflict in libya could a stable democratic and whole libya be created to the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. can. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album marty he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possib

welcome to crossfire thank you all about remind you we're talking about egypt's revolution. you can say. ok now i want to go back to you in london what's going to prevail in egypt is there going to be the rule of the majority or democratic values yes i have confidence in the power of the media or invest treats living in tents in back to you square and everywhere i have power and confidence in the people but i would get the say something very important how matz was encouraged by is that you have to fight against facts. and. then you had and was encouraged by us and muslim brotherhood were encouraged by the government of egypt we cannot separate because of what happened that their colors big taters the capitalist pollers they play fair i believe your solution that he at least social used to have a revolution for equality and social justice because if egypt is independent who will use colonizers of course and their allies like my part up and said so deeply what they are afraid of the real socialists through of the millions and that's why they encourage some high mass muslim bro

the game and of course you and i the american citizens are the ones who are across caught in the crossfire it's no wonder the approval ratings for these lawmakers are to nearly six percent and that's the deadline what exactly are we going to see if there is no deal come august second and that's the question i posed to economist richard wolfe earlier today here's what he had to say. if the government cannot raise the debt ceiling all that it means is that the government cannot borrow the money that it had intended to borrow to do the spending that both parties voted into office last year and so the government will have less money than an end to subpoena it because it can't borrow and so it'll have to make cutbacks it is very clear that it will not cut back on interest payments to creditors so there's no question of a default on the united states cannot afford and will not what it will do if it's starting to get an agreement by august second is start spending less money and so the pain will be thin felt by whoever they spend less on they could cut back on war expenditures that would hurt def

trench warfare between the two parties with folks like you an idea american people caught in the crossfire now i'm surprised frankly that congressman she had as high an approval rating as six percent i mean if it was me i'd send all those guys home fire them and get some people who could actually do the job that they're paid and hired and voted to do regardless of whether we see a default or a partial default or even some sort of a spending cuts deal cuts will be made and there will be pain and i'll take my word for it that's according to richard wolffe is an economist and the author of capitalism hits the fan the global economic meltdown and what to do about it and he joined me earlier today i think we have that interview is that we have it. if the government cannot raise the debt ceiling all that it means is that the government cannot borrow the money that it had intended to borrow to do the spending that both parties voted into office last year and so the government will have less money than an anticipated because it can't borrow and so it'll have to make cutbacks it is very clear that

it other trench warfare between the two parties with you and i hear american people caught in the crossfire i mean is this any way to run a government run america to take us all to the brink of disaster for what political points i mean it's no wonder that congressional approval ratings stand at six percent a stork low now something's hit the fan i can't say in polite company a exactly what that is but thankfully my next guest has a more appropriate way of phrasing it upon mr richard wolffe is the author of capitalism hits the fan the global economic meltdown and what to do about it richard thank you so much for taking the time to join us today now before we get to the politics of all this let's start with some economic consequences there's there's a lot of confusing info out there what is the worst case scenario in this debt standoff who's going to feel the pain if we don't get a deal. basically if the government cannot raise the debt ceiling all that it means is that the government cannot borrow the money that it had intended to borrow to do the spending that both parties voted into office

arrests have been made at this hour service is scheduled for friday and saturday night >> caught in crossfire in nine year-old boy latest victim of chicago by lintz ted knight family and community try to make sense >> good evening in the boy has been identified by family members as a nine year old ivan burns jr. in critical condition at this hour hospital spokesman says condition has stabilized. tonight dozens of people in chicagos roseland committee came together in support of the boy and family. >> the tragedy this morning that but prayer vigil in front of the city hall where the died your old boy was shot just after 3:00 a.m. boy at father went to the backyard to bring in the family dog, family behind the sound of gunshots rang out, nine year-old in the back of the head. rushed to christ medical center and oaklawn in critical condition >> very smart and active child love to have fun love to talk >> first block of east 100th place in chicago roseland neighborhood huge section roped off by police combed for clues boy identified as ivan burns jr. fourth grader at benesch elementary school nea

business finance and international affairs at the george washington university all right folks this is crossfire going to as you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here live here beneath the denisof i go to you first i am i asked the question before we go to you the facts of that are at hand with the euro i pose the question is it a dysfunctional currency what do you think about that. i've i've always thought it was a dysfunctional currency i thought quite honestly that the only reason the only rationale for the euro to begin with was was to do something on the part of the northern european countries to tie the great german giants down with as many bureaucratic ropes as they possibly could they have done it to this point i think it is an eminently unsuccessful attempt i cannot imagine that that germans working as hard as they do as many hours as they do saving as much money as they do find anything in equal nature with the greeks who simply don't work as hard as they do don't save as much as they do and avoid taxes like they do so quite honestly i think at the core a

police say she was caught in a crossfire. seven suspects were arrested in may and police are still looking for a eight suspects. >> 853 a m. we're back with more of a couple of minutes. a live look at the golden gate bridge. >> registering your car is generally considered to be what you are supposed to do, register your car in the wrong state, not so much. here is a this morning's people behaving badly. >> the state of california loses millions of dollars every year from people on lawfully register their cars and other states. >> do you know why i stopped you? on >> this driver was stopped for weary adult your buds but the car is registered in new york. this driver is doing the right take-the headphones, registration fees are do it immediately upon accepting the appointment or moving to california. >> a couple of things going on, the tinted windows, is registered in the south dakota. if you live here, you have to register in this day. >> you have a 20 day grace period before incurring penalties which brings me to the driver o

year-old victim was shot and killed in august near union square, police said that she was caught in the crossfire when two groups of people began shooting at each other. seven suspects were arrested in may, police are looking for an eighth suspect. a deadly shooting on the streets of east palo aisle two, 23 role was shot and killed last night on the 2500 block of illinois ave. police say that he was in a car, another car pulled up a man that out and opened fire and they have not made an arrest. a quick thinking postal carrier is being credited for stopping a trio of thieves. they were breaking into a belmont home monday afternoon we went to the neighborhood and show what happened. >> something just did not seem right, that is way belmont postal carrier was thinking recently when he came across three men standing in front of the home that you see right there on yorkshire way. without alerting the three men that he was checking them out, the postal carrier notice that that gate was opened that point he began to suspect that a burglary was taking place people out his cellphone and dial the 911. turn

>>this boy got caught in crossfire and it is tragic >>members of the group cease- fire came to the hospital moments ago to announce that they were planning a march through the roseland neighborhood along with a prayer vigil at 6 this evening they say this is the second boy to be hit by gunfire in less than 24 hours ... >>police have no one in custody in connection with this shooting ... >>8 beating caught on video has people living in chicago's lakeview neighborhood looking over their shoulders. they say that mob attacks on the streets are growing problem. >>nancy loo has a live report. >>the victim of that attack remains hospitalized at illinois masonic for treatment of multiple stab wounds and a collapsed lung but his family said that he may be released tomorrow. >>the video of that sunday night attack is the talk of this neighborhood to boys were attacked as they walked along all halsted the incident was the focus of a neighborhood meeting last night people in the neighborhood expressed concern and outrage and the focus on escalating violence like this can only help ... >>the community m

. >> the whole family was caught in the crossfire on what police are calling a gang fight. a group of young machine were standing at the corner around midnight when an argument started. suddenly one pulled out a gun and started firing. two stray bullets came through the house. >> up here and the window and then it hit her. >> eric's niece, linda is in critical but stable condition. the 11-year-old lives in the sunset district and was is tinge are a few days. she was getting ready for bed when the shooting started. >> i started hearing shots ring out. one shot end with through the bedroom window and hit her in the lung and came out the back. >> it's really sad. its young girl. >> it's a tragedy. it's a complete tragedy. >> even san francisco police are outraged by this crime. they did arrest two men, an 18 and 19-year-old and the citizens gang unit is now in charge hf this case. >> we have been we have been seen an increase and officers, housings officers have been in and out of developments more. >> the uptick in crime in the western edition started a few weeks ago just as