a visa to his holiness the dalai lama, so the dalai lama called off the his visit. the south african government has insisted it is not been influenced by china. the foreign affairs ministry has refused to comment. bbc news, capetown. >> it has been months since the june eruption which sent residents in chile scrambling, but still the ash rains down on patagonia. plant near hernandez has the story. -- vladimir hernandez has the story. >> from here, the green has turned to gray. today it looks more like a construction site. when the volcano erupted, a cosh soared -- ash soared miles into the skies. it is still falling. in the months since the eruption, an enormous amounts of ash of fallen. you can feel it in your clothes, your hair, even in your teeth. it looks like ordinary sand, but in some locations rocks of this size have fallen. this area depends on tourism. yet with the volcano still erupting, few visitors are prepared to risk it be a long journey here. >> in the first month, hardly anyone managed. today businesses are getting 20% of their usual trade. >> we wer

yeah well you know i think the dalai lama renaissance does a very good job of capturing the fundamental lesson of that experience. to reflect back on it it was quite an arrogant pilgrimage because we were organized as a group of folks representing a group of thirty of the world's great minds going on a pilgrimage to the dalai lama to tell him what he needed to do to fix the world. and in the course of that experience and the thing that's really brought out very beautifully in the documentary is that the world's problem is western arrogance and . we were you know we need to learn a little bit of humility and you know give people back but other people have control of their lives and resources to use their build their economies based on their wisdom their values and their needs rather than trying to impose western development model so that's kind of my take away from that experience i you know i was always curious you know i've talked many times over the years and it's been over a decade since we were both there we never discussed that it was in any case you taught at the harvard business

of suicides calls its terrorism in disguise and is blaming the dalai lama for reasons that of suicides. good -- a recent spat of suicides. dozens of animals have been shot dead by police in ohio after they were set free from a private zoo. it is believed the owners of the animals free before taking his life. just six of the animals were contained alive. this contains distressing images. >> the shocking aftermath of the police operation like no other in rural ohio. these animals, many endangered species, were shot on sight after the owner of a private game reserve what amount of their cages. >> we are not talking about your normal everyday have house or dog. these are angle tigers we have had to put down. now public safety was my number one concern. i gave the order that if animals look like they were going out, they were going down. >> when sheriff's deputies arrived, they found the owners' deadline -- the owner dead. it is thought he shot himself after freeing more than 50 animals. is there was caught on camera. lions, tigers -- sign this -- this bear was caught on camera. with night

retired archbishop desmond tutu is furious with south africa's government for not granting the dalai lamaaerng china. tutu called the current government worse than the apartheid government for interfering with plans for the dalai lama to take part of celebrations of tutu's 80th birthday. >>> also called off, the rest of the there. ba preseason. yesterday owners and players broke off talks over a collective bargaining agreement that would end the owner's lockout. the first two weeks of the season may also be canceled if there is no deal by monday. >>> and in england, a map who stole a forklift and led police on a wild pursuit was given a 4 1/2 year prison sentence. he barreled through a cemetery destroying grave stones, the ride came to an end after he blew a tire. >>> after 25 years of serving a life sentence, michael morton is now a free man. that's thanks to forensic evidence as well as the work of the new york based innocence project. yesterday a texts a texas judge released morton. kxan reports on his first steps into a brand new world. >> reporter: everyone in the courtroom was waiti

. >>> and tutu is furious with south africa's government for not granting the dalai lama a visa. to take part in celebration of tutu's 80th birthday. >>> yesterday team owners and players broke off talks over a collective bargaining agreement that would end the owner's lock out. >>> and a man who stole a forklift and led police on a wild pursuit was give an four and a half year prison sentence. he barrelled through a cemetery, destroying gravestones. the ride came to an end after he blew a tire. >>> and an early look at wall street. the dow opens at 10,808 after rising 153 points yesterday. the s&p climbed 24, the nasdaq by 68. in tokyo the nikkei fell 73 while the hang seng plunged 571. >>> and another wild ride on wall street after spending most of the day in bear market territory, stocks bounced back at the end of the day and reports european officials will sure up their banks. however, asian markets fell after the late day downgrade of italy's credit rating and those worries could linger today. >>> yesterday ben bernanke warned congress the recovery is close to faltering. som

china has accused the dalai lama of encouraging people to commit suicide. former monks have set themselves on fire, all reportedly in protest against chinese rule. the spokesman says the dollar llama was inciting terrorism in the skies. live from singapore and london, still to come, as gaddafi loyalists make the last standing surge, we need the embattled president. a new government for haiti amid the world's worst cholera epidemic -- epidemic. turkish troops and warplanes have crossed into northern iraq in pursuit of rebels in the southeast of turkey killing at least 24 soldiers. the rebels have stepped up their attacks in the turkish president has promised revenge. our correspondent has sent this report from istanbul. >> a loss this great has provoked an inevitable response. its forces are scouring the hills along the border in pursuit of the insurgents that carried out the attack. a larger land operation is now being talked about. this is a conscript army and public commotions will be fired up by the death of some of the young soldiers. our pain from yest

antiapartheid hero desmond tutu is furious with south africa's government for not allowing the dalai lama a visa. he called the current government, quote, worse than the apartheid government for interfering for the dali lambmy to take part in his birthday. >>> called off, the rest of the nba preseason. yesterday team players and owners broke off talks over a collective bargaining agreement that would end the owners' lockout. >>> in england, a man who stole a forklift and led police on a wild pursuit. he barrelled through a cemetery, destroying grave stones. the ride came to an end after he blew a tire. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,808 after rising 153 points yesterday. the s&p climbed 24 points. the nasdaq spiked 68. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei fell 73 points. while in hong kong the hang seng plunged 571. >>> late day surge capped another wild ride on wall street tuesday. after spending most of the day deep in bear market territory, stocks bounced back at the end of the day on reports eur

the delay, for recent spat -- the dollar llama -- the dalai lama for a recent spate of suicide.he denies his enouragement -- any involvement. kurdish rebels have attacked military installations in turkey, killing at least 24 soldiers. the kurdish rebels have stepped up their attacks. the turkish president has promised revenge. we now reports from istanbul. >> a loss this great as provoked an inevitable response from the turkish military =-- has provoked an inevitable response from the turkish military, starring -- pursuing the insurgents who carried out the attack. this is a conscript army, and public emotions will be fired up by the deaths of so many young soldiers. >> our pain from yesterday and today is great. i would like, first of all, to ask for god's mercy for the soldiers, policemen, and civilians who lost their lives in these terrorist attacks. my condolences go to their families and to the nation. nobody should forget that those who have inflicted the pain on us will suffer sharp, severe pain as a consequence. >> a strong showing by kurdish parties in the general elect

the dalai lama has decided to call off his jet. -- call of his trip. the relations between china and south that has strengthened and the last years. the south african government has been insisted it is not being influenced by china. with news of the cancellation, the foreign affairs ministry has refused to comment. karen allen, bbc news, cape town. >> i am in singapore. >> i am in london. the headlines for you and this hour. amanda knox as a rock, and seattle. she says she is thankful to those made it possible. >> amanda knox acquitted of the murder of meredith kercher. she spent nearly four years in jail. the moody's investors service has downgraded italy's consumer credit rating. citing in risk. the decision will make it hard for the anti-government to service its debt. meanwhile, the approval of the creation of a back tax for assets held by the troubled franco-indulgent bank. shares have felt -- shares of fallen sharply over the last trading days. here is our business editor. >> it started as a sovereign debt crisis with european countries like gree

the delay, for recent spat -- the dollar llama -- the dalai lama for a recent spate of suicide.he denies his enouragement -- any involvement. kurdish rebels have attacked military installations in turkey, killing at least 24 soldiers. the kurdish rebels have stepped up their attacks. the turkish president has promised revenge. we now reports from istanbul. >> a loss this great as provoked an inevitable response from the turkish military =-- has provoked an inevitable response from the turkish military, starring -- pursuing the insurgents who carried out the attack. this is a conscript army, and public emotions will be fired up by the deaths of so many young soldiers. >> our pain from yesterday and today is great. i would like, first of all, to ask for god's mercy for the soldiers, policemen, and civilians who lost their lives in these terrorist attacks. my condolences go to their families and to the nation. nobody should forget that those who have inflicted the pain on us will suffer sharp, severe pain as a consequence. >> a strong showing by kurdish parties in the general elect

themselves on fire in recent months to protest china's policy towards tibet and spiritual leader, the dalai lama. prayer services were held this week for the who have committed self imilation this year. five have died including one nun. officials from the tibetan government in exile called the deaths tragic and urged china to improve its treatment of tibetans. >>> the indicted roman catholic bishop of kansas city said he has no plans to step down as the head of the diocese. he became the first bishop changed with covering up the actions of an abusive priest. he is the highest rains g official in the u.s. catholic church to be indicted in the sex abuse scandal. victims groups alleged that many others have committed similar acts. greek orthodox leaders say they are jubilant about an agreement with the port authority to rebuilt st. nicholas church. the only house of worship destroyed on 9/11. they sued the port authority earlier after negotiations for rebuilding near ground zero broke down. the church will be rebuilt at a new location close to its original site. we have a story now on a new and alr

expected to be there has been very notable for his absence has been fellow peace prize winner, the dalai lama, the south african government not granting the tibetan spiritual leader a visa in time. on a brighter note, some words of celebration for desmond tutu. >> ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday, dear desmond happy birthday to you ♪ >> hip hip -- >> had a radio! >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, were developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. lets use energy more efficiently. lets go. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles.

president bush met with the dalai lama publicly. so i think that debt is really stopping us from saying things and doing things and it ought not to be. we should be advocating for those who are being persecuted and that's why i made the comment. we got to get this debt and deficit down. we got to eliminate it and hopefully we can come together in a bipartisan way to do it so that we can remain not only militarily strong but economically strong because if you're strong economically, i want the 21st century -- the 20th century was the american century because of what probably your mom and dad and your listeners' moms and dads and grandmothers and grandfathers did. i want it to be the american century and not the chinese century. if it's the chinese century it will be a very dangerous world. host: your chapter 13 begins, are america's best days behind her? guest: well, i don't think so because i think the american people are kind of ready to deal with these things. i think the war has been in washington. in independence hall there is a

. >> desmond tutu is upset over a visa delay that led the dalai lama to cancel a trip to south africas speculation the delay is tied to south african relations to china, which doesn't recognize the dalai lama as tibet's spiritual leader. >>> 14 people are dead after an ambush on a bus. all have shia muslims. police arrested eight people. >>> and a courtroom out burst by the suspect named the underwear bomber. he disrupted jury selection shouting anwar is alive. he was referring to awlaki, killed by a u.s. drone strike last week. he is accused of trying down a u.s. airliner with explosives in his under wear in 2009. >>> president obama admits we're not better off than we were four years ago, but will that backfire for the president? a new poll shows rick perry slipping, cain rising. stand by. the postal service is critical to our economy-- delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service, and want to lay off over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burde

. >> apparently the dalai lama wanted to be there, too. but he scrapped his plans after south africa failed to issue a visa in time. he wished reverend tutu a happy birthday by webcast. >>> now back to the values voters summit in washington where republican presidential candidate ron paul has just won the straw poll. cnn political reporter peter hamby joining us live again. peter, let's talk about how big paul's win was. >> reporter: well, ron paul wins straw polls all the time. he does it so often that a lot of republicans and a lot of the media doesn't pay attention. when they announced ron paul as the winner, a bunch of his supporters erupted in ron paul chants and everyone else in the room started booing them. looking further down the list, herman cain continues to do well among party activists. he finished second in the straw poll. and rick santorum, a fierce opponent of abortion rights, gave a strong speech here yesterday and he finished in third place. again, a lot of people are looking down the list, looking past ron paul a little

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ann sold the olympic torch and now prayer beads given to her personally by the dalai lama. >> you know, she asked me to be generous and it's for charity. >> let's go inside to the news desk. >> giving me a hard time for donating -- how about a beaded head? >> thank you, matt, ann and al. good morning, everybody. amanda knox is back in the u.s. this morning after four years in an italian prison. nbc's stephanie gosk is in seattle with more. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tamron. she spent 1,450 days in that prison. but it only took 30 hours to get her back here to seattle. she sat next to her mother on that british airways flight that landed here just after 5:00. the last time she was in seattle, she was just a young student with her bags packed, ready for a school year abroad. walking out into a sea of cameras, after an unimaginable four years. [ cheers and applause ] cheers broke out for amanda knox, and the 24-year-old sobbed. after several deep breaths -- she spoke. >> they're reminding me to speak in english. because i'm having problems with that. i'm really ov

since the dalai lama fled in 1959 tens of thousands of tibetans of follow this path to india.e knew the stories. he had heard about the men and women across the himalayas. many dying of starvation are getting trapped in the eyes tearing along check. for years his father had planned is on this gate, and he was the first of his family to flee, arriving in america in 2003. a few months later he sent for his two sons. from there they would ride on horse where they would board a bus to the county. there would give on attractive for the capital. after giving their bearings there were supposed to join up with a paid guide to make the trek across the mountains to the border of nepal. if they made it the far an appalling and would treat them. for 2500 yen per boy he would pose as the grandfather and he would be waiting with the piece of coal and the car. the car was supposed to transport the brothers to a tibetan refugee center. they call was for them to paint their faces a darker so they would look more like children. tibetans children are known for their unusually red cheeks, the ext

since the dalai lama fled in 1959, tens of thousands of tibetans have followed this path. i said to neither stories. many died of starvation or getting trapped in the ice during the long track. for years his father had planned his own escape and he was the first of nawan's family to flee, rising in america in 2003. a few minutes later he sent for his two sons. sad to codpieces that the vapors whenever they came back the nearest district with the phone. a lot, nawan and their fathers had would ride that horse where they would board a bus and get on a truck headed for the capital. after getting their bearings, they were supposed to join up with a paid guide to make that trek across the mountains to the border of nepal. if they made it that far a nepali man would create them. for 2500 yen per boy, he would pose as her grandfather and be waiting with a piece of coal and a cot. the car was supposed to transfer the brothers to a tibetan refugee center in kathmandu. the core whispered nawan and lapsing to paint their faces a shade darker said they would look like nepali children.

. >>> and the dalai lama canceled his trip to south africa because a decision was not made on his visa wanted to attend desmond tutu's 80th birthday celebration. >>> the protests against wall street are gaining ground around this country. thousands are expected to march in new york city today as the protests show no signs at all of losing steam. nbc's mara schiavocampo is live now with the very latest from the location. mara, with a good morning -- or rather, good afternoon, now. lots of people have gathered. what's the scene there? >> reporter: good afternoon, alex. i want to just pan off and show you a little bit of what's happening right now. because the big events aren't scheduled until the afternoon. so right now people are just gathering here in zuccotti park. this has been base camp for some three weeks, and it's all very casual in nature. people are having lunch, playing music, some logistical preparations going on, but it's all in preparation for what's happening this afternoon. where there's two separate events that will merge into one larger event. at 3:00 p.m., labor unions

since the dalai lama fled in 1959, tens of thousands of tibetans have followed his path to india. he knew their stories. he heard about the men and whim who crossed the himalayas, many dying of starvation or getting trapped in the ice. for years his father planned his own escape and he was the first of the family to flee. arriving in america in 2003. a few months later he sent for his two sons. he caught pieces of the plans from neighbors whenever they came back from the nearest district with a phone. they would ride on horse to a town where they would board a bus to the county and get on a truck headed for the capital. after getting their bearings they were supposed to join up with a paid guide to make the trek across the mountains to the border. if they made it that far and the man would great them. for 2500 yen per boy he would pose as their grandfather and he would be waiting with a piece of coal and a car. the car was supposed to transport the brothers to a tibetan refugee center kathmandu. the call was for them to paint their faces a shade dark sore they would look more like

several eminent personalities for the magazine, including jimmy carter, mikhail gorbachev and the dalai lama. and today, he will be discussing his recent book, "'islam' means peace: understanding the muslim principle of nonviolence today." so without further ado, amitabh pal. [applause] >> thanks, and i like to start off with something that happened just today. and this is something -- what we will be speaking about. marc anthony stroman was executed by the state of texas. how does that pertain to what i'll be talking about? he actually in the aftermath of september 11, he went around looking for arabs to kill. managed instead to kill somebody from india, somebody from pakistan, and greatly wounded another immigrant. he described it in your times what happened to him. there were 38 palace in my face. i couldn't open my eyes or talk. i couldn't even eat or drink anything. my face was swollen. my face was horrible. i couldn't believe it was happening. i prayed, please god, please give my face back. he was discharged the day after being treated he was told he did not have health insurance. over

the way the dalai lama has put it has impressed me and a lot of people.ychology, about the way the mind works. now the neuroscientists are verifying and able to test. but he also said, look, buddhism has to be consistent with science. and if scientists prove something and buddhism says something else, the dalai lama says we have to change buddhism. because we can't have it apart. this has to be part of the natural world. buddhism, he says, is part of a philosophy of understanding how we live in that natural world, not in a conflict with science. i'm a little bit surprised how sharp you're posing the distinction. >> i think the basic difference between leonard and i is that leonard thinks there's a universe out there which is independent of an observer. i believe that the observer is part of the observation until we have asked ourselves who's looking, you know. we have an incomplete world view. now, buddhism talks about interdependent corizing, as you know. it doesn't look at the individual as separate from nature. it looks as the individual as actually an

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he was a kind of dalai lama of personal computers. if i can read one more line from that famous stanford commencement address, your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. don't be trapped by dogma which is living with the results of other people's thinking. don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. that alone is a legacy of steve jobs especially at this time. >> he said he wanted to put a ding in the universe. do we even have any idea yet, rick, how big a ding he put in the universe? >> the notion that einstein and others have said is that the universe ultimately is simple, that was steve's philosophy. simplicity was the beauty that he was always striving for and that's why he was a perfectionist. you probably can never reach it but it's a great aspiration. >> you know, matt, when i was a kid i was a jukebox nut. this is my jukebox at my age. thank you, steve jobs. >> tom brokaw, rick stengel and, again, a special edition of "time" magazine hitting the stands tomorrow featuring the

. >> i was actually having a white castle with the dalai lama. >> that is not true!y from the white house to playing beer pong in 3d. >> love that. >> i'm more an american guy. >> i think it's more an american journey. >> why? >> i feel so blessed. >> that's true. my parents were immigrants and i don't think -- we'll move to america. >> let me tell you something, anything's possible. >> thank you. >> kal, thank you so much. >> just go with it. >> the movie is "a very harold and kumar 3d christmas" that hits theaters november 7th. up next, the week in review. ♪ ♪ we are building a website by ourselves. [ woman announcing ] there's an easier way. create your own small-business site... with intuit websites. choose a style, customize, publish and get found... from just $7.99 a month. get a 30-day free trial... at intuit.com. your core competency is...competency. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm getting an upgrade. [ male announce

president bush met with the dalai lama publicly. so i think that debt is really stopping us from saying things and doing things and it ought not to be. we should be advocating for those who are being persecuted and that's why i made the comment. we got to get this debt and deficit down. we got to eliminate it and hopefully we can come together in a bipartisan way to do it so that we can remain not only militarily strong but economically strong because if you're strong economically, i want the 21st century -- the 20th century was the american century because of what probably your mom and dad and your listeners' moms and dads and grandmothers and grandfathers did. i want it to be the american century and not the chinese century. if it's the chinese century it will be a very dangerous world. host: your chapter 13 begins, are america's best days behind her? guest: well, i don't think so because i think the american people are kind of ready to deal with these things. i think the war has been in washington. in independence hall there is a