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. >> reporter: the police department claims from january through august of last year there were 14 dang regang-related murders. this year eight. >> there are homicides that have gang ties associations, gang members involved that we don't want to classify it. >> reporter: here's what the san jose police department didn't tell you. it changed the way it class electrifies gang-related murder. in june it decided homicides gang-related only if police have evidence the motive was to benefit a gang. so that mean just because a gang member commits a crime doesn't make it gang-related. police then retroactively applied this new stricter criteria to all homicides in 2013. they compared those numbers to gang-related murders in 2012. which didn't have the stricter criteria revealing a dramatic drop. is it really an accurate picture of what's happening? >> it's not. if you take five or six homicides that have not been classified as gang-related homicides last year they would have been. >> reporter: like the murder of francis. it was a gang-related case because gang members were involved but changed

there are great things about dang and on the surface it feels good. and brings a sense of pride and for myself and for other people. it's an honor to dance in the arena and wear the regalia. when things happen, when we face those obstacles or hit those speed bumps we will have something to look at. we will something to fall back on. this is where i am and i have my daughter and making her proud of me, you know, doesn't happen everyday but it feels really good, and when i was able to share that information with her, and have her blessing and her proud of me -- [inaudible] but to give back and that kind of thing [inaudible]. all the different groups and teams and all the people that i am able to share like my life with and be a part of their life i just really -- very fortunate. >> and let's welcome her to the stage. [applause] >> so i want to present this award on behalf of kqmd and the native american community to this amazing young woman and does so many important things and does wonderful things for for our community. thank you anacita. [applause] >

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some of these causing an estimated $1 billion in dang. the national weather service says at least 55 twisters touched down, the most in one day this year, eight peer were killed. the dow 16,000 watch is back. stocks higher all day today, and look at it. we are now just one pick above 16,000. the dow up 99 points. this on a better than expected unemployment report. the dow trading every day this week, but it has yet to close. g.m. won't at that particular time for government motors much longer. the u.s. right now owed 31 million shares and once held more than 900. at current prices taxpayers will lose close to $10 billion. the g.m. bail out cost $50 billion. the battle for your living room is heated up. at midnight, microsoft set to unveil its console the x box 1. stores are bracing for long lines some of which are already forming. last week rival sony unveiled its play station 4, it sold 1 million copies in the first 24 hours. up next, it is one of the most visited sites in washington. the eternal flame, the final resting place of jfk, bu

what more and more parents are now doing and ying as one of the greats of e nfl opens up about the dangs for kids. >>> late there were a lot of batman sightings in san francisco today. that was the point as an enti city mobilized to grant a wish to young boy. it's ouraking a difference report tonight. >>> jonath martin surfaced today. he arrived at a meeting with the special nfl council to tell his side of the story in the bullying scandal that briefly enveloped the miami dolphins he remains out of football, a man withoua team, as confusing details have come out. he ce before cameras andaid he'dike to continue his career in the nfl. >>> for nfl fans, this bei friday night means sday is tting closer. we'll be watching as we do every week. but lately and very slowly, watching the ge has chged in varying degre. for a lot of us o played and loved the sport 's because of what we now know about the heavy price paid by veterans of the game, many eering mental old age while in their 40s. now another nfl great is speaking outbout the toll of head injuries. ron mott is in wt orange, new jersey und

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government would no doubt this applies even to the risk of losing of its buildings gotta get with that dang it the money to democrats again on saturday. because of the closet needed them today he said. there are twenty two bodies. i've decided to pursue peace talks but that i live on and that i live on hot one condition causing it to one attacks. by sabotaging the diet goes to assist the united states. i proved that it did not want peace in pakistan he said. they ride the bike is the new government summoned the us ambassador to protest or the date of the divine media has given them a historic image on strike. with the onset of winter and the sawdust on the security forces. i believe that the pull off no attacks like the kind of on the nipple the vikings season is drawing to a coup is in abundance what the fuss kind of gun forces when they need the dda jenna's time spent and a spokesman for the international security assistance force and i've got a stunt said. i've got massive security forces have kind of gift giving the keys to contact deadliest attacks at the end of the fighting season. oh

plus, the food is really dang good. >> that it is. >> i think it was also important to be able to provideians an image of themselves that they recognize, a very humane image, because all they're seeing in the media, whether here or there, whether on arabic channels or abroad, you know, is this kind of very caricatured images of gunned men and wailing women and this grim cinder block landscape. you're not entering into the private homes. what does a kitchen look like, or what does a family you see here. do you like it, she's asking? >> absolutely delicious. really, really good. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> yeah? she wants you to open a restaurant for her. >> keep cooking like this. it's really delicious. >> gaza has three distinctive culinary heritage. those who hail from villages that were either depopulated or destroyed in 1948. and they constitute about 75% of the population of gaza. and they kind of bring with them their own distinct cuisine. that's very different from the cuisine of the city, gaza city, which tends to use much more heat, much more chili peppers, from the cuisine

plus, the food is really dang good. >> that it is. >> i think it was also important to be able to provide of themselves that they recognize, a very humane image, because all they're seeing in the media, whether here or there, whether on arabic channels or abroad, you know, is this kind of very caricatured images of gunned men and wailing women and this grim cinder block landscape. you're not entering into the private homes. what does a kitchen look like, or what does a family you see here. do you like it, she's asking? >> absolutely delicious. really, really good. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> yeah? she wants you to open a restaurant for her. >> keep cooking like this. it's really delicious. >> gaza has three distinctive culinary heritage. those who hail from villages that were either depopulated or destroyed in 1948. and they constitute about 75% of the population of gaza. and they kind of bring with them their own distinct cuisine. that's very different from the cuisine of the city, gaza city, which tends to use much more heat, much more chili peppers, from the cuisine of the coast,

there was dang to a starbucks, a vehicle, and flipped in the parking lot. other damage outside of that little strip mall there, but witnesses in the wendy's said they were evacuating right across the street. >> what about it appeared in that corner. we saw that earlier with the st starbucks sign and the mini van toppled to its side. >> just a couple of people i have spoken with. i haven't heard any injury. i don't know if it was in the car. looks like the starbucks got blown in. all the windows on the front of the star were blown in. the strip mall behind starbuckings, seemed to be in pretty good shape. we're seeing if there's any other damage in town. we were able to confirm that on the ground when it came through lebanon. >> what else were you able to see along the way? what have you been witnessing? >> we've seen storms from illinois all the way to indiana. they've been moving so fast today. we were just skipping from storm-to-storm. and baseball-sized hail we also encountered there. very active, indeed. we've heard how unusual it is to have this kind of

few different this one even if you disable this function which come with records information about dang near here viewing habits on disabling it does nothing apparently what was he discover why is that if he changes the channel from one station to another fuse tv records that channel changed at cessnock. here's a guy who was now watching bbc. and that information is then sent algae and they know that i kissed a guy who cares bout the news maybe he's british hey he is perfect right. on the other stuff too. on one thing that was really spooky that on and had him worried was on the nbc tv is not mine obviously cousins garbage that these fancy tea this weekend and took a usb sticks all other sort of external devices to them so you can do all sorts of eerie stuff on your topic whatsoever said but instead it was he took the usb stick. he loaded up some bottles on to clear one i was called mission and the tv icon. it was not a pornographic movie on it was just a fake file to what he did was when he clung to the newest tv and he looked to see an act. what kind of traffic unit rapper was going o

he'll replace da mall mal danges onado. and that's all your sport now.drian, back to you. >> thanks for watching. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax cuts... the economy... iran... healthcare... it goes on and on... ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story theses are strait forward conversations, no agenda, just hard hitting debate on the issues that matter to you ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. america pays tribute to its veterans as we wait for president obama to lay a wreath at the arlington national cemetery. rescue workers try to get relief to the survivors of typhoon haiyan in the wake of devastation there. >>> and talks with iran ends without an agreement, and now they're talking about even tougher sanctions. >> today is veteran's day. it is t

. >> dang it, you got me. >> were you taught to be too material list tick? >> that's an observation. one of the biggest thinks you learn is what you observe. i had two incredible parents. my mom was the host giving person in the world. what i got from my dad was something very unique, i use eavesdrop on his business calls and who was running for mayor -- >> that must have been fascinating. you could only hear one side of the call. >> you can figure out what is going on. >> i prefer him to hear one side. >> is it true you like to do business on the phone? >> sure, sure. >> endless phone call, power broking? >> yeah, and they don't take long. we made the decision to buy the burlington northern santa fe railroad. i was down there on a thursday and i said to a few people can i offer them a few hundred dollars a share? >> how much did you pay? >> 34 billion. >> and he's worried about $5,000. >> watch the pennies. >> that is fascinating. you must have unbelievable self-belief to make that deal in hours. >> if i'm operating in my circle of competence. there is thin

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plus, the food is really dang good. >> that it is. >> i think it was also important to be able to provides an image of themselves that they recognize, a very humane image, because all they're seeing in the media, whether here or there, whether on arabic channels or abroad, you know, is this kind of very caricatured images of gunned men and wailing women and this grim cinder block landscape. you're not entering into the private homes. what does a kitchen look like, or what does a family you see here. do you like it, she's asking? >> absolutely delicious. really, really good. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> yeah? she wants you to open a restaurant for her. >> keep cooking like this. it's really delicious. >> gaza has three distinctive culinary heritage. those who hail from villages that were either depopulated or destroyed in 1948. and they constitute about 75% of the population of gaza. and they kind of bring with them their own distinct cuisine. that's very different from the cuisine of the city, gaza city, which tends to use much more heat, much more chili peppers, from the cuisine of

they got the whole dang thing.g on. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. >> scientists say they found t-rex's great uncle. the oldest known member of the family, and they have its skull. that's what they think it looked like 80 million years ago. right here on earth. 80 million years ago. it's 24 feet long, eight feet tall, teeth like meat levers. you can see the skeleton in the museum in new york. good to see you. man alive, 80 million years old. not like they found a little fragment. >> they found some pretty good stuff. not just one bone, it's a reasonably complete skull and the rest of the skeleton. >> how do you fine something 80 mitchell -- 80 million years old. >> just walking and looking. it's a surprise it came to the united states. some of these discoveries come from antarctica but this is a a popular area. >> this guy was a tough mother. he is very bi

. >>> police in santa rosa are asking for the publics high pressure as they investigate a dang gang related stabbing. the victim an 18-year-old boy. alex savidge is -- well good morning. san francisco's police department gang -- now they are trying to track down a group of young men who left this 18-year- old man with several stab wounds. the assault happened last night. this victim was found on gardener avenue. this is right behind lawrence cook middle school. this young man was rushed to santa rosa memorial hospital although police are telling us that he is expected to survive his injuries. the teenager told police he was confronted by this group and then attacked. punched, kicked, and stabbed by a group of seven or eight people. police say they were all gang members. >> he reported that seven to eight subjects had more or less jumped him and challenged him about his gang affiliation and proceeded to punch, kick, and stab him multiple times. >> reporter: that group drove away in an older model silver honda odyssey. its a van that is similar to the one we are showing you right now. the you

he dang falled for 45 minutes till firefighters could get there and lower him to safety. >>> part of midwest got snow on veterans day. a light coating covered yards and cars in madison, wisconsin. this is the same system pushing rain and a few flakes through our area later this morning. >> hello. we could see some cold rain, a lot of us this morning. >> but howard says the sun is on its way. he'll join us with the seven- day [ whistling wind ] [ whistling wind ] don't worry, santa will find us. ♪ [ female announcer ] this christmas, light santa's way with the hallmark santa signal ornament. only available at hallmark gold crown stores. >>> 5:15 on this tuesday morning. 52 degrees here at broadcast house. temperatures are going to start dropping while we're on the air. >> that may be the high for the day. whatever we are now or midnye, that is going to be the daytime high when it goes in the record books but we'll be back in the low 40s the next few hours and stay there all day long. winds will be in the 20s and 30s. so i would dress like it was january. that's just my advice. do what

call me scenical here, jeff, but he sounds very in control, very measured, almost like he's thought dang it, i'm in trouble again, what do i need to do to try and cover myself? >> think about how weird it is, you're calling 911 when the police is there. clearly, he's trying to make a record of what happened. that's what lawyers would call it. 911 is designed to get the police, call the police but he's calling while the police are standing there, clearly, he just wants his version on the record. i don't know if that will help him down the line but it's certainly showing this is a guy with some familiarity with the legal system. >> lisa bloom, this is a guy that knows the legal system and seems to be attracted to endless trouble. at the very least you got to say zimmerman appears to be unstable and the house is chalked full of weapons, shotguns, ar-15s, all that stuff like he's a ticking time bomb. >> the judge today said this is a brand-new case and in this case they will only look at the facts to what happened yesterday. we in the public are allowed to use common sense, take the blinders

. >> dang it. i hope it is not the last time i see him. i'm ready. >> you ready?due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there's probably four or >> an innate's troubled past lead to angry outbursts inside the jail. >> if i am to the point where i am mad and you are out here in my face. we will have a problem. >> i had put him in segregation from the moment he got here because of the combative nature and the way he was acting. >> another inmate arrives in the

. >> i want to show a couple of pictures your father took when he flew above the dang.t's remarkably devastating. and this was from washington, illinois, correct? >> yes. >> i mean, what did he say about the pictures that he saw? >> he didn't really have much to say. it's so deaf statin devastatingu never think it would happen to your hometown. you can see the where the tornado took the path through. you can see some are okay and the ones that were in the path are gone. >> i'm so glad that your grandmother is okay and thank you for sharing your story with us tonight, we appreciate it. >> yeah, thank you. >> now to the philippines to the doadeath toll now stand at 4000. 11 days since the carolina it is catastropheand the un believes e without shelter. some residents are able to leave the disaster zone. food, water and medicine are arriving and it's still a struggle t to reach those in ne. 50 u.s. ships and airplanes are part of a global relief effort. >> in other news. toronto's mayor woul rob ford ay is continuing. this time he is apologizing for knocking down a woman i

. >> well, dang. if they had only known that before they went out and slept in the line to get through the doors. some retailers have been taking heat for kicking off black friday a whole day early. last night macy's opened on thanksgiving for the first time ever. the ceo defended that decision this morning on "new day." have a listen. >> in our case, we just want to do what our customers want and what our associates want. we're being responsive in that way. i think the fact that 15,000 people versus 11,000 who were here last year at midnight is an indication that people wanted to be here when we opened our doors. >> so that's all the shopping craziness. i had a moment of reprevious from that kaezness to tell you about the lovely moment at the white house where the christmas tree arrived. the obama family coming out to greet the trees. and despite the pomp and circumstance and tree trimmings and decoration at the white house and thanksgiving, there's still something going on. president obama is checki

the store of the night was dang he notched up 23 points with 7 rebounds to help chicago grab a 110-94 win. >>> the extreme sailing series lived up to its name for one team. >> they're going over. surely they're going over. oh, this is a disaster for the danish team. >> they capsized off the coast of brazil when their boat was hit by a sudden gust of wind. no one was seriously hurt, s.a.p. was working up to third in the overall standings before the incident. they're going into the final day of racing. >>> there's plenty more sports on our website, check out aljazeera.com/sports. that's all the sports for now, adrian. >> jo, many thanks indeed. >>> chicago's devon avenue is ar uably the most culturally diverse street in the united states. it's home to immigrant businesses from all over the world. al jazeera's john hendron checked it out. >> in the time it takes to drive through one street in chicago, you can travel half the world rngs welcome to devon avenue, the road locals call the most diverse street in the america. immigrants come here to the northern boundary of chicago to find ine

. >> people are stressed out because they're about to get on a dynamic -- dang plane.essful for a lot of people. >> what goo they ask them? if you're stressed out, i'm just supposed to engage you in conversation as if a terrorist is going to talk to you and reveal something. >> this agency, i think they have very good intentions, i think. i know some of them and they want to do good work. but i haven't seen they've accomplished much of anything. >> how can you. when you do the numbers, every one of these 3,000 tsa agents that have been trained are responsible for kind of casually screening through conversation and observation half a million people. how do you do that effectively? you don't. >> i hear john pistole's recorded message about how great tsa is doing and they're working for us and be cooperative. until they start touching your junk. once they touch your junk, they've gone too far. >> i don't mind the patdowns and the screen. for anybody that minds them, they can go ton a plane with everyone else that didn't go through it. >> i want to be screened. the junk to

>> they better get it dang close to being completely fixed because again, it's not just what is happeningit's when it is happening. we're in a sensitive political environment and the president is 42, 44% approval rating but anderson, the post important people are senate democrats up for election next year. they run once every six years, they don't run every two years. they get nervous and are looking at an american public disgusted with anybody who has a title now so the president sits back and says be patient, in six months it will look better. the president says no thank you. they want to go home and say i made the president to do. the senate democrats are very important here. >> right. >> more than that, anderson, for every day or two or three or four or five days saying people still having problems, it undermines the idea that people are going to go sign up. people -- that has been the biggest worry. they knew eventually they could get the computer and the website to work. the question was, who loses faith between now and the time they get to that point because they have to have peopl

there they were in the ballroom of the posh willard hotel amid dang length chandeliers, their.gled as the press tried to get them to talk. it's caramel versus popcorn. the white house is running a contest asking people to vote on which should be the navl thanksgiving turkey. some are comparing it to the hunger games". >> there's 24 of us. only one comes out. >> in this case, both come out alive though only one gets the presidential pardon publicly. >> you are hereby pardoned. >> the other is an alternative. our money is on popcorn. plumper are a more robust but the gobble. caramel and popcorn join other duos. >> biscuits and graeb. >> cobbler. >> caramel and popcorn come from a minnesota farm where 20 fimists were trained in this cottage. john burkle practiced lifting them on to this table so they wouldn't do this when their big day came. but popcorn and caramel seemed more relaxed than their human owners. the kids taught the photographers to whistle andtarily to get the turkeys to gobble. >> i think you know how to speak turkey. >> the turkeys made the 1500 mile drive to washi

how much-- i'm'm sacrificing too dang much. no.ding michael that their money wo are all about her, our bridezilla completely shuts down. can you talk to me? shan? shan. shan. (announcer) sporting her fully restor set of smiles, dona drags carlo to the tanning salon to get all bronzed up for their beach-side wedding. hi. oh, my god! my tooth (del) chipped. (announcer) within moments of arriving at the salon, dona's brand new cap comes off and she has to call the dentist, again. it just fell off right. dona went to play with her tooth. so, she's playing with her tooth and then her tooth fell off, again. it's even worse now, than it was. it can't be worse. it's not like, all of the sudden, another part of your tooth fell off. this is just a nightmare. (chuckling) hi. this is dona carlo. i was just there with my chipped tooth. uh, it came off. you're laughing-- you think this is funny. i do. (dona) i don't. carlo is absolutely thinking this whole thing's hysterical. he hasn't been very compassionate, since i broke my tooth the first ti

but there are major difficulties getting aid to where it's needed because of the dang caused by the stormery building is significantly damaged or destroyed. the streets are all closed. you can see where there was a 15 to 25-foot wave came across entire villages. and so everything's wiped out. >> a lot of people are dead, our friends are dead. some of our family members are dead. so it's really devastating. >> joining us now from ma anyone la is christie lou stout. the thousands of homes destroyed, christie, bodies lining the streets. what's the government in manila, what can they do to help the folks out there? >> in the aftermath of the super typhoon, this is what the government of the philippines are doing. they have sent special forces on the ground to the hard hit area of tack chlo ba city. they're delivering aid and also providing law and order. the government of the philippines also declared the day a national calamity what's happening here, allowing them to free up resources and to fix the prices of key essential items on the ground so no one engages in prove tearing during this ti

it's part of his legacy and part of the legacy of why the whole dang country is to the right.re going to have to do that to the tea party if they're going to win a national election. >> and part of what you're talking about, melissa, is the difference between politics, how do we win elections, and social change, which involves competition over issues throughout the political process. so it is good. if you dare about changing the overincarceration approach of this nation, it is good to have that conversation within both parties. and the fact that there are some people, rand paul and rick santorum among them, who talk about that as a racial justice issue, is a good thing. they are still far behind. they are not the leaders on that in my view, but i would rather have that competition within both parties. another thing, i didn't know how much of what i said in this segment was racist or not. because these people prefaced their comments by saying it wasn't racist. to me, that's confusing. the other piece about obama care, ron and i have a disagreement about the empirical facts, and

charles dang is an emergency physician who examines curry. the first bullet, lodged in his neck, is only fractions of an inch away from his spinal cord. this one bullet could have paralyzed or killed him in an instant. >> there aren't too many people that get shot that many times and live to tell about it. >> because of strier's poor health and mental state, his trial is delayed for years. >> and i want to make a statement. >> in 2006, he's in court, lying on a hospital gurney because of a back injury from years ago. he complains to the judge that he wants to fire his attorney. >> i want to file an objection. you are forcing me to have this attorney. i was on solitary confinement for over two years. i am being beaten up there. i am being tortured up there. >> the judge listens to strier for more than 20 minutes and then cuts him off. >> i've heard enough. the sentencing is on. i've heard enough. >> months later, the judge and strier face off again in the courthouse. >> but i have a right to make these statements. >> okay. deputy, let's take h

. >> dang, you look -- >> you can have a seat right there. just got to finish packing.ou can get like a diet coke or whatever you want. be back in just a minute. >> how you doing. >> good, how are you? >> good, what's happening? >> nothing much. >> yeah. what you doing here? >> just checking the place out. >> what, are you thinking of buying it or -- >> no, no, just looking really. is there like an open house going on today? >> no, well, there is sort of an open house going on, but it's sort of a different open house. >> i was just visiting a friend, jena. >> how did you meet jena? >> we were just talking online. >> wagner tells me they were just talking about sports. that's when he starts heading towards the door. just come here one second -- >> sure. >> but then he decides to answer a few more questions. how old is jenna? >> i'm not sure actually. >> i've got the chat log. >> okay. >> so you should probably start telling the truth now. >> okay. >> how old is jena? >> 14, i think, 13, 14. >> 13. and how old are you? >> 24. >> and what's a 24-year-old doing looking to b

well the oven and heat and add them to take her to be picking up the media attention and that dang funny the court. the last thing that they need to warm up taking two of the doctrine of thirty years. reporting from mom. fencing is going to close in the west african nation of mauritania and as the country's first opponent in local polls since two thousand and six. so the state election is likely to present a major challenge the country's president muhammad with the nazis the time being and is the miss bossy by the name of taiwan story is that the last to cost the party is expected before well all of the results are expected during the course of sunday meanwhile in a neighboring mali the country is gearing up for the just of elections on sunday. since our kids to the chaos in the country's north with school. islamist militants these two cities obey honest and accountable by micah has been described as festive. there are concerns that an orphan from the money that was the difference in our thoughts of falling debris new threats of al qaeda linked militants in the area as of today with a we

dang, will it hurt? a little. yes, at first." now, what conclusion am i supposed to draw here, john? >> i can't say anything. i'm done. i'm fried. >> well, there's -- >> please arrest me. >> pretty much from the get-go babst seems to realize that 12 different things can result from his showing up and none of them are good. >> there's one thing you've got to know first. >> but when i tell him i'm chris hansen from "dateline nbc." >> and we're doing a story on computer predators. now, if there's anything else you'd like to say -- >> he knows this is even worse than getting arrested. he knows that this is going to be on television. he's starting to figure out that this is going to impact his career as a teacher. and he's starting to figure out that this is not going to go over well at all at home. >> if you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. do you understand these rights? >> we had people from all walks of life, including an actor driving up in a convertible sports car.

wrote in an op ed a week ago, if the mood in washington is obama going to china vis-a-vis iran, the dang certificate there are four, five taiwans here who feel betrayed and might become very, very dangerous. and that's something to think of. but beyond that, jeff goldberg was told by the president that he's not bluffing. that is what he said in a very, very interview, how long ago. >> about a year and a half ago. >> and now the point is i think that for two years the president -- >> what sign is there that he is blufing. >> on the contrary, i'm saying that i was very impressed with the president in 20111/2012. he led sanctions. i hope he doesn't lose that. >> rose: but what has changed is what happened in syria has lead to a perception, perhaps not. because people thought he was trying to escape the commitment of the red line in syria. >> right. which only holds true if you believe that obama treat its syria in the same way he treats iran. at that level of importance. i don't happen to think that. i mean one of the problems in this conversation is that, in fact, we've been spending the l

. >> reporter: this morning, rupert murdoch and his estranged wife, wendy dang, there appear before aoser to what could be the most expensive divorce ever. so far, the details are under wraps. but we do know there's a lot at stake. the media titan and world's 91st-richest man is worth an estimated $13.4 billion. with properties around the world. >> there's no such thing as a prenup that can't be challenged, even if one believes it's so-called iron-clad, you can't prevent one party from filing a claim that it is unfair. >> reporter: the couple also had two post-nuptial agreements. but experts say other factors could help wendi walk away with a pretty penny. >> they're going to court to make sure that the agreement is something that was negotiated, understood by each party, that each party was not under my duress. >> reporter: the 82-year-old multibilliillionaire filed for divorce in june, saying their marriage had broken down irretrievably. a far cry from his gushing endorsement with his blushing bride two years earlier. >> who wouldn't fall in love with her. she's very talented. >> re

but as you see, he was left dang ring from the tower for 45 minutes.s were too short to reach him so a firefighter was lured down to help the man. they were able to get into the bucket of a ladder truck which lowered them back to solid ground. the worker is reportedly okay. jon: wow. add that to a list of jobs i'm not going to do. arthel: i don't have the heart for that. jon: stunning allegations in the manslaughter trial of a captain accused of abandoning the costa concordia. new evidence shows he was repeatedly warned how serious the situation was. plus a new hearing underway into the boston terror attacks. we'll take you live to the courthouse. [ male announcer ] this is pam. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you should take advil. why? you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're joking right? for my back pain, i want my aleve. jon: fox news alert and a bit of good news out of the philippines. the president of that nation is saying the death toll from that mas