daniel, have you read the hadif, chris? daniel you have read it, obviously.n i first started looking at this, i thought wow! this guy really looks like somebody went on opposite day and read john the revelator and read the book of revelation and say let's just make the story end the opposite way. the anti-christ by john the revelator seems to have a lot of the same earmarks that the 12th imam does. the video on the screen is a video made by the state of iran. that is saying that the 12th imam is here. the chaos is all part of his return. first of all, do you agree with the take that it, he has a lot of the -- it's like opposite day with the bible? >> definitely, the quran plays off the bible. >> glenn: no, the hadif. the way he is described by the 12ersers he comes back and the moment that -- 12ers, he comes back and the world is washed in blood. chaotic. makes everybody submit. you don't, he chops your head off. the bare lels from the book of revelation to the 12th imam as they interpret it. he is the antichrist. have you heard that before? >> there is a tec

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the investigating officer was none other than the newly elected sheriff, daniel jones, who hank saidit clear to the family why his father had been murdered. >> allen: he told my mom that if louis had just shut his mouth that he wouldn't be laying there on the ground. he wouldn't be dead. >> kroft: you think sheriff jones did it? >> allen: yes, indeed. by all means. if he didn't do it, he was the entrepreneur of it. >> kroft: jones told the newspapers he was unable to find a single clue. how would you characterize the investigation that sheriff jones conducted? >> deitle: he did not develop any fingerprints, any physical evidence, and he never developed any suspects. >> kroft: not a great investigation. >> deitle: probably could have done more. >> kroft: and the same might be said about the fbi at the time. it had limited jurisdiction over civil rights murders and little inclination to investigate them. in fact, it's not clear that anyone investigated louis allen's murder until 1994, when plater robinson, a historian at the southern institute at tulane university, began digging into i

discuss this i'm joined by daniel salter here in the studio with me here is chief e.m.e.a. equity strategist unicredit securities we also have denise he is c.e.o. of a group of companies but an heiress he's editor in chief of business new europe and little your logo she is chief economist for back all right daniel i want to start with you first here let's go back to two thousand and six two thousand and seven that was the last time we had a real slew of i.p.o.'s russian i.p.o.'s then we had the financial crisis and now again we have another slew of i.p.o.'s coming from russia listing elsewhere we'll get to that later what's different now than in two thousand and six in two thousand and seven i think what we saw in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven was the russian economy was really booming at this stage and a lot of the companies listing in two thousand and six to two thousand and seven were new companies in the sector so we're going to be the first representative of the retail sector or the real estate sector lots of new sectors will come into the market peop

and now daniel drezner evacuated from models of international relations and how they would work against zombies. he spoke of the harvard coop in cambridge, massachusetts. >> good evening and welcome to the authors series of the harvard coop. tonight, i am in honor to introduce daniel drezner, professor of international politics at tufts university and author of a series of international politics. what would happen to humanity and its institutions if an army of the undead rose up and threatened the world? although zombie literature and zombie movies, all of zombie culture would have us believe we would either be triumphant against is foolish enemies, the vanquished by zombies feasting on our brains, it remains a great area full of unknown unknowns. and daniel drezner's analysis international relations theorists becomes the lenses through which we can predict what would happen in the event of a zombie attack. for example, zombies would not be faced by the neoconservatives schocken on military tactics. they would just keep marching. and ngos, those bleeding hearts of the international stag

r por fin se dieron el sÍ eva y daniel luego de vencer varios obstÁculos esta histÓrica parroquia fueal un impresionante equipo de producciÓn capto durante 2 dÍas el mÁs mÍnimo yo detalles para transmitir los mejores momentos a millones de televidentes que no se perdieron el gran final de eva luna. >>> fabuloso yo querÍa estar adentro allÁ no, lejos de la pantalla si no ahÍ, porque ese daniel y eva luna preciosos, don julio todos los personajes preciosos, reales una cosa que nos hizo vibrar. no hombre estuvo fenomenal. >>> los actores unieron lazos de amistad durante 8 meses de grabaciÓn y no pudieron ocultar la melancolÍa en la grabaciÓn del capÍtulo final >>> quÉ bueno que terminaron juntos, laura estÁ feliz y gaby tambiÉn pero mÁs laura porque ella querÍa que eva y daniel estÉn juntos. >>> muy emocionada, muy feliz de este proyecto, eh pues de ser invitada una vez mÁs agradecida con dios antes que nada porque siempre me pone en el lugar indicado >>> de verdad que ha sido un gran, gran, gran proyecto, donde todos los actores dimos lo mejor y no se pueden imaginar lo que estamos vivi

>> a daniel, guapo, romÁntico, elegante.ra vuelta. el 5 de junio es la segunda vuelta a la que humala irÁ por segunda vez y a la que fujimori buscarÁ hacer historia como primera presidenta de perÚ. marÍa luisa martínez con mÁs informaciÓn. cÓmo estÁs? cÓmo va el conteo de votos? >> gracias, neida. ya se va aclarando el panorama electoral en el perÚ. los resultados de la oficina de procesos electorales parecen confirmar las tendencias. pasarÍa keiko fujimori atrÁs de humala. esto se explica por los votos que vienen de la provincia. hablando de la segunda vuelta electoral habrÁ que analizar quÉ es lo que va a pasar. humala ganÓ en la primera vuelta y luego en la segunda vuelta perdiÓ. es uno de los grandes perdedores toledo. cle que nijo dijo que es una protesta de la gente. podrÍa inclinar su voto por humala. vamos a ver quÉ es lo que va a pasar a lo largo del dÍa. >> nosotros seguimos atentos por supuesto gracias marÍa luisa martÍnez por tu informaciÓn desde lima, perÚ. >> ni ha emitido tarjeta municipal de identificaciÓn, v

daniel and yes exxon mobil paid nothing in zero nine they got a rebate of one hundred fifty six million chevron ten billion profits in two thousand and nine no taxes nineteen million dollars rebate bank of america four have billion in profits last year paid no taxes got a two billion dollars refund you know look i literally have a list here of about twenty of these i don't want to bore you with the whole thing but you get to the question. fundamentally what is conservative about corporations dodging their taxes buying politicians to carve holes in the tax code i think it's really good you're talking about the problem and i think but i don't think identifying the problem correctly these people aren't god the tax code there's a reason that the i.r.s. isn't going after them for unpaid taxes what they're doing is not legal what they're doing is perfectly legal i think we should you're making my point i know and i but i'm saying i don't think this is the corporations for the corporations the secrets to maximize their profit and benefit their shareholders and that's appropriate for a corporat

my name is mike daniels. i am the president of the merrimack academy. we serve 115 students, along with 116 alumni in high school and college. i am here to stress cpmc's commitment to the needy in the tenderloin. it is built upon a strong foundation of a long partnership with the academy, providing comprehensive counseling and help programming -- health programming that includes a nine-person team of counselors that provide in-kind services that make possible for over 50% of our student body to receive counseling support. for the kids of the tenderloin, to have an opportunity to speak with professional, dedicated counselors about the situation they are experiencing, about the challenges that are facing makes a tremendous difference. i have no doubt it is in direct correlation to the success we are able to have with our kids. we have 70% of our college-aged students in a four-year university. it is because of partnerships like that which we have with cpmc which make possible the work we do. the partnership also includes a faculty member that is donated b

you want to hear a daniel story? daniel is very proper. this is a true story.this. my wife is in utah where we have a home. i don't go there because they don't know jews yet. >> jimmy: right. >> only kidding. >> jimmy: not your natural habitat. >> you've seen one mountain, you see them all. she's with the kids, some sort of holiday. she's in utah. one of my great friends, a great guy, is kurt, he's just, kurt is, he's in real estate, a great guy. you would like him. >> jimmy: okay. >> he's your kind of guy. >> jimmy: are you trying to fix me up on a date? >> not with kurt. he's a good guy. anyway. it's his birthday. so, my wife says to me on the phone, i think she's serious, she's kidding, but i don't know, she says, why don't you get him, going to dinner with him? i said, yeah. get him a hustler gift card. a gift card g the hustler store. >> jimmy: okay. >> the hustler store. so, i didn't know she was kidding. so i said to daniel, drive down snelt boulevard. pouring rain. there's the hustler. i said, pull over. he don't believe it. you're going to the hustler

[laughter] our next author is daniel hernandez. now, daniel has done something that a lot of us sort of dream of doing, and i think that mexico is this force in los angeles. i mean, the memory of mexico is here, many of us have roots in mexico, family in mexico. but a lot of people mexico is a mystery, and i think to you growing up the sense is in some ways parts of mexico were a mystery to you. but then you undertake this journey in 2002, right? and you go back in 2007 to live. and he discovers this amazingly complex city, the center where there's everything from crazy wars between emo, and the non-emos. so tell us about this journey and the wonderful book you've written. >> okay. thank you, hector, thank you to the festival of books for this invitation. it's really great to be here on this panel. so my book started out, i try to pinpoint in the book a little bit where my fascination or my intrigue with mexico city came out because i had no connection, really, growing up to the center of mexico. my parents are from tijuana, my gra

daniels has no presence here. the john bolton has been here a couple times, but his main biggest foreign-policy. i think that's one of the reasons why he just wants to come out and get some of the

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ok daniel thanks very much indeed for that artie's daniel bushell talking to us from brussels or not as i merely said daniel brussel from bushels thanks very much indeed and i know that people have more on this in our business update a little later thanks to you. well it's always fifty years since the first man ventured into space and today you can get it is flying again a space ship named after the pioneers blasted off and baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan came three men to the international space station and i was there to see the crew's preparations and lift off. well here's a lot of excitement definitely especially among biggest spectators for that we're going to see the takeoff of the crew two russian cosmonauts you have alex on the some of which i have and they got a psycho as well as nasa astronauts ron garan first they left their signatures on their doors as had their treat assessors and then they walked to the out to the crowd and they we saw them in their space suits very interesting to see them in their gear say quite an emotional farewell to the people weaving their i cou

i think mitch daniels if he runs could be an interesting candidate.ning. >> i think what will be interesting is to see whether serious republicans bypass the race in '12 thinking toward '16 number one and number two, whether or not the republicans shift to stepping back to say let's nominate the person who would have the best general election chances against president obama. it's going to be fascinating. what's interesting is it's taken a long time for people to sort of get to the starting gate and say i'm going to run. >> we like baseball. i only have 20 seconds left. don't know if i have time for my jayson werth video. opening day is here and all eyes were on washington. we're playing .500 baseball in washington. dodgers have taken two out of three against the giants. who's your team again? is baseball back as strong as ever? >> no question. as long as it is passed from a parent to a child to grandchild and memories of what you tell your kids when you were little. it will never go away. >> amen. spring has sprung. we'll leave it there. >> go yankees

that will do. >>> "lincoln" will star daniel day-lewis as lincoln. and sally fields as his wife, mary. >>> for some, it's the end of the world as we know it. abc has announced the cancellation of "all my children" and "one life to live." this comes to us from wesh2 news in orlando. a woman had no clue what she was in for when she boarded a f private plane. and then she saw his proposal. she gladly accepted turning that into a flight that those guys would never forget. >> something to live up to. shoo it would have been good if she had a par are achute and when she was jumping out she said no. >> this is early today. just your first stop of the day on your nbc staz. >>> zookeepers in spain are caring for one baby as if he were their own. baby boo, a 9-month-old orangutan made his first appearance yesterday. he's the first to be born at the zoo in 20 years. but he's an orphan after losing his mom to lung disease after giving birth. cute. >>> one couple is a match made on the dance floor. it was love at first sight for franz when he first asked katrina

thanks very much indeed for that daniel bushell live there in brussels where it has become a hotbed for terrorism with extremist preachers or masterminds freely able to operate there and he says come to light in the latest wiki leak which reveals at least thirty five guantanamo detainees are being trained for terrorism in london last and secret files also suggest an alleged al qaeda bomber worked as an informer for british intelligence. reports now from london. eighteen of these detainees reported lead to have come out of britain were from abroad seventeen of them were either british nationals or at the documents said they were asylum seekers from arab countries who then filtered into the u.k. and received their training here in london now most notably in the documents finsbury park mosque was cited its northern london mosque here that was cited as quote an attack plan and propaganda adoption base and this was not new to the u.s. military officials who actually drafted these documents this mosque was known as a very powerful training ground for many of these men for quite a while in

also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to maintain the identities and have the respect as the american citizens they are in this country,

are you ready to rumble joining me on the panel tonight it seemed was to political observers daniel alpert deputy on line editor of the weekly standard democratic strategist and jamie weinstein deputy editor at the daily caller welcome to all of you thanks for joining us thank you let's get into this in less than a month our nation will hit its debt ceiling and if nothing is done by lawmakers and we default on our debt the entire global financial system could come crashing down this is a no brainer right. not exactly publicans led by eric cantor this week warned that they would not support raising the debt ceiling unless they get a list of their demands met one demanding clued in a two thirds majority in congress to pay for any new acts increases or pass them. between the rich so republicans really willing to crash the system just so they can prevent millionaires and billionaires pain higher taxes in the future so. before before i give my analysis i just want to get you know that in the light of the previous segment all my analysis should be taken in fifty thousand one hundred thousand yea

for some a cold night as well. >> daniel, thank you very much. it is less than nine hours to go until the ceremony takes place. i have to say the temperatures at the moment, they are very brave out there. we will keep broadcasting for you throughout the night. stay with us. more to come. back to you in the studios. >> thank you very much indeed. still to come here on bbc news we have the latest on the deadly storms that killed more than 260 people in the southern united states and we have a report on the bombing of a tourist cafe in which at least 15 have died. the cost of two aircraft carriers built for the british royal navy have gone up dramatically. the u.k. ministry of defense insists the final cost won't be agreed upon until the beginning of next year. not a computer war game but a vision of what will be defending the shores. two giant aircraft carriers the size of three futball pitches. less than three years ago when the contract was signed in july 2008 the budget was 3.9 billion pounds. less than a year later i disclosed the cost shot up

in alameda, daniel kron 4 news. >>catherine: a security door provided a robbery in a gas store in the marina district. a man walked into the store he had a gun, he took an employee and a customer to the back of the store, that's were the key to safe but a security door automatically closes when anybody enters. the man refused to go into the room, the door shut after the employee and customer one in. the suspect ran off according to police nor arrests have been made. today is the beginning of a state worldwide crackdown on drivers using cell phones. the chp and police departments are increasing patrols, handing out tickets. this is part of the state's first distracted driving awareness month. the base fine is only $20 but, after fees and court costs that first offense could cost 150 to $200. the second offense could be from 200 to 250. more than three injured 50,000 drivers have been ticketed since the ban on hand-held devices took effect. that was in july 2008. i check on traffic, when we won a one in san jose, traf

commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or caring, companionship, your ability to talk to your loved ones as they are going through difficult times -- i was going to say men and women, but today we have just men. able to get through the incredible thi

in a moment, daniel griffith reports how this affects qaddafi's grip on power. first another report from the rebel front line, the eastern oil port. >> anti-qaddafi forces bursting this morning. two government vehicles ablaze on the outskirts of brega. this is close to the front line and these two cars with the heavy machine guns mounted on the back were reportedly hit in a nato air strike. live ammunition lay everywhere as rebel forces hoping to advance towards the oil town of brega cleared the road. but there were quickly forced back in dramatic fashion. heavy fighting erupted at the road junction near the entrance of the city. dozens of rockets and shells landed perilously close to our position, forcing us and the rebel army into retreat. this is still a largely ill disciplined and poorly equipped rebel army. again and again they were forced backwards towards the relative safety. in the rebel controlled city of benghazi, efforts are being made to train and equip the ragtag rebel army. without the protected cover of nato air strikes which are less frequent tha

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> rebels who have been allowing journalists to travel along with them have stopped the practice. they say the move is designed to avoid giving away their positions. >> still to come on 9news now, sweet tasting cupcakes that make you want to have a baby. literally! trust me. ♪ >> plus, the academy of country music awards are just ahead. we'll talk live to country superstar blake shelton when we come back. >>> just over a couple of weeks until your tax deadline. the i.r.s. says the average refund this year is about $3,000. they've already received a little more than 75 million returns so far. with the majority of those qualifying for some money back. >>> winners of the latest megamillions drawing will be receiving more than $19 million each after taxes! seven new york state workers came together yesterday to claim their winnings. >> it has been a blur. >> just hasn't sunk in. >> still in disbelief. >> the man who bought the winning ticket had someone cut in front of him while he went to get a candy bar. that delay may have accounted for th

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> it happened again, another air traffic controller is in trouble after falling asleep on the job forcing a plane to land on its own in nevada. the air ambulance flight did not get any response from the lone air controller at the reno- tahoe international airport before it touched down safely around 2 a.m. the faa is investigating. >>> have you seen it? video of the 6-year-old girl getting an airport patdown that's gone viral. >> it has. now the parents are demanding the tsa change how it screens children. the kentucky couple was going through security at the new orleans airport when their daughter anna was selected for a patdown. the screener talks the child through it letting her know where she will be touching next. but civil rights groups question whether the patdown was really necessary. >> a 6-year-old child shouldn't be subjected to this kind of treatment in the first place if there is no reason to suspect her or her parents of being criminals. >> that took all of what, 20 seconds to get done? you know, suck it up. it's a part o

daniel griffith, "bbc news." >> outattara is a resident of abidjan.e told me there has been heavy gunfire in the city for most of the day. >> during the entire day it was like a nightmare. huge bomb blasts and gunshots, heavy machine guns, and i have heard about two dead bodies not far from me right now. >> were you able to leave your house at all? when was the last time you were able to leave? >> the curfew is from 6:00 a.m. to noon. i went out about 8:00 a.m. and a half hour before the end of the curfew i had to rush back home because there are gunshots. >> and presumably you don't feel safe when you go out, about but you have to so you can get food and water to live? >> yes. i am lucky because we have water. it is really difficult to get food right now. pricing are hiking, there is no more money or supplies. >> the militias on both sides, do they target civilians, or are they just fighting each other? >> i think the pro-gbagbo militias target civilians in the fighting. i also had a member of my family who was dead because a grenade was thrown in th

danielle nottingham on the spending cuts that have the two sides butting heads. >> reporter: democraticawmakers say there is only one thing that is keeping republicans from agreeing to a budget deal. the gop wants to cut funding for women's reproductive health even though the federal government does not pay for abortions. >> if that sounds ridiculous, it's because it is ridiculous. >> reporter: but republicans say that's not what the fight is about. >> there is only one reason that we do not have an agreement as yet and that issue is spending. >> reporter: as the talks bogged down, president obama has repeatedly summoned leaders from both parties to the white house. this morning, he spoke to both sides on the phone. the president cancelled a planned friday trip to indianapolis and stayed in washington where his administration began the complicated process of shutting parts of the government. hundreds of thousands of employees don't know how long they might be out of work. >> i'm living from paycheck to paycheck. i have a family, three kids, fiancee car note, mortgage. it's going to affe

as danielle nottingham shows us the airstrike came after bloody weekend battles between gaddafi's forcesnd rebel fighters. >> reporter: libyan leader muammar gaddafi shook hand with community leaders and showed his supporters and enemies he is alive and well after nato air strikes leveled part of his compound. early monday morning bombs destroyed a library and a reception hall where he hosted visiting dignitaries. 3 people were killed and 45 injured in the blast. the airstrike came after bloody weekend battles between gaddafi forces and rebel fighters. this amateur video shows some of the filing in misrata. at least 32 people were killed there over the weekend. the streets were left virtual tee empty and lined with destroyed buildings. 10 more were killed in new fighting there monday. the non-stop battle for control of misrata has some in washington stepping up their calls for nato nations to remove gaddafi from power. a spokesman for the president says that will not happen. >> it is not the policy of this administration to effect regime changes through force. >> but the white house says

are we going to see now john huntsman, mitch daniels? does their stock rise as a result of this view of the republican field as, you know, at least in trump's case, wacky? >> no one really knows because the other thing that has been going on within the republican party itself is, you have to go back probably a half century to find the presidential election process at this stage with such an unsettled republican field where no candidate really registering very much in the polls and -- gwen: like we saw haley barbour drop out. >> haley barbour dropped out. he had been testing the waters in the very traditional sense and he said is he didn't feel the fire in his belly, which most people took to mean he didn't think there was much of a chance to win, but the field is very unsettled and someone like a donald trump who under normal circumstances where the party finds its candidate and begins the procession toward the core anition, donald trump couldn't have gotten the traction. but now people know his name, it's registering by the in the polls

bypass russia and reduce their dependence on one of the world's top energy exporters but authorities daniel bushell explains europe is likely to pay a high price for that. for french truck company the road ahead looks bleak. oil prices mean filling up now costs fifteen hundred euros if you're not watching it closely then when you go bankrupt chaos in libya and the oil rich me at least has hit a huge supplies and shot up prices but they could be an alternative you see that only for the evening or and selfish screen we're already built supply risks in energy prices will be lowered again. the e.u. is refusing to back new russian projects to supply energy it's continuing to insist on the adversity of supply we support any projects which give us access since. the book itself would like to have as a job as a. half like couple of other countries in the will the e.u. funds and fast tracks the gas pipeline from azerbaijan through turkey but not russia's north all sell stream gets a bucco cost much more to build its suppliers have no no resources to spare and the logic of building it is even question