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you know who you are. >> paul: okay, dorothy.ays china is supposedly is your surfacing the united states. one is investment in high speed rail. this is set to show their farsightedness, their concern for the environment. one of the many ways they're better than the united states. last week there was a terrible train accident with one of these high speed trains. 39 people killed, hundreds injured. and it turns out that the reason that the train crashed wasn't on account of the trains themselves, but because they didn't master the signaling system i would say to the bureau master technology of the 19th century before mastering the technology of the 21st. >> paul: steve. >> who would have thought that the congressional democrats new best friend is ronald reagan. they're citing the gipper saying he raised the debt ceiling 17 times and quoting him, saying if we don't raise the debt system it will be a calamity. what they leave out. ronald reagan also said in the same address that for those who think we can't cut more government spendi

. >> dorothy lang -- the woman's som. >> dorothy lang caught the picture. is a unique copy of the picture as it was originally taken. >> migrant mother is a part of a new deal project to capture poverty in rural america between 1935 and 44 -- and 1944. >> in 1944, we are in the midst of the war, the depression is recently passed, and the attitude is, who will ever want to look at these sad old pictures again? the librarian of congress went over and said, i know it is a lot of photographs, more than 170,000, but i feel that if we collect today, contemporary, in 50 years, and did 100 years, that will be a visual encyclopedia of life in the united states, the good as well as the bad. >> today, this is the library's most popular photo collection. it is also possible to track the country's history in the map division. >> this is the ground fuel of any collection. it is the first document on which the name america appears. because the person who made them that -- made the map made -- named america in honor of the merval vespucci. we can tell you how did america c

avioneta se estrello en un hospital de watsonville, las víctimas fueron david halton y su esposa dorothyijos, ahora la junta de seguridad en el transporte investiga el caso. >> en hatewards un hombre esta gravemente herido después de ser disparado, el sospechoso le disparo al policía pero el uniformado salió ileso, el hombre trato de matarse y esta en condición critica. >> en el este de la bahía en oakland murió esra flowers, victima de una balacera, saliendo de una tienda, esa noche por lo menos 6 personas fueron baleadas en un lapso de 90 minutos. se ofrece recompensa por los responsables. >> y los agentes del orden llevan camaras puestas en el pecho en su uniforme, las camaras tienenel proposito de proteger y tner imágenes para resolver casos. >> a nivel nacional 16 agencias del orden hechan mano de esta tectecnología y una medida contra el acoso cybernetico se convierte en ley, las autoridades podrán tomar medidas diciplinarias a los estudiantes que acosan a sus compañeros por redes sociales. >> algunos sobrevivientes de un naufragio en el golfo de california se queja que no les avis

there is a 74-year-old great grandmother, dorothy may heard who was missing. this body may be that of miss heard. investigators are trying to determine exactly who has been found. lauren's parents are appealing to her school friends urging them to come forward with information about what happened to lauren. several of those friends have hired attorneys to help them in the event that they one day face charges in this case. again, those autopsy results could come at any moment. we'll keep you posted as soon as we learn anything. jon: thank you, rick. and a good tuesday morning to you, post 4th of july holiday. i'm jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. we are on verdict watch in the casey anthony murder trial. the jury deliberating for its first full day. the seven women and five men spent six hours discussing the case yesterday. jon: of course they are charged with deciding whether casey anthony, the woman you see there, killed her 2-year-old daughter, or if, as the defense claims, little caylee drowned in the family pool, an accident t

dorothy a dicks mental hospital in wadesbro. >> they would have these evaluations.t always says chief complaint. his chief complaint wasn't anything physical or mental that was wrong with him. it was always to the effect of i'm innocent. i want to go homed. >> i was framed. >> i was framed. >> chief complaint, i was framed. >> when he entered these doors he also entered in a kind of legal limbo, accused of murder but unable to have his day in court. floyd brown was developmentally disabled. he had the mind of a 7-year-old. and was ruled incompetent to stand trial. the only evidence against floyd was a confession he had signed, misspelling his own name. >> the details in that confession were so elaborate and so detailed that everyone who knows floyd -- his teachers from school and the doctors at dore these-a dicks believed he was incapable of writing that confession. >> the confession was written down by fbi agent mark isley. more than 20 times floyd's competence was evaluated. >> on top. >> six. >> each time he was judged unfit to stand trial. finally, after 14 year

he and dorothy who was 44, ran two small businesses in santa cruz. the family leaves behind relatives, both here in the bay area and in nevada. >> it is going to be devastating for a lot of people that know and love them. >> reporter: the search for answers continues tonight. it will for a while. the safety board says it will remove the wreckage of the plane and take it to a more secure location where they will continue to investigate. they say they should have some answers within five or ten days. in watsonville, nbc bay area news. >> such a heart breaking story. thank you. >>> new tonight at 6:00, substandard supervision. a san francisco judge release ad confidential review of the parole of phillip garrido and the contents are scathing. it was conducted by the administrative offices of the united states courts. it claims parole agents failed to properly monitor the convicted sex offender during the 18 years he held jaycee dugard captive. among the criticisms parole agents ignored repeated drug violations, rarely made home visits and never talked wi

una avioneta se estrelló contra el hotel de watson vil se trata de david haopp tono y u esposa dor dorothympactó contra un edificio de consultorio, mientras iban a un campamento. algunos testigos narraron los dramáticos momentos que se vivieron ayer jueves. >>> iba manejando en la calle de atrás y vi una avioneta, se movió un poquito y vi una explosión graneled y me di la vuelta mi metí aquí. y ya cuando llegué el avión se estaba quemando. y se quemó, por un unos buenos minutos. >>> la junta investiga las causas del accidente. >>> por lo menos 7 personas heridas tras una serie de balaceras ocurrido en el lapso de 20 nintss en oakland en la claudia mil. hay dos sujetos prófugos balearon a 3 individuos. un seguro incidente en el cruce de la aveniavenida 108 y el boulevard. otros fueron ad atacados en la cuadra 1200. y otro tiroteo la cuadra 7100. se dará recompensa a quien tenga información de cualquiera de los incidentes. el sindicato de la policía de oakland aceptó que sus trabajadores pongan más para su retiro. destinaran a su pasión el 9% de sus salarios. los ingresos de los uniformados

familia de 4 ; 2 menores de 10 y 12 aÑos y sus padres david, quien piloteaba la nave y su esposa dorothyecieron. ---segn testigos, el avin despeg del aeropuerto con poca velocidad y perdi el control, cayendo en el estacionamento del hospital y estrellandose contra el edificio. cu ---una banda de ladrones de alambre de cobre, hizo de las suyas en la ciudad de antioch y ahora la policia esta tras la pista de los delincuentes. take vo ---segun las autoridades, los hombres escalaron varios postes de electricidad ayer por la maÑana cerca de la autopista 4 para sacarles el cobre. ---cuando la polica lleg a la escena del crimen, encontr algunos cables de luz tirados en la calle y otros colgando de los postes. ---al parecer, el robo no es lo unico que les preocupa ya que al menos 10 carros fueron daÑados por la electricidad que descarcaron las lineas cuando cayeron al suelo. ---si usted tiene informacin sobre este incidente, contacte al detective krenz al numero que aparece en pantalla. take vo ---esta semana, investigadore s del condado de napa, hicieron un macabro hallazgo en las colinas de ru

this is dorothy. this is lilly right here.r dorothy when she was 5 years old danced right out there for their wedding, which was six years ago. your anniversary, peg is? >> tomorrow. >> do you want to say anything to your husband down there? >> ben, you are awesome. >> did you hear that, ben? did you hear that? she said you need to do a better job cleaning the house. yeah, that's what she said. let's take a look and show you what is going on outside right now, because, again, we're looking at a fantastic afternoon. temperatures out there right now 90 degrees with that dew point of 45. that makes things very comfortable. as far as temperatures around the rest of the region go for this weekend, look at the chesapeake bay forecast. beautiful on saturday. 85 degrees. 87 on sunday with a late shower. i think after 5:00, 6:00. most of the day is going to be great, if not the entire day. fourth of july, we are looking at a chance of showers. but a better chance down the beach. so if you're going down towards ocean city, you may see s

. ♪ dorothy, you going home, are you?inbow ♪ why, oh, why ♪ can't ♪ i? ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh >> june 28, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jiewrtdment we each got a show for you tonight. thank you very much. we have a show for you tonight. i'm telling you, it is a show the pope would tweet about. my guest tonight is louis ck. very few of you know this, but the ck is short for [bleeped] [laughter] yeah, man. all day we're here writing, all day. but we begin tonight with news out of illinois. you may remember about a year ago former governor rod blah... [stumbles over name] toured the country promising he'd be vindicated of all charges. he visited the "daily show" where i made a promise to him. again, if you get off scot-free, there's a hug waiting for you. >> i'm determined to work even harder to get that. >> jon: wel

jose baez and cheney mason and dorothy clay stems and they will explain the reaction and tell us how they felt waiting for the jury to come back, and i do know from conversations with jose baez, he said that he did his best job that he could. his job was to raise the idea of reasonable doubt, and he was quite frankly uncertain of how he did, as i think that most lawyers would be but when i talked to him in the waiting game he said that it was a moment. he was now waiting for the next moment, and we have now reached that where the jury has come back and we will see actually whether they are surprised by the response or not by the jury here. >> and we were showing location of video where like many places, people were watching the verdict, and over the weekend people were showing n ining up area where caylee's body was found and they placed balloons and stuffed animals saying justice for caylee and going back to the very wooded area where her little remains were found. >> to the point that it became a problem. . and the local community here had the county go out to put up no parking sig

now he is being considered to replace dorothy dugger, who was forced out as the bart's gm. >>> time for a check of traffic and weather. kristy, we have to get up and get out. will the sun help us? >> yes. we'll see sunshine later on this afternoon but we are going to see a slight chance of some sprinkles to the north of us. you see the system pushing through so north bay slight chance 20% by this afternoon but you can see the rest of the bay area in the clear right now. we'll see plenty of sunshine especially in the south bay locations today. outside now temperatures in the 50s. 56 in san francisco, 57 for vallejo and concord. and sitting at 53 in livermore right now. breaking into the 80s by this afternoon. so good news of those of you who like warm weather. 80 for concord, fairfield and livermore, 69 oakland and 63 in pacifica today. extended forecast showing we have a gradual warmup into wednesday, finally breaking into the 90s at that point. gradual cooling for a couple of days and we bounce back up in time for your weekend. so seasonal weather back in the picture. gianna has the tr

now we know four people, david and dorothy houghton and their two children, were in the single-enginelane. we have more from scott budman on the investigation. scott? >> reporter: marla, this hospital is where the plane crashed last night. today we learned more about the family on board and how much they'll be missed. the houghton family, dee dee, david, and luke and ryan, ages 12 and 10, were traveling to see family members in tuolumne county when their plane crashed moments after takeoff into the watsonville community hospital. >> there were four persons on board, two adults, two children. there were no survivors. >> reporter: relatives described the family as fun loving and adventurous. david, who would have turned 45 years old monday, and 44-year-old dee dee ran two businesses in santa cruz. both were avid scuba divers. david had his pilot's license for about a year. >> in this case we have four parallel ground triations -- striations which are indicative that the propeller had cut through the tarmac. >> reporter: the family leaves behind relatives here in the bay area and in neva

now being considered to replace dorothy dugger, forced out as bart's gm. >>> other headlines making news around the bay area, a bay area man is under arrest for making threats to senator barbara boxer. police say kevin o'connell of san rafael called the senator's work voice mail and left death threats during the week of july 10. o'connell is charged with making criminal threats and is expected to face a judge tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers are now looking into why shuttle buses are exempt from laws that require seatbelts. this comes after last week's deadly accident involving a uc san francisco shuttle bus that killed kevin mack, a psychiatrist and associate professor at the school. >>> this week, washington gets back to the business of trying to settle the debt debate. lawmakers are looking for a pair of plans each designed to get the debt limit raised in time. and as daniel notingham reports, neither one has broad support. >> reporter: the august 2 deadline to raise the debt limit is looming. but lawmakers are still at odds over how to get the job done. and americans are not happy with

david, his wife dorothy, and their two young sons, 12-year- old luke and 10-year-old ryan were on boardword on what caused that crash. >>> friends and family of missing nursing student michelle lay held a fundraiser at a sizzler restaurant in heyward to pay for their search efforts. 20% of the restaurant's earnings went to the fund. >>> a celebration in san jose to mark a milestone. the creation of the world's newest country south sudan. it's a move that people hope brings an end to the civil war that has killed 2 1/2 million people. the fighting led to the lost boys of sudan who came to san jose as children to avoid being forced into the military. the immigrants say that they now have hope for a better future for their impoverished people. >>> first, critics didn't like its name, then the building itself was ugly. after that vandals targeted it. now elizabeth cook shows us a pizza parlor is changing its colors. >> when you eat at a restaurant named pizza argasmica, you can be confident subtlety is not on the menu. >> it needs to be vibrant. it cannot have pizza in black and blue. >> th

dorothy say that brides of a valid have nothing to worry about because there are more men than women it's less than thirty years old living in the city. is also in the city one of russia's first fashion designers. born in one nine hundred thirty eight sides it has been named its citizens regularly visit the city showcasing his collections. recently an exhibition of the design his creations has opened in the central textile museum featuring not only one of the current clothes and costumes but also works of photography. ensure the connection between the old traditions of making clothes contemporary fashion. and the fashion related festival cool palette is taking place in the town of cloth in the event of a region celebrating the area's white connection to the production of fabric and clothes the events highlights included there are various designs made of linen and one large open and. the beautiful landscapes on the embankment of the volga river served as the scenic backdrop for the event which several designed to showcase the collections of clothes made from the natural materials. fro

trademarks as its female population use our number considerably but now granted the latest census with dorothy salem drives a development it's nothing to worry about because there are more men than women age less than thirty years old living in the city. even though it is also in the city one of russia's first russian designers. born in one hundred thirty eight sites it has been named. that's what it says and regularly visit the city showcasing his collections. recently an exhibition of this is on his creations his opens in the central textile museum pressuring not only one of the current clothes and costumes but also works in photography as a save and ensure the connection between the old christian traditions of making clothes contemporary fashion. and the fashion related bestival cool to live in palate the same place and it's how to fill in the event of a region celebrating the area's wide connection to the production of fabric and clothes the events highlights included there are various designs made of live and also knowledge open package that will show the beautiful landscapes on the emban

the chronicle is reporting that dorothy dugger failed a field sobriety test thursday night after a napa county sheriff spotted her chrysler weaving near silverado trail. earlier this year she received close to a million dollars severance package from bart when she was fired from her position as bart's general manager. she told the chronicle she was under extreme stress over her in-laws' extreme health and challenges with caregivers. >>> the fallout gained new scandal. british police arrested the former editor of news of the world. that development comes as britain's police chief paul stevenson announced today that he was stepping down as well because of the scandal. nbc's stephanies go has the latest from london. >> reporter: london's police chief resigned under intense pressure after it was revealed that scotland hired a former news of the world editor as a media consultant in 2009, the same year investigators decided not to further pursue the phone hacking case. the former editor, neil wallace, was arrested last week in connection with the scandal. >> i have had heard suggestions that

. >> now police in the nearby town of noblesville have also been looking for 74-year-old dorothy herd. >>> execs son mobile will do whatever they need to to clean up the oil spill. damage was limited to a ten mile stretch of the river. now federal and state officials say oil damage is spread over dozens of miles and they are still taking air and water samples. >>> there's a new lawsuit over the amtrak train crash that killed six people in the nevada desert. amtrak attendants filed a suit against the trucking company involved in the crash as well as amtrak. now dickerson accuses the trucking company of negligence because one of its drivers failed to stop at a crossing and slammed into the train. she also says a locked door on one of the train cars blocked her initial escape route as she tried to lead passengers out of the burning train. last week amtrak filed a lawsuit against the nevada trucking company involved in the crash. >>> a skier's in critical condition this morning after surviving an 800-foot fall from a mountain in wyoming. officials at the grand tee ton national park say 33

the chronicle is reporting that dorothy dugger failed a field sobriety test thursday night after a napa county sheriff spotted her chrysler weaving near silverado trail. earlier this year she received close to a million dollars severance package from bart when she was fired from her position as bart's general manager. dugger told the chronicle she was under extreme stress over a relative's health and fighting with the caregivers. >>> another arrest in britain's phone hacking scandal. this one apparently a surprise even to the woman arrested. >>> and -- >> it's the world's largest animal. 110-foot animal. you realize how small you actually are when you're next to one. >> we'll share a glimpse of the blue whales off san francisco trying to spot.at hours tryi tspot. whoa!! the really big chicken sandwich combo is back! and it's as big as ever. i'm gonna jump it! you can't jump that! it's two chicken patties, topped with bacon, and melting cheese plus seasoned curly fries and a drink for only $3.99! what do you know? your only a baby! vrrrrooooom! i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz

dorothy clay simms and two others were there. looking close, you can see simmsclapping and jumping up and down. they ate at the restaurant nearly every day for the 36-day trial. the jurors wouldn't immediately comment on the decision in the trial but an alternate did speak saying he supports the final verdict. >> i agreed whole heartedly. it was the right decision that was made. the prosecution didn't meet the burden of proof. and we had a lot of reasonable doubt there. they didn't show us the evidence that was good enough for a conviction. >> the defendant rise along withcounsel. >> there you have it. now of the 7 counts anthony was convicted of four misdemeanor counts of providing fallinformation to place and will be sentenced thursday and could face four years in prison. the hook in all this is thee has been in prison -- she has been in prison for three and the judge could tell her to go with time served. we are asking you what you think about this. you've had time to sleep on it. are you as enraged as yesterday or have you co

host: thank you, dorothy. guest: i love your name. one of my favorite children is named dorothy.am always glad to meet other dorothy's. i think is -- it is fundamentally right. political wages are defined by the president. we do not think of the years of 1932 through 1945 as the democratic congress era, we think of it as the roosevelt era. that is true for every president. he receives the blame. he receives the credit. that is the way that it is. it is also true that dividing government is usually pretty good for the president. the pressure from the opposition party tends to kind of save you from your own enthusiasms. americans are fundamentally kind of center-right, moderate. they do not like a lot of change. they want incremental improvement. when you have the other side saying no, do not go there, it pushes the debt limit, good that in the end. host: how many of you are optimistic about your future and feel that your generation will be more successful than your parents? how many of you feel that your generation will be less successful? interesting. what does that tell you? gue

for dorothy of moroccans have approved new constitutional reforms put forward by muhammad the sixth response to recent pro-democracy protests a result more than ninety percent supported the changes the reforms that give more power to the prime minister of the kings to remains the head of the military religious authorities in the judiciary concessions come after protests inspired by uprisings across the world. mexico tropical storm arlene has claimed at least three lives as the elements continue to batter central parts of the country heavy rains threaten more flash floods and mudslides as the system moves toward the pacific up to twenty thousand people could be affected but the antics season's first tropical storm came ashore of mexico central gulf coast only on thursday a city over mexico river which terrorist sewage water overflowed into the suburbs. and this to the head in a program a grand slam in her way to the final. green of the courts and run so way into a second wimbledon final but really just to celebrate in progress on the beaches in the top of the world as a sporting skills. and g

joins others in recognizing rebel author dorothy and i lost them access to establish. this is r.t. line from moscow on reception a very warm welcome saying eight out of one thousand european banks have failed stress tests on whether they could withstand another financial crisis were in italy richard hopes might help the country to fend off aspiring that along with the seventy billion euro cuts which parliament passed on friday sarah reports there's only so much that can be done before the people take power back into their own hands. as the clouds gather. in the battle continue its dark times keeping our life ahead of. what everybody here. as for the future if you think countries like italy looking on increasingly unstable ground county you're a right out this financial still this is really something quite frightening if indeed italy. goes into big trouble on the financial markets this is certainly a totally new face of this euro crisis. dimension here a fairy tale with all too appealing countries chip saving themselves for a bite of the g.s.t. apple now many are left requesting tak

huge countries but million people really do much dorothy i mean we've seen historically you've been noticing that the best organized political forces are the one to take over and as much as historical comparisons are not always the right thing to do iran is a great example of that so an organized force but it has a massive popular support like the brotherhood can take over and i want to pause and think the brotherhood will i mean this is a little you this is. this is one of the groups who are not organized one of the issues of this program is hijacking and rule what do you that's why i want to do this program he you see there's a fear that he and i'm not going to focus on the brothers only but other groups that could hijack this because we're going is ation is very important you can get rid of the head the snake's head but you know the rest of the snake you have to deal with it it's a long process. absolutely it's a long process listen i worked in egypt as an anchor woman i had the t.v. show and i stayed there in two thousand and eight and i saw the power of both sides of car for the regime

remaining nazi war crimes suspects will soon learn his fate in a garion court ninety seven year old dorothy pirro is charged with the massacre killing civilian hostages in serbia he was discovered living in budapest in two thousand and six as one of the few left to stand trial for holocaust crimes sara first reports from hungary. it's been described as the world's most wanted nazi he stands accused of the participation in the notorious massacre in the city of no east side in one thousand nine hundred eighty one thousand two hundred jewish and serbian people were killed by hunger in forces the prosecution say that he's directly responsible for the justice thirty six people thirty thing with it in a lorry and driven away to be shot the courts already been adjourned he complained that he couldn't understand what was being said and the judge in the trial said that he wasn't sure other biscayne a was even fully aware of what was going on and so an adjournment was cooled in order for him to receive a hearing and mental health assessment and be restarted in the verdict expected to be did it today

commander and two of his aides were killed so far to eunice was gunned down hours after rebel of dorothy's had reportedly arrested him over his family suspected ties to kill gadhafi regime units had been libya's foreign minister before he defected to the rebels at the beginning of the revolution the national transitional council blames the killing on the death of supporters of the progress to the head of the group responsible for the consequences of the murder to end on how deep the commanders allege connections really ran that's according to one of the fires of the term there because antiterrorism caucus. the consequences of his killing could be either short ramification or vaster mitigations if indeed he was only an individual or even a high ranking official who has still relationships with the gadhafi regime then his killing will be it will be the end of the. the other case that is he and others inside the council the interim council of the bin ghazi power have been in opposition to another of course a militia force it could be other little two opponents it could be the militia of the j

if george is off dorothy's all to be believed there are secret agents working around every corner just days after jailing people for espionage for russia but of high profile photographers getting by special services. of spying for foreign states it's not clear which one party's characters are over those and what's wild georgia suspicions and events that i still strong i would my little lie truth is continuing it's for an encounter espionage campaign and this time around the people in the spotlight are those who usually stayed behind the scenes for sure journalists have been detained including the president's personal photographer and employees of the associated press and the european press agency the a.p. photographer was later released without charge but the other three remaining custody. i don't need i have met with my client has got injuries to his face at the moment he still hasn't been charged with anything and we waited and prosecutors to file the case answer question and formally charge my client. to for a georgian authorities haven't specified exactly who they believe these jou

echoes of revolt as thousands once again allowed cairo's main square demanding reforms egypt's of dorothy's or the suspension of policemen accused of killing protesters during fed reserve risings. a surprising new target germany is now willing to provide missions for nato forces in libya direct contrast to its original position or intervention that speculation is being pressured by other alliance members. and saving greece the country's prowlers the country's at the top of christine lagarde to do list she sets out her stall as the new chief of the international monetary fund. into r.t. and this is our weekly news review welcome to the program. and its latest cloak and dagger case georgia has accused three photojournalists of working for the russian secret services the group that includes president suck us for it is a personal photographer was netted on thursday and charged with spying for foreign state or two days later to receive a finger. but on bottom reports many see it as a witch hunt. georgia is on a spy role and not for the first time this time the spotlights being shined on those us

wizard of oz of course the wizard of oz is an allegory about returning to the gold standard and as dorothy's ruby slippers were originally silver slippers and if you play the wizard of oz on t.v. or video or d.v.d. and trying to sound all the way down as simultaneously play the entire full length version of dark side of the world like pink floyd as the musical background you'll get freaked and ripped but again all of these market manipulations they they help the people who are short because remember a pension funds your pensions your future can only really go long in the market so the government rigs the market on silver and oil they force it down because their guys are making money on the drops and prices and most people don't understand that they think prices have to go up on various commodities and stocks for people to make money for speculators to make money here is more profitable than faith that's the underlying functionality of current reg market capitalism and michael bloomberg we've got your across as we know what you're doing since europe thanks for being on the kaiser report thank

and a half to actually find the to find the killer and to stop the massacre so there is criticism dorothy's over this over this tragic incident the suspect has admitted to a crime he said that he wanted to change in society that he wanted to force revolution that it was an atrocious but necessary act to make the norwegian people realize and the society realized that it's going wrong he said it's not a crime a more details are emerging about the suspect himself who posted a rant to fifteen hundred page rants on the internet saying how he went to various countries czech republic in the european union with its lax gun laws is what he said to look for guns and he explained how he was going to carry out the sect so you can maybe understand why this anger among community here that he wasn't before he was allowed to carry out his crimes he expressed violent muslim views he was briefly a member of the progress party here in norway which is anti immigrant and the ruling labor party is who he attacked first through a blast in the city center the government headquarters were hit by a car bomb that app

american journalist claims the president is parents thought of giving him up for adoption click over dorothy dot com for the full story. stay with us here on r t still ahead this hour stop the presses the latest. twists in britain's phone hacking scandal that's already seen the axe fall on the country's biggest selling paper now a former executive is arrested. without the space program or pretty much nothing i mean this is way just built on the space program you know a lot of people are going to be out of. millions await the final launch of the space shuttle atlantis for many of the historic moment though is bittersweet. but first in georgia claims the high profile photographers arrested in the capital tbilisi have been spying for a foreign state before detained are accused of providing information to another country to george's detriment among them is the president's personal photo as well as an employee for the european press photo agency the photographer has denied the allegations the arrests come as nine other people were jailed for up to fourteen years first spying for moscow the russia

dorothy on t.v. dot com to find out more. little journalism a lot of p.r. there the frequent findings of recent media surveys in the us and as newspapers across the country close the p.r. machine is rushing to fill the vacuum christine for us our has been finding out what it may mean for american society. in. the first thirty five all the additional. newspapers like the seattle post intelligencer the rocky mountain news and hundreds more have now become relics from the past. slash budgets have stopped the presses at newsrooms nationwide. and nast layoffs throughout media have meant far fewer journalists to investigate policy and procedure who are losing their sense of accountability in government and business in all our. life lives if we lose journalists who aren't asking questions about what's going on the numbers particularly dramatic with newspapers where revenue has been cut nearly in half while the journalism industry is shrinking the public relations industry is expanding at one time a one to one ratio between p.r. employees and journalists today that

and dorothy has doum see for the first time. >> someone there has a boat. they've invited to us come to wacht fire works. >> the family from concord has decided to make today a family outing. >> just to have a great time, spend time with the family. we don't see each other much. seem to have a good time. >> the spirit for the 4th has not been lost. >> this is great to celebrate. >> what a wonderful country we live in. how nice it was people got our independence for us. and if you're planning to come into the area, we advise you click on go to abc 7 news.com and click on see it on tvz check out where the street closures are. you might want to come in on public transportation. and that does make it tricky. crews scrambled to control a fire that spread to two homes this afternoon, investigators looking into the possibility of fire began in a shed, perhaps intentionally. firefighters spent the afternoon making sure there is no danger of reignition. and there is heat wore down firefighters. >> bay area activists on a humanitarian mission have been blocked from l

the role of dorothy is something that everybody knows. we started with that.. what people have been trying to do is stage the film whereas what you had to do was go back and rethink it. therefore we discovered no song for the wizard, no song for the wicked witch, no song for the good witch. i got permission from warner brothers that i could write some new songs. >> dream team. >> we're back together again. >> very exciting. >> it's been good fun. >> you can't live with each other or without each other. >> don't know. we're in constant touch. we were planning to do "jesus christ superstar." now that this production has happened at stratford. i can't do it without tim. tim is not interested in the production side of thing as i am. i love the theater. >> you love his words. he's a great fit. >> timmy is a great lyricist. >> there's talk about "evita" coming back. who will star in this? >> i've told ricky martin is playing che. i've not been involved with the production. it's a production in australia. i'm not being involved with it. i'm beginning to think it's up

was first brought up to kennebunkport to meet the extended family, she met george's grandmother, so dorothy bush, the first president bush's mother, and the first president bush's mother said to her, so what do you do? you know, what's your story. and supposedly laura bush was supposed to have responded, well, i read and i smoke. then there were questions of how well did that go down with barbara bush? no one ever said. i think it's probably fair to characterize it as maybe -- maybe distant, maybe more cordial. certainly, her -- barbara bush's relationship with her grandchildren is very warm. she sees them a lot, you know, still. yes, ma'am. >> i seem to remember that when barbara bush first became first lady, some reporter asked her a question involving the name of eleanor roosevelt, you know, or you want to be like her, and to which barbara bush replied, don't talk to me about eleanor roosevelt. my family -- i've forgotten the rest of that. but i was kind of wondering what her family had against eleanor roosevelt although i have my own opinions. >> well, probably the fact that her father