plenty of information coming in and interests and drabs. we will bring it to you as soon as we get it. let's take a look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. serbia pose a former army chief momcilo perisic has been found guilty of murder, persecution, and attacks on civilians in bosnia and croatia in the 1990's. the international war crimes court sentenced him to 27 years in prison. he was found guilty of helping to finance and plan war crimes, including the killing of 8000 muslim men and boys and that 42- month-long siege on sarajevo. in indonesia 12-year-old boy was killed in an earthquake and many homes collapsed near the western island of sumatra, magnitude 6.6. helicopters have begun lifting supplies to communities cut off by a powerful typhoon in central and western japan. almost 40 people have been killed. more than 50 are missing after the country's most powerful storm in seven years triggered landslides and flash floods. the prefecture was most heavily hit with rain up to 180 centimeters. roland bu

>> well, that's a great question, and the other problem is, as dribs and drabs of this story come out, in which they might be looking for three operatives in this country, this might be an american-- there's a very good possibility that if that is in fact true-- and we don't know it is-- but if that is in fact true these people go to ground and wait until the u.s. is not on such high alert. and this is one of the big concerns the intelligence has with the story coming out in dribs and drabs the way it is. >> woodruff: i know you will continue to report and we'll continue to follow. thank you, dina temple-raston. >> you're very welcome. nice to be here. upon >> lehrer: still to come on the newshour: the president's pitch for his jobs plan; shields and brooks; islamic militancy in egypt; saudi arabia after the attacks; and a preview of our 9/11 special. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: commemorations here and abroad began today for the 9/11 anniversary on sunday. traders at the new york stock exchange observed a moment of silence before secr

no color, drab, dirty, barely a plant in sight in need of some serious work. if you've been out to m.l.k., one thing you can say for sure is there's no lack of color. this is m.l.k. today. this is the main entrance to the school. this is the main courtyard, landscaping, benches, complete overhaul, the entire school feels completely different. this is the walkways and central space in the main building. this is the gymnasium before. this is the gymnasium after. this is a typical new modernized classroom at m.l.k. chinese immersion, you can enter this school on grade on the first, second, and third floor. there were seven playgrounds at seven different levels. the school is still in progress and it's a lot of fun. this is a typical classroom, chinese immersion, all new cabinet, awe null -- all new cubbies, everything brand new, ready to go. and of course bathrooms are big for those of you who don't know what the district standards are, we have epoxy floors and corian on the walls. these are bathrooms that will take the wear and tear and look new and fresh 15 yea

it was drab and you wondered, why are our kids going to these schools when, whenever i see a movie or watch tv, which i want to do a little of, they show schools and what it could look like. this is what all the kids deserve. more recently when i've gone into some of the ones you've shown, cleveland, cobb, and so forth, it feels like those schools i see in movies and on tv where it's what the kids deserve. and these are the schools that we have worked on recently. unfortunately, we've had several bond measures to support this work and yet, you know, as happy as i am with what we've done, we have almost 50 other buildings we have not touched and all our kids need to have the same feeling, as those kids that go to cobb and so forth. so hopefully, you know, i'm bordering on probably not -- probably shouldn't be saying anything but there's an opportunity for people in san francisco to sare about this stuff and maybe support it. >> thank you. other commissioners? commissioner murase: i want to congratulate your team for their work. i was a fifth and sixth grader at wallenberg when it was a

data french conglomerate lagardere like a drab among the biggest dollars after profit warning financials and telecommunications shares a high end timer its biggest loser on the dax this hour setting over four percent. and here in moscow every market slide into the red reality has about one point three percent and of my sex is just under a percent below work let's have a look at some individual shovelled some classics this hour because bear bank is down over one point three percent its head says that this is an all of course will cause ation will be made in the next few weeks telecoms provider roles telecoms also dollars has acquired regional mobile operator paul. groggy is said after buying the remaining fifty percent stake for eighteen million dollars and he says he is more than one percent of the red despite posting record high first off the results the banks that profit rose one hundred thirteen percent to one point eight billion dollars. that's are off it for this hour but also gets you can always log websites dresses up to call such business and i'll start. going to military in nine

an art major, a guy named fred gurke, played halfback at the university of utah, did not like the drabbrown helmets so he put the logo owner and the owner liked it so much, he said, i'll pay you a dollar a helmet for the rest of the season. solomon: did he get royalties with that? kevin: but that was the beginning of what we see now with all these different helmets and the rams, it used to be -- he initially painted it gold. then it went to white and now it's back to gold. second down and seven yards to go. solomon: that was a really good story. kevin: it's a good story. solomon: it is a good story. all 32 teams have their own logo on the side of their helmet. there is no doubt. and it all started with the rams. kevin: so a lot of questions may have been answered today by baltimore. they came in after last week's loss to tennessee, the quarterback played well. the offensive line, with gurode playing at the left guard, may have answered some questions there with grubbs still injured and john harbaugh in the wake of a loss has come up with his 13th win in 17 games as a head coach of the

white house, we heard from all sides, it was an interesting weekend to see the president plan and the drabs we were hearing. what is the next move for the white house? >> president obama is going to sell this to the people. we saw him do that with the american jobs act. we started that visiting battle ground states, virginia, ohio and north carolina. he will head out later this week. you can bet he will continue to sell his american jobs act. he had a plan that he unveiled and review the highlights of the plan that is heavy on new tax revenues as you indicated. not as heavy on entitlement reform. a trillion and a half dollars come from new revenues from letting the tax cuts expire in rolling back tax breaks for big corporations. about a trillion for drawing down troops in iraq and afghanistan. another $580 billion coming through entitlement reform to medicare and medicaid. social security is not on the table under this plan. the battle lines are really being drawn already. the period laid out his plan today and they are seeing a lot of heated words on both sides. nancy pelosi is encouraged

i hate drab. >> you just looked right at my dress when you said that. >> i did not. >> oh, you did. >an. we had such a good time. >> that was called "the banger sisters". and i'm told of a new drama called "hbo viagra diaries". >> first of all, it's going to be a comedy. >> it's a comedy? >> yes. >> it's an hbo comedy series? >> it's a comedy but it actually -- the whole thing will be very deep and -- but we have a lot of -- >> getting back on the acting saddle? >> yes. it's a shift, it's a new phase. in a way, going to television is going to be fun for me again. hbo is a little different. it's a wonderful organization. the people are great. they do quality work, which i love. >> i'm going to ask you my two signature questions because i'm fascinated by what your answers would be. one of them is, how many times have you been properly in love in your life? >> properly is really kind of the key. certainly one. t two. maybe three. >> am i right in thinking husband number two at the moment is being relegated by the hour? >> i do love you. >> without getting into the nitty-gritty. i suspect

will you start seeing that drip and drab come out as a way to try to spook him out of the race? it's a dangerous game, a little bit of a high-wire act. you also done want to alienate chris christie at this point. he clearly has a popular following inside the party. it will be interesting to watch to see if chris christie starts trying to defend some of his positions even more. you know, last night he went after rick perry on immigration. we'll get to that later. anyway, the news that christie is reconsidering couldn't come at a worse time for the current republican front-runners. it freezes the field in the final days of the third quarter just as rick perry and mitt romney are trying to get republican donors to get off the fence and cut some checks. perry tried to win over k street with a big fund-raiser last night. romney follows a string of new york fund-raisers and new hampshire town hall fund-raiser in massachusetts today. the fact of the matter is you'll have these donors be able to sit there and say i'm going to wait, no reason to rush now in their minds because they have

we always think of that world war i certainly did as drab black-and-white shaded in gray because that is the kind of imagery we come across we see black and white photographs and newsreels. there are some color images that part it seems like a black-and-white world. it seems like there wasn't a bright sunny day in germany until 1965 when the color chroma became the film of choice. she saw something very different in the black-and-white world. she saw color everywhere, brightly colored tram's the torian on all the main streets just as perfect best ways. every balcony had a box of red geraniums or seemed to at least. at christmas the city went wild. there were christmas lights everywhere, christmas trees of every square, every street corner so much so he was moved to write you would almost think the nazis believed in jesus. there were glorious cafes that sat hundreds of people lack the time with dancing every night at the fabulous night clubs like the roof hotel and in this very interesting establishment called the house land in berlin it was a structure that have five restaurants and n

but the president and the white house, we know, we've seen drips and drabs of what the president is going to propose. they've largely kept it close to the vest. what we do know is he's going to be asking for the congress to extend that payroll tax cut in effect all throughout this year and expires at the end of this year. and many people feel as though republicans might get onboard for that infrastructure investments. we've talked about traditional road and bridge projects. aid for state and local governments as they are cash-strapped and laying off people unable to pay out medicaid payments in many circumstances. and job training for the unemployed, thomas. >> mike viqueira, thank you so much. >>> minnesota congressman keith ellison is the co-chairman of the progressive caucus and is joining me now. you've seen parts of the president's plan as the co-chairman of the progressive caucus. is the president taking the stand necessary to make a real dent in the jobs crisis? because we keep hearing the words bold, big, urgent, comprehensive. is it really going to live up to what we're all expec

drab and is still behind schedule. when the drive times are still running upwards of 34 minutes.ould be closer to about 24 minutes to the southbound ride. this resulted from an earlier recurring problem on the northbound side of interstate 680 that managed to jam up the commute. the conditions slowly improving and getting a little better. the northbound side is unaffected by the earlier northbound accident. here is a bridge check. take a look at the bay bridge. there are no problems on your right heading towards the toll plaza. you will find it a very easy commute as you had westbound towards the upper deck. asante a bridge ride is a good one with no delays either eastbound or westbound. your ride on the golden gate bridge while a little sluggish in northern marin looks pretty nice. let's check the east bay for you as we look at their ride on the floor. almost completely cleared out. so is the right on interstate 80. westbound of 580 is a problem free. seminal grade is a little sluggish in the southbound direction but no surprises. in the south bay the northbound to 80 ride has r

let's have a little dribble or drab of infrastructure investment because, oh, the stimulus failed. what happened? 40% of that stimulus was tax cuts. 7%, 7% was investment in infrastructure. yeah, it worked, but it was a pathetically small part of the package. in a country that has a $3 trillion infrastructure project with dams that are failing, levees that are failing, highways that are crumbling, bridges that are falling, transit systems that are based in early 19th and early 20th century technology and our competitors are, you know, building out a 21st century infrastructure. we need a bold vision. we don't need another little dribble or drab in infrastructure, and we sure as heck don't need one of these stupid shovel-ready projects. when you do long-term investments, then the private companies, these aren't government projects, taxpayers funds them, private sector builds them, many small businesses, will go out and buy equipment. if they buy equipment, especially if we put buy america requirements, it will put people back to work in manufacturing. so this isn't just about constr